THh DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1919,
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Minimum charge, 15c.
LOGANBERRY tips and
planta Phone 10SF4.
strawberry
3-22
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms, 482 S. High, phone 1123. 3-20
WANTBD -To rent five room, furnish
ed house, close in. Phone 1604. 3-19
FOR RENT 7 room house, furnished
or unfurnished. Phone 1499M. 3 24
DISCHARGED soldier want work by
hour. Myrtle hotel, room 15.. 3-20
WANTBD 3 or 4 men at Quaker nur
sery. Phone 2500J2. 3-19 j
FOR SALE 35,000 Magoon strawber-j
- ry plants. J. 8. Rt. 8, box 40. 3-19 .
100-CinCK Cyphers, brooder for
$0. Phone 72F4.
sale.
3-20
WANTED All kinds of chickens. Will
pay top price. Fhone 1339J. tf
"WANTED Few tons straw
cords wood. Phone 80F11.
and few
i 3-19
MOTORCYCLE
evenings.
for sale. Phone
8F23
tf
FRESH cow and calf for sale, large
heavy milker. Phone 84F4. 3-20
BUSINESS college girl wants to work
for room and board. Phone 32F13. .
3-20
EXPERIENCED
Phone 111F3.
grafters
wanted.
3-18
TOR SALE Young shoats, about 60
lbs. Phone 15F4. 3-19
YOUNG fresh eow and calf for sale.
675 Brooks Ave. 3-36
HAVE your cars washed end polished
at 320 N. Com. 8t. 3-19
IR SALE Wheat hay, 10 ton.
phone 411 ob 1593. F. E. Shafer. tf
"WANTBD Cattle, calves,
kind. Phone 80F11.
veal,
any
4-8
BUGS cleaned 35o per rug Phone 16.
L. L. Buckner. 4-4
FOR SALE 8 year old gelding, sound
and true. No skate. Skyline Orch
ards, Phone 36F11. 3-14
FOR SALE Good loganberry wire.
Capital Junk Co., 271 Chemeketa.
Phono 398. ti
WANTED T rent or buy upright pi
ano. Must be .cheap for cash. D P A
care Journal. - 3-19
TWO-HORSE disc harrow for sale,
good as acw. Box 101, Chemawa.
Phone 14F13. 3-19
FOR SALE Choice grain hay for sale
at the Farmers Feed barn, S. High
street. tf
FOR SALE--House and lot, 54x164,
1 blocks from State, 259 S 19th.
327
LOGANBERRY plants for sale. J. P.
Aspinwall, Brooks, Or. Phone 35F
12. tf
WANTED Experienced grafters at
Fruitland nursery. Phone 111F21, Sa
lem Rt. 6. tf
WE PAY highest cash price for eggs,
pork, veal and poultry. Willamette
Transfer Oo, 171 8. High St. Phone
1400. tf
EXPERIENCED man wishes position
as foreman oa prune ranch. Ladd &
Bush reference. Phone 864. tf
WANTED A woman or girl for gen
eral house work. Fhone 1296 or ap
ply mornings 890 Oak St. tf
yOB SALE Cheap, good work team,
will trado for cattle. Phone 89F23,
Rt. 5, box 125 on Macleay road, tf
A. E. HUTCHISON, 248 State St.,
Phone 311. Overland service and
general repair shop. . 4-7
FOR SALE Six room, 2 story house,
and garage on State street; for in
formation call Main 1185. tf
WANTED Modern furnished- house
by responsible couple. 773 care Jour
nal. - 3-19
STRAYED or stolen, one yellow cow
with dark stripes, halter and chain
2 feet long. Phono 707. 3-20
FOR SALE Baled wheat straw $9
at barn. Telephone 15F4 near Mid
dle Grove school. 3-22
LIBERTY BONDS If you must dis
pose of your bonds, we will buy
them. 814 Masonic bldg. tf
FOR TRADE A good, neat 4 room
house with garage to trade for auto.
Coll 1644 or 2022 in mornings. tf
TOR SALiv i wxls snaft governor,-
engine and boiler complete, cheap.
Box 268, Turner, Or. tf
WALL PAPER 15 cents per double roll
upward. Buren's Furniture Store, 17'J
Commercial. v tf
LOST Brown bill book containinf tie
and- timber Inspectors pass and $15.
