-.3!
I' K
EIGHT
Just received a splendid assortment of
Women's Stylish Footwear
The new cloth-top shoes which so many Salem women
have been waiting for plain toe and stitched tip effects
patent leather vamps brocaded or plain cloth tops
newest heel styles. Priced at
$4.00 and $4.50
WMmh
Friday Is Remnant Day At Meyers
Many piles of desirable remnants Ribbons, Laces,
Embroideries, Silks, Linens, Woolen and Cotton Fabrics.
Take your pick Friday
One-Half Price
THE HOUSE
Ji v HgoodIgood s
All Around Town
Dr. Mendelsonn, specialist in fitting I
glasses correctly, u. a. uauu umg.
A license wns issued last night for
the marriage of KiiviiioimI K. Drake, a
student uf the Willu tte university I
from lone, anil Miss Minna C. right,
ulso ii student, of this city.
Home Wet-Wash Laundry Undor
new management; all work guaranteed;
wash days, Mnmlayn, Tuesdays, Wed
nesilavH and Fridays. I'hone 171.
lanuly washing, 50 eeuts. I
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The Loyal Sons of the Christian
..I I. .... I U t I I .1 i
linn ll, iiiu iii.eni n.iiiiiuv ni-imui Clll" '
ill the state, held n social ut the church
last night tur the l.ie.iil Daughters. A
short program "lis rendered nnd the
evening spent in a general good lime, i
Turkey Thanksgiving dinner, family
style. Florence hotel, 12 tu 2 p. m., 00c. J
0
0 verdict was given itt Wie replovm,..,to,iHt church, comer Thirteenth
suit of C, A. Tucker against E. K.
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"X1 I . V ,.(P.'''M
, .j
OPTOMETRIST
Mo-ma l nofsim lWrwml nn.
ivioans a pi i son iicinsiu un -
dor the laws of tho state to
tost eyes anu lit glassss.
Remember the word-
OPTOMETRIST
It is the state's guarantee
to you that we are qualified
to test your eyes and pre
scribe Glasses to fit YOUR
need.
MISS A. McCULLOCH,
CTTOMETRIBT
208-201) Hubbard Building
Fhone 101)
This Store will be
Closed all day
Tomorrow
THANKSGIVING
OF QUALITY
Cooper, held In the .justice court yes-
tcrdny nltermnn. It is stated in th
complaint that the constable attached
a cow which was alleged to have be
longed to Airs. Truax when It really
belonged to Tucker.
Turkey Thanteglving dinner, family
style. Florence Jlutcl, 12 to 2 p, in., 50c.
o I
There will he a meeting tonight'
(Wednesday) ut the Englewood school
house to discuss the proposed cominis
finii ohurtei, end ut Richmond school
house Friday night. Kvorvbodv is In
vited to attend nnd take 'part" in the
. . 1
JHCUSItOII,
Thanksgiving day special, in Moose
hall, Salem Dancing Academy; gentle-
lnpn 7,-,,., u,iioH unaccompanied, 2ic
i'eerless Orchestra.
Tliore will be a
Thanksgiving service
u, Center streets, beginning at llh.lo
in. Rev, (1. Hi huiike, of the (Ionium
IDapflst church, will deliver the sor-
1.11111. i iiunitei i iinec 1 inn will lie linv-
ell for tlio Ilelgiuns,
-J-o - I
Agatot polished and mounted, Gnrd
ner ii Keene, ;isil state street.
A I ....ll.....: :il 1... ...I.
Tl.- .1 Tl,.l,...i.,l., A.
J nimixil nni,ni,Hiiiii u'...v jeou
I by the euiployes of the O. 8. I. A., will
t ' 1. ..11 1.. .'1... 1...1111 .... 1..1.. ... 1.
ne 11. 'i. 1 111 1 in' illuming iiiuigiii, eucn
employe being given the privilege of
asking two guests from the city, It is
planned to make it one uf the largest
juuu must enjoyable dances of the year.;
Cont.ronl'i world famous Venetian
"'" l"m"r.v . Dam e,
,,,,,!,,,,,,,, i,, lmUn VtnK , ,,,,,., nuA
Hiu,,,"" 'M ,,,l"
Wot Ice, Tho postmaster wlshoi to
call alt.'iitieci to toe fuel Hint nil tinsel
or fancy postcard must be placed In
envelopes, scaled and stumped with n
''cent stump define they can bo sent
through the mulls. Owing to the fact
that inn ii, v persons have tailed to com
ply with these rules, a large number of
cold are being held at the put office.
