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CALVESI want 3 or 4 tar-old calves
C. C. Kuaeell,- phone 3ii. tf
WANTED All kinds of ehiekena. Will
pay top price. Phone 1339J. tf
"W. BBAVEB well driller, phone 827
J, 1163 N. 19th St., Salem. Or. 66
WANTED Cattle and calves, anv
kind. Phone 1576W. 6 -2 7
FBAME your photographs, SO eents
p. Buren's, Com, St. S 10
WANTED All kinds of cattle. Phone
8135. 819
JAS. LYONS practical painter. Phone
704. tf
WANTED Strawberry pickers. Theme
23F15. 7-29
8 A LKSMAX-COI.LECTOR wanted,
' with car. 337 State St., Salem, Or. 6-4
WILL pasture cow for milk, good pas-
ture. Call 8K23. tf
STRAWBERRIES for sale. Phone 111
121. tf
WANTED Berry hauling with three
- quarter ton truck. Phone 1303. 62
1 AND 2 room housekeeping apartment
at the Miller, 633 Ferry St. 6 5
WANTBD 'Motorcycle. Phone 2191W.
63
FOR SALE Furnished apartment
' house; income fUO per month. Phone
INiiW or 628. 64
EEMRTITCJEINQ and pico edge work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine
Co., 337 State St. 64
FOR BALE Hop sacks and baskets
in good condition, some never used.
Frnnd Adclman, C-crvaia, Or. 6-4
FOR SALE Two toilers, 1 eight horse
horixontsd. Call at Capital City Co
- . operative Creamery. , ..... ... ,. tf
THE flAZLEWOOD doe shoe repair
ing, neatly dona. 321 N. Com. St.
019
FOR SAiLE Or trade 1600 lb. horse, 7
years old, tfor smaller team. Phone
. 1207M. 8-6
FURNISHED bungalow or apartment
wanted by young couple, about June
15th 02 care Journal. 6 2
FOR SALE One Studebuker car, re
painted and in good condition, good
tires, cheap. 263 N. Com '1. tf
BERRY pickors wanted, 8 acres goose
berries, 6 acres strawberries. Phone
1207M. 6-2
TRAILERS for sale and mads to ar
dor. Woodry's Auction Mnrket, Fer
ry and liberty. 6 15'
WALL PAPER 13 cents per double roll
pward. Buren's Furniture Store,
179 Commercial. tf
WANTED Lecky radiators to repair,
Salem Auto Radiator shop, 198 S.
12th. 88
HAVE your roof repaired, cleaned and
tarred. For particulars phone 1440.
WANTED Loan of 1500 on real es
tate, good security. Call at 247 N.
Commercial. tf
FREE BOOKLET 'Car Baby Chieki'
644 Btat St. Telephone 400
Headquarters for baby ebicks. tf
FOR SALE 40 aere farm in erop,
some of beet land in Oregon. For
particulars write owner, Rt. 1, hoi
42, Scio, Or. 8 19
FOR RENT Neatly furnished cot
tage, eity werfer,- yard, Nye beach.
Reduction if taken for season. Phone
Mr. The. Barrows, 12MW. tf
FOR SALE 5 room house, two I ots,
god garden, all kinds fruit, oV)0.
ho incumbrance. Phone owner 1393.
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WE LOAN MONEY FOR FIVE YEARS. WEAL
LOW YOU TO PAY $100.00 OR- MULTIPLE ON
THE- PRINCIPAL ON ANY INTEREST DATE.
WE CLOSE OUR LOANS PROMPTLY.
EAMN3AKD
311 Masonic Eldg.- . ;
BIG fir wood far sal. Pkona 41W. tf
WANTED 1917 er 'IS Ford in good
condition and reasonable. Address O
D W care Journal. l i
FOR RHNT 5 room cottage at New
port, Or. Phone 1547W. 63
iUXST Red woolen scarf. Return S07
.V Lioertv Bt. 6 3
FOR SAWS Team, weight 3000 rbs.
harness and wagon, goad condition,
right priee. lTkone 107F13. 6-3
FOR RENT 9 nice modern houses,
one 4 room and one 5 room, H. E.
