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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1915.
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Delinator JiL XiOOODiGOODS
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All Around Town
Dr. Meudelsonn, specialist In fitting .
glasios correctly, U, 8. bunk bldg. j
Dr. Stone's Itch Ointment cures the I
tch,
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Today the rivor 1 at tho 4.5 Btage The liev. Harry 10. Marshall is hold
li ml still rising. The rainfall recorded ' ing follow-up revival meetings at
for ihu past 21 hours is .22 inch
I. 0. 8., 211-12 Huubard building
Dr, Asseln, dentist, second
Bunk of Commerce building.
floor, !
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L. J. Chapin, county agriculturist,
gave an all day pinning deniiinstia-,
tion today at the Gilbert Patterson
ranch neiir Kola.
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Dr. O. B. O'Neill, ontometrtst-ontlc-!
in. 11 Bush Hank bldg.
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Dr. Stone's Clulhlnin Remedy, 20c;
guurnntccd. .
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ilio office of L, j, chapin. county ag-
licultiiiist will be moved Satuiiliiv tioiii i
th postoffice building to the room just '
In the rear erf the V. H. National Haule
With the entrance on Stole street,
The Capital "lu7mh7rco.. 340 South
Tttrnlllll 11,1,1,11,,,, miilnrinl nf nil lu
The Pacific Photo Co. have opened
up mi art studio in cunucction with1
their post curd and kodnk finishing ile !
) 'il it in r ii t . We will make nothing cheap.
Ilu our great finishing eipiipmcnt en
ables us to give you big value for your
money,
Theie is nothing in the photo line
that we cniiuot uiiil.e.
Po.it cards, tho best, $1 a dozen.
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,est, 1 a dozen.
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I'licilic I'noto ( o.,
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Call and boo those
for fl.'il) a dozen
Koiiiu 2, Patton block,
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
- FOR RENT 8-room
J f i?Vrii l,0USC " ("0Urt St fin"
imPrSfB reasonable. In-
-almiwv.Trmm RENT BUREAU.
Genuine Bargains From Oar
Exchange Department
$2.00 Oak Stand Table, nearly as good
as new, only 65 cents
$20.00 Solid Oak Six-foot Dining Room
Table, only $7.50
$8.00 Oak Extension Tabic only $2.95
$15.00 Velour Couch, in good shape, only $6.85
$10.00. Daby Kuggy for only $3.85
Kitchen Chairs as low as 25c
lusasrasnsassnssB your credit is
This -new Spring assortment is
truly marvelous in its-splendor; such
fresh, fluffy white garments in so
many different styles and finishes,
generously fashioned, made under
strictly sanitary conditions of good
quality fabrics. Dainty French
American hand embroidered gar
ments are among the display. It is
an assortment worth seeing and
should appeal to all lovers of pretty
white wear. Prices are very attrac-
11 tive for their lowness.
Tomorrow is Remnant
Friday
Remnants of, All Kinds
Your Choice 1-2 Price
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Roth
Cream.
sells the
famous
Tokalon !
Try the Electro Prismatic Wave Gen-:
eratiir at Gilson's barber shop.
llavesville. These meetings will con-'
tiime a week or ten days.
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Good rooms and fine hoard at reas-:
nimble rates. The Cottage Hotel, Hill!
Court.
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Special bargains in used Pianos at the
Unwind Piano House, 1:15 North Lib-
erty street.
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O. O. Constable,
e, county fruit inspect-1
urn this afternoon' in-'
' is in Woodlnir
specting the general
Woodbiirn and icinitv
conditions
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Electric starters always start, after
Gilbert ii I'otee adjust them. fioO Per-
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A" Styles of Vlctrolnu are Bold by the
Howard Pimm House, 1.15 North l.iber-
'' street.
