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TITO OREGON 8TATR33IANI WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1920
CITY NEWS
$40,000. Head offices of the com
pany will be located in Portland. The
purpose or tne company is to pell
gas generators and all accessories.
The Valley Land company of
Enterprise Irrigation district is. lo
cated in Klamath County and is said
to contain several thousand acres of
valuable land. The opinion was
state su-
Mc- I asked by Will 11. liennett,
by! jf Tintendent of banks and a
Special meeting of Pacific
lodge. No. 50, A. P. & A;
V J M. this evening. Work In
w the M. M. degree. Visitors
welcome.
Ir. Itoney in Portland -
Dr. Carl O. Doney, of Willamette,
spent yesterday in Portland on busi
ness for the University. He re
turned last night but is now suffer
ing from an attack of influenza and
will be unable to continue his work
for a lime.
tXmcett Postponed
Prevalence of Influenza has caused
the indefinite postponement of the
Marion County Children's Bureau
benefit concert which was to have
taken place on Friday evening, next.
Ile-e'n a Job
For a good man. We want a Jan
itor. Apply Statesman office, upstairs.
missloner. The corporation has met
cording to Mr. Ilarber. and has de- f10,0? . , ,,e
posited in a Portland bank the sum !,een fl,ed by the
of $25,000 together with bonds ag-
fTPi'atlrnr till nni) This la elA
the first Oregon Insurance company J,rtl V Ml"
Minnville. has been incorporated by ! jc Tintendent of banks and a member
N. M. McDaniel, Jack McDaniel and of the irrigation securities commis
Frank Holmes. The capital stock is i pion.
of dissolution hu3
Astoria Kxchange
admitted to operate in the state for !
several years.
Apply at the Cray Belle.
Be Sure And See The
Dort Cutout Chassis at the show.
Cnratlon (lets I J ft
The Oregon Auto Underwriters,
Inc.. attorney in fact for subscribers
at the Oregon Auto Indemnity Ex
change in Portland, has been grant
ed a permit to operate in Oregon by
A. 8. Barber, state Insurance com-
OWEN' MOORE
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Whole Family III
Mrs. w. F. Proctor. 2786. Lee
street, has gone to Scio to take care
of the family of her daughter, Mrs.
H. F. Otien. Mr. and Mrs. Otien.
their two youngest sons, and their
infant daughter are all ill with the
influenza.
Litggei Unionized-
Phillip R. Holden. organizer for
the United Timberworkers in this
district, reports that the workers in
this vicinity are now pretty thor
oughly organized. Mr. Holden. who
stays at the ISligh. has been working
very effectively here and in the log
ging camps about Siiverton. He will
be in Portland tomorrow for the pur
pose of making his regular report to
headquarters.
Mis Owen Xlslt
Miss Ellen Owen yesterday began
a
Dancing Party-
Cotillion hall has been gaily and
visit of several days with her elaborately decorated with hearts
friend. Miss Aileen Holman. of Port- and flowers for the valentine season
lanu. I in preparation ior me party wnicn is
to be given tonight at 8:30 for the
Dr. S. C. Stone senior pupils of Mrs. Ralph hites
May now be found at Tyler's drug dancing class. The party will be in
Cretonne Se-lal
Values to $1.75, 68c yard, while
they last. Hamilton's.
(uurduin A)Hinted
Anna Newman was appointed
guardian of Clara Jacobson. 13. a
minor, by an order of the county
court yesterday. It was shown that
the parents of the minor were both
dead and that Anna Newman was a
sister of the child and a competent
person to have her care and custody.
By an estate left by the girl's father,
she has $640. of which $300 la an
insurance policy. The guardian filed
a bond of $700.
streets, by Rev. Mr. F. W. Launer.
Interment occurred at the Lee Mis
sion cemetery. Mr. Maurer is sur
vived by his siBter, Mrs. G. B. Boggs,
of this city and a brother, the Rev.
Mr. Ezra Maurer. of Canby, Ore.
Alteration Completed
The alterations to the offices of
County Recorder Mrs. Robertson
Brooks are now completed and she
is highly pleased with the
oroms.