Return to this office and liberal re
ward. 3-18
FOR SALE White Leghorn and Ore
gon sotting eggs 1 per sotting. Ba
by chicks $10 per hundred 768 B.
13th 6t. 41
FOR SALE Hatching eggs White Leg
horns, heavy layers. $6 per 100, $1
per sotting of 15. Fairview Poultry
Farm, Salem, Or., Rt. 7 box 48. 3-24
FOR SALE At 1260 Jefferson St. a
nice little house and lot for $325;
can give terms; act quick, for this
is a bargain. Z Y P care Journal, tf
FOR SAILE 8. C. White Leghorn
hatching eggs. Selected stock Martin
and Tom Barron males. Records of
20O and better. Phone 101F12. 3-21
WE HAVE on hand a few tons of mill
run for sale, at a bargain Willam
ette Valley Transfer Co., 171 South
High St. Phone 1400. tf
SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE
Formerly
CAMPBELL'S AUTO EXCHANGE
229 State Street
If you want to buy or sell a
ear come and see me.
Maxwell 5 pass, to apply as pay
ment on modern bungalow
1918 Elgin Six, bargain, $1083
Detroit car, good condition, ex
change for Salem lots.
Ford 1 ton truck, $600
1917 Ford good as new, all new
tires, a good buy. '
Overland, good condition, $150
1917 Maxwell 5 pass, $425
Maxwell roadster $275
List your property trade with mo.
Phone 362
EXPEKIEMCED maid apply at once,
Hotel Marion. - 3-20
WILL care for children at my home.
Inquire at 1140 N. Front St. . J-25
WANTED From 50. to 100 cords of
good second gTowth wood. Address
Salem Sand and Gravel Co. 3-19
FOR SALE 30 stock hogs, all sites,
Poland China strain. P. E. Thomason
Turner, Ore. 3-19
FOB SALE Seed wheat and two sets
of farm harness. Phone 254 or 622.
tf
FLEMISH does $1.50, and $2, good
stock; also White Leghorn eggs, $1
per 15. Rt. 2, box 81. 3-22
FOR SALE Good 5 room house, large
lot. on paved street, ono block from
carline. flood buy, $1200. See owner
865 N. 16th, Salem. 3-24
FOB SALE or trade tovered peach or
loganberry wagon, good as new, at H
priea. Phone 5F3. 3-21
LOST Sunday afternoon, lady's grey
suede glove. Hinder please phone ot
leave at journal oince. 3-22
WANTED To rent or buy upright pi
ano, must be cheap for eash. 1 P A
care Journal. - 3 25
WHITE Leghorn baby chick. 18e each
while they. last. W. R. Baker, Phone
, 68F2. a-20
FOR SALE One Ford auto, 1st class,
cheap. Can be seen at Capital Gar
age, it. J. Horschbach. 3-19
FOR SALE 2 young horses' at Farm
era Feed Barn (no skates). Geo.
Swegle. 3-21
FOR RENT Good house, 445 Rich
mond Ave, front of Richmond
school. -3-26
GOOD rooming house to lease, 30 rooms
partly furnished, will lease very reas-ENTER Street Oarage just opening
uuauie. inquire avo vuni i ur
phono 1549M. 8-24
WANTED Black mare, 1300 to 1400,
medium build; must be first class. E.
D. Minch, Rt. 3, box 271. Phono 84
"F12. 3-19
NORTHWESTERN Nursery, Rt. 6.
Fruit trees, roses and shrubs. Special
low prices on certain lines. Phone
111F3. tf
a general repair shop; cars washed
and polished. 245 Center St. Phone
927, J. W. Hunt, prop. 4-15
IF you cVsire to purchase a modern
residenco . or small tract on easy
terms, or a farm or prune ' orchard
see John H. Scott's large list at 404
.Hubbard bldg. tf
ONION seed for gale selected Oregon
Yellow Globe Danvers, guaranteed,
$2.25 per pound. J. I. Bliven, Gervais.