Centroul'a world famous Venetian
Innnl fiiitn I, ns Angeles nt the nrinury
tonight. See the posters.
The members of company AI, the lo
cal inllltin, are inn lung great prepara
tion fur the cnucert ot tho Venetian
baud ut the nrinury tonight, and the
.Inure to be held alter the concert.
i This I the baud that furnished the
inn ie fur the Manufacturer and l.aud
Products show recently held in l'ort
laud, and the musical urgiini.ation
ciriies to this city highly icciiiniueuded.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORQEONy WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1914.
There will be a special service held
at the First Church of Christ, Scientist,
I tomorrow at 11 at ni.; subject of Bible
lesson, i uauasgiviug. me reau.i.u
room uf tiiis church is located in the
Hubbard building, suite 303, and is I
open every day except Sundays and I
holidays, from 11:4-) u. m. until o p. m.
All are welcome to our services and
invited to visit our reading room.
Will sell at public auction on Satur
day, November 28, nt 2 o'clock, the
seven-room house with lot at 142 Front j
street, lot 1(15x23 feet; terms.
The Big Brothers' association of the
Leslie M. E. church held a banquet at
the church last night, which was well
attended by the members, each one
bringing a younger boy in his capacity
as a Big Brother. Kdward Tallmun,
Jr., the boys' secretary of the Y. M.
C. A., gave a short talk on the general
subject at "Boys." The banquet was .
served by the Ladies
xiu sm-ni v .
the church.
Electric percolators mate a most de-i Washington, ami will cover the entire
sirubie holiday present. We have the state on this trip. Mr. Kent was i'or
best. liuren & Hamilton. merly connected with the dairy depart-
o ' inent of the Oregon Agricultural col-
A suit to foreclose a mortgage on , lege,
real estate was.f iled in the circuit court ! o
yesterday afternoon by Huthn K.
I'ratt against LiIiih Kitterman, Alex
Kittermun, Anna Voget aud Julius 0.
Vogot. It is alleged in. the complaint
that Mr, and Mrs. Kitterman gave their
promissory note for flnOO to the plain-!
tiff and this note was secured by a
mortgage on certain real property. The
property was afterward transferred to
Anna Voget aud Julius 0. Voget.
Special prices on table linens and sil
verware this week. Hureu Si Hamilton.
The "Bide-a-Wee" tea tavern Is the
naino of the latest business enterprise
to enter Salem. It is to be located in
the basement of tho I'nited States Na
tinnal bank building, at the corner of
State anil Commercial, and the open
ing date is set for next Saturday. Tiie!ture nnd the extension service of the
proprietor is Aliss Ethel Peterson, lute-;0. A. ('., will spend the week beginning
ly. from Scuttle. The place is being ! November 30 in Marion county, with
nicely fitted up for the entertainment i Luther ,1, Chapin, county agriculturist,
of the public. Ilusincss men's lunch 'giving a series of demonstrations and
will be served from 11 to '-, and a i lectures on the prevention and euro of
special supper later. ling cholera. Meetings will be held
o !ut Jit. Angel, Nilvert.m, West Stuyton
Three complete suits of clothing, ' and Salem. Farmers who are interested
ctich bearing the price tags and the! in learning the best methods of hog
labels, woro brought into the shoifrt "s niunngf incut should nttend one of these
office yustcrdny afternoon by .1. Voor-' meetings. Any other locality in Mar
hees, who found the gnnnents in the inn county wishing ono of these meet
strnwstack on his farm between Wood-'ings inuv secure it by addressing tn"
burn ami West Wuxliiurn. The suits
have never been worn and tho off i-'
ccrs believe that they were stolen from ' Notice. It is the pleasure of the ex
some store in the valley. The sheriff ; (.lltiv,, i,,,,,,., f the Salem Business
will coininiinicnte with the clothing . m,.., L.iiunn tlmt the merchants of
Jiimnufactnrers whose label the goods
near in nun out in wnun ine milliners ,
w'l'i! sold. j
Aluminum saucepan free with each
Wear Kver roaster sold this week, liu
ren & Hamilton. j
A. J, Mioklejsky was slightly injured
nisi, nignt in a, collision Willi ino uuio-
mobile of tlio Yokohama Tea company,
driven by H (lalilsdnrf. Air. Alieklu-
jsky was riiling his bicycle down the
vt ii rn iiii.: iMfiunii uini, iiih iit-iiu
wuh cur tiltovu tho rnr mid one whci'l
Of hi 8 WUH (ltMMuliHhOll. Tlio
gmss wimis lie . i or .ne au,o s or ,.-
II Ml- I I II ll lull III' I UHVM III! HI) UI Hi.
