J. E. Hosmer never saw or heard
of Josephine Hess previous to the al­
leged liliel. How then could he have
maliciously libeled h r? Our courts
are malicious themselves when they
: are not foolish or crazy.
The decision of the Supreme Court
' was held back til* after the primary
election. Why? If it had not been
would McNary have been nominated?
Isn’t this kind of trickery worse than
the Hosmer kind of libel?
Mrs. A. N. Arnold went to the Sa­
lem Hospital to visit her husband who
has recently undergone a surgical op­
eration. Prof. Arnold was reported
as doing nicely.
Towels!
C L E A N
HOME BAKERY
Mrs. W. E. Sprague.
At her heme on First and B. Sts., takes orders and delivers—
Home made Bread and all kinds of home made Baking, Cakes,
Doughnuts. Pies. Etc. Etc.
Leave orders at C. W. Rogers.
W H O I. E S O 5! E
HEALTH F U L
r
ADVENTURES OF
HENRY, DUBB
A
HOSMER & DOWN
L awyers
Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore.
DR. R. S. PETTIT.
CHIROPRACTOR.
P hone : B lack 1062
I
Cartoons by RYAN WALKER The
foremost cartoonist of America, Mail­
ed postpaid to any address upon re­
ceipt of 25c coin or stamps.
Prices for quanities upon request.
Towels!!
Towels!!!
At "The Shop”.— Bath towels, baby
towels, large towels, guest towels,
fancy towels, plain towels, stamped
towels, embroidered towels, at the
lowest price—at "The Shop”!
Miss Rachel Angel graduated at the
head of her class in New Port and :s
now at Monmouth attending Summer
Normal. She will teach in the school
at Newp rt the coming year. Her host
of Silverton friends are delighted with
her success.
Hiram Grazer has purchased the
C'eaning and Pressing Shop on Main
Street formerly run by Fred Caven­
der, Those patronizing Mr. Grazer
wdl get the very best service in his
line at very reasonable prices. Give
him a trial.
Is there a merchant in Silverton
who gets over ten dollars a day clear
of all expenses? Under a sane
system everybody who put in his
time at useful work would get more
than that amount. Get wise you poor,
tired, money-mad merchant.
NOTICE
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Bid for the erection of a one room
scho ’ house at Cedar Camp, will be
Brotherhood of Man
Fatherhood of God
received from date to June 27th
6 p. in., by J. M. Endxulis at Hul't,
Oregon. Parties wishing to see plans
o
UNITARI AN CHURCH SERVICES
and specifications, cal1 at the Silver-
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ton Journal Office. The right to re­
Are held in the W. O. W. Hull the Firut Sunday
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ject any and a t bids is reserved.
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in Each Month at 7:45 I*. M.
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EXCHANGE
Rev. Richard F. Tincher, Pastor.
80 acres in Oklahoma, unimproved
except 35 acres in cultivation and
Salvation Through Character
leadership of Jesus
some timber planted, about four
years old; % mile to good school; ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*
near town. This is fine black loam,
prairie land in the best part of Okla­
9
homa; price $2000; will exchange for
a good rooming house, or anything of
good value, anywhere. Make me an
offer. What have you? H. E. Brown
Silverton, Ore.
Everybody who trade» at the
EXCHANGE
$5000—for 3% acres in Santa Cruze,
California, modern improvements cost
about $4000 in all, 7 room house
large barn and a'l kind of out build­
ings, lawn, flowers, berries and
orchard of all kind, nets a hansome
income, market right at the door, will
exchange for small farm in Willamette
Valley. Now you Oregonians here is
your chance.
Exchange
$1000—for 5 acres 8 miles from
Placervill, Eldorado County, Calif.
This is unimproved platted land
adapted to Oranges, Olives and all
kinds of semi tropical fruits, is ideal
for a chicken ranch, will exchange for
anything in Washington or Oregon.
H. E. Brown, Silverton, Oregon.
PEOPLES MARKET
Is n pleased customer and you know why? It in because they
get the choicest meats at a saving of from lOto 20 per cent.
Look at a few of our EXTRA SPECIALS for SATURDAYt
Other meats in proportion. Pure Home render«! Lard fives 65c
tens $1.25.
•
Our prices are always the lowest. The above is a special induce­
ment to try us when you buy your Sunday menta.
PEOPLE’S MARKET
EXCHANGE
$5900—for a brick store and large
Address F. A. Lirin, Box 353, North
Office at Residence.
I
Evey “Dry” Home should put a barn in Plum City, Wis., if you want
32t33
Park Street, 2 blocks east of i Yakima. Washington.
window card in its window with income property to rent and have any­
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High School.
