THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1919.
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Minimum eharge, 15c.
DISCHARGED soldier wants work by
hour. Myrtle hotel, room .15. 3-20
WANTED 3 or 4 men at Quaker nur
sery. Phone 2500 J 2. 31S
PLOW for sale,- Bock Island 14-inch
steel. Inquire 494 8. Winter. 3-18
1X)R SALE 35,000 Magosn strawber
ry .plan ta J. S. Kt. 8, box 40. 3-19
WANTED To buy 300 everbearing
strawberry plants. Phone 15F12. tf
WANTED Few tong straw and few
cords wood. Phono 80FU. 3-19
MOTORCYCLE for sale. Phone 8F23
evenings. tf
EXPERIENCED grafters wanted.
I'hono 111F3. 318
FOR" SALE Young ehoats, about 60
lbs. Phone 15F- - 3-19
YOUNG fresh cow and calf for sale.
675 Brooks Ave. 3-36
FOR SALE 3500 Magoon strawberry
plants. J. a Rt. 8, box 46. 8-18
FOR SALE A choice White Koek
cockerel. Phone 2505W1. , 318
HAVE your cars washed end polished
at 320 N. Com. St.
FOR SALE G-asoline
1936M.
engine.
Phone
3-18
FOR SALE) Wheat hay, 10 torn,
phone 411 or 1593. F. E. Bhafer. tf
WANTED Cattle, calves, Teal, any
kind. Phone 80F11. 4-8
BUGS cleaned 35e per iug Phone 16.
L. L. Buckner. . 4-4
FOR SALE 8 year old gelding, sound
and true. No skate. Skyline Orch
ards, Phone S6F11. . 3-14
FOR' SALH Good "loganberry wire.
Capital Junk Co., 271 Chemeketa.
Phone 398. ' tt
WANTED Ts rent or buy-upright pi
ano. Must be cheap for cash. D Pi
care Journal. . 3-1
'OR SALE Cheap, good work team,
will trade for cattle. Phone 89F23,
Rt. 5, box 125 oa Maeleay Toad, tf
A. E. HUTCHISON, 848 State St.,
Phone 311. Overland service and
general repair shop. -4-7
FOR SALBSix room, S story house,
and garage on State, street; for in
formation call Main 1185. tf
BARRED Rock eggs for hatching,
from fine winter layers, $1.50 for 15
K H. Pickens, 305 S 14th St. tf
WANTED Modern furnished house
4y responsible couple. 773 care Jour
nal. 3-19
STRAYED or stolen, one yellow cow
with dark stripes, halter and chain
2 feet long. Phono 707. 3-20
FOR SALE Baled wheat straw 9
et barn. Telephone 15F4 near Mid
dle Grove school. 3-22
3LIBEETY BONDS If you must dis
pose of your bonds, we will buy
the. 314 Masonic bldg. if
FOR TRADE A good, neat 4 room
house with garage to trade for auto.
Coll 1644 or 2022 in mornings. tf
FOR SAL Ei i wis staft governor,
engine and boiler complete, cheap.
Box 268, Turner, Or. tf
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WA-L PAPER 15 sent! par double roU
upward. Buren's Furniture Store, 179
Commercial. . tf
liOST -Brown bill book containinf tie
and timlber Inspectors pass and $15.
Beturn to this office and liberal re
ward. 3-18
WE PAY highest cash, price for eggs,
pork, veal and poultry. Willamette
Transfer Oo, 171 a High 8t. Phone
1400. tf
WE LOAN MONEY FOR FIVE YEARS. WEAL
LOW YOU TO PAY $100.00 "OR MULTIPLE ON
THE PRINCIPAL ON ANY INTEREST DATE.
WE CLOSE OUR LOANS PROMPTLY.
HAWHNS AND ROBERTS
314 Masonic Bldg.
-OGANBKREY tips and strawberrr
plants. Phone 10SP4. 3-22
WASTED 5 to 7 room unfurnished
. modern house centrally located. Will
lease. B E. T ears JeurnaL . 3-17
WANTED 300 at 7 per eert on real
estate, value 12000'. Address Msnroe
ears Journal. 3-18
, TWO-HORSE di harrow for sale,
good as new. Box 101, Chemaw.
