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THE GRAVITY HAND CULTIVATOR
sota who has come to make an extend­
ed vis't at the home of her son. With­
in the last thr<M‘ years .Mrs. Lukens
has traveled extensively in the Atlan­
tic states but this is her tirst trit» to
the Pacific Coast.
Born, to Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Jones,
of Ridgefield. Washington. Maivh 26,,
a seven and one ha'f pound boy. The
many friends of these former Silver-
ton young people will rejoice with
them on account of the new arriva'.
Mrs. Jones will be remembered as
Miss Lal.ola Hicks.
Is the Only Successful Hand
Cultivator in the World.
OBI I I A1U
Mr. B. R. Bentson a prominent
merchant of Silverton, Oregon, died
instant!', from heart failure Wril;.'»-
day afternoon at 5:15, after a linger­
ing illness of eight years duration.
He had always been about his place
of business until a heart attack about
three weeks ago which had confined
him to his home.
Ben R. Bentson was born near
Bergen Norway, October 27th, I s is
In 1S66 he emigrated to the United
States and settled at Decorah, lowu,
where in 1875 he was united in
marriage to Olivia Erickson and they
came to South Dakota and took up u
homestead near Garretson. To this
union were born ten children,
whom are living.
He followed his trade of brick
mason and contractor for many j ears.
111 1S94 he started in the mercantile
business in Garretson, S. D. and in
1901 he came to Si'verton, Oregon
and continued in the business until
the time of his death.
He leaves to mourn his loss besides
a devoted wife, nine sons and one
daughter. Roderick, Gilbert. Samuel,
Oscar, Charles and Harry and Mrs.
N. L. Laugsev of this place, John of
Cresband. S. D„ Albert of Redwood
Falls Minnesota and Otto of Badger,
S. 1)., eleven grandchildren, five sisters
and four brothers, Mrs. Jennie Sund-
beck of Nome. Alaska, Sivor Bentson
of Trent, S. I)., Mrs. Susan Grinde of
this place, Mrs. Tina Royce of Port-
land. Ore. Martin Bentson of Sioux
Falls, S. D. Mrs. Mary Simonson and
Mrs. Belle Simonson of Coleman.
S. 1). and Andrew and Lewis Bentson
of Vancouver, B. C.
Mr. Bentson was the oldest of his
parent’s ten children and is the first
to pass away, leaving many relatives
and a host of friends to mourn his de­
parture.
Drs. Lowe &• Turner Eye
specialists of Portland will be
. in Silverton again Monday, Apr? 13th.
! at Hotel Anderson. Consult them.
Those who have purchased declare that they would not try
¡ They have no agents, they do not go
to raise a garden without one.
I from house to house. They will also
TESTIMONIAL
be in Mt. Angel Tuesday April 14th.
J. E. Hosmer. Silverton, Oregon\
Unitarion Services will be held
This is to certify that the Gravity Hand Cultivator which I
next Sunday evening in the W. O. W.
bought of you has given the very best of satisfaction. I had a Planet
Hall. Rev. Tischer will speak upon:
Junior machine in the garden when 1 bought your machine, but I
“Progressive Tendencies In Re’igion”.
at once saw that the Gravity Hand Cultivator is way ahead of the
All Liberals and friends of Pro­
Id style push machine. In fact, there is no comparison between
gressive thought should help make
the old style and your new invention, because yours does so much
, these meetings a success.
deeper and finer work and does it so rapidly that it is like compar­
—A Friend of Progress.
PHONE BLACK 681
ing the old flail with a modern threshing machine.
Don't for a minute think that the
GEO. FLEISCHMAN
Silverton Journal is going to the wall.
All work done in the shortest possible time. We are equip­
It may lie obliged to go slow but it
ped to handle all kinds of furniture, pianos, etc., with very little
is permanently established and, bar­
danger of any damage done.
ing accidents, it will go out each week
even if it is reduced to the size of a
stamp. We call o.i every
< • postage
NO LOAD TOO HEÂVV FOR OUR TEAMS TO HAUL.
< • liberty-loving citizen
to help us do
Speak to your
< > the best work we can.
< • ne;ghbors about the great necessity
of all pulling together. Get them to
subscribe and to help get others inter­
ested.
"THE ESCAPED NUN FROM MT. ANGEL CONVENT
... OR —
The W. C. T. U. held a most interst­
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon in the
THE LAST STAND OF DESPERATE DESPOTISM"
Good Templar’s hall. Thirteen Indies
New Edition Now Ready.