MIh Mahool Soon To Ienvr
The afternoon lectures that Miss
Mahood has been giving for the wo
men of Salem on physical culture
and health conservation will contin
ue for only two more days. These
lectures have been very helpful to
those who have been fortunate
enough to have heard them.
Bark From California
After a winter season in Califor
nia, which was delightful in spite of
the large crop of tourists who en
tourage rent profiteer. Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Pettycrew have returned to
their north Sixteenth street home.
Mr. Pettycrew reports that there
has been practical))- no rain in south
ern California lor almost tnree years
Kimball Factory Tuner Arriv
H. B. Adamson, expert piano tuner
and repair man. arrived from Kansas
office City and decided to start in; Salem
The offices formerly occu- taking the position of the late T. L.
store.
the nature of a masquerade.
Cretonne Sped
they last. Hamilton's.
IiOftritK to Fly
H. J. Eberele. from the of rice of
State Forester Elliott, is to take a
course of training in aerial observa
tion at March field. Riverside, Calif. I Valentine Party irjease
lie will return after about a month I Last Saturday night the Lausanne
to put bis training to practical use In I Hall girls had a very enjoyable Val
ine forest patrol service.
Convalescing- From Influenza
Mrs. Hal Sheldon, who has been ill
with influenza for three weeks at
her home, ill Chemeketa street, is
now able to receive a few of her
friends.
entine party. The dining room was
I artistically decorated with hearts. A I
valentine box was the feature of tne
evening and the exchange of valen
tines was much enjoyed.
pied by the county school superln- Holley with Geo. C. ill, the music
tendent was connected to the record- dealer.
er's office room by removal of the
partition. The floor space is doub- Traffic Cop on the Job-
led and this gives room to place the No ennui seems to affect enforce-
I files and records of the department ment of local traffic ordinances by
Chief Welsh and Traffic Officer Mof
Tit. They have begun a two-fold
campaign to keep the mufflers
closed, especially on trucks, and to
keep the load on the wagon when gra
vel or rock is hauled through the
city. Offenders against the law will
be severely dealt with
Values to $1.75. 68c yard, while "" that they may be conveniently re
ferred to.
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman office
Catalog on application.
i. B. ginUu (Go.
Outfitters to Women, Misses and Children
Quality Merchandise
Popular Prices
the county recorder's office yester- cashier's department of the secretary
day. Walter F. Buchner and Minnie of state's office.
Buchner sold 363.75 acres of farm S. E. Krohn. of Portland. Las ar-
land in township six. south range, rived in Salem and is tempors.ru
one west; to G. H. Grabenborst for employed in a local drug store,
a consideration of $30,000. The Arthur Benson, chief clerk of the
government tax on the transaction Oregon supreme court, has returned
amounted to $30. from Portland where he passed a.
couple of days with friends. . .. .
Elrey A. Hart Pa uaiiauey, wno is empioyea a
Elrey A. Hart, a well known Civil ienuBrpnrr m tue ouircs ui
War veteran and resident of Oregon "tate board of control, is 111 at her
for the past 30 years died yesterday I home here.
ion it. i-pjonn, private secret
to Governor Olcott. who has been 111
for the past few days was reported
as improved yesterday.
The work of redecorating the In
terior of the executive offices in the
at the home of his son. Elbert Hart.
living in West Salem. He was 0
years old. Mr. Hart was a member
of Sedgwick post of the G. A. R. lis
is survived by his widow, and one
son. Elbert of West Salem. The fun
eral will be held Thursday afternoon I statehouse Is progressing rapidly and
from the Terwllliger home with the the rooms should be ia.readlneee for
Grand Army of the
Charge.
Republic in
Muftirale l Enjoyed
A musical program of merit was
given at Union hall last night. Those
occupancy within the next few days.
Gilbert W. Allen, deputy state fire
marshal. I reported as being 111 In
Eastern Oregon where he went re
cently to conduct a series of fire tor-
Be Sure and See The
Dort Cutout Chassis at the show.
Electric Machinery and Engineering
'. - Company
For .
EXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK
- i?J So. Commercial St. Phone 965
Incorporations Are Filed
The Greater Eugene Investment
company has been incorporated by
E. J. Adams. C. II. Fischer and A. A.
Rogers. The capital stock is $10,
OvO and headquarters wilt be main
tained in Eugene. Frank McCrillis,
A. A. - Brown. L. J. Mudehenke. Ed
ward E. Small and J. F. Healv have
incorporated the Standard Gas Heat
ing company, with a capital stock of
D. H. M0SHER
lEigh Class
MEN'S TAILORING
474 Court Street
! vW?T. RIGD0N CO.
Trading Funeral Directors
CITY CLEANING WORKS
; Cleaners ox Quality
, ' Cleaning Dyeing Repairing
Mil State 8L Phone TVS
192
Models of the
"Lexington Minute
Man Six" -Auburn
Beauty Six" and
"Elcar Fiery Four" now on exhibl
lion at 178 S. Commercial.
Proceeding Are IiCRai
The proceedings attendant to the
organization of the Enterprise Irri
gation district and the subsequent J for tne jocal nlgh qqx team.
issuance or Donas in me sum oi .-
000 for development purposes, were
held to be valid in a, legal opinion
given by Attorney General Brown
here yesterday. Application now is
before the state irrigation securities
commission to certify to the amount
Kalem High Victor
The Saem high basketball team
yesterday won a victory over the
Willamette freshmen with a score of
22 to 14. Iloth teams played hard.
At the end of the first half the score
stood 10 to 9, but this gain the S. II. I take up work on farms are among
S. team continued to widen. This those needed to fill positions in the
score is considered a.uite an honor disposition of the municipal labor
I A of John
Several housekeepers, a number of
women for state institutional work.
and two men with their wives to 1Ivene1 the evening by the rendition
veys.
T'llJ where he VwSl a
few days with his daughter. Mrs.
George Witherite.
the evening were Perry Reigleman
Cora Hendry. Lena Belle Tartar, and
Miss Levy. Refreshments and cards
were followed by a dance. An or
chestra of several instruments en-
of pleasing selections.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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bureau, according to Recorder Race.
Buyinz Trio to Portland-
Mr. U. G. Shipley, local merchant.
gave a practical demonstration of
his sentiments on the "keep the mon-
Mr. Alice t4c Bead
Mrs. Alice Cook died at her farm
home near Rosedale yesterday suc-
PnrtlnnH vtorrtav Mr Shtntov rA.
Of the bonds and action tO this endlnr.a -tnrV mnvlnir runMlv .ml n.
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proDauty win De iaKn as a resun
the attorney general's opinion. The
ey in Oregon" slogan in a trip to ness of his father-in-law, the Rev
Mr. stivers, tamer oi tne tamous
Fire-Eating Parson." Mr. McCroe
cessitating frequent replenishment. key returned last night.
M I TH
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State and Commercial Streets
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VERIBEST TRANSFER
We want -your business and will sat
Ufr you to ert it. All the service
poitslble for the prUe.
VERIBEST TRANSFER
Phone 1344
Kigdon and Son
Reliable funeral directors.
MARION Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mat
thews. II. D. Waldron. Paul Staiger.
i.r ir Ktivera 111 I 11 --i f. j. ainiianey, r.. wioaieiier,
T H MrfVonkPY manae-or of the cuinoing 10 imiucoza. one naa oeen i Kyan. U. J. UQlCBer. E. - ISOUien,
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in umj a rw ui;i. w. i t'ortiana ; ir. ana Mrs. MCJtiannia
survived by her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. HotchkUs. Corvallls;
Mrs. William Irwin of Rosedale. I v. J. Sleeoer. Goldendale: F. P. Flo-
three sisters and one brother. Her Kel. Oakland. Calif.; J. M. Conse. Bel-
husband died several yars ago. Tne ungham. Wash.
funeral will te held from theWeDDi I'LIGH E. A. Hares. San Jose.
& Clough chapel at 10:Z0 a. m. I Calif.: A. F. Col res ton. A- A Shanr.
