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I Last Week of
Final clearance of Women's and Misses fine Suits,
Coats and Dresses, special lots, your choice at $3.98,
$8.98. and $12.48. Visit the Ready-to-Wear Section
Today.
SEE THE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY OF READY-TO-WEAR AT $3.98 AND $3.98.
(Liberty Street)
CHILDREN'S WEEK AT MEYERS
Infants and Childrens wearables at special low prices
during this special event. A big lot of Childrens Coats,
your choice $2.98. Childrens Dresses, a choice
assortment at $1.05 each.
Bargains too in Shoes for children and boy's Suits,
Hats, Shirts, etc.
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CITY NEWS.
Dr. F.'Ij. t'tter, Dntit, Huite 41.5
6 7, Manonie building.
Mrs. Eay T. Bicbardwo ba a her
guent hr brother, William Ixrenz, of
Cam., 'Wash.
Mm. Mrie Khmer and aon and
daughter left yeterday afternoon for a
hort vinit to Portland.
Robert Eakin left yesterday for his
bon.e In Ia Grande, after a short visit
with his parent in this city.
Moose, attention. All member will
meet at club tonight at 8 o'clock to
enter carnival parade. If. H. Turner,
secretary.
Wanted to rent, 4, 5 or fl room house
or ground floor flat. Must be modern
and have yard. Address "B. G. F.,"
csre this paper.
Wanted to rent, 4, 5 or 8 room fur
Dished house or ground floor flat.
Musi be modern and have yard. Ad
dfos "B. 0. .," care this paper.
Big baseball game at Albany. Ha
lem vs. Albany, Sunday June 29th. re
eial train leave Halem at 10:20 a. m.
Bound trip rat V) cents, via O. E. By.
Miss Minnetta Magers left today for
Bay City to attend the wedding of Miss
Mabel I.ntr. and Walter Peters, which
will take plic at the home of the
bride's parents on June 'i'.l.
The Kalem Motorcycle Club held a
meeting last evening and dwided that
It would be Impossible for them to en
tertain the Western Federation, which
has been chwlii1cd for July 3, 4 and !,
Owing to new evidence corning up,
Judge Galloway granted a rcsuest to
re-open the of Margaret M. Huff
man gttint Albert F. Jairl involving
the rfwiHiion of some property' in
North h'alcrn.
Hocretary of Htatn Olcolt has been
asked by Chief of Police Bmith, of
Klamath Falls, If t'. H. postmen and
other federal employes must register
their automobiles under the state law,
Heeretary Olcott hold that they need
not.
The mlnintcrs of this city have been
challenged by the. faculty of the K
worth League Institute to take part in
game of ball to bo played Friday af
ti rrmnn. There Is some con jecture as to
whether the clergy of the town will bo
able to raise a team or not. It In whi
percd that Dr. Unman and Dr. Todd
will hold reponsible positions on tha
team.
I Ami A AT MOTOR
ILMJlfXn CYCLES
FREE! FREE! FREE!
WITH EVERY DOLLAR SPENT WITH
G. W. Johnson & Co.
The people who sell STfIN BLQCH SMART CIOTHES
Twenty Votes f OR QUffN OF THE CHfRRY FAIR
will be given.
ASK FOR VOTES
G. W. Johnson & Co.
The Old Stand, 141 N. Commercial Street
Meyers Original June White Sale !
m. JI 1 -
The case of the Btate vs. John Ger
man was tried in Justice Webster's
court this morning. German u charg
ed with assaulting a boy in Jefferson
by hitting him with a clod. Justice
Webster found young German guilty
and after fining him $10, suspended
entenc pending good conduct.
Excursion to Albany Sunday, June
20th. Baseball, Halem vs. Albany.
Bound trip rate 80 cents via O. E. By.
Leave Salem at 10:20. Leave Albany
at 7 p. m.
The mooey that was appropriated for
the Marion county fair may alfo lie
used for premium money if the county
so desires. This was the opinion of
Attorney-Genera) Crawford yesterday.
Dr. Clausin, physician for the Hiletz
agency, brought his son to Salem yes
terday to be operated on for appendi
citis. The operation is reported to have
been successful and yc-ung Clausin is on
the road to recovery.
Miss Beatrice Khelton presented her
pupils in a recital last evening in the
Congregational church. Miss Khelton
was assisted by the Misses Viola Hoi
man, Lily fitege, Pearl Vercler, Blanche
Linton, Carmel Hulivan.
