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E2SJ ffrwiMjtwmu-mnjMtlU VB Wg THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUSUfif &, Idol f.. . J-. JwSwa. cV -m j? - ' "., V .v ' V 4- i.';v'. .. ' F rf Its a Shame To have to stash prices on fine sum mer goods the way we are doing, but our fall goods are coming In and room must be made for them. It's a snap, though, for the housewife of econom ical mind, for It Is the chance of her life to get beautiful summer fabrics of all kinds at ridiculously low prices. For Instance: We've taken the bulk of our Lawns, Dimities, Organdies, Swisses, etc., at prices varying from 12o to 30o per yard and put them all on a table at the astonishing price of Uo a yard. Then there's a line of Summer Cor sets, good values at 60c that we're closing out at 39c. SHIRT WAI8T8 take up room that we must have for winter goods, and we've cut the very life out of the prices of them all. ' Summer underwear and Hosiery can be bought now at our store for less than you would suppose. Come In and see If there Isn't some thing you can use at a SNAP PRICE. Our clerks are all polite and courteous and If you don't buy there's no harm done. We will gladly show you what ' bargains are, and wo think you won't be able to roatraln the temptation to buy. 89SSC0eSS r DALRYMPLB'S Golf Vests Tho now lino of CJolf Vosts you've boon waiting for Ih now In. Conslfltlng of tho protty color combinations. BLACK AND WHITE. GREEN AND RED. RED AND WHITE. BLUE AND WHITE. RED AND BLACK. Also in plain colers: GREEN, RED, BLACK, BLUE, etc. DALRYMPLE'S iwf iiimm tia S GOLD DUST FLOUP I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Harvesting Retards the Gen eral Building Boom Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sldnsy, Oregon. Mado for family use, oak your grocer for it Bran and aborts always on band. Help Wanted! wo neea a lew experienced cierxs a TllfAIAI A for the fall and winter business, and) fi J W ALN AfffiDT two muunnoui ooys as delivery ana errand boys. Call at office between 0 and 10. ..MJi222fi $EfrHKEI5 mr 4 j0 AS&L. A-r ntin- ut Wiirni conen. Notice. Our high grade Olant Portland Co ntent, for toxturu ami strength, cun not ha excelled, either In prlco or iiuallty and doss not liavo to bo put In Iron ImrrolH to Uj It from spoil ing, nor do we soil It bulow cost to gut i lil of It. Capital Improvement Com pany, No. 311) Front street. This Paper Great Activity in the Ex change of Property The harvesting hcusou and the great scarcity of farm labor Is crippling' the local building boom to a coiiHlderable extent. The coiiBtructlon of smaller buildings lias been largely suspended, whllo attention Is beliiK j;lven to the completion of the sovoral business .locks In this city. Dealers In general Htock or building stippllos roport In creased sales of cement for sidewalks, which are being laid In all sections of tho city. Tho transfer of real ostato, both farm and rosldonco property, for the week Just ended, was lively, tho aggro- gate of tho considerations Involved oxceedln thoHo or tho preceding wook. Somo of tho principal transfers this week aro notod bolew: C. II. Moores, ot ux to Mamlo M. Uaydon, land In block 71, Snlom, ?2, COO. B. V. Starr, ot ux to Hllzaboth Hit- her, lot 7, Cartwrlght'H addition to Salem, 11!C0. II. K. Swopo, ot ux to T. 0. Chest nut, 7& acroB, lot 7, Liberty Fruit Farm, HMO, Michael Waldurspoll, ut ux.. to J. QtiHtav Glens, fr. lots .1 and