Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 7

DAILY OREGON STATESMAN: THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1915. (GDossif led S3) The Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted Under Proper Headings so You Can Readily Find Them DRAYS AND EXPRESS. MIS CEL LAS E.O 5. MISCELLANEOUS. Cocoanuts II dosen KC! ETA 0 1.

ICS. NORWICH IMUN FU5K lSl UAXCK St-t U.TY liurlutrdi Meredith Rei Agt-ut IW3 Slat Strrrt aiy.NET TO LOAN I CAN GET TOU A loan upon your piano household furniture, horses, cattle or other personal or real property. John ii. Scott, over the Chicago Store. CLASSinBD RATES On word tirst insertion, half ti.r after: thirty word or month or $18 per year.

No advertisement Inserted for less than 2o cents. Under "New Today" one cent a word for each insertion; minimum 25 cents for repetitions. A neat card. free, with an advertisement to the extent of 0 ients? announcing "For "Rent" -Koomi." CAPITAL CJTV TRANSFKK CO. Phone 933.

Salem's largest and best equipped Transfer company. Get our reduced freight rates on eastern shipments. Also for storage as we have three warehouses in connection with business. Furniture moving, packing, shipping and storing our specialty. Office, 161 South Commercial street.

DRKiLKSS METHODS. FLORA A. BREWSTER, M. NERVE Specialist; Drugless Methods oi treatment only. 26 years experience.

Consultation and sexamination free-Office suite 428 Hubbard Building. Phone 555. JITNEY SERVICE. JITNEY SERVICE JITNEY RATES on country trips and picnic parties. Salem Jitney 246 State.

Phone 386. LAUNDRIES. BALEM STEAM LAUNDRY 136 SOUTH Liberty street. Phone 25. Gloss or domestic finish.

Quick delivery and careful work. OSTEOPATHY, DR. 'W. L. MERGE It, GRADUATE American School Osteopathy, Kirks-ville.

treats acute and chronic diseases. Office. 404-405 U. H. Nation al Bank bldg.

Phone 919. Residence 419 N. Summer; phone 614. DRS. B.

H. WHITE AND K. W. WAL-ton, osteopathic physicians and nerve specialists; graduates of the American School of Os'teopathy, Kirksville, Missouri; posi-grad-uate ana special lzed in nervous diseases at Los An geles College. Treat acute and chronic diseases.

Consultation free. Lady attendant. Office, 605-506 U. S. National Bank building, phone 859; residence, 346 North Capitol street, phone 469.

PLUMBERS. GRABER BROS. PLUMBERS AND frasfitters. Complete stock of plumb-ng supplies. 141 S.

Liberty street. Phone 650. PLUMBING, REPAIRING AND COIL work. Shop foot of Union street. Phone 1517J day or night.

Reasonable charges, A. L. Godfrey. PUBLIC BOOKKEEPER. CUT EXPENSES, EXPERIENCED bookkeeper will open, close and keep your books and mail your statements for small monthly salary.

Books audited. Phone 175, call for Cooper. SCAVENGER WAGONS. SALEM SCAVENGER CHA8. SOOS.

Prop. Garbage and refuse of all k'nds removed on montW'y contracts at reasonable rates. Yams eod cess pools cleaned. Phone Ma 2272. Office 68 State st- Phone 2247.

TONSORIAL. H. G. MEYER CO. THE BEST AND largest barber shop in the city; six first-class barters.

Good bootblack; porcelain baths and everything per taining to a nrst-ciass shop, cmi dren's haircutinsr and ladies' sham pooing a specialty. 162 Commercial street next door to Statesman office. UNDERTAKERS. LEHMAN CLOUGH X. J.

LEHMAN, A. M. Clough, morticians and funeral directors. Latest modern methods known to the profession. 445 Court street.

RIGDON UNDERTAKING CO. PAR- lorn and chapel 252 N. High street. Best goods, best equipment, best service. W.

T. Rigdon, K. F. Richardson, L. L.

Rigdon. VIAVL VIA VI OFFICE, 855 NORTH 18TH ST. Phone 1127. BALEM WATER CO. OFFICE 301 S.

Commercial street. For water service apply at office. Make all complaints at the office. No deductions In bills will be allowed for absence or for any causes whatever unless water is cut off from premises. Hereafter for Irrigation will only be furnished to regular customers using water for domestic purposes; contractors for idewalks, brick work or plastering will please read 'For building purposes" under schedule of rates.