Attorney General Crawford has given
out an opinion in which he say that the
state fair board may borrow money to
carry on the fair, but must not use the
credit of the state, and must make
good all loan.
Judge Biishey has under consideration
the rase of a 12-year-old girl, Mary
Bomber, who has lived with an aunt for
the pant sii year. Other relatives have
stepped in and have aked the court to
put her under the permanent care of the
sisters at the school at Oswego.
Ha real spirit. G. W. Johnson k Co.
have a real live dose of the Cherry Fair
spirit, and no mistake, for they an
nounced yesterday evening that for ev
ery dollar's worth of (roods tHirchaseil
at their clothing store on Commercial
street, they would give 20 votes for
Cherry Fair queen. This give the men
a chance to buy a new suit and givo
thitir choice for queen four or five
hundred vote without cost.
A. V.. Laflar, who has been trap
drummer Rt the Glube theatre inca it
opened but November, was agreeably
surprised on Monday evening, when
Mr. Malnney, of Portland, the control
ing stock holder, carno down and placed
him as Its manager. Mr. Laflar has
had considerable experience In the show
biisinos hefore coming to Balem, and
will no doubt make a success of manag
ing the Globe.
WATT BIUPP,
Ammunition, Flshltuj Tackle, EUj.
North Commercial Street Phon 363
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Yeoman rally, Friday evening. Mem
bers please attend.
Judge Galloway yesterday granted a
change of venue in the case of B. C.
Hallberg vs. Gustav Mitzner from Linn
county to Marion.
The state of Wyoming has aeked
Governor Wet to issue extradition pa
pers for the return of Clarence Ama
bary, wanted on a charge of burglary,
lie is now being held in Portland.
Your money' worth? Why, that's
our middle name. We guarantee it ab
solutely. That' why thote sore spot
are healing. Slowly but surely we are
gaining the 1000 mark. That means a
new park and better accommodations.
Be a booster for the Senators.
Chief of Police Shedeck last night ar
restcl Forest Price on the charge of
stealing a hone and buggy from a Port
land liveryman. Notice to the effect
that a horse had been hired and not re
turned was mailed to the chief not long
ago, and yesterday the chief located the
outfit, which corresponds with the de
scription given.
Mrs. Edward If. Todd, Mrs. Fletcher
Homan and Mrs. A. A. I'nderhill left
for Eugene yesterday afternoon to at
tend the 27th annual conference of the
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the Oregon conference. The confer
ence takes place on Friday and Satur
day. A large delegation of Salem wo
men left this morning for Eugene to be
present at the meeting. Several of
the Salem ladies are scheduled for short
addresses.
B. F. VanDcCar, formerly with the
' lark-Henery Company, has severed his
connections and has taken a like posi
tion with the Lindene-Kibbo Construc
tion Company, of Portland. Thi com
pany is laying asphalt pavement in The
f 'alien and Forest Grove, and recently
secured a contract at Independence.
The company's bitucrete pavement i a
vi ry high type of asphalt pavement, it
Is asserted. Mr. Van DeCar wishes to
thank all his friends for their service ia
securing contract for the Clark Honcry
Company here.
Yon don't have to be told if you are
in need of glasses. Come in and let me
make a nareriil examination of your
eyes, and you can easily tell If glasses
are a benefit to you. Dr. James Smith,
303 4 Masonic building. Phone Main
004 for an appointment.
Tho FolkaScntt Realty Company, 124
South Liberty street, in the Bank 4
Trust building, Is ready to do business
in farms and city realty, loans and In
surance. Willi K. Folk is formerly
of Kansas, and Is owner of Burlington
addition. J. E. Scott has been with
Itechtol 4 Bynoti. They will he glad to
meet their old friend and now.
Governor West will request the state
of Idaho to turn over A. D. Cenley,
wanted In this state on a charge of
contributing to the delinquency of a
minor female, to thin tato. Conley, in
November, 190S, in Multnomah county,
Induced a 10 year-old girl by tho name
of Gertrude Williams to leave the
home of her parent and eohahit with
him. Later Conley placed tho girl in a
cheap hotel and sought to live off her
earnings,
Tho ladle' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at tho
home of Mrs. F. A. Erixon at 2:.10 Fri
duy. Hostesses, Mrs. Erixon, Mrs. Iluw
ersox, Mrs. Clluo, Mr. Stege, Mr. Lewis
and Mrs. Rodger.
