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, f, JV"? $r t I THE OAlLY J6URNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, 8ATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1902. raram8utfmtimmmimttw . ' . OUR KIND OF A WHITE SALE NOW ON I White Mz.MUM.-.-nsitmtW r: m22Md& . ,. . White Reigns . . i ' i ' YU U trt iccf Tannaw that we were tfoitie to have anomer wane sae m Tune Its a twice yearly event at our store Everything white has been marked at special prices to make this the most tempting white goods sale this town has , ever seen, The windows are all full of bargains in white things and at every depart ment in the store you'll find just what you need at a great deal less man ou I i eYrtni(A fr nav i tr VI . t ni .. . ii. '. ...t.nrt unii cl-tmilrl ; Wo Wnnt fo mil voi.r flnecial attention to the Muslin Underwear stoctf, l ins is jusi uiu - W..M y , r r 4 Ai be buying white undergarments for summer. Very few women make their own underwear nowadays lime was I when home making pf mushn underwear implied economy. But not in recent years. Is it no obviously folly utter ; I folly for individuals to try to compete wiih mammoth factories? The fact is, we arc in a position to sell thclmc Inductions of the foremost markets at less than the materials would cost at retail. Our white sale makes it poss.b.c to u buy fine undcrmuslins considerably less than others ask for inferior qualities, -ti-jUr- Stylish White Waists 95c each Regular $1.25 ones. MbiIo In tlio latest way tomo prettily tucked and hemstitched, others lmvo fronts of dainty embroidery. Lato stylo sleeves Fronoh collars. All sizen now 32 to 44 Don't expext tliom to stay with ub long. ' J Summer Corsets 39c each Regular 50c ones. Madoofprettv wblto netting and trlmtd at the top with dainty whlto laco. Fifteen dozen of thorn bought especially for ttiin whlto sale. All Bizet from tR to 30. Don't Overlook This Offer White Under wear Reduced Wo are showing In our Commercial street window a lino of lad ies summer voBts and pants. Tho real valuo of them is 25c each, I but during our whlto sale we'll soil them for jyc CaCIl Entiro stock of wblto Royal Wor 8 ccster and Bon Ton coreoti at salo II prices. White Parasols. All reducod right at tho tlmo you g want thorn. You'll no( have an op. H porlunlty liko this again. 11 yi K White Tuckirtgs All Overs, Etc. At spoclal prices during this bhIu. Lace Curtains Tho cntlro stock at special prices. People havo found out long ago that this is tho store for laco curtains Those who Intend buying curtains should not mies this sale. All Wblto Muslins, Shooting, Towels, Toweling, etc., etc., at sale prices. Laces, Embroideries and Trimmings All ut reduced prices during our Wblto sale White Dress Materials Lnwnii, dimities, batistes, orRan dies, grenadines, Swisses, otc, etc , Whlto KlbboiiH, Whlto Fans, While Glovos, White Veilings, all reduced i it White Things for Alen Nculiuae shirts DCc : Quito tho bwcII thing for Bum hut. Very neat and (treaty. Everything white reduced in price. Night Robes, Collars, .Shirts, Underwear, Hand kerchiefs, Gloves, Neck wear, Etc., Etc. BUILD HOUSE OF WORSHIP Church of God Congregation Erecting Church Home Building Boom in Salem Con tinues at Good Pace mntmmunmttmtt HOLVERSON'S - HOLVERSON'S - ..........M.MM,mMtttmMMmMtMiiiiimiiittimiHjnxn!nHw JMMJnJllJMMHlMJMWHWW "''"''"'' 1 HOLVERSON'S 38 Members of Congress Send Letters of Endorsement To the Inventor of the Great Catarrh Remedy, Pe-ru-na. Ltf Ds Feel its Pals? If your watch is running Irregularly-dooan't loatBlxty to tho mlnuto, bring It to us and see If. watch skill can restore It. No feature ol our uuhwobs ib tucuiviuk uiuhiwii j" repairs. Right if wc nigiit it. CHAS. H. HINGES Watchmaker and Jewelor, 88 Otato 8t. Next