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Newspaper Page TextfAOB EIOHT. DAILY CAPITAL JOUUNAX, SALEM. OEEOON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913. niiimiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiHiHiiiiiimiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuuiuiiiiuuiH Today, Meyers' 651st Wednesday Surprise NOVELTY SILKS AT 17c A YARD Regular Qualities up to 65c Here are cool, dainty summer silks at a very low price. Light and dark colors in many good patterns and in widths from 27 to 40 inches. These are decided bar gains and all women who attend this sale today will be surprised at the good values. Two 65c kinds for 17c a yard. Sale opens at 8:30. See window display. t ! THE HOUSE OF QUALITY s fro l 1 AlT W i M. ' XL aS 23 GOOD1GOODS tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT Capital City Brevities Dr. F. h. Utter, dentist, luito 415-416-417 Masonio building. W. E. C'ompton and family leave for Nye Beach today. L H. Hamlin, of the Dallas Observer, was visitor in Salem yesterday. Dr. K. N. Avison has returned, aftor a visit of several days at Seattle. When taking your outing at Newport keep in mind "Patrick's" is the place to trade. Joseph Baurngartucr wont to Portland this morning to look after some busi ness matters. Mrs. Ida Noner, of Clovis, Now Mex ico, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Doe (Iholaon. Dr. Steevoa lias gone East to study. He will spend one month in Eastern clinics and will return September 15. Dr. J. N. Smith and family returned lunt evoniug from Newport, where they had an enjoyable three weeks' visit. The sun is king and summer is his queen. A Taahmoo and La Corona is another royal pair in the draw. Misses Margaret and Frances Oittens of Amity were guests Tuesday and to day of thoir brother, Edward. A,. It. Crittenden, of Moroncl, Ariz. is the guent of his sister, Mrs. Dee flholson, on North Church street. Rov. J, M. Hiekson, pastor of the M. K. church at Ilallston, was in Salem yesterday on his way to Portland, Miss Ruth Caldwoll, of Spokano, is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Stott, 1124 Stnto street, and other frionds. Maccabees moot in McCornack hall Wodnosday evening at 8 o'clock. W". B. Oilson, R, K.j office 344 Stato fet. Call any time, day or night. We have the choicest of fruit at all times berries when on the market for the housewife, who docs her own can ning. Fruit jars, rubbers, etc., at Sun net grocory, 121 , South Commercial street. 'BMnmiiiiiini iiBijiiii IWWTTUBMWM J Hi Old Eyes Made Young rr is a chaxokd would to old folks, whoso time-dimmed eyes aro made young agnin through the magic of "Right Fitting" glasses. Correctly-made glasses will turn back the pages of time, as It. were, and mnko .your eyes 20 years old again. Oomo In and let us prove what these '"Right Fitting'' glasses can do for you. . a. Mcculloch Optometrist. 291 N, Commercial St. Thone P28 Dr. Asseln, dentist, 205 Salem Bank & Trust building. Nathman & Hill have an up to date shoet motnl and plumbing shop at 642 North High streot. Phone Main 1696. When in Newport, buy your supplies at "Patrick's" stock is new and clean. Prices will compare with those of the valloy. The state board of control has ruled that boys between the age of 16 and 18 cannot be received at the state reform school. Attention I W. W. of A., State Dep uty J. W. Simmons will be with the camp Thursday, August 14. Ray A. Grant, clerk. I Anyone so desiring can now own their own pianos. Our easy paymont plan is appreciated by all who have investigat ed it. Seo R. F, Poters, 521 Court streot. 