County Clerk Max Oehllmr is receiv
ing letters by the score from people
desiring to know just how to go about
it tit secure a marriage license under
the new liiw. It seems Hint tho medi
cal certificate proposition which is now
necessary for an intending benedict to
own before he can secure a marriage li
cense, is somewhat of a stickler to
many and In each letter tho clerk I
asked if the lady In the rase must also
have a medical certificate. The clerk
i advising the feminine correspond
ent that they are exempt from all lia
bilities insofar a hoalth certificate
are concerned.
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TAT' H'AETHUH IS
XOW A MARRIED XA3T
sr-rer
ia the list Jeg"l?ure, pro:
1 di'ia: for governor .aci
g'.-oi fellow wherever yon fisd him.
was carried ia Portland WeireMay.
The larrlcr bri le who captured the h-iy
' grooai, who ni ia big H'ic to be cap
; t-:rel bv her, is .or w. M'.! L-:!
S"t daughter of Mr and Mr. Ctart j fVaVr wH f fornUhiog ur or all I
Cl.fford Sxi-.k. cf Portland. Pt"!of (iixr W) (oril h(1 ww)d maa slltT ' J
ha a oez list of friend a!! over the
5 tate who will join. as doe tie entire
E : Capital Journal fore. in piling up good
S ; wbe enocgh for him and hi bride.
Hi that if they a!! were realized would
S i eoitf! the young couple to give Methn
S ' se'ah a hard rab for longevity, to utilize
S i all of then.
5 j The ceremony wa performed by Ber.
5 j A- A. Morrison, and the biz church wai
S j crowded to capacity, as wai the resi
S i denee of the bride 's parent at the re
2 ception following the wedding.
DR. CORNER! HERE AND HE
IS BOOSTING NEW REMEDY
Dr. C. J. Coraik, the well known for
mer Salem reterinarian. now of Med- j
ford, is in the city transacting busi
ness. The last time "Doe" was a visi
tor here, he got "pinched" for speed
ing .with his big auto through the
street. "We don't care.' say the
genial vet, Salem should worry and
get tome more of Medford s good mon
ey. You Salemites might add a few
plunks to your bank roll if you had a
number of Medfordites to fine for am
bling through your roomy atmosphere."
At present Dr. Cornik is introducing
what is known, or by himself at least,
as a "speed tablet." This newest
creation known to medical science is
guaranteed to make a 2:03 trotter out
of a plow horse and cause a dead cow
to live again. "It will," say the doc
tor. "make hens lay scrambled eggs
and grow red, white and blue feath
ers." The inventor will probably dem
onstrate bis new dop in Salem shortly.
VICTIM OF CHILD'S FRANK.
Seattle, Wash., June 26. Georifia
Kempt, aged 8 years, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. V. Kempt, is in danger of
losing her life as the result of a child
prank. She was struck over the had
with a picket by her playmate. Nathan
Shindle, aged 9 years, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isadore Shindle. A nail pierced
the skull and brought on meningitis.
She is at Providence hospital.
80UTHEBN PACIFIC GIVES
BOND IN BIO LAND TRIAL
rnxiTto raaa uusto wiai.l
Portland, Or., June 26. Judge Wol
verton in federal cDnrt yeiterday fixed
at 100,000 the bond of the Southern
Pacific railroad company in its appeal
from the decree of the same judge in
declaring forfeited to the government
2.300,000 acres of land in Oregon and
California. The amount of bond was
placed at the recommendation of B. D.
Townsend, special assistant to the at
torney general, who investigated
charge that the railroad was not com
plying with the terms of the govern
ment land grant and instituted suit
which resulted last April in Judge Wol
verton's order that the land reverts to
the Tinted States.
Tho standing of numerous settlers on
this vast tract is involved in the liti
gation, many having taken claims on
the understanding that when the rever
sion took place they would have earned
rights to prove up on homesteads. This
view is not held by Lewis Sharp, of
the local lnnd office, who declares the
'land must be formally thrown open by
congressional enactment before settlers
mav establish anv claim whatever.
Notice.
The new Salem VJakery Is located at
the corner of Twelfth and Chemeketa
streets, where the old German Bakery
formerly stood. It has been remodeled
and improved with patent oven, cement
rloor and hard plastered, sanitary and
modern throughout. With a now auto
delivery, we are now ready for business.