I, block 2G, Salem, $710. (luy M, I'owors, a married man, to Frank II. Powers, or Portland, resi dence and lots nt No. MC Commercial street, $R00. Henry J. Miller, iinmnrrlod, to J. (J. Klonz, lots 0 and 7, block 2, Yew Park add to Salem, $37fi. Alois Tnnzlor, unmarried, to Kmnia LaChapolle Ilealoy. lots 1 and 8, block 10, Oorvals, $100. T. W. Itiitherford, untnarrlod. to Harry K. and Win. M. Roberts, land In tpH 0 und 10 b, r 2 w, $U0O. II. IC. Itobeits and Marv L. RhIipiI Aumsvllle Notes. Chaa. F. Heln was a Salem visitor Monday. T. J. McCleary, the mountain orator, Is In Aumsvllle this week. Airs. Mayro McKlnney and daugh ters wore In Aumsvllle Wednesday. Dr. W. C. Smith, of Turner, made a professional call to Aumsvllle Tues day. MIbb Uolle Darby, ot Salem, Ib visit ing at her old homo In the Waldo Hills. Miss Lena Prunk, of Salem, spent Sunday at tho home of her grand naronts. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Merrl- field. Mrs. A. P. Speor was Initiated Into tho Bastorii Star at Turner Monday night. W. H. Snyder Ib employed by Swank & Johnson during the busy season. Mitts Hazel Drlnkman, lntely from tho Hast, visited Oregon's capital Wednesday. A crow of Southern Pacific brldgo enrpontors are stopping at tho Aums vllle Hotel this week. Miss Mary Morrlfleld and sister, Mrs. P. Shanks, of Arlington, aro vIb Itlng relatives In Salem. On Wednesday evonlng a trio of Stayton's popular young ladles wore enjoying Ice cream In Aiimavllle. Tho Misses Pearl and Birdie Mur phy, popular young ladlos of Aunts vllle, visited In Salem Wednesday. I). W. Smith, who for tho pant month has been at tho Ilroltonhush hot sprlngB, Is on tho streots ngaln, look Ing fat ninl pleasant. MISTER JOHNSON ARRESTED NFRV0I1S PROSTRATION a9eefioG98ecca CURED BY PE-RU-NA, He Pursued VYm. Banks With an Ugly Knife The Aggressor Is Ordered to Leave the City Salem's colored population came near bolng reduced by one on Friday evening. Early last evening William O. Johnson, who has a dark brown comploxlon, got drunk nnd gay at tho same time, and, arming himself with and ugly looking knife that had a blade 4 Inches In length, ho started ;; IK? gpj 3re TAj ; ! J. A. HIMP80K. ! '' Hec'y B'dof KUucBtlon.Hnn Frsnoltco. i Hou. J. A. Simpson, Secretory of the Hoard of Education of San Francisco, Col., writes: " hivc found Peru nn an Ideal tonic. out to nnd Wm. Banks, also colored. Some months ago I suffered with neu and against whom he Imagined ho had rnsthenta (systemic catarrh), caused a . - . . - ffrfMJfnH 4t rtttft rrwle. a Krlevance. It is claimed that John- ty too aosc appuw ' "; WHAT WILL WEATHER BE Hon found Banks, nnd having followed his proBpectlvo victim nbottt for some time, Johnson confronted his colored brother, and, placing the blade or the knife to Banks' breast, threatened him with Biiddon annihilation If ho should make any outcry or attempt to reach for his gun. Before Johnson could do bodily harm . Banks dislodged the knife from the hands of his adver sary, and sought the police ofllcerH, to whom ho related IiIb troubles. Of ficers Lewis and Murphy found John- Hon later In tho evening, nnd he was lodged In tho city Jail. My system seemed worn out and I fell far from well. I found Peruna bene filed me very much. It built up the entire system and made mo feel like a new man. I believe It is well worthy the high praise bestowed upon It." J. A. SIMPSON. Systemic catarrh alwayH given fall warning of Its