Kt. 3. Phone 48F11. 8-20
FOR SALE Clover hay $25 per ton;
clover seed 50e per lb; apples $1.75
nor bushel. Rt. 6, box 61, Fheno Zi
F21. tf
20 ACBB8 fine bottom land, adjacent
to Jefferson, Or. for trade for good
residence in Salem. Phone 1902M.
3-22
OREGON strawberry plants 50c per
hundred, $3.50 per thousand while
thoy last. Why pay more. Chas. Hart,
Jefferson, Or. . 4,-1
FOR SALE 4-yr. black horse, weight
1200 lbs. AIbo 2 cows, 1 jersey and
1 Guernsey, one fresh and other to
freshen soon. 2015 N. Com'l. 3-19
ALL AROUND butcher, sausage mak
er and meat cutter wants work in
Salem about April 1st, gilt edge ref
erence. Address B-17 care Journal.
3-22
FOR- SALE 1200 lb. horse, perfectly
sound, 3 inch wagon, almost new,
double and single harness; Gold Coin
seed potatoes. 1395 N. Idbevty St.
8-24
FOR SALE Or trade, A-l good farm,
ISO acres, well unproved, running
water; will take good Salem proper
ty in part. Address 950 S. 12th St.
3-21
BARGAIN Dairy farm, six miles out
on paved road, part bottom land, no
hills, few cows with the place at $85
per acre. Boom 8, Bajne building.
- 3-20
WANTED 10 men to cut eord wood
and do farm work, good wages, house
for family, board, tools furnisrfed, do
not writo, come at once. Telephone
Jefferson 31SF22. W. J. Trunidge,
Talbot, O. E. carline.' 3-24
We Buy and Sell at the Market
MUNICIPAL B
Tax Exempt
FirstMor
ONBS
tgage
Farm Loans
HAWKINS AND ROBERTS
314 Masonic Temple
Salem, Ore.
IT pays me and it will pay you also to
raise rabbits, '1 have sold $71 wortn
this month and have several good
bargains left from 50c to $15. Phone
12Wi or call 890 Onk' St. Warren
Hunt. . 3-20
FOR SALE Early or medium selected
Minnesota 13 seed Com for grain or
silage. Pound 12 cents, bushel $6, f.
0. b. Corvallis. Oregon Agricultural
College, Corvallis, Oregon. 3-19
LOST 33x4 Goodyear cord casing,
new, on road between Jefferson and
State. T. B. Sanaturn. Phone 4113 or
write G B C, Rt. 5, Ibox 28, Salem,
Ore. o-19
WILL the party who was soen taking
robe from automobile in front of
owner's home Sunday evening return
same immediately to 351 N. Cottage
St. to avoid proswution. 3-18
LOST Tuesday evening about 7:30 p.
m. 1 Goodyear tire 30x314, and rim
between Salem ind Independence.
Finder please notify Jenks studio.
Reward. ' ' 3-18
FOB SALE. Property consisting of
7-8 acre. Ifruit trees, 'berries of all
kinds, 4 room house, barn woodshed
end fruit room. Leaving town, will
sell at a bargain, terms to suit. R.
J. Horschbach. 3-19
FOB SALE 67 acre prune ranch, 13
acres Italian prune tract in bearing,
27 acres 3 and 5 year old, some cher
ries, walnuts and! apples, good farm
house, two barns,, 9 miles oouth of
Salem. Price $10,000. W. H. Graben
hornt & Co., 275 State St. 3-21
FOR SALE 480 A in Jefferson coun
ty, 150 acres in crop, 40 head Dur
ham cows, increase about 20 calves,
1 regifrtorcd Durham bull, good house
barn partly finished, with lumber to
finish on place; some timber, some
pasture and all tillable .land under
Suttlo lake irrigation project. A snap
at $8000. Address M J 8 care Jour
nal, f. tf
A MAN of experience and resident of
Salem, would like positiii in Salem
office or other light work. Referenc
es furnished. Salem address .702 N.
,14th St. M E C 3-22
TO TRADE A small residence and
1000 dollar mortgage and some cash
for good residence in Salem or email
tract in country. John H. Scott, 404
iiuDDara Diag.
tf
FOR SALE Small tracts of good land
improved and unimproved near Sa
lem at a reasonable price on easy
payment plan; will give purchas
er work to help pay for same. Get
' some land before the price gets so
high you cannot reach it. John H.