linn coining townni I,,,,, u t e
about 5 o clod, last n ght but that
the bicycle ndi-Murncd the wrong way.
0 . . .
Carving sots at special prices this
week, llureu & Hamilton.
0 ,
inn n coining toward him in the fug
Voters and taxpayers! Don't you
lnow Davis is Hie popular candidate
for city treasurer) Efficient, too.
(I'ald adv.)
F. L. Kent, of Portland, field agent
of the bureau of crop estimates, uf
the I'. S. il.'pnrtmeut nl agriculture, is
chocking ov er the livestock nssessnients t
in the county assessor s ottice today.
Air. Kent is making a list of the larg
est livestock raisers In the state to be
able to communicate with them from
time to time to collect statistics on
the diseases ol' livestock in the state,
I the mortality rate nnd other in forum- urd:in against David I.111111 and Itosn
union Oermantion uf value to his department. He IE. l.nne. A lot la the Riverside n. Mi
nt tiie llcriniin.hu 11lrc11.lv covered the eninties uf: linn tn this eitv was attached in coil-
Clackamas, I.inu, Nciilon, Folk and
SELECTED
Tomorrow THANKSGI VINO-Tomorrow
The Million Dollar Mystory" Trapped by The Flamm
Two Big Cnuiod lee
American Beauty FUul
"CAUGHT IN A TIGHT
PLACE"
A Screaming Comedy Featuring
Margaret Fischer (the Salem
Girl) and Harry Pollard
Continuous Performance Tomorrow
BLIGH THEATRE
10c
THE SHOW THAT
PATRONS COMPLAIN OF i
TELEPHONE SERVICE
Complaining that the service at pres-j
ent rendered the public is inadequate and
unreasonable .1, VV. Donnelly, Claude C. '
Clarke and II. W. Lang, of Arlington,!
Gilliam county, have filed a complaint!
with the railroad commission asking!
that the Pacific States Telephone &;
Telegraph i company be required to keep
its long distance telephone office open
at all hours of the day at Arlington.
The petitioners claim that -the office
hours now in torce Dy the telephone!
company during week dnyse from 8;
in the morning until 8 in the evening,'
and that, on Sunday the hours are from;
H to 12 in the forenoon and J to 6 in
the evening, which, they contend,, are.
unsatisfactory as they frequently have'
! occasion to hold outsido communicatioa
,,y tp,.nhone in ..ecUon with their
i.-iuhmiIiva hntiitinauna u mn tl.O tlP-
I phone exchange is closed.
The Salem postoffice will he closed
all !ny tomorrow anil practically all
'the employes will lie given a iioliday.
j o
A marriage license was issued today
to drover ('. White and Josie .Morns,
both of this city.
Model Shaving Parlors closed all day
Thanksgiving. Will remain open until
10 o'clock tonight.
Brass goods, vases, lamps, umbrella
stands, etc. Huy early to get best
choice, liuren & Hamilton.
