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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM". OREGON f I TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1930 PAGE ELEVEN The Fellow Who Wins In A Walk, Is The Pedestrian Who Gets Home Unscratched. V I u U 4 CapitalJoumal CLASSiriKD ADVERTISING tUTfc.1. Rate per word: One Insertion. 3 cents: tbree Insertion 6 cents; one week S oenu; one moutu 33 cents; one year per month, 30 cents; minimum per ad 38 cents. Not taken over phone un less advertiser has monthly ac count. Ho allowance Sor phone errors. Want ads must be In by 10 a m. day of publlactlon. Heal Estate and Auto ads by 7 pan. day previous to publication. FOR SALE HOUSES LOOK) LOOK I - Five room bungalow unap at 3366 Fairground road. Has bath, lights, basement, fruit trees, paving paid, price 2650. Good terms. Owner In Canada. Writes us to sell. Shown by appointment. Bee BKCHTEL - THOMASOK 341 State St. Room 4. a OWHKR LEAVING and will sacrifice his modern o room bungalow with full cement basement, furnace, fireplace, hardwood floors, paved street Oarage, east front, clone to school and bus line. Price reduced from S4&J0 to S390O. Immediate pos session. A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN WILL HANDLE. A SACRIFICE offered by this widow for Imme diate sale of her almost NEW room bungalow located within walking distance of Btatehouse. Full cement basement, furnace, garage, east front lot. Price S2500. THINK OP XT 23Q down Will handle. WANTED A small Improved suburban home with one to live acres In exchange for a modern 6 -room home. Full cement basement, furnace, two large lots, one a corner with a number of fine bearing fruit trees. East front, paved street, located near Leslie Junior high school. Price 52Q0. BEE L. E. Oberer WITH W. H. ORABENHORST ft CO. Realtor 134 South Liberty. St. Call or phone for our select list or SPECIAL BUYS, listing the price, terms, location, etc, a674 EXCHANGE We have a good 8-room modern house, lot 120:1130, double garage, to trade for 40 to 80 acre farm suitable lor dairy. Price 7000. Clear, Will as sume equp.1 amount. SEE Mrs. Ellis with LEO N. CHILDS CO. Realtors 320 State Street. Phono 1727. a" We have a fine modern home not far out to trade for smalt borne in Billings. Mont. Investigate this, SEE Mrs. Ellis with LEO N. CHILDS CO. Realtors 320 Stale BircRt. raunc mi 11350 equity In Sew 5-room English type bungalow, on N. 17th St. for sale or tratle for anything I can use. r-oii fi.ltr.M a71 $1900 A neat new rome, 3 rooms and bath, nice lawn, garr.ge and paving paid. $100 down. $1900. An extra large bungalow, 3 rooms and nook, bath, garage, lot 60x214. 8100 down. J750. 8-room home In good condi tion, basement, garage, and paving, close to school 250 down. S3230 5-room home, living room, oak floor, dinotte, bath, bullt-m tub. 3 bed rooms, basement, furnace. garage, nice lawn, paving paid, $200 $4750. A 6-room English style home. In fine condition, corner lot. dou ble garage, modern in every way. Paving ptud 5250. 6-room home t 1383 M. Church Bt. Nice lawn, lots of fruit, east front, clone to bus and achcols. (TOOO. An B-room home, close In. in fine condition, reasonable terms. 4003 Private Money. r"?. -7 "w MELVIN JOHNSON, 320 B. S. Bank ' bids, rnooe mi. - ONE Of THE BEST BUYS IN SALEM New strictly modern 7-room hotiae. beautifully tiled drain board, oak floors in living iwm .-u --v Lot of cltet room. 'arsse. paved street. A k-au - arrange terms. . . socolofsky son 1st Nat I. wn. pma. Live in the shade. Buy a lot In J B;J ler Oak, addition. Phone 130F3. ago NEW 4-room modern house. Terms. .I,. , rivi aw FOR SALE fine east front lot. in the 600 block on N. 14th. Will ell at what we consider W rea sonable price in whole or "IngljloU. Inquire tU C & C store, 354 ft ComT; or at 55- N. 14th. where lot may be Inspected. FOR SALE FARMS INSTALLMENT ACREAOS $100 down and balance terms will buy 30 acres of first class ber ry, walnut or filbert soil. Prlc $2500. Int. 6. . . $35 down will handle 5 acres lo cated east of Salem in the Helt rwl Oarden tract. Price $1875. $35 down" and balance $10 per month will buy 5 acres near Bwegle school and on pavment. Best of strawberry soil. Price $1500. Int. 6. $25 down and b-.Ui.ee $10 per month will handle 2 acres in Scotts Acres located near fair grounds. Price $875. Int. 6. $25 down will buy 6 acres located close to pavement. Price $1000. $25 down" and balance $10 t month will buy view acre all in bearing cherries and apples. Price $1100. HU. 6. If you are looking for a small acrnage, sse . W. H. ORABENHORST ft CO. Realtors. 134 B. Liberty St, WW' 120 A. FARM, good house, barn and silo, other bidgs. Water piped to house and barn, fiO a. In wheat. School bus route, in Polk county, ananas u tsr.n, 494 N. Capitol St. bj OOOD valley farm for sale by owner, $35 Bsginaw. b FOR BALE by owner, small poultry farm, close In. Call at 3376 State m. Snlem. b66 10 ACRES for sale, house, barn, two hen house, brooder house, one acre strawberries. 50 R. cherries, family or chard, two wells, on good road. R. F. D phone. 3 miles to Scio. Good terms. 