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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JULY 13, 1929 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM; OREGON ' -1 PA(5K NINK i- V v 7 If A Man Has Appendicitis It's Acute' If A Woman Has It It's Gute. Ci apital j&Journal Rata per word: On insertion, 1 mdu; three insertions, & cents: one week a cents; oue month 20 cents; one year per month, 13 eenta; minimum per ad, 25 cents. Not taken over 'phone unless ad vertiser bas monthly account. Mo allowance for phone errors. Want ads must be In by 10 a.m. day of publication. Real Kstate and Auto ada by 7 P- m. day pre vious to publication. FOR SALE HOUSES FOR BALE or rent, 8-rooro house tn Oaks addition. 2 lota with different fruit trees. Will also sell T-passenver Studebaker car, 50 -gal. sasoUue tank cheap. Call at 850 E street. a!87 FOR SALE. 3 room house. Rose M. Abbott. 2590 Cherry Ave. Phone I8&8 R. Salem, Ore. a 198 11550 4 room bungalow with nook, fireplace. garage, subject to pave ment, (50 down. 92100 4 room bungalow. base ment, furnace, oak floor, 2 bed rooms, slso 3 room house on back of lot with toilet and bath. A real buy. 2550 4 room bungalow, basement, furnace, garage, in good location. Terms. 4400 7 room bungalow close to Grant school. Basement, furnsce, garuge, paving paid. 8400 down. $6750 Our 7-room English type house on E and Summer. Modern In every way with double garage, flue lawn. 1000 down. $3000 Private money to loan at 7. MELVIN JOHNSON or A. L. DARK 320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 037. a 6 ROOMS, well located north, living room 30 feet long. hwd. floors, fur nace, fireplace, garage, a very attrac tive home and priced right at $5500. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor 175 S. High St. a' WE HAVE a strictly modern English home, large living room with hard wood floors, fireplace, large bedrooms, bath, kitchen, full basement, furnace anrf Canute. Daved street, sidewalks In. ahtulea up. ready to live In. Owner says SELL AT SACRIFICE or will trade for Lebanon property. Also 2 modern homes built by one of Salem a best builders i 4 -room with llreplsce. furnace, laundry trays, bullt-lna, paved street, price $3100. The other 5 rooms, fireplace, furnace, hardwood floors, full basement. SEE THKSF. Modern home In Spokane for home In Salem. Must have 3 bedrooms. Will pay a difference lor.tne rignc one. HCe E. E. KUDCItlO WIW1 ANDERSON & RUPERT. Realtors 169 S. Hlh St. Phone 1644 al88 $50 DOWN will dive vou noaseasion of this 4- room cottage with 2 bed rooms, large east front lot, locatea in ooutn on lem near New Leslie Junior high affirm Mrxti-rn nlumbliur. aartuie. Price $1550. ACT QUICK AND SEE THIS ONE. $150 DOWN and you will become the proud own r of this NEW 4-room bungalow, wttti 3 hcri rooms, lame lot. aarace. fireplace, hardwood floors, built lit kitchen. Price 2500. xou snouia in spect this home before you pay sn owier mooin s rein. $200 DOWN and mkv terms on the balance. rooms with 2 bed rooms, -cement basement, furnace, fireplace, garage, fnii hutit.in kitchen, hardwood floors. paved street. Price $3250. Act at once and permit us to show you this new DunBUlOW now near ma luuijiicuuu. aino DOWN nr Imnwrilftte DOBSeSSlon Of thtS East Salem bungalow built leas than 6 years ago, cement uasenicuk, mi naco. fireplace, garage, paved street. Hunt front lot. full built-in kitchen. Price $3450. This home Is worth more than any rem, receipt, vwjr terms on the balance. Hu I. V niiiror with W.II.OItABENHORST&CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty at. rnone oo. nor finMPI.RTFI.Y FURNISHED 5 room cottuBO In N. Salem, built m onr niiimbtncr. flrenlace. base ment, furnace, nice east front, lot with shrubbery, flowers ana iswn. Priced for quick sale at $2850. i i?r. u r-iin.ns no. Ueultora 320 State St. Phone 1727. a nPATiTlPHI. SUBURBAN HOME 1 1 mllea mifc nn IIAVMl hiflllWaV. 8 room mastered cottage, electric lights, water avstem. good plumbing, i..um hmhhnrv and flowers. Barn, chicken coops to care for 300 hens. 6 acres of dark rich soil. 1 acre bearing Royal Anne cherries, some filberts and a family orchard. Price $5800 wltn part terms. LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors 320 State St. Phone 1727. bcd Tiita if vmi want & fine IOCS- tlou. Small house and dandy lot lo cated at 930 N. Winter St. at a bur num. Phone 1755M. 1? i-triBiN K.rnnnu. basement, fur nace, garage, close to school and bus lino, located at 1465 N. 19th St. Pric ed to sen una icmw mo See owner next door. aiof FOR SALE FARMS ion A. lmnroved farm 7 miles Salem, n vr.ru urvni farm coins at half nrlce. $75 per A. 5 A. good house, bsrn and chicken house, acre walnuts, 1 mile state house. $3250. Terms. Valley Land Co. 104 N. Liuerty. piw 137 ACRES, 75 In crop, about 1500 cords wooa, iamtiy orcna.ru. i ui laruft barn. 4-room house. About 8 miles from Rood valley town on gra vel road. REAL AHOAIN at $6000. Will trade for Salem or small acreage nMh kcni 12 miles from Salem, nearly 200 acrea plow land, about ten thousand cords wood, no buildings, hAiiia Kottlprt. will sell for til per acre with reasonable payment down. . l'i acres must be sold. $100 flown will take It. balance like rent. $2600. 7-room plastered house overlooking line view. See E E. ROBERTS with ANDERSON it RUPERT. Realtors 169 S High St. Phone 1644. blCS 160 A DAIRY farm for sale or trade 26 miles from Portland. 95 A. In cul tivation, fenced and cross fenced Buildings. $65 per acre. H. R. Presnatl. owner. 465 Court St.. Salem. 