Bolinger 328 Hubbard bldg. tf
ONLY hotel, 30 rooms in live country
town, with big payroll, to sell for
(000, y, cash, balance 6 percent.
Enquire of Mrs. Yaenke, 555 Che
meketa St. ' 6 6
FOR SALR Or trade, 8 room modern
bouse witn 2 lots, 1 block from ear
line, fine location. M L Y care Jour
nal, 6J
FOR SALE Mare 8 years old, weight
1400, sound; guaranteed to work
single or double. W. B Farrier, 6
miles south on Pringle road. 6-5
MECHANICS opportunity, established
business, brick building. Phone 1135
W or write C. F. Burncll, 2923 Oaks
Ave, Everett, Wash. 6-3
FOR 8ALE 1 pure blood, 7 months
short horn bull calf, dairy type, for
40. Wm. H Egan, Gervais, Ht. 2,
Phone 3FH. 6-2
FOB SALE Strictly modern house 7
rooms, fine location, corner lot, gar
age, good atreet $3000, terms easy.
We have also 5 room bungalow, tath
light and city waterr, only $900, half
cash. Square Deal Realty Co, 6 2
NOTICE To prune growers, if yon in
tend to build or remodel your drier
it will pay you to see Dencer's fruit
evaporator. It has been tried out 2
seasons. No experiment. Last season
it dried 15 tons Italian prunes with
10 oords of second growth fir per
week. One stove has ( tunnels and
612 trays. B. Dencer, Kt. 3, box 158.
63
OLESON'S AUTO EXCHANGE
Whit gas, perfect condition, $600
1817 Chevrolet $500
Flanders "20", perfect Condition,
new tires,. I2G5 , . i
2 1918 Ford sedans, 700 and 800,
one with self starter
2 ton lumber truck, at a bariraia
We wreck autos for thoir parts, this
enables you to get old car parts at a
Bargain, uasn pnes paid lor Junk
cart
H-toa Ford truck, thoroughly over
hauled 1473
-5 passenger Studcbaker $180
1916 Chevrolet $475
1917 Ford 8400
349 N. Com! St." Phone 6C6
SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE
GEO. 8FICEB, Mgr
229 State Street
We buy your ear or sell on commit
ion.
SPECIALS
Overland, model 90, li'i.jO
1917 Briscoe i"3
Fine Little roadster cheap ,
Maxwell, good as new, $j50
1917 Hudson !VK
1917 Briscoe j73
Studebaker, 3 passenger roadster
$450
Overland roadnter $"23
TWENTY OTHERS TO FI'K FROM
First class auto laundry and polish
ing.
FOR SALE By owner at a sacrifice,
8 room house in A 1 condition built
only short time, large lot, improved
street, elose to new packing plant
now building, also school and car;
will take good young team and out
flit or late model car in good eondi
tion, on deal. Look this up if yon
want a fine home at a bargain; no
agents. Andrew 9 cars Journal. 6 2
MEN WANTED AT WEST LINN PA
FEB MILLS, 2 HOUR, 8 HOUR
DAY. SEE MR.H. A. 8W AFFORD
AT MILL OFFICB ACROSS RITER
FROM OREGON C1TT. GOOD HO
TEL PROVIDES CLEAN BEDP
20c: BEST HEALS 33e. tf
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ROBOTS
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Salem, Ore.
TKE DAILY CAPITAL JUUKNAL, SALEM, OREGON.
FOR SALE Lincoln ram Phone 7
F13. V3
FOR SALE Mass blfve!, cheap.
Phose 16ZH, ' ti
WANTED A sccosd hand traiWr for
Ford; mut be good and cheap.
