Daily capital journal., July 13, 1915, Page FIVE, Image 5

THE SALEM DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORF... TUESDAY, JULY 18, 19 1 5.
FIVE
Men's Clothing
Extra! Extra!
FOR YEARS 1915-1916
Si
Mr
i
Boy's Knee
$10.00 Suits 88.00
1 $ 8.50 Suits $6.80
$ 7.50 Suits $5.90
A Line of
Men's Suits
Vclnes from $15 to $22 now
$10.00
Men's Trousers
Less 20 per cent
Men's Golf and
Negligee Shirts
$1.50 values $1.29
$1.25 values cJ8c
$1.00 values .70c
75c values 49c
Men's Genuine Porus
Knit Underwear, 50c
value . . :5c
B. V. D. Underwear, 5Qc
value 39 c
Men's Wash Ties,
2 for 25c
F1P.E BLIGHT IN POLK.
Mr. (.'. K. Stewart, fruit inspector in
l.une county, and one of tho best in
formed horticulturist in the state, was
Ye LIBERTY
TODAY
Wednesday mid Thursday
The Vivacious
ELSIE JAMS
la
"BETTY IN SEARCH OF
A THRILL"
Wntrtn by Hexsel.
South American Travel
Series No. 8
'Where Ton Alwyi 8 the
Best Picture."
rrjf
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN
"HEARTS IN EXILE"
10c Oregon Tomorrow 10c
S25.00 Suits $18:75
S22.50 Suits $16.85
$20.00 Suits $13.00
$17.50 Suits $13.10
$15.00 Suits $11.23
$12.50 Suits $ 9.35
BOYS' SUITS WITH
LONG PANTS
$18.50 Suits $1383
$17.50 Suits $13.10
$15.00 Suits $11,25
$12.50 Suits $ 9.35
$10.00 Suits $ 7.50
$ 9.00 Suits $ 6.75
Pant Suits
$675 Suits $4.75
$5.00 Suits $3.75
$4.00 Suits ..'.....$3.20
$3.00 Suits $2.40
IDE
Guaranteed
Skirts
CKarming creations sure to
please tlte most fastidious.
Guaranteed color fast, perfect
fitting, to wear satisfactorily.
$1.50 and up
TRY SALEM FIRST
alm eommtmeiAL club
ill Kiekrenll on Wednesday, coming
hither for the purpose of adding to
his dairy herd. To a representative
ol Tho 'observer Mr. Stewurt said
there was much fire blight in this
neighborhood, and that measures should
be taken to cia. urate the ev il, it being
t ne most greatly feared of all orchnid
diseases. While at Salem on Monday
M.r. Stewart ton I that even the trees
in the cnpitol i ounds wore infested
fcith tho disease, whi'll is now preval
ent in several ci uties of the Willam
ette valley, lu the Kiekrcall section a
survey was made, and it was found that
the disease hud a string hold them m
several orchards. Ai cording to Mr.
Stewait the only positive way of pre
venting an infected tree from standing
as a constant source of danger to neigh
boring trees is to remove ami burn it.
Tins actim has been tnkru ill Lane
enmity to a considerable extent with
the r'e-ult that through persistent ef
fort on the part of the inspector the
disease is will under control there. In
the counties of Station, I, inn and I'ulk
the disease is s uttered, but without im
mediate atiention it is likely t i spreud
to every section of the valley Dulla
Observer.
ITUHMAN NOT WARNED.
New Voik, duly 13. A If llavman. n
o-inte of the iate ( narles r roLmun,
todav denied 'hat anyone called at the
thentriml producer's oftue mid wiirmd
him not to take pa-sage on the l.usi
(nun. Ilavn an's denial was ma le in
connection with the b-tter signed
"I'earco" receive 1 by a New Orb-mx
ni wspacr in w hi. h it a nsert'-d
Kralik Holt. .1. I'. Morgan a"ilnt.
had warned r'r'i'iri.aii.
