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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
apcrs. Jainison declared

inpcts. lamisuu de- Jared
Advertising 10 the greatest DEVELOPER
Iu IN. world. the speaker maintained
why IN H." he continued. that wh'n
you go Ia buy chewing gum that YOU
bus the kind nine times Out Ut ten 'hat
has the flavor that remains SHOW me
a ten veat old child IN this country that
a. nsut know what u small whito h"g
sitting with his head cooked 10 one side
means. There are examples uf ndvcrtis
ing and what u viii do 10 amy business
In the local paper. though YOU may call
il IN. weekly hcndachc' IL the proper
plt,a fur you 10 advertise because "
reaches the people who are going to buy
your wares.
1T would BE- folly for Canadian bus
in.ss man in advertis" IN the saturday
Evening Post. that rs ~ far "a direct
results are concerned. Likewise "
would H. folly for the Overland company
Ia advertise IN the Canadian Record
alone. The overland company must I'd
verilac nationally and the merchant 10
cally Every picc" of printed matter In
the world Is said to hc read by NJ least
i've pairs of humna eyes II your l"al
tapcr haH circulation of one thousand
then tive thousand people see your ad
every issue. and there II a whole lot 81
difference IN the price of an al aud the
price - putting cut 5000 postcards and
the returns are greatly In favor of the
newspaper advertising.
\ very interesting PAPER was read
by 4. T. Thompson on the Relation he.
tween Dealers and Travelling Statesmen.
In behalf 81 Amarillo I'd Hardin
thanked ihc convention tor making this
~ place IT annual gathering. and as
surud the delegates that the city vii
cndcayor tu makc-tllllt- entertainment
even more pleasant In the future thar
II has been p-Ssiblc ~ do IN the past.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
TROOP %" HOLDS
ANNUAL BANQUET
HERE LAST NIGHT

The annual banquet ~ Tro'r ~. Fitsi
Texas Cavalry was held Tuesday even
ing In the Amarillo Hotel with twenty
five members present NJ the cun,lh
sion u! tho banquet. determination was
,Spresssd io have the next annual i'hsl
IN NAV. 1899 For Tho purpose ~ ms
ianquet there will L. consolidation ~
Truop a. and i'att.ry u - ,h" l52nd
Firld Artillery ~ the seth Division ~
TsNas
In connection With the meeting and
ianouet there was considerable discus.
sion ~ the Reorganization ~ ii,ttcr'
n ~ Tho iasnd Field Artillery. recruited
from the I'D battery of the same title
and from Troop ~ ~ q part - IN"
issnd DIVISION vhich latter rcprcscn's
the state National Guard u Texas. un
der the leadership 81 General liulcn.
The old organizations wet" under
FEDERAL jurisdiction or command. ana
iasnd Field Artillery rendered disiln'
euishcd Scryicc over seas. The present
organization as part 80 the National
Guard Army. offers opportunity Tor
p.r,~tuailng the fighting unit and al~'
81 Keeping the same In Amarillo. l"'h
u which seem highly important and
desirable 10 the boys who saw scrv
ice In the world war
Al former scNicc men and those who
care g. take rart IN this new organiza
iion. are requested to take III" matter
M with Harvey NJ. Crudging,on. with
out delay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
SERVICE TRUCK LINE
CONNECTS SP[ARMAN
WITH AMARILLO NOW

g.. HARRISON viii leave AMARILLO
this morning hy truck GA his return
trim o. Spglrman. When HARRISON ar
rhcs 40 Sp,armnn BE- VIII have com
i,lctvd the first round ~ tn ncw Spear.
man. Amarillo truck lime service"
The truck q new International. driven
D., Ilarhisuu aui,cd from Sp"nilnan
Tuesday afternoon. Il i'ft Surarnan
Monday morning II ~ iIlrlis"u's pur
pose a. continue q truck s'rNi'" Ice
tween Amarillo and Spcarmnn iilinf
.n the eau lett hy the unfinished read.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
Permit 10 build.