Phone SJT 1. 44
LOUASRBRRY pickers wanted. stove
and tents furnished. Phone 8F1L
64
LOST Decoration dav gold pis) eagrav
ed "B W" Ret ur'a B. M. oW
Reward. Jit. !, Salem.
WANTED At Oregon state hefpita
5 teamsters. Applv L. M. Laaa, Cat
tags farm. Tel 30F3. 8-8
FOR RENT finished 8 nns tmsa
low, good location. W. A. Ltstea, 44
4'ourt. 8-!
FOR SALE Good milk cow. 364 &
17th St. Phone 89UM. 6-3
WANTED At one chambermaid, et
perieneed middle aged lady prefer
red. Capital hotel; apply in person.
62
WANTED Experienced eeok at Wil
lamette ganitorium, 754 Ferry St. 6-4
FOR SALE Team of by horses, 8 and
6 years, weight 1100 each. l.S. Jiam
sey, Rt. 3, box 125. 6 3
FOR SALE Aelimated tobacco plants
Will ripen sure. 3 block smith from
12 street car line. Box 31, Phone
858M. 6-7
WESTERN JTJNK k SALVAGE
COMPANY
We buy all kinds of junk,
hardware, furniture, tools, ma-
chinery. There is hardly an
item we do not bur.
Phone 706 402 N. Com'L
FOR SALE Strictly modern 6 room
tiungolow, beautifully finished, very
conveniently planned, east front, at
only 63500. Strictly modern 7 room
residence, fine grounds, paved street,
if sold at once, 6.1(100. Socotafsky,
Bayne Wdg. tf
GOOD BUYS
Well improved 10 acre traet, mod
ern house, barn, all in bearing frnit,
on Main Pacific highway, 4 miles from
Snlem. Irico 86300.
5.80 acre tract all set to prunes last
year and located on main Pacific high
way. Price 81200
17 acre tract, bouse, barn; 10 acre
bearing orchard, mostly prunes, i
main highway. Price $5000. Term.
20 acre tract all cultivated, goad
bungalow, barn; S acre prune, 8 an)
of loganberries, family orchard, ansa
strawberries, 4 mile from Salem. File
$8000.
140 acres of first das farm land,
100 acres in cultivation and ia eraa
Balance pasture, running wa'.er. J rica
$85 per acre. Terms.
Good 5 room modern house located
on paved atreet. Price $2200.
11.24 acre tract all in cultivation
and in crop; 6 acres of grain, balance
beans, eorn and potatoes; house and
barn. Price $2500.
10 acres of Italian prune orchard in
first clan condition, located on Pa
nif highway 3H miles south. Price
$.W00.
10 aere tmct, good tnngnlow partly
finished, N acre in orchard and ber
ries, 5 miles south. Price 11700.
Oood 7 mom modern house located
close in, to exchange for modem bouse
and several lots. Price tWOOO .
2rt' ere tract, 13 acre in benrfng
fruit, mostly prunes, balance cultivat
ed land, :UH) per acre,
5 room house and large lot, east
front, benring fruit, barn. Price' $1400
500 down, balance 6 percent intercut.
W. H. GRABEKHORST & CO.
273 State street
Irrigation for 1919 The system of
dividing the eity into two districts
which proved so satisfactory last year
will be continued for the season of
1919.
Tho houses which bear even numbers
on the streets will irrigate only .on
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Bun
day, and- the houses which bear odd
numbers on the streets irrigate only on
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sun
day. This plan will permit every house
to irrigate four days out of each week.