,..8' Bunnell, night operator for the;
Vl'Stl'I'll I IIIOll, 0 IIIIS IllOIUlllg Illl' II I
visit of ten days in the Sound country,
including Seattle. During his absence,
lt. W. I offen of I'ortlnud will hold terpiise in the city employing lour
down the night wn.k for tiie Western i men. With proper support from local
I'liion. ' dealers, N. K. Abbott, the malinger,
0 hopes soon to increase his present force.
You should see the now style Kohler ? , ...
& Campbell pinnos at the Howard Pi- found crochet-edged ker
n:iu limine, North Liberty street. I''1"''1' "r m'"r lU't Congregational
I church, return to thin office.
Real Imported D. M. 0. embroidery'
and crochet cottons, "'lhe Hob Nob
i. . . . i 1 ior no 1 claim io give sonic Hung ri ,-
, is prepaid to turinsl. you in any nun... , , , , , klmlt, vml
""I"', ' i'T,J'y,lm,'(- '"' 1'- Memlelsoh'n, Doctol
- ly while villi cnn. I S South ( on,- f () , s,.2 ,-, . Hak building.
niercinl street. Prices suhstnntiully re-
Iducel. ii un,il.i,..i,u.i,llk.i........
good here. wmti mmami
Muslin Wear
Large Line
of Trunks,
Bags, Suit
Cases. Sec-.
ond Floor
The Howard Piano Housn can supply
your needs in anything in the V'ictrola
line. See them at .1115 North l.inortv
street.
Built-to-order and .built to-fit book
cases for your ofiee or your home, (iet
estimates from the Iteinhard Cabinet
Factory, I'hone 511.
After the bowling dontest tonight at
fi::j(i o'clock, at the Globe, between the
Kugene 101k tenia nnd the local Ellis,
both teams will adjourn to I lie hlks
lodge for (he special musical program
to be given tonight.
50 pigs for sale at Salem Indian
school , Cheinnwn. Weight from 40 to
1.10 pounds each, at 7 cents per pound
for H days from date. Phone 1 S. II.
F. Wadsworth, superintendent.
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Special bargains in used pianos at the
Howard Piano House, 1:15 North Lib-
:orty street.
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O. T. Pomeroy left for Portland this
morning anil will return tonight with
his son Kav Pomeroy who was recently
operated on for throat trouble. While
tho operation was not serious, it was
thought best he should be home during
recovery,
AH stylos of Victrolu are sold by
th(, ',.,, ,,, ,:15 N,.,
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To take care of its increased husl-
ess, the Huggins Grocery Co., of 121
South Commercial street, will put on its
nn auto delivery licit .Monday morn-
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A HO OHICU1 DrUUll' IO. Will UUglll UOI'
ntions iu a few days at their factory,
2H1KI Cherry street. This is a new cu
I never advertise bai gains In glasses.
Nor do 1 claim to give something fi
H. K. White has bought the Insurance
business of H. C, Wright, which in
cludes mining other lines, the Alliance,
Northwestern Fire and Marine, Nation
al ('usually niiil Phoenix of Loudon.
Mr. Wright left a few days ngo with
his family for Long Bench where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. A. Dent, of McMinnvllle, has
arrived In Salem to take chiiopmctic
treatments from Dr. Reynolds, Hub
bard building.
i Ten nlilobodled men wnntcd to en
list in Company M this week. Recruit
ing office open eeiy day this week.
Free 'Frisco trip.
Tho big officials of the Hill systom in
the Northwest are on a tour of inspec
tion, stopping over for a few Inrirs iu
Salem this morning. Among those on
this tour are L. C. Gillmau, pesideut of
the Hill lines in the northwest; C, O.
.lenKs, general tuuuager; W. D. Skinner,
, traffic manager; J-. I. Dickson, superiii.
tendent of motive power; A. .1, David
sou, superintendent ; W. I1. Power, truv.
cling passenger agent. The parly left
for lOngeue this morning,
' I do not use drops or drugs In my ex
aminations of the eyes, us the use of
drugs In such cases is dangerous, nnd
often leaves a bud after effect. Dr. M.