OREGON < • were present. The most important
SILVERTON,
« > topic discussed at the meeting was
. fur one copy
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the W. C. T. U. ’s great loss in the
.
fur 12
copies
death of our State President,Mrs. School District Bond Election Notice.
. fur 50
copies
place to get the best quality of home­ Edith Hill Booker. Her
!!.. letters in the State of Oregon, County of Marion,
. fur 100 copies
School District No. 4, ss.
made candy.
White Ribbon Review were read by
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
. fur 500 copien
32.00
Notice is hereby given that at the
Candy is healthful when it is pure. different members of the union.
. for 1000 copies
50.00
The recording secretary was in­ school district bond election hereby
Buy the pure, home-made kind of
A. W. SIMMONS, D. V. M.
ll ELI’ AROUSE <*l R AMERICAN PATRIOTS!
structed to write a letter of sympathy caUed to be held at High School build­
Church the Candy Man.
ing in Silverton, in and for school dis­
to
State
Head
Quarters
in
Portland
V eterinary
Among the Salem visitors Tuesday stating that this union would try, to trict No. 4, of Marion county, Oregon,
were Custer Ross, Irl Lyons, John the best of its ability to carry on Saturday, the Eleventh day of April
Office at Nichol’s Bam
Nicol, Julius Wolf and Earl Wood.
SOME SN APS IN REAL ESTATE.
EOR EXCHANGE
the good work that Mrs. Booker had A. D. 1914, between the hours of two
Green 891.
Phone No. Night Black 1292
Mrs. Arthur Stalker is in the hos- mapped out for us to do in the great o’clock p. m. and seven o’clock p. m.,
640. acres black loam soil, enough
Almost 5 acres in Silverton, all good
p;tal at Salem and is xpected to be 1914 campaign. We certainly made a | there will be submitted to the legal
new buildings, and fully equipped fur
timber
for
farm
and
fuel,
spring
and
obliged to have a surgical operation. good start in that direction as we gain­ voters thereof the question of con-
creek water. A part of this land is chickens and cow, good income or­
Candy! Candy! Candy! Candy! ed 3 new members and old ones who tractinga bonded indebtedness in the in cultivation or has been; twelve chard, berries and garden, for (3500.
HOSMER & DOWN
this a snap t
Pure, clean, palatable, home-made had not been present for many meet­ sum of $20,000 for the purpose of miles tfl good rail road town; l*s Is Eighty
acres, about 10 miles from
L awyers
candy at the Church candy Store.
ings paid dues and said they would try erecting a new public school building miles to school and church; all fenced; Silverton, on county road and near
in
and
for
said
school
district.
Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore.
railroad, (2000. This is a nice little
Just before going to press,W. R. and help more in the future. We are
The vote to be by ballot upon which no buildings. This is an Ideal stock dairy ranch, with good outside range,
studying
the
characters
and
platforms
Smith, the man who was shot through
shall be the words “Bonds—Yes’’ and or dairy farm as there is abundance g<MxI buildings, spring water, plenty
the body, arrived from the Salem Hos­ of the different officeseekers and will "Bonds—No,” and the voter shall of grass. About 300 acres of this is of fruit and berries. Wdl sell and give
DR. R. S. PETTIT.
be ready to cast votes that will count
pital.
line for farming, land is slightly roll­ terms, or take part cash, part trade.
CHIROPRACTOR.
for temperance and law enforcement. place a cross (X) between the word ing but not to steep to farm, Price
A well-improved, paying 23-acre
Governor W’est is expected to • “ave
farm, 5c car from Silverton, for (5000.
P hone : B lack 1062
Come ladies and help us in the good “Bonds” and the word “Yes” or be­
acres
is
$40
per
acre.
It
this
040
of
to day for Denver to attend a meeting work. We meet the 2nd. and 4th. tween the word “Bonds” and the word
You will have to see this to appre­
Office at Residence.
is free and clear of debt, and is one ciate its value, us it is one of the pret­
of western governors to be h'.’d there Tuesdays in each month and you are “No,” which indicates his choice.
tiest homes and I h ' h I money-makers on
Park Street, 2 blocks east of April 3rd.
The polls for the reception of the of the best states in the Union, Old the
a'ways welcome.—Scribe.
market.
High School.
Will
exchange
all
or
a
Kentuckey.
ballots cast for or against the contrac­
Mrs. Jabe Stalker went to Sa'em
H. E. BROWN,
Box 145, Silverton, Or.
tion of said indebtdness will, on said part for anything in the west of good
Wednesday with her daughterinlaw,
TO EXCHANGE
day and date and at the place, afore­ value.
