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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929 THK CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Many A Chap Acts Like A Gentleman Who Is Only A Good Mimic. Capital iUournal CLASSIFIKD ADVKIITISINO -. UATESt .; Bat pet word : On insertion 1 oeuu; three insertion & cents; one week 8 cents; one month 20 cents; one year- per month -13 cents-, minimum per ad. W cent Hot taken over phone unless ad vertiser has mostiily account. No allowance for phone errors, I FOR SALE HOUSES LOT, small buildings, sewer connec tions, street paved, walks -in, im provement paid. 8760. Inquire 2374 North Church. MODERN 4 room houso. South High, Owner leaving. Bargain, phono S77B-J. n74 TWO BUNOALOW SNAPS Both Located In Hollywood District Each has 4 rooms, with bullt-lns. Two bedrooms, ono has fireplace and basement, the other baa a furnace. P living nald. Owner away has cut the ." B Vi nnn thn nthor 83.200. Each' one Is routed to (tood tenants at 820 pe.nonin. uim wiuw right narty. To see thein see S41 Rtate Street Boom "4 Shown by an appointment only a" FOR SALE Q room house. 622 North 17th. 'l SACRIFICE New English cottage at FOR SAKE FARMS nATRY FARM SNAP located on main road, owned by a widow and unable to run furm. This 1h what eocs with farm: About 45 White Leghorn hcnB, 4 turkeys, . R nnn( VinlfMH. ft UOOd 200- egg incubator, tools of nil kinds, has a good house, fair barn and poultry house, also spring and running wa ter. Will consldor a trade for a home and lot In. North Salem. See my agents, . TtvcxiTVT . nr REARS 341 State Street Boom 4 A REAL SNAP il a ptmk r.HinKEN RANCH rnn ha bouuht for less than the buildings cost. Has cozy 4 room house. 4 nice poultry houses, witn no rii- iii it. nff the hlirhwav. Owner needs tho money reason for selling at tho low sacrifice price for SlUU. BCB 111V II But I m BECHTEL or SEARS 341 State Street Room 4 o1 50 ACRE FARM, sandy loam, full not good modern buildings, running water, stock and' equipment extra. Toko some trade In Salem property. Price including crop, evf.uuu. Attractive English typo home, (uwv mnHor tn-rmvuntoncc VOU Want. on paved street. A HEAL BUY AT 83300. Easy terms. Close In 10-ncre tract with garage house on paved road. Also 6 room modern bungalow, well located on paved street. Trade both properties for unimproved or slightly Improved acreage near Salem. 20-acre equipped dairy and poultry farm, 2 acres strawberries, set new buildings. 67,000. Toko somo trade. acre suburban home, 7 roomB with basement, gorago and other buildings. 6100 down, balance like rent. 83100. See E. E. ROBERTS, with ANDERSON & RUPERT. RcnltorS 109 South High street Phone 1044 D711 SNAP 24 acres, 7 ml. from Salem, for less than the value of beaver dam land on it. Good five room house, barn, garage, and woodshed. 0 acrea of beaver dam land. Sell for 3C00 or trade for acreago on highway be tween Wood burn and Portland, close to school. See Mr. Lynch, 208 North High street. b70' BEAL farm opportunity, crops con tracted In advance. Will take share of crops as down payment. O. E. Sni der, 411 Masonic Temple, Saletn, Ore. b70 DAIRY 184 ocres, 105 cultivable, good land, good buildings, 4 miles Monmouth $75 per acre. 95000 cash. 438 acres, 200 cultivated. Gravity water system, fair buildings. Fences good, soil first class, 1 miles Mon mouth. 922.600. $5,000 cash. GUY DEMINO, Monmouth, Ore. b73 323 ACRES, 160 In cultivation, 100 acres oak cordwood timber. Fair buildings. Woven wire, sheep-tight fence, fertile soil, no stone, 0 miles Monmouth. $12,000. 98,000 cosh, bal. 6 per cent. GUY DEMINO, Monmouth, Oregon. bo:i 2 ACRES of flue soil, with new three room house. Just outside of Salem. 31,000. with very easy terms. 6 ACRES, about S miles out. good land, 1 a. in strawberries, 1 a. In tim ber, some buildings. 91.200. WALDO O. MILLS, 33 State Et. b70 TODAY'S BEST BUY 100 ACRE FARM STOCKED and EQUIPPED All In cultivation, except 12 acres Umber nud pasture. Best of soil. On good road. Family orchard. 2 wells, 2 never falling springs. Good 7 room house, fair barn, 2 poultry houses, hog house, etc. On account of. poor health owner must sacrifice. To-day's price only 910,000., including crop, stock and coulnmcnt. Easv terms. Will con sider small improved acreage for part TRIANGLE REALTY COMPANY 421 Court Street Ground Floor b FOR SALE or KENT 205 a. fenced, fair hldtrs . nn mnrlcot mm Knt of Sublimity. Plenty of water.. Address toute 1. uox oa. sublimity, oretfon b09 160 ACRES. 115 In cultivation, 35 pasture, 511,000. will take Salem property, balance 6 per cent. 120 acres. 100 In cultivation. 38 fall wheat, close to Salem. 99,000. Same terms as abovo, 494 N. Capitol. vuuries kj tmen, 1 FOR SALE Miscellaneous PIANO KIMBALL upright, almost new, cash or terms. Rt, 1, Box 131. 071 DAFFODILS 10c Doz. 2080 Cherry avenue. Mrs, angiisn. en FOR SALE: Auto trailer and 8 din. lug chairs. 210 Court St. Phone 2005-W. c71 PIANO FOR SALE at a big discount. Fully guaranteed in first class Shane: will take In vour Dhonocranh or other musical Instrument as part payment ana matco easy terms 10 suit any one on the balance. For full par ticulars write C. F. Hendrick, Factory Piano Adjuster. 