Dr. Virgil W. Knowles, In charge of
the demonstration!!! and educational
iiog-chulera work in Oregon, being car
ried on by the U. S. board of ngricul
county agriculturist.
o
Sllolll win ,,ftsi, ot- nHj.
m,s9 Thursday, Thanksgiving day, nur
inter than 12 o'clock noon.
Dr, Utter, dentist, phone 606, Salem
Hank ot Commerce building.
Attorney General-elect George M.
! Drown, of Hosclmrg, who is in the city
. ' , - rt iw, ,;lllu,,i! ,1IW
, :, .i:.. .i,: ....,. i,., fl
inflice, says that he expects to move
Wm Vome time between now and
the first of the year, but does not want
to take his children out of school at
Kosenurg until tile noniiay Mican ...
. tllp rllt) f the
' ' .... ...
first semester. He will not rcsiun ins
. , ,,,
, H wil
tniB hiMl 1rarly ' ol tilm. ,,,
' finish up the work he has in hand, and
), ,!, not want to leave the office
ull,ji t10 fl,l1n is (.i,-iiri for his su s-
i sor. As the office uf district attorney
will not bo vacant until Air. Ilrown
. assnuies his duties of attorney general,
(Inveinur West has not announced the
appointment of his successor as yet.
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Special mooting of Salem
lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. M.,
this evening. Work In tho
M. AL degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome. Refreshments.
, A suit to collect $6.34 alleged to be
-
due for 11 grocery bill was filed in tho
, circuit cmrt toilav bv Ward K. Rich-
, uectiou with the suit.
rHOORAM
Plenty of Laughs.
Don't Miss This
"PARSON LARKIN'S
WIFE"
A rine Two Part Comedy that
will add Joy to the day and est
to your appetite,
PLEASES THE PEOPLE -
10c
globe!
TODAY AND THURSDAY
Robert Warwick
in
"THE DOLLAR MARK"
A Beautiful Society Drama in
5 Acts
Also a good Comedy will be
shown
Continuous Show Thanksgiving
from 2 till 11 p- m.
10c
Coming
Friday and Saturday
"THE PLUM TREE"
IN 3 ACTS
Produced in conjunction with the
complete prize mystery story pub
lished in the Ladies' World
featuring the ever popular star
Francis X. Bushman
The 15th and last Episode of the
Trey 0' Hearts will also he
Bhowii.
"FOLLOW THE CROWD"
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2
I
Lee Hung, the Chinese cook of the
Salem sanatorium, who was given
preliminary hearing
in jnsliee ourt,.
this afternoon on a
stntutorv ciurge,.'
. , i m m ,. k ,, i 1 1, t mi wii
"' ; 7, ' '.nlM-
hound over to the g nu airy untiei
. , , . , J i s ,., ,', i i,.
2(lll bonds, which were tnrnisiied. Mis.
Knighton was brought from l'ortland
, ,r , .,, , ,,,,,.;, v
oday by a nurse I on. the u.ut.Mii.t
hospital in that ctv.
Tie. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
u
I glasses correc ly. See '''"'''!'' '
.",M . . :u
j priceless lust how niucn m job h
, never real,.e nut s gn e. Ire
sen e ii .,. --
has liail more l inn ,i eu.s imi ih, . ,
ex .enence in his profession nnd he." IV:,H Krowiiig Heiiker mid weaker I
expei.ino mi i .nnd the shore and hen seemed lust as
furnishes just the glasses Unit '"
need. He uses neither drops nor drugs,
as thev are dangerous. He guarantees
all his work. Dr. II. 1'. -Mcndel-ohii,
Doctor of Optics, 21(1-211 Cnited States
Hank building, Salem, Oregon.
, ... t a 1 I kept it up. Then I lost consciousness.
If the dty of Salem engages in a y ., ,,, ,,,. ,; ,., , . ,
sewer work this winter it is prohi I e , fi,mn yU,xMw
that it will make application to i'omc.ti Vl, (US (1 ,,
under the provisions of the workman s; A . M y
T'Z , , , n the v
Ty''He on", r'
that the city could come under the
'"'-.
provision of the act at iiny time bv '
inakimr furinal anulicalion. Sewer
...r...lr iu nii.iul.l.ii.ii.l hiiv imij ntnl it'
is likelv that the workmen in the cm-
ploy of the city on sewer work would
tie Willing 10 cuniriiuiie t 111 r sniuc 111
the coinuiission for the protiction of
tho act.