"Th;s Home is Dry" printed in Big thing of good value in the west write
, to visit Cusiter’» during the next ten I Black letters. We have them already me, make me and offer! This can be
days.
printed. Send 3 cents each or 25c exchanged for anything of good value.
THE TRUTH ABOUT
DR. B. L. STEEVES
Exchange
Tom Opedahl and L. M. I.arson 1 per dozen. Silverton Journal, Silver-
Practice limited to
$1400—for a 5 room Bungalow
started for the Horse Lake country in ton, Oregon.
and 'arge lot berries and garden, this
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Canada last Monday.
A dandy time was enjoyed at the
is contract $20 p r month, wjjl sell
Room 209 Steeves Building
All kind of chicken food at Schu­ picnic held in the Mat Small Canyon
( Ry Allan Benson
equity or exchange for anything of
21tf last Sunday. Those who picnicked
S alem ,
-
-
O regon bert’s Produce Market.
good value, If you want to get a nice Enough said.
Mrs. W. S. Elliot of Woodburn is were Floyd, Clay and Reber Allen, little home in Silverton, this is your
Patronize
Order a copy to day.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Glen Me Norris, Lora and E’ma Ames, Letha chance.
i
Cavender,
Emma
Adamson,
Sylvia
and
JOE GRINDE’S
In paper covers 30c prepaid.
Clealan at Victor Point.
Exchange
Pearl McGinnis, Lewis Johnson, Nellie
OPERA HOUSE BARBER SHOP
$6000—for 320 acres in Union Co. Prices for quantities on application.
A real Clearing Sale is going on at Pate. Mr. and Mrs Do’ph Kerr, Paul
New Mexico, 50 acres crop, 50 acres
Water and Oak Sts. 'Silverton, Ore. the Quality Store.
Weiser, Mrs Ethel Wolfard and Mrs.
pasture,
nice new 6 room bungalow, F. A. 1.1V1N, Box 353, North Yakima,
Rev. J. F. Sneves departed for his. Dick Down.
X
32t33
barn and other buildings, well water. Washington.
home at Siletz after his services in
$8,700
for
81
acres
of
fine
as
beaver
1
*-
j
miles
from
good
town,
owner
the church at this place.
dam 'and, 38 acres in crop, good fam­ wants farm in Oregon, might consider AUTOMOBILE TIRES AT FACTORY
LOST, a gold band bracelet with ily orchard, berries and garden, 6-
PRICES
wet part of Washington, or sell and
the name of Jennie Davis on the in­ room house, barn 36 x64, otherplaces give terms to suit purchaser. Write
side. Return to Hi ks Hardware no better than this is priced at $10,000
SAVE FROM 30 to 60 PER ( ENT
to H. E. Brown, Box 145, Silverton,
Store and receive a suitable reward. to $12,000. This is the famous How­ Oregon.
Tul>e
Tire
If you have the hard times disease ell Prairie and can be handled to
$ 7.20
$1.65
28x3
FOR SALE
1.95
30x3
7.80
Gladys Tuel went to Salem Tuesday. take a dose of advertising in the Sil- make money. Call and see me or
2.80
10.80
30x3*4
$4000
will
buy
40 acres of very best
vrton
Jo
’
i
nal.
It
’
s
the
lest'
write. H. E. Brown, Silverton, Ore.
A. A. Ulvin was in the Capital Wed­
11.90
2.95
32x3%
Three brother-in-laws, C. D. Goss, I W. L. Mellinger who spent four bottom land, nice'y improved, 3 miles
nesday.
3.00
12.40
34x3*4
from
S
f,
verton
on
good
road,
if
you
3.35
32x4
13.70
Miss Elma Ames went to Salem yes- G. H. Dedrick and T. E. Preston are years in Mexico will deliver a lecture ar looking for an ideal home close
14.80
3.50
33x4
out
on
Butte
Creek
on
a
fishing
trip.
ter day.
entitled,“A Synopsis of the History in you should see this.
16.80
3.60
34x4
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Newman were of Mexico from the Cause and Effect
17.85
8.90
36x4
Elmer O’Kane was a Salem visitor
H. E. Brown, Exclusive agent, Box
here from Portland this week in the in Standpoint, Attempting to Show the 145, Silverton, Ore .
4.85
35x4 %
19.75
Monday.
4.90
19.85
36x4%
terests of Socialist initiative petitions. Causes of the Present Conditions.”
Miss Daphna Thornley was visiting
5.10
21.50
37x4 %
COOS BA^T LOTS
This
lecture
will
take
two
evenings,
Mrs.