Tnursday with burial In tne uose-
dale cemetery
Commercial club, was called to Eu
gene yesterday by the dangerous' ill-
Otto Maurer Die
While on a visit to friends In Sno
homish Otto Maurer, 38, an interne nor Clayton Williams will speak. 25
Rota liana
All Rotarians will be expected at
the "luncheon" at Marion hotel Wed
nesday, February 18 at 1 p. m. Make
a note of the hour. District Gover-
L. J. Walker. R. E. Logan. Ray K.
Reed. R. W. Gill. J. B. Huntington.
H. A. Tinker. M. Cook. R. E. Weir.
Cornelius Edlger. Portland: A. J.
Reilly. Twin Falls, Ida.: M. B. Ar-
EAGLE DRESS SHIRTS
f2.00, $3.00 to $10.00
at the state tuberculosis hospital, visiting Rotarians will accompany the vere iro OI tne past season is now
io paium I AtA n sitnritxr loot Tho rnn.nl I i. very nearly repairea. i ne irac
was conducted at the Evangelical aiong iiiga rm nut q up
church. Seventeenth and Chemeketa ..-. i some time Dm me wora is now Terj
mxw,,,M i near comnienon ana uwaus oniy ic
The American baivatlon Army ,Iiniiratlon of rnnrrrt which will hm
Tracks Are Repaired
Damage which was done to the
Oregon Electric road bed by the se- Ithur. Seattle; A. C. Davis. Philomath.
A It GO P. Stewart, Turner; 1L A.
Robb. Dallas; L. F. Snaaal. Eugene;
W. II. Waterbury. Newport.
SCHH'S
Let ns prove to yon that our prices
are leas. Some good bargains in new
n pianom. i 344 State Street
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO. Knppnhelmer nouse ta slem
519 Court St I Derby building
The most sanitary kitchen cabinet P,an9 the formation of salvation Ar- nged to soUditr the work already
my county advisory boards, accord I jq.
made, The Kitchen Maid.
H. L STIFF FURNITURE CO.
0REG0NUS
A PERFECT CIGAB
Manufactured by
HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTOR!
Phone til
STJNH2ST ORANGES
DOZEN
BUSICK'S
50c
USED. BARGAINS
1918 Studebaker Six. 7 passenger.
newly painted and overhauled $900
Ford truck in A-l condition. . 030
Model 98 Overland, almost new $850
lng to a communication received by
the local police yesterday. The mes
nae? states that an advisory board of
the Salvation army may be estab
lished in every county for the purpose
of cooperating with the army branch
es.
MONUMENTS
If your monumental work Is solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor for our
business card.
J. C. JOXES, Pro. .
Capital Monumental. Works .
ar w ws 1
r.mMyf-r ant ueip S,hnahl. to dvlof fiSl 1 horse-DOW
According to the applications for ticay all 'of whIch he w,
neip oy me cmpiufcrs-wicu uu
city recorder, who also acts as the
Water Bight Sought
Charles J. Sehnable. of Portland.
has filed application with Percy Cup-llSlO S. Com. SL Phone (. Salem
per, state engineer, for the appropri
ation of 600 second feet of water
from the Santiam river for power
purposes. It is proposed by Mr.
162 North Commercial
Salem Auto Radiator Shop
Radiators, Fenders and Oaa
Tanks Repaired
Tractor Radiators a Specialty
Ford Radiators for Sale
191 S. 3 tin St. Salem. Or.
WILLARD Storage Battery
SERVICE STATION
233 N. High St. Telephone 203
dALLM VtLit LUMrAN I municipal employment bureau, there
is no shortage of work in the vtctn-
itv of Salem. Recorder Race has
positions open for housework, man
and wife on the farm, work in the ,
berry fields and many other branch
es of employment.
practically all of which he says
will be used in generating electrici
ty. The proposed development, ac
cording to the application, will rep
resent an expenditure of approxi
mately IS00.000.
WHKX IX (ALECK. OaEGOM
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I BLIGII HOTEL.