179 FOR SALE Miscellnneous 6TOLL square tent, floor, insect proof additional walls to make another room. Complete outfit, beds, grub box. rcfriuerator, stove, etc for sale, or might trade for furniture. Phone 2794W. evenings or call at 1425 N. 17th. FOR SALE Blackcaps. You pick. 5c. Lvtle. Rt. 9. box 142. Cl67 ADVANCE RUMLEY Oil pull 12-23 tractor In fine condition. Bargain. Bui em Bargain house, 320 N. Com mercial. c USED furniture, reasonable, good con dition. 645 Marlon St cl66 FOR SALE or trade for electric ra dio. I92i Nash touring In A-l con dition. 2120 Myrtle Ave. Cl66 FOR SALE beautiful young Panama parrot and catre. or trade for good gas range. Phone 1147. c!66 "C" MELODY saxophone. See Mason at Val ley Motor Co. c 1 88 FOR SALE, a good double display case. Ice bunk tn bottom. A good case and a good buy. 154 S. High St. 108 FOR SALE One 10-foot cut "Holt" combined harvester only cut about 200 acres. Also one 15-foot cut com bine. Will sell chesp. B. A. Amy. Sa lem. Ore. 154 So. High St. cl 68 COFFEY3 red raspberries and black caps now ready. Phone 11F11. c 167 Journal Want Ads Pay FOR SALE LIVESTOCK PINE 4-foot oak wood 18 cord deliv ered. Ash 7. Phone 943J. . eel 08 COWS wanted. I am In the market for 20 head that are fresh now or heavv SDrlnsers. I will also waatt about the asms number August 10 or a nttie Deiore. ana anower lot our Itig September. What have you? Phone, writ or call, E. A- Rhoten, Salem. Ore., 1696 South High St. phona aaaaR. lse W. J. PATTERSON, M. D. V. Veterinary Surgeon Ras. 468 N 21ct St. Phone 1481J DR PHKO W LANOB. Urinartan Office bQtt a Commercial Pbons 1108; residence Dhona IfUM e FOR SALE WOOD GOOD WOOD AT REASONABLE price well seasoned Second Growth Fix Also well seasoned old fir aleb and inside wood. Prompt delivery. Phone loaz. rrea k. wens, sou a. unurcn cm FOR DRY Wood ox Coal Phons 930 Larmer Tranfer Co. ee OLD Fir and second growth wood. 2775 Brooks Ave. Phone 2024-U. ee' SHED DRY WOOD COAL. SALEM FUEL CO. PHONE 13. 754 TRADE. PROMPT SERVICE. C WOOD SAWING. Phone 1625R. eel 78 DRY 16-ln. old fir. 4-ft oak, ash and maple. Cord measure. Reductions on large orders, u. u. liaroaugn, bib Highland Ave. Phone 1990. eelBo DRY 16-in. old fir. 4 foot oak. Phone 2356. eel 76 WOOD SAWINQ. Phona. 1131. eel 83 40 CORDS oak grub wood 16 miles out, 2 miles from pavement, good road. Price $3.50 cord, rnone 119. eeiaf LUMBER, cheap, all the remaining Liberty street bridge lumber. Wood $1.50 per load. Phone 2330J or 2802M. HELP WANTED SALESMAN. Sneclalty line, to call on clothing & general stores; must have car; excellent opponunuy, possiDiu ties unlimited. References reaulred. Add. box 1356, St. Louis, ho. giwi WANTRn Rxnert marc el er and f In ner waver at the Elite Beauty Shoo. uooa salary. giw DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store route, this county: exnerlence unnecessary, No selling, distribute and collect. Should net $70 weekly. Write Perls Mfg. Co.. Florin. Pa. glOT LOGANBERRY pickers wanted. Rt. 8. box 63. Second houses east of Kelzer schoolhouse. 8 188 SALESMEN WANTED Auto seat co ver Hue pays $100 weekly. Sell direct to automobile owners. Low priced, ex cellent quality. Elaborate 4x7 samples free. Marvelo. 2300 Wabansla, Chica go. gl&G WANTED, good mechanic. 1174 Edge water St. West Salem. gl68 MEN as nir dav An old established manufacturing concern will add three neat appear ing men. between i5 and 4s to weir nnniMttnn Kwrlence not as es sential as ability to work and follow instructions. We will teach you and show you. also pay you $4 per day lor lime spens warning. CALL MONDAY It A. M. SHARP 300 MASONIC TEMPLE g 160; LOOANBERRY pickers wanted. Frank Shampler. Turner. Oregon. gl60 wnnn cutters wanted to cut hem lock wood on Henry Simmons farm 7 miles south 01 Tina moo on 01m mons creek. Otto Schwab, Tillamook, Ore. Care of H. Simmons. gl68 100 ACRES of cherries to pick. Pick ing now. Phone 58F12 on Rt. 2, box 121. Clark's orchard. g!68 GENTLEMAN driving to Salt Lake or Grand junction win give irauspurva- fn, '. r-a nt mnt.hpr nn trio. Call S. Green. Rt. 4, Box 9. Salem. g256 SITUATIONS WANTED vniiK-n woman wants ireneral of tit-a uini-k tvniniz or bookkeeolnK. Call 3735. h!68 i ir-.HT housework. Practical nursing. Call 2077J. hl67 Miscellaneous WANTED WANT equlpty In 4 or 5 room mod ern house, lot In good location In Salem or acreage, for Jennings Lodge u. ur lot. value 8700. Mlaht Day some cash oa house. Owner bXiH lllth St. SE., Portland. 1166 FURNITURE wanted. Wish to buy about $2000 worth of used furniture. Must be good, no Junk considered. No telephone. Call In person. J. A. White, 2345 State St. Salem. 1166 WANTED 4 or 5 room modern home. My client has good substantial cash payment for the right property, right ly located and must be south no far ther cast than Cottage St. No old houses considered and your price must be reasonable. Phone 2830. DELANO. 290 N. Churchy i POULTRY WANTED Hens, frj'B. old roosters. We are never full up. Salem Poultry Co. 399 S. High. Phona 2400. 1177 FOR RENT APARTMENTS, furnished of un fur nish od. sleeping rooms, all with pri vate bath. Hollywood Apts. 2005 N. Capitol. J167 4 ROOM cottage well furnished, gar age, 1446 Ferry. Inquire I486. J 168 HOUSEKEEPING room. 411 N. Front, Reasonable. J168 2 OR 3 ROOM apt. Neat and clean. Come see at 430 N. Liberty. J166 4-ROOM collage- partially furnished. Neat. Very close In. Inquire 694 N. High. J171 FOR RENT HOUSES 430 80. 14 Lh. 6 rooms $25 1996 So. Church, 5 R. elec. range $25 2385 Myrtle Ave. 4 rooms $15 1075 N. Capitol St. 7 roorrs .... 