P. Mendelsohn. Doctor of Oldies. SKI-
'211 v. s. iiunk building.
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The Howard Piano House can supply
your needs in anything in the Vietrolu
line. Wee them it 135 North Liberty
street.
A fire alarm was turned in at 12:40
this afternoon on account of the en
gine of an auto entchinK -fire by back
tiring through the carburetor. A chem
ical extinguisher put the fire out by
the time the fire truck arrived. The
auto belonged to V. H. Fariiuin, of the
i'ariium Karate at 2117 State street?.
There was no clatnnjje done.
The Howard Piano House sells the
J. and C. Fischer, Vose & Sons, Holiurt
j if. Cable, Knabe, Kinerson, nml many
other makes of the world's best jiinnns.
See them at 1,"!5 North Liberty street.
The postponed game of basketball in
the Commercial lenjrue will be jduyed
off tonight at the Y. M. C, A. cyinna-1
sium. The first game will be between
the Hnuser Brothers team and the Clip-'with
itul Business College, and for the sec-
onu contest rue viiur nnipps ami in e
Capital National Hiiuk will try con
elusions nnd the Bishops and Roth
Grocery Co. will conclude the perform-
;anee.
! Fresh comb honey, 15c cake. Very
i best grade creamery butter. 115c. Fancy
' I.Monopole canned goods, regular 25c,
I now seling for 2llc at the Hoggins grn
jtery, 121 South Commercial.
j Judge William Galloway is in Port
land today holding court in one of the
departments of the circuit court in that
county. Judge Galloway wus called to
j Portland Inst full to assist in clearing
.(lip a rush ot lawsuits in that county.
and the present trip is the conclusion of
'a number of similar cases. Judge Gal
loway expects to be in Portland the re-
in u i n 1 1 1-r of this week at least
Do not be misled. Dr. M. P. Men
delsohn will not clunge you one cent
. more tor your glasses tlnui you pay
; elsewhere. 'Besides, you get the bene
fit of his more than 32 years' experi
ence us a doctor of optics. Office 210
211 I'. S. Bunk building, Salem.
! A. M. Clough has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate. 01 David Shep
herdson, who died intestate in this
county November HI, 1SH4. The estuto
consists of personal property to the
Value of 50 and 1 1-2 acres of land
in this county valued at $il()0. There
are no lineal heirs of the deceased nnd
the nearest kin are Isnnc Shcpherdson,
a brother, of Kivington, Nebraska;
jNeth Shepherdsoii, n brother, of Hiver-
ton, Nebraska; und Hnnnn Smith, a sis-
j tor, of Snrdina, Indinnu.
Dr. Mendelsohn fits and furnishes
I the correct glasses for your eyes. That
is his specialty. He does not practice
t medicine, nor docs he use drops or drugs
of any kind. The giasses he supplies
'lire mude of the very finest materials
i t tint- can be produced nnd are always
guaranteed to givi satisfaction. Dr.
I.M. P. Mendelsohn, 210-211 l S. Bunk
building.
An even exchange of land valued at:"'""'1' lic provisions of the 11)13 law.
. 111,(1011.(111 has' been made between . 11,0 largest tux payers have not paid
Frank W. -Mick of Sublimity nnd Geo. j "1Xl'R y-'t cpt iu a few insti e
F. Peed of Coffey county. Kansas. For I ''"'"gk the tax ciVlectors have been
his 4S-acre fruit ranch near Sublimity, i '"'"y ""'' th officu was opened on
Mr. Mick takes an .M0-ncre tract, loca't-j February 1. It is probable that i the
ed near Burlington, Kansas. On ac- 1 ilst ""If of th tuxes are paid by April
count of the illness of one of his chil- I'11 there, will be no penalty charged
dren, Mr. Mick wus nil vised to move tn : 0,1 ,,' second half if paid before (Mob
il different climate, and with his fain- ('r
ilv he will leave next Momlnv. The 1 " "
deal was made through the office of J. I The 50,000 booklets "Willamette Val
E, Scott. i lev, Oregon" issued by the Willamette
o Valley Imposition essociiition were ship-
Special nieeMng of Salem
lodge, No. 4, A. P. & A. M
this evening. Work in the F.
