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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-01

the second time Mr. Smith has qualified
the trip. including comprehensive
tour OF Indianapolis and a visit to the
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Russell
who Is to ha znAyoraIty candidate Is
spending this week on the trip.
The western Union Telegraph Of
Gee has been snOved to the store of
Oscar Lottinville, 637 1lsth street,
wherel the hours OF opening will be
from s a m. to S p m This VIII
make II open one hour later in the ev-
ening the office formerly closing at 7
, m and at meal times. which will
not be the case now. Mr. Lottin-
vile will be 4he operator and intends
TO make every effort TO improve the
service which VIII be welcome news No
the Whiting people.
There viii he meeting at the II S.
Auditorium this evening at p. m. for
the purpose Of discussing the proposed
amendments TO the constitution The
speakers to be Senator j. J. NedJl. Os-
car A. Ahigren, r. Joseph sullivan and
Joseph Chula, the latter TO speak In
the foreign tongue. There Is hoped
to be large attendance. the meeting 10
be given under the direction OF the
League of Women voters Commercial
Club and American Legion.
The funeral OF Mrs Arthur u. Hey
den. age rs years or 422 Ohio avenue
will be held tomorrow afternoon IN
der the direction OF undertaken Huber
OF East Chicago. Services viii be
preached BY Rev. Chas. F.. Truehlood
at the CONGREGATIONAL church at zoo
.. m. Mrs. Heyden who was Miss I'll
a HIATT before her marriage. six years
ago. suffered from complication OF
diseases. passing away at St Der
nard's hospital in Chicago. She 4,
survived BY her husband and two son.
Roy. age years and Harry. l year
and her mother Mrs. John HIATT anc
three brothers. Henry. Walter and Ro,
HIATT. The remains are TO ibe crematec
at lakewood cemetery Chicago
Mrs Arnold Exton- Porter and Mrs
Louis c. Baker have returned home
from a two weeks vacation spent a
Crooked Lake, Wis.
The Tri Kappa Sorority held meet
ing at the home OF Miss Louise Vate'
on Laporte avenue.
John Kanaiis. charged with reckless
auto driving. plead guilty and paid I
! fine Of s1.o0 and costs
Mrs. Myron Jones, matron at tn
Day Nursery. IS enjoying weeks va
cation. part OF which she Is spending
at Chesterton.
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STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Alice joyce An "Ceusin Kate also
comedy and Frtsna- S-31-l
The Pythhan Sisters will begin their
regular meetings Friday evening.
The committee in charge are making
plans for a very fine entertainment, al
so the serving of refreshm ents, all
members are urged to be present.
Miss EleAnore Plau who has been con
fined TO her home on Myrtle avenue.
for the past four weeks. seriously Ill.
is reported better at this time.
Mrs Geo. Golding and her guest
Miss Rose IAHaynes Of Laporte avenue
attended the Parthenon theatre in
Hammond on Tuesday evening.
Mics Vera Flaugher OF Myrtle ave-.
continues to be very III at her home.
and Is attended by Or. Base Of East
side
The Robertsdale friends OF Mrs. Ar
thur Heyden, who was formerly Ella
HIATT were more than shocked and
grieved 10 hear OF her death which oc-
Cured at the 81. Bernard's hospital on
Wednesday morning
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Mccoy OF Myrtle
avenue are entertaining relatives from
Paducah. Ky. at their home for sew
eral days
Mrs Tom Baird OF Roberts avenue,
vas Hammond visitor on Tue sday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Trcyer Of Indian
| apolis Blvd, entertained friends. Mr..
and Mrs. # Bell of Fort Wayne. Ind
Nj and Mrs. J. r Smith and Earnes,
Smith OF Gary. at their home over last
/ Sunday
Katharine Knsli of East Side spent
last evening at the II Duncan home on
! Reese avenue.
| Or and Mrs. Broder son and children
/ and MIR and Mrs. Carlyle. OF Lincoln
avenue spent Tuesday motoring 70
different points in Illinois DR. Brod.
erson is at the present time taking his
/ two weeks vacation.
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-FOUR very life says Dr. Csrey,
,ns and health of your kidneys so
wSatever you do don't neglect them
T1r Careys famous prescription No.
-77 known as Marshroot is not recon-
oended for everything, but We cannot
~ strongly urge its use II you suffer
from annoying bladder troubles fire.
9aith snlarting or irritation, brick dust
gedin,ent or highly coiored urine,
sIoating irritability with loss OF flesh.
bBasckacRe. rheumatism or any ether
~ Grayel for kidney disease IN It's
1iorst form may be stealing upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow to begin
the suse OF this wonderful prescription
- YOU have any Of the above symptoms
Ils,dnev and Bladder troubles don't
,Near away They will grow upon you
slowly, stealthily and with unfailing
Sever mind the failures Of the past
- YOU even suspect that you are sub
iiect 70 Kidney Disease, don't lose a
Seeg authorized to return the purcha Sc
money on the hrst two bottles 70 all
1rho state they have received no hene-
dt-Adv-
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WHITING
-und its
PEOPLE
WHITING SCHOOL FORCE