I.
S.
Moe,
her
son
Sigard,
her
24.90
37x5
5.90
at Salem Wednesday.
Tuesday and Wednesday the 23rd. and
All other sizes in stock. Non-Skid
Portsmouth Land Co., represented
All roads for the next ten days lead daughter Lina, Elmer and Herman
24th. of June. It is just what every by H. E. Brown of Silverton, Oregon, tires 15 percent additional, red tubes
Olsen started for Cascadia Monday.
to Cusiter’» Store.
ten per cent above gray.. AH, new
J. L. Bell of the purcharing depart­ American wants to hear and a big has very desirable lots for sale in the clean, fresh, guaranteed tires. Best
George Hibbard returned from his
ment of the S. P. was here Monday, i audience is expected. The time is 8 best seaport town on the Pacific .standard and independent makes. Buy
Portland trip Monday.
P. M. and the place is the Christian Coast. They will be sold on easy direct from us and save money. 5 per
From here Mr. Bell went to Eugene.
Harry Armstrong went to Salem
Church.
Admission 25 cents which terms with only 10 per cent down. cent discount if payment in full ac­
Lyman McDonald, manager of the |
each order. C. O. D. on 10
Wednesday just fcr the day.
pays
for
both
lectures.
Come in and see plat and views. H. E. companies
Dr.Keene loganberry farm arrived
per cent deposit. Allowing examina­
Brown, the agent.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thurman is at home Monday to take charge of the picking, j
tion.
Restaurant Furniture for Sale.
TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO.
from her visit at Whiteson.
EXCHANGE
3 counters, 1, 20 feet long, 8 stools,
Trade at Schubert & Co’s, wher
Dept. A
....
Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. Oscar Bentson came home
$2500—for a nice 5 room house and
you get highest prices for your pro­ 5 tables, stove, cooking utensils, silver­
from her Portland trip Monday.
FOR EXCHANGE
duce and best value f r your money. ! ware, dishes, etc., one grill about 16ft. 'arge lot, fruit and berries. This is
Dr. Carl Rinehart of Portland Phone Red 881
Opportunities
at your Door!
in
Silverton,
can
be
exchanged
for,
21 tf long, other things to numerous to
thinks of b eating in Silverton.
$150 cash or will exchange for •
Iowa
property.
A
chance
for
some
mention.
All
practically
new,
used
Attorney Holmes,Mrs. Ho'mes and
Cedar posts for sale. Call or write l’tt'e Phillip were over from Salem about six months.
one to get rid of their chilblains by horse 2 cows or a flock of goats or
to E. L. Paterson, Hullt, Ore. 30p33 visiting at the Adamson home over 5?tfc.
J. F. Bartlow, Silverton, Orc. exchanging for a beautiful home in anything, what have you to swap for
a nice cleaning and (tressing parlor.
Silverton, mild bracing climate.
Frank Mewherter ran in from Sal­ Sunday.
Exchange for Anything of Good Value
HURRAH
FOR
THE
PARK.
Exchange
mon River the first of the week.
Miss Nellie Pate and Miss Nathed
$1600 for 160 acres in Nebraska.
The
Park
Committee
of
the
City
$3200
—
for
80
acres,
30
acres
in
Remember Cusiter has the goods and Donaca have ben visiting at the home
Council met the Park Committee of cultivation faimily orchard, all kind This is well located to cream route,
is selling at real selling prices.
of C. M. Wray. Miss Donaca went to the W. S. S. C. at the home of Miss
of berries and garden, spring water. and i» fine soil. Price right
Mrs. C. J. Cooley was out to the Albany Tuesday.
Eva Coolidge Wednesday evening and Would make a nice dairy ranch, will Exchange for Anything Anywhere
Switzerland ranch again Wednesday. UNITARIAN SERVICES are held in arrangements were made to have a exchange for town or city property.
160 acre farm near Park Rapids,
Mrs. Amy Carmen is visiting her the W. O. W. Hall the first Sunday in Clean-up-day of the City Park Wed­ This is 10 miles from Silverton % Minn., partly improved, spring water,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Riches. each month at 7:45 P.M., Rev. R. F. nesday June 24th. Everybody is mile from R. R., on milk route. and good soil, will sell cheap for cash.
EXCHANGE
Phone your orders for Chicken Tischer, Pastor.—Everybody welcome. earnestly asked to help in this good What have you to offer?
For Hornes, Mules or Automobile
Dr. Heisley’s days in Silverton, | work. The ladies wi'l serve a free H. E. Brown, Box 145, Silverton,
Feed to H. M. Shubert, phone Red 881.
