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Capital City League
Organized
GREATER
SALEM
CLUB
Important Meeting to be Held
Wednesday Evening.
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petticoat bargain you've ever seen. The materials
alone would cost you more.
There's six different styles in the lot. All
beautifully made.
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when t com ,iTn ol not .erin well have It attended tf1 ?ltif 1
attention nn t dflsorvos for tin amount of work ft does. If you need mlvico can
SnTi,wrwlllZKftmlnatlon8frc0. You aro welcome to tho costly instru
ments ami our experience,
Ctias. H. Hinges,
Sclontlflc Optician. B8 Stflto Btroot. Next door to Ladd A UukIi'b Dank
THIS WEEK
NJBW FOR
Our many culomora will bo ploasod to know of tliomany Kood tiling wo liavo
in store this veok. ,.,
BTAK BU0I2D HAM,
HAM BAUBAGB.
IMOKLKI) I'IGB FKIST.
BUMMBIt BAUHAGB8.
bTill HUBAKl-'AHT HAGON.
COUNTRY OUKBD UAOON.
NBW TOTATOBB.
FItKSH PBAB.
GHBBN IU5AN8.
OUOUMIJBItfl.
TOMATOBB.
AllTIGIIOKIiB.
BTRAWIIKRKIKS.
An ondiesB lino of canned meats on display at our store.
ROTH St GRABBR
11 a. fitte Street.
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Telephone 511
...Piti Your Faith...
To tho storo that novor sells a plecoo! shoddy itooda JiibI herniiso thoy can
To tlio B,orn0k),1yn(Ju,r uyo8 BUck Jut with tho cheapness of the price.
IT IS WEAR
That decides wbothor a towol la roally cheap or !! priced. o hnvo a
ii n! Mwnla lliat wo oanoolally recommend for Ion wear and durability.
l&uSTlt ioS HoinVutoh J buck Mo; hemstitched linen 20o. Kanoy
rt 1...111 knimiia iiiifd wiir.ii 111 if. rimiii viiiv iiitiiiiii-
harder huck larffo mko 100 unui vunuin. . . ...-w, "" v , '
Jul hoUtiUhcd bureau Bcarf-.tmc. Call and see .. before buyinK.
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
Campaign for Improvement
of City inaugurated
The moating of tho genorul commit
too on organization of tho local Im
piovomont Leaguo Monday ovonlng
was uttondod by about one-half of tho
tnombora of tho committee.
In tho ah&onco of 0 .0 .Mtighnm,
proHldont of tho loaguo, Prof. J. S.
Graham acted as chairman, uacnr
Muollhaupt was appointed socrotary.
Tho committee adopted "Tho Capital
City Improvement Loaguo" as a name
for tho organization.
Tho constitution and by-laws of the
Town Improvement Association of Mt
Claro, N. J., woro adopted, with a
slight modification, for the govern
ment of tho Salem organization. Doslr
nblo foaturos woro also Incorporated
from tho rules governing a Wichita,
Kansns civic Improvement leaguo.
Undor tho constitution, as adopted
by tho committee, all persons nro
made ellglblo to actlvo membership,
upon the payment of annual duoB, ns
follews: Men, $1.00; women, CO cents,
and minors undor 18 yenrn of age, 25
contB. Olllcors of tho leaguo consist
of prosldont, first and socond vlco
prosldonts, socrotary and treasurer, to
bo elected annually. Tho leaguo will
hold regular mootlngs on tho third
Tuoflday of April, Juno, Octohor and
January, tho annual election to ho hold
In April. No debt shnll bo contracted
by tho executive" board beyond the
nvaltablo moans of tho loaguo to pay.
No request shnll bo prosontod In tho
name of tho loaguo for tho olllclnl uc
tlon of public olllcors, unloss ondorsod
by a majority of U10 loaguo member
ship. Tho commlttoo found tho by-laws
of tho St. Claro association woro not
adaptahlo to tho needs of tho Sulom
leaguo, and, upon motion of If. A.
Thomas, a commlttoo of five was
named to formulato a sot of by-laws
for tho govornmont of tho loaguo, to
report nt tho noxt goneinl meeting of
tho association, when tho constitution
will bo submitted for ndoptlon. Stolz
moved that tho commlttoo bo Instruct
ed torrango for tho districting of tho
city for tho purpose of carrying on a
rampalgn for ronovntlon nnd improve
mont. Mr. Graham named tho follow
ing commltteo: II. A. Thomas, H. C.
