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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 19, 1919. PAGE SEVEN. S.;--fc- 10 ."win P"3 ess Your Summer Shoes Are Ready! Any cf the Stylish or Desired Colors, lets of Patterns, we can give now, and it would be good judgment to buy now ; o Ai PUMPS iii desirable line of black kid, or calf, also brown kid or calf. They range in price from $9.50, $3.50, $7.00 down to $1.75. The Military or Cuban heel shoes are popular, too, in the brown or blacks, either kid or calf, and they are pric ed from $13.50, '$12, $11, $9.50, $8.75, $8.30, $7, $6.50 and on down through .the grades to $3.93 wHe all the sizes and widths are in stock. e One especially fine thing is our elegant "White Kid Lace shoes that we are still selling at $.12.00 and $10. You Should see them. fliBOrS TROUBLE COST i.uititK wmm DRESSY FKH THRICE WELCOME!! DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH Our City, Our Homes, Our Hearts gladly welcome you. May your stay among us be filled with pleasure HEELED OXFORDS AND HPS Come in the new browns and in black kids. No new suit is complete without one or the other to add the classy look. They only cost from $11, $9.50, $8 and down to $3 The rich, elegant, high heel ed shoes is of course the ne cessity to the well dressed. Browns, blacks, whites, rich soft kids, finishes off that lovely new suit. We are still selling them at $13.50, $12, $8.50 and even as low as $3. White Nile Cloth, Reignskin, Poplin or Canvas, are all good for summer in either high shoe, oxford, pump or strap sandals. They are priced all the way along the line from $7.50, $5.85, $4.50 on down to $1.93 "Sells Shoe Satisfaction Solely 1 i Suffered Since He Was Two r Years OldGains 16 Pounds 0a Tanlac Now Well . And Srcng. "My. nephew. James llogan, who it ; fif teen years of age, ha gained ix ; teen pounds on Tanlac ami is iuk a robust, happy ioy after thirteen year jof awful- suf forms, " said Mi Mag gie Goldsmith. 2SO Uonnr avv., Mob j phis Tenn. Mm Goldsmith has boon , connected with the Joe T.. rjiatliorne 'Seed Co. of that city for twenty sev ' year ami is a stockholder and di rector in the company. "Ever sinee Juntos was two vears Jiold," continued Miss OoldMiiilh, "he ih bin afflicted with sumach wou i I ble. Two or three hour after eating. 1 especially the evening meal, lie would 3 I t'4viii 'to complain of severe pains in J; Ins stomach which would increase itYi 1 til he would go into convulsion. j These spells would come on five or six J ! times a month and litt about thirty Jnmnilos aud he would he uncutneinis for an hour, Some said he had heart (trouble and others said it was vertigo. ! Llis conditiou kept him Mown to almost 'a skeleton and it whs pitiful to see how he suffered. '"Ills mother took him to St. Louis, and many other piuces for trcntnutnt, and we spent thousands of dollars try i iug lo find some relief for him but It ' was nil to no avail. I "ittit all that awful load of imxtctv ijjainl worry has been lifted, .lames is i now a weit ami nappy imy ana is go- ins to school, and a few botths of Tinilae did it. He always complained 'of having to tak other medicines, lmt ! be seemed to like Tanlae and since tak- ins five bottles he is sixteen pounds i heavier and doesn't look like tlx. .mine ihoy. lie whikIs to eat nil the time and can eat anything without i' Ji urt inff I him. It makes us rejoice to see James 'well and stout aud enjoying life like 'other boys. We are not looking for 'notoriety, but for the sake of suffering 'humanity, wc are willing to give our 1 unqualified endorsement for Ttinlne." I Tnulac is sold in Salem by Dr. S. C. Stone, in Hubbard by Hubbard Drug Co., in M"t. Angel by Ben flooeh, in IGervais by John Kelly, in Turner by ! II. 1. Cornelius, in Woodburn by Ly jtnnn H. Shorey, in Silverton by Ueo. I A. Steelhammer, in Kates foy Mrs. J. If. MoCurdy, in Stayton by C. A. j Beauchamp, in Aurora by Aurora Drug I Store, in St. Paul by Groceteria Stores Co., in Donald by M. W. Johnsop, in Jefferson by Foshay & Mason, and in i Mill City bv Mnrkcteria Oro. Co. --"""1llll"1lftTiillt 111 i Clara Wernt'r t't.t hor hand Hiitunltiy, a 'in.