100 chickens. N. Croalar, Scio, Ore. R. F. D. 3. b00 FOR 8AI.I 10 inti all best of dark prairie oil, 6-room house, barn, chicken houses and park, water to build ings, other out buiidtnua. Will take city property as part payment. Price $5000. W. H. ORABENHORRT ft CO. Realto.-s. 134 8. Liberty St. M$ FOR SALK Mivellnneou COOKING Newtown apples $Oc box Better grade Newtown $1 box and tip. Bring boies. Frah apple eider dally. Open Sunday $ s m. to $ pm Puritan Cider Work. West lalem. 6 FOR SALE MlflcelUneou NEW Corona, standard keyboard, two color riDDon, never out or case, av below cost. Terms. Conner, Statesman office. c$7 HAY for sale or trada lot cow or heifer. Rt. 0, box in. ' YOUR choice of two Butter-KUt pop corn machines. Pine shape. Look them over. Ed Enberg, Corvallls, Ore. cd8 no. 1 OAT and vetch hay. baled $18, Kt. 3. dpi 2o. Leonard it.ie.ae. coi POWER spray outfit cheap. Phone 2185W. c07 axminhter tu in srood condition Call mornings, 435 Fawk Ave. c66 FOR BALI entire stock new, used and unfinished furntture at reduced pric es. 3345 State. Phone 8760J. C60 FOR SALE red perennial phlox at 431 N. Front. ctW HAY. clover seed and grey oats. Hen ry Roth, Silverton, Rt. 3. c70 BLACK DIRT. Inquire 1686 Cbemeke ta. evening. cB8 BALED HAY and straw. Kuenzl. Ph, 10F31. coi WE HAVE the best stock of used sew ing machines at the lowest prices. Dropneaa macnines si-su. wnii oew ing Mschlne Co. Across from Elslnore theater. c06 NURSERY STOCK MARSHALL strawberry plants for sale. Phone Staytoa 832. 8. P. Matheny. Sublimity. dff7 ORNAMENTALS 35c up; filbert, cher ry, peach 30 to 30c; rosea, loe up; grapes lac; Marxard seedling.-' Warren Nursery, Rt. . Phone 104F24. d70 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK TWO cows, one Jersey, one Durham, to freshen soon. Phone 50F23. e67 5 OOOD farm horses, Rt. 3, box 27 on Ftlrvlew Ave. 67 sale or trade. 3 well matched sound mares with harness, about 2600 lbs. Red barn, N. Coml. and Columma St. Phone 705. Nelson Bros, market. eoi- FEKDER PIGS Rt. 5. box 101. Ma- cleay road. e67 FOR SALE, fresh cows. Ph. 0613. C66 13 HEAD 2 vear old registered Cots- wold ewes and lambs. Otto Schwab, Gcrvals, Ore. e68 It KM) .II.T SALE 1:30 D.m. Wednesday. March 10. Stock judging pavilion, O. A. C. Pure bred Poland China, Duroc Jerseys and Berkshlres. Most of these gilts will farrow In April and some In March. A hog feeders' program will be held In the morning at 0, proceeding the :taie, to aiscuss tne recent experimen tal work. Animal husbandry dept.. O. A. C. Corvallls. Oregon. A. L. Stevenson, auctioneer, e67 BARGAIN. 3 horses, gentle, single. Free trial. Will trade for cattle. Rt. 9. box 2CC. Phone 2864. e70 TRADE in your beef cows for real dairy cows. Balance year to pay. Large number to select from. Nelson Bros. Market, 185 N. High. Red Barn. North Com'l. and Columbia Sts. Ph. 705. e HORSES and cows, guaranteed as rep- resenwu. airoy nasn. rnone aaM. ui. i, dox av- ey ELROV NASH Sales Co. buys and sells hay, horses, mules, fresh cows, farm Implements, etc. Phone 2364. Rt. 9, box 2CC, Salem. efJ9 OR. FRED W. LANGS, Veterinarian Office 529 S. Commercial Phone 1198. Residence phone loafi e FOR SALE WOOD SELECTED for the range. Easy apllt Ung 16-in. old growth. The economy fuel. Hollywood Lumber Co. Phona 2330 J. ee77 OAK, ash, alder and slab wood. Phone 2956W. eo70 LARGE Old fire 16-in. $8.50; second growth $6.50 per cord. Phone B. tin nick, 2471J evenings. eeG7 DRY 16-lnch old fir 4-ft. fir, ash and oak. Cord measure. C. U. Harbauch. 638 Highland Ave. Phone 1900. ee88 GOOD dry second growth fir, 4-ft. $8; le-in. t. Knone jwm. ee.e WOOD SAWINO. Phone 1819. WOOD SAWING. Phone 1131. ALL kinds dry wood, 72F2. M. D. Mayfleld. ee75 DRV old fir and 2nd growth. Phone 2601 W. ee73 FOR DRY wood or coal. Phone 3131. Larmer Transfer Co. ee SHED DRY WOOD & COAL. SALEM fuel co. Phone is 73a Trane st FIRST class dry old fir Stab, second growth and old fir cord wood. Screen ed hog fuel. Prompt delivery. Phone 1543. Fred E. Wells, Inc. 380 8- Church St, ? FOR SALE POULTRY CbSTOM hatching every Thursday, Baby chicks, 13 varieties. Phone 133F2 Lee's Hatchery. t HELP WANTED WANTED man for sign work, no ex perience necessary. $10 required. 988 3 Liberty. g88 WANTED woman to cook cn farm. Call 2453. g66 WANTED special salesman or sales org..nl7Jit.on oy naiionauy Known mfg. Nationally advertised article to take over the distribution for 8a!em and vicinity. Must have enough cap ital to carry own stock. This is worth Investigating. Give experience, phone number and address. Factory reps. will call on you in a lew days. Box 383 Capital Journal. g66 SITUATIONS WANTED WILLAMETTE U. student experienced stenographer, bookkeeper, wants af ternoon work. Phone 602. h03 CLEAN Wall papor. Phone 1323 J. hflti LANDSCAPE gardener. 15 years ex pcrience. Phone 963. h70 YOUNO tnnd wanU work. Exp. truck driver, gan.fre wnrx. Phone 2113. h60 Miscellaneous WANTED WANTED Cle-tract or Caterpillar tractor to rent for logging 3 months work. Otto Schwab. Oervals, Ore. 188 WANTED TO RENT 3 or $ room house. Must be modern and in good location. Call 1217 J or FOR RENT 4 UK 5 room flat, partly furnished. at V2i South Commercial St. $20 a month. Phone 2198J. J66 3 ROOM modern house. Inquire 1178 . commercial. yu fOH RENT, furnished housekeeping rooms. 