1 Another shipment of tapestry, Bins sells and rugs in popular patterns have ,been received by the Imperial Furniture Co., 177 North Liberty street. Soe them, j When at Newport it is not nocessnry I to live from a bake shop or to drudge In the kitchen. Vou can buy the choic est home-cooked foods at "Patrick's" Nyo Crook store. Cool days thcHO. A pair of irlovos ( will protect the hands now at all times. Cloves of all kinds, all sizes, for evory purpose. See F. E. Shafer, 187 South Commercial streot. I Coventor West has invited It. M, S. Now Zealand to visit the Columbia riv er. The warship is now on the const and is a very fine one. ! Cloorgo lleltzer, High street, is still looking for a thief who broke Into his place Monday night and secured clothes and money. The thief cut his way through a screen door. Out of the high rent district. A cor . responding saving on nil your purchases 'of all kinds of meats, both fresh and smoked. At Independent Market, 2.1." I Ferry streot. Thono 729. Deliveries anywheres, anytime. Petitions for the recall of Mnrshnl Shedeck, generally known as chief of police; Councilmen Turner and Stnlz and Recorder Elgin aro in circulation today. Home-made bread, rolls, cake, bnked henns, spaghetti, Chili con carnl, and many other delicacies prepared as only Mrs. ltrooks pan prepare them, at "Patrick's" Nyo Creek store, Now port. No need to cook while thero. Those who suffer from acute and ....vl,,v Minium-is mm nave iaiieu 10 I got relief by the old methods should i consult, freo of ehnrgo, Dr. May, ehir- opractor and nerve specialist, rooms I 201-202 Masonic building. Of fico hours 0 12, 2-5, 7 8 p. m. I The Indies of Rural Chapel, east of tho fair grounds, will give an ice cream social Friday evening at tho chapel. The proceeds will be devoted to fur nishing lights for the chapel, and ev erybody Is Invited to attend and help surround tho ice cream and other good things. County Clerk Gehlhar today issued a marriage lieenso to William Lord and Elsie Cardner, both of Salom. Gene M. Simpson, superintendent of the state game farm near Corvallis, was in tho city today in, consultation with Secretary Meredith with reference to a state game exhibit at the forthcoming state fair. Thomas Henry Baker was given a conditional pardon from the prison to day. Ho was a dosertor from the ship Celtic King, and as this ship will be in the harbor at Portlnnd today, the par don was grantod so that ho could be returned to the ship, and deported. This will save the state the expense of tak ing care of him, and at the same time will insure him getting about all the punishment that is coming to him. He was taken to Portland this afternoon. George L. Rose and others, living in the hop district botween Orvillo and Sidney hnve had their request for a station stop at Loowi grantod. Super intendent Davidson is pushing the work of filling with gravel and tho construc tion of a standard platform. Tho lo cal Oregon Electric trains will begin making stops nt Loowi for the accom modation of hop-pickers some timo af ter tho 15th of August. Tho station is to be made convenient of access for handling hop-pickers, their luggage and supplies that come by electric line. Rev. R. F. Tischor, 660 Union street, pnstor of tho Unitarian church, who re cently arrived in Salem, had a burglar ns a visitor last evening. The burglar is supposed to be a youth, and ho crawled through a window. He was flashing his lantern around, when Mrs. Tischer called to him, thinking it was her daughetr. There was no reply. Rev. Tischer called in a louder voice. Evidently badly scared, tho intruder dashed to the window and made his get away. Ho secured nothing. The celebration of tho opening of the Portlnnd, Eugene & Eastern railway from Monroe to Corvallis will be held at Monroe Wednesday, September .1. The fare for tho round trip from Eu gene to Monroe will be $1 and a simi lar rnto will bo made from Corvallis, which is lower than tho excursion rntes perniixsablc after tho opening of the lines nnd in regular operation. Tt is understood that Governor Oswald West nnd other noted men from different pnrts of the stnto are expected to be