- (oiiu nils cuiuiiK iiicui n iiu iiu ux, iiiu j doctor hml to take scvornl stitchci. 31 l.tM rrmny 1 ontrsil Howell plnyiM. hull ur.tli Pi-utii.il tlm lot.. .n.i.i.r i .... S MV ... V. V . .... .Mft Journal Van' .r. Quick Reference To Firms That Gi?c Service On Short Where Buyer And Sclkr Meet We Recommend Our Advertisers. EVESYrui.su ELECTRICAL Salem Elrctrie Co., Hasoaia Temple, 127 Korta Higa. Usia REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 120 acres of Xo. 1 land located ( miles from Sa'.em, a good road, in good location, good kous and barn and other buildings, farm implements, 4 horses, 5 ews, a year- DORA DEAN MoClTOHEON, teaehsr of piano, a new and logical aeta4 for both pupil, and teacher, staking e'esr all basic principle accessary to a musical education, and girinf the "musie teacher" sometajsg M teach. 4-1 Court St. fhois 3S2. lings, 50 cords of bargain. brad of hogs, round 500 Write M tf wood ready .cut, alt ,t i PrflPl rTTDVITTn?!? CTnC W Vara Journal. i Ml I UiUUt UlUs til UiUi lor barjaias ta acw aad aoeBdha4 goods for the house, furniture, rang es, heaters and stoves, rugs, sewing machine, graniteware, dishes, suit cases, trunks and tools. We wank your old furniture and stoves, will pay yciu highest cash price. Sea us Inst. -Peoples Furniture Store, 271 N. Commercial St. Phone 734. FOR 8ALB A good double team bar ncss, will trade for hay or grain, or will exchange for good dry wood See Square Deal Realty company Phone 470 BEST BUYS 10 acres fine fruit land, all eultivnt-' ed. 3 miles of Sstlem, flillnl, cay terms 10 acres all cultivated, house, barn, acres family orchard, on rock road, 1 miles from Salem. IvXlO. 14 acres, logans, family fruit, lar;e house, burn equipped for chickens, on good road, the best of soil. tlOiMJ. 2. acres joining city, best of soil, well fenced, 7 room house, barn. JMtMl 24 acres, 1 tt cultivated, 3 logans, 5 prunes, fair house, barn, all eipupmeut and stock including team, cow, la hogs 50 chickena, mile from station. $70oU. 50 acnti all cultivated, good house, baru, well drained, bvst of fruit, grain or clover land; 5 miles front Salem, H!0; land nil around it not any better is held nt -'00 Hi r nere. :I000 cash, balance 6 percent. 100 acres, IKI cultivated, house, 2 barns, spring, 10 acres timber, well fenced, close to station. S5 per acre. ati.'i aerM, modern iniproveiuents, all cultivated, well fenced; one of the fin est mixed farm ranches in the valley; 3 miles from simill town; offered for a short time at $73 per acre on very easy terms. Owner wishes to retire ami does not care to rent it. For best house or farm buys eve BOCOLOFSKY Buyiic Building SECOND-HAND GOODS NO CASH KKQl'IKED Good overcoat shoes and suits, all kinds of music al instruments, shotguns,. rifles, heat ing stoves, gus stoves, suit cases and 1000 other useful articles tc sell or trade. What hsvo y on f The Capital Kxchnnge S37 Court St. Phone 493. HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED ball with 1'i'iitiim !"? itoiious. DALLAS NEWS. of lols 1 and addition; H0. C. B. Oilils to W. W. Vostor;icusp, lols 10 and lit, Bimnysidp Fruit Farms, K. Patterson ciaim Pavings t half of HE. quarter sec- fCntdtul Journal Special Service.) latins. Or.. Mnv 10. Hnrrv Graves .and 10 acres in J, find ('Hon Holmaii left this week for a; 8-3 W.; 000. fishing- trii) near Meda in Tilauiooki R. F. Louden to Security enutitv. Thev will nlso visit at tliO .Trust Co.. W, homo of Mr. Holman's brother, Merle tion 12 8-2 E. ilnlmuii. before returnine limne. K. A. Johnson to J. J. Mnthis. 