Permit ,o build was taken out by \.
y Zook Tuesday. Zcnk Is preparing to
erect a $1,000 residence al 100 Lincoln
Street. II :. Mayer was granted per
mi, Ia erect $1,000 building nj 81
Georgia Street. J. " fankfurd took
out ucrmit io put up an $3.50 building
u, sio Surih Fillmore. y. : Polling VA
granted permit for building NJ io'
Van Burcn Street at a cost - $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
New u. &. %. Members.

-Four members of the new beard If
city development were named hy the
city commission nj TUESDAY afternoons
session.
The four members appointed we're y.
N. Ryburn. Henry Go'ch. q. 6. odom
and J. ~. Cakes The hour II adjourn
u-nt arrived before completion 81 the
list ~ appointments.
Those recommended hy the old board
for appointment were W. q. Cation.
ciy,i. C,rrkrcil ". y. oliver II. W. Nlr'
Gin. IRA Emily. q. &. o,lum Hcnr,
Coach and =. ". Evburn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
HARDWARE MEN To
MEET IN AMARILLO
AGAIN NEXT YEAR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE

CONTINUED FROM PA'iE 'sH
81 Middle Eastern sections. farmers ar"
forming into cooperative buying organ
izations the speaker said what the re-
suit viii h.. sheets admitted he did not
know rusunily however. the eastern
rrpr,s.ntaiivc Nouturcd 10 s1y organ
lz,d collective iuilug dos not siirr""d'
How hardware merchants should han.
N. IA. binding iWir' problem Il u mat
'er that gives eastern dealers much
rnucern. the speaker 1ih FINDING
Irvine. ho says e. usually ordered
through the cu cooperative societies ANA
q nii,incd some chrap,r than the re-
iaii merchant sells A. " thu merchant
puts II down To Tho cooperative price
Il necessarily H. ou cash lasis and
vet IN. falmor. s,,s The indmhinn VIII
90 20 IN, store occasionally. oracr iwinr
md request u b. charged Ike other
goods
Referring io thu merchants place IN
th, economic makeup ~ the country
sheets declared ne q distributor. the
merchant II ~ much q producer ns The
manufacturer az man who works ;'s!ih
vi. hands
The retail merchant" sheets cnniin
ro,l "ls the best friend tho public has
, N. takes rar. n their wants lie must
/ have foresight 10 buy uut of SEASON the
/ things ih,y viii want In season.
! "The puhlic Is prone to iump l' con.
Illusions and 'a got SCARED 40 ANYTHING
and ontncs get fc1rfully wrought M
/ over some imaginary trouble which
when investigated h. 4 creature 81 their
1Nn mind EVERYDAY j. 81 anxious Tor
prices 60 decline that they don't stop
20 aualVzr Whv price, ARE higher or
Nhy they should remain at the same
I ,vcl fur some Time.
Consumers ~ the country only know
ihc retailers That H. they pay him
their money md they naturally think
that be- IL getting all ~ The profit pco
pie only sac tn high prices and do moi
FOR one minute stop to consider tn" rnsi
" production or distribution and a
thousand and one things that enter into
The cos, ~ an article before IL reaches
The consumer
when the tr'irhi rates were raise,
scmc ~ The big railroad coninnics sent
nut advertisement saying that the In
! creased freight rates would not rails
The cost ~ any article to the consumer
n thcr" ever was u fillacy published
that WIS u. when ANYTHING increases
the consumer must Iav accordingly ans
when the freight rates We're Increased
pric's had 10 Co az In all lines. In tact
the high freight rates mr." one ~ ih'
many reasons why the prices ~ mani
/ articles have not declined
Merchant Has Place.
Tho retail merchant has place u
the affairs uf this world. and be mus
ic protected. and In order To obtain tina
protection he must cooperate with hi
competitors The retailer is the sorvan
~ the public. and he mus, consider tn
puhllc's needs " he wishes To- succeed.
. +. II. Iamison addressed the conver
, ,ion ON the subject ~ advertising. Ma,
imum results ~ minimum cost Is OF
tanned through advertising In the loca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
CARD or THANKS.

We take this mcthod "i expressing
our thanks To- the good friends VINO
were NJ kind aud gentle with our little
i.ny during his fatal illness. and NJ
sympathetic aud loving Ia w In our
hour IL darkest grief when our darling
WAS called from suffering To rest We
are also deeply grateful ior the bcauti'
ful flowers.
pav. wallace ana Wife
william Wallace
". &. Baker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
Ili,nrcr Suit Filled.

