Daily capital journal., April 13, 1914, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

TUB DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OBIOON. MONDAY. APRIL 13, 1911.
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our Interests Are Best Served
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When You" Buy a Suit Here
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We're POSITIVELY GOING TO DIS- -CONTINUE
the selling of Men's Suits
and Overcoats when the present
stock is disposed of. If you need a
suit, or even if you don't just now, .
it will pay you to ftep into our Men's
Section and pick one out at such
LOW CLOSING-OUT PRICES.
Personal Mention
. la (pit of th. fact that occasional .
showers came down Saturday afternoon,
the teams of th Grant-Richmond schools
and tho ball tossers of the reform
school met on the diamond of the re-,
form school and played a deeidedi y-in-!; -Conrad Kre'bsof Portland is in the
teresting ball game that resulted in : f j(T
victory for the Salem school team by j w'illiam Massey, of Quinaby, is in
a score of 13 to 8. There was no doubt-1 ,,. ;, .
ing the superior playing of the local, p M. Ford has returned from a
boys, which is attested Dy tne bigness , to torjR-
of the score. The line-up of the Oram- Mr, Eliza Keppinger, of Waeonda,
Richmond titvn Ifollows: lnce lb, ig ln the city fodny.
Butte L'h, White 3u, llonlscy p, Uregg yrak ad Robert Diem of Walnut
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NEW TODAY.
HI (ill EST Cash priee paid for eggs.
Marion Creamery A Produce Co.,
Liberty and Ferry streets.
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FOR SALE OB TRADE Hotel, mod
ern, 30 rooms, furnished, doing good
business in Willamette valley town,
J. A. Cooper, 470 North Church,
Main 445.
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e, Atchison ss, Loulson If, I ailwcll rl, j'arm wcro ub from Quinaby this mornt ' M ,. nn(i ,i,i,j ,..
i nff- . i chines from 10.00 up: you will miss i
l jars. ti'lH unnn, a iuauur iu mv
Taylor school at Astoria is spending
her Easter vacation with friends in
O'Neill, also in tho box for five
mngs.
OUR TIME, ENERGY AND
j EFFORT ARE DEVOTED
Defects ln the completed petition of
the various candidates for county of
fice are found by County (lerlc Mai
Gehlhar not to be infrequent. One can
didate, for instance, signed his name
dd dib pemiuii wun a ivi-im-r, wmcu in evening.
this city.
Or. J. 0. Van Winklo, county health FOR SALE Hnrley Davidson motor
ofticer, who has been in Scnttlo for cycle. Address II. D. eare Journal.
the past few days, is expected home
Knpfrfflin if rnn Attn t nwna lit '
once as they must go at once. 640 , i EXCLUSIVELY TO THE
State street. J EYES.
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is con'trary to the rules and regulations
as set down by Lord's Oregon Laws,
prctM-ribiiig procedure iu such cases.
Each of tho petitions circulated is re
quired to be signed by the camliilato in
WANTED Delivery
Capitol street.
boy; 05 North
j W A N T E D Experienced housemaid.
Mrs. L. 8. Barnes, 1025 Stuto street,
Phono 1005.
. FOR HALE Good paying cigur stand.
. 8. D., Journal.
Clement barf, a merchant of Denver,
Linn county, spent Easter with his pur
cnts in this city, returning to his place
of business this morning.
Mrs. Robert Gamer and little son
his own handwriting, and about half of j Robert, jr., left this morning for their
one completed petition was signed with homo at Tocoma offer a visit at the
the typewriter, Some Republicans and home of her father, F. M. Lick.
Democrats circulate their papers and Miss Iza Constable of the Monmouth . WANTED A young lady
also certify to them, which is another ; Stato Normal school, daughter of C. O.I character to work in our office. Ap
thing that is-forbidden by th estatutes. I Constable, county fruit inspector, spent 1 ply Tuesday morning. Modern Steaui
Sunday with her parents here. Sliaj Dye Works, 4l4 Court St.
came over on Saturday and returned to- : . ,, ;
(av I WAN TED Middle aged housekeeper.
i'i;. k'.lmr n l i n , nf the St. Paul Phone Formers 415.
