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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOV.' 22, 1916.
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SALEM'S CHRISTMAS STORE .
This big store is rapidly acquiring the Christmas appearance and spirit of
the season. Holiday goods are being displayed in each section. In choos
ing gifts for Christmas giving at thi3 store you have the advantage of pick
ing from large assortments and at prices that smaller stores cannot du
plicate. Buy your Christmas goods at Meyers' "The Store of the Chri
stmas Spirit." ,
A GIGANTIC CLEARANCE OF
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SUITS
If you need a suit or want an extra one, by all
means see this big offering of stylish, up to the minute
garments at tremendous reductions. High class tail
ored suits of fashion's favored fabrics in colorings
that will suit most anyone.
Women's and Misses' Suits, formerly priced up
to $35.00, choice $15.00
Entire Stock of Suits included, former prices up
to $50.00, choice HALF PRICE
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Large show
ing of Xmas
Slippers
Shoe Sect'n
All Around Town
Aov. . 2.i. Annual taxpayers
meeting auditorium high
COMINGEVENTS
TONIGHT.
Xov. 22. Odd Feiiows' annual
home coming.
November 22. Class Ituoni The
atre, at opera house-
Nov. 22. Monthly meeting of
Commercial Club.
school. 8 p. m
Nov. 24. Lecture at Public
Library, on "Health Insur-
ance," by Dr Bobbins of U.
of O.
November 27. Arabiun Knights
club banquet.
Xov. 27. "Fair and Warmer"
at opera house.
Nov. 29. Union Thanksgiving
evening services, First M. E.
church.
November 29. Cherrian Jitney
Dance at armory.
' Dec. 3. Elk's Memorial serv-
ices, opera house, 2:;)0 p. m.
Dec. 4. City Election.
Dec. 4-9. Third Annual Marion
County Com Show.
ma Libhy, a dressmaker, of Jefferson;
James J. Blum, a farmer, of Mehainn,
and Ethel I. Boss, also of Mehama, and
Albert Daniel Pettyjohn, a farmer of
ftalem, ami .Mary i,. Mdser, also of Jef
ferson.
Tine draperies, many new effects. C.
S. Hamilton, house llimislier.
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Charles Harpool and C. II. Ekin were
fined $10 each in the police court this
morning for being intoxicated Inst
night.
E. L. Stiff & Son have an ad on page
2 that is an eyeopener to anybody look
ing for house furnishings, etc.
The river fell .1 of a- foot yesterday
aid now the guage registers .7 of a foot
ubove. The precipitation was .12 of an
inch yesterday.
Expert furniture packers furnished
and goods stored at niost reasonable
rates by E. L. Stiff &,Son.
CAR5 Of
Any KiriD
Any TIME
x01d furniture- recovered and made
new. ('. S, Ilamillon, house furnisher.
Even sawdust is valuable nowa
days n ml the Spnulding Logging com
pany is erecting a sawdust bin capable
of holding 150 Kinds.
Earl Race is confined at his home
with ii severe case of grippe but would
like your vote Dec. 4 for city recorder.
Navel oranges will now take the place
of Vnleiicitm from southern California.
A ear o'f navels from Tulare county.
California, will arrive heic tomorrow.
E. L. Stiff & Son ave showing 2 beau
tiful patterns of dishes in their win-
do A 42 piece set with cery range
sold from now till Thanksgiving.
Willard Mclnturff, of Marshfield,
formerly a circulation manager of the
Capital Journal and a graduate of the
The second amended complaint In the Wi'Ja.mfit,e ""'versify college of law, is
action on a promissory noto of $131 , , .V " v" "r.a " ' " ",c '""
brought by t - IS. Lamport against Henry
J. linker and Fred Anderson was filed
this afternoon. '
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glassc
l eorrectly. U. S. Bank. Bid,;.