A g'>od business proposition, wants a
James Gordon and Chauncey Mont­ Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays. lunch to all who work. Don’t forget Oregon.
partner, will exchange a one third or
Office
over
Preston
’
s
Sh
p,
leave
calls
the
date
—
Wednesday,
June
24th.
gomery were in the Capital City Mon­
EXCHANGE FOR ANYTHING
one
half interest, for automobile or
at-the
Shop.
At
Woodburn
ther
day.
What have you to exchange for a good driving team and hack, total val­
days.
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MARION
COUNTY
SOCIALIST
The greatest display of bargains
nice little improved farm of 80 acres, ue of business about $1200. This is
CUSITER’S CLEARING SALE
TICKET
ever shown in Silverton are being
3 miles from R. R. town of 5000 in. a hummer.
opened up this morning—DON’T FOR­
Representatives: E. W. Ross, S'*- habitants; good level land and level
shown at Cusiter’s Store.
FOR SALE
GET to visit this progressive store verton; Fred Haa k, Marion; L. D.
Miss Tillie Annundson of Portland
road to town; near chool. This is
Hotel
doing
good business, all new
during this sale.
Ratliff, Salem; Allen Hutcheon, Sa­ in the midst of fruit and alfalfa and
was a Sunday visitor at the Opsund
furniture and carpets, $500 piano,
lem,
F.
J.
Von
Behren,
Aumsville.
Misses Gina, Sonra and Isabelle Stor-
home.
is the garden spot of the world with
Sheriff—J. E. Blazer, Silverton. a fine moderate, healthful climate, not everything up to date, and obliged to
aas'i spent Sunday with Miss Thea
Trade with our advertisers. Men­
sell, price $1500. Call on or write,
Jensen, returning Monday to their Clerk—T. Y. McClellen, Turner. Re­ to • hot nor too cold. This 80 acres is
tion the Silverton Journal. It will
H. E. Brown, Silverton, Ore.
corder
—
Ly
,:
th
M.
Cannon,
Salem.
home at Parkland, Wash.
fenced and cross fenced, has a neat
help us!
Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Bloom and Mrs. Treasurer—R. R. Ryan, Salem. Com­ 4 room house, barn, chicken house, 90 CD I?IT London “Tango” Necklace
Mrs. E. R. Adams is visiting friends
W. S. Ross of Nampa, Idaho visited missioner,—F. C. Ramp, Brooks. Cor. foot well and water can be had for rI\L£> “Evelyn Thaw” Bracelet
and relatives in Pennsylvania and
These two beautiful pieces of pop­
two days this week at the home of oner—Bernard Pehr, Salem. Survey­ irrigation at a reasonable rate; just
New York.
or—Jean B. Hoss, Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ruse.
3 miles from Alamogordo, N. M. Now ular jewelry are the craze among so­
ciety women in New York and the
Mrs. E. A. Langley and her little
don’t get it that this is Old Mexico. largest cities. They are neat and ele­
Now is the time to send the Si1 eer-
son Guy were shopping in Salem
EXCHANGE
There is no fighting in New Mexico gant gold finished articles” that will
ton Journal to a friend for one year
Thursday.
$9360—for 117 acres, -5 acres in and it is a nice place to live. I will gladen tha heart of every girl or
at half price. The cut begins June20,
Robert Mount and Henry Schroder and lasts 30 days. Send as many as crop, 20 acres good pasture and a exchange this for anything anywhere, woman, no matter how young or old.
visited Prof. Arnold at the Salem Hos­ you can afford at 50 cents a year.
good family orchard, all good build­ make offer.
H. E. Brown, Silverton, Very stylish and attractive.
Our Free Offer. We are advertis­
pital Thursday.
ings, close to town and railroad, party Oregon.
ing Spearment Chewing Gum and de­
Berries, Berries, Cherries, cherries,
Follow the crowds to the corner and then prunes, apples, peaches— wants to exchange for southern farm
sire to place a box of this fine, health­
store—the bargains are there—Cusi­ Hurrah for this great fruitful and You sunny Southerners make me an OUR DISHONEST CONSTITUTION ful gum into every home. It sweet­
ens the breath—whitens the teeth and
offer.
ter—
beautiful land of great resources and
aids digestion. It is refreshing and
(By Allan Benson)
Exchange
G. A. Bock who has been very sick prospective liberty!
ideasing to all. To every one sending
$7000
—
for
160
acres,
4,000,000
ft.