Door to Lndd & Duah's Dank Standard Patterns and Designs for July, now In. Dalrymple's n PARASOLS We've a lot of odd para sols, some of them made of fine silk with very pretty natural handles. They re marked to sell from 1.50 to 4.00 each, but we want to close the lot and offer choice of any of them at 75 Cents Each Summer Waists Our entire line at special prices. I Dressmaking Department We have more help in the Dressmaking room, and can fill orders promptly. We solicit-a trial and guarantee satisfaction. That Suit For the Boy It it's for vacation wear to romp around in we can sell you a good one for 1 .25. Better ones at 2.00. 2.50 and 3.00. Something for best in serge, clay or fancy plaids you can't find a bet" ter line anywhere. Let us show you the 500 and 6.00 lines. Suits for Men WHEAT MARKET. Portland, Juno It. Whont, Walla Wnlln. 0(Jc: Vnlloy, C7c: Uluostom, 07 Uc. Tnconin, Juno 11. Whont GllfJ t)B Vic San KrnnelHCo, Juuu 11. Whont, $1.11. o For 8nlo Cheap. Second-hand throHhliu; outfit. Ad vance Hoporntor, 30xGG, with wind HtneUor. Also 13-horao power onslno. with wator tunic nnd wagon, all In good ordor. Prlco $7B0. 1C. M. CHOISAN, Q-ll-dw-tf Saloni, Or. o Robbery at Jefferson. O. 0. KduH bhiokHinlth shop wan on torod, and n llttlo giant aorow-plnto nnd sovon dloH, worth $10.00, taken. Tho Is going up tho valley. Ho also ontorod tho Hhoomnkor paint shop, but got nothing of valuo. o RINEMAN'S BARGAINS. WOOL POOL CLOSED Farmers Get About One Cent Advance Price can can We about make a lot of talk Rustproof Corsots The only corset for Sum mer wear. Ribbon girdles, in colors. Batiste and Net Corsets in many styles. International Made'to-measure Clothes, but the way our customers praise the fit, workmanship and style of their suits, is enough Jo make us a bit proud. When vou can get clothes made 'TOR YOU" at the sarrie price as stock garments, is it any wonder that the special order busi ness is increasing so rapidly Shoulders, per lb.,.0o Deviled Horn (small) per 6c 6 for 25c. Deviled Ham (largo) per 10c 3 cans 25c. Sardines, per box 5c 0 boxes 25c. 8almon, 3 cans 25o Smoked Herring, Per box, 26c. Catsup, per pt bottle 15c 2 bottles 25c. Cocoanut (bulk) per Ib 15c. Good 8oda (16-oz pkg ) 6 oO pkgs 25c. Corn Starch, ptr pkg Be. Washing Powder,per pkg 5c. DrluG us your buttor and oggs. Wo pay hlfihoat inarkut prlco, cash or merohaudlao. $12.00 and up M. T, 132 State St .RINEMAN Telephone 131 Jacob If ogl 265 Commercial St Good Stock of Shoes At tho llotol Wlllamotto this nftor noon tho pool of wool, constating of about 8000 IIoocoh, was olTorod for huIu. Four sunled IjIiIh wore rocolvod, but rojoctod. Win. Drown then mrnle an open bid of 1G cants por pound on tho lot Just as It runs. Thos. D. Kay offered 1C cunts for the llnu, modi urn or good wool, nnd 1 1 cents for all coarse or such as Is over threo-fourths Cotswold. Knoh offorod to pay for tho sacks. As sovon-oluhts of tho wool is list od nu good wool this would proro a higher price tlmn 15 rents straight, but this seems to be nn uncertainty and Mr. Drown claims that hts'bld Is tho hlghor under Uio conditions. As tho bast wool has boon bought In Sa lem nt 13 ',, to 14 cents, this seoms to bo nu Increase of about one cent for tho poolad wool ovor the market prlco. Mr. Kay's bid wns nocopted, and dollvorles will be made at nu oar ly date, o Lincoln School Library, Tho onturtulnimmt given by the Li brary Union will come off Tuesday ov eului; at tho annul Opera House, nud IU00 tickets nro to be sold by the children for the library fund, It will he a Hue program by the little tots, In drills, recitation mid kltidorgarton work, concluding with the "Old Doos trlot School" by the ladles nnd gentle men of the neighborhood. If you have nut bought n tluket ploase do