I We know that if we relieve,
eyestrain, any bodily disturb
ance that may be caused by
I fcuch strain will be relieved also.
Eyestrain relieved by properly
i fitted glasses.
of refined
Petitions are not
found in them.
filed if -defects are
Nettleton
Shoes
for Men
'Extra Good'
Clotlej
for Boys
Remember the "Cherringo," April 24th and 25th, at the Armory.
TOWN
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L. M. Boggs At Co., the grocers, this
morning, among a lot of eggs delivered
by a farmer, found a number evidently
laid by two or throe hens that were up-to-date
as to style. The eggs srp, built
like an old-fashioned fishing bob,' be
ing all lengths, eight thicknesses and
of Uib torpedo boat style of architec
ture. The hons that produced them, in
our opinion, were thi tightly hobbled,
i. : . r...... i. i . u . m
the leag distance wireless variety still
rare in -the markets. . "
work,
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riano tuning, repairing, first-class
Phon 14(15, leave orders at O.
ill or K. F. Patera, J. E. Uockett.
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! China phHsants around Sal am are
getting, entirely too gay. A big ring
neck sailed right down the center of
( Wnjorcial "street Inst evening, and did
not seem to mind city folks at all. Just
fckfewi nights ago a China hen lost, her
bearinga and flew into an awnincr over
the ftdnt'of the' Central "clgr store." It"
win not be long, however, before the
birds will have to fly for their lives,
as lojal gunners will" be out in force
when the game season opens.,
Visit GUson'i attractm new barber
hop in liligh building, State street.
'Fishermen's lack was strictly ' no
good yesterday, according to several
.Isaac Waltons, who were seen return
ing home tired and discouraged last
evening. The water ia still cloudv,
and the streams entirely too high. One
r iwq nine Cannes were made, but
the majority of them who tried the
Chief of Police Shedeck this morning
received a communication from the St.
Helens hotel, in Seattle, asking wheth
er or not therp is a Salem resnlent by
the name of C M. Davis, who has been
away from here for some time The
writer declares that they aro very anx
ious to locate such a person, and want
the police to assist them.
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Ths Urns for filing nomination peti
tions for county officers expires at 5
o'olock Wednesday afternoon.-' Cai
didates .are warned to get their peti
tions in early,' as tho clerk , must have
time to check them op, and if any
errors are discovered there will be no
time to correct then nnless they are
in early. - The declarations -are prob
ably all filed, bat at least half the
petitions aro yet wanting. . -
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. Dr. ltandelaonn flu ajM correctly. TJ.
8. Baak building.
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- ' Tha - Ladles - Aid, of Salem Heights,
will hold their 'next meeting Wednes
day, April 16th, at the hall. The after
noon will be spent in quilting and sew
ing. Come early and bring lunch. ' All
neighbors and friends are- cordially In
vited. o . - '
Of th candidates about ' 75 have
Complaint was fUed in department
No. 2 of the circuit court for Marion
county todny by John T. Brooks against
Annie Brooks to dissolve the marriage
cntract. Tho couplo was married in this
eddnty January 28, 1SK1U. There are
no children involved. Desertion is the
charge brought against the defendant.
It is chsrgcd that on April 14, 1013,
the defendnat wilfully deserted the
plaintiff and has siuco refused to live
with him. He, therefore, asks the court
to dissolve the marriage.
F. E. Rollins, the watchmaker, moved
to 444 Court street.
The bowling alley conducted by Har
ry Ralph in the Killett building on
State street, is to be considerably en
larged. Thero will be four additional
alleys installed- in a 'new ' basement
which has just recently been completed
under the room former occupied by the
Annex saloon. The wall between. Mr.
Ralph's old' place nnder - the Killett
cigar store, and the basement under
the other room' has been removed and
the place will form '' one ' large room
when eomploted,
- Demonstration Wear Evsr Alamlm-
om Cooking Utensils, all this . week.
Special, prices. Burcn k Hamilton.