Ap ply at office ror copy. WALL PAPER AND PAINTS. SEE GLENN L. ADAMS. 233 NORTH Commercial street (in building with Peetz Furniture for wall paper, paint, oils, varnishes, house lining, deadening felt, roofing materials, paperhanging, tinting, painting, by good workman, fnone ts or tstw.

WOOD AND COAL. SALEM FUEL YARDS ALL KINDS dry wood. 4 ft. or cut to suit. Prompt deliveries.

Handle best coals on mar ket. Try our King coal. Mark Siddall. 762 Trade. Phone 629.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply 775 N. 21st. JIALE. WANTED YOUNG MARRIED MAN for common labor work.

State where and what kind of work you have done in the past year. Give street address and phone number. Care Statesman, 49X YOUNG MAN, HE A BARBER WE teach you quickly, cheaply and thoroughly and furnish tools free; we give you actual shop experience, write for free catalogue. Moler College, 48 North Second street, Port- iiia avenue, dvuuud, TIME TABLES IOCTHERN PACIFIC CO. 16 Oregon 28 Willamette Limited 12 Shasta id n.fianH Passenger, No.

No. No. No. No. No.

00 a.m. 22 a.m. 9. ..11 55 am. 2 00 p.m.

20 Portland 6: 00 p.m. 00 p.m. 14 Portland nipre. o. xr 9fi jcal War 3i a.m.

No' 222 Portland Fast Freight 10: Soathbeaod. 38 p.m. 32 a.m. 15 a.m. 20 p.m.

43 p.m. 10 p.m. 38 p.m. No. No.

No. No. No. IS California 8 17 Roseburg Passenger. .11 19 Cottage Grove 4 11 Shasta Limited 5 27 Willamette 13 San Francisco 10 No.

No. 221 San Fran. Fast :35 a.m. No. 225 Local Way 8 :10 a.m.

SALEM-GEKU LINK. No. 75 Arrives at No. 76 Leaves Salem 9:50 a.m. No.

75 Arrives Salem (mixed) 2:00 p.m. No. 74 Leaves Salem 4:15 p.m. No connection south of Geer. FALLS CITY WESTKRX.

181 Leaves Salem, motor. 7:00 a.m. 163 Leaves Salem, motor 9:45 a.m. 65 Leaves Salem, 1:40 p.m. 167 Leaves Salem, motor 3:25 p.m.

169 Leaves Salem, motor 6:15 p.m. 239 Way Freight leaves Salem 5:00 a.m. 162 Arrives at Salem 8:10 a.m. ,164 Arrives at Salem ,11:25 a.m. '166 Arrives at 168 Arrives at Salem 170 Arrives at Salem 7:45 p.m.

240 Way Freight Ar. Salem. 1:35 p.m. OREGON ELECTRIC Train Leave Arrive Arrive Nn. Portland Salem Eugene 1 7 9 13 17 Salem only 19 Salem only 11 Nn Leaves Arrives 63 Woodburn 2:19 pm Salem 3:05 pm North Bank Station (leave Jefferson Bt.

15 and 20 minutes cor vallis only. IVortli Beand. Train Leave Arrive Arrive No. Eugene Salem xPortland 2. 6 10 12......

14 16 10 22 No. Leaves Arrives 4 Salem 3:40 pm. Woodburn 4:36 pm. xNorth Bank Station (Arrive Jeffer on St. 15 minutes earlier).

Leave Corvallis. CORVALLIS COJTIfECTIOIt. North Beand. Leave Corvallis Arrive Salem 8:26 a.m. 9:45 a.m.

12:13 a.m. 1:50 p.m. 2:32 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:10 p.m.

6:37 p.m. 6:05 p.m. 7:55 p.m. Saath and. Leave Salem Arrive Corvallis 9:05 a.m.

11:33 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:32 p.m. 4:35 p.m. 6:02 p.m.

6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. BUSYNESS CARDS ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. A.LEM AB8TRAC1 COMPANY (Established 1880). A.

A. Lee, president; George J. Watson, secretary. Abstracts of title for Marion county. Rooms 212-222 Salem Bank Trust building, phone Main 635.