Bploy, G. Btnlx, Mm. Mary It. Davis
and W. T. RIkiUiu. Tim rommtttoo
will map out 11 plan of work, to bo car
ried out by tho districts. Upon motion
adjournment was tnlton to ropoit at
the noxt general mooting of tho associ
ation, which will bo "hold nt tho call
of the president.
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nocelves Royal Greeting.
(Continued from llmt pago.)
A meeting of tho Creator Salem
Commercial Club that Is of groat lm
nortanco to Its inombors will bo hold
at tho city hall Wodnosday evonlng.
There Is now buslnoss or roal intorest
that awaits tho consideration of the
club.
Tho club Is doing valuablo work foi
Snlom, and Is receiving good financial
aid from tho community. A collection
of duos has Just boon made, all bills
arc paid, and tho club has flGO In the
treasury. Tho attendance at the moot
ing of tho club Is not what it should
bo. Tho ofllcors, who are faithful In
the performance of their duties, foel
that a greater Intorost la tuo woric 01
tho club should bo shown by tho mem
bors, whoso attendnnco and participa
tion In tho mooting would greatly en
courage tho olllclnls of tho organiza
tion. Let every member of tho club
attend tho meeting at tho city hall
Wodnosday ovonlng, at 8 o'clock.
N. J. Judah, socrotary of tho club,
Is In recolpt of n lcttor from John W.
Paddock, secretary of tho supremo
lodge, A. O. U. W., entortalnmont
committee, of Portland, 'n which the
commlttoo by unanimous voto decided
to accept tho Invitation for tho onter-
tnlnmont of tho mombers of tho bu-
promo lotlgo at lunch at Salem on tho
dato of tho up-vnlloy excursion. Mr,
Paddock writes that Monday, Juno
ICth, is the day sot for tho valley
trip. Tho plan Is to ontortaln tho
party at lunch horo, tho Greater Salem
Commercial Club uniting with tho lo
cal Workmen lodges in tho ontortaln
ment of tho visitors.
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ALBANY
WAS
JCH0SEN
0. N. G. EncampmentlWili Be
Held Up the Valley.
POLLING
PLACES
SELECTED
Where Marion County Voters
Will Ballot in June
Tho Marlon county court on Monday
afternoon selected polling places in
tho different precincts of tho county
for election purposes on Juno 2d. Tho
selections mndo woro as follews:
Aumsvlllo W. P. Gilbert's building.
Aurora K. of P. hall.
Brooks -Red ball.
Ureltonbugh Labor Exchango.
Duttovlllo Grango hall.
Champoeg Jetto's hnll.
Elkhorn School house.
Englewood Wade's store.
Falrflold School houso.
Gervals City ball.
Horob Gates' city ball.
Howoll Control Howell Pralrio
hall.
Hubbard Armory.
Jefferson City hnll.
Maclony City hall.
Monitor Monitor Tiadlng Co's hall
Marlon Frank Soosbe's building.
Mehama Mehama hall.
Mt. Angol City hall.
Prospect Tho power houso.
Salem No. 1 Marlon square.
Salem No. 2 Simpson's barn.
Salem No. 3 Freoland's store.
Salem No. 1 No. 290 Commercial
street.
EuHt Salem Rickey school house.
NnrUi Salam D ucksm th shop on
Llborty streot.
South Snlom Jory's dryer.
Sllverton Council room.
North Sllvorton Liberal university.
South Sllvorton School houso dis
trict No. 10.
St. Paul A. O. U. W. hall.
Scotts Mills Woodman hnll.
Sllvor Falls School houso, district
No. 107.
Stayton Opora houso.
Sublimity School houso, district
No. 7.
SIdnoy Sldnoy mills.
Tumor I. O. O. F. hnll.
Woodbum Ovorton's olllco.
Yow Park Shlpp's shop.
REVENUE
SERVICE
CADETS
Examination of Applicants
Held June 17'18-19.