Willie Celcy Tuesday filed divorce suit
In district court for divorce iron Hen
~ Ccicy.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-25
Miss Robinson Entertains

Miss Anita Robinson entertained
at dance last night at Oakley
Beach. Among those present were:
Mrs: Mamie Roberts, John Cosby,
Carlton Dunn, Robert E. Tubman,
Edwin Dashieu; Mr.. and Mrs: L.
Philip Skinner, Guy Bryan, Sr-, Guy
Bryan, Jr., Henry Lloyd, Wyatt Bar
Der, Lockwood Shepherd, shepherd
Bayly, Hunter Wilson; Misses Mamie
LeCompte, Betty HanQa, Sara NC
Cready. Anne Lessig, Agnes Phelps,
Florence Phillips, Margaret Barber,
Anna Simmons, Mamie Harrington,
Margaret Hubbard, Edna Smith, Viz
einia Robinson, Josephine Gould,
Frances Insley, Mary Keene Tubman,
Margaret Skinner, Frances Bryan,
Virginia Noble, Helen Mills, Sallle
Edmunds, Margaret Larrlmore,
Eloise Henry, Betty Sibbett; Judge
w. Laird Henry, Messrs. Wilbur
Morse. Henry Johnson, Brice Colds
borough, Richard Smith, Kent Jacobs
Lee Robinson, Harold Dali, Meredith
Nichols, Richard Dixon, Bryan
Dashieu, Lawrence Simmons, James
McAllister, Marvin Johnson, Lara
Henry, Jr., Calvin Dali, Henry Lepsa-
ard. Frank Henry, Carlos Hanna,
Robert Price, Henry Wier, Phillip
Matthews, Granville Lewis, James
Hooper, Theodore Barber, Albanus
Phillips, John Mace, Edwin Hlrst'
Theodore Phillips, George Barber,
Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Jr., Rich
ard Dixon, James McCready, Jr., vii
liam D. Gould, Jr., Howard Ed
munds, Robert Cannon.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-25
ST. Michaels Plays
Here Tomorrow

The strong ST. Michaels club that
beat Cambridge on Wednesday OF
last week by a score of to 3, Will
play Cambridge at New Athletic Park
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50. st.
Michaels has one of the fastest teams
on the Shore but we are determined
they shall not beat us again. Come
out and see the strong fight Cam
bridge beat Salisbury yesterday and
they will beat st. Michaels tomorrow.
The Gypsy Hill Dairy Farm will be
sold at public auction at the Court
House on Tuesday next, August 81,
between the hours of one and four
o'clock; this farm contains about 1T
acres of land, about 166 acres being
in cultivation, and is well improved
with all necessary buildings; the
property is very favorably located
for the dairy business, and will be
sold upon reasonable terms. For de-
tails see adv. now in Democrat and
News. The sole of the personal
property of Mr.. Darcy S. Webster,
residing on the above named farm
which was advertised for Monday,
August 18th has been postponed
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-25

Totals SO IL 70 Id
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-25
BradIey-COok

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. VIII
bur Cook, was the scene of pretty
wedding this morning when their
daughter, Coda Leona, was married
to Mr.. Earl Nelson Bradley, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley, of this
city
The room was attractively decorat-
ed with Asparagus and cut flowers
and lighted with candles. Rev. r.
Y. Nicholson, pastor of st. Pauls NJ
P. Church performed the ceremony
The wedding march was played by
Miss Maud Richardson.
The bride wore blue trlcotlne
tailored suit. and carried corsage
bouquet of Heart Roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley left for AT
lantic City. Upon their return they
will reside at the home of the bride
parents on Henry street. The
groom is employed at George o.
Dashiell's & Bros. Store.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-25
GOSKER Wins GAME
With Home RUN
GoNker Has Perfect Day At Bat, Do
ing Much Towards Defeating The
SaliSbury's Much Prided Nine.

