THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 24. 19
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cause it no longer is a burden. This marvelous cabinet gives a new aspect to
kitchen duties. You enjoy them entirely new type of cabinet. Differs abso
lutely from all other makes. ;)S more improvements. ?S added conveniences.
Everything at finger tips--handy, smooth, sanitary" surface, round Duchess
corners inside new departure in cabinet making. Made in oak or white en
amel. Reduces work by half. Let the lytchen Maid be your kitchen aid.
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' EXTRA SPECIAL
Regular $75.00 white enamel cabinet now ; .. $59.70
Regular $62.50 white enamel cabinet, now $49.75
Regular $BJ Solid Oak Cabinet, now ; '. $49.95
Regular $55.00 Solid Oak Cabinet, now .. ." .4080
Regular $5:i.00 Solid Oak Cabinet, now .. $39.95
OTHER CABINETS PRICED FROM $14.83 AND UP.
Watch for the Big Universal
Range Demonstration
Stores iO'LL Stores
Damage Su't Denies Hii
Sped Cause Cf Accident':
a nil fourth grades of iV l.nL i- mien, e i
Tt mug rktkdo. wi at lyviMK 1sm fj
wet k upon -T -achins a 1 i'c Work", j "J
the
Art answer has been filed in tlie eir
ettit eourt iu the damage suit f Mrs.
Addie- T?
Donald W. Miles, in which Mrs. Dane
tasks tor $572VO0 damages for being
run dona Dee. 14, 191 f. by an autouio
bile drivca by IHmald W. Miles.
In a ik a or to the complaint of Mrs.
Pane, iu which she alleged that Mr.
Among the teacher selected f
coming vear to ful trie vft-s:!.' m in
he Portland schools are ;ane (ti.'B
Normal gra tuntes in fact about 30 per
eent are from the Norms 1.
Pres'.h'tit Aeki'rtu.m si-ect a vurt of
Daue against B.J. Mile? and ; his vacation at Butte Fa lis i.i south
em Oregon where he delivered the
commencement address, tic also spoke
to the High school at McMiniiviHc,
Newborn and Hubbard.'
Letter? are being sent to the alumni
bv Miss Kutilv DeYore. president, and
.en
Quick Kefcrcnte To Firms That Gi?c Service On Sl:crt
Where Buyer And Seller Meet We
Recommend Our Advertisers.
i;ie.4 was oriiiir niN rnr ar an nii-i i ... j.. ....... .,
..,-ed iii careless and reckless .inviting them to of present at the liiid
imaum-r at the time she a kam-ked commencement, ajkins; them to ub I
down and dragged. 60 feet. Mr. Milts aeribe to the memorial fund and iirnins i
allege that his ear was not jfoins; mure ! them to vine for the "i.OOO.OtO bond!
than 15 mile an hour. !isue. from which the Oieirun Normal i
The answer alleire: 'That at said ! is entitled to receive flti(,thK) for
time the plaintiff (Mrs. Daue) cureless-j buildings. With the letter is enclosed
ly . and novlipently, without keeping t the alumni song composer! by Misj .lose
any or jmi(er lookout for her uwa phinc S'ger. 'IS.
tafety and without exercising proter! The nieniorial fuad is amuuiinfr Isn
or any care or precaution as to t'gibl proportions. In addition to the
jwav. Hace er manner m which she was ."i0 Liberty bond denated by the fc
jjraJltiE, talked and careiessaV end'uty, they are being canvassed this
i negligently suffered and permitted her-J week for voluntary donations. The
I self To get in front of and be struck senior and junior classes have each
j by the nmchiue driven bv the defend-' pledged l.OO 'per member. These, with
jant (Mj. Miles while the same wa , the contributions from the ahiiuui otiijlit
ibeing operated in a careful and skill- j to bring the fond near to the UM'tl
till manner and at a moderate rte of for which the committee is working,
speed, not exceeding 1") miles an hour. " j The Kaiiuer school hoard passed a
The answer f Mr. Miles also alleges; resolution at its last meeting that fu
thJ Mrs. Dane, at the time of the ac- ture instructors in the Maimer schools
eident first dodged one way and then I must be normal trained,
the other and in so doing, dodged im-1
mediatey in front of the car and nasi
slightly injured.
It is also alleged by Mr. Miles in his
answer that any loss or injury which (
Mrs. Daue lnnv have sustained, was I
caused by her negligence and want of
ETOTTTHNa ELECTRICAL
Salem Electrie Co., Masonio Temple, 127 North Iltgh..
Taltfhaaa
..M.ia IS 4
REAL ESTATE
France To Be Cleared Of
Yankee Troops By August
Washington, Mav 24 (Vnited Pret,s)
France) will Ik' practically cleared of
Americana by July .10, a chart received
at tho war (h'pnrtiut from Gen, l'cr
ilnug showed tixlay.
WasUiugton, lla.v4. (l'nited Tress)
All American combat divisions exj
cept regular army units will have Bail
ed from Franco by dune 12, (ieneral
Mnrch announced today.
Deals In Real Estate
A. A. Wolf to "Alex lli'nkey, MS
a -e in J. V. Elmer claim, section
36 1 W.; 1WU.
Aloi. Keler to Then Nit-nabcr, 5X1
acres in l. L. t'. Xo. SI, section 10 0-1
North Side Investment Co., to L. B.
fawyer. kt 3 and 4. block G, 2ortU
Nide addition, Kilverton.
North Kble Investment Co. to L. S.
Whitlmk. lot 13. block B, North Side
addition, Nilverton.
I'. 11. Kluwer to R. V. Hardcintte.