37.40 ' Mis. Margaret Museot left Wclnes- acres in Cyrus Pitney claim, 7-2 W. fl:iy morning for a visit at the homo of , Louise Hciitcckor to Ludwick Lar her daughter in Portlnnd. son. X. half of lot 6, block 2o, Htilem; Mrs. ('. S. Clinpin of Portlnnd ts a :!000. giiesl nt the home of her daughter, Mis.) O. Gunderson to Olc Oleson. X. linlf, W. P. Miller, on Miller avenue. quarter, NE. quarter section 9 7-1 Lieutennnt Don Fletcher of Buell was W.; also 9.75 acres in section 10 7-1 W.; n miest lust week nt the home of Mr. JWtfl v. L. Bsiber. Lieutennnt LIYESLEY NEWS ('apit.il Journal Hpeeinl CM rvice) l.ivesley, May l. 1'. Kugle of his and Mis. Fletcher reeentlv returned from Franei- where lie participated in some of thej fiercest battles of the latter part of wnr. Osonr Holmes, a former Dallns eon- tractor who has been in Portland for , t'ortlnnd spent the week end the past two yours, is a guest nt the brother, x. p. Kugle. home of his sister, Mrs. E. V. Dalton. on Mrs. ,T. A. Lank ford is recovering Hill strept. jnftor a rather serious operation, and is Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton nnd;oxpcctPd to lie strong enough to return liaby have returned to Dallas from Se- home in a few days, nttle, where thev )iove been living fori Muy Asher has returned after an ex the past year nnd will taken tin their ( tended visit with friends und relatives residence on their prune rnncli south of i in Wasl ington and Portland. f0svn Tom Mutton was a week end visitor I.. J. Chhiiin of Salem was a nallns ar tne nome ut r. nogoii . !...,!... vi.lfn. tl.s first of the week. I C I). Oiierry visited with M.. TTnJ,. M..linnn I,n returned to, in Portland Thursday, his her home in Pallas after a short vtsn.V having for Wyoming, with relatives in Portlnnd. Heylc-n d family have a new Count v Assessor C. S. Groves left tlietudoaker touring car. fir.f f h week for a bus ness trip to r- is away uuimn g a Tilluniook City. Mr. Graves Is inv ested in n cnunery nt that place block E, in Simpson's, her time to the visitation of high si tioois ot i lacKumus auii asimigton counties mid is reporting marked in terest in the normal on the part of ninny high school students. It is with pleasure that we slate that the flu conditions have so greatly im proved that the Normal will open next Monday as plnnned. There have been no new cases for nearly two weeks and all who have, been afflicted have recovered or are rapidly recovering. It is hoped that satisfactory arrange meirts may be made with the Warren 'iinstruetion company for the pawing and parking of the street in front of the normal. President Ackern.an was in iSalein Thursday interviewing the executive committee as to the iinnnc ing of said paving. He report sthat the outlook is very favorable for the satisfactory completion of said arrangements. relatives biotlier T. ROLL OFHONOR The following eusualtips are reported by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces: Killed in Action , 2 Died from Wounds Died of Accident and Other ('Buses Died of Disease Wounded Severely 'Wounded (degree iiuilctcrmincil).... Wounded Slightly I'nion street, left tmlav for California l''ri!uy. Mrs. J. W. Raggett enjoyed a whore thev will vi..it for several weeks Riven in honor of Adnm . . . . i Burns of Salem, prepared by his do- They expect to reenter business aftor vott.(l wife. Their son, Alvin, and returning to Sale.n; (daughter. Mrs. A. C. Brunch, aim grant- - ... lK,,Hi Hnlpli Brunch, were present. TODAYS BASEBALL SCORE A11,' rr, ".irtl W leveaiuir. Those takinu tin active imrt were Mrs. Steff, n, Misses liuvsorie, 11 National R Cincinnati 3 New York 4 Fisher nnd Wingo; Dii'btic und Carry. (H innings) Chicugo Brooklyn ..,...,. .. Vaughn und Killifer; Krueger, St. Louis 3 It 2 Philadelphia 10 10 0 Meadows, May, Ames and Snyder; Jacobs and Adams, Pittsburg 15 1 Me- ..3 7 0 . 