Just off the press and a book that us but 50c and 10c to cover shipping
with typhoid fever is reported as
Dr. A. F. Blackerbyhas gone to Phil­ good fir timber, 30 acres in cultivation,
costs we will ship a big box of 20
rapidly recovering.
adelphia to take a post-graduate 70 acres pasture, 9 room house, three will, probably duplicate the remarkable regular 5c packages of the Spearmint
Katie Miller who has been visiting course in dentistry. His many friends barns, all kind of out buildings. This success of the same authors THE Gum and include the elegant,
“Tango” necklace and “Evelyn Thaw”
at the C. H. Nix home returned to her wish him the best of success.
is near Mill City, Union county, Ore. TRUTH ABOUT SOCIALISM.
bracelet absolutely free.
Eugene home Thursday.
The Mesdames Fanny and Winnie This is a cash proposition and at cash
In paper covers prepaid 30c. Prices
This offer is for a short time only.
Our line of summer dress goods is Buse were down from the Silverton values, parties might consider good for quantities on application, Send Not more than 2 orders to one party.
complete and going at bargain prices. Lumber Camp Wednesday looking exchange, maye .me an offer, call or orders to F. A. Livin, Box 353, North Dealers not allowed to accept this.
UNITED SALES COMPANY
All goods greatly reduced. Do not fail after expected freight on the S. P.
write to H. E. Brown, Silverton, Ore. Yakima, Wash.
32t33 Dayton, Ohio
P. O. Box 101
SOCIALISM
J
LOCAL NEWS
15c
15c
12'iC
10c
12'iC
25c
Bvef Steak, any kind, pud lb.
Pork (hop* any kind, per lb.
Lamb (hop«, any kind» per lb.
Lamb to Steu» per lb.
Beef to Boil, per lb.
Frenh Hamburger or Pork Sausage Jibs for
FOR RENT
Two new store rooms, equipped
with up-to-date conveniences, full
basement, in beat part of Silverton,
cheap rent and good lease. Apply to
H. E. Brown for full particular»,
over Journal office.
Exchange Piano for Cows
I will exchange our piano which
cost $400 and which we have had for
only three years for two good cows,
or I will sell it cheap for cash.
28c31
Walter Smith, Hullt, Ore.
Phone 7-8.
Exchange:—I have 20 acres of 2nd.
bench land, no overflow, good water,
close to good railroad town of 3500,
wi'l exchange for work—light slash­
ing at $20 per acre. 1 also have
some town lots to xchange for car-
pente work and will pay half cash. I
also have some fencing to do and will
pay half cash and half exchange at
right price. See me over the Jour­
nal off'cc at once. H. E. Brown.
For Sale:—12 acres just outside of
c’ty 'imits, on best macadem road, all
c'car»d and in crop and fruit, four rom
house, chicken house, good fences, city
water—will sell all or part and give
terms. See this beautiful tract!
I also have 20 acres close in on goo I
road, fine soil, spring water and about
one acre of timber. There are twelve
acres of thrifty, young, bearing orch­
ard. This is a money maker and an
ideal place for a home. Cgll and se*
me or write. H. E. Brown, Box 145,
S’lverton, Oregon.
100
BEAUTIFUL AND COLORER
I’OST CARDS
Many are rhch, rare, pictures of
BEAUTIFUL MODELS AND
ACTRESSES
Also a Self-Filling
FOUNTAIN PEN
All for only 50 cents
The greatest bargain in beautiful
cards and rare art pictures ever
offered, Many are hard to obtain and
have so’d singly for the price we ask
for all. These will go quickly to all
lovers of the beautiful in nature who
appreciate rare art pictures of well
developed models.
A reliable self-filling fountain pen
free with each order. These alone
have sold for one dollar in stores.
The 100 beautiful cards and pen all
for but 50c and 10c in stamps for
postage.
ART PORTRAYAL CO.
Dayton, Ohio.
EVERYTHING
MAN NEEDS
$1
(Complete Shaving Outfit
10 Articles 10
$1
To advertise our Universal Shaving
Outfit and Universal Products we will
for a limited time only, send this well
worth $3.00 Shaving Outfit for $1.00.
We sell our products to the consumer
direct and therefore you ___
save all
agents’ profits which as you know are
very large.
1 "
“
Hollow
(¿round Razor.
1 5-inch Lather Brush.
1 Razor Strop, Canvas Back.
1 Nickel Easel Back Mirror
1 33-inch Barber Towel.
1 Bar Shaving Soap.
1 Box Talcum Powder.
1 Decorated China Mug.
1 Aluminum Barber Comb.
1 Bristle
______________
Hair Bruah.
Each outfit packed in neat box $1.00.
Coin or Money Order, postage 10c
extra.
UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS CO.
Dayton, Ohio.