5OHOOL
The following Is complete list OF
tho corp OF teachers for the Whiting
PUBLIC sshan.s for me year ls2l-l922
schoul year:
Supervisors and Special Teachers:-
Q. II herrlnan. manual training;
Agnes J. Douglass, Art. Irene Ste wart.
Art, Roystta Transeau. Writing; Julia
Cuddeback. Music. L d. Hart, Physical
Education; Naomi IaEsett. Physical
Education. Ethel NJ Somers. Domestic
Science.
High sohoo'-I~ c. Grub. Principal.
American HiTory. Z. l. RiordAn, Sci
ence: q. T. Franklin, Science; 0. R.
Splitter, Mathematics. Margaret Canine
Mathematics; Jean b Hurst. English:
Bertha Hunter. English: Margaret Boo.
English and Public Speaking Marior-
10 Kelly. French. Meta Wilhelm. Latin J.;
". r. Bue-c kholtE Machine Shop; Ber-
nard Wesley. Printing. Sadie Tarnseau,
Comm rciaL
Junior High School:-E- L Cariyon.
Principal Gertrude Kohnhorst. HIS
tory; Jessie l. Ferris. English, vernon
Horn. English: r. Z. Beard. Mathem at
ics; Leila Crooke. Mathematics, Mid
red Atnsley, Geography; seraphine Dim
mick, Reading and Expression
Grades-Anna Ro5ahn. Mary Belger
Jane e. white. Edith T-ll. Blanche
Gilman, Ann Danks. I-olo Newlin.
J.aurette Coetbel Anna Stafford, Nora
sullivan. Evelyn Stewart. Berthe Tull.
Mary Beal May Moxley. Cora Black
hurst. Catherine Petersen. Bessie
Naef
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Taylor, Carrie
tsillett and Eva Johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. H. p. 1vey returned
Tuesday night from Indianapolis where
they have been IN attendance at a
famny reunion acid at the home OF
Rey. 3. F. IveY in that city
Tho business OF the fourth quarter
y conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church viii be conducted tonight
~ Rev W. f. Mckenzie. district sup
e-intenden OF the south Bend district
The services will begin at eight o'clock
fsll attendance OF the officials end
other members 80 requested
Mercedes Parker OF Sheridan avenue
had her tonsils removed at the HIN
oils Central hospital in Chicago. Gil
bert Water son OF Mrs. Charles Water
OF Laporte avenue, also had hts tonsil:
removed at the came hospital
Mrs Ralph Thrush entertained a
number OF ladies at her home in Atchi-
con avenue, IN honor OF Mrs Harry
Kane OF Cleveland. Ohio The after
noon was spent IN tho playing OF bunct
prizes being awarded and refreshrnent:
we're served
An eight pound daughter v-1s borr
to Mr.. and Mrs A c Bauer Of 65t
i2oth street yesterday morning. Th'
mother and babe are getting a1onl
nicely.
Misses Kathryn and Myrtle Peder
cen arc home from trip 10 Buffalo
Niagara Falls. New York City and II
Washington. D. c.
Russell r. Smith. representative o
the Equitable Insurance Co. is agail
IN the quarter million class OF insur
ance writers who are every year give-
e1 outing by the company. This T.
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Whfn1s of the Hour IN Millinery