so, und help the public library fund that doe not depend on tuxes or on Cnruogte. o PERSONALS. Willi the nrrlvdl of sottled weather conditions, Snlem's building boom has boon resumed with tho samo activity that was npparont enrllor in tho sea son. Good progress Is being made on the several down-town business blocks, nnd tho usual nmount of work In tho resldonco district. Work is plentiful for all kinds of labor, and tho only trouble that Is oxporlonced is In got ting nn adoquato supply of building materials with which to carry on the operations. Tho congrogntlon of tho' Church of God has commoncod tho oroctlon of a pormanont house of worship on tho grounds and adjoining tho building that was formorly occupied by tho Sa lem Hospital, on Twelfth Btroot The building will bo callod a tabernacle, and its dimensions will bo 40x80. It will bo a framo structure, and cost about $1000. Frank Ho.lmos Is building a $500 cottngo in "West Salem. Miss Cox and Mrs. C. L. Oglo aro having a modern cottago erected on Liberty street, near Union. Dr. John C. Grlfllth has begun the construction of n flno cottngo on Court street, botwoon Thirteenth nnd JFour toonth streets. Ileal ostnto transfers contlnuo fro quont, and with largo considerations involved. In fact tho real ostato mar ket la moro activo this year than for ton vonrB nast. Tho transfers of realty for tho past week roprosont vnl uatlons annroximatlng $40,000. Tho principal transfors woro as follews: Harrison Dee ot ux. to Ferdinand MIckcrsham, 227.51 ncros, t 9 8, r 2 w, $7000. S. n. Burford, Jr. to S. n. Ilurford, Sr 10 ncros In W. Coldwoll and David Lesllo d. 1. c, $5500. John I). Stownrf, ot al., to Ellas L. and Martha K. Lnrcom, 100 acres, t 9 s, r 3 w, $3C00. It. T. Itay ot ux. to Gustnv Mltzner. about 80 ncros, t 9 b, r 2 w, $4000. J. O. McCroa. ot ux to Mary A. Pulsky and husband, 159,99 ncros, t 3 s, r 2 w, $3200. W. J. Jormnn, ot ux., to Albort Johnson, lots 19-22. inclusive. Alton's add to Sllvorton, nnd about 18 acres noar Sllverton, $2500. S. It. Ilurford, Sr., to J. A. Bishop, 10 ncros. t 7 s, r 3 w, $3000. J. V. and Kato M. Schnoll to Orin Judd and John Outerson, 159.28 noros, t 7 s, r 7 o, $1000. Frodllurst, ot ux., to Henry II. Mo Alllstor, ot ux., 2Vt acres, lot 9, block (17, Salem, $1000. G, P. Terroll, ot ux., to John W. Ir vine, block 1, Mclitunn, $1000. S. O. Borgseng, et ux to Charles J. Johnson, 12V6 nor, t 0 s, r 1 w, $1000. Wm. l.ovelnca, single, to Charles J. Johnson, 16 acres, t C b, r 1 w, $1000. W. D. Clnggett. Blnglo. to H. F. Cameron, o lot 5, nud so & of lot G, block 59, Salem. $1250. Johnnno S. HnnHon and husband to Walter S. Peterson, block 20, Amos' addition to Sllvorton. $500. o Consrciimnn Ooodwjm or Alabama, Writes t "I havo now used ono bottle of Peruna and am a well man today.' A. T. Goodwyn, Bobinson Springs, Ala. U. S. Senator Jlonch from North Dakota. W. N. Boaoh, Larlmoro, N. D., saysi " 1 havo used Poruna as a tonic. It has greatly holpod mo In strength, vigor and appottto." W. N. Boach. CoiiBrcman tlnncy from Jforth Carolina, Writes: "My socrotary bad as bad a cane of catarrh as I ovor saw, and slnco ho has taken ono bottle of Peruna ho seems liko a different man." Boinulus 7,. Llnnoy, Taylorsvillo, N. O. C'aitiRrcmnnii Oirdcn from touUlaiia, Writes : "I can conscientiously recom mend your Peruna.-n. W. Ogdon, lieuton, La. Contn-MJiimn Bmltli from Illinois, Wrltos from Marpbysboro, 111.: "I have ntrni, mm liottlo of Peruna for my ca tarrh nnd I foel very much boneflted." Geo. W. Smith. Congressman Mceklson from Ohio, Says: "I havo used several bottlos of Poruna and feel groatly benefited thoro by from my catarrh ot tho head."