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Th advertising commute of - th
.Chcrrinn Cherringo, the big society cir
cus which. is to show iu the armory,
soon, is today posting some. large cards
in flaming red letters telling all about
the show. Features galore are pointed
out onthe card and .the. circus ia to .be
complete in every respect according to
the advertising Cherrians. Wild men,
bare back riders, clowns and - about
every act known to tho modern circus
world will be staged, and the stunts
salary of the office. Members of the
legislature pay only the minimum
price.
L. B. Gardner was fined $2.50 by
taken space in the book gotten' out by
the secretary of state. Tho rages cost " . . , g. ' , tM ,,un"
from 10 to 100 each, according to the I the 'oI tend to perform are too
the extension department of O. A. C.
has examined into the industrial clubs
organized in connection with tho public
schools mid finds that thero are 6,002
enrolled. Home of these tako more than
one branch of the ten now being taught,
hence there aro In tha classes a total of
8,222, as follows: Canning 075; cook
ing and baking, 1,058; corn growing
dniry husbandry 73; manual arts
554; pig feeding 285; potato growing
5t!8; poultry raising 047; sewing 1915,
and gardening l,4i2. Tho interest in
this branch is steadily growing and
tho classes rapidly enlarging.
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Frank Ford, the well-known Lak
Labish farmer, was at business visitor
here todny. Mr. Ford is delighted with
the outlook for crops this season and
declares that all of the Spring plowing
will be over within' a few days now
despite the fact that the ground is
somewhat wet as' yet. Mr. Ford is
planting forty acres in benns this year,
Portland Opening Gam Tomorrow.
See scoro at Klett & Ralph 's, 475 State.
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Several race-horse owners and train
ers aro expected to arrive at Lone Onk
track at the State, fair grounds within
a short time. Among those, who visit
Snlem annually, aro Frank Ward, Lon
McDnniels, Ray Keifticr, Tom Worst
man and John Qaeener. All of these
men have good strings and have made
Lone Oak track' their training grounds
for a number of seasons. The foil
ground raco course is in better condi
tion this' Spring-then ever. The tiling
which was laid around tho infield has
performed wonders with the track and
standing water on tho big circle is a
thing of .tho pnatt i,
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Prepared to feed 300 poople tomor
row, circus day. MrB. Bent, 301 North
Commercial.
State bank, is in tho city today con-jx)B RENT Five, three and two fur
suiting, with attorneys relative to tho is,lcJ B0Ufwkccpinjr rooinB (m N
city of St. Paul purchasing the city j Commercial street. ITiono 245-1-W.
waterworks.
Luther J. Chapiu, U. S. agricultural GARDENS hoed, lawns mowed, flowers
expert, left early this afternoon for j worked. Phono Main 473.
thn ftnnnvsidn pchool. which is about
oight mile south on the Jefferson road, ; FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
where he delivers a talk on agricult-1 roonrs close in. Thono 533.
ural subjects. , '
FOR RENT Two well furnished rooms
for housekeeping.
Church.
Harvey Metschan and Daniel Rhodey,
two Portland canoe enthusiasts, shipped
their boats to Salem last Suturday
evening with the intention of paddling
down the Willamette. They changed
their minds however when the weather
began' to cloud up and leaving their
Canoes here, took an Oregon Electric
for home yesterday - afternoon.-' The
yonng men - stated .'however that they
will return as. soon, as- t,he weather
clears up and make the trip.
An- action-to quiet the -title to cer
tain lands in this county was filed this
morning in the circuit court for Ma
rion county by Margaret St. Martin
against William M. and Libbie E. Hen
dershott and Napoleon Legault. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendants
claim some rights to. the property ad
verse to her. She asks that the cloud
be removed and the defendants re
strained from asserting title whatever
to the lands in question.
to rise to tho flies.
Our strong point is good work and
' prompt delivery. Barr'a Jewelry store.
Tie Denlson Boat Co., is making
BOmei repairs to the launch "Independ
ence ' which is plying between Salem
his wheel on the streets last night with
out a light. J. A. Thompson was also
arrested last night for violating the!
light ordinance, and has a $2.50 fine to 1
pay.
