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Holverson's
Dress
Will last till August 1st.
Every piece of dress goods Id our store at
July Clean-up Price
Bale will Include both worsted and cotton poods and wo will stake our reputa
tion on the bargains wo will ofler on anything in the lino. Your money back al
ways II you'ro'not satisfied. That's tho motto ol
HOLV3RSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem
CAMPAIGN SALES
All our fancy waist silks below
coat.
JI.7S Values for $1.15.
$1.50 Values for $1.00.
$1.23 Viluts for 7SC.
J 1.00 Value for 65 c.
75c Values for 45c.
They are all now patterns and at
these prices aro sure to movo at a
lively pace.
See Interior display.
We solicit the patronage of careful buyers; those who
know a big dollar's worth when they see ft.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
GOING
For tho summer you won't want to tako your Jewelry and wuloli with you, this
would bo a good timo to bavo it ropnlrod your watch cleaned and put in first-clatt
ahapo, ready for use when you come back. Wo do this work in excellent manner
make your jewelry look llku now, and hnvo your watch wall regulated. You will
And my chnrges tho most reasonable in tho city, all work in proportion.
WatcheB cleaned, 75c.
Uin springs, 76c.
C. II. HINGES, a:
WEATHER.
Fair tonight, Baturdny nt.d Sunday.
Warmer Baturday,
Wheat Market.
Han Kuancihto, July 27. Cash lOOtf.
Gihcauo, 111., July 27. Sept. 70,,.
Hakim, 40.
GOLD DUST. FLOUR
MA1IR II V
Tho Sldnov Power Co.
itimiitr, onicnoN.
wade for family ubo, usk your grocers for
It. Bran and shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
moN 61,
UtVAVlfe&VVIAU.
Osburn's Shoe Sale
Is where you can (ct
Bargains
Men's Hamilton rtrowa shoes
worth $2.25, now $1.90.
AU other khoes at cut trices.
Come la and see.
i e. f. osburn. sastrsfta t
5 f.
RATESJN ICE
Tho followitig low rates on lie lmvu
been agreed tion by tho Capital Ico
Works and Crystal Ico Works, of Uiis
city beginning May 10:
Confectionery stores, hotels and tlnli
markets, using 100 lbs or more ut a time
60c per hundred ; less tlmti lio lbs 76c.
I'rivato parties using 100 lbs or more,
76c; lest than 100 lbs, lo twr lb. No
sale below lOo.
Icelu ton lou, ".MJ; half ton, $4.00.
at tho works.
la shipped In sacks 76u per 100, suckr
eitra. Camtal lea Wohkh
SU OavRTAL Tim Works
PEACHES
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Oregon Peaches 65 cents
per box, X X X X
Watermelons on ice, fresh,
large and luscious,
Rotli &
honk 161 124
Mill, -f-"r gTTy-fo.
Cleari'tip
Goods Sale
Fancy Hosiery
All tho new styles in I'o1ka"dots,
stripes and plaids at sale prlcos.
90c styles now 60c.
75c styles now 40c.
50c styles now 37c.
See Corner Window
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AWAY
296 Commercial Street.
Next Door to Holvcrson's.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
Cottaie.
W N Uelllngar, Portland.
H J Hpoucor, Itoeudalo.
J I. Card, Cal.
II A Townsond, I'ortland.
K I' Thorason, I'ortland.
H M Koss, Walla Wollu.
Mrs. Wasom, Walla Walla.
C K Cell's, Sun Francisco.
K O Mooro, Sidney.
U A Whlttior, Heattlo.
Willamette.
K V Homeyer, Seattle.
H 8 Goldsmith. Portland.
F D Hhields, 1'ortliiiid.
J I. Pendleton, Haratoga, Cal
Arthur Austin, Philadelphia, Pa.
F J Chapman, Portland.
II W Hogue, Portland.
Molono Joyce, Kan Francisco.
Juo 11 Helamlur, Chicago.
M I. Isaacs, Bun Francisco.
W M Dent, Portland.
V II Page, Portland.
II II Parker, Portland.
J 8 Stowoil, Portland.
Can't last much longer, the
great bargains in shoes, Giv
en's old stand.
DIED.