Phone 24ifl for prompt delivery. 0. A.
Hack t Co.
Bechtel and Bynon
Bargains
7 ACRES
We have just listed 7 acres of fine
land, all In crop, close to the city on
main traveled road. The land, location
and price will suit you. Ask for Bech
tel. 250.
Will buy a large lot well located
near carline nnd paved street, well
worth 3.V.
FINE STOCK FARM.
Wo have one of tho best stock or
dniry farms in the valley for sale.
Price only 30 per acre; terms if want
ed. This farm is well locate! close to
town, rnilrnad, good roads, fair build
ings, running water and good timber.
A real snap.
Houses, vacant lots, sold on easy
terms; just like rent.
SNAP.
Owner writes in to soli his 8 room
house, 2 large lots, barn, windmill,
fruit trees, for $2250; term if wanted.
This property is well worth 3.'!00.
Come In and let us show you a real
snap. ii.
BECHTEL BTNON,
Phn 491 - ... 37 Stab 8t.
MARRIAGES.
At the Leslie M. E. pinjr. Wed
nesday, Jane Vi, ISI3, J. C. Hisrhaw
to Et:a Jones, both of M:M:inT;."e,
j Rev. A. C. Brackenburr officiating. I
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CALL FOB BIDS. j
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a;e-1 bias wiJi.&e receive! bv tie
(CO) cords of fir wood, to he delivered
at the eoort boufe. Bi'ls will be plainly j
maried an d filed with the eounty cleri j
and opened by the court Thursday, July j J
3. at 10 o lork The eoort reservM the j
44it tA via nv AT ft 11 Kill (
MAX GEHLHAB, County Oer-.
KOTICE.
Notice U hereby (riven that I shall
eommenee the improvement of Eigh
teenth street about July 1st. The eom
panies eoneemed in water, eleotrie
light, ga and telephone will p!eae
take noteie and act accordingly.
ArCCST KEHKBEEOEB.
MILLER FEARS WATER.
The railroad commission, which went
recently to Marshfield, has been heard
from. Campbell and Atichison will
leave that town today and go by steam
er to Portland. Being somewhat fear
ful of the water. Miller will take the
stage route for Roteburg, and thence to
Portland bv raiL
EE LEAVES 8ALEM.
C. E. Davenport has sold out h':s
holding in the Globe theatre and ex
pect to return to New York City. He
says he regrets to leave the many good
friends that he has made in the Cherry
City.
Special Elk Meeting.
Members of Salem lodge No. 336 are
urged to be at the special meeting
Thursday evening to meet D. D. G. E.
R., T. S. Daniels, who will make the
lodge his official visit on that evening.
There will be initiatory work and a big
feed. Aug. Huckestein, E. R.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
A clever arrangement of pint cans
and appropriate advertising material
form th ebasis of an exceedingly at
tractive window in the Willamette
Hardware Company's store this week. A
special feature of the display is a set
of old weather-beaten carriage spokes
with half of the surface of the spokes
treated to one coat of Acme Quality
Carriage Paint each spoke showing a
different color of paint. The follow
ing statement is made on one of the
display cards: "You can make your
old buggy look new for a dollar by the
use of this paint."
With this suggestion and the very
small outlay necessary, we are sure
that all of the shabby vehicles in this
territory will immediately take on a
new appearance.
Besides being good for all kinds of
vehicles, attractive display igos illus
trate in color a greet many other uses
for this wonderful paint in and about
the home, The display is a creditable
one and well worth inspecting.
Notice to Property Owners on Market
Street
You are hereby notified to appear
ai. the council chambers in the city hall,
Saturday, June 28, 1913, at 7:30 p. m.,
either in person or by duly signed writ
ten proxy, for the purpose of making a
selection of the kind of improvement
to be laid on Market street from the
East line of Church street to the east
line of 18th street, if extended north
erly from Englowood addition.
OIAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder.
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$100 to $1
That you can't beat our bargains.
12 acre in Polk county, two miles west,
well improved, 1000; 14 acre on ear
line ideal suburhun home, $10,000; 1
acre in berries, new home on car line,
I1S00; 7 acres in btrries, 2 mile out,
house and barn, 3000; 30 acres, 10
acres in crop, balance timber, 4-room
house, good barti, 7m iles out t.3500;
220 acres in Polk eounty, well improv
edi$2200; 1 to S acre on installments,
several new homes In Salem on install
ment; 500 acre well improved, $90
per acre; several S and 10 acre tract
well improved.