Hcca ashton Bno TranW NJ
and PaV
is
ethta heet nndt h
Fnce1tm adS a and $l295
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SPECIAL SALE on SCHOOL SHOES
Buying poor shoes TO save money Is
like st0pD4nE the clock TO save time.
Moral-Fsuy your shoes at the Whiting
shoe store, next 20 the star Theatre.
al ,
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n you have not tried The Whiting
Savings and Loan Association plan OF
saving. start now Current dividend
rate per cent 9-,-1
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

First Meeting Of Fall Term Thurs
day. Ser n5oer 1st. 500 .. m. Bust
ness OF Importance will be discussed
by Past Chancellors. All members
are urged 10 be present.
B. c. wOEHIIE. X. Of r. s
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
"Peck'm Bad Boy" with Jackie CooG-
nn in '~The KID s-l-a
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FOR RENT furnished rooms at 24+
Laporte avenue, phone Whiting 74-J.
s-31-7
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Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO

C1ogged up Kidney Deposits are Dig
solved and the Toxins (Pofsons) Com
ple&eIy Driven Ont. Druggists Told
70 Guarantee IL In Every instance.
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STAR THEATRE roNrGH

ETAN III EAIHE IUN IOf1I
alice Joyce I'm "CosIsfn Kate" nIso a
comedy and Pr1smn Sail
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PRINCESS THEATRE

FOR RENT-St1 room Bungalow, call
W X whiting News Co. 81 2
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PRINCESS THEATRE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY
aPeck'a Bad Boy with JackIe COOE-
an in lsThe Kid al 3
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FOR SALE+Reed Baby Buggy. at 1874
Roberts avenue. Whiting s12
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Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

FOR RENT Furnished Rooms at 5l<
Fred street, whiting. $780,
FOR sALE-seven room brick house,
on 40 II. lot. garage in rear. 4o4 Cen
trail avenue, phone 22S-J, Whiting.
s-30-4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09
MT. Angel Store
Is Damaged by
Night Blaze

Mt. Angel, Or, April 9.-An
early morning fire occurred in the
j. w. Elmer store few days ago
Just at the time the new fire truck
was in Portland undergoing re-
pairs. The fire was discovered at
8 o'clock in the morning by the
night police who Immediately gave
the alarm, and the fire company
and many citizens responded
promptly.
The fire company succeeded in
keeping the flames confined with
in the room, but the fire had gain
ed quite start before it was dis
covered. Mr.. Egner estimates his
loss to the stock, fixtures and
building at approximately $1,000.
How the fire originated is not
known.
Mr.. Ebner's loss was partly COW
cred by insurance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09

Rousinlg Meet
AT Mil City

Mill City had a rousing Four l.
meeting Wednesday night, ac-
cording to Walter D. Smith Of
Silverton, district organizer for
that order, who was in town ON
his way to Portland. Mr.. Smith
was the speaker of the evening.
In his address he discussed the
wage scale and other conditions
pertaining to the lumber indus
try, which seems to be more or
less at stand still on account
of no market, rates, and other
causes. W
During the meeting election Of
officers was held which resulted
as follows: Jack Shearer, chair-i
man; Bert Denning, vice chair
man; VIM. Witt, secretary; G. e.
Thomas, member of the confer
ence committee, ana Ben Kelly.
chairman of the entertainment
committee.
Talks were given by F.. r. Olin.
superintendent of the Hammond
Lumber company; H. e. Morgan,
superintendent of the mill, and
Mr.. Baker, manager of the Ham
mond Lumber company store in
Mill City. Supper was served and
the meeting did not adjourn un-
til near morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09