1 6 2 Grimes and A number of members of the Pythias. Bister lodge of Pnllns attended the. dis trict convention held in the Capital city. Tuesday afternoon nnd evening. An en joyable affair i t'1( verdict of tn" attending. house on his farm east of Salem. The Indie of the ( . T. club met with Mrs. 8. C. Davenport in Salem ThursiUiy, all en joying the day us usual Xext meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. D. yucrry. Kdwin Foster had the misfortune of fulling from a swing and brcuking his Iright arm just nbove the wrist. C. 1). Querry has rented his amue- incut hall to Wurren Hunt of Sulem jwho expects to give two dances each i nook , Our school closed Friday with the if usual excitement over examination, and u basket iiii uic, which was interrupted I In- n shi wer of rain, but nil concerned I o w ... rt! seemed to come away happy andiground liaillioil onoim iif iiu." -. nf l.l.wL nnd filV.. (I. H. Jones ad li- """""g linn; 4"i0. Deals In Real Estate Total 3 33 148 200 Boston 2 Adams, Miller and Hwecney; Nehf and Wilson American Philadelphia Chicago postponed rain Xew York 7 l"l 1 Cleveland 0 3 5 Thormahleii und Ruel; Bagby nnd .O'Neill Washington 0 Detroit 0 Ayers, Thompson and Agnew; Datiss nnd Aiusmith (eight innings) Boston St. Louis postponed, rain. Gladys Webb, Cretu Junz, Agnes Well man and Golda Steffen. Those returning t'rom'Hulein to Cen tral Howell Friday evening by way of the stage were Mrs. Raggett, Misses Laurel Junz, Goldii' Steffen, Audrey Buggett, Esther Werner nnd Ellen Stef fen. Miss' (iladya Webb attended the en tertainment given by the blind school of Sulem Wednesday cvajiing. Juhniiie Riiilishnuscr was riding little Hester Lichtv on bis bicycle one even- 5 1 ling this week when her foot caught in Killed In Action. John M Burstad, Grygla Minn. Itichnrd R Chezum. Garland Mont. Died of Wounds. James P Kane, Springfield Mass. Louis Yindrn', Long Island N Y. Died from Acident and Other Causes. Corp Carl A Jensen, Racine Wis. William Amerendn. East Boston Mass Salem High Wins 6 to 0 Game From Albany Nine A very large, synietricul, goose egg was ull that the Albany bull team car ried away from the Willamette field Saturday as the result of the contest the spokes of the wheel a. id bruised the foot quite badly. Miss Golda. Steffen 's throut was soro the first of the week causing her to miss two days of school. Abe Steffen culled on Mr. Xuf.oiger Sunday evening. Anyone wishing to know what hap pened to Central Howell Monday even ing can ask Civile DeSnrt. Mrs. W. Spider e''"''l oir Mrs. J. W. Raggett Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson spi n( Sun day night at Larse l.ovres. Vera Shepard was a home visitor Sun day. Saul Janr, made a flvitig trip to Con- I trnl Howell Monday. Fred Durbin's smiling counteiiMice was seen in Central Howell Tuesday oening. Miss Piiguey Lindipiest and Miss lietlm Mooros wero aent as delegates PERSONALS. The Mrs. Irene Puntgan and children or ., -i . 11:1). ,i.t l!rii;iuti iiic ii.iiiiik hi .in , , narinoii c-iiook io nmra nmi-M i, i.. Fidler of M ., block fi; 4:.0 ' f .n a 8ro ,()1(k;MSr Clias. 11. Loomis to Robt. Bollus lots . ft. 10, LI, Gralionhorst fruit arm; VlOO. Man- T.. C.iid v to J. M. Misbler, tract 2ft. (ioudv Gnrdens; 1000. Mary nertznisn to '-Eli. Kraemer, SC.n.'J i.eres in Catharine C.teen claim.; and Sacres !n SW fpinrter of section 2 61 1 W.: 4410. . . L. F. Brode to M. Sommer, block 10. riensant Home addition; 400, A. G. Anderson to E. C. Oli-on, one- fci.lf arce on Water street. Silvertoo; W. R. Kitkpatritk to Harxl Kirk rrntrick. 