TKE DAJLY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1910.
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poaaible for nor than ene insertion,
or error im Classified Advertisement
Bead yonr advertisement the first da;
It ppears and notify ni immediately it
error occurs.
Minimum charge, 15c
WANTED Cattle anil ealvcs any
kind. Phone 1070 W. 5 2
VTHITB Indian Runner ducks for sale.
1081) Norway St. 4 24
TAKEX VP 2 torrtl, bald face colts.
Phone TtirTl. 4 24
JAS. LYONS, practical painter. Phone
704 . 5 16
WANTED Roomers and boardfrs, 495
N. Cora'l. Phone Hit. tf
I II I . .1
FARM band wanted. Call Snlem 3F3
C. C. Ku&Mil. tf
WANTED All kinds of chickens. WUI
pay top price. 1'hone 133UJ. tf
FOR SALE Pansy plants. Maruny,
211 Miller St. 430
8TRBHTB garage, 420 S. Coml. All
kinds of repair work. 4 26
FREB BOOKLET 'Care Blv Chicks
544 Btate St. Telephone 400
Headquarters for baby chicks, tf
W. BEAVER, well driller, phone 827J
1163 N. 19th St, Salem, Or. 5 5
WANTED Poultry, eggs, hides and
veal, heavy hens, 32c; light hens
Sle. Ohorrry City feed barn. tf
FOR RENT Clean apartments for
clean people at the Miller, 633 Ker
ry St. tf
FOUND Bunch of keys. Owner may
obtain same by describing same at
this office and paying for ad. tf
FOB SALE Three quarter ten truck.
In first ok! shape, $200. Highway
garage. tf
FOR RENT Or sale residence at 360
N. Capitol St. one block from Cap
ital, tf
WANT To secure at once, a $2000
loan en good farm security. Socolof
sky, Bayne bldg. ' tf
WANTED Experienced grafters at
' Frnitland nursery. Phone 111F21, 8
lem Et 0. tf
FOUND Hat for miea, Wednesday
afternoon. Owner eall st Journal of
fice and pay for ad. tf
FOR SALE Good loganberry wire.
Cmpital Junk Co., 271 Chemeketa.
Phone 398. ti
WALL PAPER 15 cents per double roll
pward. Buren'i Furniture Store-, 179
Commercial. tf
t'OR SALE Or will trade for liberty
bonds 6 acres in Hollywood. Call
nt Clarke Tire House, 319 N. Com
mercial. 4 22
FOR SATE Am leaving town, will
sell my new 4 nxin plastered bunga
low at once for $500. 620 S. I8ih.
25
WE HAVE on hand ft few tons of mill
ran for sale, at a bargain Willam
ette Valley Transfer Co., 171 Sonth
High 8t. Phone 1400. tf
nAVE recently listed some exception
al bargain, for grain, fruit stock or
dairy ranches. I can assist you in
baying right. For best buys see
Soeolofsky, Bayne building. tf
FARM for sale, 24 acres. 5 miles east
of Salem, new building!", 9 room
bungalow. 14 ocres in cultivation,
balance pasture. Write Rt. 6, box
25A for further information. tf
OWINfl to the continual increase in
tour shoe dyes, labor and polishes we
re forced to raise the price of shoe
ahining to 15c straight after May
1. W. J. HalscU, Cbaa. Maxwell.
424
TjOST Somewhere in Aumsville, a
Mack imitation leather pocket book
containing $100, ell $20 ills. Also
a. VV. S. 8. book with $25 in stamps
in David Alexander's signatare.
Finder please return same to O. 31.
Alexander, Aumsville, Or. and re
ceive reward. -23
SLtFJUH
WE LOAN MONEY FOR FIVE YEARS. WE AL
LOW YOU TO PAY' $100.00 OR MULTIPLE ON
THE PRINCIPAL ON ANY INTEREST DATE.
41 TTTT1 IT ACT ATTfJ T A t H.TC
HATOS AND
314 Masonic Bldg.
It
s
WANTED Experienced girl in house
worn. 745 s. Com I. . tf
FOR SALE Milk cows. Phone 105' I
16. - 4-22 !