approach, and con bo easily warded off by the proper treat ment. Floating brown specks before tho eyes, mental confuJon, fits of nor vous headache, sleeplessness, flashes ol hoot, chilly sensations, palpitation, lrrl- or tnese TO CLOSE Some Hues of summer and fall Blioes will he sacrificed at wholesalo prices. Hop Pickers Will find this an opportunity to savo good cash. Look over our Fpcclnl offers. Jacob Vogt 265 Cotn'l. St. i CMa0eaes to charge the follow with assault with a dangerous weapon, but an Investiga tion Into the case this morning dis closed that no definite testimony could bo had to make out the case, and, after a consultation with Police I Judge Jtidalt, Chief Gibson decided to "Is It going to rain during fair. order Johnson to leavo tho city, and week?" Is n iiuestlon that has already I tho Invitation was extended. Johnson STATE FAIR MANAGEMENT IS AS SURED OF FAVORABLE CLI MATIC CONDITIONS THIS YEAR. suggested Itself to thoHo who are In terested In the success of the annual exposition at the stato fair of the state's resources next month. But the fair board management has received the assurance from the government weather forecast that there Is every probability that tho woothor for the Would not bo largo onough to prl nt tho tostliiioiilnls wo can furnish regarding our work. Kvory day complicated work In Wutehos, cloaks and Jowolry como to us that havo been pronounced non-ropalrablo, whon our skill properly nnntlod mndo thorn as good as now. Don't forgut oltlior that wo aro originators or low piIcoh lit our lino, and woikmaimhlp second to nono. Try uh. Money In your poc kot. CHAS, H. HINGES Watchmaker, jeweler and optician. 83 State Street. Htxi doQr t0 Qu,,., QnnUt NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS -,i ?fro.Hl?y,MK y?llr URPHoa ,'or your outliiK you eliotild call nt our store and ...... ....rwi. mio luuqi lajiupiuiu into oi camping goods over shown. HIAJC HAMH. STAIt BACON. UTAH HAM 8AU8AOK. 8TAK BUMMBKBAU8AOK, 8TAU DUIKO IJBBK. 8TBAMBD COOKBD HAM, Tho most complete lino ol caiinod meats shown. ROTH Si 24 suit etret. n. iIm.I sl.t.t l.. ,... .....! i... n -i . to T. W. Iltithorford, land In Capital ,, V ,V . ci,.. i.-.i. ,.. .I,... ' 'I this year, Septembor 15-80. will bo fa- inhllltr. (lesnendcncv: any I svmptoms or all of them should be ' ?"" '" .7" , .' J. , , ,, m promptly mot by the uso of Peruna. It was tho Intention of the officers """' ' ' tii.ai.i, , . .. , ... , Congressman E. . Brookslilre, from Indiana, in a recent letter from ash Ington, B.C., says: "1'rom what my friends say, Peruna Is a gool tonic and n safe catarrh cure." K. V. BrookHhlre. "Summer f'atnrrh," a book written by Dr. Ilarltnait, President Tho Ilartman Sanltnrlimi, on the subject of the tier vnu disturbances peculiar to summer, sent free to imy address by The Poruna Medlolno Co., Columbus, 0. ' has been the sourco of some troublo to the pollco department already, and tho authorities adopted tho course above outlined as tho best plan to avoid any further collisions with this part of the city's colored population. Our Hod Ribbon canned L-nmln proper irooda to take with you. THE RIGHT KIND OF OOFFBB. STATE HOUSE COFFEE. KIN IIBB COFFEE. QRBGC18 COFFEE. Put up In air tight cans. Just tho thing for you. GRABER TtlcphoaeiSlI RflOYGL in $35 I $40 r $45 I $50 I $55 lw $60 Wo soil RACYCLE8, and repair your Inferior wheels as ofttui as thoy nood It. ItopaJrliiff a speolalty. A aompletu lino of tumlrleu and tiros at luwor pricoa than olsewhoro. CLAYTON F. YOUNG, City Fruit Farms, 800, Nina MoNnry, utimnrrled nnd C. I,. MoNnry, unmarried, to A. O. Damon, lots 1 nnd 2, block "C." Smith's add. Salem, 11700. Cyrim Brown, et ux.t to Anthony JnnoH. east hair lot 28. Capltnl Home addition, $100. C. II. Ostorhouilt, iiumarrled, to V. II. Unto. 80 ncros t C, s, r 1 u, $8(100. Theodoro Ileubeus, ut itx., to Mary Abts, 10 acres, t 5 s. r 2 w, $8000. 