Th Woman's Alliance of the Unl-j
tarian church will meet with Mrs. Carl
Smith, of J043 Marion street, Friday
ami wp-nvrr puinis. ins nine uoat j afternoon at a:.iu o clock. All mem
!Bcm". la tnklug tho run until thejbers and friends
,,Iiiilepcndeneew is in shape again. present.
are requested to be
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V.;S
EVtR? W
1 WEAR
'Wwl MARrt
Wear-Eve
this weekwe will demonstrate the ne
r Cooking Vtensils. Premiums will be
purchases and reduced prices prevail on a
the entire line. Be sure and call Tuesday
what the aluminum .man has to tell you
greaso'ess griddle.
Of WfMi.
given on . 1
Imost sll ' ' I
ami learn j) 3
about the
numerous to mention.
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Demonstration Wear Ever Alumin
um. Reduced prices prevail on nearly
the entire line. See ad for special
premium offer, Buren & Hamilton.
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A horse belonging to Fred Clytner, of
Rickrenll, on North Liberty street
this morning when the wind blew a
pieco of paper between his legs jumped
straight in the air and fell to the pave
ment. He landed on his side and the
ownor was compelled to unhitch him.
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Sheriff William Each this morning
was served with the notice of bank-!
mptey of the firm of J. F. Day and
Ceorge A. Day as the Sunset grocery,
and immediately turned over the prop
erty held under writ of attachment is
sued out of the circuit court for Mar
iou county. The Sunset grocery filed a
petition of bankruptcy on their own
petition. The writ of attachment was
served as tho result of a suit insti
tuted by the 11. 8. Gilo company, Tha
property was turned ove to Attorney
John Bayne.
. Portland. Opening.. Game Tomorrow.
See More at Klett & Ralph's, 475 State.
A whole lot of loafers get a lot of
comfort out of the promise that the
Lord will provide.
Ray Caroll, who is charged with
first decree murder in connection with
the killing of John Zollcr, marshal ' OPENING of Eagle Restaurant Tues
Oerva.s, st antmn will be tried Ti.es- d morni
day in the circuit court for Marion i ROn Bro,
cnuntv. lie nas neen neiu in jail
without bail. It will be remembered :
MISS A. McCULLOCH
OPTOMETRIST
. 291 N. Commercial St. Phone 925 '
Jlours, 9 to 5 Ground Floor
ASK FOR
The
SHURON
jaBanaasratir
Many Gentleman's a nifty, silk
bound hat was taken unceremoniously
off tho wearer's head today by the
Bind and whirled along tho dusty
Inquire 332 North ! streets. A lady or two were also seen
chasing their head genr winch became
detached by tho strung breeze from tho
South.
R. R. Ryan appeared before the
,, , . board of governors of tho commercial
ltt 11H0' .... . 1.,1, f , trt.,t Atn.Inn
tnai late in me auuunn, minu i,n iimtien nf thn non.. nnurt I1 tin tlu" "l ""'"" "" "
Zollcr was making his' rounds in the:t,;,t
early morning he was shot by two mK on' a contraVt ' f or b Siir 1 f,u,po,,c now ,,Hbl ""l m
rhon. a'n.1 fatallv wounded. Ho lingered ""i.0?:., -lt l0T buMlnS -0-Houth Commercial street. Tho mem-
along with the shadow of death over
him for two weeks. Finally, in an at
tenmt to relieve tho pressure on his
spinal cord caused by the bullet lodg- friends and supporters that lama can
ing near tho bnsc of tho "rain, ho was; didate for re-nomination to tho office
taken to a Portland hospital for an op-1 the justice of tho peoco for tho Salem
cration. When it was thought tho op-; district at the primary election of May
eration was successful ho died. Ray 13, 1914.
Carrol, "blood-stained, tramped into the i DANIEL WEBSTER
police station asking lor a doctor, lie
was arrested on suspicion anil held for
trial, after being indicted by the grand
jury-
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Sheriff William Each arrested H. N.
