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k PAGE EIGHT. DATLT CAPITA!. JOTTHNAL, BAT. KM, OBEOON, : TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1913. yiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMihiiiiiuiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Final Clearance of Suits, I Coats and Dresses, your I choice of a great assortment Iz 5 wa at $8.98. Never will you find more de cided bargains in women' and misses' ready to wear than those at Meyers during tho fi nal clean-up of spring and summer garments. High grade suits, coats and dresses selling at much less than we paid for them, less than you would ev. er expect to pay for such gar ments as these. They are the popular models in a wide range of fabrics and finishes. See the assortment now and any suit, coat or dress you select will be only $8.98. Frank Ward and Dan Fry re attend ing the annual convention of the State Druggists' Association at Bay Ocean. The association opened ita meeting to day, and will continue in session to morrow. Forty-five members of Company M, 0. X. G.. left this morning in a special 5 1 train for Tillamook where the annual 5 ; military encampment will take place for the next two weeks. Company ai was in charge of Captain Max Gehlhar and Major Abrams rode in the same train. The local militia hopes to bring S home laurels of every description and 5 I that they will be active contestants for all honors remains without saying. Claud Belle, proprietor of the North Commercial confectionery store, has in his show window one of the most beau tiful displays seen in Salem for some time. It consists of a large cake of ice in which is frozen some elegant "Royal Anne cherries. The fruit is froz en while still attached to the limb and it presents both an original and a pret ty display. Mr. Belle has also included in the display every fruit known to grow in the tropics, and the window is attracting the attention of many. The Salem Water Companv has been j requested by the railroad commission to mane out an inventory of its property, assets, etc., and file the same with the railroad commission within 30 days. This action on the part of the commis sion was brought about by the city of Salem filing a complaint regarding" the exorbitant water rates charged by the company. Among other things the wa ter company must file with the commis-, sion a complete outline of its business, amounts paid out in dividends, and make out a balance sheet for the year ending June 30, 1913. Twelve deaths, 16 births and 11 cases of contagious disease during the month nf .Tlinp MUM MrulrfuJ k L- 1 1 - 1 An Unusual Offering of New Summer Waists Ife" ma : h,S!u flZ 1 Your choice at $1.19 each z(Xo 5 These neat waists are fresh fro n the factory in a very pleasing style atte,n.!on to tl,e "-v ani warns everyone Dolly Varden and Mercerized Batiste in desirable patterns. rjt0 them and tell their friends to rt . i c J rv f rld0 ,he ttlme- Screens should be used, 5 Special at $1.19 each bee Window Display garbage should not Ee aiiowe,! to aceu- 5 i mulate and everything should be kept K ,. as clean as possible. On the first page I The House of Quality ll.TrS: jjj S l'oid, diphtheria and filth on his feet. ine time or the circuit court was Shaken up this morning with hearing the :case of Alfred Peterson vs. Louis Teter- son. The plaintiff in this case is the JS ! son of the defendant and he is seeking -1 to replevin certain farm tools and other article alleged to be wrongfullv held iby the defendant. The value of tho ilitixiiiiiitiiiii ii.iiiiiif iiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii.nl iimiTi i J"'!;1'? q"e"tl0,n-iB -' a-;t'or,iin s me result of the alleged wrongful custody of the property. Attorneys Mc Nary and Shields are representing the plaintiff and Attorneys Careon and Brown appear for the defendant. The officers and employes of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. are receiving many congratulation upon the fine exhibit which was arranged for the manufacturing depar.ent in the north end o. the show tent at the Cherry air last week. It required the assistance of both emploves and offi cials to get up the excellent display of gas and electric fixtures and the show cost in the neighborhood of $100. ' The . i uuvs ro ".mnnnv.nn.ti. DKJINANCE (Continued from page one.) Ji XIOOODIGOOD G tZJ Capital City Brevities Dr. F. L. Utter, dentist, suite 415-416-417 Masonic building. Mrs. J. A. Howard Baird is visiting her iarcuts, Mr. aud Mrs. F. B. South wick. Mrs. If. C. Hoffman, of Liliby, Mon tana, is visiting her childhood friend, Mrs. J. B. Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forbes and son, Charles, left yesterday on the 4 o'clock train for Bourbon, Missouri. W. II. Eldridge and wife left yester day in their automobile for an extended tour of the northwest as far as Van couver. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hamilton, of tho Argo hotel, loft' yesterday in their ma chine for a few weeks' stays at Shasta springs. Judge Bushey yesterday pronounced John W. Cook insane and the usual commitment was mndo. Mr. Cook is from W'oodburn. Mrs. Bees Gearhart Morrison, the Chautauqua entertainer, gave a recital at tho penitentiary yesterday aud it was thoroughly enjoyed by all. ThoK who will compose the October term of the Marion cohnty grand jury are: J. W. .lory, .1. T. Bowen, William Simpson, YV. L. Skipton, H. Meiriug, August Kehrberger and Chas Mullen. T. Olson, foreman of the Ander son Steel Furnace & Boiler Works, re turned to Sulem this morning. He at ttended the funeral of hiSslirother. Al bert Olson, who was buried at Seattle, Sunday afternoon. Hotel Kelly formerly the Irvin, Nye Beach, Nowport, Ore., is now oxu to the public. Clean and comfortable. Tables supplied with the best. Three blocks from beach. Freo 'bus. Write your reservations: $2.00 per day and up, including meals. Those panoramic views of the Cherry Fair are great. Nothing like them ever before in Sulem. Place your orders immediately if you want them, as the Jirive will bo $5 each for any size after July 12. You can get them' now, whilo tho interest is on for IJ.flO, :i and 4. I'rintn on exhibit at Fry's drug store, Oscar Johnson's, lihinehart's shoe store and at U. G. Shipley's. The Par ker studio. Mrs. Ralph A. Cox and daughyr, Helen, of San Francisco, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Southwick. Mrs. T. G. Patterson and two chil dren of Hastings, Nebraska, are in this city visiting at the home of E. C. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cronise will leave Wednesday morning for a vacation at their son's homestead, 23 miles east of Hoseburg. .Miss Irene Curtis left yesterday for Tacoma. where she will visit relatives for a few days. Miss Curtis will also visit Seattle while up north. The freight case of Matson against the Sorensou Lumber company recently filed with the railroad commission has now been turned over to the courts to decide. The contention was over whether the lumber company is a .com mon carrier ami if so, it should accept freight shipments. A girls' basketball team has been or ganized at the city playgrounds oppo site the capitol, and some interesting games will be played, it is believed. The playgrounds are very popular and at tract many out of town children, a well as those who live here. Tho success of P. R. spii wnen it comes to getting up thing interesting and they are deserv ing of much commendation for their efforts. Judge Galloway last night granted a petition for an order enjoining Secre tary of State Olcott from calling a spe cial election in November, 191'!. Thomas Holman today filed a com plaint in the circuit court against A. Z. Norton to collect $1600. True bills were returned bv the grand jury yesterday in the cases of Fred Demagolly, charged with a statu tory crime, and George W. Tobin, in dicted on the charge of embezzlement. The White City band, which plaved Sunday at the Chautauqua, is receiving much favorable mention here. A num- ner of people made a trip to Dallas yes- piained that he did so because he had confidence in the city engineer. He knew nothing about it, personally, he said. He thought the matter should not need his O. K, The engineer reported on 21st street improvement that work worth 5060.70 had been done by the Geiger Construc tion Company. Adopted. The Front street property owners' petition regarding the bad shape in which the street had been left by the P., E. & E. was returned" by the city attorney and it was stated that the company had made the necessary re pairs. A remonstrance against the proposed removal of the street railway from 17th street, from Center street to the fair grounds, was filed. It was signed by about 40. It was referred to the special committee in charge of the P., E. i E. franchise. Constable wanted fo know about the prosecution of the Oregonian restaurant owners for ignoring an ordinance re garding the erection of a frame build ing. Page had delayed and it was recommended that he act without furth er delay. A resolution calling for s meeting for the assessment of South High street residents for an improvement was read. Jones opposed it, declaring that if the assessment were made there would be a law suit. The resolution was adopted. A petition for the paving of Sagi naw street from