We have a cigar stand, pool hall,
rooming house, hotel, restaurant, gro
cery store, candy More and other busi
ness chances.
20 acre close in, well improved, $6,.
500, Several prune ranches and berry
tracts at the right price. 10 acres
bearing Italian prunes, $2750.
We rent Houses and
Furnished Rooms. We
sell Insurance of all kinds
Litt your bargains with u
and we will give you square,
prompt and courteous treat
ment. Acme Investment Co.
A. B. COOS, Manager.
Phone: Office, Main 477; residence
Main 487.
Opposite Court Hon. 540 State 8t
Employment Bureau in Connection.
THE SALEM 2
!! royal bakery
Formerly Genaan Bakery.
2 S. Coai. St. PhoLe 373
Why send yocr money to Port
land. wh?a you caa bey your
bread, cake and pastries at home.
iL2DJ-f t'jred la aa up-to-date,
e'.i-an, sanitary and modern bak
eryf We osra and operate The White
Swan Bakery aal Dairy Lun- h,
3;3 N. Commercial street.
GOLDSMITH & THEUfcR
PEOPEIETOBS.
Phcne 03.
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Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bid will be received by the
elerk ef School District No. 76, Gervai,
Marion eounty, Oregon, until 8 p.
July 3d, 1913, at the office of clerk at
Gervais, Oregon, for addition and al
terations to the public school bouse of
saii district.
Plans and specifications may be ob
tained at the office of the clerk, Ger
vais, Oregon, and at the office of Geo.
M. Post, Architect, Salem, Oregon.
Bids must be accompanied by a cer
tified check for 10 per cent of the
amount of bid. Sufficient bond will be
required from uccessful bidaer.
The board of directors of said dis
trict reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Signed) F. A. MANGOLD, Clerk.
SICILY LEMONS BARRED.
I'MTT.D PS ESS LT1SED WE.l
Sacramento, Cal., June 26. Warning
ha been issued by F. B. M. Bloomer,
quarantine guardian, that all Sicily
lemons are barred from the state on
account of the prevalence of the Medi
terranean iruit ny. The penalty is
$500 fine, six months' imprisonment, or
both
There is no real need of anyone be
ing troubled with constipation. Cham
berlain'i Tablets will cause an agree
able movement of the bowels without
any unpleasant effect. Give them a
trial. For sale by all dealer.
An Oregon City man whose parking
strip is a small garden of roses, has
this sign posted: "You may pick all
the roses you want, but do not harm
the bushes or buds." Of this man, his
garden and his sign, the Courier says:
"We need more such signs in the city.
We have carloads of rose and visitors
should be invited to help themselves."
4-4- 4- '' 4'
NEW TODAY.
STRAWBERRIES 25c per crate. Do
your own picking furnish crate. G.
R. Adams, Farmers' 595.
FOR SALE Iron beds, complete, Ma
son jars, etc., 1133 Court. Phone 1143.
FOR SALE Half section in best part
of South Central Alberta, land new,
lays fine, close to good town, well
improved, black soil, good neighbor
hood, main traveled road; 250 acres
ready for crop next year. Can rent
if desired. Charles Glaspey, High
River, Canada.
YOl'NG MAN wishes work in office or
store. Phone Farmers' 453. Hans
H. Devritzes, Turner, Oregon.
AUTOMOBILES to trade for Newport
or Salem property; 1912 Studebaker
Roadster; 1912 5-passenger Michigan,
like new. up-to-date. H. H. Turner,
135 South Commercial street, Salem,
Oregon.
REMEMBER the auction sale at Grem
mel Auction House every Wednes
day and Saturday. Rain or shine.
FOR SALE OR RENT Small house,
Paul V. Johnson, at O. W. Johnson
ft Co.
LOT FOR SALE $125. Terms $5 per
month. Geo. W. Johnson ft Co.
FOR SALE OR BENT-Six-room cot
tage. Call at 670 Union, Phone 1901.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms near
City Hall, 330 N. High at., phona 4.
WANTED Girl to go to coast about
July 3. Inquire at 325 North High
after 4 p. m.