An examination or applicants for
appointment as cadet in tho gov
ernment revenuo service will bo
conducted by tho local civil servlco
commission on Juno 17, 18, 19. AppH
nnnia miiui im not less than 18 n'or
more than 25 years of ago, of vigorous
constitution, physically sound nnd woll
formed, not loss than 5 feet 3 Inches
In height, of good moral character and
unmnrried. Tho marrlago of a cadet
will bo considered as equivalent to a
resignation. Applicants aro advised
that cadets may bo commissioned by
tho president ns lieutenant auur
two years' satisfactory service. Tho
salary of a cadet is fOOO por annum
nndf one ration per day.
Thoro nro In tho revenuo cutter ser
vlco commissioned officers, ns folews:
Captains, about 3G, at a salary of ?2B00
por annum; first Houtennnts, about 36,
at a salary of $1800 per annum; sec
ond lleutonants, about 30, at n salary
of ?1G00 por annum; third lleutonants,
about 12, at a salary of ?1400 per an
num. As tho result of this examination, it
is expected that about eight or ten ap
pointments will bo made somo time
during tho coming summer to tho po
sition of cadet. '
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When you see f
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the Moon
Over the Left Shoulder, It's
a Lucky Look.
Ruf hMhr Innk. still, will be to come in and see our ?
I new Spring Suits, They are as handsome as can be. J
Lookimr at them over either shoulder, you will say (
fhof fViP nrp V
Several new Spring cuts"have you seen them? If not jj
kK. " buy B
will afford jj
8 come in and look. Mind we say JCwV "
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;i wnen you are reuuy, um mc jwwxv
! us pleasure and cost you nothing. Come.
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G. W, Johnson & Co.
U8 State Street. Salem.
.iQQsege
Rubber Vehicle
New Things
Just Received
Aden's sweaters in Will
amette colors, fancy X
weaves
$2J50
LadieGolf jackets, the
new color combinations,
very swell.
New linen all-overs lor
waists and trimmings.
Bar, barber and waiter
coats in latest styles
65c to $1.50
Embroidered Tab Col
lars, handsome designs
15c to 50c
I Dalrymple's
Jacob Ifogt
265 Commercial St,
Good Stock of Shoes
Tires Fitted
Wo nro now prepared sllh a modern
tlrcIlltliiK ninchliH1, and can relit your
rlir with hnrd rubber tiros ol uny sort,
uunrnutrulni! all woik. Wo can also ill
up any and all rlga with chunuolo nnd
rubber tlies whether thoy nro old or
now, ohnnulnit ovor (rem tho old steel
tiioB, to tho niodorn, iasy-rldlnn, noUo
Ices bunny. Tho cost Is not ns uront ns
you'd ImuKtuu. Call and ecu us.
Pneumatic IBike Wagons
: TIiobo dainty Btudebnkor Roods nro tho
swellost uoods in tho town. Wo havo
them and uan deliver any uriulo ut once.
Stick tent in leather or whipcord; Ima
kot sent; wood or wire wliuuls. All the
best goods in town nro Btudebakore.
IlavltiK a lino triulo In our buggy nnd
wbrou donrtmoula thete dnys, nre
trading. In buggies nnd hneks oitun, und
usually Imvo a. good simp or two in thnt
line. Havo n teoond-hnud top Dungy
and nu open buKw)'. Coino soon it you
want ouo.
The Jack of all Trades
I Gasoline Engine
This Is tho Fairbanks. Morse engine
tho popular slw (or kciiomIJuio on tho
(arm, In tho shop or nnywhero that A
convenient, inexpensive power I needel.
It is a IS lioreo power and has the 110
essary weltflit to hold it down. They
nro liavlnK tremendous salt) nil over
tho country, 111 tho (ruit districts for
spraying purposes, In tho dairy country
(or separators, etc , garduuors nro uslnp
them lor llllluu their tanks, ami bo ou
nd nullum.
Qall and seo it at our place. All sites
o( Kasoliuo engines to ouo hundred
horto power.
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All Upkto-date
Prices Right
Jtdy for trado In our oow itore,
Qall sod too ui all. Itenairiuu done, ou
)iortnotU.
.JACOB UOGT..
F. A. WIGGINS
265-257 Liberty 8t, 8alm.
Farm Maohluory, Wagoua, llUBglos,
DloyolM, Sowing Machluea.
OTiwInu Maliine Jlupairiug by N.