AUTOMOBILES. -W give written wa guarantee on our springs for 1 yr. LAHifih AUTO SPRINGS CO. (f N. 16th Oc Marshall 1482 O.

J. Wilson, distributor. Silent. AI.TO STAGES. SALEM, STAY TON, MILL CITY AUTO Stage Leaves O.

E. station 4:40 p. arrives Stay ton, 6 p. Mill City 7:45 p. Leaves Mill City 6:30 a.

arrives Stayton 8 a. Salem 9:30 a. and all way points. Phone 963. ilARPET AND MATTRESS CLEANING.

SARPETB AND T.UG3 CLEANED ON or oft floor, vacuum or steam. Mattress steaming and remaking. Feathers renovated. We call ror and deliver. Works 14th and' Wilbur.

Phone 1154. Otto Zwicker. Proprietor. DRT 47LEANISQ ABTD" PRESSING. WE'RE HERE FOR TWO REASONS First, the quality of work we do; second, the services we give.

Phone for prices before sending elsewhere. City Dry Cleaning Works. Phone 1744. 1165 State Street. JAPANESE PRESSING PARLOR 8 Watanabe.

320 N. Commerciai st. Ladies and gentlemen's suits cleaned and pressed 11 and SI 60 rc.aUfdofor ni "vwsd tree! Tel. Main 552. DRAYS AND EXPRESS.

biiiKM TRUCK AND DRAY CO. WE solicit your business, as we are the oldest and best equipped company in Balem and guarantee all work satisfactory. Phone Main 74. Offices 200 State street, corner Front. Manning Bldg.

Hansen Son. proprietors. Money to Loan TMTKOVED FA KM CITY rsOPEBTT AT LOWEST EATU THOS K. FORD VZfXJL Money to Loan OK GOOD S.EAX. ESTATE oTBCTTBITT UnilCD CtfITU McCOBJIAC BUILD NEW TODAY FOB SAL.F.

PKKTTV BLACK FAMILY- driver. Krneat Flake, soulh 17th. Phone 104SJ. SPinFLLA COBSETS SOLD ALICB A. Miles 1106 Leslie at.

Meaaurea taken. Fit ruaranteed. Phon 14251L Home Thuraday afternoon. WAN'TKD TO 1IIKK A HOIISK A 1 busity. MlKht buy If chean and aat-lafactory.

Addreea K-61. care itatra-man. A 0OI OKNKHAL VnilMSK HOU.SH for sale cheap. 1153 8. 13th at.

A. X. HAS MOVKIt HIS F-fice from the Capital National Hank buildinit to 401 Hubbard InuKling. FOR RKXT-M CDEHN FIVE liOOM flat, at 666 Ferry atreet. up alalra.

Partly furniahed; 00 per month. Call at Statesman buaineaa office, phone Main S3. FOUND A ITKSK ON COM-mo-olal atreel, opposite the Statesman office. Owner may have the same by ealltnir at the Statesman office and paytntr for ad. DO YOU HAVE OLD 1UL1.S OH Accounts of any kind leuve thrnt with in I make no ehartiea If I fall to collect.

S. Holcomb, lloum 3 Payne bldg. Ft'm It ENT HOUSF.KEKPINU AND sleepintr rooms. 3 North High, I'hone i. 1 II AVE OPENED A COLLECTION AND rental acrncy, lloom 3, Hnj ne hullti-Intr.

you raccotinla with me: they will receive prompt attention. SO ACHES T1M15EU LAND. MILES from Euirene, on rock road, Rood spring-, small liearlnir orchard, 1ft acres cleared; to trarle for smaller acreage. Address C. 11., care Statesman.

El'ltltANK POTATOES WE CAN FUlt-nlsh seed or tbl stock at any time. ManKla 640 State at. Phone 717. HESPONSIISLE MIDDLE RKi'd woman for housekeeper. Jor man preferred.

Adrcsa 4 2, Ituiite 8. Frank Smith. COMPLETE HED HOOM HI'ITE. 3 Inrice livintr room chalra and two nice carpets for sale. 37K Itcllcvim.

Mrs. F. Harris. Phone FOU SALE OH THADK FOH CilWH. five passenger auto, Kod repair, I'hone 529.