Grain: Average valley wheat
(bulk) 85c bushel; average val
Hay: Cheat hay $22.OO@23.OO
oat hay $22.OO@24.OO: clover
hay $2O@22.
Meat: Hogs $1O.75; dressed
hogs lac; top steers TIC;
cows 5 nc; bulls 495c; lambs 3
a &c; sheep ysarling 2@5c; ewes
3@5c; veal fancy dressed lac.
Poultry and eggs: Eggs 17c;
light hens tic; heavy hens 22C;
old roosters 10c; stays 16.
Butterfat: Buttsrfat 3Sc;
creamery butter 44@45c; coun-
try butter 33c.
Wholesale Prices
Vegetables: Oregon onions 75c
@s1.OO cwt; California onions
s1.75 cwt; bsets $500 cwt: let
tuce Imperial valley $3.50;
Los Angeles lettuce $3.75; turn
ips 81 cwt; carrots S1.0O@1.5O
sack; parsnips $3.50 cwt; cauli-
flower $3.50 per dozen; potatoes
s125 per cwt: California cabbage
$3.50 cwt; green peppers Csc; eel
cry $1.25 @1.75 dozen; spinach
10c pound; ThIlbarb 12c; aspara.
gus 12c pound.
Fruits: Oranges S5.25@5.5O;
lemons s3.50@450; bananas
11hc; dates, pounds (bulk) 25e,
Dromedary dates 81 case; blPeE
figs 10c; white figs IL 3kc; Cali.
fornia grapefruit $500; Florida
grapefruit $3.50: Arizona grape.
fruit $3.50.
Retail Prices.
Butter and eggs: Eggs 23c;
creamery butter 49@5Oc; country
butter 40c.
Portland Markets.
Portland, Or, April 9.-Cattle
steady; receipts fifteen; choice
steers S7.5O9s.oo; medium to
choice $6.75 @I5O: fair "a
good S6.OOGs.75; common
to fair $500 500; choice cows
and heifers $6.OOQ6.75; medium
to good $500 500: fair to me-
dium $500 al $50; common to fair
$4.50R5.50; Gamers S2.25Q4.5O;
bulls S3.5O95.0O; choice daily
calves s1z.50013.OO; prime light
$11.50012.S0: medium $500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09
REAL ESTATE
GOOD BUYS


1 acre tract, close to carline,
good room cottage, u acre bear
ing logans. Price $4,000.
5 acres all cultivated, good
bungalow, 2 acres bearing logans,
2 X acres prunes, rock road. Price
$4,000. s.fHHa
10 acres of fine bearing prunes,
s and 10 years old; good road, A
miles south. Price $4,000, terms.
Well improved 10 acres with
fine new bungalow, loganberries,
! prunes, Strawberries, family or
chard, some timber, close in, good
road. Price $6S6O, terms.
20 acre. tract. 16 acres cultivat-
ed, 8 room house, barn, family
orchard, good road. Price $4,000,
Y cash. 81
SS acre tract, room house,
barn, q acres of bearing prunes,
acres of loganberries set last
year good road, Rosedale section.
Price $4,000.
l05 acres located on the Gar
den road just l u miles from car
line, nearly all cultivated, house
and barn. This would be a fine
farm to subdivide in smaller
tracts. Price $24600.
HOUSES
Fine 7 room modern home To-
Gated on Court street, large lot.
fine location. Price $6500, terms.
room house and three fine
lots, bearing fruit, good street
close to carline. Price $3.50, terms
room cottage, bath, toilet.
| lights. large lot, close to carIina
south Salem. Price $4,000, terms.
w. H GRABENHORST & co.
| 275 State street. ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09
Turks Advancing

Paris, April g. Turkish Ma
tionalists have resumed their ad-
vance in the Brusa sector OF Asia
Minor, according to dispatches re-
ceived at the French foreign of
flee. Fears are entertained here
for the safety of the entire Greek
expeditionary force. The magni-
tude of the reverse suffered by the
Greeks appears to be greater than
at first supposed.
best feeders $1,000 $50; fair to
good $5.50@6.
Hogs steady; receipts 154; prime
light $11.OO@11.25; smooth heavy
$1O.25 @1O.75; rough heavy $500
@9.25; fat pigs $11@11.25.
Sheep steady; receipts 21; east
of mountain lambs $f.oC @'S.uO;
valleys $5.50@6.25; heNev S5.O0.
a 600; feeders 5000 o.V0. cuhs
4. 5.00 ewes $1.50 soc;
light yearlings $5.50@GO" heavy
$500 $50; wethers IS 00B6 80.
Butter steady; extra cubes sec;
cartons 43c; prints 42c.
Butterfat, No l churning cream
3Sc o b Portland; under grades
sec.
Eggs: Selling price case count
22@23c; buying price 10000:
selling price candled 24@25c; Sc
lects candled in cartons 25026c.
Poultry: Hens, light zoe; heavy
24@25c; broilers, "a a 26c; roost-
ers IL; turkeys SIC; geese nomi-
nal; ducks nominal.
Millstuffs: Millrun $27@2S.
Hay: Buyingp rice, timothy $24
@26; alfalfa $1s; grain mixed
$22@23; clover SIG; cheat $22@
.23.
Wheat: Hard white S1.12;
soft white $1.10; northern spring
$1.07; white club $1.10; hard
winter $1.07; red WaIla S1.07.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09
L. A. HAYFORD
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE
INSURANCE