Phono 14P13. 3-19
BOXES Large boxes for sale at the
Oregon theater, suitable for nursery
man, feed boxes, etc. 3-18
FOR SALE Good covered hack, heavy
wagon, double and single harness.
W M. Bernard, Salem, Bt. 2. . 3-18
FOR SALE 36 tt6re with small
fruits, cash or terms. See Owner at
1417 Market St., Salein. 3-17
FOR SALE Choice grain hay for sale
at the Farmers Feed bars, S. High
. street. . tf
FOR SALE House and lot, 64x164,
1 blocks from State, 259 S lth.
- 3-27
LOGANBERRY plants for sale. 3. P.
Aspinwall, Brooks, Or, Phone 35F
12. tf
WANTED Experienced grafters at
Fruitlaud nursery. Phone 111F2L Sa
lem Rt. 6. tf
EXPERIENCED man wishes position
as foreman oa prune ranch. Ladd &
Bush reference. Phone 664, tf
WANTED A woman r girl for gon-
orai nouse worn, rwme zo or ap
ply mornings 890 Oak St tf
FOR SALE White Leghorn and Ore
- gon sotting eggs f 1 per setting. Ba
by chicks 10 per hundred 788 S.
13th St. 4-1
FOR SALE-Registerod Berkshire male
pig 5 months old, largo type. Write
for pedigree. Geo. Ramsden, Maeleay
Ore 3-17
FOR SALE Hatching eggs White Leg
horns, heavy layers, $8 per 100, $1
per sotting of 15. Fairoew Poultry
Farm, Salem, Or,, Rt 7 box 48. 3-24
FOB SALE - 6 room modern house,
good as new, blook to car' line
nd -paved street. Price $1500, easy
terms. Caill 180 N. 23d St. 3-18
FOR SALE At 1260 Jefferson St.
nice little house and lot for $325;
can give terms; act quick, for this
is a bargain. Z Y P care Journal, tf
FOR SAJLEO room house and 2 lots,
4 blocks from 8. P. depot; would,
consider 0 room bungalow om Lib
erty St. Call at 1595 S. Lee St. : 3-17
FOR SALE Large team bay horses,
one of the finest teams ia' state.
Price $425. Charles R. Archerd Im
plement Co. 3-17
FOR SALE 8. C. White Leghorn
hatching eggs. Selected stock Martin
and Tom Barron males. Records of
200 and better. Phone 101F12. d-21
WANTED For spot cash. Modern 6
or T room, house close to Lincoln
school. Not over $1G00. C. W. Nie
meyer, 216 Masonic building. 3-18
FOR SALE Peerloss water' power
washing machine, like new, half
price. W. M. Bernard, Salem, Rt. 2.
3-18
WE HAVE on hand a few tons of mill
run for sale, at tf "bargain Willam
ette Valley Transfer Oo 171 South
High St. Phone 1400. tf
SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE
Formerly
CAMPBELL'S AUTO EXCHANGE
229 State Street
If you want to buy or sell a
car eome and see me.
Detroit car, good condition, ex
change for Salem lots.
Ford 1 too truck, $600
Maxwell 5 pass, to trade for .house
and lot. '
1917 Ford good ae new, all new
tires, a good buy.
Dodge, big bargain, $650.
Overland, good condition, $150
1917 Maxwell 5 pass, $425
Maxwell roadster $275
t Paige touring ear, big bargain
Ford bargain, $350
List your property trade with me.
Phone 363
Salem, Ore.
WANTED From 50 to 100 eords of
good second growth wood. Address (
JSalom Sand and Gravel Co. 3-19 !
FOR SALE 30 stock hogs, all sites,
lnlDnA B,; T L' Tk..... 1
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Turner, Ore. 3-19
FOR SALE Soed wheat and two sets
of farm harness. Phone 254 or 622.
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FLEMISH does $1.50 and $2, good
stock; also White Leghorn eggs, $1
per 15. Rt. 2, box 81. 3-22
FOR SALE Chevrolet 5 pass, ear, me
chanical condition guaranteed, 4 new
tiros, 2 extras, spot light, chains etc.
$675. P. W. Byrd, phone 1925. ' tf
NORTHWESTERN Nursery, St. 6.