35 South Snlem mod. bumV-w .. t;t5 1710 Waller St. 4-r. fireplace ... MO 387 Mission 5-r. nice and clean .. $18 1324 Lee St. $ rooms $18 1082 Oak St. 8 rooms $25 1180 Hood St. 6 rooms $-'0 1145 Tile Rd. Hollywood $12.50 FURNISHED 144 So. 13th, 8 rooms $30 7 room bouse. N. Salem 820 6 r. house 8. Salem $30 10 r. newly remodeled near state house. Close in nice furnished apts $28 To rent, buy, sell, trade property See Louis Bechtel, 341 State. Room 4. Pro perty looked alter satisfactorily for non-residents a specialty. J ATTRACTIVELY furnished 3-room duplex, bath and garage, $26. Near HoUvwood. Call 965 N. 5th street after 0 p.m. J188 8 ROOM apt. A newly furnished mo dern apartment. Radio, electric range, overstuffed furniture, heat and wa ter at 925 N. Winter. J 167 8LEEPINO room, board optional. Light housekeeping room. 2 or 3 room apt. Electric range, garage. Ev erything furnished. 2648J. )167 A DUPLEX house, 5 rooms In each, $35. Inquire 605 N. Capitol. J 170 furnished 3-room SDartment. elec tric range, refrigeration. 007 N. Cap itol. J FOR LEASE: Good seven room home at 1598 Chemeketa St. Electric stove, basement, furnace, fireplace, garage W. H ORABENHORSTACO, Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. J'" for RENT Modern house. 7 rooms snd bath. 4 bed rooms, garage, on bua line at two unemexcxa mirm. win Imm fnr nn vnr or loiiBPf tO re sponsible party. 4. XX White. J168 FOR RENT 14. Phone JIM HENDERSON furnished apartments 330 So. 14th. Phona 1005. jlflO THREE room furnished apartment. irivate oatn. a . winter. jitro NSW STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE TO RENT t rooms. 3 baths, 2 fireplace. Urge lot with large walnut trees. East front, paved atreet. garage. A beau- uiui Dome. Kent soa. SOCOLOP8KY SON 1st Nat'l. Bank Bldg. )' FURNISHED anartments. 152 South Church. Phona 1884J. J 166 4 ROOM house, modern, garage, good location. South Salem, $30. 545 Elec tric avenue. J 169 FURNISHED 3 -room apartment 444 S. High. JIM FURNISHED 6-room house, 039 Cen ter. - J 168' NICELY furnished sleeping room and bath for man. 634 Ferry. J 168 FOR RENT Two cottages at Neako wln. Winifred Hopkins. Albany col lege. Albany. J168 ROOM and board, also furnished houaekeeDlna rooms. 430 N. Bummer. Phone 8S7W. , J166 CLEAN and neat housekeeping apart ments, close In. Reasonable rates. 343'4 N. Com'l. J 167 1365 J186 FOR RENT Modern 3-room newly furnished aoartment. Adults only. 475 North Capitol. J188 NEW furnished apt. 3 rooms and pri vate bath. Close In. Reasonable rent. 268 N. Cot tag. J182 BOARD and room. 593 South Com mercial. J 184 MARION apartments. Neatly furnish ed 2 and 3 rooms. Close in. Summer rates. Phone 1601. liwi PARK1NO space, 428 N. Church. J182 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms for gen tlemen. 205 Oregon Bldg. J1 CHOICE furnished 3-room apt. for Business people as sou it. liioeriy. Phono 1700. i APARTMENT. Phone Emma Murphy Brown. 487 or ai73W. y APARTMENTS 817 and 818. Damon Grocery. 899 N. Commercial. THREE garages for rent down town section, rnone uia-w. J PIANOS. Phonographs and sewing macninea 1 or rent. a.. 1. aim rurni tu re Co. J1 LOST AND FOUND LOST: lady's brlsht blue hat with colored feather. Phona 201 office hours. Reward. kl6& MISCELLANEOUS LUMBER, cheap, all the remaining Liberty atreet bridge lumber. Wood $1.00 per load. Phone 2330J or 2802 M. ml68 WATER Farmewj, communities, needing good drinking water, please send address asking information. Laube. civil en gineer. Salem. 425 North Winter. m!77 DRESS making, plain sewing day. Phone 2077J. AUTO 'repair garage on Pacific high way. Low rent. 25U5 Pacific highway. ml70 FRER. nnod black dirt. 1460 N. 19th. Phone 2843W. m!67 RnriRT HAI.EM. when in need of painter why not employ a bona fide resident and nronertv owner who Pur chases all material from Salem mer chants? Terms to responsiDie parties. K. P. Mobley. Phone 2056J. ml77 PAlNTINfl CONTRACTOR. Qood Qua lity work at reasonable prices. Phone 2031W. E. J. Reasor. ml72 Brakes Rellned and adjusted One dollar per wheel labor charge. AL'S AUTO REPAIR Smtth Jk Wat-klna Rid fir. PhonB 2800. miou J, A. SNEED, well driller, 915 N. 18th St. Phone 2464J. ml70 REAL ESTATE 4 ACRES all In cultivation, small house, one mil east 01 city umus. One block from school, at 81750. 8 -ROOM house 3 blocks east of state houa on State St. One half acre of ground. Only $4750. u ACRE, small house, fair grounds near Hollywood theater. $2500. 1 LOT 2 blocks east of Hollywood theater, all city improvements HOUSE and lot opposite new Electric Bldg.. ci. Lioerty, a!. 35-100 Front St. near Center, si hnuw rural tenant. t5000. HOUSE and lot on Front St. opposite Hunt's cannery -juxioo. near umuu, 840UU. SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. 202 U. S. Bank Bldg. INSTALLMENT ACREAGE TRACTS $200 down an dbalance $20 per month Will nanaie a itne o-atre uni. located east of Salem. New house, well, gravel street, close to pave- nont Prim S'2250. Int 8T. $ 50 down will buy S acres on Garden rosa. Close in, imv u tuuw $ 25 down and balance $10 par month Will DUy O acres Ol nuw uuii. nralrlc soil. Price $1000. Int, 6. $ 25 down will handle a fine view rcre locaica soum. rnw iiuw, nt AT $200 down win handle 12 acres locat ed BOUtll, O acres orciiaru, new hmiM wfll Price S4500. Int. 6. $ 50 down and balance $10 per month Duys a line acre iraut., uirco iui bouse, drilled well. Price $1650. Int. 6. If you are looking for a small acre age, ECO W.H.ailABENHORSTAeCO.. Realtors 134 S. LlDerty street. nioi- HOUSE for rent, 18th and Center, 2 good houses to trade for farm. River side park. Phone 2093W. n!66 JUST a mile out we have 10 beautiful im Droved acres, one 01 tne nest ar ound Salem. The crops are all In and are fine. The owner is old snd must sell. It U 1 bargain 85000 will buy It. McOUrhrlst A Pennington. 