2 room with lights and water. 12.50. and up. Also piano lor sale. Phone 2403J; J71 FURNISHED apt. Heat, lights, garage aia. iimu iesiie. J II LARGE neat furnished ant. 340 N. 1 Ibrrty St. J71 FOR RENT. 28 acres bops. Mrs, Dun- mvy. Brooxs, ore. yji UOAHD A ROOM, $86 Center St. J71 8i.ffF.PlNQ rooms, $3 week. Phone CLEAN 3-room apartment furnished, 810. 143 Court, Phone 11 IBM. J OA FOR RENT Two modern homes, each with 8 rooms. C45 N. Summer Bt. and one on E St. near Capitol. A high class loca tion, neur schools, bus line. Rent reasonible to rleht prty. See Bchtel or i nnn son sScaie ov. koocb J' FOR RENT 2 AND 3 room apartments, close in. 4SB N. Liberty. J71 3 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 438 Division. J71 TWO room apartment, 443 South Winter. . jsp COMPLETELY furnished house $20 per month. 1045 Madison Ave. J6 FURN. ants., heated, Phone 21 OR. $13 per mo. - J75 FISHER apartments. South Commer cial St. Phone 3348W. J75 MODERN $roonV - newly furnished apartment. Adulta only, 47$ North Capitol. JC9 BEAUTIFUL 8-room front apt, best of furnishings, hot water heat, refrig eration. Phone, garage, concrete bldg. $40. Adults. Phone-2811 or 2818J. J69 FOR RENT, 3-room furnished apart ment close In, outside entrance, suit able for lady employed, 404 North Church St. J66 CLEAN furnished apartment. 425 N. Church. J6B 3 ROOM furnished house, 1803 N. 4th. J 86 FURNISHED apartments, two room 813; 3-room. bath $16. 690 Union. J69 FURNISHED C-.oom, house. Phone 38&J. J66 FOR RENT, five room house furnish ed. Inquire 1090 Shipping Bt. J 68 ROOM and BOARD 645 Marion. FURNISHED house for rent, 1045 Madison. $20. J68 APARTMENTS. 110 Division. Opposite Hunt's cannery. JOS 3 ROOM furnished duplex, first floor. 356 N. Liberty St. J6o SLBEPINO room for lady employed. Phone 1205M between 9 and 1. J66 PATTON apartment are nicely fur nished, down town district, for In spection call Pat ton's Book Store. J TWO and three room furnished apart ments, every convenience. Ambassador Apta. Phone 1973. J80 APT. 664 8. Com'l. Phone 2173W. J BOARD and room, modern home, con genial atmosphere. One block from statenouse, iiju cnemexeta. rnone 1539. J 76 MODERN steam heated apartments with best of new furniture. Palace Court Apta. Phone 1176. J72 LARGE nicely furnished room, mod ern, suitable for two, with board, De- ngntrui location, rnone 183BJ. j FOR RENT, down stairs furnished apartment. Close In. Phone 1834J. 1 FOR RENT. Sleeping rooms for gen tlemen. 205 Oregon Bldg. J PIANOS, Phonographs and sewing macnines i ox rent, n. u oiui rural tare Co. ' THREE garages for rent, down town cswtlnn Dhnna 1 Mai I 1 5 ROOMS, bath, garage, $22.50 per month. Also 16-in. wood $7 cord de livered. 1950 Oarden Road. J67 3 ROOM duplex, near Hollywood, well lurnisneo. including oath, garage, 822 per mo. Phone 1500 or 2540J. J FOR RENT Beautifully furnished rooms, close In. Low priced. 444 North Winter St. Phone 3471J. JC6 LOST AND FOUND LOST. Lady's new tan alovea. In Dkn. on State St. Saturday. Leave at Mill er s. KCWAie.. guo LOST, police dog. License No. 177 and name on collar. Pleaoo return to U79 cuemcketa. kG7 LOST, suitcase between Crawford schoolhouse and Salem. Phone 251 1M. k7 LOST, ladv's brown kid ulove Frldnv. downtown. Phone 3fl91J. k06 MISCELLANEOUS IF YOU want furniture moving or hauling done rensonfble. Phone Hlx enbaugh Tranfer Co. 705 or 2188J. d71 NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but my self. Dated March 13. 1930. V. M. BLUM, '. O. B3X 335 Salem. m66 PAINT PAINT PAINT Now is painting time. We are the Painters. Best references furnished. E. J. REASOR. 203IW. m72 J. A. SNEED, well driller. 915 N. lfcth Phone 2464J. m73 INVALIDS cared for. Convalescent and rest home. Ashland. Ore. m!90 REAL ESTATE 5 ROOM plastered house, basement, garage, will rent or sell. Also have Plymouth Rock rooster, 3011 Maple Ave. n6$ PARTY LEAVING CITY Notifies us to sell modern fi-room English type house, basement, pipe furnace, hardwood floors In two rooms. Large fireplace, best of plumb ing, close to school, corner lot and reduced to $2300. $500 cash, bal. long terms. WHY RENT? Buy this plastered 7-room house; basement, garage, pavement paid, walking distance, rent enough of It out to make the monthly payments of rnce nwo; uasn aioo. bee ueiser witn Anderson Rupert 109 South High St. n66 FOR SALE One acre, with $ room house, just outside city, fins for chickens. Two fine lots In cherries, on nave- menc witn small noma, a line income. win sen cneap. SVil UEAIj REALTY CO. 202 U. S. Bank, Salem. n NICK 30 acre suburban home near Salem. Fine soil, good bldgs., fruit, stock, machinery, only $3500. Take residence ior part. Nice modern 8-room bungalow In Sil verton, $3500 for acreage. Good 7-room bungalow, large lot. ga- rufce. $4000 clear. Want small dairy rami wunin iu mues oi aaiem ana will pay cash difference. Good 6-room home, garage, fruit, 8. 12tn St. Slow, easy terms. PERRINE & MARHIERS 212 Oray Bldg. nf WE HAVE a 100 pcie farm nesr good town, fully equipped with stock and macninery. 