A Home Away from Home
Strictly Modern H ot pr day
100 KB.a ! Sll CMfrt
Only Hotel in Business District
WANTED A
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools,
and. In fact anything you have to
sell. I buy for cash. Phone S10
or 511. ".!."'
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
Motorists who are looking for
strong, - serviceable car with elegant
body lines and Interior specifications
that assume maximum service and
cuootny at a reaaooable price should
this ear.
LEE L GILBERT. Distributor
154 Sa. CeaiMrHal Streti
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HAMILTON
THE FURNITURE MAN
make and hang your drapes
Largest Stock of Drapery.
S40 Court Street.
WONDER HOSE
for Kiddles, per pair. ........ .60c
REMNANT 6TORJ3
' ' 254 North Commercial Street
ELECTRIC RESTAURANT
481 State Street
Our Specialty:
Oysters- Fish Chops
Chill Con C&rno
J. D. MADDOX. Prop.
that we pay the ! He for
- CAMl'UTS, STOVKH. MACUUIKBT
AX It TOOLS
Dn't sell anything- before you
TUB CAPITAL If A HDWAnU Jkltu
vi'mnrrtTiiB co.
MS ST. Caaa'l SI Pfcaae S47
Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearing Investment
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
S04.207 Oregon Banding
One Orreland, nearly new, six cylin
der, 5 passenger, equipped all Cord
Tires and one extra, new. Guaran
teed in Al shape for $1260.
WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
346 State St. Phone 311
IpI Dr.CB. OTteill
!J I OPTOTlrlTRIST-OPTICIAN
LaddtCush Bank dn&ad'
3Z? Kfdr iSlate ad
I Tax Roils About com p let
The county tax rolls will be turned
over to the sheriff some time next
week, according to a statement made
PERSONAL MZNTIOlf
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MYRTLE KN0WLAND
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Mnslc and Musical Merchandise
Bonorm Dealer la Salem
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416 Court St. Salem. Oregon
Telephone 152
EYEGLASSES
THAT FIT
DR. U, UAXt. WTLSOH
210-211 C. S. National Bank BIdg
U. S. GARAGE
S54 Ferry Street J
USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPEClAL-New series Studebaker,
value 11625, today 11300. U. S.
Oaf age. Phone 17 S3
BICYCLES
AND REPAIRS
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
887 Court Street
HmaU iBTeeaneut Loans Kealty
Ixmuis Hoose Kintal Agency,
General Property Dealing.
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO,
404-406 Hubbard Bldg.
hone 264 Salem. Ore.
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
223 North Liberty Street
WEST FUR CO.
Furs of Quality
New Location
231 Court St. Opp- Court House
Mrs. Mary Lynlff who has been a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
the tax rolls is late owing to the In
creased computations caused by the
new tax law and Assessor West has
experienced trouble in locating com
petent and experienced help. The
exact date will be announced later.
DO YOU KNOW
That You Can Get
The Best Meal in Town at
THE BLUEBIRD CAFE
You Will Appreciate The
CleanlinetM and High Quality
of Food
103 South Commercial St.
One THal Will Convince You
BISHOP BROS.
High and Ferry SU. Phono 1400
WE BUY
Farn Produce, Eggs, etc. Paying
HJghest Cash Market Prices.
For
REAL BARGAINS
m I SED CARS
t . ...
"' See
Olesoa Auto Exchange
Are Crowded for Spact
POTATOES
Seed and Table Stock. Get
them now. they won't last long.
Phone 717. Office 642 State St.
Warehouse Trade and High
MANGIS BROS.
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
" . INI.. ' IS' Mill - V,
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W; Wc ibo da local hauling.
WANTED
JUNK AND MACHINERY OF ALL
KINDS
We also buy second-hand goods.
If you have anything to sell for a
good price call S08. The Square
Deal House.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa St. Salem, Ore.
NEW
DREAMLAND RINK
East End State Street
SAI.KM OREGON
ROLLER SKATING
Every Afternoon and Evening
l:SO and 7:30 p. m.
Band Music Friday
Admission 10 Cents
Wash.