Fruit trees, rosos and shrubs. Special
low prices on certain lines. Phone
111F3. tf
ONION seed for sale, selected Oregon
Yellow Globe Danvers, guaranteed,
$2.25 per pound. J. I. Bliven, Qervaia,
Rt. 3. Phone 48F11. 3-20
FOR SALE Clover haj$25 per ton;
clover seed 50e ?er lb;' apples $1.75
nor bushel. Rt. 6, box 51, Phene 23
F21. tf
20 ACRES fine bottom land, adjacent
to Jefferson, Or. for trade for good
residence in Salem. Phone 1902M.
3-22
OREGON strawberry plants 50c per
hundred, $3.50 per thousand while
they last. Why pay more. Chas. Hart,
Jefferson, Or. 4-1
FOR TRADE Good 5 room plastered
house with lights, basement, barn
and garage, for larger house. J 4
care Journal. 3-18
FOR SALE 4-yr. black horse, weight
1200 lbs. Also 2 cows, 1 jersey and
1 Guernsey, one fresh and other to
freshen soon. 2015 iN. Coia'l. 3-19
ALL AROUND butcher, sausage mak
er and meat cutter wants work in
Salem about April 1st, gilt edge ref
erence. Address B-17 care Journal.
.3-22
WANTED-HOolony brooder stove, any
standard make; coal burner prefer
red. J E. Kirkpatrick, Rt. 6, box
22. 3-18
FOR SALE Or trade, A-l good farm,
180 acres, well improved, running
water; will take good Salem proper
ty in part. Address 950 8. 12th St.
3-21
BARGAIN 'Dairy farm, six miles out
on paved road, part bottom land, no
hills, few cows with the place at $85
per acre. Room 6, Bnyne building.
3-20
IT pays jne end it will pay you also to
raise rabbits, I have sold $71 -orth
this month and have several good
bargains left from 50c to $15. Phone
1296 or Kisll 890 Oak St. Warren
Hunt. 3-20
A MAN of experience and resident of
Salem, would like position in Salem
office or other light work. Referenc
es furnished. Salem address 702 N.
14th St. M E C . 3-22
TO TRADE A email residence and
1000 dollar mortgage and gome caBh
for good residence in Salem or small
tract in country. John H. Scott, 404
Hubbard bldg. tt
FOR SALE If you are looking for a
good used piano, do not buy until
you have seen my beautiful mahog
any Bush ft Lane at a bargain price.
Some cash, balance terms. Come and
see It at 1325 Hine St. Liberty
bonds taken. 3-19
AN American geltleman, 35 years, fair
complexion, wishes to correspond
with country maiden or widow under
30 years. Object a mate. Was a cow
boy in Montana 15 years and had no
opportunity to meet ladies. Am in
business in Portland. Address C. C.
Bolingam, Gen. Del. Portland. 3-19
FOR SALE Excellent river bottom
farm known as the Riverside ranch,
or the E. O. Horst ft Co. farm, lo
cated about 5 miles north of Salem.
This farm consists of about 270
acres, 60 acres in 2-yar old prune
trees, 60 acres now planted to wheat
and oats and about 140 acres in tim
ber and logged off land. This ranch
would be ideal for general farming
or for a fruit farm, siock or dairy
ranch and the land is especially
adapted for the growing of logan
berries and vegetables, for which
there is an unlimited demand. For
particulars regarding purchase in
quire of T. A. Livesley ft Co., in per
son at their office, top floor Salem
Bank of (Commerce bldg., Salem, Or.
3-1S
A fine 5 room bungalow. Two good
lots a daisy, on Capitol street for
$.-:ooo.
A 7 room bungalow on Fairmount
evenoe at $3500, haa good new jar
ego: A largo briek building on North lib
erty street for sale or rent, at a bar
gain. A dandy 6 room honse en North 24th
6t An extreme bargain. Make me
ca offer. 8
A large house on Summer St, close
to state capital. What will yon give
me
A nice 6 room bungalow on Liberty
St at $1600.
A good 7 room house, all in Tine con
dition and quite modern, only one
block from good school. $1500.
If you are looking for bargains see
me at once. O. W. Laflar insurance
man, 405-406 Hubbard bldg. tf
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Walk into your home some
spring afternoon, as though
you were a stranger. Does your
home posses ell the charm and
beauty that you think it
should. If not, make a list of
the eld furniture you can get
4c -long without and send it to
Frank F. Biehter's furniture
store and either trade it for
oew or sell for cash.