-'-David Mceklson, Napoleon, O. Congressman Crowlojr from Illinois, Writes from Bobinson, 111.: "Mrs. Crowley lias taken a number of bottles of Porunaonaccountofnorvous troubles. Itbas proven a strong tonlo and lasting euro." Joa. B. Crowioy. Congressman Thompson of Kentucky, Writes : "Besides being ono of tho very best tonics Poruna is a good, substantial catarrh remedy." Phil. B. Thompson. Congressman Howard from Alabama, Writes from Tort Payno, Ala.: " I havo taken Poruna for la grippo, and I take ploasuro in recommending Poruna as an oxcollont remedy." M. W. Howard. Congressman Cunimlngs from Sow York, Writes: "Peruna is good for catarrh, I havo tried it and know it." Amos W. Cummlngs, Now York City. Senator Thurston of Nebraska, Vritos from Omaha, Nob.: "Poruna ntiroly relloved mo of a very irritating ugh." J. M. Thurston. ongrcssmun AVorthlngton from Nevada, Writes: "I havo taken ono bottle of Poruna and it has benefited. mo im mensely." II. G. Worthington. Congressman Hankhend Trom Alabama, Writes: "Your Peruna is one of the best medicines I over tricd."-J. II. Bank head, Fayotte, Ala. Congressman rowers ft-om Vermont, Write from Morrlsvlllo, Vt.: "I can recommend Peruna ni an excellent family romedy."-II. Henry Powers. Senator SullUan from Mississippi, Write, from Oxford, Miss.: "I tako pleasure In recommending your great national catarrh cure, Peruna, as tho best I Hve ovor trlcd.-W. V. Sullivan. Congressman Snorer of Michigan, Writes from Port Austin, Mich.: "I have found Peruna ft vory efficient and speedy remedy for a persistent and annoying cough." H. G.Snovor. U. 8. Senator Call of Florida, Writes: "The Poruna has boon rocom monded by Gen. Wheeler and other reli able persons, and has boon used by some members of my family, and I concur in tho statomotiU of Gen. "Whcelor."- H 11am Call, Jacksonville, 3Na. Senator McKnery of Louisiana, Writes : " Peruna is an oxcoUont tonic. I havo used It sufllelently to say that I believe it to, bo all that you claim for it." S. P. McKncry, New Orleans, La. Congressman Ilrownlow of Tennessee, Wrltos : "I havo taken tbrco bottles of Poruna and I feel satisfied that I am now nimiMl. If not permanently, cured of ca tarrh of the tomaoh."-W. P. Brown- low, Jonosljoro, Tenn. -. - i ! i1 i ! Capitol at Washington, D.C. J, S I-,. ' "" i Senator Mallory of Florida, AVrltes from Pensaeola, Fla.: "I havo used your oxeellont remedy, Peruna, and havo recommended It both as a tonic and n safe catarrh rcmcdy."-Stephen B. Mnllory. Senator llutler of South Carollila. M. C. Butler, ex-Governor of South Carolina, writes: "I can recommend Peruna for dyspepsia and . stomach troublo."-M. O. Butler, Edgefield, S. C. Congressman llrookshlro of Indiana, Says: "From what my friends say Pe runa is a gooxl tonic and a safo catarrh euro." E. V. Brookshlre, Crawfords vllle, Ind. r....reum-n tiorlnerof West Virginia, Writes from Whocllng, W. Vn.: "I Join with my cotloaguos in tho House of Bep roHontft'tlvos in recomineiuling your ox collont remedy ."-B. B. Doviner Coiigressniim HicSerUk of Kansas, Writes from IIolton.Kas.: "Ihave taken hvn luilllcs of Poruna pud find it to bo an oxeellont remedy for colds and throat trouble." Caso Brodorlek. a'nuirrpsstiian Yoder of Ohio, Writes: " only used Peruna for a short tlmo und nr thoroughly satisfied as to its moriw."