6. ocre.i unaer cultivation. balance pasture and timber, $3000 worth of wood on farm Price $11,000 nnd can ue Hsiem property. A very splendid 40 acre farm With modern improvements, aa acres ot first class proven airaiia land on the farm, the price is 812,500 and csn use Sfiiem home or improved small ac reage close. Two Salem houses, one strictly mod ern snd the other a good rental Dro perty. Value of both $8000, clear, and owner wants equipped farm and will assume small sncumhrance. MCOILCHRI3T ft PENNTNaTOM 209-10 U. 8 Bank bldg. Phone 140. n 20 ACRES black loam near Alpine, 5 moron. Barn, snd other buildings. well, spring, timber, orchard, wood. crops, impicmenti, rattle, pigs, 100 nens. $300Q. Accept tta.e in noma ana cash. 10 ACRE poultry fsrm. Falls city. 6 rooms, other buildings, city water, 82850. Cash $OM). Accept Baiem ana cash. ABOUT acre. Dallas. B-r. house, eity wfcter. fruit, berries, all cultivated, suitable poultry, $2750. Accept Salem or near. 24 ACRES. 3 miles Turner, fine son. some timber, 4'i aires beating prunes and rest cultivated. Near school, no buildings. 82O0O. Cash MOO. 6 ACRES. S miles out. stumnsg. burn and shacks, suitable poultry. Siooo. Terms. 5 ACREd near Salem, all eiiltlvstd. acre prunes, DO buildings, $2200. Cash KELLY REALTY CO. 191 8. Church St. n$5 REAL ESTATE 33$ ACRES; 16$ acres have been cul tivated, bal. oak timber. All good soil. No stone, good woven wire fences. Fair old buildings, C' miles Mon mouth. Price $11,000: $5000 cash. bal. 84. Guy H. Denting, Monmouth. Oregon. n$7 FOR SALE $50 down and balance $35 per month will handle 1 acre tract. close In, 3-room house, good drilled well, woodhouse and ga rage, price $1650. int. 6. W. H. ORABENHORST & CO. Realtors, 134. S. Liberty St. n66 LI8TON-ROBERTS BARBAINS 44 acre dairy ranch, stocked and equlpt. 25 acres seeded to crop, splen did location, living water, 8-room home with water, lights and bath, paved road. 37 acres In cultivation, splendid nut and fruit land, three miles out. Price cut to $12,000. 6- room house with lights, water and bath, on corner, both streets paved. Lot 66x120 ft. Price $2750 with $250 caah, balance $23 per month. Includ ing Interest. 7- room home on corner, two blocks paved and paid. $2500 with $150 cash, from supreme court bldg. Both streets balance $25 monthly Including Inter est. W. A. LIB TON E. T. ROBERTS 404 Masonic Temple nd8 FOR SALE 20 acres near Silverton highway, 'well fenced and cross fenced. Gently roll ing and well drained. A creek, spring and well. Fair buildings. Family or chard, some commercial fruit. Price $5500, some trade. Mr. Luce at 380 N. 18tb St. has 3 and 3 room apta. for rent at $20 to $25 or wlU rent the building at $40. A. V. WHITE with J. F. TJLRICH CO. 129 North Com'l. St. n66 DANDY IRRIGATED RANCH 66 Acres only $7250 Small house, good barn, garage, poul try house, family orchard, 43 acres In cultivation, extra fine black loam soil, 40 acres water right paid for. This is a fine place and worth more $2500 will handle It. 160 Acres $6400 Only $40 per acre. Modern 7-r. farm house with bath, good barn, 16 stan chions for cows, good silo, sheep shed, hoc house. 80 acres In cultivation: 25 a. crop In, all fenced and cross lenced witn woven wire. Running wa ter. , mile off of oaved road en aood gravel road. Now. this Is the best buy oi me season, siouu aewn payment, balance 6 long time. Opportunity is Knocking. ao Acres as wo Fine Dairy Ranch 2 good 6-room houses, large dairy barn. wish, mllklntc machine: ma chine shed, 35 A. crop In, 30 A. tim- oer. ltod. oats, veicn ana an aim Running water; 36 head cows, 20 head young stock. Tractor and all machinery; 4 good horses, all go with place. Will take a smaller place as part payment. 161,2 Aores $7500 6-room modem farm house, with wa ter svstem. Good barn. 3 A, straw- berries, 400 peach trees, 168 grafted Royal Anne, a1 A. bearing prunes, some walnuts and filberts. This la a dandy producing place and soil is of the best. Why not own this nice place? $1650 down will handle. eee s.ako k i uua.iui 184 8. Com'l. St. n A STOCKED and eauiooed farm of 81 acres, all In cultivation and In crop but ten acres In posture and timber. All year creek, well drained land, fam ily orchard, iair buildings, in line district near good school, 3 cows, span oi mines, ou legnorn nens ana ail necessary equipment, gnsoo. wiNNLE Pettyjohn. Realtor 175 8. High St. n EXCHANGE Real Estate GOOD TRADES $2200 bungalow, not quite completed insiae, iraae equity ior sman acreage, Portland for Snlcm $2600. Five room house, trade for home in Salem or acreage south of aaiem. jrerer timoer. Fine 53 Acre Farm $10,000. Located 9 miles Salem on Pacific highway. Trade lor small ac reage. All Stocked and Equipped CJ2.000. Fine farm, well Improved, stocked, crop. Implements, tractor, some good nasture. with fine creek. Timber, crop In, good buildings. Take a good home in saiem as part pay, 341 State St. Room 4. Will show the farm by appointment. TO TRADE, by owner, ten acres ad- loinina- Fans cut limits, nave citv water, four room house, out bldgs. for Salem property. John Peters. Falls city, ore. nns7 EXCHANGE, clear Portland house. In come and Salem property for dairy ranch. What have ypu? 710 M. High. xtnuo WHY NOT TRADE? 5 acres, buildings, for Salem. $ scree, improved, for Salem. 10 acres, Improved, for Salem. 