COOVKIIT At tlmfamlly homo 1 inllo.
routhoftho Keform school, ut 10::i0
p. in, July 20, Miss I.ucy Convert a Bed
17 years.
Deceased was tho daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Coovert, and camo with
her iwronta from California In July 1899.
Tho caueo of hor death wag consump
tion, from which deseaso elm h nd been
bedfast for several months, Besides
the parents, eight brothers and sisters
survive hur. The arrangements for the
funeral had not been completed when
our informant camo toSalom, but It will
bo held Saturday uud burlul will bo In
Twin O.tk cemetery.
A Chill Enjoys
Tho pleasant llavor, gentle action, and
soothing efTect of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative, ami if tho father
or mother bo costive or billons, tho most
gratifying results follow Its use; to that
It Is tho best family remedy known nnd
every family hhouM have a bottle. Man.
uluetured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co.
Bailor Wire.
Mitchell, Lewis .V: Staver Co's. branch
will Ik iiuuiltiimrlore for baling wire this
season. 7.SMAwtl
Graber
tat at
MtuwaMMMa
itHIIIIIIMMMrt
THE POPULAR LOAN.
School Clerk naumiartflei1 Llstlnf Many Who
Wants the District's Notes.
Subscriptions for tho new 4-por cent
school loan uro coming In at a rate
which will toke tho full (30,000 by Sat
unlay night.
Tho list of subscribers now foots up as
follews:
Mrs. M. C. Smith f 1600
Theo. Nolf, agent COO
Mrs. Theo. Nolf 600
Miss Allco Laycox 600
F. W. 8tousloff 2000
J, P. Itogers, agent 600
T. G, Magors, agont 600
A. J. Cheshire, agont 600
J. 0. Urown -100
Oswald West 600
Ama Lcono Strong 60
Mrs E. 8. Lamport 2000
J. 0. Griffith 600
J.O. Griffith, agent for L.F. Grlf.
ilth 600
J.C. Griffith, agent for W.D. Mc-
Nary 400
W. B. Sanford, agent 600
HoforA. F. Jr. Agt 600
8. W. Miles 600
H. 8tapleton 600
Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Treas 700
Geo. F. Rodger . . . : 600
C. 8. (Hamilton 600
M. Montgomery 600
Mrs. Montgomery 60
J.A. Dittcr 600
O.J. Byrd, Agt 600
L. L. Byrd, Agt 600
F. A. Legg 600
G. G. Brown 300
Alice James 100
WA Cuslck 2000
MrsMMCusIck 1000
Mrs II Stapleton 1000
Dr J N Smith 600
Mrs E Strayor 60
Mrs O Frlckey COO
Mrs M Caseboer COO
IITBrucoAgont 600
Fred la Peterson 60
G 8 Downing 1000
Total $21,800
THE NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Procosltlons.:for:the';PurnlhlairanJJiLeaslni
4Are;t)nder Contlderatlou! . . aatii
Tho matter of tho furnishing of tho
new opera heme and tho leasing thereof
Is now under consideration by tho Odd
Fullown' building comtnlttco, consist
fngof A.N. Moores, J. W. Young, tho
third member fof .tho committee, Til
Ford, being absent.
Propositions hnvo been received from
Portland,8eattlo8an Francisco and East
ern cities for the seating and furnishing
of tho now play-house, and a number of
agents nro in tho city with rum los of
their goods.
Several offers for the lcaeoof tho opera
liouso are also under contidorotion.
Patton llros. are among tho bidders, and
their cxpcrlunco witli the old house
places them in a position to know about
what they can do witli tho new one.
Salem pooplo will hope that these pop.
ular gcntlemon will continue to cator to
the theatre-goers of tho city.
Both tho furnishing and lease will
probably bo decided at tho regular meet
ing of Chomekota lodge, next Wednes
day evening, when tho committee will
bring in its report and recommendations.
The iron girders for tho ceiling over
tho. opera house, for lack of which tho
work on the building has been delayed
for several days, arrived last night from
tho Albany Iron Works, and tho Salem
Truck & Dray Co. aro moving thorn over
today. There aro three girders weigh
ing six tons apiece, l-.acli Is In two sec
tions woighiug three tons each, making
a bulky and heavy piece to handle, but
Mohney and Ileckman aro equal to the
task.