-S. S. Yoder, Iiima, u. Congressman Mahen ot PennsWaald, Writes from Chambersburg,Fa.: "I tako ploasure in commending your Peruna as a substantial tonio." Tbad. M. Mahon. Congressman Sparkman of Florida, Writes from Tampa, Flerida: "I can indorso Poruna as a flrst-rato tonlo and a vory effectlvo cure for catarrh." S. M. Sparkman. Congressman Brerrer of Alabama, Writes: "I havo used ono bottlo of p0. runa for lassltudo, and I tako pleasure la rocommending it." Willis Brower, Haynesville, Ala U. B. Senator Gear of Iowa. Writing from Burlington, la.: " Poruna I can commend to all as a vory good tonlo." John H. Gear. Congressman Culberson of Toxas, Writes: "I can recommend Peruna as ono of tho very best of tonics." D, B, Culberson, Jotferson, Tex. Congressman Zirlngston from Georgia, Writes : "I tako pleasure In Joining with General Wheeler, Congressman Brewer and others In recommending Poruna as an oxcollont tonlo and a catarrh cure." L. I. Livingston, Kings, Ga. Congressman Clark of Missouri, Says: "I can recommend your Poruna as a good, substantial tonio and ono of tho best remedies for catarrhal trouble." John B. Clark. Congressman X'elham of Virginia, Writes from Bancroft, Va.: "My sister-in-law has has "been using Peruna for about one week for catarrh of the throat and is manifestly improved.-"0. Pelham. Congressman Burnett of Alabama, Writes : " I can choerf ully recommend Peruna as a good, substantial tonic, and a vory good catarrh romedy." John L. Burnott, Gadsden, Ala. Congressman Ilotkln of Kansas, Writes from Uolton, Kas.: "Poruna has givon mo almost complete relief from catarrh of tho stomach and constipa tion." J. D. Botkln. Congressman Vflilte of North Carolina, Writes from Tarboro, N. O. : "I And Pe runa to be an oxcollont remedy for ths grip and catarrh. I have used it in my famlly.'-G-. II. White. Congressman Vf liber of New Tork. David P. Wilber, of Oneonta, N. Y., writes: "I am fully convinced that Peruna is all you claim for it after the use of a few bottles." David 1 Wilber. Congressman Dungan of Ohio, Writes from Jaokson, O.: "I recommend Peruua to anyone In need of an invigor ating tonic." Itv'no Dungan. Cour'lnnl1 Uarham from California, Writes froniiBauta Bosa, Cal.: "At the solicitation of a friend I used your Pe runa, and can cheerfully recommend it.'- J. A. Barlinm. For freo book address Ths Peruna Medioluo Co., Columbus, O. NEW TODAY. Screen Doors. Now and second-hand, nlso an Invalid chair at a bargain. J. N. ShanU, 107 Court street. C-14-tf o Wanted "to" Buy A light half spring wagon; must bo chonp. Address Journal. C-13- A Tall Flag Staff. Member of tho Odd Follows' lodges are raising n fund among the fraterni ty for the erection of a galvanized Iron Hag staff on the Odd Follows' temple. It will cost about $100, and will be 70 foot high. This great height Is necessary to swing their large ting, and will give that order the finest opportunity to fly their colors to the hreose of any in the Capital City, o Cheap Wood. Now Is the time to lay In your sup ply ot slab wood. Tho cheapest wood In the market. Leavo orders at the ottlce of Capital Lumbering Co. 1 l-St For Sale. Vetch hay, from ono ton upwards. Immodlnto dollvory. J. P. Frlazoll, 308 Summor SL 14-lt o For Sale Cheap Second hand throsh Ing outfit. Advance Soparator, 3Gx CO, with wind Btackor. Also 13 II. P. angina, with wntor tank and wagon. All In good ordor. Prlco $750. K' M. Crolsan. Salem, Oro- gon. C-14-d&w-tf o Wanted. Boys to loavo namos at nlos- songor ofllco, 288 Commercial stroct, for future roforonco. Chnnco for po sition for right boy. Must havo whool and furnish good reforoncos. Wngos, $13 per month. G-14-3t o Lost. A ladles purso, botwoon Stnto street and S, P. dopot, containing two trunk chocks, a sum of money and recolpts vntuablo to ownor only. Howard will bo paid for Its return to this ofllee. 