429 Washington St. Portland, Ore. c74 BALED wheat straw for sale. W. H. Scharf. Phone B1F15. C71 HENS EN Seed Barley. Phone W. A. FOR SALE Nearly now boys bicycle, two now tuea, or trauo lor .ra rme. CHI at 1476 North 10th Saturday 2 to 6 p. m. c71 FOR SALE 3 houses to wreck move away. Cor. Union and High trcets. w. D. Albright. c72 WE DO Teamwork of all kinds. Fer tilizer and black dirt for sale, Phone 1344. c72 BEAUTIFUL hlnh tirade nlano. looks and Is like new, left with us to sell. See and hear the tone of this piano. Only 9150 for quick sale. Also 43 other used player and upright pianos to sell at 950. 970, 900, 8100, 110 and 9123. Player at 9175. See these snaps at Tallman Piano Store, 383-395 S. 12th St. "The Home of the Baldwin" cvi BLACK Dirt. Phone 1284-M. r4 FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Caterpillar Tractor 25 h. p., welded track, new drlvors, pin ions, cJuLchtocings, bearings, deep nange iracs: wneeis. uompiow over haul of - engine. Price 9000.' Phone 21F2. C71 USED plumbing fixtures. 271 Chem- eiteia screes. , cu SEWINO machine 16.00. 626 Judson. vsaea-w. cu BALED Cheat hay, Henry Both, Cen tral noweii. coa SEED oats and wheat. Phone 117P24. C09 FOR SALE Cedar posts, hop poles, or anvthlnir SDltt from Western Red Cedar. W. O. Vaughan, Mullno, Ore. RIVER Loom and fertilizer. 2222-M. pred Hyiand. NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE Everbearing raspberry d71 plants. Phono 2334-J. ETTERQERQ Strawberry plants for sale. Phone SF3. d63 HOMEOROWN ornamental shrubs, frulttrees, grapevines. 2000 Nebra ska Ave., aeorge Schrelbcr. dB4 WALNUT. Filbert, fruit, shade trees. ornamental snruns. prices reason- able. Warren's Nursery. Bt. 9. Phone 101F24. an FOR SALE LIVESTOCK 3 FRESH cows. OOOD WOrtK horse, inquire Bt. 8, uox aa. ci OOOD WORK Horse. 0 years old, weight 12,000 lbs., for Bale or trade. Route 2, Independence, F. C. Nichols. Oil PfiR sale Nieo white nlus. Dlek- man. Route a. uast ena 01 u, street extension. HORSES, mules, harness and wagons alwftvs on hand. Good stock at reasonable prices, fair trial and safe dealing. Dom Sherlock, tear 233 8. Church, cor. Ferry. nn pred w LANQE veterinarian Office 629 S Commercial Phone 1108; residence Dhon 1663. FOR SALE WOOD WOOD FOR SALE 2nd growth. 95.75 enrd. fi cords 85.50 card. Phone 1677 ec74 WOODSAWINO. PHONE 1625-B. ee93 4 FOOT Second growth, Phone 2000-W. WOOD SAWING. Phone 1131. ecOl NICE Dry Wood for sale. Phone John H. scott era. eo u' 10 IN. MILL Wood 92.76 load. 18 In. bcc fir, 93.50, load. Tracy Fuel Yard. Phone 2985. eeS2 OLD Fir 87.60 cord. Phone 1270W. ee77 DRY 16 IN. Old Fir. 4 ft. fir, ash. maple, old fir limbs. C. D. ffar bauch. 833 Highland Ave. Phone 1000. ecso DRY 16" old fir and 4 ft. oak Phone 2356 Oeorge Mofflt. ce73 WOOD SAWING Colwell and Mc Cracken. Phone 1810. ee72 FOR SALE Good Dry Plf Wood, foot 9000. 10 Inch 97.00 delivered. Phone 06F22. eeUO OOOD WOOD AT REASONABLE Price well seasoned second growth fir. Also well seasoned old fir slab and inside wood. Prompt delivery. Phone t-rea u;. wens, ijuu o. unurcu at FOR SALE POULTRY BARRED ROCK hatching egga Phone CUSTOM HATHINO and baby chtx Exnert service, guaranteed Quality. Set lings and hatches, twice each week. Phone 133F2, Lees Hatchery. I O. A. C. BARRED Rock hntchlng eggs IS for 75c. 2315 South Phone 2535-W. ELECTRIC Brooder, good as new. Phone 1103, alter 4:su p. m. HELP WANTED WANTED Reliable, educated. Chris tian woman, over at, xor special emulovment oertalnlnu to Juvenile training and welfare. Experience In school or Sunday scnooi wonc de sirable. 8100. Give address and nhone. Box 89. Capital Journal g70 WANTED Party to take orchard on snares, rnone aai. gfr SITUATIONS WANTED or house work. MIDDLE aged lady wishes house work for elderly gentleman. Prot. Belle Larsen. Dallas. Ore. 1005 Hill St. n70 WANTED Housework of any kind by day, hour. or week. Go home nights. Phono 09F14. , h70 HOURWORK 35c. Mrs. Ripley. Phone FLOOR sanding, old or new work. Phone W, Mee. 1547-J. mornings or evenings. h80 GARDEN plowing and discing: dirt hauled. F. N, Hutchlngs. Phone 045-J. h&8 Miscellaneous WANTED WANT TO RENT 3 to5 acres, close to Salem. Box 38, Capital Journal. 171 WANTED A modern S room bunga low with basement. Will pay 82500 cash for suitable. State location. No agents. Box 37, Capital Journal. 171 WANTED 10 head of graded Hamp shire ewes and 15 Angora nanny goats. Write Victor Bergerson, Tlm- ocr. uregon. vu WANTED 20.000 Etterbera Dlants. E. Andrcsen, Rt. 9, Box 151, 171 WANTED Saw mill. Any size with out timber. Must be cheap for ensh. State contents and price. No. 1287 Washington St.. Euccno. Ore. 170 WANTED Confectionery or cigar stand, win trade 1U27 uidsmooiie sedan as first payment. Box 34, Cap ital journal. WANTED 3 or 4 boarders st 690 North 12th street. 171 TRACTOR Work wanted. Plowing. discing and harrowing. Orchard worx. inono aria. GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING or money back the jewel box FOR RENT 5 ROOM house, garden, fruit, 1795 North Fifth. Bungalow 1405 B and lotn. rurmsnea nouse iuuu norm Capitol. Phone 030. J69 NICE FURNISHED 2 and 3 room apartments, 590 Union. 1048-W. J76 BAKERY and store partly equipped, for rent. Living aDartmcnts above. 1170 Cbemckcta Street. J 74 CHOICE 6 roomed house, strictly modern. Ideal location. 1384 Chem ckcta. J71 FOB RENT 10 room house, furnish ed. suitable for anartments. Situ a ted at 1171 Chemeketa. Also 7 room house with Raraae. Situated 710 n. Winter 912 to responsible party with small family. W. A. LISTON, 404 Masonic Tempie. jii MODERN 4 room house for rent. Phone I547-B. Or Inquire 645 Ma rlon street. J74 FOR RENT 2 BOOM furnished house and 3 housekeeping rooms. 