18. M. Crolsau, et ux.. to A. A. Bur ton, 51 acres, t 7 s, r .1 w, $185.78. John a. Kauffman to Anton Poop- ping, lots 5. 0, 7 nnd 8, block 8. Pal mer's add to Mt. Angel, $380. August Huekosteln, at ux.. to John Hon nnd Carolina HolT, lot 7. block (10. North Salem, $500. Sophia BiMimnnn nnd husband to Wnlter T. BtoU, land corner Csntet and Fourteenth streets, Salem. $8800. I.yntan M. Bennliighorf, t ux., to John Baiinmnii, lot 7, and south half lot 8, block I, Frlokoy's addition to buluni, $1500. R. M. Wado. et ux.. to Thomas I.. Davidson, lot (t, block 88. Haleitt, $8600. Mrs. Llmr.lo Horn (widow) et al., to John Kirk, 158.70 licit, t D s. r 8 w $1901.10. J. A. Sellwood. ut ux.. to Thomas M. Joiuw, administrator, lots 10 anil 11. Oaklawn Park add, Salem. $850. o , vorable. This prediction Is mndc on the strength of statistics that have been compiled of tho wonthor for the same period ror tho loBt 30 years. The comparison discloses that In 30 years tio week or Septembor 15-20 hns boon attended by inlii only llvo times, or once In six years. Tho rair this year will ho hold Just a week earlier than last year, the pnrposo or tho chango In date being to hold the exposition, If possible, hofors the rains sot In, Ev erybody will hopo that tho rain this fall may be deferred until nftor tho fair. Hlncu auspicious woathor condi tions seem to bo all that will bo ro quired to Insure tho state the grand est fair that has ever been held, o PER80NAL Local Import The most essential part of a printing plant is the press. No matter how well the type may be composed, a poor job of presswork destroys what little artistic beauty the job might otherwise pos sess. Our printing press is the best machine made. It is built to do the highest class of printing. We believe we are obtain' ing the best results from this machine. WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED. Schaefer Prlnt'"g c- gJtST Rooms 3, 4, nnd 6 Mooroe blk. Phono, 2414, Red. IMIu ftlaccnc 30c per dezen: try oae of JClly Uldooto those Royal Brooms, they arflnefor carpets and tare floors-will la s looter tban three common brooms; 75c, $1 eh wekh.oo The Variety Store 94 Cotrt Street. Elvln Long, tho young son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Long, received pnliiful Injurlos Friday evening at the merry- go-round. In dismounting from the machine, whllo It was still In motion, tho lad's foot was caught between the revolving machine and a stationary platform. Tho limb wiib severely bruised, but no fracture resulted. ShorlfT Colhath this morning con ducted nn execution salo In tho case of Bradloy & Motcnlf vs. II. Ross. Tho plaintiff bid In 1C.25 acres In t 4 a, r 2 w, for $1fi.80. County Clork Roland today IsbuoiI two marrlago llconses, as follews: I.. K. Adams was In Portlnn.l to-1 Amy T,10n"ia ana" Irnro111 Tlilmnson. ,iBy wouie k. uoiury ami aiviii u. Bauer. W, How about your Bicycle? Does it need repairing? If so don't forget! We have a complete repair shop We repair any make of wheel We do any kind Bicycle repairing. We fit all makes of Bicycle tires, If you have not tried us give us a Tnai we wm please you! Second-hand wheels-all In irood shape from $5 up. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. NEW TODAY. has returned from PHONE RBD 2S56. Ivaro:e Watermelons 540 N. COTTAQE 8T. Supply and Muskmelons DORN. TYIiUlt. At the family home, cornsr of Commercial and Division strosts, In this city, Annual n. llus, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler, k wm. Pstr Ilaiichnutf, a Kronen black smith, living In Portland, chhio to hi doath In a inystoiious maiutor last nbjht. Ho was found dosd mi West Jefferson street, his body still warm and bleeding. t0 clew hns et Imn fmiiul to Iwate the i rlnto AT- HARRITT Si LaCDRBNCBI uui rosi uiuco urocery. niNEMAN'8 DAROAINS. Dsvlled Ham tmsll) per can Oo 6 for SOc Dsvllsd Ham (laros) por can 10c a cans 25a, Oardlnts, per box I 0o 4 boxes 25c, Salmon, 8 cans 25o Smoksd Horrliifl, Pr box, 25c T Catsup, per pt bottle 15e 2 bottles 23c. Good Soda (15-0 pkg ) 0 9 pkQs 25c Washlnn Powdor.psr pkg Be 1 Jumbo Mush, Four packages 20 cents. Drln us your butter and eggt. Wo pay niK&eat market prtoo. cash or morcaondlse. , T. RINEMAN W 8taU St Telephone 131 WHEAT MARKET, CIiIchho. Aug. 8au KriiMotsco, M.HKU.I4V4- VhoU Tlkf A MR. M. Whoat. Olg Fir Wood For Sale. QhI? a llwltod qnaHtlti'. Pries rm wrnaUlo. Onlor ijnlpk. Ilrwstr & Wblto, i court stnwt. Salam, Oio- Kun. S4Wt A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. mfsma For Bltloui and Nf tTOua Dlicrdtri lueh Wind .nJ r.ln In lh StomtthT "'k H?,d. ch, OUdlni, PulDtM and Swctiiai "(nT meala. UtiilncM and l)tow.tntM, culJcbllU rtu.hlnoofIIcat.LoM of Apatite, SheJiT Svtry auffticr U tarneitty Inrtted to tr oa Ba of thM Mill, aod t.V will bick! "?.-l!Sf!f 1. WITHOUT A RIVAL !iax S1'' tM rtwale. tocompliu allh. TbrpriPllj'rmoaBy.lnw. lut t naiiu. Tbrr t tioa vt lntuUitty of jmai. rare I). Mohney Kocco. Miss Ada Moi'Miin Is homo Ironi Portland. Oleiin Sk-haorer was a Portland vlsl- tortoday. Mrs. Autos Strong Is rustlcntliiB nt NWKlt. Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Ilrewer havo koiih to Newport. Ilonry . Dosch. or Portlan.l, was In tho city today. Kola N'sIh, tho Albany hop man, was In the city today. J. O. (Iruhaui returned today from a trip to MitKone. Carey P. Martin will spend Sunday in wiinoit HprliiHS. It. Shelton hns returned from an outliiK at Newport. Mrs. T. A. I.lvosloy has returitod from a visit at Seattle, Sitt llosorth has vono to his timber cluliii In Lincoln county. Claud (latch H sdhiuIIiil- Snn.i.v with his family ut Newport. Peter lluch nnd family have lann to Foley SprlttKs ror an Cftitlng. I Or J p. CHlbroath Is spending; Sun-1 iay wttu ii u rmy nt New,MHt Salem Pr J c iiik his brother, llb.'rt O. Morrow P. L. Konady, or Woodhurn, todny hoRan an attachment suit nKnltiBt W. J. UlcliabauKh, to rocovor J3G00, al legod to bo duo on two promissory notes, toKothor with J1G0 attorney's fees, and Intorost at Uie rato of G por cent, rrom Octobor 7, 1901. K. P. Mor com, of Woodburn, nnd O. O. IIIiik- ham, of this city, aro tho attornoys for tho plaintiff. Attachment was made of property boloiiKlitK to tho de fendant In tho action. Governor floor today honored the requisition of fJovornor S. 11. Van Sant. or Minnesota, and Issued a war rant or nrrost ror tho return to that stato or Charlos K. Wllklns, who Is Hansen under