Scott, 404 Hubbard. tf
FARM FOR SALE 70 acre all bot
tom land, 45 acres in cultivation,
balance in pasture, all level, adjoins
limits of town of 1000. Good eigWW
room bouse, large barn with stanch
ions for 25 heart of cows. Stalls for
six head of horses and room for hay
for same. 20O ton silo. Place well
fenced. Plenty of outbuildings, in-'
eluding hog houses, chicken houses,
granary, etc. Good family orchard.
One mile to high school and college,
half mile to public school. Electric
lights, city water. Will accept good
Salem residence property up to $3,
500 as first payment. Long limo on
balance at (t per cent interest. Reas
onable discount for cash. Phono 1902,
or see me at 1059 Center street, Sa
lem. 3-21.
FOR 8ALE-df yon are looking for a
good used piano, do not buy until
you have seen my beautiful mahog
any Bush & Lane at a bargain price.
Some ennh, balance terms. Come and
see it at 1325 Hineg St. Liberty
bonds taken. 3-19
AN Amorican geltlcman, 35 years, fair
complexion, wishes to correspond
with country maiden or widow under
30 years. Object a mate, vim a cow
boy in Montana 13 years and had no
opportunity to meet ladies. Am in
business in Portland. Address C. C.
Belingam, Gen. Del. Portland. 3-19
A fine 5 room bungalow. Two good
lots a daisy, oa Capitol street for
$.;ooo.
A 7 room bungalow on Fairmount
venue at $3500, bis food new gar
ege. A large brick building on North Lib
erty street for sals or rent, at a bar
gain. A dandy 6 room house on North 24th
St. An extreme bargain. Make me
cn c'fer. 8
A large house on Summer St, close
to state eapital. What will you give
me
A nice 6 room bungalow on Liberty
St at $1600.
A good 7 room house, all in fine con
dition and quite modern, only one
block from good school. $1500.
If yon are looking for bargains -see
Skirt Sale of Importance
Every skirt in our store at reduced prices. We have taken
a "Special Lot" consisting of SILKS, PLAIN, PLAIDS AND
FANCY; BARONET SATINS and KEOTA RAJAHS, SER
GES and POPLINS, SELLING UP TO $22.50.
YOUR CHOICE H Q OC-
CSee Liberty Street Window) pi.i70
Purse and Hand Bag Special
A fortunate pick-up by our Naw York representative. 150
PURSES and HANDBAGS that we have placed at less than
WHOLESALE PRICE JUST 1-2 THE REGULAR SELL
ING PRICE. This is a wonderful special No two alike: the
product of one of the leading factories.
- (See Display Liberty Street Window)
Readytofear
Coats, Suits,
Dresses and
Waists
Spring will burst on us suddenly,
Easter is close at hand. Don't de
lay. Purchase now from a full
stock with wide range of selections
and give our alteration room plen
ty of time to individualize the gar
ment to you.
You can always do better at
Plumbing and Water Systems Installed
by GRABER BROS, 141 South Liberty
St., Phone 550. Also 'agent for falr-baiks-lforse
Gae Engines.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I have
impounded the following described
dogs in compliance with ordinance No.
1404, towit: One male cur, mouse
white neek, weight 35 pounds; one
male 8pitz,( weight 10 ponnds; one
male fox terrier, brown head, weight
18 ponnds; one male fox terrier, brown
spots ,weight 15 pounds; one male Ir
ish setter, red, 60 pounds; one female
shepherd, -dark, weight 50 pounds; one
male fox terrier, black and brown spot
ted, weight 20 pounds; one female fox
terrier, brown spots, 10 noniids. The
above described dogs will be killed if
not redeemed by owner, on or before
March 22d, 1919, as provided in said
ordinance.
W. S. LOW,
Street Commissioner.
March 17, 1919. 3 21
Last Yeek Broke Record
la ReturnHoe Of Troops
Washington, March 19. Last week
was the record breaker in the return of
troops from France, according to war
department figures today. Daring the
week ending March 14, soldiers num
bering 59,454 returned, making the to
me at once. G. W. Laflar. insurance tal 414,278 since the armistic. The bet'i '.
tr previous wec-K was inat ending enru- pIaec. JoDn Ml.dler, sophomore, second;
man, 405-406 Hubbard bldg.'