present, besides all the higher officials of the road. A number of officials of the Southern Pacific Company's Oregon lines will also doubtless be on hnnd. Consumptive! Helped by Tuberculosis Medicine It to folly to belter that Consumption dlffen from every other disease In not requiring the use of any medicine for Its treatment. For a number of years an enormous mass of voluntary and thank ful testimonials from persons who consider that they owe their lives to Eck man's Alterative, a medicine for Tuberculosis, has been accumulating. Surely plenty of time to demonstrate its lasting value. Yon can write to any of them. Here Is oqbi G323 G Irani Ave., Phila., Pa. "Gentlemen: In tbe winter of 1903 I had an attack of Grippe, followed by Pneumonia nnd Inter by Consumption. I grew steadily worse. In the winter of 1904 I bad couh. night sweats, fever and raised quantities of awful-looking stuff and later I had many hemorrhages; at one time three In three successive days. Milk and eggs became so distasteful I could keep nothing down. Three physi cians treated me. 1 was ordered to tbe mountains, but did not fro. Eck man's Al terative was recommended hy a friend. After taking a small quantity, I had the first quiet ulgbt's sleep for weeks. My Improvement was marked from the first. I gained strength and weight nnd Appe tite. I never had another hemorrhage and my cough gradually lessened until en tlrply gone. I am perfectly well. Kvery thing I say here can be verified by my family nnd friends." (Hworn nffldnvlt) ANNE P. LOUOIJltAN. Krk man's Alterative Is effective In Bron chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Lung Troubles, nnd In upbuilding the system. Does not contain poisons, opiates or habit-forming drugs. . Ask for booklet telling1 of recoveries, and write to Krkman Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa., for more evl fence, For sale by all leading druggists J. C. Perry, Druggist NEWPORT NEWS (Continued from Page 6.) I ATM A A MOTOR MlVJLSirXll CYCI.FK WATT BHIPP, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Etc. North Commercial Street Phone 363 Extra! Extra!! Fnr ft k a first l!mA !m k U e c 1 .i , I t . i. i. luiy vi jaiem me people I of Marion and Polk count lei can secure all kinds of tacks at right prices in this city, instead of spending X thail limn mnA mnn.v in ,,.! b D .. 1 I , I . .. - -- ,.,v, iviuiuanu, tv e are pay- .. ing one cent a pound for oil kinds of rags. We alio are " ;: Pyng $13 per ton for all kinds of cast iron. Highest :: prices paid for all kinds of old clothes, household goods .. nu lUMHiuro, w ouy ana sell everything from a I ; needle to a piece of gold. All kinds of tools and ma- t ; chinery and pipe bought and sold. The house of a half X .. a million bargains. t f H. STEINBOCK JUNK CO. j T 233 State Street. Phone Main 224 t j jticm, irregon. f ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Xoticp is hereby n'wen that tlio com mon council of the citv of Snlcni, Oro- Son, will, at or shout 8 o'clock p, m., on the ISth clay of Auinist. 101.1. or Bt the same hour at any auhMMpioiit regular council nipcting thereafter, at tho com mon council chamber in the citv of Sa lem, Oregon, proeeeil to moons upon each lot or part thereof or parcel of laml liable therefor, itn proportionate nharo of the totnl cost of improving tho allev in Mock ?!, Vniversity A.l.lition to Sa lem, from the east line of 12th street to the west line of Uth street. All persons interested In sniil assess- ment are hereby notifie,! to annear nt saiil time before tho said common coun cil and present their objections, if any they have, to snid assessment and ap ply to said common council on or he fore the said ISth day of August, 1DU, to equalize their proportionate share of the totnl cost of improving said al ley in Mock ?!, Vniversity addition. It. V. F.r.mv, Acting City Ttecorder. t JIM WILLSON 23 nores, nil clear, three-quarters of n mile from fhemawa station, fnir build logs, plenty of fruit. Price Um). The nakd land Is worth more than I a!i for it. I Some very fine 10 acre tracts, all clear, for 100 per acre, 100 eash, lal Mice I0 per month, i 113 acre dairy farm, 6 miles from 8a lem, 80 aerci clear, running water, $83 per sere. JIM WILLSON 141 North High Strtet Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kirtoatrick. of Dallas, arrived Saturday by automo bile for a fow days visit at the sea side. Mr. Kirtpatrick is a prominent hop dealer of the Polk capital. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Rasmussen, of Salem, are enjoying a few (lavs outinc at the beach as guests of tho Newport House. Mrs. Frank Ifollowell is a Portland visitor at Xve Beach. E. M. Rice and family, of Salem, are sojourning in Newport for a few davs. Airs. Clara H. Miller, of Carthace. Mo., is occupying "Greenwood" cot tage for the balance of the month. Mrs. Evangeline Mcintosh, of Port land, is occupying her cottage on Olive street for the month. M. J. Kaerth, a prominent business man, of Dallas, and wife arc passing a vncation of two weeks at this resort as guests of the Abbey. Mrs. W. E. Wheeler and son. John. of Portland, are among the Portland contingent nt the Tent Citv. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Blnin departed Saturday noon for their Albanv home, after passing several days at Nye Bench Mr. Brain is a member of the clothine firm of the Plain Clothing company, in tho Hub citv. Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Dud lev. of Salem, were among the mid-week ar rivals at the Itotol Kelly, Nye Beach. Mrs. S. M. Dnlrymple, of Portlnnd. is passing a few davs at Nve Beach. Rev. II. T. Uabcock, of Salem, arrived Thursday for an outing at Nyo Beach. R. V. Craig and family, of Salem, left Monday, after passine several davs at. Nye Beach in one of the Cherry City lodges. The Misses Blanche and Grace Wil liams, of North Bend, are located at the Home for the remaining weeks of this month. Miss Addio O. Miller, of Albany, is domiciled in her cottage in "Salem Row" for the month of August. Mrs. Charles II. Bilyeu and son, of Dallas, are enjoying an outing at the seashore as guests of the Abbey. Donald M. Stevenson, city engineer of Salom, and wife are located in a Nye Beach cottage for a few weeks. They nre entertaining Miss Agnes Stevenson, of Eugene, a sister of Mr. Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson, of Leb nuon, nre staying at the Takitezy, whit Clunking this beach a few days visit. A. II. Underwood and family, of For est TIrove, are included among the all season eompers nt the Tent City. J. W. Ilyeth, a banker, of Silverton, i.i sojourning at Nye Beach for a few days. He is registered at the Nieolai. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cobb and son, Cecil E. Cobb, of Portlnnd, came over to Newport Friday by automobile and are staying at the Hotel Nieolai. Mr. Cobb is a prominent lumberman of Portland and holds extensive timber interests in the Silet7. Basin. He is a member of the firm of Cobb & Mitchell. Mrs. A. V. Thompson and daughter, Mrs. ,T. 8. Plaster, of Cottage Grove, are occupying a cottage at Nye Beach. Mrs. Mary Bishop, of Salem, is visit ing Mrs. A. I Thomas, at the Thomas cottage, "Oceanview," at Nyo Beach. Mrs. Bishop arrived Monday. Fred Bynon, secretary of the Salem Cftminerciiil club and a delegate from Oregon to the Inst Republican National Convention at Chicago, joined his family at the bench Saturday. Doctor F. O. Lehman, s practicing physician, of Portland, arrived Thurs day and is Included among the guests at the Osbnrn, Nve Beach. Roy Wood, who Is connected with the Albnny Iron Works, departed for his heme in the Hub City, Saturday, after enjoying a sojourn at the beach. R. W. Swinx, of Portland, accompan ied by Mrs. Swinx, are