Miss Iris Chenowith is ill at Lau
sanne hall. Her many friends are
much concerned for her speedy re
covery.
J. D. Zurcher, for a long time con
nected with the land department of
Umatilla Man File the Oregon-Washington Railroad
It. I. Keater, district attorney of Navigation company, spent yesterday
Umatilla county has filed with the in Salem conferring with State Cor
secretary of state his declaration to poration Commissioner Schulderman
become a candidate for re-election and other state officials. Mr. Zur-
at the Republican primary election cher makes his headquarters in Port-
to be held in May. If nominated and land.
elected Mr. Keator says he will con- t- v-nHiontt r Portland la na-
duct his offices along the lines of lnR a tew dayg ln Salem conferring
economy, consistent wltn eincieni .uh -mt,iOTei of the Snauldlnz Log-
service, nefe rnmoanr with rerard to affil
iating with the Loyal Legion of Log
gers and Lumbermen.
Sam A. Kozer, assistant secretary
of state, was not able to return to
his desk yesterday, being confined to
his home with a slight attack of
stomach trouble.
Frank O. Micelli. formerly a pro
minent Portland attorney but at the
present time connected with the Loy
al Legion of Loggers and Lumber
men is passing a few days in the city,
lie is registered at the Marion.
Mrs. Edward Patterson who has
been confined at home beoaus of
the illness of her daughter. Miss Pru
dence, has resumed her duties in the
On Acount of the Smallpox
And Influenza epidemic we deem
it necessary to close the Auburn
hall until such a time as the possi
bility of spreading d 1st a so is elim
inated. Auburn Hall company.
Judgment is Want
Claiming that H. T. Carl appropri
ated 21.000 feet of lumber that be
longed to him. J. W. Huntley filed
suit to recover $49 from Mr. Carl in
the circuit court yesterday.
Ktat Appraised .
The estate of the late Margaret
Ostrander is valued at $2625. ac
cording to a report of the appraisers
filed with the county court yester
day. The real property wa ap
praised at $2500 and personal pro
perty at $125. The appraisers were
F. S. Gilbert, S. M. Elliott and J. N.
Skife.
SCHAEFER'S
THROAT&LUNG
BALSAM
This remedy is unlike any.
other Cough mixture, as.it.
not merely dries up the cough
or momentarily allay the irri
tation by means of narcotio
drugs, but Permanently Re
lieve, Soothes and Heals all
the affected parts. One trial
will convince you-of it'i su
perior virtues. ;
Try our Cold Tablets for
Cold in Head
Manufactured and sold by
Emil A. Schaefer
Manufacturing Chemist t
Phone Main 197
1.1 X. Cora. St. Salem, Orel
WANTED!
WHITE
BEANS
PEOPLES CASH STORE
WM. GAHLSD0RF
The Store of Housewares
Administrator Apiiolnted
Ezra Maurer was appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Otto
Maurer who died recently, by an or
der of the county court yesterday.
The court selected W. J. Culver. D.
. Drager and H. H. Keerick to serve
as appraisers. The estate is in Mar
ion countv and i worth about $1750.
The administrator filed a bond of ,
$3500.
IF YOU NEED
NURSERY STOCK FOR SPRING PLANTING
TRY OURS
We hav a limited furp!us ln Italians in 4-C and 3-4 foot grades.
Loganberry tips. Other vatities of Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Small Fruits and Roses uninjured by the December freese.
Place your order early
SALEM NURSERY COMPANY
1030 Chemeketa Street 8ALEMT OREGON
Salesmen Wanted
Llutate h to Chicag
Mr. E. H. Choate of the U. O.
Shipley Co. has accepted a position
with a large well known mercantile
house in Chicago. He plans to
leave soon with his family for tho
windy city. He will be greatly
missed by the Cherrians, the Com
mercial club, and other organizations
with which he has been sctlvely con
nected since coming to Salem.
SJO.OOO Transfer
One of the largest realty transfers
of the past few weeks was entered at
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Bake-Rite Bread
Is Brimf all of Food value and delidonsness.
It's Scientifically and Sanitarily Made
BAKE-RITE BAKING CO.