436 Division Phono 623-W. J74 FURNISHED ' apartment, furnace heated, fireplace, sleeping porch. IB. 00. Qarogo available. Phone 1176-J. J71' OOOD, clean four room house. 812 FOB RENT Houses and apt, 4 r. new bumralow. 1410 10th street. One block south of Market, for 920 month. Also a good 6 roam, furnace, at 4 B0 So. 14th street for 825. A new, mod. B r., fireplace, furnace, garage, for (35 mo. A good 8 r, house, newly remodeled, 1082 Oak st., for 925 mo. Furnished 920 and up. ucui or ouy your nome xrom BECHTEL or BEAM 341 State Street Room 4 - i STATE ARTS. Beautiful front apt., best of furnishings, hot water heat, electric range, concrote bldg., garage 940. Phone 2011 or 2034 after m. j70 AMBASSADOR APARTMENTS 2 Room Apartments. One 3 room apartment. Befr Iteration, radio, electric ramres. plenty of heat and hot water. Oar ages or free parking. An Ideal fam ily apartment. 650 North Summer. Phone 1072. J03 0 ROOM furnished house. Ctose-ln, 351 N. Cottage. Inquire 337 North Cottage. J 70 MODERN Furnished steam heated aDartmcnts. Palace Court Apart ments. Phone 1176. J03 2 AND 3 room furnished apartments oat norm mgn street. Keuame adults only. Inquire 576 North High street. J70 APARTMENTS, new, furnished and unfurnished, two room, modern with radio. 670 North Winter. Phono 302-M. 170 FOR RENT Modern 3 room bunga low, built In kitchen, dining nook, gas range, basement and furnace. Mrs. J. A. Mills, 481 North Winter. Phone 11B8-W. J70" NICELY furnished apartment, heat. ittfuut, uuu guruge. 99. mono ou. J 73 5 ROOM house. 765 North Winter. J69 NEW furnished or unfurnlBhed 8 room nouse in new addition, new ly landscaped. References required Must loose for 1 vear. Phnim 22Rfin 3 ROOM furnished house. 1609 No. tin. jog ROOM furnished ant. 754 North High. J72 ROOM anortment 445 So. Winter. J (14 CLEAN and NEAT 2 and 3 room ants cioho in. KeasonaDie rates, 343 ',4 North Commercial. Jfi NEW 5 room English cottage. 1175-M, J71" HENDERSON Apartments furnished, 330 South 14th. Phone 1008. J71 EXCEPTIONALLY WELL furnished 4 room apartment, heat, sleeping FOR LEASE: Down town office room. uertruae j. m. rage, 484 court St. J' APARTMENTS, 735 N. Commercial. FURNISHED Apia, 610 N. Commer cial. APT. Tho Brown and at 604 8. Com'I. Also garage house N. Capitol. Em ma Murphy Brown. Tel. 2173-W or 1Uf. 1 garage, 1241 J70 BUNGALOW Apt. Palmer Court. E. E. uoports. 1H7 Mill. Phono 284-R. J APARTMENT 912 and 810. Damon wrocery now w commercial. r FOR RENT 6 tm. neatlv furnlRhnH house, will lease for year or torms oi years, sjh.ou per mo. uertruue J, fage. uourt street. J FURNISHED downstairs apartment tiiosp in rnnne ia-w y THREE garages for rent down town section. Phone 1772-W. J FOR RENT Apartment close In fur- nished 925.00. Phone 1772-W. J' Pianos Phonographs and Bewing m&cmnes iox rent u i a tin rur- mmre uo PERSONAL I WILL NOT BE responsible for bills contracted ny anyone oxcent mv- seir. Dated March 10, 1929. Bod Mar tin. 16G MISCELLANEOUS POEMS SET to Music. Mostorcraft song furnishers. Seattle, m04 FOB GABDEN plowing or any team wonc see m. a. uataezyx, zouu Brooks Ave. Prices rieht. satlsfac- tlon guaranteed. Dirt for sale. m71 WE DO Landscaping. Call 1677. m80 J. A GIPSON. General Team Con tracting. First class dirt for sale. 550 Water St., Phone 2975-J. m79 REAL ESTATE A VERY PRH7TTY hunonlnw r- duced price 83300.00 on paved street, iiunuuL-, urepmuc. . a reasonable pay ment down, balance arranirrri. Have you a vacant lot to exchange for a 3 room house eaulty on naved street. North Dakota income nroncrtv to exchange for anything around Salem. A fine property located in West Salem, price 96500. Exchange for farm not particular about location. Fine dairy farm of 124 acres, large arii, mint nouse, good nouse Wltn bath, Lake with fish. Price 916,500. What have you to offer in exchange? tin to dntit hnt.el nn nant fnlltr furnished. Price 86500. Exchange for Bmau acreage, nouse, iocs, to around same value. A sacrifice sale of a fine income property, 97,600 will handle, if sold hi, uuve. income now szou.uu a montU a. m. jsakus. Keaitor 166 So. Liberty St. , Phone 2242 . 1171' HOUSES - HOUSES . wnTiswn 81500, 3 rooms and bath. East front utiHu turner iot, pavement, garage. 81750, 8200, cash, 3 rooms and mui.1i, un oixio r, garage, JSast Sa lem. 92700, easy terms, 4 rooms, bath tiu uuuK, ureiuuce, oaK Iioors, WEW, paved street, garage. 84100 at 709 Hnvt Strict ft rnnmi bath and nook, strictly modern, gar- uga lurgu eiiuugu ior 4 cars, pave ment. Good beach home to trade for good Silverton home to trade for Sa ibiu property. SOCOLOFSKY & SON First National Bank Bldg. INVESTIGATE THIS 260 A. near Brownsville. Best of soil, 150 acres cultivated, 110 timber, creek, springs woven wire, uooa road, 840 per acre, I'A mllc3 city limits; strictly mod ern, a room house. All stock and tools witu it. uwner sick, will sacrifice. Take small Salem home, part pay- One of Salem's choice homes. Trade tur rufimna residence os smaller 1 lem home. wninut Park snan In trirtt,. modern new home. Reduced for quick oj, upoviiuiy easy terms. F. O. DELANO 200 North Church Phone 2830 Journal Want Ads Pay REAL ESTATE HIOH CLASS INCOME property In Portland, from 820.000 to 800,000. Will tako large farms In Willamette Valley. X have personally Inspected these and find them very desirable. WINN it; rfcTi KJUtiH, neaiior 175 South High St. n A FEW SPRING BARGAINS WITH HMAI.I. PAYMENT DOWN AND THE BALANCB LIKE RENT A good old house on choice lot, paved street, only 8950. A 3 room house, close to school and bus line, paved street. Price 81300. 