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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

Oregon. Phones 1000, lOl4 zao-
GET A stOME
a fine A room bungalow. that
has all modern conveniences. base
ment and furnace, east front, for
$4,000, terms.
room bungalow. modern en-
cept basement and furnace, $zSVo,
terms ..s
room modern except furnace
and basement, good condition, vi,
0Oo. terms; another room close
in same price with terms.
room close in on Commerciai
street, good ceAdition, with pase-
ment, $4,000. terms.
Small house and coed lot TOT
$3.50.
q Good vacant lots on payments.
COUNTRY PROPERTY
One and one half acres close IN,
pood soil. good well, buildings ror
S100O.s $3.50 cash, balance like rent
50 acres, half cultivated. bal
ance timber and pasture. running
uater acres 7-year old prunes
700 3-year old trees, looV YEA
old, small house, barn reaus =
but up, on a good roaA mali rouss'
| for $500. terms. ,,
81 acres, Al is In bearing neasy
with prunes, logans, apples cnei-
ries. pears and plums, balance ~
Young fruit, with buildings, Irul,
| house and dryer, on goou roae
not far from Salem. on high grouna
| the income OF this place TINS yeaI
will viii be almost half the price OF
the place, and that is only Wv.
900. Terms on balance II the rirst
| lhalf Is cash.
Room 20, over Busick's store, cor
ner State and Commercial. n2se-
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
10 acres all in cultivation. besl
/ az land. near Salem; view cannot
he surpassed in Willamette val
lev Some fruit, fenced; Adjoining
tract can not be bought for less
4 than $1,000 per acre. This lays pet
/ ter and can be had for less thaa
/ 5000 per acre. Come in and let u
4 show 1t to you.
i PETTEYS REALTY CO.
3311a State street. n. n
= IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
i rooms modern with dutcf
i kitchen, basement, garage, at 1oo'
4 s. Church, $3.50. terms.
\ 8 rooms modern, dutch kitchen
basement and furnace at 4S3 ,
l23d.
j. 6 rooms ola, liveable with sew
err. city water, 8 flues, fruit, larg'
fine lot on pavement and car. W.
900 and your own terms. 6S6 y
n 10th.
s rooms modern, with dutcl
kitchen, basement and garage
large lot.
II s rooms, brand new with dutcl
kitchen, basement $4,000, terms.
VI we can show you Is moderl
J. bungalows, all are plastered. VIII
ell and nice bath. Immediate pos
+ session means today.
BECKE e. HENDRICKS
[ EOS u. s. Natl: bank bldg. Pnon
l161 dAo Q
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28
Ioff HIS an Original Idea OF What Good LUCK 70.

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

JOURNAL WAN 4 1AIJo "a
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

WANTED-Young or middle age
woman to do housekeeping, fam
lily of two, good home, steady
place, good wages. Address
Mary E. Gwin. Monmouth, Or.
g232
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28
NEW TODAY TODAY

REWARD o. $50 for the recov.
cry OF the body OF L. A. sawvar
who was drowned last S5ge,, Snn5a,,,
oept, ~, near Ward X. Rich
ardsons store. Phone 100. m2a8
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28
For Sale--Wood

OTD fir. second growth fir ana
oak wood from $S to $12 cord,
Call 744R. eee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

= room house with pantry.
<h' hot and cold water, 50x1O9
~ lot. near Standifer ship
~ IN Vancouver, Wn.. to eN-
ranee for Salem property, i'm
sgyed or unimproved. good
.anee Tor mechanic to obtain
sM Phone 1888, or cali az
=. -falr ground road. a234
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28
For Sale-Houses

1CSf real estate. Gcrtrrde j. NJ
rage. 4s2 N. Cottage. Phone 1855
I. t-l... !. III Z $E.s -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

WANTED-Prune pickers, will
take you outievery day, men
with families for dryer help and
picking, 25 days work. Phone
36F16. Claude HI. Stevenson.
g233
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28
FOR -SALE

roH SALE - Cow, fresh one
month. gives four gallons varv v
gentle. See ]. ]. johnson, Ri. &
oox i47B Salem, three miles
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

THE Peoples Cash store requires
the services of an experienced
delivery man.. one. able to han
die truck. a g231
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

,' -A leaving city, will sell 6
~ comfortable house, speci-
>s.-ons. 3 bedrooms. large
~ ~ room. fireplace. panelled
!. room in walnut finish.
eiectricity. full dry base
- - furnace; location, state
~ : blocks. high school 4
grade school IL blocks.
N ~ .'proFements in and paid.
5 move move out and give immedi-
P'ssesston. Phone 1851
2s2s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