The strengthened Salisbury team
| came to Cambridge again yesterday
and were defeated for the third
straight time by the Cambridge team.
There was a mixture of good and bad
playing on both clubs, but the game
was close enough at all times and
abounded in probably more excite
ment than any game played here this
season. Cambridge out-hit and out
PLAYED the Salisbury team and
should have won by greater margin
There was little lack of team work
at times on the part of the Cam
bridge boys and the breaks surely
were with Salisbury, but our boys
gave a wonderful exhibition of hit
ting. With the score 8 to against
us in the second inning Sailor put
ball over the fence for home run,
scoring two runners ahead OF him.
Robinson made a home run scor-
ing a runner ahead Of him. In the
last half of the 9th inning Cambridge
went to bat with the score 8-8; Rob
inson, first up, made clean single.
He was sacrificed to second. Next
came Gosker, our star first baseman.
He already had made three hits in
the game and the fans yelled TO him
for another. He came across with
hard drive over the fence for nome
run.
The attendance was good and the
enlarged grand stand made the park
look very much improved. The
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-25
NOTICE

There will be a lawn fete at Chat
eau NJ P. Church Friday evening
the 26th, to which cordial invita-
ton is extended the public. There
will be straw rides to the fete from
St. Paul's NJ. P. Church, leaving the
church at 1870 P. NJ, round trip 25
cents.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-25

We are all proud OF Cambridge. Let's live SO tina
Cambridge may be proud of US
JOIN TE,iI CHAMBER Of tOAlhltKlE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

"Those who postpone building
or buying in the hope of materially
lower prices are speculating in the
future misfortune of the nation"
Folks: the worst is over! Money
is becoming more available every
day.
No matter what happens, it will
not be long before Oregon is the
leading state on the Pacific coast.
And Salem is in the heart of the
best in the state.
You cannot lose in buying real
estate in Salem.
All the following are first class
buys in Salem homes:
$500 A splendid home. with a
barn; nice garden spot; good
fruit. Eight roomy rooms.
Lot 90x135. In Englewood.
$2700 Good 7 room bungalow, cor
ner lot. Convenient to s. p.
depot. Garage. Lot 60x70.
Excellent value.
$4,000 A fine home for a large
family. Just off State St.
Two large lots. Dandy fruit.
Nine rooms. Terms.
$4,000 No better buy in Salem for
the money. Two story. 8
room home on N. Front
street. Good barn. Lot 50x
117h.
$3.50 An 8 room bungalow. On
very good terms. A real sac
rifice. Could not be replaced
for less than $4,000. Gar
age. On Miller street. Half
block off S. Commercial st.
$3.50 See this one. 1t Is a wonder
for the money. On paved
street. Attractive room
bungalow. Newly painted.
$4,000 Eight room bungalow Large
rooms with splendid. large
closets. On Center St. Very
conveniently located. Excel
lent terms. And a real buy.
$500 Strictly modern . room
bungalow Paved street.
close in. Every modern con
venience save fireplace. A
wonder of basement.
Laundry trays, gas, etc.
$500 Six room bungalow. Nice
fireplace; cellar: no furn-
ace. Three bed rooms; ga
rage: large barn: splendid
fruit. Lot 1OOx15O. On Fair
mourt hill.
$500 Very close in room home.
Good corner lot on N. Com
mercial street. Only 4 blocks
to banks. All modern con-
veDiences except furnace.
$1,000 A first rate apartment prop
osition. Very close in. Elev-
en- airy rooms with closets.
Almost completely furnish
ed. A wonder buy for the
money. See this. Good terms
$1,000 Eight rooms. strictly mod
ern bungalow Except fur
nace.) Five fine lots. Splen-
did fruit. Garage. brand
new building. A lovely home
Kitchen has all built in fea-
lures of latest type.
Ny system of home selling is the
famous Mcclure System" that
sold over four million dollars
worth Of residence property In
Portland in 1920.
CHAS. w. NIEMEYER
Just Real Estate"
215-216 Masonic Temple, Salem.
Phones 1000. 1O14. ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
real. ESTATE
l.. A. HAYFORD
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE
INSURANCE
305 STATE STREET.