3 room cottage In E. Salem with fireplace, paved street and walks in and paid. Price 81400, cash 8100, bal. 920 per month. Including Interest. 5 room house with some built ins and good plumbing, on paved street near State. Price reduced from 92300 to 81,400 for quick sale with easy terms. Real Kood 3 room house, near Grant school, only 81500 with easy terms. 4 room plastered nouse, wttn nice porches, bulltlns, garage and wood shed. Prlco 81600, terms to suit. Fine corner in N. Salem, 3 rooms, bath, garage. Beautiful lawn and shrubbery. Only 82800. Both streets paved, near school and bus line, terms to suit. To Buy Your Home, bee LEO N. CHILD3 CO.. Realtors 320 State tSreet Phone 1727 CLEAN MDSE. STOCK at Invoice price, close to Salem. No fixtures to ouy. mags, ana uxtures rent is per mo., with house to live in. Trade for modern 6 r, house. 35 a. land, 4 a. in cherries: fl ft strawberries, 2 a. blackcaps: good 4 r. house, small barn, chicken house and garage, about 400 cords stump age to trade for city res. up to 94,000. uomrortanie 3 r. house, double gar age, room for another house, paved st. Trade for 6 r. modern up to 84000. 8200 lot to trade In oa 8L200 house. geiseb, Real Estate, 441 Court St. FOR SALE A beautiful Home Site two acres with small house, two miles from Bush Bank. Overlooks the city and lays just right. Can be sub divided. 81600. F. L. WOOD, 341 State. mi WE HAVE A splendid new 8 room nouse, streets naved. corner lot. worth 85500 and can use good car as part of down payment or a small house or lot. Man with good 8 room bouse, worth 83UUU win take vacant lot or acre- one. a strictly modern 7 room nouse in fine location, worth 87500. mts. 93,000, will trade for clear house or take improved acreage. We have a nice 35 acre farm. BOO full blood hens, stock and farm Im plements, worth 87500 and will take small farm or city residence. a spienuia a room nouse to rent for 825, modern & room house and targe nouse. MCGILCHRIST Ac PENNINGTON 209-10 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 140 FOR SALE by owner U acres and acre tracts. J.;uu otn St., K.ingwood Park. n71 V, ACRE OF LAND with good 4 room house, nook, well painted gar nge, located well for future business. North Salem. Price 83000, with good Lei ilia. 78 acres, all In cultivation, run. nlng water, good toarn, fair house, all In crop, 7 miles to Salem, best of land 8150 an acre. Some terms. Drains wen. 68 acres, mostlv all In cultivation good bldgs., some crop. To trade equity Xor smaller nronosltlon. town ur uuuuiry, goou reason ior trading. win givo goou ueai, uiose to uaiem. 83800 Buys an all modern 7 -room new home, well built, nlentv shade. unov iiitiib, it no mrius. SQUARE DEAL BEALTY CO. 202 U. S. National Bank Bldg, 81900. 4 room hoiisn llvlntr rmm kitchen, 2 bed rooms at 1376 N. Sum mer st., on lot 50x177 with 1 single and one double garage. Paving paid. 9ooj, room nouse ana nook, utuseuiaiic. aoucs ana oatn. a good buy. Terms. 82660. 4 room house and nook. Oak floors, toilet, bflth nnrl crarncro ftlftn uunu. fu pet montn including in- 82850, 4 room house and nook, full concrete basement and furnace and garage. Good terms. 83000. Private money to loan at MELVIN JOHNSON & DARK 320 U, S. Bank Bldg. Phone 637 , OLD HOUSE, lot, paved str. 81500 - vhj."ui Butottu, uuveu str. js iront, 81800, , GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE, 484 Court LOT. CLOSE in. a safe hiiv nnrt uiuucuiuMir wttnui i;ne near zuture. Has Income. GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE. 484 Court Street. - n EXCHANGE Real Estate FOR BALE or Trade Small, modern hotel In Salem, good location, long lease, trade for Salem residence of about equal value. Box 86, Capital Journal. nn73 ocouiiiui ncrcs oi view property all in fruit and nuts, only 3 miles Fine 25 acre suburban home with 120 Now Bllgh Bldg. Phone 1860 nn FOR TRADE 40 acres near La Grande iujt pruperty in or arouna saiem. Box 35 Capital Journal, nn89 RXfl H A NflR SO ftPrfUi ltlirhlw ImnrnDul a Mlt from Court house. Free and clear. Want apartment house In Salem. W. A. LISTON, 404 Masonic Building ad fmn poitiw &n " n . . . '"C" " o,wv rortinna home to exchange for small modern nAlfim nnm n hnt nam A 4 enn . nn 11 ACRES near Marlon, Ore., for cheap house, and lot or what? Box 32, Journal. nn71 TO TRADE house at Independence ui uouao a newport. uaa 067. nn' FINANCIAL LOANS MONEY to loan on real estate. Pri vate money, lowest rates T- K rorq. nrst national uanx. FEDERAL Farm loans. bVA. F. L. yvmhiiuhju. v, a, nans mag, An Installment Loan Is Eosv to Renav. Why cot let us explain its ndvant- Km over a straigni. inaiif ANDERSON & RUPERT 169 South High Correspondents Equitable Savings As Loan Ass'n LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Contracts Refinanced Payments Reduced. You Keep Your Automobile We pay balance due dealer, bank or finance company, and reduce ?our payments. Addit ional money loaned. Strictly confidential. We handle our own paper. EIKER AUTO CO. corner Liberty and Terry SW. Phone 121 Salem, Ore WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS Anderson At Rupert 169 6 Ulgn FINANCIAL LOANS CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS Car contracts refinanced Loans on furniture Salary Loans. Renavabla In IrutallmentA GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION isi Kat'i boom Bldg. Baieto n- uoo LOANS Borrow money on four personal Drooerty. Pu back In monthly In stallments. WlLtUVMETTE LOAN CUWANI 60S Bank of Commerce Bids r MONEY to Loan on good city or farm property. Oertruds J. M- Page, 464 Court Street. I BAWKJNS & ROBERTS, Inc.. for city and farm loans. Bates and costs lowest available. Prompt service 808 Oregon Build Ing. - ' r SALEM LOAN BUREAU Money to loan on chattels and other good se curities. 