0
Business will be suspended in prac-
ticnllv all of the stores uml bunks of
the city tomorrow, upon the occasion
it" Ihe celebration of Thanksgiving dnv :
and the day will be given over in nil ;
of 1 lie churches tn special seiviee in!
keeping with the spirit of the day.'
The schools throughout the city will
bo closed tomorrow and Friday in or
der that the children may observe tliel
day with their parents and that those;
woo ine in uu ceimiiy inuv jin 1.1
uteir several unne mr me nig lea!
aud weeK-enil visit. I lie prngrutus ot
service tu he held in tiie different
churches of the city will be found in
the social column of today's ii-suo of
the Journal.
ft
i !
OPEN FORUM
kkkKlHsi't(k')ik
Pastors Endorse Welsh. i'Kan. fireman.
Kditnr .Inurnitl! I,,IJ""' 'vinclni'iiii.
We, the member of the Salem Mia- ',.'.. ' ,,l!l"r'
Isterial rniott, being fully convinc... ' " "" ''' rf
of the ability of .1. T. Welsh, and lutv-i ," J""11'""'"'
ing received d. finite written nssurnn.el -v ,lll.v,,Hi 'Sr(1. "fk.
I from him regarding hi position on
mutters of vital concern to the moral
Iwcll'nie of our eitv, hereby endorse YOUR PROPERTY!
jhim unreservedly for the position of : "Y LET YOUR HOME BURN?
I city ninrsh'il, and bespeak for him thclrm iCT 1 PP nrMin n.n-n
:l::,fro.r;;; '- Th INSTANTANEOUS FIRE
, ,K,,.i ' '
1 " 'v r 1...,,., 1 .1.,
j .1. C. Spencer, Sccrelai) ,
I Mars is t.ie proper nnnie for the god
cr bnttle, for that is whst he doe to
the pence and Imppiucs of humanity.
PLACE MADE VACANT
FOR HARMONY'S SAKE
The state board of horticulture, this
morning, voted to remove A. II. Carson,
horticultural commissioner for the
Southern Oregon district, for the good
of the service and his successor will bo
decided upon,at a future meeting of the
board,, following a thorough investiga
tion of conditions and the needs of tho
district. , ,
About two weelis ago the board re
ceived a petition signed by several
hundred of tho fruit growers of Jack
son and Josephine counties asking that
Mr. Carson, who has hold the position
for the post IS years, be removed on
the ground that he was not progressive
and neglected the duties of his position
and that a more aggressive man be ap
pointed in his place. Tho board gave
Mr. Carson a hearing and postponed
action pending an investigation and the
order of his removal of today was
thought best for the interests of har
mony and the protection and promo
tion of the fruit industry of the dis
trict. '
LACK OF EQUIPMENT
BLAMED FOR UtAlH
... nniTinn nmrnirl
IN BULlMo VYKLUV
(Continued from page one.)
the vessel striking the reef.
"But I cannot understand the state
ment that the Hnnnlei's supply of pow
der for her lifesnving gun was insufii- j
cient," Bulger said. "Ilie vessel was
insnected a few weeks uco and at Unit
time her equipment was perfect in cv-'FOK SALE Cheap, huge ccsnbination
cry respect. I also want to be assured; snfe. l'oolc's Drug Storo, 11,5 North
that the vessels that responded tn the Liberty.
calls for help did all that could have ' .TrT'.-rrrr: , .. : -
been lone I MODLUN o-rooin house tur rent; range,
"It possible I shall start the Invest i-1 ''Ounected Imlh, vlectric Mights. In-
' Ration tomorrow morning. 1 hope Mi qmre o4 Mem Hunk ot ( mercc.
have Captain Carrey's statement n.; '(,' SALE Duron Jersey hour, 10
that time. The other sufvivnrs will be lnoIltll9 c,), . H. Runner, Salem, Ore,
summiii:cd to appear at the earliest j)idlic 24-F-lil.
pessnue moment. ' '
A Heroic Fireman.