registered at the Osbnrn. Theodore Roth, a prominent merchant of Salem, passed the week end with his family at the Roth cottage, Nye lioach. Mr. and Mrs, A. It. HendorhnH- f Eugene are in Newport for an outing .Mr. llomlersflott is a well-known ,.. chant of Eugene, uid is leader nf th Ilendershott orchestra. , Mrs. William Brown, of Salem, it erecting a cottage at Seal Rocks. The .building will be constructed at a cost of $3,000.00. Earl Fortmiller, of Albany, arrived Friday and will pas a few days at the seashore. Mr. Fortmiller is a student of the University of Oregon and at tended the recent summer school. F. R. Buhlert, advertising manager for a. Salem newspaper, and wife de parted Friday for their home after a months stay at this beach. Mrs. J. B. Moore is included among the Portland residents at Martin's camp ground. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Belcher anil two children, of Portland, are passing their vacation at Nye Beach as guests of t"-e Nieolai. Mr. Belcher is president of the Falls City Lumber company, op erating in Falls City and Salem, and is a well-known lumberman of the state They are accompanied by Mr. Belcher's mother, Mrs. li. A. Belcher, also from Portland. Harry T. Madison, of Salem, passed several days last week ia Newport. Mrs. Joseph Richardson returned last Thursday to her home in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heokett, and son, of Salem, are summer cottagers at Nye Beach. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hall arrived Thursday from Woodburn and are oc cupying a cottage at Nye Beach. The Misses Grace and Marian Reed, of Merlin, are enjoying an outing at Nye Beach. They are stopping at the McDonald House. Edwin Holland, a merchant from Al bany spent Saturday and Sunday at Nye Beach. Doctor and Mrs. Joseph Schafer, of Eugene, arrived in Newport Saturday after a hundred and twenty-five mile walk down the beach from Florence at the mouth of the Siuslaw. After spending a day at this beach, they de parted, Monday for their home in Eugene. Doctor Schafer is head of the department of history at the State Uni versity. Doctor and Mrs. J. F. Turner, of Canton, South Dakota, nre out-of the- state visitors ill Newport. Mrs. A. C. Shaffer, of Salem, is a guest of the Newport House. Charles Z. Randall, a member of tho 1013 graduating class from the law de partment of Willamette University, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Randall, at their Nye Beach cottage. Mr. and Mrs. George Goltra are in cluded among the Albany contingent in Newport. Mrs. R. A. Booth, wife of State Sen ator Booth, of Eugene, and daughter, Barbara, are located in the Booth cot tage at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tracey and children, of Portland, are listed among the summer cottagers at the beach. Notice of Assessment. Notice is hereby given that the com mon council of tho city of Salem, Ore gon, will at or about 8 o'clock p. m., on tho ISth day of August, 1ET13, or at the same hour at any subsequent reg ular council meeting thereafter, at the common council chambers in the city of Salem, Oregon, proceed to assess up on each lot or part thereof or parcel of land liable therefor, its proportion ate share of the total cost of improv ing North Church steret from the North line of Court street to the approach of the bridge over North Mill creek, All persons interested in said assess ment aro hereby notified to appear at said time before the said common coun cil and present their objections, if any they have, to snid assessment and applv to said common council on or before the snid ISth day of August, 101.1, to equal ize their proportionate share of the to tnl cost of improving snid North Church street, and their snid assess-m,,lt- H. W. ELGN, Acting City Recorder. Years ofSuffering r.mrrh and Blood Disease - Doctors Failed to Cure. Miss Mabel