209 U. Bank uiag., rnone isu. n- 112 ACRES nice rolling land close to Monmouth. All under plow except 8 A. timber. Price 75 per acre. Here's a chance to trade your Salem resi dence for this farm. 5 ACRES close in just oir racuio highway. Improved with house, barn, all kinds of fruit. Trade for mdse. stock or city res. HAVE a residence property rented for 860 per month, will trade equity for silverton property that will rent. OEISER REAL ESTATE 441 Court St. n CHAS 8PURLIN Real Estate and Insurance 120 New Bligh Bldg. Phone 1860 Mr. Home Seeker Have you Seen flplem's Beauty Spot Klngwood Height on the HID Drive Up, Follow The Signs To Klnerwnnri Mwhfm Drive Modern Improvements to Each Lot EXCHANGE Keal Kstate EXCHANGE 30 acres. 25 In cultivation and 5 acrea or small fir timber. ii acre ismiiy or chard, 3 acres of young walnuts. 7-r. modern house, barn, poultry bouse. ille to school snd 3 miles from Salem. Price 8000. Mortgane $4000. Want house and some cash for equity. Rrni.OPKKY Sc SON 1st Nat l. Bank Bldg. Tin WILL TRADE Fordson tractor and double tractor disc for heavy team of young horses and harness. C. J. Chan ner. Rt. 4, box 71. 7 miles south in Liberty road. an 160 EXCHANGE Real EsUte ABOUT one acra partly Improved, close In acreage for North Salem up to 81800. 2726 Cherry Ave. nn!6B LOOK I LOOK I A real $5500 horn strictly modern, for $4500. Has -r. Largs living room, oak floors. Flrenlace. 1 bed rooms, den, beautiful kitchen, all the bmlt 1ns, bath, full cement basement, fur nace, sta. laundry trays, double gar ags, lawn, ah rubbery of all kinds, lo cated on beautiful corner lot, best residential dist. of the city. Owner away. Will take a smaller house for equity. What have you? See Louis necniej toaay at mi otatw at. noom 4. nn OOOD TRADES What have you to match the follow ing DroDerty which are priced rite? $7000 fine 64-a. farm, & miles Salem. $6300 70 a. farm near Dallas. ? 14.000, fine farm 193 a. Take home n Salem or smaller farm southern Oregon. $4150. Farm, 90 a. 25 a. cult. baL tins oak timber and pasture. $5500. Fine 15 a. farm. Trad for Cal ifornia. Prefer near Eureka. $1600 improved 1 a. tract for Canada. $5775 fine farm. 63 a. near Shaw for Portland property. 64 acres. Falls City $5500 for City. 11 acres $1200 for lot in Salem. 97 a. good farm $12,000 for northern California property. 80 a. Idaho 83090 for Talley farm. 160 a. N. Dakota for acreage. Manv other Kood trades See Louis Bechtel. 341 State St. Room YOU WILL PIND It here. Pick your choice and tele phone 2161 for appointment to see. 20 A. $12,000.00 Good Improvements. Close to Salem. Trade for Klamath Falls property. 30 ACRES ttiUUU Good Improvements, set to strawber ries, losans. blackcaos. cherries and walnuts. A fine place and cheap at the price. Traae ior larger rancn, t'i AnRvq a-inno Good Improvements. 14 A. prunes will very near pay ior pi ace. kuouuhi wa ter. $1500 down. This la a snap for someone. At AUKEa S4JUU Hase over $1000 crop on this year. 4-room house, barn and 2 poultry houses. 0 A. good young prunes, log ans; 6 A. oat and veatch. $1500 down will buy this place. Water piped to all buildings. Own lighting system. hH ACRES S9500 Modern up to the minute In every rcsuect. An Ideal dairy farm. A real farm home on paved road. All med ern conveniences. HO AI'RES 85000 Good Improvements, good place and gOOa DUy. iraae ior siiwuci viiw. inn ADRRS a5725 4-room house, barn. 40 a. cultivation. Some timber and balance good pas ture. Take azouu aown. a guuu um P 9 AA APRF-q ONLY 87600 On good road, one hours drive from uaiem. rine stoc ana uair ii.u, ber and lot of oak wood, enough to pay for place. This la the best bar gain you will get If you want this kind Ol place, uooa aa. aw SEARS At TUCKER, 184 S. Com'l. St Phone 2161. n whh wniiM likn a 120 acre dairy farm in the heart of the greatest dairy country in tne unuea oiaies ouuui' nm Minnesota reasonable price, ea sy terms. Take a Salem residence to 83000. For details see owner. 1725 Center St. nn!68 rwvn TRADES FIVE ROOM HOME. Portland. Strict ly modern, paved atreet. $3500. Want oaiem nome aruuuu vwuo. pivk room HOME. Salem. Modern. Good location north. Paved street. $3000. Exchange for 10 acres or more. Prefer north. , 7 ACRES one mile from good town. Good improvments. 4 acres fruit. Dfir-o nnn Want lfi to 30 acres suit able for cows. Like creek and pasture. 421 Court St. Ground floor. nn EXCHANGE 160 A. dairy ranch near the coast, main highway and creek tnrougn piace. 00 aurro twiwm nni hlriijo tpftm and cowa. 87000. No mtge. Want city, suburban or business property. F. i. wooa, 31 State St. "u TO EXCHANGE A fine large lot on N. Capitol 8t. ith a Tnnm old house. Price 82400, Will trade for land near any small town in valley, isee xnomason wuu LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors 320 State St. Phone 1727. nr LINCOLN Co. Dairy ranch, stocked BnH witiinrMwi fnr tulle or exchange, SMALL place near Salem. Fair house, imii t.rmi likM rant. FINE place of 8 acres near Monmouth. owner wants nouso 1a oiiicm. TDTDD.nnr.AN inn N. Commercial at. nn!66 mine nr nl A-r. mod. Salem house Can use Klamath Falls bouse or Sa lem vacant lots. Will sell cheap or take used auto as part pay. Owner leaving city. Call 26 15 J. nn!66 HAVE beach home, plumbed, double garage, beautiful location. Will trade ior vacant low or omcm iium . Value $1500. Address 320 Capital Jour nal. nn FINANCIAL LOANS 0 PRIVATE money to loan on city or farm property. Security must be good. MM . 