Many pathetic, incidents and thrill
ing stories of heroism were told by the,
survivors here today. Wireless Oper
ator l.ovcjoy stated that Oiler J. Ken
nedy sacrificed his lite to save those
of two women.
"Alter the llannlei hud broken up,"
r.ovejny said, "Kennedy sivuin to a
rat't only to let go his hold when he
saw a woman struggling in the water.
He assisted her to the ral't and then
dropped back into the surf. Kennedy
a tew r.niiutt'S niter
tew r.niiutt'S Inter ussistcil nnnth
wonuin to a log which v.ns stroll!
enough to support bntli. Weakened In
t.i ..i-.-....tu l i.., i,. i.i ...
,.; ,', ;.,,,,,. '
' ' '
"Oiiuiii unose ine lie nau s:ieu jan:
Wvll uml (lod spied, the gallant lire,
, , , i , - . . ,
' man dropped buck into the waters and
i ,,
1 " ln LV"-
i -Mrs. nl Franz, of Sin rruncisco, a
Mrvlv wls hl.nrturl)kell ,IJl1liy vcr
'i(,(, ,W ',. ,iir 15.m(1t,,s.1, pnf
It l'l T 1 1...., .1
- in ii i in u iii-ui-ii inn i lie "if
i ..I... 1 1 T I., .1 1...I... :
I ,,, ., i ,,,,,,,1,,,,, n',k. nnj ...
1 HM 1 t k n till it. Lviri tinin :i .
. - ,
, ,. ,lM M ( TlV , ,
tar 'iwnv 'is when we first struck th
water. I. too, was growirg weak, but
. I.
I was determined to snve my boy at
all costs, Alv hands were neailv frozci
I and us u hst resort I took tiie bnliy's
; little gown in my teeth. For two hours
:,in'S WM l'"M .V""-"'''r ' H'.liaus.'FOR HALE Complete garage repair
tt ' ' ! t? ipn.ent' be.onjin ,0 U
, u 1,11, .1 i'i... .. . i .... n....
' "." ' "' -in a iiia -
bury reef v.o ran into n heavv fuff. I
. gave orders to heave the had nnd went
, alt.
"Jest then wo ran inln heavy breal:
s, lnt our rudder and the wnvis;
iliV
the llitiiiilei hi .n the rocks.
I used the usual precautions for the '
siitety ot the passengers, but evei-, el '
j fort to save them was unavailing, fl
came ashore on 11 piece of wreckage, " I
ine Known Dead.
Following is the list ef known dead:
l'ussengers
Mis. Denis F. .Micnrn. Sun Francisco.
Alice lli.nvii, San Francisco.
Mrs. M. K, Cniterill, widow, Sacra
mento, Valentine Fran?., infant son of Airs.
Yelcilfinit Frnnv Slu ,, T I ...
i,,witt II Cole Merkelev '
,, w H.'uvell. San ,,;'
j jj u(,.
'Inns. oi,
ilredging. engineer,
ramento.
1.. C. .Merritt, steainhip aeut, Eu
reka, ('. '' Unbelts (tie mint, l'etr.ilin,
lli.rrv llobeit", 1 1 - v.n r- .1 .1 sou of C,
A. Unbelts.
Vern.lule.
11. V, Hubert, er.ttle inn 11
-t V- . .
.Mincy Muuiiwanl, iiegrcss.
Oak-
ill no.
One unidentified Woman, 23 or .1 )
years ni l, mule on chin, wiiglit nhnuf
113 pounds,
Crew
ITYTIWrillCUrDn
I i-rtiimJUKJUUV
KlUs any kind of blase instantly,
Bpeclal Advertising Price, 11-60
(Regular Price, 13.00)
FRANK LAWRENCE CO,
18 Breyman Block.
NEWJODAY
One cent per word each Inser
tion. Conv for advertisements un-
I der this beading should be la by
a p. n,
PHONE MAIN IL
HOT dogs at Fred V Night Lunch.
jUOAT M KAT for sale; first-class only.