C. degree. Visiting brethren
wcleitfiio. u
A marrinec license was issued ves-
tenlu.v to Holnnd S. Southwirk of this
' city and Mrs. Gtm-e Perkins of Soiling,
'Oklahoma. Tho groom is well known
I about this city and is the son of ex-
Councilman F. B. Southwick. This li
cense used up the Inst one in the book, !
which has been in use since November
! S, 1014, during w hich time but 105
marriage licenses have been issued at
the oltice of t.ie county clerk. This in-
diciitcs that the wiut r has been a bad
one for matrimonial ventug's. The
j month of June atone last year used up
( nearly all of one book from this de
i partinent.
I O. W. Johnson received word last
j night of the sudden death of his
daughter Mrs. Hose E. McElioy ill
I Portland, following an operation at the
Good Snmaritan hospital. Paul Johnson
I went to Portland hist night and will re
turn with the body this evening. I'ntil
word is received from a sou in Chicago,
no funeral arrangements will-be made.
I'ntil funeral arrangements are made,
the tody will be lit the undertaking
parlors of Higdou Kichnrdson. She
was the wife i.f Prof. W. E. McElroy
nnd leaves three children: George E
'21, if Chicago: Agnes Millie, 17, Slid
Karl. 10. of P Hand.
WEXFORD
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Robert Leonard and Ella Hall
In
"THE MASTER KEY"
in Two Part
The real action begins in this
number. See Frisco's China
Town. The biggest und best
produced story that has been
shown iu Snlem,
"The Girl"and the Spy"
A Drama of intrigue with
Francis Nelson
"Father Buys A Bale"
A Victor Comedy founded on the
popular "Buy a' Bale of Cotton"
movement.
The Best Show 5 Cents
LING OFFI
Probability of Referending
New Law Passed by Legis
lature Causes Difficulties
The tax collection business is full of
uzzliii situations according to Tax
Collector (ieiit;e I'aulus and County
Treasurer Draper anil the solution
seems to be n difficult mutter nn,l nrnli.
u,ly will depend upon time alone to
aWait further developments. To bc(rin
tile tax collector beu.au collecting
the penalty on the second half of the
taxes last year and was in joined frum
tins in a test case winch called for a
decision of the supreme court. The
supreme, court held that the penalty
oil the second half o" the 11)1.1 taxes
could nut be collected. Abont $1,000 in
penalties had been rollected by County
Tax Collector i'aulus, however, when
tnis decision wus made. This sum hail
been tinned over to the county treas
urer ami the county court refused to re
turn it to the tux payers. As the col
lections this year tiro being made under
the 11113 law a similar ease would un
doubtedly result in the same decision.
The litlo legislature passed a new tax
liny io cure the defect in the old law
nnd the bill is now in the hands of the
governor for his signature. The new
measure, however, curries no emergen
cy clause and in case the governor
isigns it it will not become effective for
00 days or until about Juno 1. The
n6w law proposes that there shall be no
penalties on the second half of the. tax
es but until June tho tax collectors will
lamv under the 1013 law which says
that there shall be a penalty of 1 per
cent per month for the unpaid second
half ut'ter April 1. This wi.ihl make n
period of 0O days upon which there
would he penalty and leave the remain
der of the. time from June I to Octobef
1 witnout a penalty. Tho county court
however, can decle.ro the penalty off un
til June .1 anil in that event there will
be no penalty for the unpaid second
half before the taxes become delin
quent in the fall.