I BUY young calves. C. C. Russell,
ITione 3F3. it
LARtiK modern rooms with board, 461
Ilvgn. i'hone 1027. 4 2
WANTED A d;sh washer at Jtoyale
Cafeteria, steady work for light par- j
ty. ' 4 22'
FOR SALE 3 fine lots, in excellent j
eonditiou, and a good buy. 1 hone
123W or call 1263 N. 20th St. 23 '
WANTED Rubber tire, top buggy, in 1
good condition . Must be cheap for
cash. Phone 19F13. 4 22
TENT for sale, 40x110, black wall tent
nolo sire before making inquiries.
Manager Oregon theater. 4 24
FOR SALE 5 room modern cottage
$700; terms. Call room 304 Hubbard
bldg. W. II. Norris. tf
WANTED Player piano, etate make,
price and condition. Address Piano
caro Journal. 4-22
YOUNG man who attends business col
lego mornings, wishes work after
noons. C-52 care Journal. tf
FOR RENT 5 acres, all in cultiva
tion, close to car lino, fine vegetable
land. Socolofsky, Bayne bldg. tf
HAMBLETONIAX horse avid Duggy
for sale. Phono 70F32 or write lit.
9, box 1MB. tf
FOR SALE About one half ton Bur
'bank seed potatoes $1.25 per hund:
red. Henry Hill, Cherry City feed
bams. 3 24
FOR SALE Or rent, store building
with living rooms, furnished or un
furnished, in connection; also gar
age. CaU 335 S. 19th. 4 22
50,000 TO 75,000 Italian prone trees
for fall delivery, Frnitland nursery,
lVj milee oast of stato penitentiary.
Phone 111F21. Rt. 6, Salem. tf
.VORTUWESTERN Nursery, Rt 6.
Fruit trees, rosea and shrubs. Special
low prices on certain line, Phone
111F3. . tf
WOOD CUTTERS wanted to eu eec
ond growth fir; fine timber; 60 days
work, $2 per cord. 3 blocks from end
of 12th St. car line. T. L. David
son. 4-22
1000 LOGtANBERKY tips for sale; al
so stock hogs, draft and driving
hors.'s, and Early Rose potatoes. W.
E. F.gan & Son, (iervais, Rt. 2,
phone 3F11. 4-23
lOOD rooming honse to lease, 30 rooms
partly furnished; will lease very
reasonable. Inquire 506 N. Com'l
St. or phone 154!)M. tf
E PAY highest cash price for eggs,
pork, veal and poultry. Willamette
rranfer Co, 171 S. High St. Phone
1400. tf
'OR SALE At 12(i0 Jefferson St. ft
nice little house and lot for $325;
can give terms; eet quick, for this
is a bargain. Z Y P care Journal, tf
HOMESTEAD in Canada for $125.
This includes fare to Alberta; board
traveling and locator 8 expenses
Fine miiod farming district. Partic
ulars at mv office, only. L. v .
Niuineyor, Masonic building. tf
A SN'AI' I have a nice 5 a-re tract,
well improved at city limits, good
new house and barn, young orchard,
loganberries and other fruit. Will
take good trade. Price $3300. Big
discount for cash. G. V . Laflnr,
503 Hubbard bldg. tf
MXM'KltX house for sale 8 room house
lot 54xlH0; aft modern improve
ments with sun parlor; double gar
age; fireiplnce, furnace, full baao
raent. For terms and inquiries call
phone number 2413W. 1745 State
street. 4 23
THE 480 acre in Jefferson county ad
vertised some time ago, will be tnk
en off the market May first. This is
ft enp at $S000, s there are im
provements ae well as 150 acres in
crop, all tillable land being nndef
Buttle Lflke irrigation project, which
will be ready to irrigate the 1920
crops. More particulars can be had
by addressing or talking to advertis
ing mgr. Journal. Act quick, your
time ia limited. . tf
m&
tlTini TTJTT V
ROBERTS
Salem, Ore.
fcJUMJM - "-r
4 24
FUR SALE White spring oats. Phone
3tK3 . 23
FOR SALE 1 heavy man's saddle and
hop furnace. Phone 64F15. 4-24
FOR SALE Hard red brick, cheap,
rhone 101F2. 4-2
FOR SALE A No. 1 cow. Et. 7, tKi
17. 4 22
FOR SALE 1V inch wagon, nearly
new. 14S3 N. Summer. 4 24
YOUNO lady wishes position as clerk
or office worn. Phone 1446. tf
FOR SALE -Selected Oregon yellow
dent seed corn. Phone WF13." 4 23
KP' V KXT Furnished rooms, 292 N.