HOUSES close in and far ont ali
sizes and all prices. Gertrude j.
~. Page, 492 N. Cottage, phone
sa'l1186.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28
For Sale--Farms

FOR SALE-Beautiful country
home, 10 acres rich brown loan,
\ new 8 room plastered house.
good barn and out buildings, !
span horses, cow, all farm I'M
piements, part of crop, " MI.
out. Price $4,000, terms; Hars
q Muller. 2O8 oregon bldg. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

WANTED-Prune pickers, box
110. Salem Heights; phone IL
F12; fifteen cents. g233
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

FOR SALE-A fine 1arlH or
acres. 2O5 in cultivation pal
ance pasture with living water
and some valuable oak grup TIM.
ber This is one Of the pest
wheat and clover farms in the
valley. A rich, dark soil with ma
tural drainage; no hills nor
gravel; good buildings. Price
s1o5 per acre. Hart & Muller,
9D9 Oregon blrg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

WOOD Tor sdIe we an,
prompt delivery on 1o-m. mn
wood. Order now for your WIN
fer supply. Heavy Aft. I'd growth
Fir Fred e. Wells, 305 S. Churcn
phone 1912. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

PRUNE pickers wanted at Shand
orchard. Phone 1946J or 9F15.
g2S2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-28

WANTED women sorters. one
helper and 1 dryer man. Phone
58F12. r. w. Clark. g232
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12

In Romanish, "Grasa de Bandet."
"Corser on His Horse, Roumania,"
Mr.. Morris Harris.
Group Of Songs, "A Bvevle der
Marne," Solomon Snelevitz, Gertrude
Rothkopf. Bernice Rothkopf, accom-
PIANIST.
Dance, Miss Avidon and Miss Hof-
Ian, Y. D. 0. I. Club of Talmud To-
rah.
REGULATIONS, "My Country" Mad
son, Russia, Mrs. Jarkey; "The Palm
and the Pine" Heine, Germany, Mrs.
Eisenberg.
Violin Solo, "valse Bluette," Leo
pold Auer, Abe Kaufman.
REGULATIONS, "The Sweat Shop"
Rosenfe1d, Poland, Mr.. Schneider;
1.-THE Melting Pot" -Zangwill, Eng
land, Mrs. Henderson; TRANSLATION
from Horace" by Untermeyer, Amer
lea, Mrs. Fonda; Statue of Liberty"
Emma Lazarus, America, Fay Laz-
arus.
Talk, Happy Get-Together," Miss
Bertha Clark, University of Mime
sofa.
Tab1eaux and Folk Dance, present
ed by Max FEEDER, president Alumni
of Ta1mud Torah; Peasant Scenes
in Russia" Y. D. o. I. Club; Ameri-
ca, Audience, Headquarters, Tai
mud Torah.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12
Page seven

ago for the manufacture of grocery
specialties and aniline. products, has
under his direction already gained for
itself a wide distribution in its field.
Lyons Lightning Products are now to
be found on the shelves of every en-
terprising grocer in the Twin Cities,
and will soon have national distribu-
ton. The demand for them is grow
ing so fast, that Mr.. Lyons has al
ready outgrown his present facilities,
and is planning the construction Of
five story building to house his enter
prises. An expert chemical engineer,
he has perfected secret processes for
the manufacture of 100 articles of gem
eral use, which he will gradually add
to his line until all his Lightning
Products are on the market. Among
the articles now in use in the kitchens
of many homes, are soaps, cleansers,
ammonia, bluing, and washing pow
ders. The Lyons Chemical Com
pany's advertisement on another page
of this issue will be well worth while
any housewives reading.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12
TOSCHA SEIDEL WITH THE
MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY

The so1oist with the Symphony Or
chestra for Thursday in Saint Paul
and Friday in Minneapolis will be
Toscha Seide1, the last of the Auer
pupils to come over from Russia
Toscha who is not quite twenty years
old, although he looks older, is not
a mere vio1inist but is an artist of
rare quality. Auer, the mater of all
the great violinists, describes Toscha
in the following manner: "He has
the perfect technique Of Heifetz, the
volume of tone of E1man, the abil-F
ity to interpret of Zimbalist, and is
a great artist BESIDES" He was born
in Odessa, Russia, in 1900 and came
to the United States in 1918. It
took but one concert to create an
enviable reputation among the mu-
sic lovers, musicians and music
critics.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12
JEWISH PROGRAM GIVEN AT
HARRISON SCHOOL.