14-3t WHAT SIZE PLEASE! SoftorStiff Hat Hero try this ono on. It's a now Spring style, the bat you've heard so much nbout among fashionublo droeeers Just tho thing. Stylish, Ifcn't It? Wrap It up? Want to wear It all right. We'll wrap up tho old ono. riemombor, you risk nothing in buying your lints here. We give you tho hat you wsnt II you want a good hat. If you don't know what you want, we give you suggestions tho bat you'll buy later. Thnnkyou! Hope the hat will pleaso yon and that you will come again. If ycu aro not entinly pleased, return the hat and get your money. ft -ft' GOLD DUST FLOUR THE SIDNEY PQWER COMPANY Sidney, Oreflpru . Ha tot family um. mK your grow for it. Uran and skort always oB-biud. T. WALN Atrent Variety Store New Line of VASES RUBIIER BALLS TOILET SOAP ANNORA M, WELCH Tl Variety Stow, U Court Btieet. All Up-to-date Prices Right lUady for trails in our uew tore. 011 am) we us all, Hepalring done on Uortnotle. . JACOB U0GT.. 865 ComruircUl Street. Mr. and Mr. Henry Auketiy, of ISu getie, were In the city today. Mr. An keutty was n candidate before the He publican state convention for gov ernor. He was turned down liy the Jack Matthew combination, although he could havo been elected hands down, and would have curried all the 1-Ioho counties, while Furnish lost them. Mrs. J. W. Hmmertun, of Groat Fnlk. Montana. Is vtsltlng with her parents, ijr. ami Mrs, It. K. Wands. J. IX Sutherland and Q. O, Bing ham left today on a fishing trip In the mountains. Mrs. Mary li Ktnuey and son, Alfred, are with her mother, Mrs. P. 1L Scroac. Churl CHUIughaiH. or Portland. 1s vlslttng his mother. Mrs. Hugonla Gil Itngutun. Bishop II. U Uarkley haa returned from iKdute In Washington. McKlnley Mitchell, ot Portland, is lu the city A Wonderful Medicine. Beechams Pills POR ALL Bilious and Nervous Disorders, Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind and Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered liver and Female Ailments. pWiUH ONLY BY THK rSOrMSffOS. Thorrui Btccham. St. Heltru, En., and 365 Cuul SL, New York. SoU by all DruirgUtt In UnltJ Slate. la taxu. 10c. anJ 2$c L HE MOST clinching: ar gument we can offer in regard to the class of printing we are doing is to refer you to business men who have given us the second, third, and fourth or der since we have been in business. ? x x WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED... Schaefer & Palmer EST Room 3. 4, and 5 Moore i blk rbone.2415, Kd. Local News Items. The Oregon Camera Club, of Port land, having a capital stock of J70O. filed article of incorporation with Secretary of State UunWar today. Tho Incortiorators are the oiHcers of the cltiu. and are a follews: g. A. Thrall, tweeldent; A. Anderson, vice-president; S. C .Catchln. secretary; C. W. Hoes, treasurer. State Treamrer Moore today re ceTd a further sum of JWM.78 frem the eachwted estate of ltas Darts, of Crook couaty. Iet ymr J5.&01.SJ waa reoelred by Ute state from the same state. Ruude from .each ea ted eatatee are placed lu ike general school funiL o . The members of Silver Dell Circle are rquetd to meet at their hall to morrow i Sunday) Rt l oetock. to go in a body to the unveiling ceremonies at the lometery G. W, Johnson & Co. rinthtara to ttii Pnntf ... R 7. Commercial St . SaleO tf GHZ&&&HZ&Z CLARK'S SEEDLINGS AKE NOW AT THEIR VERY BE8TV Do You Want to Can Clark's seedlings? If so you mint get them this week. NEXT WEEK WILL BK TOO Ujt Give na your orders for VACUM, MA80N8 AND SUN fruit Jara; tbe very i" a. a i r f ROTH 124 State Street. Si GRABBR, XtltftOMi" - M. 1aA ji1l4.a j iiriiic l .;4t utrvr pvi ClCUlillCU VYUIII-AUICUUU Oitjuw Are the most ferfeotly constructed bicycle made. The bfarin?51UM)lAj proof, eelf-oiline and will run a tboueand mlleB without requiring adoiw i 1902 Model 55 T: 1902 Model 55. Superb Duty Finish ' . lOni Mnrlolc Jf 1902 Special Model .....'". '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. h liMi Wo fit anv cnaater brake, 5 extra. Sea our ilegant Una of hmF II Merritt Davis, Agent. qiant qbmbh; Cheaper and better than ever In tho history al the tradfl in Salem. Get estimates with eand and concrete gravel and be convinced- CAPITAL. IMPROV'T Phoue 401. 3IU Front Street. cm l;i