Church St. Phone 522R. 4-2S
FOR SALE 1914 Ford, good condi
tion. Apply 712 State St. 3 23
1 CAN use another good farm hand.
Phono 3F3, C. C. Russell.
FOR SALE Good Jersey cow, makes
pound butter day, $0j. 2)Uj btate
St. 4-23
FOR SALE Fine four-year old. fresh
Jersey cow; very rich, heavy milk
er, gentle. 203 State St. 4 23
LOST Blue serge vest with ehaiu and
charm. 146 Center St. Phouc lo2o.
422
10 ACRES 8 acres in loganberries, 2
acres full bearing No. 1 berries, 3
miles on Jefferson road, 80 rods east
See owner, F. R. Staik. 4-25
WANTED Some hop stoves, must be
in good condition. 360 Washington
St. 4-22
40 ACRES good berry and prui.e land
for sale. Will m-ll in small tracts or
whole piece. Phone 2381J. 5 19
LOGANBERRY tips, $20 per thousand
ror sale, nans fopp, uervais, nt.
2. 4-22
FOB SALE Auburn itouring ear, in
first class shape. Highway garage.
tf
LOST Agate lavallicr ana chain, prob
ably on State St., Saturday. Find
er phono 12F14. 4-22
FOR 8ALE 3 Jersey cows, fresh; one
Durham cow, fresh. 2015 N. Com
mercial. 4 22
GOOD team, 9 years old, weight 2100
lbs., for sole; will work any place;
also good hack and 'harness. Bar
gain at $115. Phone 12F5. 4-22
Foil HALE 40 sera farm, welt Wt
ed, close to Salem, and a modern S
room bungalow, close in. Address
Owner care Journal. 4 2J
WOULD like to trade four room house,
close in, for larger property, close
in anil pay difference. Address E Z
care Journal. . 4 22
FOR SAI.Jl'-wt prr nf K 1 Inn
located 0 miles from Salem, on good
roml, in good location, good house
and barn and other buildings, farm
. implements, 4 horses, 5 cows, 5 year
lings, 50 head of hogs round 500
corns or wioa rcaiiy cut, ull at i
bargain. Write M W care Journal
tf
FOR SALE Or trade, on account of
circumstances, will sacrifice good
home in Brownsville; will trade U'is
clear property for your mortgaged
home if well situated; might trade
lor good lt close in. or acreage. Ad
dresg 1333 State Ht. or phone 1136
H. tf
FOR Sf.E Ve. Iliil i for t! ami
"it is going to sell too.conie nnd see it
for we want to sell it furnished or
unfurnished, f.;.il)il unfurnirhnd, $4,
(HiO furnished. This offer will not
lust but one week: von never sow
A nmrM ffiintilnla It rnmn KimrtnliLiv
1 v " -"v.--. -..'",
big lot wrtb gnrngo; some on and
hurry. R70 North 14th St. Key one
door south. Kassly worth I(I00. 4 20
MEN WANTED AT WEST LINN PA
PER MILLS 42c HOUR, 8 HOUR
DAY. SEE MR.F.T. BARLOW AT
HOTEL ACROSS RIVER FROM
OREGON CITY. CLEAN BEDS 20c
NIGHT; BEST MEALS 35c. 5 2
ANYONE looking for a place all ready
to set up housekeeping foulda'i, do
better than buy the following: 10
acres good fruit land, 3 room house,
good well, burn and wagon shed,
wood house, chick house and park;
shade trees around bouse and barn,
good garden in and fence in neces
sary places, 1 Mi acres strawberries,
some logans, gooseberries, raspber
ries, blackberries, pears, plum, ap
ples and cherries. Everything is In
first class condition and S'4 miles
south of Salem. No incumbrances
and can give possession at once.
$2500. Terms if desired. 3-X1V care
Journal. tf
SALEB AUTO EXOIANGE
229 State Street
If yon want to boy or Mil
ear some and see me.
Hoick road-ter. 1914. $25
2 1914 Stndebakcrs. $250 and $275
Overland (frmd as new $700
19K Ford, fnod as new, $473
1915 and 1915 Fords. $375
1615 Buick, first class condition
(M
1916 Maxwell, mechanically per
fect. Detroit Abbott $225
Lot of otaera, come and eee
Open till 9 evening'
Phone 867
LOOSE hav for sale. 47F22.