1Vo 81 n II ol III
room bungalow. modern, bases
ment. furnace, fireplace, stations
airy tubs. built in features in kitch~
en-. and bath room, garage, large
lot, paved street. For a short time
only at s450O.
room house, 1910 N. goth St,
paved, bath, toilet, electric lights,
bungalow style. shade. lot 50x13O.
dutch kitchen; place is in fine con-
dition. If you wish a fine homo
see this at only $2f5O, terms.
room new bungalow, plaster-
ed, electric lights, city water.
cherry trees bearing. good lot.
Price $4,000. terms.
room house size 12x24. new:
city water, large lot. Do not pay
rent when this can be had for on-
ly $225.
room bungalow style and new.
plastered. toilet. bath, electric
lights. lot 50x135, v block to
street car. Price $500. terms.
room house on paved street,
and walks. small basement, bath,
toilet. electric lights: lots of fruit.
and long list of furniture goes
with it for the small price of only
$3.50.
az acres Y miles east Of Sa-
lem. close to school. place an in
cultivation, family orchard. and
1000 strawberry plants. with
room house, barn. chicken house.
l horse, harness. single horse wa
gon, feed cutter. "a White hens,
potatoes hay, some furniture, etc.
Who Is the first to buy az only
$4,000. $1,000 cash.
We have farms at all sizes and
prices. See us If you are looking
for good home.
L. A. HAYFORD
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
REAL ESTATE

6h acres fine soil, good room
house, family orcnard, good
barn, TX miles from Salem on
good road. $4,000.
acres choice land. splendid for
home and fruit and berries. / "
miles out. good road. $500.
$50 acres IL miles from good
town in Marion county, near rail-
road, school and post office, well
watered. SIS per acre.
5, 10. Is, so. 40 acre tracts close
in at prices to suit. All the best OF
soil and well located.
OREGON LAND co.
442 State street. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

1 WANT to rent a 20 or 25 room
furnished apartment house in
Salem. S. p. Creason, 323 North
Church ST., Salem. i55
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
GOOD BUYS

hOOlt DO 4 .
SO acre farm, SIS acres under
cultivation, balance timber, room
house. barn and well. s Y miles
from Salem on rock road; will
trade for city property or small
acreage. Price 5000 per acre.
3Sh acres, 6h miles south Of
Salem. Good 6 room bungalow,
bath, hot and cold water, barn,
chicken house, family orchard and
berries. IL acres 8-year old bear
ing Italian prunes, acres 2-year
old prunes. acres of loganberries.
2 acres of timber. two horses and
all farm implements to run place.
Price $4,000.
Well improved 20 acre tract
miles south of Salem, acres of
prunes, acres OF logans, family
fruit and berries, two houses, one
fine bungalow, barn. viii consid-
er good residence property up to
$4,000. Price $4,000.
HOUSES
room house and three fine lots
on good street, close to carline.
bearing fruits, close to school, good
drainage. Price $2650.
room bungalow, bath. toilet,
lights, large lot, east front, close
to carline. Price $500.
room house on 8. Commercial
street, large lot, bearing fruit.
Price $500. $1,000 down.
room house, barn, lot rs by
$50 feet, east front. bearing fruit.
Price $500, terms.
Good modern room bungalow
close to state house. Price $500.
II you are looking to buy a
farm, small acreage or city prop
erty, see
w. H. GRABENHoRST & CO.
275 State street. n"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
SALEM MARKETS

Compiled from reports Of Salem
dealers for the guidance of I
Capital Journal readers. Gre \
vised daily.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
sos State 81.
GET A BUNGALOW

have some good buys in bun
galows, one s room. south, for
$500; one for $4,000 and up to $5.-
500 in one modern in all particu-
lars and on one of the best view
lots in Salem.
Also cottages ana ot,leP houses
at from $500 up. A good buy IN 9
room on paved street, and car line
for $3.50; another on paved street
$2250, worth the money. A good 4
room worth every dollar asked.
$1,000 cash.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
SoCoLoFSKY
341 State street.
CHOICE FARM

NIIOIN- II t 4NANlfI
so acres 9 miles from Salem in
Polk county. on Pacific highway.
SO acres cultivated. balance brush
and timber. 15 acres clover. acres
orchard, berries and asOafsgu
bed. Good water system. 9 room
ceiled house with bash and toi-
let. Barn 40x60 with silo ana 10
stanchions. stalls for ) horses, 2
chicken houses, 2 hog houses. gran
ary. cows, 3 1o"ses, wagon and
farm machinery. Wire fenced and
fine location. All for $4,000, good
terms.
See Mr.. Robinson. with A. r.
Petersen, 229 Oregon bldg. n56+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
For SaIe-Houses