Phone aiuu !i.
FOB .HUNT 3-room' furnished Hut,
close in. Phono 2-134 JI.
FOB SALE Well-bred llolsteiu bull, 13
months. l'hono 41-F-3.
WANTED To trade wood for a milk4
cow. I'hone 7U-F-11.
FURNISHED rooniB, near city hull, 3-iti
Noith High. I'hceie 4.
PRACTICAL nurse wants work, wages
reasonable, l'hono I5I7R.
11EAVV team wanted for feed and
keep. Address T 41, euro Journal.
FOR SALE Full-blooded Jersey heifer,
fresn soon. vv. reuse, Jia.vsvnie
-
I FOB SALE Dry second-growth
wood, if I per cord, l'hono 22111.
FOR KENT -room modern house, 2e0
South Fourteenth street,
FOR RENT Two well furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Inquire at 4111 N,
Cottage.
FOlt KENT A neat three-room I s-!.
Iii'iuire l.lllil, corner llund and Fifth
st reels.
(ll'XUANTKED die
Frank Lawrence
block.
'k proteclnis, ."ille.
!ii, IS llreyniah
WANTED tiuod one-horse wagon with
shafts and brake. I'hone 2PS oi
I-V27-.I.
lit 1ST Sunday, cnineo pin, with gull
w.'eath iiiouiiil cnineo. Liberal ic
ward for return to this office.
LOOK for the new sign, Hotel Kay-.,
IIS Ninth Cinnmci'ciul stiect. I'ricet
roiisnniililo. Cuff Kays, prop.
AlA.'K HI IT Swi'pt your friend's
chimneys and elenued their funuicctf,
I'hone 111, Salem Chininey Sweep.
WANTED Second hand buggy, inii't
be light weight. Address M, cure ol
Journal.
WE HAVE grain and vetch iiny for
sale at the ranch or delivered whom
rc.piiicd. lioorge Swegle, (linden
Road.
WE will alloy you the highest pi ice fur
your used furniture in exchange for
new. Chief Bros., home furnishers,
l'hono "il'.'l.
1'tH'ND Two Airedale pups; Owner
can have them by describing uiul pity
ing expense incurred by finder.
I'hone Al 31.
FOR SALE Two gi.od high-guide .Id
soy cows, five and six, one Iresh, ono
will be sruti; price very reasunnhlt.
' :i."l North Twenty-first 'street.
j hiiois, eie,, ncjv an. 1 llliesi, ucsik"'
Addiesu E. V. Ilrnwn. lnileneinlcnci..
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FOR TRADE A good brick biisincs
block In Eugene, Oro.j good iinoinu
property. Will trade for good tuna
la. id in the Willametto valley. Will
pny yon tn look this up. Adilrcit
1. 0. llox 201, Eugene, Ore.
FOR EXCIIANC.E (liocery stuck, real
eslute and cash for city residence or
suburban home of 10 to -10 acies, well
located, nut over three miles from
Salem, in Marion enmity. W. A. T.in
tun, -INI Court street.
WALNUTS BYPARCEL POST
Oregon grown English Walnut f"r
sale. First grade, 10 to 2.T lbs. at 20f
lb.; 23 to '13 lbs. lite lb. Second
grade. 10 to 45 li. at 1'ic, C O. I).
Parcel 1'ost.
L. W. SVARVERUD, Jofforson, Oregon
When men wenr hut wllh enough
rlblui;i on them to suggest that Huy
lWere rigged by a milliner, It is time to
stop Joking about women ' elnlhe
Special New Korean
City Restaurant
Spanish Chicken, Hot Tamnlea, OhIU
Con Came, Chop Buey Noodle
420 Ferry Street
When In SALEM, OBEOON, atop
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modern
Free and Privato Bath".
RATEB 7oe, 11.00, 11.60 PER DAY.
The only hotel in tha oustnosa msu
Nearest to all uepota, iiw
Capitol Building.
A Home Away from Home.
T. O. BLIOlt, Prop.
Both Phonei Free Auto But.
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