When these girders aro placed in posi
tion tho third story will be pushed to
completion.
DOCK STRIKE ENDED.
The Men wis All Their Demands. Get 40
Cents Aa Hour.
Dock strikers at Portland wont to work
Thursday morning upon four of tho
principal docks at -10 centsanhour. This
ends tho strike in favor of tho men. It
is only a matter of tlruo uull the other
dockownors "cave" and they will prob
ably pay tho advance by tomorrow.
The docks which put men to work
Thursday, morning aro the Victoria,
Slbbon A Korr, Irving, U. W. McNear,
Columbus No. 2. Allen & Lewis, Mont
gomery and Balfour, Guthrie & Co, It
is understood that tiio Elevator is also
paying tho the advance.
Tho men quit work about u week ago.
Thoy wore allowed 30 conts an hour for
loading vessels and handling grains in the
warehouse. They maintained that was
too little pay compared wijh tho charac
ter of work they were, required to do and
struck for -10 cents an hour regular timo
and 60 cents overtime. Only tho truck
tneu were interested. The weighers,
scalers and others who work alongside
of the truckmen were not included in
tho strike. Because of the reticence of
the dockowncra it was impossible to
loam definitely tho exact terms of the
agreement by which tho men returned
to work, It is not known if the men will
receive 60 cents an hour for overtime,
bat is is reasonable to suppose they will
get extra pay for overtime. At any rate
the men have won their cause iu secur
ing a 40-cont-an-hour echodule for reg
ular time.
Reports from the Slckteds.
Wiu, Hoggo, who has been ill for some
time and was recently brouaht to this
city from Jefferson, in hopes that tho
change would better his condition is
uot much improved.
J. M, Wallace, who was taken sud
denly ill a few weeks ago, is much im
proved nnd will soon bo able to be out.
T, M. Thompson, tho harness maker
at the Cbemana Indian echool who is
suffering from au attack of heart disease,
is still in a dangerous condition. Mr.
Thompson la well known here, where he
has a host of friends who uro sorrv to
learn of his illness.
Froddy Bruwmng, un employe of tho
Woolen mill is ill at the homo of hia
parents iu Depot addition.
. It, iuaus, who was injured in u
runnaway udcident vesterdav. suffer!
considerably last night but is resting
easier louay.
Win, England is reported no so well
daday.
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THE POWERS TRIAL
IN KENTUCKY
OKonamowN, Ky.,July 27. Waiter
Bronston, a Lexington attomoy, ws as-
I sistcd In the arrest of Caleb Powers and
John Davis, at Lexington, was tho first
witness in the Powers trial yesterday.
Powers and Davis wcro dlegulsed us sol
diers, and were both armed. Witness
Identified them to tho pollco ofllcors.
t After a forcible arrest, Powers was taken
' to Jail, where tho pardon grantod him by
, Governor Toylor and 1300 In money
were found in hia pockets.
I W. II. Mayner gave sensational testi
mony against both Powers and YoutBcv
this afternoon. Ho said ho was in tho
SecroUry of State's offlco a few days be
fore tho shooting, and a man whom ho
did not know, referring to Gocbel, said:
"Somebody ought to kill the d-n rascal."
Yeutseysaid: "I have- mado up my
mind to do that myself.
Saturday ovonlng beforo tho shooting
Caleb Powers said In conversation : "If
we could iget tho head of tho ticket to
act, wo would do so. If ho does not stand
up, I Intend to expose the whole d n
business."
Perry Tandy, asslstantant secretary of
Btato, produced tho executlvo journnl
kopt by Govornor Taylor. The Journal
did not show an order calling out troops
after tho assination. Tho orders issued
to Powers, Flnloy, Culton and Davis
wore recorded.
Tho prosecution wanted to show tho
pardons issued by Govornor Taylor to
mountain men who had been lined in the
Frankfort Pollco court for carrying
pistols, but tho court oxcludod tills.
COLON REBELLION
BROUGHT TO AN END
CoLo.v.July 27. Tho Liberal robolllon
in tills department has ended afror a
sacrlfico of more than 600 lives. Tho
Liberals liavo been tho greatest suffer
ers, while tho wounded numbered
many hunerede.