MARION CREAMERY PRODUCE
Co. Quotation for today
Ranch butter 21o
Butterfat ...30c
Eggs 23C
On Liberty and Forry Sti.
Phone 2488.
PENSLAR CREAM OF AL
MONDS. Brings color to the cheeks. Only t
at
BCHAEFER'S DRUO STORE
DR. ASSELN, DES'TIST
Graduate N. W. U., Chicago.
Salem Eank 4b Trust Building.
Suite 205-204. Phone tin
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To Purchasers
For farms or city property see
Dr. W. A. Cuticle, owner, oyer
Fry's drug store.
Bid Invited for Court Street Improve
ment From Commercial to Front.
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Ore
gon, invites sealed bid for the making
of an improvement of Court street, in
the city of Salem, Oregon, from the east
) line of Front street to the west line of
'Commercial street with El Oio No. 1
i consisting of 4-inch hydraulic cement
: base and 2-inch wearing surface. El
Oso No. 5, consisting off asphaltie foun
dation 3U inches in thickness and 14
inch wearing surface; Clark 4 Henery
Asphalt Pavement No. 4, consisting of
4 inch cement concrete base and 2-inch
asphaltie, concrete wearing surface;
Clark 4 Henery Asphalt Pavement No.
, consisting of 3'v-inch asphaitie con
ret e base and lU-inch asphaitie con
crete wearing surface; Ambrose Bard-
11 Asphalt Concrete Pavement No. 1,
consisting of 4-inch Portland cement
concrete base and 2-inch wearing sur
face; Ambrose-BuTdsall Asphalt Con
crete Pavement No. 6, consisting of 3
ineh gravel asphaitie concrete base and
1-inch wearing surface; Bituminous
Concrete No. 1, consisting of 4. inch ce
ment concrete base and 2-inch bitumin
ous concrete wearing surface or bitum
inous: Concrete No. 5, consisting of 2
inch bituminous concrete base and 1U
inch bituminous concrete wearing sur
face, in accordance with the' plans,
specifications and estimates on file in
the office of the city recorder of aaid
city, which are hereby referred to and
made a part of this notice.
Said bids will be opened on or after
the 30th day of June, 1913, at or about
9 p. m., in open council meeting in the
city hall, in Salem, Oregon. Each bid
submitted must be accompanied by a
certified check equal in amount to ten
per cent of the amount of the bid. The
city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. This notice is published for
five successive days in a daily news
paper published in the city of Salem,
Oregon, the date of the first publica
tion being June 24, 1913.
CHAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder.
South Salem Box Co.
Tray and berry boxes. Fruit boxes of
all kinds. Porch and lawn swings
screen. First-class cabinet work.
Phone 308 247 Miller St.
Treatments given at Imperial Hotel.
Rheumatism and dropsy my specialties.
MA-RION GEORGE,
Magnetic Healer.
Residence: 1105 North street, near col
lege dormitory. P. O. box 713, New
bn j, Oregon. y '
MONEY TO LOAN
Oa farm and city property. Job .
Scott, over Chicago Store, Balem, Or
egoa. Phon 1661.
.
:! Cherry City
Ice Cream
We make a Soecialtv of t
I Dinner and Lodge orders, t
I Buy It. Eat it t
266 Chemeketa Street J
Phone 2482 t
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BFJKOIIARDT MEREDITH
el4enl Areata 11 Htatn fltrsw
MONEY TO LOAN
Oa Good Seal Estate Secarlty.
THOS. K. FOED
Over Ladd A Bush Bank, Salem, Or.
REAL ESTATE
Monty to Lean. .
JACOB ft 00.
Phon 2424. 206-207 Hubbard Bldf
MONEY TO LOAN
Oa rood Real Eitate setuKy.
BECHTKL BTSOH
M State Street
COAL AND WOOD
Prompt delivery. Sole agent for
the Famou Rock 8pring CoaL
CAPITAL FUEL CO.
E. n. Jory, successor to J. J. OTHaO.
Phone 10. J"ard oppoilt 8. P. pas
senger depot
WOOD AND COAL
la any quantity. Prompt dtllrwy
our specialty. Falls City Lumbal
Company. 179 North Commarolal
stTt Phon Main S11
JiPUESK LAUNDRY. AMD DEI
CLE15I5G W0EKS
No machinery to Uar and wear
out delicate fabrics. Work called
for and dtllverad promptly.
445 Ferry itrest. PhotM Main 1251
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