01 -"2 acres in George Rhodes elr.im. 4-2 W. NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES. (Capital Journal Special Service) Monmouth, Mav IK. Last Tuesday lots 2, : President Ackerman visited in the in- .1. ,. v.. ...... I i. ...l I. 1 W. Powers to Otto Ttverlr. ."rOj-Mav 10, Hillstioro rcs in sections 9 and Ki-S-2 W. I ln'l June 5. Harmon Snook to C. S. Hsrris. part Mrs. Curran is ball game nt the penitentiary Saturday afternoon, in Chemawn team wns the contestant, was taken by the "inside" team with a score (T 8 lo fi. A lively game was re ported, with some fine plays on the part of the penitentiary team. Among the visiting Odd Fellows end ladies at the Marion hotel today are Mrs. J. F. iBurke of Grants Pnss, Kolwrt C. Smith of Portland, A. L. Hubbard of Baker, C. L. Palmer and wife ff Baker, H. P. Evans of Port laud. Margaret W, Baync, representing the Canadian government, was among the arrivals in Sulem today. W. E. Richardson came in fiom P.irtland Saturday for a 4riof visit with" relatives and friends, returning, this morning. Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Bl.-ike of Eu gene spent Sunday in Sulem, register ing at the Bligh hotel. '. E. (ramble and wife, who nvent- devotinji much of ly auld out the little depot store on with Sulem high school.. It was a one-j (entral Howell Sunday si hool to sided game from the first Inning, the convention at Pallas. Albany twirlor sending several men to Miss Gladys Webb had the mt.-foruins first on bulls one lifter the other. Fish ;"' "tcppi'.g on a hairpin Thuisdi.y night er, of Sulem, was on the job and sent "fl''r returning from prayer meeting at over the plute a type of ball that was'i11'' I'indouist 's. She was able to t hard to find, walking but one man. He "'" her school duties Friday, although nlso caught a couple of Albany men tit Mr foot was quite painful. first in a manner that brought yells of Al'''e Heir, duuiihter ot nr. delight from the stand. Most of the "' ''lv'" "''"i '" l"yi P l,:r, 'runs were made in the forepart of the;"""" Tiiesdnv, fell out of the window game. The Albany men sucreeaou in,""" "i """""j Oats 80(o'8.V Uay, cheai - Hay, oats 23 Barley, ton. 2 Mill run 43(a44c Butterfat. llutlerfnt - - " Creamery butter 5( .'00e Pork, Veal aud Mutton Pork on foot 18ih19c Veil I fmicv 17" Steers Cows - - Spring lniiibs Ewes V Sheep, yearlings - figgi and Foultry Kggs, cash - 39c Jlens, live 2H' Old roosters .. '3c Stags 2fe"c Broilers Vegetatnet Strawberries J.oOCaSj Radishes, doz : 30c Rhubarb - - c Potatoes - 1.bu Onions, local sW'4 Green onions doz ".,fc Cabbage- - u'n "vy Turnips ,! c Head lettuce 2-76 Beets 3,4 Winesan apples, box "'9 Celery, crate 10 Irult Ornnircs - Lemons, box . Bananas 8 California grape fruit U.u3 Blaek fig! lb. i(";-o' White figs, lb. W(V20 Package figs per hi 50 pkj 4ii.!'0 ,.. Tfrf fie .. 5((i Hc 12c. 0c . 8(jf 80 . 4:.(iiloc 65c r,: , $3(d3.15 Uotev, eitracted Betau nic Kggs dozen Creamery butter Country butter Flour, hard wheat . roruana uhhi Portlnnd, Or., May 19.-Butter, city crcr.mery 58((f'39c Rough heavies 18(id8.:3 Bulk 20.25fiC20.no Pigs $18.'.0(ri 10.73 Eggs selected local ex. 4:ifo 4. liens :i;i:i.v Broilers :i.ri(!i 40c Oeeae 1720e Cheese, triplets 37(S :i!o of McMinn-ille, Dayton and Newherg. In each of these he found a very ex cellent school spirit and much interest manffested in the work of the normal. He has accerted invitations to deliver graduating addresses ut Butte Falls Mar 2! and Ah- i... - it. mir. nun Mm. Jfotling out one man us iur hi iinru, - - -- - ' l. tl... ... Mrs. Oral Jernuin. Mr. PeSart. Civile vtiioro hc unu. nine man iiv ,,-,.,.-, - ' nS"T i... h mrt r. s-l,.m A fttibv i PeSart and Verl Gower attended the, innking the only two-base bit. The game ! 'In'"'e K'v,,n at North Howell haturday wound up with a score of 8 to 0. The:,"!,l, lineup of the teams was as follows: Albert Jans! is on the sick listthls Halnni linciui fiillnt.