Dr. Memloza representing tho Liber
als and General Alban nrranged yester
day fora cession of hostilities, the lib
erals to surrender their arms nnd being
guaranteed freedom from prosecution
and rctentlonjof all political rights.
GERMAN TROOPS
SAIL FOR CHINA
Biikmbiuiavkn, July ?7. Port of tho
Gorman expeditionary force for China
sailed today on board of three transports
Little Telctrams.
Tho famlnoBitiiatlou iu India is grow
ing worse instead of butter.
Jeffersonville, Indiana, manufactur
ers have ordora for 110,000 garments
for our soldiore in tho orient.
Bryan positively declines to mako
any huhllo talks on Sunday, religious or
otherwise.
Tho postmaster gonornl has ruled that
aftor August 1 the drop letter rato of 1
cent will not apply within rural free
dulivory limits.
Ono hundred additional medical offi
cers aro wantell for duty in tho Philip
pines and China.
E. O. I'rout, a millionaire stockman
of Door Lodgo, Mont., has died from
heart disease ut St. Joseph, Mo.
Mortlmor D. Shaw, who conducted
the telegraphor's strike in 1883, passed
away in tho city hospital at St LoiiIb.
Tho British arms aro victorious in o
great luttlo witli a tribe ol Ashantio
savages.
In the British Houeo of Commons
Lord George Hamilton commends the
"patience, resignation with courtesy"
with which 62,000,000 pooplo of India
aro starving to death, and finds "cer
tain compensating advantages in tho
shape in which tho revenuoyenrclosed."
More Soldiers for Manila.
San Fkancisco, Cal., July 27. The
remaining companios of the Fifteenth
Infantry which wero left hero when the
first division sailed, loft this port today
and will follow thorn to Manila. It is
belioved here that thoso troops will not
be landed at Manila, but will remain on
tho Bhips and bo forwarded to China
(or Borvice in tho campaign against the
Boxers. It is argued that tho situation
in China is of so serious a naturo that
those troops, togothor with all that can
bo spared from tho Philippines, will bo
rushed to the front there at as early a
date as possible.
Injured at Dallas.
II. M. Brawn, tlin P. O lli-nruman w.-
ceivcu a telephone message from Dallas
mat evening siaung mac an out gentle
man by tho name of Cuttlor, had been
badly injured fn a runaway accident and
asking Mr. Drown to notify his son who
was in Salem on business, Tho young
man was promptly notified, and im
mediately started for his home. No
particulars aro available.
Dr. V. Fink and sons A. W. and V,
K. Fink of Dallas, wore in tho city to
day. Mr. Fink is engaged in the prune
and hop business and reports every
thing In Polk doing well.
FOR SALE. Ladies' Feathcrctone hi
cycle, has been ridden but a short timo
and is in fine condition. Price 15.
Call at 331 Liberty street. 20
Are You Thinking of Buying a Piano,
Organ, Sewing Machine or Bicycle?
t,o!0iV.onoUm,onefact,,ntol'U.mtBlncowo8l P in our new lino i..t
March, of pianos, organs, sewing machines and bicycles, that two thirds in nl
sale we make, are to cus omers who have looked around a M deal at ?. ni hi"
stores, and examined heir Hues and studied and thought ltove?fn? L.l0,hef
perhaps months and then Anally como iu our store and purchased o ', al.d
Hast tialein talked of buying an Instrument over a voar IZ nl m ', i ue par,): ,n
he was selling another line, and Just short t in.e "ago "hey cameMH1.i',,e,i
to its easy running qualities, taking a Wgle threiul No MES " f'V'.r te.8t M
thn tvn uWtic i v. ....'., i.. i" LV .i",rouv. 0, V eojton and us nir It on
mHchlne and seinI. through two KteffiX? U iSWilrfl8 the
tests that wo win t fl our competition sales. Fieasa J ve us a li tLlM ,,0,nMI
Wo can save you money and please you. call Jwfore you buy.
F A. WIGGINS
307 COM. ST.
JPaT" Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, Bicycles
rTTyTV."iV1'-"?''rtr'BMftllw'
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Not how cheap
But how goods
THIS RULE
GOVERNS AT
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MILITARY PRISONERS
TO BE SET FREE
llr AmocIMH I're t lb Journal.