Just received shipment of
Toledo Ranges. Trade your old
stove for a new one.
Tfak F. Ricnter Furniture
Store, 373 Court St. Phone 217.
We Pay tath for
CREAM, EGGS,
POULTRY, VEAL
and BOGS.
Wrikfcrrt in- Tu-
PORTLAND, ORE
Hazel wood Co., Front and Ankeny St.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms, 4S2 S. High, phone 1123. 3-20
WANTED To rent five room, furnish
ed house, close in. Phono 1604. 3-19
FOR RENT 7 room house, furnished
or unfurnished. Phone 1499M. 3-24
100-OHIOK Cyphers brooder for sale,
$6. Phone 7ilF4. 3-20
WANTED All kinds of chickens. Will
pay top" price. Phone 13I19J. tf
FRESH cow and calf for sale, largo
heavy milker. Phone 84F4. 3-20
WANTED Girl or wtoman for general
housework, middle age preferred.
Phone 21F2. 3-18
BUSINESS college girl wants to work
for Toom and board. Phone 32F13.
3-20
ELDERLY fedy for general housework
modern home. Permanent position.
343 6. 14th. v, 3-18
FOR SALE Good 5 room honse, large
lot on paved street, one block from
e'i-. flood bnr, $1200. See owner
B09 EL loth. Salem, 3-24
GOOD rooming house toelcase, 30 rooms
partly furnished, will lease very reas
onable. Inquire; 406 N. Com'l or
phone 1549M. 3-4
WANTED Black mare, 1300 to 1400,
medium build; must be first class, -fei.
D. Minch, Bt. 3, box 271. Phone 84
FlSi ; B-19
FOB SALE 1200 lb. horse, perfectly
sound, 34 inch wagon, almost new,
double and eingle harness; Gold Coin
seed potatoes. 1395 N. Liberty St.
3-24
WANTED -10 men to cut eord wood
and do farm work, good wages, house
for family, boaTd, tools furnished, do
not write, come at onee. Telephone
Jefferson 36fF22. W. J. Trunidge,
Talbot, O. E. carline. 3-24
FOR SALE Small tracts of good land
improved and unimproved near Sa
lem at a reasonable price on easy
payment plan; will give purchas
er work to help pay for saniOi Get
some land before the price gets so
high you cannot reach it. John H.
Scott, 404 Hubbard. tf
FOR SALEi 40 acres in Crook coun
ty 150 acres in crop, 40 head Dur
ham cows, increase about 20 calves,
1 registered Durham bull, good house
barn partly fini.sh'ed, with lumber to
finish on place; some: timber, gome
pasture and all tillable land under
Suttlo lake irrigation project. A nap
at $8000. Address M J S care Jour
nal, tf
MARRIED man wanted on orchard,
steady work permanent place. New
house, garden spot, fruit, place for
cow, chickens and hog. 30e per hour
witih increase during prune harvest.
Must understand teaming. Apply
fiOvernment emnlovment. nffi ho-
foTe 10 a. m. Wednesday. Afterwards
t Bkyline Orchards, Rt. 3, Phone 36
Fll. 3-18
t Deals In Real Estate
E. O. Ne1sr:ii to Alvina Hamre, 120
-ere in section f-.-l ,
D. X Scharg to Bud Thompson, 38.80
acres in A. B. Dunick elaim.
Elizabeth Kulzer to Katharine Kulzer
17.6 aeres in section 26, township 5-1 W,
Katharine Kulzer to B. F. Ballwebcr,
17.6 aeres in section 26, township 5-1 W.
State Land Board to E. E. Croisan,
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I have
impounded the following described
dogs in compliance with ordinance No.
1404, towit: One male cur, mouse
white seek, wcilght 35 pounds; one
male 8pitz,( weight 10 pounds;-one
male fox terrier, brown head, weight
18 pounds; one male fox terrier, brown
spots weight 15 pounds; one male Ir
ish setter, red, 60 pounds; one female
shepherd, dark, weight 50 pounds; one
male fox terrier, black and brown spot
ted, weight 20 poumls; one female fox
terrier, brown spots, 10 pouiids. The
above described dogs will be killed if
not redeemed by owners, on or before
March 22d, 1919, as provided In said
ordinance.