4 acres, good buildings, for Salem. 12 acres on pacinc nignway o'x acres ip i run, ior oaiem. 50 acres extra good soil, and Im provements and location. Take Sa lem modern house. 100 acres, all good soli. K cultivated, buildings. Teke Salem bungalow. H. E. BROWN or Wm. W. POWELL 109 S. Commercial. nn46 EXCHANGE 10 A. Improved, good lo cation on pavement. Electricity and witr clear, for modern nome in tiv lem. or stock mdso. Owner, box 492 Capital Journal. nn69 TRADE home In Portland for home In Salem. 1347 Ferry St. Salem, nnaq FOR SALE OR TRADE 303 acre farm located 8 miles from Salem. Will consider part trade. This Isnd has buildings and la mostly under cultivation. What have you W. H. ORABENHORST A CO. Realtors. 13 8. Liberty 8. nn66 TRADE FOR S A. TRACT 1 acre. 6-r. plastered. In North Sa lem on nsvea street. Trade ior a suo urban place. What hve you? See my aaents. beams at 'iuckkk. i s. Com'l. St. nn AlfTOMOHILES THE NEW OAKLAND AND PONTIAC ARE HET1E CALL FOR DEMONSTRATION RFE OUR STOCK OF GUARANTEED USED CARS. SOME EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS 24 Ford with delivery box '25 Ford road -iter 25 Ford coupe , '25 Chevrolet touring 24 Master Bulck roadster 27 Chevrolet roadster, rumble seat "25 Btg 6 Stude with enclosure 28 Ewiex 4 -door sedan '28 Jewett aedsn 2B Pontiac 2 -door aedsn "27 Hudson coach 28 Pontiac Coupe Candlllae 81 sedan 35 81 ude baker Cat. top '27 Hudson 4 -door brougham "29 Pontlsc sedan '28 Durant coupe ?H WhlppK nedaa '28 Rugby trurk 28 Essex Coach COM! TIC AMD OFT ACOUATNTFD We Will SELL FOR CASH. TRADE, or give terms to reliable parties. PHONC 3125 WOOD-WHEATOW MOTOR CO. tne 850 N. High Bt, eaietn, Oregon, q AUTOMOBILES PRICED FOB QUICK BALI 34 Star Touring 0 27 Dodge Coupe 386 ?6 Overland Sedan 335 "26 Ford Sedan 186 '27 Chev. CabrlOlC I B25 27 Nash Sedan $50 '38 Oakland Coach ............ $25 . KIKER AUTO CO. Cor. Liberty and Perry 8U, q USED CAR DEPARTMENT MARION OARAGE CO. 33$ South Commercial Street. Used cars on display at show, room. rnua sea 1926 Studebaker Coach ........ $475 795 C45 695 325 175 476 S45 110 J 500 335 1928 Bulck Sedan 1927 Bulck Coupe 1928 Studebaker Coupe 1926 Cher, Coach 1925 Chev. Coach 1927 Studebaker Coupe typs ... iv4o BiuueoTtaer croacn ..... 1925 Dodge Touring 1928 Studebaker 7-presldent ... 1928 Dodge sedan l922-"25 Several Cheap Fords. TELEPHONE 363 FOB DEMONSTRATE ON OLD8MOBILE sedan, driven less than 2500 miles, bargain. Box 493 Jour nal, q66 VALLEY MOTOR CO. BUT WITH SAFETY ROADSTERS Model A Roadsters $450 RUMBLE SEAT 1937 Roadster 185 1926 Roadster 140 1924 Roadster 75 COUPES Model A Coupe $475 1925 Chevrolet coupe ......... ai& 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 425 1926 Ford Coupe 300 1925 Ford Coupe ... 125 1924 Ford Coupe 90 1923 Ford Coupe 75 19:13 Ford Coups 45 SEDANS Model A Tudor 475 Model A Fordor 565 1927 Fordor 2U& 1927 Tudor 225 1924 Fordor 150 1924 Tudor 110 J923 Tudor 65 TRUCKS Model AA Truck 650 1923 Doda-e Graham 850 1926 Ford Auxiliary trans, ... 195 1924 Ford Auxiliary trans. ... 14Q 1924 Truck 100 VALLEY MOTOR CO, Center and Liberty Sts. Salem, Ore. Phone 1995. ft DOUGLAS McKAY USED CARS WITH ANO.K. THAT COUNTS THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 1929 Chev. Coach, only run 3200 miles and has been In the hands of a careful driver. It la full eauiooed and looks like a new car. Priced now $595 1935 Wlllys-Kntsht Sedan. In ex cellent condition. A car you will be proud to own. See It rlffht awav aa It won't be here long 366 192S Overland Sedan. Thoroughly rfx-oruliMnrn-rt. R Minced from T $246 to 185 1930 Chef. Coups. Nearly new $65 1929 Ford Coupe. "New motor" 435 1938 Cher. Coups 445 1933 Wlllys-Kntght touring, thor oushlv reconditioned, brand new tires all around .-- 186 1933 Stude. Light Six Touring 145 McKAY CHEVROLET CO. THREE" LOCATIONS 330 Chemeketa St. Phone 1425. 430 N. Commercial. Phone 1802. Lot next to City Hall on High St. q YOUR DOLLARS' WORTH ALWAYS 1929 Hudson coupe, wind Wings, trunk, many extras, run less than 11,000 miles ...$1050 1929 Chrysler sedan. original flnuh. An excentlonallv good one 005 1929 Essex Coupe. Original fln lith. reconditioned and auar- anteed 650 1028 Hudaon Cuat. S-Daas. Se dan. Exceptionally good ... 650 192$ Hudson 7-paaa. Sedan. Ov erhauled. Ideal car for lance family 550 1028 Hunmohl e Sedan. Orlelnal finish. Motor reconditioned 635 1326 Bulck Std. 4 -dr. Sedan. Re hn.lt from atom to atarn. New paint and tires 475 1927 Hudson Coach. New paint. reconditioned 450 1927 Chevrolet Imperial. Sedan New Duco Dftlnt and recon ditioned 425 1926 Hudson Coach. New tires, orlirinal finish, run less than 30.000 miles 375 1924 Hudson 7 -pas. Sedan ..... 