'Ill ik
New Official Publication Larg
er and More Complete
Than Its Predecessors
The new "Oregon Wtie Vtouk" for
the years lUU lii, which linn just been
compiled under tho uirectiou of Secre
tary of Stat Oleott, has been complet
ed and the first copies came off the
press this morning in the finished form,
bound and ready for distribiitiu'i. it
is tiie largest (being A3 pages larger
than the issue for DlUS-141 and most
complete official directory and book f
ready reference that has ever beeu is
sued, and contains much more informa
tion of a state, comity and national na
ture, frmt an official point of view,
which will make it a very alnable
handbook of information tor the citizen
and husincs.i man as well as au
ii. lie
ponsilile reference nml text book for the
public schools.
The blue book contains li'2 pages, in-j
tistical and historical matter, and is!
issued in rcspinse to il popular demand
as created by its predecessors, two pub
lications of which liuw Heretofore been
issued and both at the expense of the
department of state. The issue of 11MS
11 proved so inm-li in demand that the
original run ot lLl.nO'i copies proved m-l
Hdeipiiite, nml a second editiui was run
of lil.iuiil copies. The last legislature,
ill recognition of the usefulness of tho
booklet, made an appropriation to cover
the cost of same, and '.'O.IKIII copies of
this year's edition will be printed.
Much of tho work ii; connectiou witn
the compilation of the new booklet was
performed by 'ot. .1. II. Cradlebaugh, of
this city, and the compilation was tin
ishi'd by the office force of the state
secretary.
Sunc of the new features of the new
blue book, briefly enumerated, are:
Organization of the provisional govern-;
incut, by (icorgo II. l.iines: outline map1
of the stale -bowing the area of all of
the counties; classified statement of
lands in Otcgoii, J'roin the Oregiei A I -
muiiac; descri)dioii and boundaries of
the newly created .leffcrson county; j
revision of the constitution to date; j
new half tone cuts of state institutions;
official roster to July 1; ipialil ications I
ot voters, by 1. II. nn Winkle, deputy
attorney general; popular and electoral
vote for presidents, litl'J election, by
states, iiiui the vote cast for president
in Oregon, by counties; initiative and
referendum laws to late; table of tip-
1 propriatueis, 1111:1-11 anil 1915 16; pop
ulation of the state, by coiintifs, and
Hid of the largest cities of the I'nited
States; list ot state aided institutions;
'oflieers of the territorial and slate gov
ernnient to date; list of newspapers
published in the state, mid complete list
I of post n' tiies in the state.
HERE'S NEW VIGOR FOR
OVERWORKED STOMACHS
Daniel .1. Try. (he popular druggist,
has been in the drug business long j 'Sm h an attitude, ill these all too
enough to have his own opinion of the ; eomun rciul tunes is one that be 1111 in
I best wiiv of selling medicines. He savs I "l'i'u,i',n ""r ""K '' "'"I a le
the plaii adopted bv Mi-o-na, the greiitrs"" "' ;lu' b'e cinineiit right of i.h s
pepsin remeiiy, is
ever heard of. He doesn 't believe thnt
a medicine ought to be paid for unless
it does the user ssmie good. And Mi-o-na
is sold under u positive guarantee
til relieve dyspepsia or to refund the
money. Vou simply leave .10 cents on
deposit with Daniel ,1. Kry and if, utter
you have used the boi of Mi-o-na you
dyspepsia reinedv. is the fairest, hit hal"w" '""' r.v. " Vun Us citi-
uccioe nun h nas none you no goon, nllican be referred. The secretary said
you have to do is to tell linn so and he that while snog, 'ions are now' bung
will return your money, ! received they mu-t bo referred to var
Hundreds of people have been relieved j ions' bureaus', ali.-.oly overeriwded with
of stomach agonies bv using this re- routine wink, mi l such ideas cannot
markalile remedy. It is not simulv a
i rued digester; it la a medicine that tints
all of the digestive organs into iioiiual
condition and gives ruddv, glow ing, vig -
i ormis health. A change for the better
i will bo see a after the first few doses
!of Mi-o-na, uud its coiiliiiui'd use will
i soon give the power to tat anything at
any tune and not suffer distress alter
I vvurd.