1st Nat'l. Bank Bldg. r PRRSnNAI. INSTALLMENT LOANS tvi nRNRRAI. INVESTMENT COR PORATION Is owned and operated by Salem s Business ana rroie&iuuni infn it oDerates under Oregon's In dustrial loan act and was organized to protect the small norrower. CONSULT US FIRST Cur rates are lower because they are legal. GENERAL INVESTMENT CORPORA TION, of Salem, Ore.. 201 First Na tional Bank Dldg. rnoneiauu. WHERE TO BORROW MONEY: On Automobiles. Furniture. Livestock Personal effects, and other good se curities. SALEM LOAN BUREAU. 405 Bank of Commerce, saiem. uregon. Burrow money on trout persouai property Pay back in monthly in stallments WILLAMETTE LOAN UUMIftf(I 505 Bank of Commerce Bldg HAWKINS & ROBERTS. Inc., for city nd firm Kmiui Rates and COS IS lowest available Prompt service 208 Oregon Building r An installment Loan Is Easy to Repay Why not let us explain its advant ages over a straight loan? ANDERSON St RUPERT 169 South High Correspond ente Equitable Savings St Loan Ass'o FEDERAL Farm loans. BU Wilkinson. U 8 Bank Bldg. WILLAMETTE VALLEY PARM8 Anderson St Rupert B0 S High LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Contracts Refinanced Payments Reduced Ton Keep Your Automobile We pay balance due dealer, bank or finance company, and reduce your payments Addi tional money loaned. Strictly confidential. We handle our own paper. BIKER AUTO CO Comet Liberty and Ferry Bts. Phone 121 Salem, ore. MONEY to loan on real estate. Pri vate money lowest rates T K Ford Ptnst National Batik r Try Journal Want Ads AUTOMOBILES CHEVROLET COUPE In good condition. New paint Job. good tires, guaranteed tor $0 days. Easy terms. Price $195. Open Evenings snd Sunday LODER BROS. 448 Center St. Salem. Phons 480 Oraham Paige Sales and Service tor Marlon and Polk counties. q!67 PAIOK BROUGHAM 4 -door, nearly new Urea In 1st class running conaiuon. uuaranteea zar 30 days. Price $550 on terms. Open Evenings snd Sundays LODER BHOS. 44S Center St. Salem. Phone 450 Oraham Paige Sales and Service for aianon ana roue counues. Qiov V ALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Reconditioned Used Cars SEDANS 1927 Dodge Special $578 ivro unevroiet oao 1923 Star 95 1927 Dodge . . . . S10 495 376 iaa unevroiet 1926 Chevrolet , 1926 Ford. RucksteU 285 1826 Ford 200 150 85 225 176 65 325 1B25 Ford . 1823 Ford ROADSTERS 1920 Ford. Lots of extras ..... 1&20 Ford 1623 Ford pickup. Good shape 1826 Chevrolet TOUR1NUS 1920 Ford 918 186 125 1926 Ford 1925 Ford. Balloons 1924 Ford 1923 Ford 1923 Star 1923 Chevrolet and Overland , TRUCKS Fords 7 to choose from $50 to $300 open evenings VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Center St. at Liberty. Salem. Ore. Phone 1993 q FORDS When shopping ror guaran teed used Fords don't overlook mi complete stock E1KEB AUTO CO rnone , THE HUMS OP KKAL BUYS Qw BUICK Master Six, good condition. 4 wheel brakes. Must sell. Owner, 1345 nroaoway. rnone tauj. qioo' We have a few of those low priced cars ieit TAKE YOUR CHOICE S75 00 2 Chevrolet tourings $75 Ford pick-up delivery $76 Bulck 6 touring $75 Lexington touring $75 Alt In running condition and have gooa vires ana licenses. fay UUWN $1S per month on balance. Open Evenings and Sundays LODER BROS. 44S Center St. Salem. Phone 450 oraham Faige sales ana service ior Marion ana roue counties. qior A REAL BARGAIN Bulck Standard 0. 4 -door Sedan thor oughly overhauled and in guaranteed conditions. 1926-1927 series. Motor has been rebored. New pistons, pins and rings and bearings installed by us. Repainted and Is ready to serve you a long time. Price has been $835. If you mention this ad the price will be $775. Very easy terms. Will take your old car in trade. Open Evenings and Sundaya LODER BROS. 445 Center St. Salem. Phone 450 Graham Paige Sales and Service for Marion ana roiK counties. qior FINE VALUES BETTER USED CARS 1928 Chevrolet Sedan 1928 Bulck Coacli 1928 Naah Special Coach 1920 Ford Roadster 1926 Pontlac Coach 1926 Nash Special Six Coupe Chrysler Coach, late model. And other splendid used cars, some priced as low as iw. V. W PSTTTYJOHN CO. 365 North Commercial St. Phone 1260 "Alter we sen we serve. q PRIHKn FOR QUICK SALE 22 Ford Touring, starter $40 23 Ford Roadster, starter 45 33 Ford touring, starter 60 35 Ford touring, balloons 85 25 Fold sedan, balloons 165 25 Pord coupe, balloons 150 25 Overland sedan 245 27 Star touring 365 25 Dodge roadster zoo 27 Chevrolet coach 886 27 Essex coach 365 All cars guaranteed EIKER AUTO CO. Cor. Liberty and Ferry Sta. Business Opportunities SERVICE station and garage for rent or lease cheap. Must leave on account or otner Dusiness. jonn a. uooertson, Horseshoe Park, Wood burn. Ore. ul71 SERVICE station, new equipment, on Pacific highway. $3500; $800 will han dle, wuick naie. twa a. Maries m cottage orove. ui FURNITURE, boarding and rooming house. Good location. Boa 265 Cao- ltal Journal. U175 BUSINESS CORNER close in, greatly reduced tn price. Business lot down town $11,000; business lot near high school $2350. GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE. 492 N. Cot- D1KELTOKY AUCTIONEERS F. N. WOODRY. 12 years Salem's lead ing auctioneer and furniture dealer. Cash paid for used furniture. Res. and store 1610 N. Summer. Phona Oil. Es tablished 1916. PHONB 78. H. F. Woodry Aj Son. Sa lem's expert livestock, furniture, real estate auctioneers and appraisers, 18 years experience. Satisfaction guar anteed. Store 271 North Commercial street. . HATTIKV MUPI'I.IKS R. D. BARTON. National Batteries, starter and generator work. Ferry and Hiifh streets. U. S. L BATTERY SERVICE STA TION Vick Brothers. High street at Trade. Phone 1841. IIICYCI.ES LLOYD E. RAMSDEN. bike accessories and bicycles, 387 Court street. CONTRACTORS A. J. ANDERSON, Shop. Phone 667. Contractor. J. A. KAPPHAHN. General team and power shovel contractor, excavating and grading. Office phone 12W; Rea. i-nru. o CIIIKOPHACTOHS DRS. SCOPIELD, X-ray Chiropractors rn. zius. sii nrst nat'l. Bans uiug DR. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 286 N High street. Phones 87 and 2 104-J. C A 111. NIT WOHK JACOB WEiZEL Cabinet work and reiinismng. Furniture repairing. Ph iawi. ijy i)urt oireei, oajem. O" M.KCTRICAL SUPPLIES 1IALIK ELECTRIC CO., 481 N. Front St. Electric oontrnctlng and repairing. Appliances and Fixtures. Phone 2. PLEENER ELECTRIC CO Electric lighting fixtures and electric ranges. rnone vbu an uoun street. HMJIIAVINO SALEM ENGRAVING CO. Cuts of all purposes. Tel. 643, 180 N. Commercial ntrcet. CUT flowere and floral nieces. Dellv ery. C. F. Brelthaupt, florist. 612 State Birccv. rnone sou. MATTHfc.HMKS RENOVATED MATTRESSES renovated. Ws reno vate all kinds of mstUesees. called for and aenvered. Best of work eusrao teed. Capital City Bedding Co. Port- ianq noao, rnone IV. OSTEOPATH DR. EDITH WTTZEL, Osteopathic Physician. 828 Oregon Bldg. Diseases of aomen and children. directory 160 Try Journal Want Ads DIRECTORY MERCHANT TAILOR M. A. ESTB8. fine tailoring. 128 North L.iDerty street. o- CHAS. BENNFTT, painting, paper hanglng. Phone 1284. . olOQ PHI NT I NO ROWLAND PRINTING CO., Masonic Temple basement. Phone 1511. o THANH Kit AND STORAGE TRANSFER and Storage. Ws hare padded vans and do long and ahort aisiance naming. iimor. Tansex. Phone 980. CUMMINS As RANSOM, local and long distance huullng. Phone 2402. Bee. uvn. PIANO TUNER OEO. 0. WILL, pianos, phonographs, sewing machines, sheet musio and piano studies. Repairing phonographs and sewing machines. 432 State at Salem, Oregon. PLl'MBINO PLUMBING, repairing, reasonable prices, a. 1 uoazrey, rnone ewo-w 01s 1 PLUMBING and general reoalr work Phone 560. Orabej Bros. 164 South Lioeny street. THEO. M. BARR. Plumbing, heating, sheet metal works. 104 8. Commercial street. SALEM SCAVENGER Phone 107. SOOS GARBAGE CO. Reliable service. rnone 01 rice 104; res. buoj. SALEM Oarbage Co., for prompt and conunuous service, nrxnur Aoenn. Carl Boos. Phone 184 or 2608. CITY GARBAGE CO. Prompt service Phone 2290. STOVES AND STOVE KKPA1K1NU STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and re Dal red bv exnerL All kinds of wov en wire fence. Fancy snd plain hop uuaacta ana books, login noose, on lem Fence snd Stove Works. 250 Court street, uaac 01 uusicx s. EOFF ELECTRIC CO.. 337 Court St We do house wiring and carry a com plete stock of fixtures. Instrument repairing, experimental work Kiec trlc appliances repaired. Phone 488 o' WATER COMPANY OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Ser vice company. Offices corner Com mercial and Trade streets. Bills pay able monthly In advance. Phone 61. WATCH KKI'MP'NO GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING or money back. The Jewel Box. 173 rt. uuerty, oaiem. LEGALS NOTICE OF BOND SALE Sealed bids will be received bv the undersigned until the hour of 8 o' clock p.m. on the 29th day of July. 4tfnt, sua immeaiaieiy mereaiier puo llcly opened by the District School Board of School District Number Fifty (50, Marion County, Oregon, at the office of the Board tn the town of Pratum, Marlon County, Oregon, for the sale of an Issue of bonds of said district In the sum of Six Thouaand Dollars (S6.ooo.OO. said bonds to be in denominations pi une rnousano Dollars ($1,000.00) each, to bo dated August 1, 1220, and to mature serially In numerical order as follows: One Thousand Dollars on the first da of AUKiwb, ivou, ana on uie urn nay 01 each successive August, 1031. 1032, 1933, 1934 and 1935, Inclusive, to bear interest at the rate of not to exceed six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, payable on the first days of February and August in each year, principal and Interest payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Marlon County, Oregon, Salem, Oregon, or at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oregon In New York City. New York. All bids must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for, $500.00. The Board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. 1 The bonds will be issued and sold under the provisions of Chapter 108 of the General Lews of Oregon for the year 1927. Dated at Pratum. Marlon County, Oregon, this 13th day of July, 1928. CLAUDE RAMSDEN, District Clerk. July 13. 20. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned hss filed with ths State Banking Board of Oregon application for license to engage In the business of making loans of money or of per sonal credit or In the pawnbrokerage business, under the provisions of Section 6308-6321, Inclusive, Oregon Laws. STATS LOAN CO.. 212 Oregon Bldg. Salem, Oregon. By K. M. Graham. Date of first publication June 29, 1920 NOTICE OP HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the County Court of the State ox Oregon ror tne County ol Marlon. In the matter of the Estate of K. B. Fisher, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the rinai account or united states Na tional Bank of Salem. Oregon, exec utor of the Estate of B. E. Fisher, de ceased, has been filed in the County Court of Marlon County, Oregon, and that the 29th day of July. 1022, at the nour or iu o ciocx a.m., nas Deen ap pointed by aald Court for hearing ob jections to said