405 Bank of Commerce, r AUTOMOBILES FORCED TO SELL NOW IS YOUR CHANCB 1927 Franklin Sedan, excellent con dition. 1027 DeLux Oldsmobllo Sedan. 1927 Chrysler Coupe Locomobile Junior B Sedan. Many other good cars to choose from. au uooa Bargains. HOLLYWOOD AUTO CO. 204S North Capitol Phone 409 STUDEBAKER 1925 Standard 6 Duplex Phaeton In guaranteed shape, good rubber, new paint, license, mis car is aoso- uteiy A-i and the nrice is only 8450. uuartuiteeu ior jo nays, easy terms, 1UIJK ttttua 445 Center St. Salem . Phone 450 Graham-Paige Salea and Service for Marion ana vouc. uounties q70' STUDEBAKER 1025 Bill Six Dunlex Phaeton In aimosc as good as new condition, on ly run 13.000 miles and has had al most perfect care. This car cost new 92,300 and is a real bargain. The price is sijuu on terms. LODER BROS. 445 Center St. Salem Phone 450 Graham-Paige Sales and Service for Marion ana rout uounties . y q70' OVERLAND 4 cyl. 4 door Sedan, ua very fine mecnamcai condition, gooa rubber, new paint Job with red wire wheels. We will give a guarantee with this car. The price includes 29 license. ivu oa terms, upen evenings. LODER BROS. 445 Center St. Salem Phone 450 Graham-Paige Sales and Service for Marion ana rout counties. 070 1024 Coupe Ruckstel axle 8185 1925 2-door Sedan, Ruckstel ax. 8265 1924 Jewett Sedan 8345 U1KJSK AUTO CO. 3 PONTIAC coach, cheap. R. E. Pattlson, 290 King wood Ave. q70 SPRING IS HERE - THE OPEN ROAD lo (JALL1NU YUU. COME AND SEE THESE OABS WHICH ARE PRICED SO LOW AT VALLEY; MOTOR COMFANX.' FORDS 1026 Roadster, Ruckstell axle ...8210 1924 Coupe, new tires and paint, uoholsterv fresh and clean SI 75 1928 Touring 8185 1924 Tudor Sedan 8176 1927 Standard Coach SR25 1025 Master Six Sedan 8575 1921 Delivery at 8 90 1922 Touring 9135 1921 Delivery We will accept any iair oner, WHIPPETS 1928 Sedan, original tires are still good 8485 1927 Coach, been In careful nands 8375 VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Salem, Oregon q USED CARS One Of latest model 1MR fltnnilnrri Six Bulck, ell new tires, finish Just line new. mat nrnren in jiirjm Late Model 1025 or 2fl fituriohnlrm- Coach, Dictator typo. Rear tires new and front good shape. Finish excel lent. A wonderful buy for family car. Thousands of miles of unused serv ice. Late Special Nash Sedan, new tires on rear, good tires on front. Motor good shape. Flnlah perfect, with 1929 license. See and drive these cars before you ouy. MARION GARAGE CO. Open Day and Night Phone 362 q 1929 PACKARD EIGHT STANDARD OCUAM Used only a few thousand miles as courtesy car. au tiia latnst Tm. turcs. At a big discount. PACKARD SERVICE Ss SALES. Inc. 615 B. Commercial St. . Phone 922 SEE THE NEW OLDS MOD I LE THE FINE CAB MADE FINER USED CAB BABOAINS BEAD THESE OVER 1923 Oldsmoblle. 4 door Sedan at nnn 1928 Oldsmoblle Coupe $900 1925 Packard 4 door Sedan ....$900 1927 Oldsmoblle DeLuxe Bdstr 9600 1028 Whippet Roadster 8450 1026 Bulck 6 Glass Inclsoure Roadster 8450 1929 Bulck 4 Door Sedan 8425 1925 Oldsmoblle Coupe 8376 1925 Overland Glass Inclntmrn lounng $325 1026 Ford Delivery (Inclosed) ..8300 Jewett Sedan 8300 1928 Overland 2 door Sedan ....8275 Maxwell 4 door Sedan azflft FOBDS: Sedans - Touring - Coupes 10 Other Good Running Automobiles rncea irom sou to sauo. CAPITOL MOTOBS, Inc. 350 North High Street WHITE TBUCK and TRAILERS Gas - Oil - Greaso - Storage and Rnnalrlnir Come In and See the 1929 Oldsmoblle xou can ouy a Digger cor but not a ooiter car. OJ PETTY JOHH-0 FINE USED CARS 1927 Nash Light Six Couue. new tires $035 1926 Bulck Coach, fine cor ....9750 1920 Nosh Special Coupe $695 1928 Bulck Standard Sedan ...9890 1920 Nash Special Coach 8095 1927 Hudd "0 Sedan ftHAn 1927 Olds De Luxe Coach 9076 Other values as low as 950. Bee tnem toaay. F. W. PETTYJOHN CO. Nash Cars Federal Trucks 368 North Commercial Phone 1200 -Alter we sou we serve' FORDS When shouulnit for trim run, teed used Fords don't overlook my Mjuiyiova owvft. c irwr.it AUlU UU. jruono 141. THE HOME OF REAL BUYS DIRECTORY BATTERY HI'PPLIKR R. D. BARTON, National Batteries, tarter ena generate work. F ana High streets. U. 9. L. BATTERY SERVICE STA TION, Vlck Brothers. High Btieet ni. mm, ruunq iota. Try Journal Want Ads DIRECTORY AlU'TltlNfchtlfti r N. WOODRY 13 years Salem's lead- 1ns auctioneer and furniture deal er. Cash paid tot used furniture Res ana store 1010 n summer moot on Ea tab I Is bed 1018. PHONE 76 H. r. Woodry Bon. Be lem'a expert livestock, furniture real estate auctioneers and appraisers IB years axnerlenca. Ha tlsf action guaranteed Store 371 North Com- merciu otresb. HICYt'LKS LLOYD E. RAMSDEN, bike accessories ana Dicyues 387 court street. 