- Fl4lior. r,-fWCCk, i no niiiinni nieeiinir ano oiiski'i flin tier of the Central Howell church will be Sunday, the 18th. Come everybody und bring your lunch. Preaching in the Homing and after. Everyone welcome. DAILY UYZ STOCK MAS KIT Cattle Receipts 1258. Tone of market steady Bust steers 13U.0O Good to choice steers llfflll.30 Medium to good steers 0.50(a 10 Fair to good steers J(a,!r Common to fair steors 7.50(uS Choice cows and heifers $IO(alt Good to choice com aed heifers John Lovre. Mr. and,W(S9.75 Purvine, c; Ashley, lb; Gregg. 2b; h. Gill, 3b; A. (iill, ss; Grice. If; Nutting cf; Baggett and Lynch, rf Albany lined up as folowsl: lionmis, p; lluris, c; (iildow, lb; Halber, 2b; Wilkinson, .lb; Btuchcr. ss; La Selle, If; McGuire, cf; Blevins, rf. Score RUE Salem . 6" 7 Albany 0 2 3 CEMALHOWEL (Capital Journal ftieciiil Service.) Central Howell, Or., May 17. Miss Oram Wheat, soft white - i.l0 Wheat, lower gradsi oa sample The Capital Journal Daily Market Report Medium to good tow$ and heiferi medium eows and heifer i Fair to .rio;.).50 Canners Ifii 4 BulU 5.50(o 8 Calves 9fii'12.50 Stockers and fe-ders (i(3 8.50 Uogi Receipts 29rtt. Tone of market steady Prime mixed 2nfu 20.2.'5 Medium mixed 1 1 . ,j0(V 20 gneef Receipts .'I0tl4 Tone of market steady Prime lambs 114(5 15 Fair to medium b.mbs $13(13.10 Yearlings tlttf'12 Wetheis Mil 1 1 Ewet !fo 10.50 Bucks l"i HAT BIjOCKING I elean and block. Imliivs' and Men's hats. Just re ceived a hat renovating machine. It gets the dirt, Try it once. C. B. Ellsworth, 403 Court St. Sulem, Or. AMUSEMENTS- THE SOLDIER BO VS Pool and bil liard parlor ia now open under new management and it renders you and the general public a congenial place to pass away a few lcisute hour. The basement of Oregon Eleetria depot, corner of Stute end High Phone 628. Wm. Livock, prop. STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 50 yenrs experience, Depot Nations) and American fence. Sizes 26 to 58 in. high Paints, oil and varnish, etc. Logaikborry aud hop books, Salem Fence and Stove Works, 250 Court street, phone 124. m - rrnr J. A. Rowland Furniture Store Buys, sells and exchanges new aad 2d hand furnitmre. All kinds of repair work, light grinding, filing, and brazing a specialty. Right prices. 247 North Commercial B. Thono 16. SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage refuse of all kinds removed on monta ly contracts at reasonable rates. Cess pools cleaned. Dead animal re moved. Office phone Main 107. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security TH08. K. FORD Over Ladd k Bush hank; Salem Orego FEDERAL FARM LOANS b per cent interest. Prompt aevvice. S4 years time. Federal farm loan sonde for sale. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Ma sonic Temple. Salem, Oregea. INSURANCE COUNT ilt Fr free ixf formation about Life Insurance s J. F. Hutchason, dUt. manage foe the Mutual Life of N. Y., offaie 371 Stute St., Salem, Ore. . phone 99, residence 1390, tf HOP LEE, expert lauudryman, 43i Ferry St. I pay top market price for chickens and Eggs. Office phone, 1339J, residence 1333J. WOOD SAW PHONE 1090R Our Prices are Right W. M. ZANDLER, Pmprieter 1253 X. Summer Street, Salem, Oregom REPAIRING STEWART'S 'REPAIR tfllOP Bav just installed a machine that wi sharpen lawmnowers the same as th factory puts them out new. Bring all vour light repair work to me. Al vin B . Stewart, 347 Court St. Phonw 493. LODGE DIRECTORY KNIGHTS OF TYTIIIAS MKfT AT McCornsck hall on every Tuesday at 8. Walter Lenon, C. C, P. J. Kuntl, K. R. A S. ROYAL Ncighber oi.AmeriLa, r gon Grape camp No. 1360 meet every Thursday evening in McOernaek hall Elevator vviee. Oiacle, ar rie E. Bunn, 648 L'nion bt; recor der Mrs. Melissa Persons, 1415 H. 4th' St. Phone 143C.M. WATER COI.ITANY BALEM WATER COMPANY Office corner Commercial and Trade street Bill payable monthly in advance. Paste 606. 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