SO acres Z miles SW of Salem on
graveled road, 81 in cultivation,
red and black soil; 5 acres prunes,
1 acre cherries. X English wal
nuts, 3 acres apples, Il straw
berries, acres logans, ~ or more
acres oats; balance brush, stumps
and pasture; 2 horses, 1 COW, l
heifer, all implements on place;
4 room house, barn 16x40, good
spring of water. Is this the place
you are looking for at a price $8,-
900, terms.
240 acres 8 Y miles from Aums-
vile, on good road, 100 in cult
vatiOn, balance in good timber,
all fit to cultivate. Crops are, wheat,
oats and corn to fallow, family
orchard, Is head of fine cows, G
head of work horses, 2 colts, s
brood sows, II shoats, all imple-
ments on place; room house,
barn, shop and tools large garage
good wells and running water. II
you are looking for a good farm
see this. Price $12O rer acre, terms
L. A. HAYFORD
305 State street, ms
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REAL ESTATE

303 acres miles from Salem
on good road. 200 acres in culti-
walton. balance in timber and
pasture. Fair house and barn.
Good spring. $50 per acre, easy
terms.
lao acres, 40 in cultivation,
acres of bearing loganz, some fine
pasture. All good land on good
road. $50 per acre. 1t joins an
electric station between here and
Portland. This is a genuine bar
gain. Good terms.
2 fine farms on Garden road at
$125 per acre for quick sale. Can
you beat it? Good improvements
6S acres ~ miles south on
Pacific highway. 5S in crops, Good
improvements. $1,000, $45OO cash
40 acres all in cultivation and
cropped with acres prunes, 2
acres pears, cherries, apples and
walnuts, acres strawberries. $9,-
500, $2500 cash, balance long
time. Close in on good road.
Is acre country home on Pa
cific highway All in fruit with
strictly modern bungalow and 9th
er buildings.
10 acres with modern 7 room
house. Fine orchard, acres straw
berries and some rented land goes
if sold soon. $4,000, ~ cash.
acres on Pacific highway close
in with acres logans and some
family fruit. room house. $4,000
easy terms.
acre with room plastered
house on highway. $1,000.
acre with z room house. barn
and chicken house, Fine garden
and fruit. s225O, easy terms.
room plastered house, electric
lights, paved street, garage Best
buy in city, Look at it, 1897 $4,000
room cottage on s. 18th. Mod
ern except furnace. $4,000, s1UuO
cash.
If you want strictly modern
house, see me. have them pric-
ed right. Let us sell your house
or farm, we know how.
ARTHUR e. PETERSEN
229 Oregon bldg. ef&
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09
BEST BUY SPECIALS

BESE BO SEbC1Al1o
acres, all cultivated, room
house, family orchard, good barn,
chicken house, close in on Garden
road; a splendid home for the
price. $475O, terms on part.
10 acres, 5 in bearing prunes, l
cherries, ga logans, room house,
barn, sheds, coops, 5 miles from
court house. $1,000, half cash.
SO acres, IL cultivated, tim
ber, balance cut over, all the best
of soil; 100 cords cut wood, stump
puller, room bungalow with
built in- features, new barn, shed,
hog house, running water; faces
on two rock roads; 4 " miles from
Salem, only $11,6O0. Terms.
acres timber, u milse from
Salem center. $500, half cash.
Is acres, logans, 8 years old;
2 garden land, timber, good soil
IL miles from station; all fenced,
only $45O0. Half cash.
Sc acres, 20 cultivated, rs tim
ber pasture, new 8 room bungalow
good barn, coops, etc. On paved
road, / mile from town. A dandy
buy at $4,000; half cash, balance
6 per cent.
Ga acres, 81 cieared, 81 timber,
4 room house, barn, woven wire
fenced; miles from Amity. $4,000
half cash, or will trade on larger
farm.
20 acres, in fruit; house, barn,
8 garden land; 10 timber; 5 miles
from Salem. $1,000. Will sell on
easy terms or take $4,000 residence
in Salem as first payment.
Have the largest list of good Sa-
lem residences for sale now that
1 ever had.
SOCOLOFSKY
341 State st. Phone $40. n"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-09