HUM
UNIVERSITY DEBATE
There was practically a "full house
at Waller hall last night to greet the
aspirants for honors in the coming de
bating contests. Br. C, L. Sherman, of
the university, presided over the meet
ing, making a brief introductory ud
dross in which he called attention to the
fact that the principlo involved in the
subject under discussion undcrlaycd all
industry from the earliest ages of civili
zation. The question before the house was:
"Kesolved, that the United States gov
ernment should own and operate all
ralroads," and the two teams of de
baters were lined up as follows: Af
firmatimo, Balph Thomas, Ina Moore,
Myrtle Mason and Hubert Wilken.
Negative, Leslio Fishier, Horace Huii
skopf, John Medlcr and Paul Doney.
The contestants on both sides took
the platform in good spirit and form,
the arguments being well presented.
Ralph Thomas lead in the affirmative
group and Ieslie Fislar in the nega
tive, the former demonstrating to a cer
tainty that there could be no stable
and economical management of railroad
pystems except under government own
ership; while (be latter just ss dearly
proved . by logic end Old World in
stances, that government ownership en
tailed graft, bad politics and inefficient
service. The clash of arguments in ro
buttal was quite as good on both sides
as the opening statements.
Judges of Event.
The judges were Attorney Elmo 8.
White, Dr. Edwin Sherwood and Miss
Lucy Elliott, and after due deliberation
!they made the awards of honors as fol-
Horace Ruhskopf, junior, first
Leslio lislar, junior, third; Miss Ina averaging 1000 pounds ench. The prio
Moore, suphmoro, fourth. The alter- puid wns 13c per pound for the live
weight making the carload cost 3000,
nlitf'K mimml wpir MIhn Mvrlln Afuumt I
aniiltfimnrn itn1 T'it.iiI lln.titi. 4n.it. .
The evening's program was made thig r'' 6 bci" tho h'1hcBt for
more entertaining by a vocal solo by v "'ct evRr comin"ir Into the city of
Flody Mclntiro, and a piano solo by!Hllllm n,so tnft.V ans the choicest that
Miss May Mickey. IIirs come to Salem within the past year,
As an evidence of the excclloiit work '"''"K ctrf prime. These sreers were
being dono by the students in tlio-l r"if,'1 "" Rrain tei all winter by Mr,
school of pubiic speaking it should bu W- w Slower of Fossil, Oregon. Mr,
noted that there was only a difference' 8ticwc.r is a prominent stock raiser of
of ono and seven-ninths 'per cent 1 on8tern Oregon ftnd is a brother of Jolm
.1... Sfiewer of Jefferson. Mr. Crnta uiva
fc.it iuo nmuuiiiie ul mo wJiim-r itiui ' . - j -
the man in fourth place. And what i8ltnat ,h("'0 ' nothing toog good for the
more striking is that there was a dif
ference of threo and scventecn-cish-teenths
per cent between the lowest and
the highest score in the group of eight.
The two holding highest places were
awarded the Steeves prifco of 10 and $5
provided by Dr. 11. L. Btceves to cn
courago.the work in this department.
SALEM FIKM
BU7S
CHOICE
STEERS
Out of 93 loads of livestock received
at the Portland Htock Yards las: Mon-
Sulcm folks and especially his custom
ers and that it does not -make any dif
ference to him how far he has to go to
get choice Vef he will get them.
Business la marriage license at the
county clerk's office has been rather
slow the past, five days. Up to the 14th
of tho month, 13 lieeni had been is
sued, lint since last Friday no IicctiM'
have been applied for.
day K. C. Cross & Hon bought one of j,,
Bishop M. L. Padilock of the eastern.
Oregon dinceso of the Episcopal church
nbles to his Ulster at Hood Wiver that
the best loads of steers in the yarns. It
consisted of RT Hereford two venr olilp
remain in France indefinitely
ia Y. M. C. A. work.
Salem Auction Co.
Handles all kinds of rsles, any where in the
. state.
d SATTERLEE, AUCTIONEER
one 117
157 Com'l St., Salem, Ore.