Myers to Lincoln street with macadam was read. 1 Re ferred. Protest Against Payment. A communication from Mrs. Lord and Daniel Fry protesting against the council's action in regard to the al lowance of the payment of any further sum to the South High street improve ment contractor was read. It was de clared that portions of the street were absolutely worthless. The matter was referred to the city attorney. Ex-Mayor Waters explained the de lay in equipping street cars with air brnkes. At the time the extension to July 1 was made Mr. Strahorn believed the new equipment would be here bv that time. He asked that the council extend the time or niakq provision for the equipping of new cars. To equip the old cars with, air would mean crip pling the system. Hatch moved that the matter be re ferred to the city attorney to 'ascer tain exactly what is proposed. Carried. Will Buy Some Hay. The street committee suggested that a yeaV's supply of hay he, bought at once. He believed that the' city could save money by so doing. Stolz favored the proposition. Hatch wanted author ity given the commissioner to buy it himself. Macy suggested calling" for bids. Jones said everything over $2. had WILL PROBABLY MOVE TO SALEM PERMANENTLY If the persistent efforts on the part of W. W. Moore, of the Josse & Moore furniture store, avails something, Salem will have one of Hutchinson, "Causae' live wires as a permanent fixture before long, in the person of D. A. Moore, a brother of the we'lkuown local business man. Mr. Moore and his wife arrived here yesterday, aud are looking about for a location. The Kansans are in love with Oregon, and Marion County especially. They like the climate, the fruit and the pen- pie, and Mr. Moore is casting about now in hopes of locating his future home. "I'll do my best to have 'em remain for good," said the Salem Mr. Moore this romning, "and I think I'll suc ceed." The visitor has holdings in the busy city of Hutchinson, but if he can jj'inil things to his entire satisfaction here, he will sell out and change his voting place pronto. Mr. Moore has two daugh ters who are now in Colorado. The vis itors are now the guests of W. W. Moore at 635 North Church street. STJFFEAGETTE SUED. I'N'ITEO PBF.5S LEASED WISE. Spokane, Wash., July 8. Helen Lari enne Baker, a well known Spokane suf fragette leader and lecturer, was made defendant in a divorce action today "brought by Albert Baker, a hotel clerk. "Baker brought the suit on the grounds of desertion. PARTICIPANT IN FLYING BOAT RACE LANDS IN WATEB UNITED FRISS UUCO WIS!. Gary, Ind., July 8. Beckwith Haven, participating in the "flying boat " race, starting from Chicago, telegraphed from Michigan City this afteruoon that An thony Jannus, another participant, fell into Lake Michigan several miles from the shore. Motor boats are en route to the scene. Haven said that Jannus was clinging to the wreckage of his airboat near Gary. Haven made tho trip from Chi cago to Michigan City, a distance of 50 miles, in 59 minutes. , LONDON IS KNIFED. tNITP.n I'MTSS I.r.'.SPD WIRE. Oakland, Cal., July 8. Jack London, the author, was operated on for appen dicitis at Merritt hospital here today oy Dr. W. 8. Porter. It is expected he will be able to leave the hospital with in the next ten davs. to be advertised. He wantmi Kill ed. A motion to refer to the commit tee on accounts and current expenses was lost. It was voted to advertise for bids. A communication from I.add 4- Bush calling attention to the fact that cer tain warrants had not been protected bv assessments made according to law. The mutter was referred to the com mittee on accounts and current expenses. me pian nas recti great ana the director terday to hear the band evidencing it. is Pleased with it. ! ., i.:... .-., .... h" I'Tuinmj in mo v nerrv titv. the A regular meeting of the board of bund is one of the best it has ever been scnooi directors was Held in the high ; tne pleasure of Salem people to hear, im-iumm ihiimiiiik nisi nigm. ine marier of awarding the contract for installing heating plants in two of the schools was discussed but no definite decision was arrived at. The usual bills woro considered and the board adjourned to meet again next Monday night. The fire departments of both the Central and East Salem stations mndo a sensntional run to the Hotel Marion about B o'clock Inst night in response to a call of fire which was in progress in the kitchen of the hostelry. The blaze originated from a pile of kindling which had been placed under a range to dry. No dnniage resulted. The filers and institutors of the wo man 'a eight-hour bill, through their at torneys I' 'Ken and Schuabel, have brought mandamus