More than 800 Jews attended the
gathering given at the Harrison
school on Monday evening last. The
gathering was given by the Minneap-
oils Colony of New England Women,
who acted as hostesses. The follow
ing program of poetry and music by
Jewish composers of many lands
was presented:
Group of Songs, Alumni of Ta1mud
Torah.
Welcome Words, "Jewish Contribu-
ton to the World" Mr.. Lewis, prin-
cipa1 Harrison School,
Piano Duet, Mary Eisenberg, Ruth
Piano Solo. "Rose Fete," Mary
Wienger.
Readings and REGULATIONS, "Elegy
to Zion," Kalevi, Spain, Mrs. Ansell;
my Gazelle," Ben Solomon, Italy,
Mrs. Levin.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12
A NEW INDUSTRY IN MINNIE
APOIIS

There was time not long ago
when clothing manufacture and gen
eral retail store business was prac-
tically the only field which attracted
Jewish commercial enterprise. Very
recently change has been taking
place. Jewish business men are now
actively entering all lines of manu-
featuring and merchandising. This
is especially true of the young men.
In this community, Mr.. Edward F.
Lyons, recently come to Minneapolis,
is among the pioneers to enter on
the manufacture of chemical prod
ucts. The Lyons Chemical Company
established by him only few months
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12
JUDEAN CLUBS.

The hope Of Zion club Of Young
gudea under the leadership of Miss
Rena Burnett gave their Purim party
on Saturday evening last at the Tai
mud Torah. Jewish games were
played and lunch was served.
The members of the Young Judean
club, "The Flowers of Judea," gave
a Purim party Sunday at the Tai
mud Torah.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12

From holiday services ..... 1000
From social service dept, its
share for rent, fuel, light,
linen hire, water tax and
janitor ..,.............. 221.70
Total Receipts .......$1 ,480.83
Disbursements.
Teachers and other salaries 81 1925
Linen hire 1883
Water tax ............... 21.30
Electric: light and gas ..... 44.93
Telephone and telegram -. 7.45
House and school supplies. 30.86
Coal .................. 223.52
Office supplies and postage :. 1910
Sunday School books $500. 1875
Total Expenditures ISL ,478O7
Deficit in the treas. Feb. L.. 1,04915
Total .................& ,527.22
Deficit Feb. 20 81 ,O46.3o
Respectfully submitted,
/. SCHULMAN,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-12
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

The Ta1mud Torah is making ar.
rangements to- open number of
classes, Immediately after Pesach. It.
is planned to enroll all children of
all ages who apply for Hebrew edu-
cation. Pupils may now be regis
tered at the office of the Talmud
Torah between and P. M.
The Sha1achmonos Fund for Pal
estine children has reached a final
total of $64.61. The following con-
tributed:
Mr.. Kass' first class .%.11
Mr.. Kass' second class ....... .11.A
Miss Leviton's class ......... 420
Miss Goldberg's class ........ 500
Mr.. Heilicher's first class So. 7.02
Mr.. Heilicher's second class -. 500
Mr.. Margalith's first class (for
children at Suffed) .......... 40l
Mr.. Margalith's second class (for
children at Tiberius) ,...... Gil
Midrasha Class ............... 2.42
Sunday School Children ......... 500
lBenoth Zion Club ............ 200
Yood Tow Tow Club ........ 4.44
Petach Tikvoh Club (for Petach
Tikvoh) .................... 2.40
$64.61
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-11-13
DEMOCRATS PLAN
REORGANIZATION
NUMEROUS CONFERENCES HELD
OK RF6s0N@TRErTE0w P0E-s-
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Cost Of REPUb-
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DEATH Claims
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YDuNG REFUGEE
REACHRsTETE
PETER Dsesss- FUGITIVE FROM
RUSSIA TE1zLf> sFsyRT of E<-
CAPE FROM REaEa~HFVTE.

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Comments Upon
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aERATS WILL HAVE FEWER
LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS

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CROP YIELDS N
SOUTH DAKDTl
ssaW BET-HEg. MARE-

Si0uE FaAlE Nor 1@-ZEle -eEniET
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AGED MAN dies
FROM EXPOSURE
BRUISED AID CIT WHEN STETM-
HELP

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suffered s EzIl rxHurranE home trum
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