Mro mi is suld under a ositive guar
titifc t,. reinit.i in, : .i
foot cure. This is the tg..,t proof I '"'I'" ""u,t
t tl.ut ca be offered as to the merit of'1'"""
1 the medicine. I L
Nothing lessens a man's siiccena iti
his work or u wionnn's lascinatiuv iwi.
I siiiality more than a weak stomach,
with it attending eviln. Itw .Viotia
! uud sen how nun h more there is in life.
Elks Crowd Los Angeles
For Annual Convention
l.os Angeles, ( nl., July 12.-Nine
mine dolegiitu a or Klks Arrived Uxrr
today f,,r tho II. I', o. K. grind lodge,
whu h o,eti, tonight at Trinity auditor
ium. The sun Jiii-gu 'ouliugi'iit was
.tun first. OtheiK were Kansas ( itv,
n two divi-iolis, Kan. as stale, W.iit',
Kansas. Montana, 1'itt-bnrg, New Or
i leans and I '.,'(,r.l..
One of tlm biggest cabtircts ever a
setublcd 3 s hti.lulcd to cu'ertaiu the
visitors at I'asa leua. for whuh city sev
eral rrnwdi-l spei ul electric traiiii de
parted nt !i :in a. in. Jn the afternooa
a .lioto play carninil was planned for
the entertainment of Klki at the sta
biiiii hi-ri'.
SUCCESS Or A MEDICINE.
AM tilings succeed wlioh will a real
no-1; that a -b.. t.ir is kept busy day
and night proves Ins ability and skill;
that l.v lia K. I'mkbain ' Vi getable
' iinmnid is sold in en'irriiwus iiuau-1
titirs in alinc-sl every city, tow a uud
h in nt in Aiii.-ro n and in foreign
ouiitrns well roves its Hurtl. and!
S'lTra sre fu bd -.ervwh. re who tidi
of health retimed l-v its liM'.
l.os Augebs f"irs: Aithiii.gh,
llo.-rta oh-t o I nitcJ Slates i.jr '
vni.'aiire. Ins oh -ct.on i r.ot fuuadcii
uu fear if Icy .) fug.
WASHTA D ALTON AND HER MULAMUTE.
At the Oregon, tulav only, on Kskimo film, entitled " l'uiutuek 's Awaken-
nig, a picture tai.cn troin points licyond the Arctic circle to Scuttle, and
!se
Mi'iiH , I'uiu.muiiui aim ir;iiu,)in
in
ison on her film at
the Alliandun.
,
WILL HARD SURFACE
DRIVEWAYS AROUND ;
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
x.xeuvntion work was n gun vesur
j day afternoon fur the nnpioeniciit of
j the driveways on the uoitli mi l south
j sides of the court house square with
hard surface pavement, under the direc
(ion of lioadninster W. .1. Culver, It
j is propose d to improve th.-.-e ,li ivew avs
i with usohultie cuiicrcte wivcaiciit vvlin-h
is being manufactured by Hie plant uu
der lease bv the eniiuiv. The lead
ways will be dug out to a depth of
about a foot, 11 good, solid foundation of
crushed rock and gravel will 1 1 1 , n be
llliit lllld 11 surface lit' live inrlii... ,,t
hard surfacing will be put on. This will I
prove not only a great convenience
traffie in and out of the couit house
but it will save great amount of labor
ill tho up keep and add greatly to the
nppeurnnce of the couit house sur
roundings. s Greatest
Inventors To Be
On U. S. Navy Board
(Ontimied from t'age Out.)
calculated tn carry out experiments un
der direction of those suggesting them
after they have beeu approved.
"It is an important matter and
should bo put under way at once. The
Kuropean vuir has m rved to bung lit
toutiuD to the tact that iiiiinv American
ideas nml invention huve lie. 11 allowed
to slip by, and if ilus matter is put oil
I until the war is ver there is danger
I of it being forttiiMoti.' '
j In his lelter to Kdison, Secretary
Daniels expressed admiration tor tae
$ investus attitude 111 ret using to turn
Ills inventive geiiiua to warlike rah
.ll' ls, etccp; at the dill of his conntiy.
'.ens have thai vill
no 01 Heme noons
belief it. to us nil.