II. Uurley.
STOLltN TRIIil'Nlt Mr.A. Uanuey
ui Ilahoy. nho m me Friday tliat his
frlbuno wheel was stolen. It is
an. Inch frame, blaok. UK) I model. Ni
WT0I. Watch Ottt (or ti and receive
reward.
BwrttU Ito fart Yh Mltl Alwyt teM
SSI s,
zjrja- '
ready favorably dlHposed. Thoro woro
chttunt (or (inch climax and u.euoinl
K(Hd (hoIIiik between the Mpoaker and
the iiudleiicu.
Fairness Toward Hla Opponent.
Mr. Chnuiborlnln exhibited courtoay
and mil-newt toward hla opponent, Mr.
Kurulah, Mo took palim to accord him
thu attributes of an uutlmnblo Kontlo
mini, und uald that ho had to do only
with Mr, l'urnUh'a roeord as a public
ulllelal. In thlu counoetton, hla lumln
uieutal proposition uh thla:
"Any man who has held office
should be Judocd by the extent of hla
effort to administer his duties effi
ciently and to removo from the people
tho burden of taxation."
Predicating hlu diacuaaloii upon tho
foroKoliiK Boiitlmsut, Mr. Chnmborlnln
proceeded to uaaeit:
"The man who serves the people
owea It to them to aet the most re
sults at the least cost that Is, the
most results to the people, not the most
results to himself. And, If any man
has, through office, secured from the
taxpayers more than was necessary to
compensate legitimately for the scr-
vlce rendered, he cannot conscien
tiously appeal to the voters ns a busi
ness man promising a business admin
Istratlon."
Mr. Chamberlain.
Tho Miiluudld rocoal thnt Mr. Ohnm
horlnln litia mude la known hero, ami,
if tho voter in tkvJr eouverwitlon
Blue th ineetlucr MMk their nentl
mentB, thoy propose to hs to it that
the man of nil mtui in Oregon who
hna not mudo miblto utllctt n private
Kraft la iustullwl in th governor's
ohnlr mtxt Jaminry, If tin aaalstaneo
of tho people here eun nocompliah aiu-h
a result.
Fulton on Fees.
HHtirdliiB the ntnuHt oX th ftw sya
tern und the vlolatluii qf the law on tho
part of Btute ollloluls In drawliiK grout
Mr salaries tluui provldvil for by thu
conatltutlon. Mr. Fulton tamely de
fends! it und hinted If Chamberlain
should be olectftd Hovemor that he
would he In a horrible position him
Mir. and, It the constitutional Umlta
Uum aa to slarls is, na Chamberlain
eittlms it la. 04ily niumrout and not
tml, he would like to know what tho
dvtl CkamtrarkUn a-h roarltiR about
Us dos not m to Uavs any imrty.
any 4fttfuriH. and is having a bant
time of It Mr Pulton sandwiched th
Philippine uuestkm into all parts of
hi aiHMvVi, and argud that tho Islands
were irretrievably lost to the United
States should Furnish be defeated aa
eowruor of Oreson and Judge W
liauis fails to Kxvtuo uiaor ut Fort
land- . .
Tho encampment of tho OroBon Nn
Uonal Ounnl will this year bo hold nt
Albany, July 17-21, such decision hav
Inn recently boon mndo by Adjutnnt
Clonornl C. II. anntonboln.
Tlio Creator Snlom Commorolnl
Club, throiish Its Bocrotary, N. J. Ju
dnh, liad oxtondod nn mvltntlon to tho
Kimrd to Jiold tho oncampmont nt Sa
lem. In a lottor in roply to tho Invita
tion, Mr. anntonboln notlflos tho club
thnt Albany had boon choson ns tho
plnco for holding tho oncampmont bo
roro tho eluh'H lottor had boon ro
colvod, and, In spoakliiK of tho uoloe
tiou, says:
"This decision was not tho rosult or
any dissatisfaction with tho camp alto
nt Snluin. as the oncaiiinniont hold
thoro two years ago was omlnautly
successful, und tho courtesy nnd koiio
roslty of tho peoplo or Saloin woro
Krcutly appreclutod. It was fait, how
ever, thnt, othor things bolim oaual,
the cltluoiifl of Albany were ontltlod
jo consideration this yonr. ThnnkiiiK
the members of tho Commercial Club
for tlio Invitation oxtonded, and for
their interest in tho Nutlounl Guard, I
nm, otc,"
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K. of P. Notice,
arnnd Chancollor J. II. Allcen will
visit Contrnl lodgo this ovonlng, May
13th. All nro rcquostod to bo pres
ent. Clnud Townsond, C. C; Z. J.