At the weekly meeting of the Elks
tomorrow evening, five candidates will
come un for initiation. The member
ship of the lodge is now getting close I
to the (00 marK. j
Cherrian dance committee attention! j
you are requested to meet at 7:."!0 this:
p. m. at the Commercial club room.j
Paul 11. Stege, chniriunn.
Henry W. Westbrook, of Portland, is
ui the city to deliver an address this ev- I
cning at the Odd Fellows' hull on the;
occasion of the second annual home-Coin-1
ing celebration. He is grand muster Vf
this jurisdiction of the X. O. O. F.
The repair and upholstery force at
10. I.. Stiff & Son's is working over
time but there are lots more i;oml men
they will hire if necessary, so take
your work to them.
- WANTED,
Household Furniture. Woodry
the Auctioneer will pay highest
cash price for same. Phone 511.
PIANO TUNING
First-elass work. All kinds
of repairing. All work guar
anteed. Twenty-five years'
experience. Lcavo orders at
Schnffer Drug ttore, phone lit".
Residence phone 14ii5.
J. E. HOCKKTT,
I 915 Highland Avenue.
sit
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Dr. F. H. Thompson of 416 Bank of
Commerce bldg., specializes iu Eye,
Knr, Nose and Throat. tf
X PERSONALS ' :
J. T.. Ambrose, of .Monroe, was in the,
city Toesday.
Miss Essie Prime, of Falls City, re
turned horn yesterday.
Airs. Harrison Jones was iu tho city
yesterday from Ucrvnis.
Sherman Swank, of Aumsvillo, was
in the city this morning.
Mrs. K. D. Smith, of Jefferson, was a
S.'ilem visitor yesterday.
Dr. Faireliild went to Gervais this
morning on professional business.
W. (i. Bnker and wife were Portland
viators yestordny, registered at tho
Bewai'4. , , iiV
Mrs. S. M. Oeorge, of Portland, is vis
iting a few days in the city with
friends.
. J. N- Gajikill, of this pity, was in
Portland yesterday and registered at tho
Imperial hotel.
MiHi Alice Peterson returned yester
day to her home in Aumsville after a
week' visit in the city.
B. A. Case, of Mill (iity, is hero todny
to appear as a witness iu the Hazard
Tucker ease on trial before Judge Gal
loway. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Dabney, of Hood
River, are iu the city: cn route to Cali
fornia. Mr. Dabney was formerly in
BORN
COPLEY To Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cop
ley, 120(1 Leslie street, Tuesday, No
vember 21, 1910,' a daughter.
HICIKOX To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G.
Hiekox, 315 South Fifteenth street,
jHOuuay, November 20, 1UJO, a son.
Air. llickox is deputy recorder.
OLD-TIME COLD
CURE DRINK TEA-
Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Ten, or as the tiermnn folks
call it, "ilamburger lirust Thee,'.' at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoon fill
of the tea, put a cup of boiling water
upon it, pour through u sieve and
drink a teacup full at any time. It is
the most effective way "to break a
cold and cure grip, as it opens the
pores, relieving congestion. Also loos
ens the bowels, thus breaking a cold
at once.
It is inexpensive and entirely vege
table, therefore linrmless.
SAWS IS FINE FOR
The funeral services of 'Werner Broy
mnn, who died Monday were held this
busineam here and will remain here to morning from the Breymnn home ou b'82
attend the annual homo-coming of the otate street, the services were con
Odd Fellows tonight.
ducted by the Rev. Willinm J. Elliott of
the Unitarian church, Portland. "The
Parrish Hinges by reouest of tho fain
ily, as she had sung this song at the
funeral of .irs. Breymau several years
ago. A quintette, composed of Mrs.