Daniels then e laineil that his idea
for the creation of a bourd of civilian
invent', s and eneineers. He said he
In In vod such a i' I'llrtniciit of nui ii J
tion and dev cliip'i.'-ut should he cstali 1
lished to which ot -as and suggestion. J
either from the -ervice or civilians,!
alwnvs be uivi-n the attention deserved,
"What I want to ask is if
Will
Mill
he willing, as a -ervice to vmir
; '' t' net as ndw-er to this binrd
. ""' h tliiio.s as- seem to vou to
" value, but
l'"t epnppcd
Ii We are not lit pros
iiivesiigiite, ami u - o
your own utagnitt
I invi'iitioii if v on
Other men n
' possible inemlic'hl
' hero toda v v. en-
. t'ti..i i ,,. ....i. i
eel it worth while. '
i Were suggested for
i on the new board
Henry Kind, Nikola
inul rrote.sor
SPECIAL
Today and Tomorrow
Gussie Rivals Jonah
Special 2 Heel Keystone Coinedv.
The biggest l.t '!h producer evi r
in Salem.
The Day of Reckoning
T" reel 1' iture Ann ri an.
The Smuggler
Two r'-c.' of n.-itemrnt.
Exploits of Elaine
The
liow
i "trurtive
la Palein
picture
wei kiy.
l.o
8-EEEIJi, ALL BPECIAL-S
BLIGH Theatre
Adults ID
EIOOEST AND
hibtri B V
BEST SHOW
Conn uk, Bcyiuiun Ttmrsday. for
3 VlQliOSTA.t
llrnrJt Ibsen' i jensitlorul itwy,
a Mutual Ma-iterplrtur la five
pirta.
X
r
nature. Mrs. I'ulton will lecture in pet-
Dallas Chautauqua
Held Splenlid Session
1 ' 'a j -1 ti'. 1 .too. inul Spe, inl Service.
Dallas, tire., duly The third an
nual eliaulainpia tor Dallas closed Sat
urdav evening with a re. -ord breaking
eiovvd in at Viulaiiee, a huge del. gatuiu
of piople fruu Mollliiuiitll, Indcpcud
enco and Kails fity being pri'seiil. The
enlertainmeiit by the Swiss Alpine Vod
le s, the fust number on the evening
progiaiu. was voted one of the best
ntl raet ions 011 the entire program for
then session, Kvelvn I'.aigelt. the car
toonist. I'lso phased her Miidiciue verv
uiiieh. '1 he anxietv felt by tae chilli
tauiiiii hi. ing people at the beginning
of this v.ar's eiilerlainn-.eiit that this
would piobnbly be the last chautainpiu
in Dallas was dispelled at the last 1110
)(.m. .-.iiiiKuo m:l:iii niii-n nil" IliailUge-
iiii'iii 01 1 no eliaulainpia Hssoeialion an
iioiiuccd thai the riipiiied nuiulier of
fichc;s insuring 11 rcliini of the ciiaii
tnuiiia to Dallas next year had almost
been pledged. The program this year
contained some of the best eiitorluin
nients ever prcontcd t,, ilie people ol
mis viciniiy, ami witn lull lew exce
!;;;
tions 1 no nig majority ot the iuhiil
niiis wnui ine I'.insou unite ciiaiitaiioua
in Dullas 111 I'.ilu.
Ocorga Stuilh Burled. J
Funeral services over the remains oil
the Into lieorge Sunt n, the aged father
of Charles iiiid I). A. Smith, of tlnsj
city, were held from the family hoinci
near liiclircall Sunday nioriinig at III!
o'clock, lliinul toiili pltno in the Ktnnj
ceuicteiy. Among the Dallas people ,
who attended the funeral were Charles
Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Willi1
Siniontoii, D. A. Suiiih, llolbs Smith,!
II. C. Craven and Miss Mae Ma.xtield,
Dr. A. II. SiHil'iuk nml llreive iibson.