875 If) '26 Eiwex Coach 375 1926 Dodge Special Sedan 835 1925 HudHon Coarh 325 1024 Hudson Coach 225 1U-JA Fjiaiex Coach 225 1925 Ford Coupe 140 1923 Hupmobile Touring loo 1024 Ford Pick-up 95 1924 Gray Touring 83 STATE MOTORS, INC. Phone 1000. HUh 8i Chemeketa Hudflon Ehscx parknrd 0' FINANCIAL L0AN8 LOANS ON Pf AlN NOTES TO SALARIED PEOPLE Yon can get the cash In a few min utes. Repay In amall weekly or month ly payments as you get paid. Also loans on enaorsea notes, lurniiunt. pianos and other personal property our service is quick, courteous and coDJiacnuai, STATE LOAN CO. 312 Oregon Building. Second floor, corner State and High, Office hours 10 am to 6:30 p.m. Phone 93x Licensed by State. t PERSONAL LOANS on Salaries, furniture, cart, endorsed not, repayable 1-30 months. Borrow safely from Salem's own and largeet ftnanee company. Quick aud faouest service, i.irensea pjr aiare. GENERAL FINANCE CORP. 2nd floor 1st Nat'l. Bunk Bldg. Phone i2uo. on ice nours s .so to p.m. FINANCIAL LOANS parm LOANS small expense. F. L. Wood, 341 State St. r WE HAVE plenty of money to loan on farm and city property. Low Interest rates. Hud kins Mortgage Investment Co. Millers Store bldg. Phone 3319. r RIAL ESTATE LOANS Plenty' of money for farm or eity loans We will also purchase contracts ana mortgages ox snort maturity. a lew smau mortgage sor saie, rate. . M JIMEKICAR HUELITX Investment Company AMERICAN FIDELITY BUILDING" 129 N. Commercial St. Phone 92$. r HAWKINS it ROBERTS. Inc.. for City and farm loans. Rates and costs low est available. Prompt service, 30$ Ore gon Building. r WHERE TO BORROW MONEY: On Automobiles. Furniture. Livestock Personal effects, and other good se em it lee National Loan As Finance Co. Licensed by state). 40$ Bank of Com" meroe, Salem. Ore. r BORROW money on your personal nrooerty. Pay back in monthly in stallments. wiiLaAaiFri I E lAjnn cuaurAnx Licensed by State. $0$ Bank of Commerce Bldg. f DO YOU NEED MONEY? To re-flnancs your home ox to build or improver WE HAVE IT Very low rates, small monthly pay ments, long terms, pay off any time. it win pay you to see F O. DELANO or FLOYD KLL7 rao n. cnurcn. rnona aaso. FEDERAL PARM LOANS $V. 9. L Wilkinson, U. 8. Bank bldg. r INSTALLMENT LOAM r la Eaav to Rena. . Wny not let us explain it advantages over s straight loan? ATiUKKSUN S nurEKT 169 South High Correspondents Equitable Savings A Loan AarTl. t LOA.J ON AUTOMOBILES Contracts Refinanced Payments Reduced You Keep Your Automobus) Ws pay balance due dealer, bank or finance company, and reduce your payments. Ad ditional money loaned. Strict ly cunfidentiaL We handle our own paper. t BIKER AUTO CO. vo.aer Liuenir auu rerry oi. Phono 121. Salem, Ore. r 6 WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS Anderson & Rupert. 160 8. High. I MONEY to loan on real estate. Pri vate money, lowest rates, x. &. jrora, Fust National Bank r Business Opportunities 9-HOOM house, full basement, fire place, xurnace, douoie garage, wen lo cated. 6 lou, $10,000. Will exchange ior stocic 01 merchandise anywnere, prefer Calif. EVANS at STEONER'S, 375 State St, Phone luoi. uo7 STORE, SERVICE STATION, OA&A5B About 4 acres of lsnd, 10 cabins on Portland-Saiem highway. A money maker for right party. $12,500; $3500 wiu nanuie. consiaer saiem Business, 4 acres close to McMlnnvtlle. Ore., iair Dunaing, enow ior nome in aa iem. C. J. JACKSON with J. F. ULRICH CO., 129 N. Com!. 8t, Phone 1354 n68 DIRECTORY AtCTIONKKKN F. N. WOUUiiY. 12 years Salem's lead ing auctioneer and furniture dealer. Cash paid for used furniture. Rea. aud store 1610 N. Summer. Phone 511. Ea- tfaOHStied 1910. . m, KsimiiNi BLACKSMITHING - HORSESHOEING Wm. Ivie s. 253 Chemeketa St.. black- smithing and repair work, all kinds. wm. Benson, ilrst class horseshoe inir, Orders taken for country work. 2512R. IUCVC1.ES LLOYD E RAMSDEN. bike accessories and dicciss. stvr court street. H VTTKRY M I-P1.IK8 R. D. BARTON. National Batteries. starter and generator work. Ferry and mjfu etreew. CHIKOl'KACTOKH uu. O. L. SCOTT, chlronractor. 356 N High street Phones 87 snd 9104J. O" DR. H. B. SCOP I ELD. X-ray. PhOM aitw. i4 nrst nat i. uaiut omg. LAHINKT WORK JACOB WE1ZEL. Cabinet work end refihishing. Furniture impairing. Ph 151. 339 Court street. Salem. o CONTRACTORS A. J. ANDERSON. ConUactO. Open 31 op. rnone wi. J. A. KAPPHAHN. Qeneral mm and power above! contractor, excavating and grading. OUlc. phon. 1299. Am. 154PI1. o I.NI1RAVINU SALEM ENOKAVINO CO Cuts of all ouiposes. Tel. 843. ISO H. Commercial street. KLEl'TRICAL StrPl.lt BILL POWERS batury. auto slMUlc service 319 state St. Phone 937. HAL1K CLXCTRIO CO. 431 H. Front St. klectrlo contracting and repairing Appliances snd Plxtures. Phone 9t KOPP ELECTRIC CO.. 337 Court St We do house wiring snd csrry a com plete stock of fixture Instrument repairing, experimental work. Elec. trie appliances repaired. Phone 4SS. o PLEENEit ELECTRIC CO., KlecltlC lighting fixtures and electrlo ranges Phone 080. 471 Court street. CUT flowers and florsl plecea. Deliv ery. C. F. Brelthaupt. florist, 613 Suite street. Phon. Suo. MKKCIIANT T t 11,1)11 M. A ESTES. fin. tailoring, 133 North Liberty street. o INSt HAM K CMAS. BPIIHLIN Rest Bstat. and Insurauc, 171 6 High St. Phone 634. o MATTKKSSKH RXNOVATMI MATTRKtlHES renovaUKI. We' reno vate all Kinds of mattresses, cslled for snd delivered. Best of work guaran teed. Capital City Bedding Co. Port land rond. Phone 19. Pl.l MIIIM1 Pl.UMBINO and grncr.1 repair work Phona aM. Craber Bros. 134 Soutb Liberty atreet. THRO. M. BARR, Plumbing, lientlng sheet metal works. 104 S. Commercial street. HOWI.ANU PRINTING CO., Masonic Temple bawment. Phone 1513. IMI Tl MR OEO. C. WILL, pianos, phonographs sewing machines, shert mualo end piano studies. Repairing phonogrsphs and sewing machlnre. 