X'-.l...n (2. ....In.. at-oninrr nhnnf ft I
oV U k' in n a ley beten Commer- "O-ncro farm in the heart of great
rial and Liberty streets on the charge Pln belt, (80 per acre. bnnp.
of criminally assaulting Retta Burres,1 "" " ' u" cultivation,
a Salem girl. Northrup was indicted j 8?-00 P" "e- 'SP- , , ,
a t-uiiiii hni. - .i,. . 1 10 acres of beaver-dam land, tho best
by tne grana jury w. , t,,e gtat wc
improved; sold over
and a bench warrant I 4,000 worth of onions last year; price
sued, but he was not to bo round. un-, ' j qq qq Terms ,
day evening, however, he in. g loftm gM on he
tne my Kwy"' "J " i famous Howell prairie; 115 per acre.
Snap.
tiO acres well improved; 9,000.00.
bers of tho board wco much impressed
STOPI LOOH! LIBXEN! 1 W1,tt the 11,1PortllI";o 01 W
This will inform my Republican I l"1"'8 on.u believed that tney will work
I till I J iiiv nni iiiiritnia 'i tuv
Farm Bargains
'Special
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sheriff. He is held in the county jail.
His bail was fixed at $1500, which he
could not furnish. .
BORN.
' Foster To Mr. and Mrs.
ter, at tho home of Mrs. S. R. Vail, 158
South -Cottage street, Saturday, April
11, 1914, a son.-
- Bonell To Prof, and Mrs. O. R.
Bonell, 140 Court street, Salom, Ore
gon, April 10, 1914, a daughter, weigh
ing HVj pounds., j . .
DEATH NOTICES.
Terms; beautiful Waldo hills. Snap.
Buouroan Home uneap.
Closa in suburban home, 7 -acres.
. I well improved: prico 43.000. Terms.
W. F. Fos-I v. . nous- Bareain. . .-'. '
Cozy 4-room house, S100 down, i
144 acres river bottom lands, $0000.
90 acres, 17 acres prunes, $123 acre.
38 acres improved, $uS00, snap buy.
Lnrgo'lot and house,, close in, $0000.
26 i acres bearing fruit, improved,
,000.
10 acres bearing fruit, improved $3500
17 acres, close in, improved, $4000.
! Several good buys in berry tracts.
. Hop," prune and stock' ranches, right
prices. .' ' -
. List your bargains and trades with
. us.
We are agents for Canadian'
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
20 years to pay.
Henry Printz, flged 83. years, die I
at his home in this city last Saturday
afternoon.-- - - - - . . ....
The funeral services were held. Sun
day afternoon' at 3:30 o'clock at th
Rigdon 4. Richardson undertaking par
ln n.l tVa hn.lv wn shinned' to Co-
lumbiana, Ohio, for burial. The follow-1 Jiden. Liability ; and Surety.. b6nd
irnr ehildren were eft bv the deceased: i companies,
Mrs. Goterba, Mrs. Mary Graham of
Ohio, Mrs. Buchler of Portland, Mrs.
Mentzer of Salem, and two sons, Johu
P. and 8. P. Printz of this city.
balaneo, $10 per -month; just like Tent.
. Modern 7-Boom House. -
On a paved street; $2,650.00. Terms, j
Snap. " - -.';- -.;!
. rive-Room Bungalow.
A dandy 5-room bungalow. $1,000. i
Near State street ; on easy terms. . . . ; Close in hotel,-30 rooms, $1500. snap. '
.. Choice Lots... , . . . . I , . , . ' ' .
We have ehoiee vacant lots" in all j Several good business chances
parts of the city, some real bargains. : and trades. ...
, Money to Loan. . , We sell insurance of all kinds. .
'We ean place. your moner.on eood;M tt.,.. i.i.'.. i.
n , . - " .a !, OUU 1UIIIIDUCU (UUUIB . V . IKU U .
Houses for Kent.' " ' - " '
Insurance. ..:''
We" write Fire, Life, Automobile, Ae-
LI3T YOUR BARGAINS. WITH
Bechtel & Bynon
City lots; aJl parts of Salem.