Another element which enters tae
complication is the law recently passed
which returns the collectiiin of taxes
to the sheril'r. Theie appears to be a
strong sentiment against this and it is
practically certain that the measure will
be held up by u referendum petition un
til the people have a chance to vote
on the proposition at the special elec
tion to be held in November, 1010.
Attorneys differ on the provisions of
the 'uv ami tne tax commission can of
fer notkiug hut suggestions until the
miittur is definitely settled.
Jn the meantime- the taxes of Mnrion
county will be collected as in the imst
i,1,'" '' ''; ; "' fran-isco.
the Willamette Ve.lley association Iroui
their display iu the Oregon building.
T.ie shipment weighed il,0(KI puuuds,
Leota Tucker, a 10-year-old girl re
siding with her parents on Howell
Prairie, became angered because she
wus punished by her mother nnd packed
her grip and left home about 0 o'clock
Inst night. She spent the night at the
home of a friend in the neighborhood
'""t "'H1' and this morning if is
lie-
Move I she came on to Salem. Tile Sa
lem olice have been notified to be mi
the lookout for her.
H. Oilroy, H. L. Burt, L. Wilson,
Luke Price nnd L. H. M. Pierce, the
members of the Club bowling team, will
leave Salem this afternoon for Albany
to bowl the Albany teum in that city.
Next Sunday afternoon the Club and
Electric teams of this city are scheduled I
to liowi n mutch for the city champion
ship, each team having so fur won three
straight from the other.
West Salem Parent-Teacher
Association Met Last Night
The Parent Teachers' Association of
West Snlem held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon. Addrsses
were made by 11. ('. Seymour, of the
Dallas, county superintendent of Polk
county and by Mr. Griffith, who is in
terested in educational work,
Mr. Seymour ill his ndrress urged the
parents to encourage the children to
take greater interest in the growth of
home products, und general industrial
work. Mr. Griffith illustrated his
lecture with stercoptican views, show
ing what hnif been done by children in
growing home products, and urged them
to now begin taking an interest in then
exhibits for the slate fair next full.
The Parent Teachers' Association
meet iu West Snlem the Inst Wednes
day of each mouth.
Message From Sec'y Daniels
to Attache Not Delivered
Washington, Feb. 25. Knving been
halted, opnprently, by a foreign censor,
the message sent by Secretnry of the
Navy Daniels instructing Lieutenant
Commander Walter P. (ihernrdi. Vnitcd
States nnval attache at Berlin, to inves
tigate the sinking by mines of the
American steamer Evelyn, wns never
delivered, It wns learned this after
noon. The message was repeated to Berlin
by the wireless nt Tuckerton, N. J., ami
reached Ghernrdi.
Losing one's temper wouldn't be o
bad if the blamed thing would only
I sine lost.
Special
Tomorrow
Three 124c cans Minced
Clams 25c
Cottolene, medium "flOc
4 lbs curve-cut Macaroni 25c
3'; lbs Dried Peaches 25c
Creamery Butter 33c
Dried Apples, lb 10c
7 P. a Smelt 25c
855 North Commercial St. Phone 68
No Rent. Low Prices.
SENATOR BISHOP PLANS
TO HAVE EXPERT HERE,
Is Making Arrangements Tor Duncan;
Morrison to Talk to Marion Couuty
Boys on Agricultural Activities.
C. T. Bishop, proprietor of the Salem
Woolen Mills store and Marion county
seiuitor in the legislative assembly, is
contemplating giving about 2,000 farm
ers' boys of Marion county, and all
others who desire to take advantage of
the occasion, the treat of their lives
some time during the coming spring in
the nature of nn address by the Hon.
Duncan Morrison, minister of agricul
ture of the Province of Alberta, British
Columbia, one of the most noted author
ities on the practical principles of agri
culture, ill the world.