432 Stat. St Salem. Oregon. KTOVH AMI! HTUV V. RtTAIKIM) STOVES FOR BALE REBUILT and repaired by expert. All kinds of wov en wire fence, fancy and plain. Hop baskets and hooks, logsn nooks. Salem Pence and Stove Works, 80S Chemeketa Ht. K. B. Fleming. o TRANNtKH AMI MTOBAtIK CUUMFnS RANSOM, locsl snd low dl.tsnc. bsullng. Phong 2432. Res 129P2. DIRECTORY" CAMSMJKK SALEM 8C A VAN PER. Phone 167. aooe oahbaoi co. luiisbi. Krvic. Phans olllo. 184; rs. SV3J. o SALXaf GARBAOB CO. for DltimDt and oonttous. asnrlo.. Charlaa sous mWS cart boos, prion, m or 988J. CITY OARBAUB CO. Prompt Mrvlc. Prion, rceo. WATKst t'OMPANV OREOON-WA8UKIOTOM WaUr r vlc Company. otXLcc. oomer Com mrrclsl and Trad. atrMta. Bill, pay abl. monthly. Prions, i 4. WATCH RKPAIRI.NO QUARANTEKD WATCH RKPAIRINQ or money back. To. Box 173 n. iiDsny. oaism. LEGALS NOTICE Notice Is herebr given that I will not be reaDonalble In anvwav to any person buying "Spot Ramorer." I have been informed that It Is being sold under the name of Alexander 6e Standiah. The same Is being done without any authority irom me. C. W. BTAMDloU. W9 H. Otn. ' 66 15 MARKET ROADS 'NOW ON PROGRAM (Continued from pegs 1) Bt. Loutl to the old Champoeg road. Marlon-West Stayton road via North Santlam. Starts on mad from pavement near Cottage farm over th. UU to ward Power, ranch. It Is probable that stui other im provements In the market road line may unfold themselves as the court proceeds further with its plans for the summer. Another Important piece ot road work which may go ahead is that between Oates and Niagara, a dis tance of eight miles, but this Is not properly on the market road pro gram, being more in the nature of a relocation project and this de pends on the ironing out of right of way difficulties. Th same Is true with other pro tects and some of them have some serious right of way matters to be determined on before work finally goes ahead, but it is believed in most Instances the problems may be solved before time to work on the roads arrives. While it is likely some paving may be done this year, the court is not ready to commit Itself In any way on any paving project. Petition for some paving has Just been received from a large number of residents on the Frultland road who ask for pavement iwm Mi'' chel?j filling station to th. Fruit- land four corners or further if pos sible. They stat. that their Is a heavily traveled road and that pav ing would bo fully Justified. DANCY BLOCKS PLANS FOR SENTIMENT VOTE (Continued from page 1) before the election. He reminded the council, however, that the time would bs limited for preparation of notices and other preliminaries by the city recorder, and was of the opinion that action should be taken forthwith. Since final pasa of the ordinance naa blocked Monday night it Is prob able tliat on. ol two things will be done. Either the mayor will be asked to call a special session of the council before the n?xt meeting date, or. If it goes over to the next regular meeting, a rider may b: at tached providing that the 30-day provision be waived and mors time be given the recorder to prepare the notices. Since the 30-day pro vision Is an ordinance and not a charter provision it Is claimed thlA can be done and has been don. In the past. Accompanying the report of the utilities committee was a report from the bankers' advisory commit tee, signed by William 8. Walton. E. P. Blade and D. W. Eyre, recom mending that no measure bs sub mitted In May. The argument of the bankers was that the city should delay a year to let th. water com pany demonstrate the effectiveness of its Improvements, that. If the illter plant is unsuccessful, the ex pense would then be upon the water company Instead of the city, that the Improvement, now going on are providing labor for a large num ber of men, and that the bono market now is not auch that the city should take any action requir ing a bond uwue. Alderman Olson, chairman of the utilities committee, moved adoption of the report and Townwnd second ed it. Dnncy moved that the bank ers' report be substituted. Kowitz eallcd a point of orderon grounds that the bankers were not part of th. utilities committee and that the two reports were not In the nature of a divided report, Dancy admitted that Kowlts was correct, but said the bankers' committee was appointed not to advise the com mittee only but the entire council. After adoption of tho committee report the bankers' report was tabled. Mayor Mvesley reminded the council that when a previous valu ation survey of the water plant was made the city failed to pay the en gineers In full for their work, and wanted to know If the councl) In tended against to "lead th. people Into the same trap." "If the 17000 bonds are voted In May, and then in November the people vot against purchase of the plant, who la going to pay the .70O0?" he asked. Alderman Patton, who was mak Ing a fight for an Immediate vote aa the ordlnanc, endeavored to ex plain away Ih. mayor's objection In explaining his negative vote on suspension of the rules Dancy said that not a single taxpuer In his ward had asked him to vote for purchase of the water plant, while on tli. other hand, severs I h.id told him they did not want th. city to buy It. He also cited the petlllon of salcm business men asking tha: the mailer be dropprd until the wat BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAQES .... ; . . . l!"".."1 Dorothy Luclll. B. 10. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Best of Camas; sister of Mr.. Klsl. Kenny of Molalla: Mrs. Norma Petcn of Seattle; Mis. Lorn. Best of Gams, and Olen Beat of Salem. Funeral aer vice, from the Ctounh-Tsylor oh. pel Tuesday at a:30 odocfc tot.rm.ut Cltyvlew cemetery. v.i.i.wu u a i-orn.nn Hospital Monday, Ann I. Stratum. 83. Mother of Salem, Dr. Albert of Portland. Dr. i. . '"v'-. uvvra otration or ewt York. Funeral Mrvlcea Friday a - w iw. iram Liia Ulousn-Tayloy chapel. Interment Zen. cemetery. ' B1RTHII xv mr. .uu ml. ttarry uranl Coi. Blrkenfeld, a daughter, XllzabetU Jane, March e. Aronson To Mr. and Mrs. Toby Albert Aronson, 3210 n. church street a daughter. Beverley Fay, March 13 Van Osdol To Mr. snd Mrs. Ever ett Allen Van Osdol. 440 Oxford street er company has completed its im provements. When suspension of the rules was blocked th. ordinance was referred back to the utilities commlttoe. An ordinance by OUara providing for a special election on May If wag referred to the same committee. in. report or the advisory torn mltte. of bankers read as follows: "We, the undersigned, appointed by the Mayor to advise with you pertaining to tha arfvlmhihrv nf considering municipal ownership. urg uruve to max. tne following re port: "The Oreeon-Washinefm ur.t... Service company Is entering an ex tensive program ior tne construction of a modern filtering system and necessary adjunct, and extensions thereto which will cost a large sum of money. We believe the water company is In contact with the best engineering service available and. In OUr ODlnoln. Is in a miieh haft position to Install a plant of thl type tnan tn city of Salem. It is, therefore, the belief of vnur .tviw. Committee that the water nmnan should be permitted to proceed with tnis work to its conclusion, so if any mistakes should be made In th. Construction of this fllt.Hna iwIm th. loss due to experimenting will .n., u me nuii-r cumpauy ana not on the City of Salem. Moreover, there Is considerable unemployment Ul the Citv and the nrnrir iinrlertakm will greatly relieve the labor sltua- HUU. 'At this time th. munleltvil h.nj market Is unfavorable anH flnanfial conditions surrounding securities are more or less unsettled and It will probably be at least a year before normal conditions may be expected. xt is tne opinion of your advisory committee that the water company has entered into its present under taking In good faith, and has al ready expended several thousands of dollars preparing for the installa tion of its proposed project, which we believe will greatly benefit both domestic anri InHusiH.i iimh u- therefore, believe the p3ople of the City of Salem should see the new plant in operation and judge th. services rendered and rates charged before being asked to isclde whe ther or not the city should purchase the plant, and we further feel that a period of at least one year is necessary to accomplish this pu- pose. "Respectfully submitted, "Wm. s. WALTON, "E. P. BLADE, "D. W. EYRE." FIRST PAVING IN CITYJJNDERWAY To. first paving of th. season waa started Tuecriav ah, w.i.m, Low, atreet commissioner, set a crew to work laying hard surface in front of the new fire station lo cated at Winter and Fairgrounds roaa. Besides a v-shaped space In front of the structure, plans call for the paving of an approach to the rear of the station. VlrftUallV tin tn.t has been petitioned tor this year, outside of a few scattering blocks. Early plans called for the paving of 10 blocks on Jefferson street, an eaav-west morougniare In the northern part of tha city, but It Is understood there Is a movement afoot to block thl. Imrr.m.n through a remonstrance. (Continued from Fag. S) pasture one evening last week, with an Informal campflr. program fol lowing, mose present were Nadin. McWaln, Irma Oehler, Shirley Parker. Carol Hall. Mariorle lwis. Jean Anunsen. Hallle Chamberlain, Marl. Llppold. Marilyn Nathin. Helen White, Dorothy Keeton, Es ther Wirt, Mary Elixabcth Hender son, Mrs. P. Jirak, Mrs. O. L. Poj, Mrs. Christopher Butte, end two young Boy Scouts, Billy and Jimmy Butte. eee Mr. and Mra. Wlllard Marshall will be at home at their new resi dence, 1804 Fir atreet, after the lat ter part ot the week. ... Mrs. D. X. Beerhler. Mrs. Harry Crawford. Mrs. Charles Pratt and Mra. Lou Orote will motor to Van couver, Wash.. Friday to attend a bridge party being given by Mrs, Crawford's sister, Mrs. Charles Mc Donough, MUM. BARKER HOHTKSS Waconda Mrs. Ray Barker en tertained at dinner Sunday evening honoring her husband on his birth day anniversary. St. Patrick's day novell.tn centered the dining table and marked places for Ray Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Pelton and children Duane and Velle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Stafford. Lona Mna and Jeanette Barker and the hos tess, Mrs, Ray Barker.