NOWHERE IN THE ENTIRE
CITY will you find such a won
derful display of HOMES FOR
SALE. Every. district, every
kind of home. PRICES YOU
CAN PAY. Every home before
being listed with me is first per-
sonally INSPECTED AND AP-
PRAISED. II necessary, I'll help
you make your down payment.
This is the famous Mcclure
System" The best for buyer and
seller.
$4,000 Neat little bungalow home;
two bedrooms; large living
room; bath, kitchen, built
in features; laundry room;
woodshed. Several young
fruit trees; berries; two lots
100x13O. Very easy terms to
reliable party.
$500 Four room bungalow: coZy
place. One bedroom; living
room, dining room, kitchen.
full basement, furnace. Eice
lot, east front. $500 cash.
$500 Five room bungalow on Ha-
zel avenue. $500 cash. SIS
monthly.
$4,000 Fine room honse; large
lot, barn. Splendid buy.
Walking distance.
$3.50 Eight room bungalow. Riv-
erside drive. Garage; excel
lent value. 5000 cash, $25
monthly.
$4,000 Seven room bungalow. 1880
Center street. Good terms.
S4S0O New 7 room bungalow. All
modern cOnveniences ex-
cept furnace. Good terms.
S4S00 Six room modern bunga-
low. Fine home. Has two
good lots; garage, barn:
lots of fruit. No basement.
half cash.
For your home, whether IN town
or country, I can help you.
Many fine buys in acreage. Some
fine Canada trades.
CHAS. w. NIEMEYER
Just Real Estate"
2i5-21s Masonic Temple. Salem,
or. Phones 1000, 1914. n"
GOOD BUYS FOR THE MONEY
room bungalow, just listed.
good corner lot, close to the car
line, east, mostly modern. $500.
on one floor.
6 rooms all on one floor, close
to State street, paved street, for
$3.50.
1 have a beautiful modern home
close in, 1875 foot front on paved
street, car Iine. for $4,000.
City houses from $500 up, easy
payments and terms.
ACREAGE -
IS IA acres, good road, good
soil. fair buildings, mail route,
half cultivated. in crop, fuel tim
Der, for $500. south Of Salem.
Acreage improved and pnim-
proved on sman payments.
H. E. BROWN
State and Commercial, over Bus
ick's. phone $50. n
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
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REAL ESTATE
BECKE & HEN BRICKS
205 U. S. Bank bldg.
HOTTCEG


rooms, modern except base
ment, fireplace, $500 cash will
handle.
Z rooms, plastered, lights, large
lot, barn, $500 cash will handle.
rooms, plastered, fine light
and plumbing fixtures, $500 cash
will handle.
room house, modern, garage,
pavement, $500 cash will handle.
3 room house, acre ground,
fine chicken house, city water,
close to car, $500 cash VIII handle.
room modern bungalow, ga
rage, lot 100x12O, chicken house,
$4,000, good terms.
rooms, strictly modern, hot
water furnace, fireplace, garage,
fine location, s6SO0.
rooms, strictly modern, two
large lots all in flowers. fruit and
garden. $4,000.
rooms, fine location, strict
ly modern, everything built in.
$500. 86t
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RADCLIFFE & WARNINGS
BEST BUYS


10 acres 8 miles from center of
the city on Jefferson road, acres
in cultivation, of which 1 acre is
in strawberries, lots of evergreen
blackberries; spring creek runs
thru the place from which about
2 acres could be irrigated. We can
sell this place for a small pay
ment down and $500 per year, In
terest at percent
20 acres about miles from Sa-
lem in the prune belt, IL acres
prunes years old, and 2 acres
stray Wberries, no buildings. $3.50
cashs balance $3.50 per year, in
terest at percent. Price $4500.
96 acres miles from a good
town on main highway, 8S acres
in cultivation, balance oak tim
ber large barn, room house;
some crop in now. Price including
all equipment, $1,000; will con-
slider a small tract near Salem in
trade, balance easy terms.
See us if you want to buy a
farm, orchard tract or city prop
erty, we have a large list to
choose from.
RADCLIFFE & WARING
341 State street. nS9*