San Fkvncisco, July 27. Under In
structions from tho War Department,
General Shatter has appointed a board
of officers which is ordered to meet on
Alcatrar. Island -today to oxammo all
general prisoners in conllnoment at that
station and submit recommendations
looking to tho releaso of such prisoners
us deserve clemency. Tho board ia In
structed to make careful Inquiry into
tho merits of each case, eo far us can
bo dono with the light of tho records on
fllo. When possible the statements will
bo taken of any witnesses, bo they
prisoners or officers, cognizant of tho
facts.
Tho reioit of tho board is to bo ren
dered as soon us possiblo and in tho
recommendations special consideration
Is to bo given to tho conduct of prisoners
sinco confinement, and to cases of young
men convicted of purely military of
fenses. There aro about 600 military
prisoners on tho island, ninny of them,
it is said, having been convicted of triv
ial offcnecH.
Clothloi for Troops.
llr AnoclMtrt l'rci t mt Jnaral.
Jkkkkrnonv'im.k, Ind., July 27. An
order for 110,000 garments to he mndo
up nt onco was received at tho United
States Quartermaster's depot at Jcffor-
Bonville today. The garments will ho
sent by fast freight toScattlo and thence
to the Orient.
Yachts Start on Annual Cruise.
Br Aaioclatc I'rrta la Ik JunraaL
Xsw York, July 27. Tho fleet of tho
Corinthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia,
according to orders issued by Fleet Cap
tain Charles II, Brock, rendezvoused
last night at Glen Cove, Long Island,
and started this morning on ijs annual
cruleo. Tho yuchta will roco to Oyster
Bay. Komalning over Sunday at Oyster
Bay, thoy will race on Monday, tho
30th, to Morris Cove, tlionco on Wednes
day to Shelter Island, from which on
the following day, thoy will go to Now
tandon. Friday, AugUBt 3, there will
be a race from New London to Newport,
where the cruise comes to an end.
Will Talk About Education.
BmMiNoiiAji, Ala., July 27. One of
the most elaborate programs ever pre
pared for a gathering of educators in
this state, is being carried out here today,
aud tho meeting will not adjourn until
tho evening of tho 20th. The occasion
is tho annual convention of tho State
Association of Superintendents of Edu
cation, which is being held in connection
with tho Stato Educational Association,
ltepresentatlves from all parts of tho
state aro present, and the moat popular
talent In Alabama occupies tho stauo in
tho convention hall. Tho delegates w ore
welcomed to the city by the mayor.
Educators Meet.
Clkaii lakk, Iowa, July 27. Tho
leading educational event that has
taken place in this section nf tlin mm.
try for many years, is tho Epworth as
sembly, which opened its first session
toJay and will continue until AutriiBt 10.
inclusive. Hiehon Galloway will dellvnr
two addresses to tho assembly ono this
afternoon aud tho other this evening.
Among tho features schedule! for ,u.
cussion beforo tho meeting closes is a
ueixuo on Imperialism between Hon.
Champ Clark and Hon. O. 11. Lnn.Ha
The visitors in atteudauco number-fully
Immigrants Turned Back.
Eaqlh Pash, Texas, July 27. The
mounted patrol npiointed by Commis
sioner General Powder ly two weeks ago
A!o Need of Going to
the Coast or Mountains
ButgotoFKIEDMAN'S NEW BACKET STOUE wboro the weather is cool . ,
comfortable, nnd whero goodB can bo bought at prices thot will suit thetKy-w.
book of all. Havo Just got iu a handsome lino of tablo damask, flno hernitttcK, V
towels, butcher linens, an elegant lino of Bllkolluea at prices that Bell them f.
A complete- now lino of ladles' neckties, nnd pulley bolte, handkerchiefs anil l .
weather crash eklrtfl, porncolB, faiiB and now dimities. uu nt
IN MEN'S WEAR SS5"fe
tweeds and other weaves, neckties, collars, also a largo assortment of trunks
Uses and telescopes, suspenders, shirts, hop pickura' gloves, a complete stoik 'r
men's underwear and notions, In fact full lines of everything kopt in a well rem?
lated dry goodB and clothing stoie. lW-
It Friedman's
Cor. Stato and Commercial St.