John Roberts, Mrs. Hallie Parrish
5 DIED.
REYNOLDS In the city, Tuesday, No- Hinges, Theodore Roth and Albert tiille
"ember 21, 1910, in her 52d year. j""K " Golden Sometime," and "Nearer
She was a former resident of the Old M-v to Thee." The body was tak
People's Home with her mother, who rn ,0 Pnrtlaud on a special over the
died in April of this year. j Oregon Electric leaving Salem nt 12:30
The funeral will be hold tomorrow f- 'o'clock today accompanied by relatives
tcrnoon t 2 o'clock from the First Con-1 nnd close friends. After the body is
gregstionnl church and will be conduct-1 eremnted, the ashes will be interred in
cd by the Rev. R. N. Avison. Burial th(l family lot in the Sulem Odd Fellows'
will he in the Odd Fellows' eemeterv. cemotcry.
Flush the Kidneys at Once
When Back Hurts or Blad
der BothersMeat
1 forms Uric Acid
'hi' Mill
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can malcu a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, shvs
a well-known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
so they sluggishly filter or strain only
imn ui inn wnsio ana poisons from
tho blood, then you cot sickL Nenrlv
all rheumatism, hendaches. IiW mil.
le, nervousness, constipation, dizzi
ness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders
como from sluggish kidneys.
the moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or if
tho urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passhgo or at
tended by a sensation of scalding, get
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy nnd take a
tablesnoonful in a class of water be-
Holy City" was sung by Mrs. Hallie. foro breakfnst for a few days and
Pn.M.li lilting. 1... . .1.- IvOUf kidllev. ivill Minn not rri.:u
famous salts is mado from the acid of
grapes Slid lemon juice, combined with
lithia nnd has been used or irenerntions
to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity, also to neutralize the
acids in urine so it no longer causes
irritation, thus ending bladder dis
orders. Jad Salts is inexpensive nnd can
not injure; makes a delightul effer
vescent lithin-water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the Wdneys clean
and tho blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.
accident commission. He expects to re
turn to -Murslitield Thursday.
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Beautiful tapestry m latest designs
for furniture covers. '. S. Hamilton,
house furnisher.
The range of temperature yesterday
was from 4.S to 2S which is a fiiiwiver
HL'e for the entire countrv excentinir in 1
some of the cold spots nnd such locnli- When in SALEM. OREGON, stop f.t
ties as Galvosum ami Jacksonville" DIIPII H A T T I
where the mercury registers close to 70. D L 1 U fl 11 U 1 11 L
...Stockston's .Wdod tills morning preend PrWaBaths
in respect tnr the lute .Mr. Warner
Hrovmnu. who was ,i merchant fur vcursi RATES: 75c, $1.00, $1.50 PER DAY
in the corner s'ure now occupied by I The only hotel in the business district.
the Stockton store.
Nearest
A joint meeting of the two Blue
Indues of the city, Snlem No. 4. A. F. &
A. M. and Salem No. 50, A. F. & A. -M.,
will be held next Tuesday evening in
the Masonic temple. .Mutters of busi
ness interest to the two lodges will be
discussed.
Salem Academy of dancing. Hurst j
hull, State St. Latest modem dances.
to li 11 Depots, Theatres and
Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away PromJHome.
T. G. BLIGH, Prop.
Both Phones. Free Auto Bus
I A good business qunlif icatiun is tl -
!:iltililv In li 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t.i vi. in- ...wi.
The citv of Bund Rivet is fiicin :
o t'lass Friday 7:w p. m. Social ilaiieing ; sei ions snonane or iuoi,rciiHse in 1 1 .
The Moose are planning for bie thiiies ' 9 n. m. children's folk dam-intr class j cur shortage.
The following are now interested in l lne '. .IR0 room,s "? tues.iay even-, sutiiruny :. p. m. i lessons.)
the Standard Oil eomnimv and are buv- UI!: 11118 wns d'e'deil at a meeting i Instructed by l'nscilla Hci.img. Phone, When yon see a man Irving to cm
; ..i f- .!.: x-..i... t i ncia last eveninc and lust to L'et t imil's i!!2. novj., , vince his kIhiiIiiw
ing gasoline for their new Fords: J. L,
The most you can do for your
teeth visit your dentist twice a
year and three times a day use
ir". Lyan's
For The Teeth
Powder Cream
Stnd 2c stamp today for a generous trial package of either
Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder or Dental Cream to
I. W. Lyon & Sont, Inc., W. 27th St.. New York Citv
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PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS NOW
Practice Sensible Giving
Our Kryptok Christmas Gift Certificate plan makes
it easy for you to present some relative or friend
with a pair of KRYPTOK GLASSES. . ,
' Ask us about it.