'ONTRACTOHS " A. J. ANDERSON. Contractor. anop. pnone eo7. . . J. A. KAPPHAHN, General team and power shovel contractor, excavating and grading. Office phone 1200 Bee 124F11. o (II I It t Pit ACT OKS DRS. 8COF1ELD. X-ray Chiropractors fn. aiui 414 first aii nans uiag DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor 256 N Hign street, pnones 87 ana ai04-j VIAVI 144 New Bllgh. tvNORAVINd SALEM ENGRAVING CO Cuta Of all purposes. Tel. 343 180 N- Commer cial Street. ROWLAND PRINTING CO.. Masonic Temple, basement. Phone 1612. o SCAVENOKK SALEM SCAVENGER Phone 167 SOOS Garbage Co. Reliable service. rnone oiiice iu4. kcs. bb-j. o SALEM Garbage Co for prompt and continuous service, nrtnur n.oenn Carl Sooa. Phone 184 or 2609. CHAS. BENNETT, Painting, hanging. Phone 1511-B. CHAS. BENNETT, Painting, hanging. Phone 1611-R. Paper 093 TUAN.SKtlt A NO STORAOB TRANSFER and Storage. We have padded vans and do long and short distance haulrng. Lormer Transfer rnone ju. D. L. and R. D. CUMM1NGS. local and long distance hauling. Phone 2462. Res. 129F2. PIANO TUNER GEO. C. WILL, piano, phonographs, sewing machines, sheet muslo and piano studies. Repairing phonographs and sewing machines. .432 State Street. Salem. Oregon. MATTHE8SE9 RENOVATED MATTRESSES renovated. We reno vate all kinds of mattresses, called for and delivered. Best of work guar anteed. Capital City Bedding Co.. Portland Road. Phone 19. PLUMBING PLUMBING, Repairing, reasonable Drlcea. A. I. Godfrey. Pnona 493-W. OB7 PLUMBING and general repair work Phone 650. Graber Bros.. 158 South Liberty Street. THEO M. BARR Plumbing, heating. snecb meiai worse. iu o. uobuoci clal street. MERCHANT TAILOR M. A. ESTE3. fine tailoring. 125 North uperty otreet. CTT flnurftrs nnrf ftnral nlecea. Dellv- ery. C. F. Breltbaupt. florist. 612 estate screec. rnone sou. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ELECTRIC Wiring, repairing, supplies 1 cairy a complete line 01 uxtures, electrlo ranges repaired. Leo H. Johnson, So. Com'I and Miller Sts. Phono 2000. , .0 HALIK ELECTRIC CO., 461 N. Front St. Electric contracting ana repair ing. Appliances ana rixiures. rnone No. 2. FLEENER ELECTRIC CO. Electric lighting fixtures and electric ranges rnone uuu. 411 uourt Direct. EOFF ELECTRIC CO., 337 Court Bt. we do nouse wiring ana carry b complete stock of fixtures, Instru ment repairing, experimental work Electric appliances repaired. Phone 433. o WATER COM PAN V OREGON - WASHINGTON WATER SERVICE COMPANY Offices cor ner Commercial and Trade streets Bills payable monthly In advance Phone 61. STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRING. STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT AND repaired Dy expert, au nana 01 woven wire fence. Fancy and plain Ilnn hnitkfitfl nnrl honks, losan hOOKB. Salem Fence and Stove Works. 250 Court Street. Rack of Busies: a. LEGALS NOTICE Notice is heretr given that 1 have Impounded the following de scribed dogs In compliance with Ordinance No. 1404, to-wlt: One large shepherd dog, male. One black bull dog, female, Polk Coun ty License No. 32. 1928. The aoove described dogs will be killed If not redeemed bv owners, on or oeiore, March 23, 1929, as provided In said ordinance. Dated March 18, 1929. W. S. LOW, Street Commissioner. Mar. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. 70 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nntlco la hereby given that tho un dersigned, by an order of the Coun ty Court of Marlon County, State of Oregon, duly made and entered on the 13th day of March, 1029, was ap- nilntori art ml n Intra trix of the estate of Mary Elizabeth Morrison, and that ne nas auiy quaunea u nuai. m persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required oy law, ac tne 011 ices 01 v. n. owupu, 229 OreKon Bide.. In the City of Sa lem, Marlon County, Oregon, with in six months from tho date of this notlco, to-wit, Marcn i4tn, iww. Administrator of tho estate of Mary Elizabeth Morrison, de ceased, O. A. SWOPE, Attorney for Administrator, March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un derslnned bv an order of the County Court of Marlon County, State of Oregon, duly mado and entered on tne otn day 01 Marcn, iu.jp, was bp pointed administrator with will an ncxed of the estate of Julia Shower' man. and that he has duly qualified as such. All persons having claims against saia estate are nereoy noti fied to nresent the same, duly vert- fie das required by law, at the offices 01 Keyes oc rage, in tne t;uy 01 oa- lem. Marion county. Oregon, witn in six months- from the date of this notice, to-wit, March 7. luzo. RALPH WILDEMAN. Administrator with will annexed or tne estate of Julia Shower- man, deceased. March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4. NOTICE TO (-'(EDITORS Notice is herebv Klvon that the un. dcrsigned, Walter W. Larson has been appointed by the County Court of tho State of Oregon for Marlon Coun ty, as administrator of tho cstato of Dorothy Larsen, deceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against the said cstato aro hereby notified to present tho samo to the undersigned, duly verified, at the of fice 01 l. v. Brown. Bunk of com merce Bldg., Salem, Oregon, within six months from tho date of this notlco. Dated, and first published March KISS, lUiU, WALTER W. LARSEN. Administrator of the estate of Dorothy Larsen, Deceased. t. D. BROWN, Attorney for estate. March 21, 28, April 4, 11, It. LEGALS CALL GOB BIDS i Notice lg hereby given that I will receive sealed bids up to 7:30 o'clock p. m., on the Lst day of April, 1929. for the construction