FOR plowing or orchard work with
traitor, eaU 17F14. 5 2$
YOUNG woman neat and capable, to
help in kitchen. Hotel Marion. 4 23
WANTED A mis to do spading. A-
i care Journal. 4
FOR SALE High class Collie pups
it. w. Brenner, Rt. 5, box 30. 4-o
FOR RENT 'Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Call 1510 State strict. 4-23
POT washer and vegetable man, good
wages. Apply Hotel Mama. 4 23
POSITION .wanted at nightwatchnian
or light janitor work. W. E. Dark
ien, 666 N. Summer St. Salem 4 23
NEAT, capable elderly lady wants
light housework, good cook, l'hone
1hu2 The Leonard. 4 23
YOUNO Holstein aud Jersey cow,
fresh eight weeks, price $65. ( all
70F31. 4 25
SMALL ranch and house and 2 lots in
Salem to trade for farm in Kansas.
Phone 51F11. 4 25
FOR SALE Modern 6 room bungalow
See Cbas. llifl 3jo Chemekeia.
.. .
a
WANT Exrienced juen 's
furnish-
ings and shoe man, give
reference
and salary expected.
L-141 Journal.
COWS for snle; several fresh Jersey
cows, fresh and coming fresh. In
quire at 554 Ferry St. back of Clear
water 1mm. 4-24
FOR SALE 4 acres bearing cherry
orchard, good location, rock road, 4
miles out. Price $1300. W. H. Ura -
benhorst k Co. 275 State street. 4 23
FOR SALE 10 acre tract all cultivat
ed house and barn, well, located
south of Salem. Price $2000. W. H.
Orabenhonrt & Co. 275 State St. 4-23
FOB SALE 160 acres Lake county
land $10 per acre, or will trade for
Salem property, any kind. W. E.
Duehien, 666 N. Summer St., Sa
lem. 4 23
FOB KENT Until October 1st furn
ished or unfurnished six room house,
one block from state house. CaU to
morrow on premise 95 Choineketa.
422
FOR SALE 10 acre tract, nearly all,
cultivated, best of soil, 3 acres bear
ing Italian prunes;, email house.
Pnce $.1000. W. H, Oraibonhorst
Co. .275 State street,..., 4 23
ONE acre home place for sale on rens-!
orutbla term or exchange for auiau
acreage. 8 room house, every con
venience. All kind of fruit, berries
and garden. On paved street nenr
ear line and school. Phone 2440,
owner. . i
4-22
WOOD choppers wanted to eut nice
, second growth fir? $4 per cord; long
. or abort job. Mill reserve timber
' and sell land at $75 per acre on
very easy terms. John H. Scott, 404
Hubbard bldg. .
INVEST in victory bonds. Duy a pi
ano on easy paviiionf;
some ' very
fine bargains in hi nil grade pinnns.
The Wiley Ii. Allen Co. 51U Court
St. store huurs 1 to 6 p. m. 4 25
WHY not build a silo and save hayf
W. D. Smith, 303 Salom Bank of
Commerce ibuiV-ling. tl'wvernment
money at 5U, percent, pnvable in 34
yiars". " 4 22
FOR SALE Quick at encrifice, 15
acres all cultivated,, 6 acres grain,
2 i acres strawberries, 1 acre pota
toes. Writi! H. Ciaue, Aumsville,
Or. 4 2S
FOR SALE By owner, 7 lot and 7
room modern house, full si?.e Imse
nieiit, near school, large barn;, 36
bearing fruit trees; a bargain nt
$4000 if taken at once. 2015 N.
Com'l. 4 24
DOHA UEAV McCLTCIIIXKN, teacher
of liaito, a new and logical met hurl
for both pupil and teacher, making
clear all basic principle necessary
to a musiial education, and giving
the "music teacher" something to
teach. 421 Court St. Phone 352.
YOU ARE GOING
To lose the opportunity to purchase
that modern bouse at 1133 Court St.
for $5500 on your own termsf Un
less you do so within a few day it
will be taken off the market. It ia
worth more money and proj-erty val
ues are going up. The same will ap
ply te the beautiful home at N. 1263
Court St. for $4500. See
PLANT artichokes if yon want thcap
hog feed. Both top( and tuber make
splendil feed. I have a few bushels
left. Phone 622 or 354. U
The Journal testified ad are a
great favorite with people who $
do things Try ear
BRICGS AUTO WOOD-SAW AHadunent
Om wmmm llmJs lMa, M iwtim.