Senator Bishop had the pleasure of
listening to an address delivered by
Mr, Morrison at the recent Northwest
irrigation congress, held in Portland,
when he held the attention of over 000
men for more than two hours in a dis
cussion of the subject nnd Senator
Bishop stntes that through the medium
of the county school superintendents,
he intends bringing Mr. Morrison to
Snlem some time during the coining
spring nnd lnnkp arrangements for all
of the farmers' boys within a radius of
ninny miles to come to Salem and re
ceive the benefit of a two hours' talk
upon the subject of the fundamental
principles of agriculture. He has not
perfected his plans as yet but intends
to 'take the mutter up with the school
authorities very soon.
$ Court House News
COI'KT lIOrsE-Oliver lioisbeck wus
given a preliminary hearing in the jus
tice court this afternoon on a charge
of larceny. Keisbeck and Eminctt Per
ry were arrested last week on a charge
of being drunk and were given 15 days
because they beat up n prisoner when
thrown into the city jitil. The next
.morning they were put to wink and
both escaped, but when Keisbeck went
home his futher brought him buck to
jail. It is charged that they broke in
to the basement of Maurice Klinger
and took some liipinr that was stored
there. Mr. Klinger, who is a brewer,
was experimenting with the liipior and
had the bottles marked with the dates
and other information, nnd the bottles
were identified by him. Perry has not
yet been recaptured.
, A suit wus brought in the circuit
court this nfternoon by Kd Lytic
against M. Linnott. It is iillcged that
the plaintiff sold meat to the defendant
for the iinm of t!l!I.S:t, and that no part
of this sum bus beiMi paid. The plain
tiff seeks to recover the original sum
-iiml the costs nnd disbursements of the
action.
President Taft Announces
He Will Not Return to Politics
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 25. Former
President William H. Taft has not tin v
TONIGHT
ONLY
"Fall; and Mabel's
Simple Life"
Two Reel Special Production
Tomorrow and Saturday
"The Exposure" "
A Strong Two Reel Expose of
Modern Graft Methods
"The City of Darkness"
A Two Part Bronco Molodrama
The Latest World News Pictures
Mutual Weekly
Keystone Comedy the only
Comedies Made. '
"Getting Acquainted"
Teat in ing
Charlie Chaplin
6-
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6
BLIGH
Theatre
1A - The Show That -1A
tlt Pleases the PeopU 1UC
NEW JTODAY
T One cent per word each inter- T
I Copy for advertisements na- 1
t der this beading should be in by T
PHONE MAIN' 81.
WANTKD Seed potatoes. Phone 21-
. F-:i.
BJl.I.Y Expert wlndimr cleaner. Phono
not).
SPIX'IAI. chicken tamales.
Night l.unch.
Fred '
FOR WALK 50 fine hens. See A. K.
Zimmerman, Jiouto 0.
WANTED Kvery pel son in Snlem to
buy a Sulein-made broom.
IFOK KKNT -Housekeeping rooms. 505
j North High. Phone 012-M.
x;i:"v"r7 tyV Bar?r'
WANTKD Early seed potatoes. Phine
110. E. (I. Bun-ell, 1IIS0 Jefferson.
i WI1.E PAY CASH for hens or chickens,
j Phone tonight or tomorrow. Phone
527-H.
'wanted V
be cheap for cash. Inquire S01 Soutn
i i w en in.
WANTED To buy heifer calves from
3 to 0 months old. Address J. .
j care Journal.
;Fl KNISHKD housekeeping rooms, also
sleeping rooms, at 4Sli North Liberty.
I Phone KII0-W.
:FOR KENT rpto-dute 7-rnoni flat,
j close in. See H. B. Fleiiiilng, Phono
124. lies, phone 02.
I MIDDLE-AGED woman wants work an
I housekeeper, cosmlry preferred, Ju
i uuirc 171 Court street.
iFOU SALE Store fixtures, counters,
j showcases, scales, cash registers, etc.
j Cull 1.121 Hines street.