proceedings against Secretary of Stato Olcott for his refus al to accept and give a receipt for the petition subject to the special election of IIUX DIES SUDDENLY. mm Today and Tomorrow Program Extraordinary JAMES K. HACKETT In "Prisoner of Zenda" Prograrn Extraordinary Six big reels One mile of pictures EXTRA-EXTRA DR. TERESSA STOCKMAN from New York City, one of the world's most noted edu cators and lecturers of the ai?e, will lecture on the Ameri can Flag. A treat to those who enjoy high class entertainment. BKTWVU'illl Ll&l THEATRE (I'XITED muss LEASED WIRE.) Spokane. Wash., July 8. Stricken with apoplexy in tli9 presence of Mrs. Zetta Jones, who he was to mnrrv next fall, her sister, and Dr. Stanlev'Titus. his physician, Dr. C. S. Penfield, 50 years old, a pioneer physician, is dea.l here todav. JUMPS INTO FUENACE. CSITKD rSERS LEASED WIBE. I.os Angeles, Cal., Julv 8. Driven temiHirarily insnne by the heat, Theo. Margowitz a foundry worker, leaped into a furnace at tho Acme foundry here today, and received burns that probably will cause. his death. DEATH NOTICES. HUYCK. At tho Old People's Home at 6:ft0 p. m., yesterday. Norman Huvek. The funeral will l held" Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from Lehman i l lough's undertaking rooms, and inter-M-ent will be in l!ee Mission cemetery. There will be singing bv the Miller family and Rev. Cla rk will cnti,lmt tha services. FEBRY. Mrs. Margaret Ferry died nt flip family home. East Center street, aged 43 years, this morning nt 3:10. She leaves us relatives Mrs. S. Savage. Mrs. Amelia ('. Reilev. Miss Gertrude Henri etta, find two brothers. Lute and and i named !inhirt Snvnin Tim 1.......-..1 will hp held day, at 10 a. in., and will be private Notice of Proposed Re-Establishment anJ Change of Grade on Fourth St. at the Intersection of Madison Street. Notice to the public is hereby given that the common council of the city of 'Salem. Oregon, proposes to re-establish and ennnge the otticial grade of Fourth street at the intersection of Madison street. The grado which is proposed to be established by the common council is described in Section 1 of Ordinance Bill Xo. 1301, which is as follows, to- "Section 1. The official grade at a point being the intersection of the cen ter line of Fourth street with a jarallel to and 12 feet northerly from the south line of Madison street in said eitv was heretofore established under Ordinancp Xo. 779 at an elevation of 42.75 feet anove the base of grades of said city; that said grade be and the same is here by re established and changed so that said point shall be at an elevation of 4.'.J0 feet above the grades established by Ordinance Xo. 105 of the city of Sa lem, Oregon." AH persons owning property adjacent to said Fourth street or the part there of described above and upon which it is proposed to re-establish and change tho grade, are hereby notified to make and file their written remonstrance with the city recorder, if any they have, against the said proposed re-establishment and chanee of grade within tre period of ten (10) davs from tho final publication of this notice and unless the owners of more than two-third majority of the superficial area of the property a.lin- cent to said Fourth street or the part tnereor particularly affected bv said proposed re-establishment and chance n. grade remonstrate in the, manner pro vided by the charter of tHe citv of Sa lem. Oregon, within the nerln.l iW d. the council will e. The funeral services establish and change the grade of said at the residence. Thurs- Fourth street as al-nve set forth, by the passage or an ordinance on or after twenty (20) days from the date of the first publication of this notice, which is the 8th day of Jnlv, 1913 CHAS. V. ELGIX, City Keeorder. ORDINANCE NO. 1227. A BilL For an ordinance making it nnluw ful for any person, firm or corporation, other than the officers and employes of the city, when engaged in propelling fire or police apparatus through the public streets thereof, to operate or sound any siren alarm signal, or any other signalling device, emmittiug a similar noise in the city of Saiem Ore gon, and providing a penalty therefor. Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, ether than the officers and employes of the city of Salem, when engaged in propell ing fire or police apparatus of the city of Salem through the public streets thereof, to operate or sound any siren, alarm signal'or any other signalling de vice emitting a similar noise in the city of Salem, Oregon. Section 2. Any person, form or cor poration, -or the officers or agents of any firm or corporation, violatin the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and. upon conviction thereof before the city Recorder, shall be punished by a fine of not less than $10 or more than $100, or by imprisonment not exceeding twenty (20) days. Passed by the common council this 30th day of June, 1913. Attest: CHAS. F. ELGIN, City Recorder. Approved by the mayor this 3d day of July, 1913. B. L. STEEVE3, Mavor. Sealed Proposals. Sealed proposals addressed to E. E. Wilson, secretary of the Board of Re gents, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon, will be received by the said Eoard of Regents until 8 o'clock p. m., July IS, 1913, for the fur nishing of all materials and the per formance of all labor required for the erection aud completion of the central portion and left wing of the Men's Gymnasium building and the right wing of the Women's Economics (known as the Domestic Science building), for the Agricultural College, state of Oregon. All bids to be endorsed "Proposals for (giving name of each building)." Said proposals to be opened upon the above date by the said Board of Re gents. All the work and material must con form to the plans and speeifieatiois therefor on file at the office of the college, Corvallis, Oregon, and of the architects, Bennes & Hendricks, 400-5 Henry building, Portland, Or. Each proposal must be accompanied bv a certified check of five per cent of' the amount bid as a guarantee that the suc cessful bidder will enter into a contract according to said plans aud specifica tions, said check to be made payable to the Oregon Agricultural College. If, for any reason the bidder fails to exe cute the proper contract and bond re quired within ten days after notifica tion of the acceptance of his bid, then said certified check will become forfeit ed to the Oregon Agricultural College. Notice of Assessment High St. Imp. MiU to Bush. CALL FOR BIDS. Xot-cp is hereby given that the un dersigned will receive bids for 50 tons of hay and 24 tons of oats. Same to be first-class hay and oats, cither timothy or cheat. Bids will be received up to 3 o'clock p. m., Monday, July 13, 1913. The city reserves the riulit to reject any or afl bi.ls in the interest of the citv. CHAS. F. ELGIX. City Recorder. This is the open seaso nfor young men who clip all the poisoned Ice cream parngrnphs from the daily papers and show them to the dear girls. AHouse-Wife'sTreasure 7Afrif A AT MOTOR AlVJLSlfliV CYCLES watt SHirp, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Etc. North Commsrd- Street Foods 303 A ifyfiS.:'.'; l'-yV? Come I Xeedcd ' 'I'jRifiij H ""flU 1,1 an'1 jj Artido' !''',!,'vVf' ! - fJ'Vu Jf1 l 'o'"Pre In everv ''''J! ''M;'1'" J The quality f ,Vft '.. J i Ofrefriger- I !. ' V ,',' Vv:P .tors I v 'v:; WA A"dour I The time , J-:r. J With any I A-Mhis H mtL j; I I, the .ftUj And you I Place V f!!;)vl4--Slw ii Wi" I All prices " fjpr J And up I Notice is hereby given that the com mon council of the city of Salem, Ore gon, will nt or about 8 o'clock p. m., on tho 14th day of July, 1913, or at the same hour at any subsequent regular council meeting thereafter, at the com mon council chambers in tho city nf Salem. Oregon, proceed to assess "upon each lot or part thereof or parcel of land liable therefor, its nrnnnrtlnnnto share of the total cost of improving South High street, from the south line of Mill street to the south line of Bush street. All persons interested in said assess ment are hereby notified to appear at said time before the said common coun cil and present their objections, if any they have, to said assessment and ap ply to said common council on or before the said 14th day of July, 1913, to equalize their proportionate share of the total cost of improving said South High street, and their said assessment. Adopted by the common council this "th day of Julv, 1913. Attest: CHAS. F. ELGIX, City Recorder. NEW TODAY. 4. CHERRY PICKERS wanted st the Al- nert orchard, south of Salem, next to Kurtz place; l'ic per lb., and bring buckets. 