MISS A MrflllinfH nnfr.mofr.-cf
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tvo-tvu uuuuara liuiming Phone 109
Horrifying the Family. i
Vncle lieu liked suws, and frequently
repented thtm ill the presence o't chil
dreu. One day the minister ennie to
dinner, and as is the custom of some
people, devoted a part of his conversa
tion to the children, taking great de
light in tensing jSninitiie.
"Snnunio," he said, "I saw you
spending your money very foolishly
spending your money very foolishly this
afternoon. No, nppose you were t" see
mo standing nt the corner throwing
nway my money on the ice erenni man,
what would you snyt"
"I'd snv there is no fool like tin old
fool," said Samniie, to the horror of his
lamily-
A school structure to contain 20
class rooms and to cost $75,000 hits
been approved of by the Astoria hoard
of education,
The annual conference of the faculties
of the independent eolleges of Oregon
will take plueo in Albany J)eccinbcr 1
and 2.
The division of Crook rounty seems
to have carried. Hefore the miration
can be determined litigatioii will be
uecessnry,
The annual meetiiiir of the Oreefln
I state horticultural society will be held
1 1 in Hood River December 11, 12, nnd 1.1.
The XewpOrt city election will be
held December 4.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
Classified Ads
BRING YOU RESULTS j
rhone 81 -v, Prompt Service;
Your gift with our Imprint needs no
further recommendation. Set your
watch by our street clock. Gardner &
Kccno, Salem 's most reliable jewelers.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Unitary
inn church will meet i'ridny afternoon
at 2:.10 at the residence of Afrs. L.
Forstiier, 205 North Commercial street.
Ladies of the church and conirreeution
are invited.
Smoke La Corona cigars more satis
faction, more Salem.
That other household necessity, a
good nickel cigar, lurs also advanced in
price along with lard, bacon, flour and
canned goods. Hereafter tho after din
ner or nupper smoko will cost nt the
rate of five cents straight instead of
six for two bits. '
Dr. Stone's Drug Store for trusses.
No new cases of infantile paralysis
have developed flurlng the past few
weeks according to City rhvsician Dr.
O. B. Miles. Only seven eases in all
have been reported nnd these have all
been carefully quarantined. In all these
cases, a six weeks quarantine will be
enforced on the home, and where there
are children in tho home, there will be
an additional 20 day quarantine.
Dr. Stone makes no charge for con
sultation, examination or prescription.
Here is a chance for a man with
$1, (MM) to invest and who would like to
take an interest in a small manufactur
ing plant in Snlem. The proposition has
been investigated by the Commercial
club nnd tho party needing this amount
to begin work is regarded as reliable
and has the endorsement of tho Com
merciiil club. Anyone interested might
apply to 11 r. .UcDamel, manager of the
club. v '
Johnson's nat Works, phone 1979,
Olen hotel. Hats cleaned, blocked, roil
ovated. Hats called for and delivered
Marriage licenses issued by the coun
ty clerk today are as follows: Herman
Holm, a farmer of Silverton, and Helena
Moser, also of Silverton; Tommy F.
Skelton, a farmer of Albany, and Nor-
thnl it is iniiirniici'
to follow n !cnHintuiii. it V n Minn lint
' . entertnininent, a committee wns an-1 A churchman's "Stir-Up" Sunday is : uroliiliirion isn't nltneether--n n..
pointed consisting of George Frnzure, j on the program for St. Paul's Kpiscopnlj'
Thomas Burleson uud Tntrick Murphy.' church next. Sunday. The object of this "
o "Stir-l p' dnv is to secure tne aueno-
Oliver, rural route one; W. F. Crawford, ,"",ur. to also provi.ie the
route one; l runkTluhetS!, route three,
and Ackley, route four.