Hlggs, K. of U. S.
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Hear Evangellnt
Worrell at tho Baptist church today
at 2:30 and 7:30 p. in. G-13-2t
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J. D. Loo was a southorn passonger
this morning.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon.
Mado for family uso. ask your
grccor for it. Bran aud
shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN Aeent
niCII. Sunday, May 11, 1902, at tho
family homo in Englewood, to Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Rich, a son.
Go to Fendrlch's
Market for all kinds of fresh meats,
linmH. Rftiisacos and lard. Tho best
always kept on hand,
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DIED.
M'l.KOD. At tho homo, of his pa
ronts near Chemawa, May 13, 1902,
Itruco E., son of Mr. nnd Mra. John
Mcl.ood, ngod 10 years, of a fovor.
Funeral sorvlcos will bo conducted
nt tho Hayosvllle church at 10:30
o'clock Wednesday morning. Durlat
will be In Hayosvlllo cemetery.
A. M. Clough, successor to D. E.
Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 8tate
Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence,
221, Salem, Oregon.
Clothiers to the People
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BICYCLES
257 Commercial St-, Salem.
:35 - $40
CUSHION FKAME, 1902 - - -CHAINLESS
CUSHION FRAME - -
Call nnd see tlio 1902 RAMBLER CUSHION FKAME, it ia 305 days
abend of all.
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with tho fiat ond clumi;
spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT,
Tirtra CllflrtriAC 0( all descriptions at prlcoa as chonp ns
DltjtlC OUHUllCo Bnywboro.nndwehnvojuatwbntyouwant.
BICYCLE REPAIRING Wo havo a complete bicycle repair shop. We
fit nil makes of blevclo tiros. Wo repair all innkoa of Mcyclos. Give
ua n call. Wo try to pleaeo.
Have Begun
Life Sentences
Ofllcors fiom Harney county on
Monday delivered a quintet of pris
oners nt the penitentiary. George Mil
ler and Joe Colwell will serve Ufa sen
tences fur inuualaiiHiiter; Murlan
MoilutMi. hircenv by bailee, one
year; (1 W. Hays, adultery, one year.
THE
RACYCLE
35, 40, 50, 55
and 60 dollars
The only Bicycle with chain
and sprockets between the
bearings. Call and see
them and be convinced
Chamberlain and Furnish
l'hoto buttons for sale at Cronlse
Studio.
O"
Building Proposals.
Bids will bo received nt tho ofllce
of W. I). Push on Thursday, May 15th.
at i o'clock p. in., for the construction
of a two-story brick block for Mnurlco
Klliiger. Plana and speclllcatlona mny
he seen at the olllco of W, D. Push.
MAVR1CR KLINGUR.
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..WOLFF..
AMERICAN
DJYCLES
One of the best hlch crade
wheels on the market-
1901 Model only $35
Special for 1902 $25
Special roadster, the finest
wheel In the world tarrintr none.
$40.
In translucent Ruby finish,
something beautiful for $45.
Call and see them in Free
land's window near Court house.
Merrit Davis
Agent
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SUNDRIES
All fresh new stock
O i. J ousintta, heavy treail $8.80
M. t W. oneiiiRrt -'.9
Duulnit oaeluiTR S.36
1002 Solar Gns lninps 'iM
" aoth Century lamps 2.60
" Mujestio lumps aou.
0th Centuiy oil lamps 2.36
Kleotilo stroke bulla .16
Peilal bell .96 nnd 60
Tire bolls .16, . nnd .60
8 in loll .10'
Pedals per pair .76, 1 ., 1.60, 2 , nnd 2.50 I
Rubber grlM ver ir .00 1
Dixon's graphite .05.
Ruubercement 4 lt, can 1 quality
Wood rim cement (Hnrt(oid)
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
Enamelling two ronts blaok baked 2.C0
Wood rims nnv make put on 1 60
Steel runs put on 1.76
burk tips air dry enamel per pair l.uo
We have everything in the
bicycle line. If your wheel
if out of tix bring or send it
to us we will save you money.