nrrost In this state, nnd wnntod "or. In Polk county, Minnesota, to answer to tho charRo or Brand larceny. Chas. B. Hurst is namod ns tho iiKont to re turn Wllklns to Minnesota. A. A. Rurton. tho brick manufac turer, has about complotod nrrango ments for burning tho largest kiln or brick In tho history of tho Salem brick yard. Tho kiln will contain about GOj.000 brick. Ladles. Use our harmless remedy for delayer or suppressed porlod; It cannot fall. Trial free, Paris Chem ical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 8-L'3-Ctsat Large Profits Mado selling nibbor collnrs, otc. Agonts wnntod. Send stamp for particulars. M. & M. Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass. 8-l!3-lt For Sale. Altnmont driving horso, sovon yoars old, gontlo and sound, wolgbs about' 1500 pounds. Call at 107 Stato stroot for particulars. 8-23-tr Spring Wagons Farm Hacks Delivery Wagons Tho Studolmkor people ntako tho most complete lino or theso goods that can be round nnywhoro, nnd n prospective purchnsor can always And something to suit him. Wo havo hnd a particularly large trado this yoar on our ever popular No. CG5 vlllago wagon. This Isn lVfe Inch axlo, with gears and wheels In proportion, comos with either polo or shnrts, with brake or without, and with top ir doslred. Wo havo sold It Housekeepers Should know whore to buy tho host and most wholosorao broad and pastry. Tho Pioneer Uakory Is the ravorlte place. D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director, 155 Court street. Phone Main 801. Residence 390 Court street, phone 2181 Black. PvlimLt. iL. n..a. Miss ICmma lloiitior Is the u.t nt' v i , .. '' ' M' u,oun' Unde"aker, 107 Stato len, fr.e,,ds.lEne Itl I"1 0f' TL'TL M " Ph" Mal" . Salem, Ore- Ilvnl nf .u.Ln.. i ,. '. wAiwiui.immiK ute grass- Bon, successor to D. E. Huntslnner. inr w vr," "'l' iT1"! U"U h.V? a",,0art,,, '" 0m R",denC0 Bradway and Ml". North .'.'" nira- 'of tha hn 'arJs ' the valley. Thus Salem. Phono Main 221. supreme court far tho post has not done any great lv tmliiv ..... .1... .... .. ct.vm. j S"1 ,H th ",y '- tnmitom but the prosence or ihlT in. 1 if Mm . . i"",reu, Hiiiinui in tie yards makes Mr. J. K. Mlllor and daughter. Mrs-'tho growers apprehensive. The S Mr uui Mm. n iv . I?' f lha elwlnnUof a cltlsen or . jn.i . LzzrtT rce; wh ,,a8 d,8coverw, " .. tntm lw outfHx at whereby tha Aarminni.. .. .1 -" " ' 1IVTSBL 1-oiiK Heath. .can be accomiillshod. Pine Big Watermelons, Hrosh Orogoii lto&chos. now sweet IpolaUxw, frosh tomataoa, utc, are lu dalli' arrival at llranson & Itagun's. SURE CURE FOR PILES Uohlug Piles produce moisture and muse iieuuiK. tins rornt. us well as 1111HU, uieouiiiK or Protrud nu- Ptl are cured by Dr. luvsan.kn'H iih ia,. ly. tir ItehlHK nad bleeding. Ab norb tMdaars. W u J,r nt drugRlsts, r soHi w waiL Treattee free. Write i n; Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver, Utyaettlktmii?-few dui will work woodulM,nth.Vllal Organ.. Strnthn Uctbt miucuUr SyaUm. titonf tb loor lotl CoopltiKjo, twtDilo, Uck lb. ktn Jt of PMlltt. and afoiulur with lie If owbud or llMilih, (he wbole uhrl u "facta" aitmutcd by thauaatiji, U ,11 anlMa to the Ntrvout aud IXUtluiVl I, that BHOUiU'B Oil 1 ik- "'tl1 una int kt HKCONAM'S PILLS have, th Laraoot alo of any P.t.r Modlolnos In tho World. k J1 '", h b ui publlo iv,, half . rimturi, a lha 1 moat popular family uxMtl Il i.l. a a... W i:vrirJT!!:?L-- "" "Wtor or the Pair- ----- w