By strrctly following this rule we
are able, to supply our patrons with
the usual amount of water under more
satisfactory conditions. Season irriga
tion bills will be discounted 10 per eent
if paid on or befrrs June 10th. fcalem
Water, Light Power Co. 6-10
10 acres in fine prune district where
a crop is assured as proven by this
year, when crop is light elsewhere;
70 acres iu cultivation, plenty tim
ber for drier, fins springs for irri
gation and water power, water filed
on. Everirreea berries in pastnrw will
yield $(KlO this year. 4 mile to mark
et. Will take some property on the dsal
and give term to nit. G. F Booth,
1985 Chemeketa 6-4
Good position sr aow opes
in ths sew U. S. Merchant Ma
rin. We seed 609 ssea for im
mediate service Wr4 ocr aew
ocesa carriers, good pay. Travel
to all part of the world. Mea
between the age of 18 to 35 in
clusive are eligible. Too matt
be an Americas eitizn. For full
(afertMstiua appy at
TUB EEXALL DSUO STORE
115 S. Commercial St.
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Editor Capital Journal:
Among the measures to be submitted
to the voters of Oregon tomorrow is on
which while it has set been duruseeti
much i the press, so far as I have ob
served, ia vet of vitf.1 interest to the
progressive spirit sf oar state. That la
th "Soldiers'. Sailors, and Marines'
educational Belief Bill," No. 314 oa
the ballot, which provides for honorably
discharged soldiers, sailors or murines,
r those sa furlough, financial aid aot
to exceed $23 in any one month, aor
$200 in any sas yea., for a period aot
exceeding th next four years, to assist
than in attending any institution of
leaning is th state of Oregon. It is
to be hoped that every voter will care
fully read the able argument in behalf
of this mea sure in the official pamphlet
sentto all voter.
To the present writer the outsttuding
reason why this measure should be
passed are twos
1 It is to the interest of the state.
Every one recognizes that the leaders
of Oregon in the near future, those whs
will largely shape the fortunes and des
tinies of the state, are to be the boys
w ho have passed through the perils
and hardships and triumphs of the patt
two years. Many of them entered the
army out of the school room, breaking
abruptly the course of their education
Many fiud themselves after the lapse of
the two years so situated, by reason of
changing circumstances, that it will be
very difficult for them to resume their
courses in school, unless tssisted. More
over the call of active life wiil keep
many from returning to school, unless
this encouragement be given them. It
is to the primary interest of tho state
that those who are to control its destinies
should have the highest standard of
education which the schools can fur
nish. If it is to stir interest that schools,
high school, and college should be main
tained, how much more it is to our inter
est to' give our returning soldiers, it this
critical time of their uvea, this relief
while, attending them.
2 It is only rudimentary justice to
the boys themselves. They have gives
two years out of the prime of their
young manhood, most of them for about
$30 per month, out of which they had to
pay their insurance, to say nothing of
tho risk of sickness, death or wounds,
which actually ecme to many thousands,
while those who remained at home re
ceived the abnormal wages which the
STtRAYED Terras male eat, Hack
and gray, large eyes. Walter rear
mina, phone 98F2. tf
FOR RENT Modern 7 'room bouss $20
month, close to capltol. 404 Hubbard
bldf. ' v 6 2
NEED the moaer, must sell fine dia
mond ring at big discount or trade
for good car. "So triflers wanted, if
yea mesa business address J C care
Capital Journal. S J
WANTED Work by experienced land
scape gardener. Best references.
Ilione 907. J. O. Draks, P. O. box
206, Salem. . , 8-4
LOST Man's small black purse in
'business- district containing $10 bill
and $5 bill. Reward for return to
Journal. " 8-3
WILL rent on' shares ns sell entire
growing erop sweet" curfl,' field corn
and potatoes of 16 lots. I'hine
or G20 N. Wiutcr. tf
FOR SALK 10 acres nil clear, in
grain erop; small house, burn, good
roads, $1700 B. M. Woods, Kt. 2,
first house north West Salem school.
6-2
WANTED .A grocery clerk, young
married man with some experience
preferred. Apply in pcrton, C M.
Roberts, 48 Court Ht. 6 4
WANTED A married man to work
and act as foreman on grain and
fruit ranch, (lend wages for the rijiht
man. Call 1431 or 41. tf
WANTED At once, 100 wo-
men. Apply Snlem King's
Product 'o., S. Front' St.
Salem. 6 3
.
TAKE A LOOK AT THESE!