Coes AajwlcTt Aaj Auto.
BRIGGS I EURTEE CO, be, Kitttfactirers
2?9 Rswthorn An., Portland.
lBCvase wirbt nd trccth of thin
d,f!0?, tvrvuirs fhh'K It Is tJ
only eijrpLi-ie una t pficvrbt tt-at
lWdt th tieiT' ii!ret, t'ie chtiiit-.-iHv
pur form ot pfio$phj.L aula ratty
found ia bmfn end nerve cell.
SolJ by Hmszltt antler a painiH
tv of sntisfuvtioft or mi'ijr buck. I
maud tti rfnutu ftlTK rhvphiit.
ttw klatt that pbyak'Uint presvnb
For Thin People
Mystery Surroirds Death Of ;
Coast Guard Shot In Head
San Francisco, April 22. (United;
Press.) James O. Harris, memrter of;
the United States coast guard, died atl
the marine hospital today of a .gunshot!
wound ia the head. j
Harris staggered to the hospital early j
today weakened by loss of Mood. Ac
cording to hospital attaches he refused
to tell how he received the wound.
MUNICIPAL SYSTEII
(Continued from page cne)
treats. He found the cider was not of
the moonshine variety but was of the
;kind with raisins. roducing thereby
the desired kick. He also reported that
(,ne could buy a go ut drunk in Salem
I(" "'" -W cents to $!. lie blames
i,u.t i . , . . . . .
i uriKioH tor me real noose found Ju
the nty. When that citv wot a uood
"upi'Iy. some of it ciime to Salem
I the ways and means committee of
I the council reporUd against allowing
4 23:l"e bill nf $15,514.11 against the uitv.
or me viurKe tienery Co. This ia the
company that paved Twelfth street
from Mission to the south city limits.
Warrant for the work were not paid
for lack of funds. The report states
that the company knew at the time the
. living was done thut there would be
litigation and there was no negligence
ou the part of the city beeuuse there
was no money on hand to pay the war
rant tor tnis work,
Taxpayeri AV Time
M. E. Pogue represented a number
of tax payers who petitioned the eity
not to foreclose improvement liens just
a the property was (becoming valu
able and just when rca' -tatc was bo'
ginning to move in tne norm pa. of
the eity. He said it would discourage
prospective purchasers if the eity be
gan foreclosure proceedings and that
after mo many property owners hd h,.i,l
their property during slow timea, it I
would not bo fair for the city to take i
it away from them just as the real ea-,
tato market was looking up. Mr.
Pogue said the reason many had not
paid wns because they did not have the
money. Referring to the Oaka adila-
tion, ho said that many property own-1
ers would lose- their proierty if suits
were brought to foreclose imp,,,,-,
meut liens. The council took no defi-1
nite action.
H. H. Vanvervort wanted to knoif
why there was to many dcluya in build
ing sidewalk, especially when there
was nbout two miles to be built and
just little stretches coming in for build
ing at each meeting of the council. I
He didn't ret nnv sntisfuctorv ans-1
wer. Alilerman Smith said the aide-:
walk building should ibe runhed.
May Sell Rollers j
TIio city attorney and treasurer were '
instructed to isue certificates of do-j
linouency to the city on all property;
in tho aks Addition improvement pro-,
ject which are four years or more de
linquent and to alwi take atl necessary
and proper proceedings to get these de
linquent liens in siinpe fur foreclosure.
This means tliat tho city authorities.
nave miaiiy (toeutoil to liegin nt once
foreclosure proceedings in the Oaks ad
dition.
The city has two big rollers, pnrt
of its paving plant for sale and the
proposition now In fore the council is
whether to accept one bid of $1500 to
ho paid in gravel aud stone at. the reg
ular rate or take $1000 cash. Itntlt of
fers are from the same wind and grav
el company.
A petition nns read from the Brown
ing Amusement company Bsi'.in,' for
part of Court treet between Liberty
rind Front from May 10 to, L'l, during
the tatn convent inn ef Oild lVHiiu-
W A ..,,ir,..,.,t:,1,. u. ri.l.lll
Follows vigorously protest! d nguinst
I granting a license. He said there would
be about lolMMMd Fellows ami R-bek-
nh here that, week anil thi're would
lie plenty of entertainments arid things
going on without an tiiniiseini-nt show.