hi iirnniiri wt iiuuiiir L'ttifa rnnA... 1 a spend a wek I ""r;. nas ueon plotting Muu Uossie Haaisa.r u u " Vky BroB8,10PPr since vuit.u, IZ,!; U or their depredations in Marlon turned " Iliw " r",,li' haVe bWH wa ttbroa"- v '""" Inir UvmiI in Wni.iUo ...1 .. . . uu UntM. 1 ....... . " "" ui me insects .. v. . :.r,,,w a mnrtted to ewaonad down and. with ih vnii...' her how at Motelta, after Anns Kthel Pleirhor B VtBit u-ttti tAllilunnlcwu nf . v.i.. " v.w ui u niruu man. aio every "iB in Btgnt. Mr. Harr Is acqualn 'lth tholr methoil. and knows how tl.l.... I.. IU ... Willi, in McO n., ... ..,'..'.'"". ,Mr ,,arr apnualnttHl rotun.,,' to u,h CI Zh IT , mthoa' ana k,,0W8 how xi- ., ..' J . . H "'. wienninatlag tho othonterous .-.. HmmIu.iu'b 1III. .. I v . th. nubiio iv.;"j. ;-" z?'y. 5? ,.l,'.,,"??lr.'u fciTf woSUK UMhatu RECOMMEND THFMSriVK. l?u!Z? fcf..t,fS.MJuait. m arrs plan ror exterminating " IU U tO deposit Straw nr iha. ( ! ! .'ink A. A. UHilerhlll n,,J Mr MMt m In '.u'uui ........... . ....- .::"TA."7T'1 w l,1"r - la to losn straw, or orhJ WW- hoJ ar flow. and. after Uhi,.' Sttrinkllnir thou uin. .1. . ... . . 1 Women of Woodcraft. All mombors of Silver Doll Circle, No. 13, nro requested to moot In their hall on Sunday, nt 1 o'clock, to attond tho funeral or our neighbor, Hannu dozons or those ror goneial purpose uy onier or tho Guar. Nolgh- ( hocks, nnd you'll find them on tho -farm, on tho stroot, used as dellvory wagons, used nlso ror rruit wogons nnd ror most any pnrposo you could nnmp. Notwithstanding tho largo number or thorn In constant uso all over tho valley tho question or ropalra Ia-ino that nevor comos up. Thoy aro "Studebakor mado" throughout. Thoy are tho choapost wagon lu all tho val ley for tholr slzo and durability. Tho first cost of cortalu othors Is a trlflo loss, but first cost don't bogln to tell tho talo. Hoavy hacks, too, and dollvory wagons of all storts. Wo carry a good lino of theso, and can always procuro for you on short notlco anything you may dosiro out of tho regular lino. Tho assortment carrlod In tho Port land roposltory of Studobakor Uros. is lmmon8o, nnd we can always fill your orders. For tho fall trado wo havo nlso somo special bargains In open buggies and road wagons. Somo that nt tho popu lar purse. Wo can make It pay you to see theso. We bought thorn ehoap er than usual. And wagons, too. We aro sending out a large quantity of farm wagons these days In regular gears, and nlso In tho half truok or hoador goars. Studobakors nro tho best, bocauso they aro made host. They cost a fraction moro because they aro hotter. If oth ers were as good thoy would soil for the same price. They won't bring the same price, so the manufacturers have to sell thorn for loss. fall and make your own compari sons. A fine line of cutlery all Riiarautoe.l goods at Manulng & Forguson's now hardwaro store. 7-21-tr-dw The Leonard Salem's Family Hotel. Popular Boarding and Lodelnc House of the olty. Regular boarders a spe cialty. Special attention glvon to transient trade. Prices reasonable. A. CLARK, No. 302 Front, St. Salem. Or. $cMftcsetes locolats Chins AT THE "FLEUR1DE US Store's drag stem. ' "mihM1iaift1 - 'a fTiuay nm r Ms ejcperlmeat that be has f Hamilton Ur Uisi.i.s. Wro toAUrty 4mmiA Ike naf W i, aeTl.t Th lulIuri I 99i9tidZ F. A. WIGGINS, Farm Machlnerv. Blevclea Sewing Machines and Supplies 255-257 Liberty Street Salem N. H. BURLEY, Sewing Machine Repairing. rn" :