nnat account, at which time any persons Interested in said estate may appear and file ob jections tneroto in writing ana con- teat nnme. United states Nntlonal Bank of Salem. OrcKon. Executor. June 29; July 6-13-20-27 ADOLPH MENJOU OFF FOR EUROPE , (Continued from page 1) He even had essayed the talkies and had been pronounced successful there. It is all very strange to me,' Menjou said. "After my last con tract expired I couldn't get a re newal under any consideration. Oth er producers said they did not wish my services." Menjou said he was not exactly "broke" but had need of employment soon. With bis wife, the former Ka- therlne Carver, he has been living expensively here. He plans to visit producers In France, Germany and England before makiiig the picture ror the sound studios company. Hollywood, Calif. (IP "Too much money," was the explanation given at Paramount studios Saturday for the refusal to renew the contract of Adolphe Menjou, suave screen star. Menjou, one of the highest paid players at the studio, was receiving between M.000 and $5,000 a week. It was said studio executives were willing to give him a new contract, but at a lower figure. The talkies, which have under mined the position of many other favorites, were no difficulty as far as Menjou was concerned since the film of lie la Is agreed that his voice was "very good." Menjou has been employed by Paramount for the past eight years. Hamburg, Germany, may add more three-decker motor buses. BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES , DEATHS Lay ton violet C. Layton. 40. died Saturday at a local hospital. Survived by her brother, H. L, Castner of Oakland.- California; and an uncle, W. A. Evans. Portland. Remalne la care of Clough-Huston company. Funeral mo un cements later. Llston Isabella A. Lis ton. ind 77. died noon Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. WUliam Ballard In Salem. Mrs. Llston. who had been In HI health for several years, had lived tn Oregon eight years, A year and a half of that time with Mrs. Ballard. She Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. William Ballard of Salem. Mrs. Dan Crawford of Powers, Oregon, and one eon. Howard J. Llston of Chicago. One sister, Mrs. James Roberts resides at Kansas. Illinois. Five grandchildren are living. Funeral arrangements are with Clough-Huston, company and will be Announced later. Hadnot Dorothy Alva Hadnot. eight years old, who was drowned In Portland July 4. Survived by her father. David B. HaduOt, Sr.. a sister Rosalie and a brotner uavui s. Jr, bv her erandnarents. Mr. and Mrs. John Nallng of Portland. Funeral ser vices Monday as ten o'ciocx at Hig don's chapel with Interment In the L O. O. F. cemetery. Bhoune WllUam Bnonoe. 74. died at a local hospital July 13. Remains shipped to Marahliem oy Kigaon ana Son for funeral services and Inter ment. UcClaln July 12 at her home In Salem' Heights. Julia Ann McClaln, age 72 years. Survived by her hus- Dana, jonn a. sac;iain: uiree sons, Leonard P J. D., both of Albany, and Arthur E. of Prescott. Ana.; one daughter, Mrs. Oral Gosson of Klon dike. Ore., and one sister Mrs. 8. Ma son of Gray bull, Wyoming; also 13 grandchildren. Funeral services Mon day morning at 11 o'clock at Terwtl llaer's funeral home. Rev. 8. Darlow Johnson of Leslie Methodist church officiating. BAN IS PLACED ON MALT TONICS (Continued from page 1) distributed under the same restric tions as now govern the w12 per cent.1 All such tonics made on or before July 11 may be marketed but manufacture must cease at once. Brewers said this meant the loss of thousands of dollars through de struction of tonic now In process of manufacture and the virtually Junking of machinery used In Its manufacture. It was pointed out by some brew ers that a nationwide advertising campaign has Just ended and that the breweries were Just beginning to profit from It. Manufacturers declared H would be next to Impossible to make pop ular the IS per cent tonic permit ted under the order, and they pre dicted the brew, would disappear from the market. Washington (&) A general order was Issued Saturday by prohibition Commissioner Doran designed to make medicinal tonic unpalatable to those who might desire to use It for beverage purposes. He ruled that the tonic must con tain a solid content of 18 per cent instead of 12 per cent which had previously been In effect. The commissioner said the order did not affect the alcoholic contents of the tonic Raising the solid content, which consists of extract of malt, Doran said, would not interfere with its medicinal purpose. While a federal prohibition or der discontinuing manufacture of 12 per cent malt tonics will have an effect on sincere drinkers in this section of the country, hop men say that It will have no very seri ous effect on the hop market as no great quantity of hops Is used to go into tne manufacture ox these tonics, they state. BLANKS PREPARED FOR TAX RETURNS (Continued from page 1) poratlons and any and all other evidences of Indebtedness, except federal securities. The return must be filed with the state tax commission on or be for 60 days after the end of the tax year. ' ror failure to pay the tax with out Intent to evade or defraud tne penalty Is five percent of the tax and one per cent per month during the time the tax remains unpaid. For wilfully making a false or fraudulent return the penalty is a line of not more than si.ooo imprisonment for not more than one year, or both, and In addition 100 per cent of the tax. i-'or tne second time since tne lo cal T. M. C. A. has been sponsoring summer camps, officers