W. 8. LOW,
Street Commissioner.
March 17, 1919. 3 21
A Skirt ' Sale of Snip
Every skirt in our store at reduced prices. We have taken a "Special Lot"
consisting of SILKS, PLAIN, PLAIDS AND FANCY; BARONET SATINS
and KEOTA RAJAHS, SERGES and POPLINS, SELLING UP TO $22 50
f Your Choice
(See Liberty Street Window)
urse an
A fortunate pick-up by our New York representative. We have 150 PUR
SES and HANDBAGS that we have placed at less than WHOLESALE PRICE
r-JUST 1-2 THE REGULAR SELLING PRICE. This is a wonderful spec
ialNo 2 alike: the product of one of the leading factories.
(See Display Liberty Street Window)
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Our stock is complete and strictly correct in its
Suit
oats-
Spring will burst on us suddenly. Easter is close at hand. Don't delay. Pur
chase now from a full stock with wide range of selections and give our alter
ation room plenty-of time to individualize the garment to you. . .
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iW. half of 8W. qutrter, section 13, 8-4-
w. eiuu.jj,
Frederick La.'ser tc J. R. Kaiser, 82.
45 in G. W. Shaw claim in section 8-7-1
W. Also 0M ucrei m section 9-7-1 W.
$45C0.
Geo. Bulock to 1'carl Morris, 39.09
acres in A. B. Muiick claim, 64-4-1 W.
Archie E. 1'iec to Wm. lieuene, 16
seres in A. T. Di -,uson elaim, section
17 S 3 W,
Goo. W. Bull to Anton Stcnger, 50
acres in R. 5-1 W. Also 43 acres in
T. P. Chase claim, 5-1 W. $1U,000.
T. E. McCroskey Elected
Commercial Club Manager
T. E. McCroskey of Bellingham has
been electod manager of the Bulein Com
mercial club, succeeding Frank J. Chap
man who tendered his resignation Feb.
10. The new manager will assume his
duties within a week or ten days.
For several years ho has been en
guged in promotion work, organizing a
number of commercial clubs in Mon
tana. For some time he was manager
of the) Havre, Montuna, commercial club I
and later has been stationed at Belling-1
1mm, Wn.
In Mr. McCroskey' commercial club!
work, ho has been an especiul friend of j
the farmer. He believes the farmer i
should be a member and interested in I
a commercial club and tbat each city
should arrange for a farmers' huiulquar
ters or rest roofti. lie advocates a plan
whereby the farmer can bo made, to
feel welcome at commercial club meet
ings, and that the elub rooms be so con
ducted that the farmer will feel at
home.
It is on these lines that Mr. Mc
Croskey will tuke up his first active du
ties after assuming the position of man-
w- t m
Interesting Program At
Middle Grove School House
A program of unusual merit was giv
en at tho Middle Grove school house
Saturday, and this community may just
ly be proud of a school composed of
pupils of such ability. Many thanks are
duo to those who assisted so willingly
in making the piogram a success. After
the program baskets, Kandvichch, ice
cream, eake and coffee were sold, the
receipts amounting to $89.50. This
money will be used ia paying for the
riia.io purchased by the pupils for the,
school. The fund was helped along also
by the sale of a quilt donated by the
Red Cross. This brought $12, half of
which went to the Red Cross. Follow
i?.Z is the prt'i'iri provided:
"How to Study" .'.
"A Boy's Complaint ..............
"Ma's Spring Hat".
Song, "Change the Stat to Blue"
, Pauline
"A Queer Boy" .....Gladys
"Tho Checker Board". manley
Violin Solo . . Blanch Hill
"When My Pa Was a Boy" Myrtil
"March Wind" School
"The Meaning of Onr Flag". Boys
Duct Myra and Anna Gluson
"A Boy's Trouble" Harold Griggs
Oration on America ililgh
Violin Solo . Francis Turnis
. .
d Hand Bag Special
dy - to- Wear I
s-Dresses-
You can always do better at
Recitation
"Birdies Ball ".......,
Bridal Scene
..John Dawson
School
Rev. Walter Duff Favors
Home Rule For Ireland
"Pat, what would YOU be if you
wasn't an Irishman t"
"Begorra, if I wasn't an Irishman
I'd be ashamed of mesilfl"
Such, in its crystaline state. Is the
spirit abroad in old Ulster today, ac
cording to the Rev. Walter Duff, who
delivered a smile-raising as well as very
instructive lecture at tho First Congre
gational church last night. Mr. Duff,
who knows tho Irish question ,jn all its
phases, both in an academic way and
from personal contact with the people,
presented the matter in what was to
many a new light. Among other things
he demonstrated that the destiny of Ire
land was something that was to be
worked out by the Irish themselves. The
speaker is heartily an advocate of home
rule for Ulster, where the demand for
political as well Industrial freedom
is as unquenchable as the Irish wit.