F. Dawklns, 1214 Lafay ette St., Fort Wayne, Ind., writes: "For three years 1 was troubled wltn catarrh and blood disease. I tried sev eral doctors and a doien different rem edies, but none of them did me any good. A friend told me of Hood's Sar eaparllla. I took two bottles of this medicine and was as well and strong as ever. I feel like a different person and recommend Hood's to any one suf fering from catarrh." Get It today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Saraataba. Notice to Property Owners In Regard to Paring Southern Pacific Tracks on Twelfth street. You are hereby notified to appear at the common council chambers Fri day, August 15, 1913, at 7:30 p. m., to confer with the committee and engin eer of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company as to the matter of tho im provement of the railroad tracks on Twelfth street. H. W. ELGIN, Acting City Recorder. ATTENTION. Sedgwick Post No. 10, G. A. R. Fu neral of Comrade Libby, late member of Company D, Seventh Minnesota vol unteers, will be Thursday, August 14, 1SU.1, at 1 p. m., from Lehman & dough's. Interment G. A. R. circle. Fall in. By order of R. C. Hnlley, com mander; D. Webster, adjutant. Mrs. N. W. Clark, of this city, has re ceived a present of Alaskan seal skin house shoes from Supreme Judge Geo. II. Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. Judge Bur nett are in the north on their vacation and sent Mrs. Clark the elegant slippers as a token of friendship and remembrance. NEW TODAY. TWO CENTS a word for each Insertion. FOK RENT Modern O roomod house, 1244 Waller street. 18 per mouth. Inquire Roth Grocery. WANTED Women to string beans, Apply at once. Salem Canning Company. FOR SALE Confectionery, fruit, nuts, tobacco and cigar stand. Enquire cor ner Stato and llith streets. FOR SALE An almost new Singer sewing machine wagon, (140 State street. SEWING MACHINES Must bo sold. Just come in and see how cheap wo wilt Bell you a fine drop-head ma chine, the very best makes, from $12.50 up. Now is the time, 040 State treet. L. II. WILLIAMS (Ilattic) desires hor many friends and customers to know that she lias moved from 255 North Liberty street, and is now residing at 081 Center street. WANTED One or two good farm teams. Reasonable price. II. .Tasman, Pratum, Ore WANTED Concession for Labor Day picnic; Selah Springs, ,1000 people on grounds; ice cream, drinks, cigars, candy, closed; excursions from all towns Art Artes, 178 South Commercial. FOR SALE Fai rmOllllf Mil , by owner, 8-roomed modorn, up-to-date house, furnace, fire place, ce ment basement, china closet, built-in dressers, 2 sleeping porches. If sold this week will take $.1200 cash. Terms. Phone 799. $100 to $1 That you can't beat our bargains. IS acres in Polk county, two miles west, well improved, $4000; 14 acres on car line ideal suburban homo, $10,000- 1 acre la berries, new home on car Hue IIbOOj 7 acres in berries, 2 miles out, house aad barn, $1000; 30 acres, 10 seres in cron. balance tlmdo. i.. house, good barn, 7m lies out $3300; 220 seres in Tolk county, well improv ed, $22,000; 1 to 3 acre, on installments several new homes In Salem on Install ments; 500 acres well improved, $90 per sere; several 5 and 10 acre tracts well improved. We have a cigar stand, p,0l hall. rooming house, hotel, restaurant. Bn. eery store, candy store and other busi ness cnances. 20 acre, close in, well imnroved. fl. nn o i ' "v. ccierai prune ranehos and b tracts at tho right price. 