O.A. C. Recipe for Home
Made Loganberry Juice
The II. A. I . M inis out the full.,
iing
lecipe lor miming iionie uiiiile logan
berry juice, t In- Ihl'l 1 1 1 i -1 'pieni liel
for tin giiii:
Take tnsl,, clean, npe logallle I I ICS
and heat to tin boiling point with msl
enough water to keep I nun binning;
remove from the fne at mice and
strain throuj;h a
the ,jlli''o, svm-c'i
of sugar to i to Ii
Ilie stove utd lie
ing point. n,. I,
into ri-aily i h an.
and si-al liiimedia
or pop but lie me
sack.
T.-.l,e
cull
three p,,,.n,b
s. i I n. k Mt
gallon,
.ii lout
ttnig it
I IM.d to
to l. Ih, ;
bo,!, p...,, ;
llled liollles
ouiiion h..la
ir t ins pui
gum
pose, to I k. .l i.'id s.-nl.d w 1 1 1,
pill II I'll lie; Ol', glass t I .III Jills sealed j
ill the usual way. 'I he buttled juice i
IS tllell set llft.iV in U cool and divi
place, wl.i ti' it v.ill keep .,r u long
t line. Wl.eli tt a lit ed for u- e it i. 1
I k.
tiuu
i simply pound lloni the bottles, dl
j I'. led to taste, aiol II is tin II II tit
to(dtiak tor a p-iiioe. lion t hi v-onr stir
hi-.plus bi rru - po to wnste if vou like n
good soft drink. Make sot I tin in j
- nitu iuo e tor tain- urn
Appeal To Pope To
End European War
I . iiiim, July I :. 1 he An I b.
of i 'mem nut i, Milwaukee and '1
-hop.,
old'.
llllfcc U pi llled to Dupe llcnedli I to Use
!llN iullliclir-l to k cp the t'tutcd Stales
out of the b'lropcan war, n nling to
the Iionie coricpoii'lctit of the I. Venn g
Tunes.
Tl.e pop,' ii, onoteij ns
nlii rui toling
in ri'ply that the tiiuriimi pn-ln'e
i U
upon tin. wisdom of I'tctdcnt S ils.
Ml,r pl-toi-f.il Itltilitiolis lire w
known.' Hi lioiincs strongly urg
loyalty to tin ir nlopt.d miry I y I.
man A u.c r i it ns.
TIIEIB OOLDEN WEDD1NU.
i Mr. aiol Mt- .1. W. fse.- cciel.iat.d
jthe f.Mulh IH.IM vcisurv of loeir We 1
' ding, -i.iel.l . .1 d v I. St the In.loe ot ,
I their da.ii htef, Mrs. -'red Vi,i ,!
h.i.ing lueii ii.ro-. I Julv 4, l-' l, nt
Itlie Isrtri lioltic of Ms See 's in.!.!..
'Mr. itiol 'd's. .Ii' ','i loos, icur Mm -j
sesan, Vv j.- onsin.
loviis mm ad for lis go-.'s. 'I Ii
long tillile hi'lilHOl Oil' tlicS III Oic '.pell
air wire prof is, . do-oi.i'ed iHi sw-i I
fas lili l (in), an! white tusi-n, wi'h t o
, mast p.g ,' n i ri k the ciuit" r '. the
table. I l.e lad ' solving 1 1
i iving
wen :
Mr,
1 1
.1 Wnll.r
Mt. 1'iHtik
Mr. A. 1 1
, Mr- li"
Mi
Harry I', ,ni , ug,
j M r, Jul, 11 r w.Hi
Mr-. I.d Va.lnt
I Vrrgl Ii. M bs I,
ta
lie Ills illl
. Nun a V' Ig' ti.
1 '1 1 1 f.grili.lnt
I, lnts were I ."
' -ri. Liti vi. i 1 la .-1-1
,r;i' s wit ;s 1 ri
fv ar,-l 1 jl.itiii.i
" """I -
I In 1 h it 'u h . r,
form eiar d w ,'h I
-d i'h f cr is SI; I 1
I program w a 1.
I serv er.
srl 4 of lb
With I1,','
'hilt a I wuv
.- I. I br ih
,!..h's th,:
fill).
I !
' g Nrot ,i
,e. V I ii .