Cull for Hid. Notice Is hereby given that tho common council of the city of Salem, Oregon, invites sealed bids for the makltiK of an Improvement of Liberty street from tho north lino of Hellevue street to the north lino of Oak street In the city of Salem, OroKon, with 6 Inch Portland cement concrete pavement; 6 Inch bituminous concrete pavement (asphalllc concrete) bitulithlc pavement. In accordance with tho plans, specifications and estimates on file In th office of the city recorder of said city which are hereby referred to tnd made a part of this notice. Said bills will be opened on or about tho 7th day of June, 1915, at or about 7:30 o'clock p. m.

In opon council t--n In tho cltv hall In Salem, Oregon. Each bid submitted must be accompanied by a certified check equal In amount to 10 per cent of the amount of Ihe bid. The city reserves the right. If It so desire and shall determine hereafter, to construct the Improvement of said street bv and with the machinery and equipment belonsln to the city of Salem, as provided for bv section 26 of Ihe city charter. This notlee Is published for five (M successive days In a dally newspaper In the city of Salem, Oregon, the date of the first publication belnfif the 20th day or Mar.

1915, and the date of the last publication the 26th day of Mav. 1915. Chas. V. Klein, City Recorder.

Notice to tlie Public. Pursuant to an order of the common council you are hereby warned not to deposit rubbish, trash or refuse of any kind whatsoever upon any of the streets or alleys of the city of Salem. Oregon. V. Klgln.

City Recorder. FOR OUICK RESULTS TRY A STATESMAN CLASSIFIED AD 01 AGENT fTrVBOttJDMr rERSOVAL. Ofc.T MARRIED BEST MATRIMONII paper published. Mailed free. The Correspondent.

Toledo. Ohio. PCBLIC NOTICES. 11 A'otice to Contractors. J.

C. Savage, clerk of School District No. 135. Marion county, Oregon, will receive bids for the erection and completion of a new building to be built in accordance with plans and specifications as prepared by Arnold C. Jenkins, architect, till 2:30 o'clock.

May 29, 115. A certified check of one hundred and fifty (S 150) dollars, made payable to J. A. Klump. chairman of school board, will be required.

Plans and specifications may be had by applying to A. C. Jenkins, architect, Albany, Oregon; J. C. Savage, clerk.

Waconda, Oregon, or W.M. Smith, county school superintendent, Salem, Oregon. Xotice to Contractors. Sealed bidsVlll be received by the board of directors of School District No. 11, Stayton, Oregon, until 7 o'clock p.

May 28, 1915, for the erection and completion of a High School building, according to plans and specifications prepared- by Charles H. Burggraf, architect, Al- bany, Oregon. All bids must be ac companied by a certified check payable to "School District No. 77. Stay-ton, Oregon," for the sum of as a guarantee that the contractor will furnish an approved bond equal to 50 per cent of the contract within ten days after awarding the contract.

All bids must be made out on blank proposals for the same. Clanks furnished upon application, by the clerk or architect, Plans and specifications may be seen at clerk's office, Stayton, at T. M. Barr's, Salem, or at the architect's office, Albany. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

By order of school board No. 77, Stayton, Oregon. Chas. II. Burggraf, Architect.

Albany, Oregon. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED FRESH COW. PREFER-ably Jersey; must be good milker. Phone 1089, WANTED TO BORROW ON FIRST class first mortcage farm security, one loan of $3300 and one of $4100-See D.

S. Rabb. 170 N. Commercial. THE MARKETS Strawberries dropped yesterday to 90 cents and $lka crat wholesale.

Trade is oversupplied and the market is said by dealers to be in a muddle. Quality remains good cs growers are not trying to market the fruity damaged by the recent heavy rains. Dealers are making no predictions for future quotations. Flour made another 20 cent drop in Portland yesterday. Trade is reported slow.

Dullness in wheat is responsible for the condition of the flour market. No changes were made locally. New potatoes are being offered locally for 6 cents wholesale for spuds of excellent quality. Local markets are well supplied, with a variety of fish, Including California smelt, rock cod, salmon trot, perch, sturgeon, shad, halibut and salmon. MARKETS (WHOLESALE Wheat 1.05 Oats 46tJ)48n Cheat Hay $9 10 ton Oats and Vetch $10yii ton Clover Hay $8 9 ton Timothy Hay --12 ton Bran i Shorts $31.00 ton Chittem Bark for new bark EGGS.