In charge have selected this secluded spot. Lo cated near the headwaters of the north fork of the Santlam, It Is sit uated Just far enough away to make It an Ideal spot tor the party which will spend two weeks In camp. The lake Itself is one of the most beautiful in the country, with con tinual in -flow and out-flow of wa ter the year round. The bottom Is rock and has a gradual slope from six inches to 15 feet. Drinking water for the camp Is cool and pure, coming from nearby perpetual snows. Tests of the water give It an excellent rating. Fishing Is good, with Elk, Twin and LninMp lakes all harbolng many of the finny tribe. Hikes to the summit of Battle Ax Butte, which adjoins the lake, and to the Dunlap mine are among the many walks to be taken. There is still opportunity for boys to get in on this delightful trip. Further Information can be had by calling the local Y. M. C. A. Those who have already arranged for the outing Include Wallace Snrague, Ralph Eyre, Howard Damon, Jr., Markle Jones, Fred Tnlelsen, Rob ert Baldock. Thomas Bifllngsley, Louis Bean, Richard Laws, Phil Browne 11. Jr- Bob Brownell. Jack Hosford, Roderick Llveslev. Charles Roblln, Emory, ifcbbs, Mclvln En On The Air SATURDAY U to 1 p-m. KOIN, eonecrt; KX. Uma, weather, etc, (estuit. orchestra. 1 to a pja. KOW, muile; K- OIN, HawaUans, orchestra; KB X. orchestra, recital. a to I pa KOW, music, base ball tame; KOIN. silent; KSX. artlstie ensemble. 3 to 4 pjn. KOIN, news, am. sic; KOW. baseball g nu; KKZ. great masters. 4 to t pjn. KEX. salon or chestra; KOW, calracade pro gram; KOIN, news, music S to pjnKOIN, silent; K OW. network symphony; KKZ, orchestra. 4 to 7 p-mKOIN, pipe organ; KOW, dance program; KEX, musical revue; KPO, KOO, KFI, network. 7 to p-m. KOW, special broadcast from ML Hood; KOIN. orchestra and, blues singer; KEX. artistic ensemble, minstrels; K PO, KOO, network; KFJ, tempi ol air. g to t pjn. KOIN, orchestra, girl baritone; KOW, temple of the air, Hollywood symphony; KEX, Great American Apple burgs, feature; KOO, KPO, net work; KFI, symphony. to 10 pjn. KOIN, orchestra; KEX. salon orchestra; KOW, symphony; KFI, symphony; K GO, KPO, network. 10 to 11 pm KOW, twins, or chestra; KOIN, syncopators; K EX, male singers, time, weather, etc.; KOO, school days; KFI, symphony; KPO, network. It to 12 pjn. KOIN, orches tra; KOW, orchestra; KEX, Showboat: KFI, frolic; KPO, K GO, orchestra. SUNDAY 12 to 1 p.m. KEX sogn recital; orchestra; KOW, Congregational church services; KOIN, organ recltaL 1 to a pjn. KOIN, Foursquare Gospel Lighthouse services; KO W, concert; KEX; Pursuits of Pamela. 2 to 3 p.m. KOIN, church ser vices; KOW, concert, orchestra; KEX, male quartet, salon orches tra. a to 4 pjn. KOW, network concert; KOIN, silent; KEX, ca thedral hour, military band. 4 to t pjn. KEX, military band, chain program; KOW. re told tales, studio program; KOI N, silent. 5 to 6 pjn. KOW, transconti nental program, cotton planta tion melodies; KOIN, silent; KE X, theater of the air. 6 to 1 p.m. KOW, studio pro gram, network; KEX, local, fea tures, lyric hour; KOIN, pipe or gan; KFI, melodies; KPO, net work, science; KOO, network, little symphony. 7 to a p.m. KOW, twilight hour, melodies; KOIN, orchestra; KEX, musical melange, Harper's comers; KFI, melodies; KOO, K PO, network. 8 to 9 p.m. KEX, two piano recital, orchestra; KOIN, First Church of Christ services; KOW, program; KFI, orchestra; KOO, church service; KPO, Rudy Sel ger. g to 10 pm KEX, salon or chestra; KOW, The Rolllckers; KOIN. orchestra and vocal mu sic; KOO, Readers' Guide; KP O, Abas string quartet, 10 to 11 p.m. KEX, Georgte Stoll and Rhythm Aces; KOW, little symphony; KPO, radiogram. MONDAY 12 to 1 pjn-KOIN, music; K EX, orchestra. I to a pjn. KOW, features, music; KEX, orchestra; KOIN, music. 3 to 3 p.m. KOW, musie, ball game; KOIN, silent; KEX, ar tistic ensemble. 3 to 4 pjn. KOIN, news, mu sic; KOW, baseball; KEX, great masters. 4 to 8 p.m. KOW, calvacade program; KOIN, music, news; KEX, salon orchestra. 8 to 6 p.m. KOIN, silent; KE X, orchestra; KOW, network. 6 to 7 p.m. KOIN, pipe organ; KOW, dance program; KEX, mu sic; KOO, KPO, KFI, network. 7 to 8 p.m. KEX, artistic en semble, minstrels; KFI, temple of the air; KOO, music; KPO, network: KOW, special broad cast; KOIN, music. 8 to 9 pjn. KOIN. orchestra; KOW, program; KEX, features; KOO, KPO, network; KFI, little symphony, 9 to 10 pjn. KOIN, orchestra; KEX, salon orchestra: KOW, symphony; KOO, KPO, KFI, network. 10 to 11 p.m. KOW, orches tra; KOIN, syncopators; KEX, music, time, weather, etc.; KPO, KOO, orchestra; KFI, concert. II to 2 pjn. KOO. KPO, dance music; KOW, orchestra; KEX, Bhowboat. gel. Junior Devers, Jimmy Sehon, Frank Pettyjohn, Ralph Webb, Mar lon Hoblitt, Win Needham. Allen Robbins, Luman Ney, Morris Mer cer and Clayborn Dyer. Directors and leaders Include Ro bert Boardman, Ivan White, Earl Douglas, Frank Olrod, Kenneth Mc cormick, Delmar Brown, Irving Hale, Wesley Helse, Arthur FLiher, Burton Crary and Norman Winslow. The advance squad, consisting of Dwlght Adams, Ivan White. Earl Douglas, Norman Winslow, Irving Hale and Arthur Fisher will go Into the lake, Saturday, July 30, to pre pare camp. The boys will ride to Humbug creek on the Brettenbush and then hike the remaining four and a half miles "over the hump" to the lake. RETURNS TO IOWA Mt. Angel Peter Erpelding re turned to his home In Algona, la, after a three weeks' visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob DM, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde. Erpelding wants to be home in time for the early grain harvest.