The council was with him nnd refused
to grant the permit for the week.
Hence, no amusements by wny of
strwt shows during the stale conven
tion of Oild Follows.
Book Aftentg Licensed
The. ordinance providing for the pay
ment of a license fee for book agents
and such was finally pnssed bist night.
It will cost to .peddle spooks or mag
azines in the rity hereafter an follows:
ono day 50 cents; one week $1; one
month $2; three month, $.1; six months
Widower Congratulated
"Hince my wife's death, five years
ago, I have suffered greatly from
stomaeh nnd liver trouble nnd g.is at
tacks. I lost over 50 lb., and at times
wis as yeiiuw as saiiron, iy uocnirs
could not help me. Hix dovs of Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy have entirely cur
ed me. I have regained my weight
and every one is congratulating mo
how well I look.' It is a simple,
harmless preparation that remove the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which enures practirally aH stouiS'h,
liver and inteitinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. J. C. Perry,
flepital Img Htore. and druggist ev
erywhere. '
The Journal Job Department
will print yon anything ia tb
tationry line do it right and
save you real money.
National Gingham
Veek
This Week is Set Aside "Nationally" to Emphasize
B
A CadlStyf
J3
741
Tomorrow's Big Sale
High Grade Dress Gingham
27 inches
wide.
Sale opens
9 a. m.
Special Introductory Sale
The Sphagnum Moss Girl
To Introduce these SFAG -
I Special Price
Package of Six -
Yoa can always
t.; 4 IS fe J "
$4 and one year $5.
Again representing the Odd Fellows,
ir , U':.. ...... 1 11...1 1!. .IfilA nf
i . 1 . ! H-Bl him-ii lllUl l lit v.
tho first band concert be moved up so
as to happen the week when the state
convention of Odd Fellows is held in
Salem. The council was ugieoabU) to
tho change. AIo to having the foun
tain play in colors during the conven-
tion.
After several member, of the coun
cil had ihcgged the pardon of the mayor
for talking hcpwi table, to each oth
er, it was voted to adjourn until
Thursday evening of thi netk to lahe
up some matters regarding the propos
ed measure to place the salary of ull
city officials in the hand of the city
council. As the charter now read, the
council has nothing to say about the
salaries of the city martini ami cny
recor(,,r
COUNCIL SIDELIGHTS
Sidelight nt the meeting of the city
fathers Inst evening:
Alderman Hi moral: Tie Victrola in
the next room ii making too much
noise. 1 move that Chi f of Pol.ce Vax
ney be instructed to tell the fire boya to
postpone the concert until after the
meeting of the city i iitncil.
Aldermnn Wiest to Alderman Vi.nder
vort: I'll bet you don f inuw wmtt Wr
are voting on.
Alderman Wil in: Mr. Mayor, IM
like to know what the ordinance ii
nbout. I was taking to Dr. Vtter whi r,
it was rend.
Alderman Utter: What are wo vot
ing onf
Ablermon Wilson: I move wo ad
lonrn.
' Aldermen Wiest: I think I catch his
, point if nnybody else doesn't. He want?
to know if we adjourn this meeting uu
AMERICA'S GREAT FABRIC
GINGHAMS
We shall specialize on this fabric
this week, in
PIECE GOODS;
DRESSES,
APRONS and
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
All made in the United States
CLew bj
SFAG-NA-KINS
A Sphagnum moss sani
tary napkin
The
"Sfag-na-kins"
will be found to prove
greatly superior to any
thing else on the market
1 t0 3-0ne "Sfag-na-
kin" will be found equiv
alent to 3 or more ordi
nary cotton sanitary
napkins. '
NA - KINS
for
do better at
. . f-5 .
jtil 8 o'clock Thursday.
Alderman l iter: " 1
want a ruliiir
from the chair. As I understand it.
Hint Thursday is a distinct meeting.
Aldermnn Roberts: It is uu adjourn
ed meeting.
Alderman Vnndervort: 1'ndcr what
i hei;d are we. What is the next order of
business I
Alderman Wilson: I move we do now
adjourn.
Alderman Wiest: I wish to bog tin
riardon of tho mayor for talking too
hastily to other members.
All Aldermen: f-nme here.
Mayor Albin: Thia session of th
citv council in hereby adjourned until
Thuriduy evening nf thia week at 8
o 'clock.
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