WHY pay city taxes2
bargain in choice residence sec
uon one block from paved street
aiu schooi. from car. $1,000.
erIns. Fun city block, I35 bear
ing fruit trees. garage. chicken
PARK. . room new double con-
strucuon' plastered, strictly mod
ern nome all built in features
Cottage. .s5
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

MEN with Ford car in Marion
and Polk county fruit district.
Very liberal pay. American Fruit
Grower, 316 Board of Trade,
Portland, Or. g56
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04
RNST BUYS

BEST BUYS
acres, in commercial fruit,
all cultivated, best of soil. good
barn, chicken house 54x14, with
granary attached; a fine chicken
ranch, only $2750, IL sold at once.
This is close to shipping point.
10 acres, 5 bearing prunes, house
barn, good road; snap, $4,000.
terms.
70 acres, 10 logans, II acres
bearing prunes. modern house.
barn, garage. drier. sheds; best of
fruit land- is acres timber; close
in. $21. 200. $4,000 cash. balance
to suit.
10 acres all timber, at shipping
sto''on s1200. $400 cash, balance
per cent.
Have a large list of houses at
greatly reduced prices.
Have to let on real estate, $500,
$1400 and $500.
SOCOLOFSKY
341 State street. ne
8 room house, full basement.
good lot on N. Liberty. 5000.
Double house on-N. Winter, some
furniture, $45O0.
rooms, modern except furn-
ace. N. Winter. $1,000.
room house, large lot. plenty
of fruit, $1,000.
A good place near Marion Square
at $4,000.
s rooms on N. 18th St. at $25O0
s rooms, large lot. on S. I3th st.
at $500
8 rooms. lots. modern except
furnace. $4T50.
We have some we'll located lots
It attractive prices.
FARMS
40 acres miles from Salem. Is
acres OF bearing prunes, good six
room house. fair out buildings,
about Is acres Of timber and pas
ture. Price $12,5O0; will take
house in Salem as first payment.
81 acres 8 miles from Salem, 6
acres of logans. small house. all
buildings new and in good condi-
ton. $500.
1913 acres. miles from Crab
tree. 100 acres under cultivation,
fair buildings. s65 per acre.
LAFLAR a LAFLAR Agents
406-7 oregon bldg, Salem, Or. NJ
3 acres with fine improvements
IN the edge OF a city of 5000 pop
ulation. Beaverdam soil, free wa
ter for irrigation. fine berry prop
osition, 7-room house. fruit house
2 good barns. good family orchard.
woven wire fence. VIII take in Sa-
lem house up to $4,000 in exchange.
PUTNAM & M'LAREN
Room 21 over Peoples Cash Store.
ns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

experienced cook.
first class wages for satisfactory
work. Mrs. A. N. Bush, 978 Che
meketa st. &c
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

WANTED-To buy or room
house. Write size of lot, price
and location. Box Three Capital
Journal. i56
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

For Sale-MiSceBaneOus
MANURE delivered. Call 1911. mss
BEES for sale. Call Sam. 81
TREBLA strawberry plants for
sale. 81 per M. C. II. Johnson,
Salem. Rt. 9, phone 44FSS. d59
FOR SALES room modern bun
galow. Call 1886 N. 18th street.
owner. - -
PIANO case reflnishing. tuning.
repair work. Phone 3OS, Mr.
Robinson. 10y
RESTAURANT for sale and price
is right if taken soon. See L. A.
HayfOrd, 305 State st. c.
FOR SALE - Strawberry plants
for sale, Oregon and Etterburg.
phone e9F2. d56"
FOR SALE months old setter
pups. 1906 S. Com1. phone SSs.
1856
CUTHBERT raspberry plants. TO-
600 plants to close out at s8 per
thousand. Phone 49F2. H. r.
Jones. u9o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-04

'aVe a 10 acre tract 5 miles
on good road, IN acres in
IN acres good garden
good improvements for IS,
lou can handle this with
DOWN or will take house up
EVOV as first payment. Seam
4 Thomason. 3311k State