All work guaranteed.
Wheels called for and de
livered free. Phone Red 2556
Great
Manufacturers'
Sale of
High Grade
Pianos
Our whole (orco hns been busy tho
Inst few days, Inking enro nl tlio crouds
of peoplo who call nt my fitoro to inspect.
the beautiful assortment of new innoy,
high grade planoa which aro boing eold
nt ridiculously low prices.
Already, a Number of the
Choicest Gems
0( tho piano mnkore' art Iinvo (ound
their way into thu homes of delighted
mii6ic tenchere, city people nnd (armors,
ouo going to the general manager of an
advertising concern ol Portland,
Yon must como quickly or you will bo
too lnte. Tho supply cannot last but n
low dnys longer, so you must buy now,
if you aro to eecuro ono of tlieeo naton
iahing bargains.
Huviuy diapoeed of audi a lurgo num
ber ol the Jacob Doll car of pianoa, wo
have decided to includo 1 10 entire etock
on tho lloor at
Lower Rates Than Eyer
Before
Glvo us a cnll whether you (eel you
' are ready to buy thnt piano you know
you noeu, or no..
Geo. C. Will
Opp, Uuali Hank
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank.
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emember
IN GROCERIES WE CARRY THE BEST
Our lino o( "DIAMOND W." ennnod (rults nnd Yegotables hns no
equal, Try a can of eliced Lemon Cling peaches. Enough for (our dishes.
15c per enn . j
BE SURE IT IS "DIAMOND W,"
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Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
142 Stnto St., D'Arcy Bldg. Phono Maiu 2201
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Grand Opera House.
JOHN P, C0RDRAY. Manager.
TUESDAY, AAY 13.
The Laughing Comedy Sensation.
Too
Rich to
Marry
A Roaring. Rollicking, Screaming
Interesting Comedy With an
Plot.
Prices: 35c, 50c, 75c.
tw
Box olllco open for eale ol seats
Tuesday at 0 a. m,
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly nil cuts, or bruiaoe,
Draws soreness out of lame back, nnd
drnws slivers out of ileah which often
break off too short to pull, Sticks like
sticking plator. Try it and you will
nevor be without. By mnil25c.
L. Al. BARR,
120 State St. .Salem, Or
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mMKm ,,, Hjw Amajs Bw&ni
331 Commercial St.
8houlder6,
per lb., 9c
Deviled Ham (small) per can
5c.
Deviled Ham (small) per can
6 for 25c
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10c.
Deviled Ham (large) 3 cans
25c
Sardines, per box
5c.
Sardines, C boxes,
25o
Salmon, 3 cans
25o
Catsup, per pt bottle
15c.
Catsup, 2 bottles
25c
Cocoanut (bulk) per lb
15c.
Good Soda 16 cr pkgs)
5 c.
Good Soda (16 or pkgs) 6 pVj
25o
Corn Starch, per pkgs,
5 c.
Washing Powder.per pkg
6 c.
T.,. ....! nnil OffES. W
pay highest market price, cW
morchandlso.
M. T. RINEMAN
132 State St. Tulepbone U'
Builders and Contractors Notice
Roche Harbor Lime
Roche Harbor Lime
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San Juan Lime
-San Juan Lime
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Clayton F. Young
540 N Cottage st
If you waHt the RKhT ecftf e aad want it
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GIANT CEMENT A' GIANT CEMENT
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AND ALL OTHER LEADING BRANDS. Our warehouses are ?veniowi"6are ;all
I these popular brands of lime and cement and cheaper than ever. These gooas d
fresh from the kilns and cement is of latest importation. . T , vour
I t As regards lime there is no difference either in quality or weight. Roche!
cnoice; h any auierence u is in avor or oan juan wiucu is cuuai u Mr","-,nc auan
Harbor and San Juan lime is being used in Portland and elsewhere in PfWicK.
tities. Try it vand be convinced. Also a full line of building material. R
I SHINGLES, sawed and cut, HAIR, PLASTER, .SAND. GRAVEL. LATH, uw
I POSTS. FIRE CLAY and FIRE BRICK, SEWER and CHIMNEY PIPE.
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