6 NOTICE TO CONTRACT Sealed proposals for fur.; labor and material required'' completion of a concrete and boiler house to be erect! Oregon State Training Schl -opened by the Oregon Stat, 7l Control at 2 p. 1, Ttk; Plans, specifications, prot)n,-" and notice to bidder, yT at the office of W. c. KaiZ tect, capitol building. tK W. C. KXKr Notice of Improvement of Jtn Notice is hereby giveil th,) mon council of the city of g,' gon, deems it expedient and k Clares its intention to forth,! prove Market street from the L of Church street to the east Eighteenth street if extended i from Englewood Addition to with bituminous macadam, per method, at the expense of 'tis J and adjacent property within limits in accordance with the specifications for said street ! ment as heretofore adopted by f mon council of said city and V the office of the city record are hereby referred to for iff description of said improved-' made a part of this notice by J erence. I Written remonstrance ap' said proposed improvement ( made at any time within ten (f from the final publication of tice in the manner provided tnf charter. This notice is puti,i ten (10) days by order of the council, the date of first ptt being the 1st day of July, 191' CHAS. F. ELGIX, City BvP CALL FOR SEALED it. School district 24, Marion,1 Oregon hereby calls for sea. for the erection of a grand t athletic grounds of district 1. check for 10 per cent mus? pany all bids. The right it ref. reject any and all bids. Pi specifications may be seen st fs F. A. Legg, architect. Bidj.' opened Julv 21, 1913. ( W. H. BURGHARD'j ' t To Purcha For farms or city propt Dr. W. A. Cusick, own? tr-... J r South Salem LW Tray and berry boxes. Fruit), . all kinds. Porch and lawn ), screens. First-class cabinet y , Phone 308 247 ' " - 1 Treatments given at Imperii , Rheumatism and dropsy my , MARION OEOROE,!, , Magnetic Healer. ; Residence: 1105 North street, 1 lege dormitory. P. O. boi "jj burg, Oregon. 1 homeSfURNISHERS Wf. C OURT&HIGHSTS. $100 to $1 That you can't beat our bargains. 12 acres in Polk county, two miles west, well improved, $4000; 14 nres on car line ideal suburban homo, $10,000; acre in berries, new home on car line, $1800; 7 acres in berries, 2 miles out, nouse and barn, $3000; 30 acres, 10 acres in crop, balance timber, 4-room house, good barn, 7m ilea out $3500; 220 acres in Polk county, well improv ed, $22,000; 1 to 5 acres on installments several new homes in Salem on install ments; 500 acres well improved, $90 per acre; several 5 and 10 acre tracts well improved. We have a cigar stand, pool hall rooming house, hotel, restaurant, gro cery store, candy store aud other busi ness chances. 20 acros close in, well improved, $0,. wO. Soveral prune ranches and Wr tracts at tho right price. 10 acres bearing Italian prunes, $2730. We rent Houses and Furnished Rooms. We sell Insurance of all kinds List your bargains with us and we will give you square, prompt and courteous treat ment. Acme Investment Co. A. B. COOS, Manager. Phones: Office, Main 477; residencr Main 2487. Opposite Court Hons. 540 Bute 8t Employment Bureau in Connection. I OK SALKHouse and lot, fruit trees, good well. Price $700. Also house, lot and barn. Price $000, good loca tion. 1402 Xorth 10th street. AT A BARGAIN Good team, 6 years old, new wagon and harness, about 40 corns 01 nr wood. Call Alain 423. MONEY TO Li On farm and city property, j " Scott, over Chicago 8tor, SV egoa. Phone 1561. I ; -'-.-7! v A f Cherry City Ice Cre ton fp, tui Wc make a Specialty Dinner and Lodge w.. Buy It. E'v'! 266 Chemeketa Street,.' Phone 2482 ' sat tii' A.NTLD Curl or woman for second worn. Willamette Sanitarium. Au- .,!., rr.t V o. r I",, i.ji rerry 01. FOR RENT Two nice furnished house keeping rooms. 332 Xorth Church. DKS. BE AX may generally be found at Farmers 58S outside of office hours. OK SALE One carload of shingles for snlo, cheap. 710 Xorth Fourteenth street, iv m. K. Brehmer. REMEMBER the auction sale at Orem mel's Auction nouse every Wednes day and Saturday. Rain or shine. FOR SALE OR RENT Six-room cot tage. Call at 670 Union. Phone 1901. MARION CREAMERY PRODUCE Co. Quotations for today Ranch butter I zie Butterfat 3DC Eggs 22c On Liberty and Ferry Sta. Thone 2488. WANTED $125 for six months, gilt edae security. "A. F.,'" Journal office. LOST Near Ferry or State, white Mi lan Bat, trimmed in flowered chiffon. Two hat pins, initials G. R. Leave at Journal office ami receive reward FOR SALE Red, white, black Phone .Main 0(i(i. Schaefer's Corn Remedy quickly relieves the corn. Only at Schaefer's drug SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE NORWICH UNIQF FIRE INSURANCE SCf BCRGRARDT A SEKEI .. Keslae-it Ageats ISi 8UK 1 MONEY TO LP;' Oa Good Beat Eatute Secail TH0S.K. FORD o: Over Ladd & Busb Bank, Si d REAL EST Money to Loan. JACOB C CO. it. In, t Phone 2424. 206-207 Hubbi MONEY TO L: On (04 Keal Estate set',,.,, BKCHTEL SHOW 147 State Street : COAL AND WC t: . Prnmnl A.llv.w RnU SC ......,,. .... the Famous Rock Springs Co CAPITAL FUtiU E. H, Jory, successor to J. J Phone 210. S"srds opposite B sengor depot. WOOD AND & la any quantity. Prompt our specialty. Falls city Company. 279 North Co- street Phone Main 8tl JAPANESE LaUXDKI AS CLEAXntG fTOKKS " No machinery to tear out delicate fabrics. Wort' for and delivered promptl"''. 443 Ferry street. Phouel MMMMMMtMIMMt