I have secured several lines of new goods at reduced
rates and offer tliem to consumers at wholesale prices.
Pulley Belts, fine ones only 25c.
Crash skirts only 50c.
Duck skirts, regular $1.25 only 75c
Mercerized silk underskirts regular $1.25
only 85c.
Yard wide percale, 7 l-2c yd. v
Pearl buttons, 5c a doz.
Bone buttons 10c gross.
Silk mitts 15c a pair.
Large assortment of laces, ribbons, embroideries, cor
sets and gloves at less than wholesale cost.
1 am still selling ladies' fine-shoes, regular $4.00 for
$1.25 a pair, and oxford ties at 50c, 65c, and 75c a pair
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
BRIDGE & BEACH
.MANUFACTURING CO.'S
:nPFPinP ST0UE5 and
CAN BE
FOUND AT
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM. ORE
THE CHICAGO
compactness
K. L. Kino,
Gen'l Agent for Ore.
Albany Oregon.
to Btop pauper Italian immigrants from
entering tills country from Mexico, today
Intercepted a conslderablo number of
tho undesirable elements and turned
thorn back. This system will be kept
up until the foreigners aro mado to tin
derstnnd that they cannot establish nn
enforced residenco in the United States,
anu mat l( thoy want to live hero thoy
must comply with the Immigration lnwn
of this country iu order to do so.
Will Be Asslinea to Hew Ships.
Washington, July '.7. It has been
fully decided upon by tho navy depart
ment that when tho Cruiser Montgom
ery arrives -at Now York a portion of
her complement ol olllcor and men will
bo nssigned to duty on somo of tho gov.
ornment's new ships that are only
awaiting ofllcors and crows to bn nlncl
in commission for Borvlco. Preparations
are now completed for tho Montgomery's
repairs which will begin immediately
upon her arrival from Montevideo.
Shlttloi Hay to Manila.
HitooKiAN, N. Y July 27.-A ship
ment of hay consisting nf nn oon !
for use In tho Philippines, left this port
today for Manila. Another shipment
of an equal number of bales will be
snippeu irom lioro next week. Tho hay
was originally baled and sent hero In
bond from Canada for tho Uritish troops
In South Africa, but was later purchased
by the United States Government.
John Malone, aged about 20 years,
was received at tho asylum yesterday
from Multnomah County.
Dialer Twine
at the Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
branch, at 10i cents per pound.
Wheat Bought and Stored
By the Aurora Roller Mills
Branch offlco and warehouse 184 Trade
st. between High and Church street.
Buckwheat and oats bought at highest
market price.
FRED P. HEARST. Prop.
7.27-tf diw
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering ice to its patrons
at the prevailing prices. Also
ce cream In any quantity will
be delivered to any part of the
the city. Price 55c per gallon,
warranted to keep 12 hours after
uc.ivery, : : J ; . . .
J. Maguire Prop'r.l
New Racket Store
BalomOretQB
RANGES.
TYPEWRITER
Price $35.00
The Chicaeo cannot be excelled for
and clearness of writing, ft jl
is easy to learn to operate, and there is a
small number of parts to get out of order-
Ci.ydb Unoac,
Local Agont,
Salem Oregon.
Bottled Beer
Klingcrft Beck.Succeaaors to SoutbSales
Bottling Works,
All orders for bottled beer will be flUri
at the brewery. Kopt on cold storsp
Froe city delivery. Telephone 3131.
A Creditto Salem
Our transfer, truck and
building material business Is
Increasing.
Call our new Red. While
and Blue trucks, we nave
CAREFUL DRIVERS
PROMPT. DELIVERY
REAS0NABE PRICES
RELIABLE GOODS
With these requisites W(
are bound to win. Builden
and Contractors please m
and inquire prices.
We are fully equipped tw
all work, light and heavy.
D, S. Bentley & Co,
Phono SOI. si O Front St
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can get all you want
to Ant nf Mm
WHITE 110DSK RESTAORSSr
Our patrons receive tho best tb
market affords. Open day and
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
100 .nte St.
SELF RISING
Pancake Flour
ONLY 5c A PACKAGE
A SNAP FOR
Campers . . . .;.
CALL EARLY
SUPPLYLIMITED
EPPLEY'S
ELECTRIC GROCERY