Mrs Arthur Stalker, who is in the hos-
DR. B. L. STEEVES
Fur Sale
If you want to get a line piece of
What
have
you
to
exchange
for
a
said, be opened at the hour of two
pita’ at that place.
$6400—for 160 acres in Clarkmas
Practice limitedlto
land that will grow anything that
nice
little
improved
farm
of
80
acres,
o
’
clock
p.
m.,
and
remain
open
unt'l
W. H. Jones went to Woodburn
grows in Kentuckey with wood, water County, Oregon, 30 acres in Cultiva­
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Wednesday to attend the County 3 miles from R. R. town of 5000 in­ the hour of seven o’clock p. m. of the and grass, close to good market and tion, 40 acr s in good pasture, new 6
habitants;
good
level
land
and
level
same day, when the same shall be
Room 209 Stee vps Building
Camp meeting of the Modern Wood­
school, now is your chance. Make me roum house, barn and other buildings,
road to town; near school. This is closed.
S alem ,
-
-
O regon man of America.
in the midst of fruit and alfalfa and
By order of the District School an offer for any part or all. What family orchard, good garden. This is
There are about forty automobiles is the garden spot of the world with
about 3 miles from Wiihoyt Springs,
Board
of School District Number have you ?
X
in this community already and more a fine moderate, heathful climate, not
would make an Ideal Dairy farm.
H.
E.
BROWN,
coming at a great rate one dealer to hot nor too cold. This 80 acres is Four, of Marion County, Oregon, made Box 145
Terms
cash, long time 7 per cent
Silverton,
Ore.
th:s 17th day of March, A. D. 1914.
selling seven in one week.
on balance.
fenced and cross fenced, has a neat
M. COOLEY,
$3000—for 20 acres, 3 miles from
Rural School Superintendent Smith 4 room house, barn, chicken house, 90
Chairman, District School Board.
was in this neck of the woods again foot well and water can be had for Attest O.E. Thompson, District Clerk.
town of about 5000, Redding Cal.,
River bottom, no overflow, line soil
this week helping the older children irrigation at a reasonable rate; just
The price of the Gravity Ha d Cul­ good water. This is first class for
teach the young minds how to shoot. 3 miles from Alamogordo, N. M. Now
Trade at Schubert & Co’s, wher
tivator is $8.
fruit or would make a nice home and
A lady from Stayton while in Sil­ don’t get it that this is Old Mexico. you get highest prices for your pro­
The price of the Gravity Junior is a dandy ch'ckcn ranch, will exchange
All kind of chicken food at Schu­ verton the other day lust a large There is no fighting in New Mexico duce and best value f r your money. 15-
21 tf
bert’s Produce Market.
21tf blue button off of her cloak, If you and it is a nice place to live. I will Phone Red 881
The price of the Gravity attachment for anything. What have you?
H. E. Brown, Agent
is $2.59.
J. P. Smith was in Salem on busi­ find it kindly leave it at the Journal exchange this for anything anywhere,
Silverton, Ore.
These inventions are beyond ques­
Office.
if it is good clear property, up to 50 Cents—In Clubs of Five—50 Cents
ness Wednesday.
tion
the
greatest
that
were
ever
used
The
Silverton
Journal
will
be
sent
$3000.
Make
me
an
offer.
Price
Mrs. Cage who was examined by­
Frank Frohreich was m Salem Mon­
in a garden.
Exchange.
medical experts of Portland last $3,000. Free and clear. What have to any address in America until
day. License, Eh ?
We recommend the Gravity Hand
$25,000 for 360 acres good land, 40
further
notice
at
the
rate
of
50
cents
you?
Cultivator for large gardens and for acres in cultivation, 80 acreH good pas­
A. A. Ulvin, our assessor, was in week was pr nounced curab'e and has
a year, in clubs of five or more, Let splendid
IL E. BROWN,
returned to Silverton full of hope of
deep work. The Gravity Ju­
the Capial City Tuesday.
every patriot subscriber send us a nior !s a lighter machine and is espe­ ture, good new house and barn, well
Silverton, Ore.
recovery.
Mrs. A. Nelson was in Salem Wed­
cially adapted for women and children and creek water; 15,000,000 feet yel­
club and the battle will be won.
Never say “die” but remember that
with small gardens. The Gravity at­ low lir saw timber, donkey engine, saw
nesday visiting with her daughter.