10 acres in Liton "Fruit tract, 1 acre
Insane, 1 prunes, fair, improvement,
$350, good terms.
5 acrra; 1 prunes, gxad fiuaiiy ut--hard,
all kinda of terries and crop,
li.'S'K; good term
35 acres; 20 in cultivation; good
family orchard, terries and garden;
modern farm improvement; take it
now $72."0 on good terms.
The above properties are elose in en
grod roads.
7 room modern house, close in; a
good buy t'COO on good term.
5 room house, plastered, $10fo en
eT terms.
M li SCOTT REALTY CO.
404 Hubbard bldg. '
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MONDAY. JUNE 2. 1919.
Clearance
You Can Always Do Better At
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times enabled them to command. Sure
ly it is a small compensation for us now
to offer the survivors this encourage
ment to complete their education.
Moreover this measure is in line witn
,(, nth, aintea and countries are do
ing. The British government, for in-
. . , . ...I.IF.
stance, nas arrunxuu m a""1"
shipa to about 6500 (104 pounds) an
nually to discharged service men attend
r, merf rnlleues. Let Ut not b:
satisfied merely with praising )ur boys
and eatouing incir acBiun "M
ns give them their substantial life to
fit themselves for their life-work.
SILYERTON NEWS
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Ths senior class of the high school
spent last Wednesday at Silver Creek
Falls. - , ...
v;. Wodikcr of Brooks and Miss
Olad syd'hillips of Onmss, Wash., visit
ed at the U. O. and . w. iavi mn
Wednesilar of luwt week.
"Daddy" SteeJliammcr was in Port-
lonJ (h lotrt-r Hurt of last wee Dur
ing some new fixtures for his black
smith shop.
A number of old timers were seen on
the streets of Silverton Decoration day
A narade composed at the band, mem
berw at the O. A. R. and Woman's Be
lief Corps, and about three hundred
school children, marched to the ceme
tery on Memorinl day to py their re
spt to the departed.' la the aftir
aoon a very interesting pronraui was
rendered at the opera house by the
school children.
Silverton school ctair- neiit Vrlday.
The graduating clnw of the high
pchaol is tho liirgiBt ever Known to im
h here, being a class of thirty einht
inenibers.
On Wedne"lny and Thnr.rny of Int
week seme of the old wnr veterans vis-
ted the schools. Thursday afternoon a
program wan given y members of the
upper grades
Miss Kina Brows was in Portland
iit week.
Ensien E. Keclan, who hss been re
cently placed en the inactive duty lit,
has come te Kilverton to make bis
hime and jdacc of business in the fu
ture. Mr. Keclan has tho agency for
th. Overland1 and Willy Knight auto
mobiles. W, E. Loughmiller leaves the latter
(art of this week for Chicu, Calif.,
wkero he will spend the summer.
'. M. Lukcns is moving his variety
"tore into the J. O, bmith building on
Mm a street.
(ftiHock, Jr. Paul Wray, Earl El
lis and Hironu lvatt who have been
serving in France for two yean, ar
nved in Bilvcrtoo on rrnlny ol last
week. us ilteca wns undor niwii fire
for i month At one time he went
to the front with a company of SM
men; all were killed but seventeen
mea end tins wis oae of the seventeen
to return. He gays this side of the
pond look Lest to him.
H H. Pauinoa of Seattle Is visiting
at the M. ti. thinderson homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pother visited
the capital eity Wednesday,
Mrs. Will Ilcgan kns returned to her
home ia Portland after visiting fo
mm time with her sifter, Mrs. Walter
trye.
Miss Tbclma i.inoad was given a
farewell party last Friday at trie pome
tit ftiuit. iH. T. Youd, Miiw Mildred
Yosel acting as hostciw. Miss Linstead
espeets to move away from tiilverton
so. Wio it a memlier tf the June
graduating !.
UYESLEYS
Mr. O. Prince and sos, VwUry, of
:4rlun, Wn., were week end visitors at
the home ef 4 T Clymer. -
Mr. and Mm. Bum PiOier and Mrs.