I. A'.f.ra
OREGON
Today Only
That Eskimo
Photo Play
Novelty
"Emetuck's Awakening"
Depicting the inner life of Alaska Eskimos, has
been secured for a one day's engagement. VAS11TA
DALTON, its author and producer, herself a "sour
dough," requires no introduction to former Alaskans.
She conies direct from a week's showing in crowded
houses, at the EMPRESS in PORTLAND and in
SEATTLE, the audiences including practically all
the old Alaskans resident in the two cities. This
scenic, educational and dramatic motion picture was
taken between Point Harrow and Seattle, by Mrs.
DALTON, WHO WILL APPEAR IN PERSON,
garbed as an eskimo, and lecture upon her great
picture.
YOU CAN AFFORD TO LET EVERYTHING
SLIP IN ORDER TO SEE THIS.
The Metro features THOMAS JEFFERSON in
The Shadows of a Great City
Pathe Colored Scenic
10c An Unusual Attraction 10c
'Bryan Holds Reception
Clad In Bathing Suit
On California Beach
llcimosii Ilea. Ii, I 'ill, , Inly 1 Mill e -
I'oot, clad in a dripping balhiug soil.
over which n liulit diisler was ilriiied,
:!;!
::t
and Willi an ol. felt hat on I he bail
of his head, William ,1, Hrvan, lonner
secretary of slale, greeted a big dele
L'iLliiiii of adiiiilerM ill the idiie of the
surf here llns iil'leriiooii.
'i i , ..r.i;..ti., .1 I, 1
all around, while his two grand ehildien
clung to the skirls of his coal. It was1
one of the most inloriiial rci options in
his career,
dust bcl'nre meet ing the delegation
IT.Miu took a surf oath In Hie ptcsctice.
of several hundred speelulurM. Despite
his ussctliou that he would not go in
bulbing "with a band" Hie shorn win
black with people when Hivan pul in
an n "-in ii He dropped lial and
i- ill t on the bench lllld plunged holillv
into a coluber. Tln-rc was nu nnao-di
ate ontbiiisl of Ii ii ti I -lapping. ScmiuI
pails of field glasses were levelled at i
tlie N'cliiasliah, while he swam aadf
lit -lak t leads bill I ,1 mill I'V . '
A sl. cd if he I I.H d to inal.c . Iiall '
llliopia spcci lies in Ilie north acsl, III v an
siud he noiibl go In I'olliuiol allci
visiting Sua Du'ipt am! seeing ;i.ei 1'ian '
Cisco a,.'uu and (lint scvt.il .lu iltju
'pin dales in lit, .'.in and W.i-hiueion
wete under i o n .. i . Ic t at ion No ib finite'
II I I II !lCi":ei!s liaM' iei In.l-I t, lC
sill. I.
Estate Of David Ecclcs
Defendant In Suit
rorlland, ire., Julv Dl, I lie i
Ii it by the l ,ti- David ;, , I, ,,t 1 1
I 'tali, w hn h is under at luck by
lieildes, who seeks II shale 1'T hi1
slate
.den,
Mrs
son,
cilll
stilt
ving
ash
; the
;1::;;:":;1:::,::;:
I Ol f I .cell s
ll'l'clnbilit in .
ttlcl ill federal court today inv
s.ulill ncics of laud, mid f lon ooo
for timber removed from them I
Oregon I. umber riuiipany some hum
ago.
'I lie a' lion n dnv cnti 'lst, i ,,f the ti
nig of a bill of renvoi, asking Huil
Mil' I. ccles estate be llili'le 11 pa 1 1 v III II
gov eminent suit to rccovei the land nnd
ll.ol.e V .
I'll government alleges that tin'
laiids win' prociiiid f rnudoleal Iv in
llllil but no suit could be filed v.tlim
Hie ,11 year alliliite of I Mil 1 L.I I I " II be
the s
1 r v uu
tint il
11 r .ttitute of Itlllltlittoll be
th" eoiiipanv Wi'le not filed
"Ill'Ute of Ii m il il! "ill hud
tin
run.
I'. itv thn
e atetits lire
idv.d.
ALBANY MAN KIU.E1).