Eggs, cash 18c Eggs, trade 18c POULTRY. Frys 3SC Hens 10c PORK. VEAL AND MCTTOSf. Pork foot ZWIJC Pork, dressed 994c Veal, dressed Mutton, on 4oc Spring Lamb Beef.T Steers 6ttc: cowi 65V Bl'TTKR. Putter Prints, 2514c; butterfat f.

o. b. Salem, 23c. Strawberries Oranges, navel $3.50 3.7a Bananas, pound 5 4c Lemons 7VtC lb. Apples lorida grape irun.

Dates, Persian, lb Dates, dromedary, case $3.2 Flge to 11.60 pack. HAS FLOWN HALDOL) n.n ri I AMPKHS VVlVTn Tr utu jr. iit-a, one mue east or cue maw a. Route 9, Salem. Archie Potwin.

FRATERNAL HAL HIBBARD CAMP. NO. 6, UNITED i ii opuiaii war veterans, meets first and third Monday of each month at 8 p. in the veteran's room, state armory. Joseph E.

Wright. Commander. W. O. Asaeln, Adjt.

FOR RENT NOTICE THE COTTLE APARTMENT house is now open ready for business. Housekeeping rooms in suites, twos, threes and fours, for rent, reasonable. Fine transient rooms for rent, reasonable. 343 Commercial St. BOARD AND ROOM.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH board in modern home, close in. 208 Court st. Phone 570M. DOUSES. FOR RENT NEW FURNISHED BUN-galow, electricity, gas, hot and cold water, close in.

Call 220 North Com mercial St. FOR RENT SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. barn, all the garden ground 360 Lincoln st. Phone 619W or in quire at 1415 S. Liberty st.

FOR RENT NEW FIVE ROOM house at 714 Statesman street. Paved street. $13 per month. AddIv at Statesman business office, or phone juain a. FOR RENT DWELLING.

16TH AND Trade chicken yards, fruit and garden already planted. Exceptional terms to reliable tenant. Phone Carey F. Martin, 419. FOR RENT FIVE! ROOM HOUSE AT 1052 Saginaw street, at $9.00 per month.

To permanent renter only. Would consider furnishing or partly furnishing. Call or phone Statesman business office. Main 23. FOR PENT SIX ROOM HOUSE, strictly modern, on paved street, two blocks from carline; $15 per month.

Salem Land 170 N. Commercial bu I'none zos. FOR RENT ALMOST NEW FIVE room cottage, with 'large' sleeping porch, on paved street, near Asylum avenue store. $15 per month. Also house being finished, same location, hot water heat, at $17 per month, Apply at Statesman business office, or phone Main ii.

HOUSES FOR RENT WE HAVE TWO fine new houses for rent in South Salem, $10 and $12 a month; strictly modern, every convenience. Cine rooms, 3 blocks to carline. It will pay you to investigate' this at ence. Sa lem Land 170 N. Commercial st.

Phone 205. FOR RENT NEWLY REMOVED AND repaired two-story house, at 746 N. Winter On paved street. At $10 ner month, to perman ent renter. Would consider furnishing or nartly furnishing.

Apply States man business office, or phone Main 23. FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, ground floor, outside entrance. Phone lOJbM. FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 332 N.

Churcn street. FOR SALE ROOMING HOUSE. 17 rooms, close in, cheap rent; a bargain. Address T. care Statesman.

THE CAPITAL NEWLT FURNISHED rooms single or. en suite: hot and cold water, private baths. Rooms 60c and up. Corner State ana commer cial streets. Phone 630.

YOUR CHOICE OF 60 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, single and en suite: Si per week ana up. we can suit you. O. K. Rooms, 180 S.

12th st. Phone ill J. FOR SALE BEES GOLDEN ITALIAN QUEENS AND bees for sale. One untested si, tested $1.50, extra select tested $2. No disease.

Safe delivery guaranteed. F. M. Alley, 697 N. Cottage Salem, Oregon.

LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 13 HEAD PIGS. WJL Dennis, Route 3, Salem. FOR SALE HEIFER CALVES. EIGHT month sold. Phone Farmer 36F13.

George W. Moore. FOR SALE PIGS. SOW AND LITTER or separately. Pure bred Poland China.