50 Cents—In Clubs of Five—50 Cents
1
Exchange for Rooming House.
Fred Cavender can dye that old suit,
tachment works on the same principle mill planers, everything including a
The Bethany sewing circle will meet
80 acres in Oklahoma, improved, 35
but is attached to other tools, such as full equipment of tools goes with the
clean it, press it, and repair it, and
Photos.
next at the home of Mrs. Plett, April
acres in cultivation, 3 acres peaches,
a pointed hoe or rake, and it is one of
make
it
look
like
new.
See
Fred
at
At
the
Jones
Studio.
I
will
make
the tine, t things any gardener ever place. Will take up to $16,000 in trade
11th.
family
orchard,
near
school,
all
good
the full $4.00 cabinet photographs for used.
onec and fix up a bit. Never say “die.”
With any one of these machines or cash and give terms to suit pur-i^b
land,
some
timber,
6
room
house,
new
No one on earth can make moYe
$1.75 for a few days. Don’t miss thin the worker
can do the work of five or chaser.
The
W.
S.
S.
C.
will
give
a
Russian
For further information,
barn, windmill and tank, good pasture, chance. Baker Photo.
healthful candy than Church, the
six men and do it much better than write to or call on H. E. Brown, Sil­
Program
and
Tea
Saturday
4th
at
all fenced and cross fenced, 6 mil s
candy man.
with a hoc or with the old style push
Eggs for Hatching.
the home of Mrs. Latham. The to good town, good road, price $3,000;
machines. The Gravity cultivates deep verton, Oregon.
s.
c.
White
Leghorns
at
$1.00
per
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grnde charges will be 10 cents, the proceeds
or shallow; it works <rry rapidly; it
of 15; , (4.00
, _
__
per hundred.
______ C. does
Exchange.
Thursday March 26th., a girl. The to be used in purchasing books for the will give terms, or exchange for any­ setting
the work better than any other
S.
Shattuc,
South
Water
Street.
thing of good value in Oregon. Make
hand cultivator in the world and it
$9360
for
117
acres, black loam soil,
mother and child are doing well.
library.
•
18p22
offer. What have you?
does it so easy that gardening becomes Clackamas county, Oregon, timber is
Ed. Gunderson, the hotel man is
a pleasure. Write for information or lir and cedar, creek water, good build­
Mrs. Rose Kline was in Silverton
For Exchange
To the Chain Gang:
send the price and we will ship a ma-
putting in a whole block of cement last week. She went on to Stayton
80 acres in Oklahoma, unimproved
ings. This property is for exchange
Send in as many names of friends chin ■ at once.
sidewalk.
to attend to business connected with except 35 acres in cultivation and of freedom as you can. We want to
J. E. HOSMER,
for southern property, Union county,
The big circus bills are up and so her millinary store at that place and some timber planted, about four send them sample copies and sub. Inventor and Manufacturer, Silver-
Now Mexico, preferred.
blanks. Do it now!
ton, Oregon.
is the exciement among the fun lov­ expects to return again soon and then years old; 1/< mi'e to good school;
$5000—320 acrea, 50 acres in culti­
on to Linton where she and her broth­ near town.This is fine black loam,
ing youngsters.
vation, 200 acres pasture, small house
Changed Headquarters.
For
Sale.
er Ola is having good success w’ith prairie 'and in the best part of Okla­
Satin-finish, silver-plated J. W. York and barn in southern Oregon. This is
Dr. Heisley will be at Silverton
Mrs. O. S. Hauge and Mrs. B. Tin- their hotel.
homa; price $2000; will exchange for Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Of­ alto, used about four months, with for exchange. What have you? If
glestad visited at the Tinglestad
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lukens returned a good rooming house, or anything of fice over Preston’s Shop. Leave orders good case. Will sell reasonably. Jay you want to swap come and see me, or
farm Wednesday.
at Preston’s. Salem office and resi­ E. Myers, Journal office.
from Portland Friday where they had good value, anywhere. Make me an dence,
write to me.
527 Court street, opposite Court
Churchs’ Candy Store on the corner gone to met Mr. Luken’s mother, Mrs. offer. What have you?
house, and next door to Moose build­
H. E. BROWN,
See the new cross-stitch at “The
H. E. Brown, over Journal Office. ing.
of Oak and Water Streets is the Lauretta Lukens of Brainerd Minne-
20ctf Shop."
Silverton, Oregon.
J. E. HOSMER
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
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