347 State Street.
2a52SJSlS2SI2nS3
GLOBE
Salem's Model Photoplay House pre
sents last time today
Biind Power
On of th greatest 3-reel subjects ever
shown in Salem. Acted and produced by
Romaine Fielding
Coming
TUESDAY .WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
Whalen.
Deloss Whalen d)d at a local hos
pital yesterday evening following an
operation. Ihe deceased was a A on-,
land mnu and the funeral services will j
take placo at the Lehman & Clough un
dertaking parlors tomorrow at a
o'clock p. m. The remains will be laid
to rest in City View ecmctery.
-' Cox.
I. W. Cox, 73 years old, died ut a
local, hospital yesterday afternoon.
Funeral announcements will appear
later.
Acme Investment Company
, A. B. COOK, Manager - -
Phone: Office, Main 477.'
Opposite Court House. .' 540 State St.
' Employment Bureau in Connection. V
ED. O. PRATT PURCHASES
INTEREST WITH
A. L. FRASIER
Thst business in Salem is rcmar! -ably
good at tho present time is dem
onstrated bv the fact that A. L. Fraser
has been swamped with orders to stu-n
; an extent that he has made a deal with
will meet
PnfriP Vm,palrl v'a
. . , . . TT I E'L O. Pratt, the well knowu and popu
lar mechanic, whereby -Mr. Pratt pu
Latest events, including the recent
Santa Monica auto races
The Men's Liberal club
Wednesday eveni
t'uitariau church
friends of free discussion are invited. I The seventh of th seiies entitled
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. A great scramble , ensued at the
central fire statiou this morning when
a call coming over the wires suddenly
touched off the big bell in the engine
department. The horses were speedily
harnessed and the big motor was being '
prepared for the run when centre! I
called up and said that there was no 1
nre and the alarm had been sent in
by some linemen who were working on
the telephone wires near the station.
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Free A 96c preserving kettle with
chases one-half interest in the plumb
ing department of the A. L. Prase;
institution. Mr. Fraser and Mr. Pratt
will continue tho heating business, rep
resenting the very best line of fur-
j f ry ! J! naces on tho market. They will aba
VjQXCiCn Ol DriClCS make a specialty. of cornice work and
' id iact an kiihis or metal worK.
i Mr. Pratt, who is purchasing an in
terest, is well known and has manv
friends in Salem, being a oMilar men-
:ngAn member? :S Mventurei "of Kathly n
Mora thrilling than evei. featuring Se
lig's most clever actress
KATHLYN WILLIAMS.
also
a $4.00 purchase of Wear Ever Alumin
um during demonstration week. - Bureu
A Hamilton.
' Special meeting of De
Special meeting of
Molay Cemmamlorv Xou
Two Good Edison Comedies
Special engagement
Miss Alice Rooney
Portland's popular soprano
ber of the Klks' loiigo, and he will
prove a valuable acquisition to the al
ready established business.
The furnace,- the brass work, aud iu
fact all tho metal work necessary in
I the Capital Journal I: as been furnished
by Mr. Fraser and Mr. Pratt and ail
I has given the utmost satisfaction.
! Till fntiital Jntimal i..it, -UK Ik,
If) HJDRP ICir 'friends of both Mr. Fraser and Mr.
M.VIK. S Pratt in wishing them every siiccem
"House of' Refinement." I in entering upon a new aud' enlarged
lliel.l, and with the valuable assistanrt
5, K. T., this evening. "ii.""-ii." ot Chester iraier there is no doubt
Work in the-order of ,- : that success will crown their efforts.
th Temple. Visiting Sir Knights wei. . ,
In our stock of men't
clothes you'll find
Neat
Clean cut looking
clothes in light shades
or darker patterns.
Black and white combi
nations are very popu
lar this spring. Suits
v $15 to $30
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Coprrithi. 1914
AlraU.MSCb
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
Cherrian Cherringo, Apiil 24-25. - "
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come. " t