Opal Ranges are the best by test;nnec of every Kpiseopnlinn men. wn-1 EB3HSSnfflSBCliSB3J3BS .
your old range tnken in exchange.
r liiimiltou, house furnisher,
('.'men and children, at one or more of the
day's services. The hours ot the serv
ices are 7:I!0 nnd 11 o'clock iu the morn
ing and 7:30 in the evening. i
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Although Charges A. Murphy, recent- i
Captain Max Oehlhar of Company M
has received about 50 new olive drub
uniforms for the boys of the conmnnv.
On account, of tho fact that when the Ily appointed warden at the state peni
members of the company were mustered
out of tho United States service nt
Clackamas in September the uniforms
tho boys wore became their personal
property, the outfits they took with
them from the armory are now scat
tered in over n hundred places. Con
sequently a new supply of uniforms had
to be secured.
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tentiary, has nccopteil the appointment,
but it is not known iust when he will
take charge of the institution. However, j
he may appear nt any tune. , He is ex
pected shortly before the firt of De
cember as it requires a warden to cer
tify to the institution's payroll.
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Perry Prescdtt Reigelinah. dramatic
reader, n tinea rod in a benefit concert
Afew bargains 'in fume.l and golden last cveninn at the First ('ongi-entnionnl
oak china closets. C. S. Hamilton. r church in Oregon City. He was im the
0 Ssiirogrnm for three numbers, "No. 5, Col-
Ladd & Bush's bank statement at the.'iwt, ft.." Kilev's "Dot l.eedle Toy of
close of business, November 17. is pub- i Mine," nnd "Little Billy's Fets." nil
lished in the Capital Journal today. It
shows total resources of $3,595,870.31,
of which were well received by the au
dience. The other numbers were furnish-
deposits aggregating $2,073,425.05, njed by Dr. Stuart McGuire, who was
very marked growth iu business compnr-1 heard recently in the Oregon theatre
od with the previous statement. nnd who gave practically the same se-
o . I lections, and Frederick Carl Feringer. .n
Mr. and Mrs. Haiold Orady, ' who iwinml ninnist. Miss Kuthdecu Harri-
were in Salem last Thursday organi.-i son, of Oregon City, was the nccomjuin-1
iiiK uicir ciusses in modern dhii room iht.
umices win start the regular class
work nt the Moose hall next Thursday,
November 23. Childrcns class, ages four
to eight, 3 to 4 p. in. Children ages
nine to thirteen 4:. ill to u:3( p. in.
Help
Nature Do It
Dont you see now she is
working to get rid of your colds
and catarrh? The effort con
tinues all the time, but in hot
weather you catch a fresh cold
every day or so, add to the
catarrh in your system, and
soon it is chronic systemic.
Your digestion suffers, you
have trouble with stomach and
bowels. Get at the real disease.
Clear up catarrh, and the other
troubles will disappear.
Aid With Peruna
buiiu up yuur resistance.
ni Rt t ne same time
treat tlie catarrh.
Surlily nature with
more vljrxr, Bve your
body a chance to set
well, and summer will
riot annoy you. The
healthy mart denes
thit weather.
Peruna has helped
make countless thou
sands Vvell in tlie last
years. '
, Vse ;it yourself.
Tablet form Is very
convenient for regu
lar administration.
THE PERUNA CO.
coimuva, orio
ditlons.