C. E. 29F13. MISCELLANEOUS. INDIAN MOTOROYCYE, FULLY equipped, bargain if taken at once.

Phone 2128J or call at the Spa. FOR SALE FURNITURE OF SIX room modern house, complete including bedding, linen, silver, dishes, pictures, house may be rented if desired. P. O. Box 190.

FOR SALE GOOD OAK. POSTS, 16c each. D. S. IxaoD, no xm.

commercial. Phone 205. IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, sena iuc 10 me racuic Homestead, Salem. for a trial subscription; mention this ad. Classified Ads, 1 Cent a Word CAN D0NT LET AWB0OV GET aWAH-VAELL LPlNCHTft PLACET!) NIGHT" iURE 9 WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNI- iure, aiso lane Ji as part payment for new.

Wir spreehen Deutsch Peetz Furniture 233 North Commercial. Phone 684. HYDRAULIC CIDER PRESS PRESS- aim capacity. Hand or power. Bully guaranteed for best satisfaction.

Prices to $1600. Agents wanted. J. tireeorv 3T Belmont. Salem.

Ore. reory. 3.6 FOR SALE ONE SPAN WELL matched work horses, double harness and a good wagon for $125 Need the money badly and must sell within 30 days. Write or inquire at 180 Rose avenue. Salem, Oregon.

A. J. aterhouse. FOR SALE ABOUT too CORDS OF uYvuuu, one and one- half miles from Sidney on rock rort no hills, for $2.25 a cord in The field' Also about 600 good, big oak noata toru10A eh' he man that buVJtoS will double his money. See Rabb, 170 N.

Commercial. Phone GIRLS VL western immi gration has been carefully revised making a handsome little book It tells in graphic terms of the massacre of the Oatman family, of the escape of Lorenzo, and the captivity of Mary and Olive. Mary died of starvation and Olive was purchased from the Indians five years later The price is 20c, postpaid. Address 'Oregon Teachers Monthtly, Salem, Or POULTRY IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST poultry paper published, send 10c to the Northwest Poultry Journal, Salem, for a trial subscription. Mention "his ad.

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS FOR hatching from best laying strains. Special for balance of season $1 per 15. Per 100 eggs $6. Day old chicks, $13 per 100. Bonanza Stock Farm, Poultry office 170 N.

Commercial Salem, Oreeron. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE OR TRADE WE HAVE farms for sale or trade ranging in price from $30 an acre up. Some excellent bargains. Variety of localities.

Square Deal Realty 304 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg. A GOOD BUY 25x0- FEET ON EAST side Commercial one door north of State (Salem), together with perpetual right of way over the 14x504 feet tract extending from this property to State terms.

Apply Scott Bozorth. 701-2 Spalding Portland, Or. TWELVE FARM BARGAINS FROM owner, close in; valley; all In crop, except two. Some including crop and stock. In tracts from 20 to 320 acres.

Tracts under 50 acres, cash. Above 50 acres, half to two-thirds cash. i Balance 6 per cent, or city property in exchange. Address K-50, care Statesman. FCJt SALE HOP RANCH CONSISTING of 60 seres in hops, all trellised and well fertilized; also 54 acies of grain land and 161 acres In timber, making a total of 275 acres In the entire ranch.

This ranch is located about five miles north of Salem. Buyers will please make Inquiry of T.A. Livesley. Salem. Or.

BEAUTIFUL HOME. LITTLE MONEY Six-room bungalow, a beauty, on paved street, two block from car line, basement, full cement foundation, rooms finished in choicest selected quarter sawed Douglas fir, beautifully grained, fireplace; rooms kalsomined in tasty tints, electric lighted, with attractive fixtures; fully plumbed, with three fixtures bath room, laundry trays on screened In porch, sewer connection; complete cabinet kitchen and wood lift; dining room finished with paneled beamed ceiling, china closet, etc; three bedrooms and bath ail op-ning on hail; in short a perfect home; a bargain at the price. $2350. terms to suit, say $100 down and $25 a month. It's worth that tor rent, so own this beauty, and pay for it out of your rent.

Better call and let roe snow it to you at once. Inquire of owner. Statesman business office. Phone Main 23. WOOD, WOOD FOR SALE LARGE FIR.

$4.50, second growth $4. 11. is. uooae, North 19th st. LOST AND FOUND LOST BUNCH OF KlsiS Al office.