And as an argument in favor of home
rule, tho speaker referred to the condi
tions that existed in that pert of Ire
land 75 years ago, when there were
9.000,000 thrifty people thore as against
about 1,500,000 in Scotland. Today,
largely as a result of outside domina
tion, Scotland hes outstripped Ireland
both in population and in industry.
However, as showing the resourceful
ness of tlio Irish, he cited the fact that
the majority of tho Scotch were renters,
while the majority of the Irish owned
their farms.
District Deputy Of Albany
Will Visit Local Elk Lod
v
District Deputy Charles Burggraf of
Albany will make his official visit to
the Salem Elks lodge Thursday evening
of this week. He will be entertaned
at dinner at tho Marion by officials of
the. lodge. As is customary; when tho
district deputy "visits & lodge a cinl
invitation it extended to the past exalt
ed rulers.
The history of tho Salem lodge ii
unique from the fact that every exalted
ruler of tho lodge for tho past 23 years
is now living. In the order of their
election these are as follows:
John Knight, W. J. D'Arcy, Frank J.
Wrightman, P. H. D'Arcy, Dr. W. D.
McNary, Pendleton; Frank Durbin, Dr.
W. H. Byrd, Dr. H. It. Orlinger, George
L. Rose, Al H. Steincr, Se'iator Chi.rlw
IT. .McNnrv. Dr. Cnrletnn Smith. H. V.
M - I I F 1 - l
Salem Auction Co.
Handles all kinds of sales, any where in the"
state.
G. SATTERLEE,
.one 117
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onance
every detail
Albert, B. O. Schucking, Arthur S. Ben
son, Chas. V, Calloway, Ray Bucking
ham, .August Huckestein, Milton L.
Meyers, Andrew J. Anderson, Lours
Lachmund, Walter L. Keyes. and tho
present exalted ruler, Harry j. Wonde
roth. Bosldcs the address of the district
deputy, there will be an initiation and
evening's entertainment will close with
s Johnny Jones banquet.
KOREAN STUDENTS STOP SCHOOX.
Tokyo, March 15, An exodus of K oc
ean students attending Japanese uni
versities is reported by Nichi Nichi,
following the recent nationalist disturb
ances in Scaul and Ping Yang province,
Korea. . .
Half of the 800 students have already
returned to Korea, according to the
newspapor. Others plan departures by
twos and three in order to avoid tho .
polico, who are seeking agitators of the
Korean turmoil. Al! Korean students
quit school when tho disturbances start
ed. HARD ON SHOES?
THEN READ IS
'1 marched through the mud of
Flanders, through a large part of the
Lorraine sectors, and lastly front
Chateau Thierry to I'ismes, and my
shoes with Nefilin Soles are still in
good condition. For-five months I
alternated these shoes with two other
pairs, which are now worn out, but
the Neolin Soles look as if they had
another five good months of wear left
in them." Written by Lieut. Edgerly
Austin, AmericanExpeditionary Forces,
France October 17th, 1918.
This is exceptional service, all army
men will agree. Civilians rarely give
their shoes usage such as this; but if
they are hard on shoes, and want to
cut their shoe bills down, let them try
Ncolin-solcd shoes. These shoes are
obtainable at most shoe stores in
many good styk'3 for men, women and
children.
()r have your old shoes re-bottomed
with Neolin Soles. You will find these
scientifically made soles sre comfort
able and waterjiroof, as well as long
wearing. They are made by The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron,
Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels
guaranteed to outwear all other heels.
fleolifi Soles
Itada M-rk Heg. U.S. I'-t. Off.
AUCTIONEER
157 Com'l St., Salem, Ore.
Waists