Albany, Oie , July I I. Hiiown
to-nth a mowing inn -hme when a t
of tinr-M-i lii-i'iiiiii' frigi tciied nnd
uwav, lain. l c III ill", VI, nf I tnsl
lu
ll in
ill 11
lie,
was kilbd todiiv. Mi llri'le w.m
ge. siitne disiiiti'-e hi ross u rough
and thmiitdi s mil f. 10 e
bug
field
FOR RENT!
Two Office Rooms
Beat location in
Salem.' Inquire of
Dr.W.A.Cox
;J03 State St.
If
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NEW TODAY
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On cent per word ack lnir t
no II.
Copy for idTertlsemruU ai
der this heading ihoulj bt in by
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Si n II. V. .lolinsoii. July 111
I'l lfNIslll'D , , i,,,,, fr ,("
' lose in. I'hone IsJ ,,r C(sii j (f
l-'nli
s w,i;
I 'ne vv agon i , ,
I'hotiii loo M,
hay uud
July bl
wood uu k.
I-nit
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sai.i-:
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Two flesh
bos In. I.
l.'i and
July 1-1
mi! m.m.i
l I Wink
C. I.I 111 I.M
(cam, must bo
ad w a v. .Ilvbl
sold at
nil
WAMI'.D billable
liii b II or IL'?,
ci wanted.
I.lllll II
in. I I'loni.
ctte sinok
July bl
W A NT I D
good ,
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olo
totis uf
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In ht stinvv D.
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d biige.y
r r v I i ' y
July I.I
lor inl
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1 1,
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I liilllilev
"lentil tllli lion
V It U Dion , Sji
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eug
li II
l.'".'ANi.;; s
home 111 1 ,-11 1 s pi
evening I ," Hi M.
'bin
d at your
I'hotie ttioi
Jul) M
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and v el
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IJ
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1 1
in
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lig 111! in
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I iw 111 1 1 .111 lor
and put ing fo
bv 1 ih
woman
Willi i.nc 1 Inl.i
a. liOONi
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NPU
I lob 1 w I v 1
iiv elm nt s, two
n a -i'ioib:c, .
loiilhal.
I 111
' an
W AN Hill Klderly woman for ligiil
house woili in 1 lain bono for board,
loom and small wages, Vviito l.ii
ln.i-pcii,. toe, lllegoii. July 1,1
i hi m:r- ? r -i
Iwilbng, largo
I IT IllOlltll.
lot, gijl'il lihitlioll, 7
I'hinie ( atey I'. Mart, 11.
I'liiiiui 4I'J.
N A I D iN Al, . a-h r.-,. t, ,, . I
show, ilse, 1 1 :.' ; t .: '1 I o l.l k ,
d"i w 11, I 1 v pi w liter, 1 1'.; 1 1
wi 1I1 r, l "1. Ii .'i H ... , 1 h 1 ,
, U foot.
I'', bo
tvp.
11 a. iT' in I
Julv I '
I-'OH IIK.NT- .Niielv fniti-hcd
e"
loiini in irivule home. D.itti udioiil
ing Ko.,r block -1 troni l.add 4 ilush
biink. Hoe or two gctitliunen pre
tcirid. Addle cm,, Joiiinal. !f
HAI1TI.KT .'.,is want. I. We aie in
tns market to contract for largo or
small ipautitKS of llorllil peai'il.
I inl al olo rsi.ite street, opposite
cunt liioise. I'h.ine ,',i. Dinger Kiuil
o. Julv.,1
W ll.l, , ,
Ii in anv
any good property to
lo,"I li.w n on the coa it
lege. A . leii.li l hoi,,,. In H,-
Mill 'III.'! i"Oil l.,, Ii I III II, II
tei an. I'l.o o wnith i l.'c'O; w.U
b r I " I. AdilreM I. II , itio
;; f nab
01' .b
.int. 1 o ,1 1 11 n
a -i t.int cook.
x r'.trr, ail I 1
' "lor llbl-u'l, clc ,
, . 1 .1 1 I t, ni-H. I),
.inly 1 r
id for tale, a
Want Ad will nil it.
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