Reward. Rodgers Paper 220 State st. MISCELLANEOUS BOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. the Eagle rooming nouse. Commercial et.

$60 cash will handle this deal. EXCHANGE. TRADE BY OWNER 60 ACRE ARM four miies iron. road. Well improves.

-stock goes with place if wanted. To trade for city property worth about $3500 of $4000. Balance some cash and rest, on time. -If jou wan splendid home a gain. Address K-60.

care Statesman. ACRES. 8-ROOM HOUSE. BARN OUT- buildings, plow lanu. street; good valley location.

Some incumbrance. Want small, clear residence, Salem. AVhat have you? Write me. K-97. care Statesman.

STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS BRING QUICK SALES YOU BEAT IT THE BIRD tl MkN HAW HKftVC ai -t Vl ILl WATCW ME NAB PPL LlWTU-ST Si I Bermuda onions New potatoes Peas Axparairus $1.75 2 00 fcc lb. 1 Sc Cabbage Tomatoes. Florida $4.60 Onions, per 100 pound Potatoes lOregron) per 100 lbs. Strin Oarlic Parsnips lSe Held lettuce $. HETA1L I'Klt'E.

Creamery butter 30c Flour, hard. wheat Flour, valley $1.701.90 Eggs 10c timothy. $12.50 13.00; Eastern Oregon SuKr. per 7.10 Chickens 24c FISH (RKTAILI Chinook salmon. 15c: halibut HViC I'ORTLAM) tltKCTS.

(rata. Kay. Flr. Ele. Wheat Biuestem.

Fort fold. Club, Bed ltussian. Bed Fife. $1.08. Barley No.

1 feed. $23.2 S. ats. No. 1 white feed.

t'iS. Flour Patent. 16.40; straights $5.90: exports. $5.30: valley graham, $6.30: whole wheat, $650. Corn Whole.

cracked. $35.50. Hay New crop, buying- price, valley timothy II: alfalfa, $134' II. 50; vetch and oats, $11; clover, $SV00. Millsluffs ipot prices Middllnrs.

$34 pvr ton; rolled barley, bran, shorts, IJS.UO; rolled oats, $37.00. Batter, Ehi. Pltry. Cheese Full cream, twins and triplets, jobbers' prices I3c delivered in Portland; Young Americas, 14. Butter City creamery prima S5e; Willamette valley cubes, 20c; ranch.

17c. Poultry Hens, 12fil2Hc; old roosters, 10c; broilers and '22c; younir turkeys, ISSflitc, drenaed 2S4i 25c. Erks Freeh Oregon ranch, candled, on street, 20c; case count. 13c STAYTON NEWS Funeral of Mr. Jaines Held Students Visit Salem rorMinalr.

Stayton, May 19. Funeral exercises were held here In Lone Oak Cemetery Sunday over the remains of J. W. James, who died at the family home in North Santiam on Friday of last week. The I.

O. O. F. lodges of Aunisville and Stayton had charge of the service. The "Hizz medical company of fun makers are entertaining a large crowd of people nightly at the Star theater.

Miss Dot Olmstead one of the Stayton mail force, was In the tal city Saturday on a shopping expedition. Several pupils from the Stayton public schools went to Salem Saturday and participated In the spoiling contest, but failed to bring home any of the prizes. Mrs. Smith of Salem was in the first of the week In the Interest of the organization of a Woman's Relief Corps here. Mr.

and Mrs. Riley Fhilllps came in from their farm home Monday for a short visit with their daughter, Miss Alma, who is convalescing at the J. P. Williams' home. Thos.

Becker of this city left the first of the week for San Francisco, where he will visit several weeks at the fair. Mr. Hecker also expects to visit several other California cities before he returns to Oregon. Miss Hazel Lambert returned to her home near Mt. Pleasant Saturday after spending several days In Stayton, the guest of her cousin, Mrs.

F. H. Down. Mrs. Oliver llaker of Kingston, and her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Crolsant, were Stayton visitors Monday. Will Sloper, wife and little granddaughter, came over from Salem Saturday for an over Sunday visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. Sloper of this place. Miss Maud Morton of Salem Is visiting with Stayton friends this week. Rev. J.

A. Goods of Fortland, who has been visiting his father here, conducted the morning service at the M. E. church Sunday. Mabel Gardner spent Sunday with her parents, returning to Salem In evening.

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