Irene Innigaa epent Bnndny at the
heme ef (w. liiggina,
Lieutenant ( K'"g, only nn of
Mr. and Mrs. ti. L. King, just return j
4 from ever s ss, was home on a few
dav leave, but ha returned to Iowa j
for his drf- barge. . I
Joseph Uingwald, sine returning
. 888)8)8)4)44) 88)88s8)888)8)
in Suits, Coats
The Season's Clean Up on High Grade
Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
Goes merrily on. At the prices we have marked the
SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
This is no surprise. We suggest an early call that you
. have a larger range of selection.
Sits znl Coats, c? to J45.C3. $14.95
Suits and Coats, up to J75.(K) '. J 15.00
Tailored Suits ONE-HALF PRICE
All Suits and Coats not cn extra special, less 20 per cent
Igoc
from over there, says that he has not
seen any place that would compare
with his native home, the Willamette
valley.
U .M. Lewis and wife of La Cuule.t,
:Wn. visited a few days with their if ut h
er, Tom Hislcy; they are on their way
to California.
The ladies of the 0. T. club met
with Mrs C. 1. yuery Thursday and
spent the dy visiting and planning
tho last meeting of ths season, which
includes the men folk, and a seven
o'clock chicken dinner.
Ed Clymcr of Chicago is here on an
extended visit with his brother, L. .
Clvmer.
Mrs. Louis Francis has returned af
ter an extended visit with relatives in
CaHfornia.
There is nothing worse than bad, foul
smelling breath; got fid of it for your
friend's sake anyway. HolMnter's
Rocky Mountain Ted will clean and
purify, your stomach and bowels; your
breath will be sweet, your disosition
improved, your friends' Increased. 35c.
Ten or Tnbli-ts- I. J. Frv.
Gifts for the June Bride
It is always a pleasure for us to assist you in mak
ing appropriate gift selections. Among many sug
gestions we might mention our large assortment of
silver hollow and flat ware. Come in and let us
show them to you.
HARTMAN
Jeweler $
Northwest Corner of
REAL ESTATE FOR
Lukviuutu,u
T'p to date sO acre farm, price US,
000. Owner would trade for a large
serrate for stock in central Orcsrnn,
Halein income property. Price .'W.iHrft
Owner want a first clans farm. Weuld
anNiinie. .
For f anada trades, see me. The
largest list in the IJ. H. or Canada.
Modrrn .'00 Palem home. Owner
wants liinnlierry land nearer Port
land. Owners of scvsrnl small tracts
would pay eah ia r.d iition for larger
acr-age.
iTity property for a'reage.
Acre: for city r perty.
BEING VOCR TRADES
I can mnth you
C W. N1K1EYER
"Jist real ette"
'.';.) 218 Ma-nic I'.u Ming Plmne 1000
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and Dresses
Boys and Men's Summer
Hats
A thorough clean up in
these straw and cloth
hats
15c 25c 45c I
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VAN WINKLE FAMILY EETJNIOW
Sunday, May IS, an oc anion cf
pleasure at -the' home of Dr. and Mrs.
J. S. Van Winkle, when J. iS. Van Win
kle, wife and son Lewis and James
of Alhnny, I. II. Van Winkle sine
daughter .Rosalind of fulem, and th
doctor's mother, Mrs, I. N. Van Win
klo of Portland, met for a Sunday din
ner and to celebrate the safe return
of the brother, Jafon Van Winkle from,
the front in France. He was in threw
of the hardest drives and gives many
interesting accounts of the fighting.
He was in the field hospital service
and attended many wounded, being lo
cated among the 16 inch gun thiik
when fired rocked the hospital tents
Jefferson review.
You jrsect ths local mer
chant to take.ysur produce.
Help them do it with your pat
ronsgo Build up Marlon coun
ty. BROS. CO.
and Opticians
State and Liberty Streets
s