of bridge orer North Mill Creek on North Cottage Street, between-Union and ujy Streets, in the City of Salem, Mart- j on County, Oregon, in accordance with plans and specifications adopt-: ed by toe Common Council for said bridge, and now on file In my of fice. The principal items of construc tion are as follows, to-wit; Excavation, 450 cu. yds. Excav, below elevation shown, 30 cu. yds. Class A Concrete, 250 cu. yds, ! i Glass D Concrete, 110 cu. yds. I ' Metal Reinforcement, 60,000 lbs, I Hand Rail, 96 lln. ft. Removal of old bridge. Copies of the plans and specifi cations may be had at the office of the Bridge Engineer, R. A. Furrow, Room 1101, First National Bank Building, Salem, Oregon, upon de positing the sum of $5.00, Each bidder will be required to file with his bid a certified check or a Bid Bond, payable to the City of Salem, in the amount of S per cent oi tne amount Did, which will be forfeited to the City In case the bidder shall fall or refuse to enter into a contract for the construc tion of said bridge if awarded the bid. The right Is reserved by the Com mon Council to reject any and or au bids in tne interest of the City. MARK poulsen, City Recorder. 73 CLOUDY BUT DRY SAYS FORECASTER (Continued from Page 1) matched with A corresponding number on a ticket, will be present ed the holder of the ticket The numbers were authorized at the regular luncheon of the Salera Ad club, sponsora of the event. Thura- day noon and distributed during the afternoon. Prizes and merchants offering them follow: O. O. Breler Co., pair shoes, hat; Perry Drug Co., compact; Buss Smith Tire Co., tire pump; Doc Lewis. $3.25 Schaeffer pencil; Pi nail Paint shop, picture; Imperial Furniture Co., chair; Pickens & Haynes. 3 lb. can coffee, $1 Jar Bor den a chocolate; French Shop, stockings; Western Auto Supply, step plates, 20th Century Grocery, 24 lb. sack of flour. Army tc Outing Store. lunch kit, flashlight; Anderson's Home Made Candies, candy; Army & Navy store, pair riding breeches; The Spa, box candy: White Bouse, box canny; Buster Brown, stockings; Douglas McKay, cigar lighter; ' Capitol Motors, Inc., automobile robe; Lloyd E. Ramsden, some Kind or merchan dise; Salem Variety Shop, shaker set with six glasses. Max O. Buren, hat box, picture Pres. Hoover: Fulops, necktie or suspenders; Kafoury, box handker chiefs, pair nose; a. w. jonnson k Co., ladles' stockings, mens' socks; John J. Rottle, $5 credit on $10 pair shoes; Howard Corset Shop, chiffon hose; Kafaterla Shoe store, 3 pair hose; Central Shoe Store, house slippers; Fleener's Electric electric corn popper; Breithaupt, blooming cineraria plant; Cooley, belt set; La Bette, silk hose; Mack's, silk dress; Ray Farmer, small Armstrong eiec tlc stove; Commercial Book store, framed picture, quilled pen; Gray Belle, 214 pound box Gray Belle candy; Salem Seed Co., $1 worth merchandise; Miller Bros., tilt top table, treasure chest, console set; Brownsville Woolen mills, golf knickers; Capitol Drug store, $10 toilet set made of Japanese teak wood; Red Cross Pharmacy, incense burner and bottle of perfume; Atlas Book store, picture Crater Lake: Nelson & Hunt, Mltzy perfume and powder: Henry's Market, bucket of lard; Greenbaum, turkish towel, linen luncheon set; Plggly Wlggly, set of dishes or sack of flour; Steus- loff, S lbs. Royal club coffee. Aaron AstlU, portable vlctroia; Man's Shop, belt set; Emmons, sweater: Geo. C. Will, ukelele; Kay's, hat; Patton Bros., box stationery, book; Bishop's sweater; Shipley's, hose, handbag, combination suit, child's combination- suit, pair kid gloves, silk blouse: Director's, step in; Giese Powers, chest silver, elec- ric iron, percolator set; Dr. scou, S5 professional services. Gunnell Ic rood, two civic studies, hand colored, framed; P. E. P. Co., electric air heater; Margaret's Baby Shop, baby pillow; Eoff Electric Co, table lamp; Bloch's Golden Rule store, $3.50 pair ladies kid gloves; Oscar D. Olson, flower bas ket. FIRE AND GAS HALT RESCUE (Continued from Page 1) ing ranged between 275 and 300 men. All of the miners who escaped came out at a point about five miles from the Ktnloch entry, about which the explosion centered. Res cue men found It difficult to enter the work Inns from the Ktnloch opening and It was believed that the miners at work near there had no chance to escape. Two rescue teams of six men each went down the Kinloch slope, but all but three returned. They reported that conditions wero bad due to gas. According to reports, the bodies found were those of Wil liam and Charles Oliver, brothers. They were In the slope at the Kin loch entry. The explosion occurred shortly after 7 a. m. The day shift of work men had entered the mine not long before. Somo said there were two blasts, one Immediately following the other. A sheet of flame shot 300' feet tn the air, witnesses eatd, from the main tipple at Klnlocn. Six men at Ol The Air - THURSDAY i tit I a. m. kek. hook re view and Melodious, lecture and Melodlans again; KQW, business talk. fi to fl n. m. 'KEX. Vie Meyers' orchestra;. . KOIN, , topsy turvy tunes. . . 6 to T p. m. KEX, Melodlans and program for Seattle; KOIN, organ concert; KQW, network ana varied, talks and music; KSL, utility and pianist; KOA. net work: KOO. KPO. and KFI. net work. . 