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8:30 to 10:30. The class work will be
given in terms of e-ight lessons payable
in advance. . nov2
The taxpayers ot. Salem wi'l have au
opportunity to express themselves to
morrow evening nt the auditorium of
tlm liiuh Helmut nt. rn wlint. thev thfink of
Young peoples class 7 to 8 p. m. Adults, ,he proposod s,.hool budget for the com
ing year. .Notwithstanding the nuiKiiug
of the McKiuley school,, the purchases
of property and general improvements
r nr m jj ! . ... ' of the -school system the school bonnl
John W. Todd, superintendent of the:,, , ,, .r ,., ai,i i.,..v
city public schools, was ejected presi-, f t (hl.ci, yfan , ,h(1
Hnnt nf tha Sn mn Mnninl M..i,im I'nnl.. 1 . ...
three-tenths of a null ench year, the
meeting will be held nt 8 o'clock uml
as the items of the budget is rend, op
portunity will be given anyone to ex
press opinious.
The mandamus proceedings to be held
before the supreme court to compel the
dent of the Salem .Social Service Center tlir.n,,;ths of o nV,n each
Hi mo Himuui uiet-iiug neiu yesieruil
afternoon at the Commercial club. Oth
er officers elected were: First Vice
President, Max O. Buren; second vice
president, Mrs. A. N. Bush; treasurer,
Joseph H. Albert: secretary, Ivan ti.
MeDaiiiol. To fill vacancies, C. M. Rob
erts, Dr. lemberton and the Rev. Heady ;ci, r,.coraer to place on the ballot the
were elected directors. Th work tr 'initiative measure for the bonding of
the coming wTntor will be continued , he ,.itv for .,aving has been set for
on the nme lines as last year. jnext M"on(iaY tor hearing. An ordin-
0 'mice passed y the city council last
eTsred meals get on the cook's n...,uL o. .,v.i' n.a .
nerves. "With Cole 's Hot Hlust Hange ou th( 55th provides that when any
Stiff & Son.
' i measure submitted to the people liv the
. ' initiative is to be voted ou. eoi'ies there-
On directimTof' Judge Galloway,;! V,u n'a",dtt0.if-e7, tM,V
Harvey Wells, receiver for the Horti- s . " f J? . T'".
cultural lire Relief of Oregon, is to h di ' be , d
make a three per cent disbursement of h h i,P(.Pmbtr 4 ele,tiuMi
the funds now on hand -to tlu- creditors he , - Rmo ,
of the insurance company. Th- matter , h , h y ,
was brought before the court todny on v ,t nBasP(, t ,vh,(1 , vn,",
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Macaroni lor
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Sun Stove Polish for .... &0C gg
6 cans of Sardines
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2 1-2 lbs. Fine Strained
Honey for
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3 1-2 lbs. White Navy
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pemun xi. r,e, ..-is. S . ue .....r- foutrary t0 ,l,e ci,y ordilianees.
fincA enmniiHuinnr The lirnvinii. Tnv. . J
ments have been as follows, 22 per cent,
14 per cent, and six per cent, the to
tal amount to be pnid the creditors was
35,327.91. The total amount paid so
far is ir.S"7.50, leaving 1,430.41 yet
to be pnid.
Dr. C. Hartley, specialists Inflamed,
bleediiiK gtims"n(l pyorrhea.' 410 I'. S.
lilt 11 & Hlilg. l'hone ISO.
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A case of replevin, wherein a hone
was sold nt a public stile was tried
.yesterday afternoon in Judge Webster 's
court. The jury decided, that a wife
was entitled to a howe that she claimed
publicly wns her own and where the
hoVse wns put up nt suction and sold.
The case was that of Mrs. l'hillip Rees
against Wl Skiiiton. Ou the 31st of
October the property of l'hillip Roes,
was sold at public Ruction iwnln horse t
was ineliiiUr ini the sale that Mrs. Rees I
claimed at the sale "Was" her own prop
erty and she so notified the bidders at
the time. Notwithstanding her protests,
the horse was sold and in the suit tried
ves'terduv for possession, was given to
Mrs. Rees.
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S. H. Snyder, rental agent, successor
to L. Hechtel & Co. If you have a va
cant house list it with me. If yon
want to rent" a house come and see me.
341 State St. I'lumo 432.
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