I Foil SALE Six-yeiirold horse. weight
i 1100; gentle, single and double,
j Cherry City Feed Stables. '
LOST Koynle Cafeteria meal tick"t,
bearing name of Tlielma Martin. Ke
i turn to Cafeteria. Hew erd.
WANTED To tiude, house and lot for
small stock of groceries or coiifue
tioncrv. Call 2:!:) N. Commercial.
FOH SALE Six year-old mare, blocky
built, very gentel; work liny place;
l.'tOI) Mis. '71i South Twelfth street.
jSIX-liOOM house for rent between
Chcinokcta and Court, on Fifteenth
I street. Apply 1417 Court. Phono
"liai.
WANTED Man to do small job-tint-.,
ing and varnishing iu exchange for
I board and room. Call 115:1 State
I
street.
i WE will ullow you the highest price for
i your used furniture in exchange for .
j new, Cnlef Bros., home furnishers,
Phone 503.
! FOH T HADE Some good
! lem property for farm
income Sa-
nronertv for farm or pasture
land; must be near Salem. Phone
1570WJ
FOH SALE Several good Jersey cowl
and heifers, fresh and to be fresh,
price from 45 to !75. A. D. Petty
john. Itoute 3.'
FOR SALE By owner, 15 acres fine
land, fenced and clear, rock road. .V
bargain if taken soon, i'hone 12L
liesiileuee phone 02.
FI'HNISH El) housekeeping rooms for
rent; modern. See Mrs. .1, I.. Peel,
100 I'nion, or at l'eetss Furniture;
store. I'hone 0M4 or 1007-.M.
FOH SALE Cheap, good gentle work
horse, about LIOII pounds; will take'
fresh cow in trade. Alex Tuinbull,
lioute 4, Snlem. Phono 05 F I:i.
WANTKD AMtitttaiit uli'iioKrapln'i-.
Alwuluti'ly niM't'ssury for tilirni)t 1-
lie ii nnoil sHlt'r. Apply, Htiitinn fitl
arv ('.vpct'tcil, Tost Ol'tii't1 Mux .")"), Su
lci) i.
VOH SA I.K ( lump, wihhU'H funks, pnx!
tut
Vmir
t'nr wntor Klonim in ntlicr purposi h.
two .'KilHI -khIuIii.
Cull SuIimu Brow-
cry.
Kolt SAI.K Iinm' nml int'uli' bur
luiilt, very nt'iilli1; work liny pWo;
clout in. St f K. B. Klomiu. riiurn1
Uo 2mhI-jiiiIm1ii, two 3i00-(fiiUln. Cull
NiU'in Browi'iy,
filiiiwi'nni'!, Hfiili'H, rnsli n'jin1ir, vU.
intiMittnii nt' return t life t politic, Ho
Hiiil nit liiniM'lf tmlny in un tnlilrrfx ilo
Iivrrt',1 lu-fnro tin Nutiuiml Kilucul iomil
Apsiicintinn in ecKhiim hero.
"I liud only remote connection h
politics when I 'Wuh in VtinhiiiKton, ' litv
MiM, ' nml tlmt ntretion will ho
more reniotp in tho future."
In his iiMror4 lie advocntod n nation
al bureau of oiluetil ton to inventitfiito,
the public school Hyxtem, pensions for
noil teacliettt, (jenenil education for nM
rcjanllcsH of vocation, and a check on
the theory of vocational tiuinin.
Detroit was clown as the taretiny
jnh'O for t))o l!tti convention.
MUSICAL SALEMt:S
or Toor.'' The instrument, is "Tuned"""
or It is out of tune. When "Tuned"
it iuesses that wonderl'iil facility of
moiliilntion. ennitliuK the artist t(
roiim nt will tlirounh the whole field of
tomiliticN. I tender this kind of liininU
service to Snlem niutticinns. 11. P, Kuck,
I'hone 2.'!.-4-J.
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