7 to B p. mv kex. suent: koin orchestra and sponsored; KQW. fi nancial talk and muslo from New York; KSL. network and male quartet; KOA, network and col lege extension; KOO, network; KPO, varied and violin recital; KFI, symphonette and network. u to v p. m. tvKA., unrornciea of Katz and vocal nroeram: KOIN. string orchestra and studio pro gram; KQW, standard symphony hour and network; KSL, Mormon tabernacle organ and concert: KOO, network; KPO, instrumental music; KFI, concert orchestra, 9 to 10 p. m. KEX, American opera company; KOIN, studio pro grams and soloists; KOW, net work; sports talks and flower fro lic; KSL, orchestra; KOO, Three Boys; KPO, Mone and Allen; KFI, concert orchestra. 10 to 11 p. m. KEX, night club; KOIN, dance music; KOW, braes band from KOUO; KSL, dance band; KOO, network; KPO, net work; KFI, network. 11 to 12 p. m. KEX, Vic Mey ers' orchestra; KOIN, dance music; KOW, dance band and Nadl Ro settl; KOO, KPO, and KFI, net work dance music. FRIDAY 12 to 1 p. m. KEX, news, time, weather and bookman, music ap preciation and orchestra KOIN, farm program; KOW, concert. 1 to 2 p. m. KEX, orchestra and song recital. 2 to 3 p. m. KEX, artistic en semble: KOW, stock market and network, land of health, 3 to 4 p. m. KEX, melodlans; KOIN, news and music, 4 to 6 p. m. KEX, melodlans. 5 to 8 p. m. KEX. artistic en semble; KOIN, topsy-turvy; KOW, fishing bulletin and Hawaiian quartet. 6 to 7 p. m. KEX, VlO Meyers' orchestra; KOIN, organ concert; KOW, entwork; KSL, KOA, KOO, KPO, and KFI, all network pro grams. 7 to 8 p. m. KEX, chain pro gram; KOIN, orchestra and Btudlo program; KOW, vocal and Instru mental music; KSL, network and quintet; KOA, network and finan cial; KOO. network and Olympi ans; KPO, network and college glee club; KFI, network. 8 to 0 p. m. KEX, silent; KOIN orchestra; KOW, network; KSL, quintet; KOA, orchestra; KOO, network; KPO, network; KFI, net work. 8 to 10 p. m. KEX. Catholic truth society and Pacific artiBts' ensemble, woodwind ensemble; KOIN, studio programs; KOW, program from New York and foot lights; .KSL, dance music; KOA, music album and string trio; KOO, Skipper Brown's Yarns; KPO, mixed quartet; KFI, concert orchestra. 10 to 11 p. m. KEX, dancing strings; KOIN, studio feature and dance program; KOW, traffle talk and Hoot Owls: KSL, network; KOA, network Trocaderans; KOO, artist series concert; KPO, dance band; KFI, network. f 11 to 12 p. m.-rKEX, news, . po lice and weather reports; Golden Gate gypsies; KOIN, dance pro gram; KQW, Hoot Owls; KOA, network; KOO, orchestra; KPO, network. BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES DEATHS VANDERHOFP Funeral services for Alton Roy Vanderhoff will be held from the TerwlUlger Funeral home Friday afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock. Rev. L. D. Smith wlU of ficiate end interment will take place in the Lee Mission cemetery. DEATHS died Tuesday in his home at 114 North 21st street. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Loretta Rathfoot, a broth er, Charles, of Grand Lodge, Mich., and two sisters, Mrs. John Patrick, of Eagle, Mich., and Miss Lottie R. Rathfoot of Lansing, Mich. Funeral services at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Clough-HuBton Company cha pel, with Interment in the Cityview cemetery, itev. i w. umaie oiliciat lng. wuwuit hwuuct vaauu, ua, uivu early Tuesday morning In a local hos pital. Survived by a son. Homer J, Cason, of Portland, and two daugh ters, Mrs. Gladys Davis of Neotsu. Ore., and Mrs. Margaret Sabin of Fresno, Calif., and by one brother, E. B. Cason of Hunter, Neb. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Seventh Day Adventist church at Dallas with Interment in the Dallas cemetery, Rlgdon Mortuary In charge. TUCKER Mrs. Anna M Ttiplrw 88, died Wednesday afternoon In her home at 1045 North 10th Btreet. Survived by one son, Robert L. Fu neral sorvlces at 1:30 o'clock Fri day afternoon in the Rlgdon Mortu ary chapel with Rov. Martin Ferroy officiating. Concluding services la the Portland Crematorium. work near the tipple were Injured. As the hours pasted, more miners arrived at Kinloch entry after com ing to the surface at the distant mouth known as the Valley Camp entry. At 11 a. ra. company officials said that between 140 and 150 men were known to have escaped. In trucks and on foot, small cav alcades of the fortunate came Into the little mining village of Kinloch where loved ones waited them in anxiety. Women and children, whose husbands, fathers and brothers yet were unaccounted lor questioned avidly those who came from the Valley Camp entry. Grave doubts were expressed for those near the Kinloch entry. So forceful was the blast, miners long familiar with explosions said, there could be no possibility that those near the main heading had escaped. After being held back by flames and smoke, rescue crews entered the Kinloch entry. Others were at the Valley Camp entry to go down Into the pit from that section. Two crews, one from the Union Collerles com pany, and another from the Inland Coal company went down the Kin loch opening. Rescue workers said there was gravo danger from gus and afterdamp. Windows In the little mining vil lage were shattered and the force of the explosion was felt over a wido area. The main tipple, constructed of sheet steel, steel beams and heavy timbers was reduced to debris. The force of the blast at the pit mouth twisted huge girders like bits of wood, hurled mine car from the slope and Into the shattered tipple, and virtually tied knots in the rati over which the mine cars ran,