10 bearing Italian prunes, $2730. We rent Houses! and rurnished Rooms. We sell Insurance of all kinds List your bargains with us and we will give you tqUare prompt and courteous treat ment. Acme Investment Co. AX OPI-oiiTl'NITV-My 20- horse power I. IF. C. auto truck, high wheel tor sale, or will trade for horses: .lust arrived from Southern Oregon, im-iuuing an equipment. Henry Bnu mer, 250 Center street. Tell Me Your EyeTroublj Eyes should be th snuned by an einert. to know this busin' glassMarenwdedornokmi:' teU you so honestly, ma find Ollr nnVaa . ' r . r v" ns,.!,,. Broknn Ion... i .. anPiited , - grind tl,.; Broken Short notice. We here ourselves. CHAS. H. HINGES Optometrist, $' Next Door tn tt q .. d "nun uunaug n l J. A . . . . . U Vnffr-A nf Tmnvnn.. . - i 0j , Notice is hereby given tbt tk, mon council of the city of 8ale.fwl gon, deems it expedient and W.Y claros its intention to forthwitk i prove Mill stroet from a point !r feet west of tho west line of High ft' 'I' to the west line of Fourteen with bituminous concrete N j expense of the abutting and IjJ'i1' property within tho said limit, Ii J cornance with the plans ad .? tions for saul street lmpWveTO, j heretofore adopted by the council of said city and on fili.,1'' office of the city recorder, kJ;. hereby referred to for a deUWjj scription of said improvement u m; a part of this notice by luck refers Written remonstrance igaiut tt' said proposed improvement mi J made at any timo within ten (Ml )) from the final publication of thia t(.l tice in the manner provided by lit dr charter. This notice is published fe,"' ten (10) days by order of the eooas V council, tho date of tho firit pulfcf tion being the 5th day of Aopiiif CHAS. F. ELGIN, f Becrt, tttt t t t t t t I I Mill 1 . . . . . . PENSLAR CREAM OP iij, MONDS brings color to the H cheeks. Only at SehaerVi Dtij tl Btore. !K 1 !! )l I l.t-.i.!,.'..,..,.,- South Salem Box Co.1 Tray and berry boxes. Fruit bom u'! sli kinds. Porch and lawn niv-I eens. First-class cabinet tori. I. Phone 308 247 m MONEY TO L0A Oa term and city property, joss 1 1 Soott, orsr Chicago Store, hits. I f sfoa. Phona mi. I NORWICH UNION i FIRF INSIIRifJr.P MCltf) BUKGUAKDT MERtDlll h Reatseat A (rents INI HUt ' v erry scroa V A VPl'n i, . . ...,.,lt, nop pickors for the iioimcs yard. Free tents, free trans portation nnd nuiny other advant Bros, such as free tent, table and 4 stools, straw and fire wood, spring water, Livesley's station on rnnch. Investigate before registering. Phone T. A. Livesley 4 Co., or call fifth Iloor ""'""i Bank & Trust Company. SliVliN-HOOM HOl'SK and 80x200 ft lot on paved street, paving paid. Fruit, ornamental and shade trees, blackberries, loganberries, good gar den spot and well, one block from car line, good location, now renting for per month. All for $1000: $800 ash, balance $1$ pflr month, 7 per ""'' "nrain' Clyde Rico, with ,' S' nan"'" 4 ('o., 310 Masonic tern-plo. I'OR BALK OK TRAD'E-Automoblfe in good repair, 225 North 20th treot t none Mnin 2198. J. idnci A. B. COOK. ManaiTM. Phone.: Office, Main 47Tj , ilsin 2487. Oppo.lt. Court Hon 540 Bt.t. 8t Employment Bureau in Con-nection. WAXTED-Experionced girl for gener--oi, diS Hellevue. ten houses, all modern. W ,it9 J. C MeUroy, Newport, Ore. MONEY TO LOAN.; Oa Good Bosl Estate 8etuft. TH08. K. F0BD Over Ladd Bush Bank, StlA ' REAL ESTATE Money to Loss. JACOB 00, j' Phons 2424. 208-207 Bubbirf H MONEY TO LOAN, Oa good Real Estal BKCHTEL A 1TH0I 147 State Street COAL AND WO0D Prompt delivery. Sole capital rum 00, J E. H. Jory, siiceewor to J. . Phons 810. Tsrds opposlts B. T- P j. senger depot WOOD AND C01 I aay Quantity. TV1 our ipaalty. Fslls Ciff M Company. 171 North W' , strt Phon. Main Ml $5r0 ' b"-v s lOacre prune oh, tha ti, $500 will make the first payment, and the crop, will Wis car eof the balance, If yu wlll "u o. name. & "o masonic Temple. Co., 315- W ANTtD The maTwho I. looMn tor . f.rm, t, R0 out u ong siito. to see Howell Prairie, the W of .11 Oregon land; $100 per Sem mttA ..... "fi terms. Bechtel JAFAKE8B LACKDBI l1 "V CLEANISfl WES,.,' No mschlasry to Wr " out delicate fabrics. Wort" ; 448 Ferry street. P""" t I Cherry City I Ice Cream; We make a Specialty ; Dinner and Lodge orda Buy it tod Chemekets 8tn j Phone 24S2 i By- , sois agents.