3.l acre in aectMut 2.V5-1 W.
i'earl M. To?.ier to A. H. S.ginnnd,
Iract P. pint A. I'ortland Truck Or.rdens.
Henry Hatcher to liny Mryker, 3".S0
res in J. I hurchill claim, ' 1 VT.
F. U Terwilliger to 1. F. UeCrosit.
lot 15. block a, I'arriih addition A, Sa
lem: HlH.
F. U Tcrwillijfer to Eva Terwitllger,
lot H. Sumy Side Fruit Faiui; t7..
A. F. Cnrtter to K. B. Marsters, lot
. iiitM-k 1. Vneen Anne addition.
Frank Mack to J. t'. Mnvo, lot 5 end
. Idock 2, Bursons additiot, Stavton;
ilNMI.
Teny Sieinkamp to J. W". Steinka
4I..-.I acres in A. J. Davis c;im, I
V.'.-. j::imi.
j George Brock to Chris Jensen, lofi 1
I to 8. block 3. Merryfields addition,
t Auiusville; $785.
! Fnuik Lesley to Harry Humphrey,
ipnrt of block 4, Htnyton.
i T. B. Knv to F. C. Hoiison, riart of
I block 2, Yew Park addition; :!PMi.
. M. Coburn to Joseph Tlnel, rt of
lots 6, 7, 8, block 17, t'nion addition,
Sulein.
A'ilrew Omnsson to Clnrence Town
send, lots 5 and 6, block 9, Southwest
addition. Salem.
' John Bovle to Sarah Roth, luS aete
in J. Killin tlaini. section 10 and 11
'5-1 V.; 7min.
'hind; Mrs. Acolia Royal Oberg, Tort
'liind, ItsS; Mis. Mae Boise Lautermnn,
iNalem; James T. Matthews, 1HK9; Vir
gil 1'erriiiger, Btllinghani ; Olive T.
Tower, Cleveland, 0'1'0: X. M. Newport,
r Albanv, IXHK: .ludffe J. T, Ailshie, Rnlae
I Idaho; Dr. B. L. Sleeves, Sulem, 18"L
CENTRAL HOWELL
(Ciijiitul Journnl Special Service.)
Central Howell, Or., May 2. The
care and that it was her negligence that fourteenth annual meeting of the Gen
caused her loss and damage if any. I trsil Howell church wna held last Bun
The accident in which Mrs. Dune wH8j,ay, Sunday school at IU a. in., was
injured hapened at S o'clock on thecj bv the superinteiulent, Elvin Herr.
eveninir of December 14, 1!1. at State! a splendid report of the Sunday school
and Commercial street while Mrs, Daue ; ...,Vcntion wns irivua bv the dolemite.
and others were standing on tho street
awaiting to board an appnmchnir street
car.
SILVERTCN NEWS
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Silverton, Or., May 24. Sol Smith, an
old time resident of Silverton, died at a
Salem hospital Inst Wednesday and wa
buried at Silverton Thursday. Mr. Smith
ii . a:
Jiau ucu ill lor some uiiit. , , c.,.., V,
Dr. and Mrs. L. Christoplicrson and ' 1Rusi!4hHUSer UUd dlth 't0 '
llltln ,l,,,,t,tn, li,. l.,Cl f,,r a uwll in
Miss Dugiiey l.indipicst und Mis Letha
Moores. "The Church in the Wild
wood,'' was siuig by Martha and Willie
Nicholl, played on the organ by Little
Luella Nicholl. At noon the congrega
tion wks invited by the pastor, liev.
Willium Nicholl, to the basement room
where a table extending the full lentgh
of the church was loaded with all the
good things a prosperous community is
blessed with. At 2 o'clock Dr. Kantiior
preached a splendid sermon,
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Bassett attended
the baud concert iu Sulem VVvdnosiUy
evening.
Mrs. Fred Durbiu of Salem wt;s n vis
itor at Arthur Got'fius' and Weisnei'a
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Abo Steffen toon im
Gladys Webb to Salem Friday evening.
Earl Admits of Silverton spent Fri
day evening at the home of Albert Jam.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durbiu ami Miss
Adu Buysoric spent Friduy nint m
Aurora.
Miss LiHie Oerbcr returned to Hi.leni
Friday.
Schuol visitors this week were: The
MiBsea Ellen Steffen, Elizabeth and Ida
the cast Tuesduy. .They expect to be
gone all summer. Mr. and Mrs, George
Davis hivvc rented the Chr'stopherson
home for the summer.
Major Jack Hamilton wns in town
Wednesday and gave a talk to students
o the high school. He will lecture hen
on May 30.
Colonel Leader addressed a large no
dienve at the high school assembly room
Thursday evening.
Members of the, Synod Luthern
church will soon have a fine new struc
ture. The new edifice is being built
just south of the old chureli. Rev.
fteorge Mertdricksou is the pastor.
Mia. I'etcr O. Slyve, who hns spent
the winter nt the home of her mother,
Mrs. Moe, will leave next week with her
family for llieir home in Canada,
Floyd Allen expects to move iuto tho
lew house now being erected bv Mr.
Potter.
Miss Emma Anderson of Ml. Angel
visited in tl itv the first tif the week.
Mrs. Lewis Lnisoii of East Hill him
been iiiite ill during the past week.
Ralph Service, a recently discharged
soldier, is visiting in California.
Miss Vivian Browne and Miss Gladys
Vikan visited in Salem Wednesday.
The Silverton high school girls held a
track meet at the school grounds Thurs
day evening.
Miss Agnes Larson, who hns a posi
tion in the I'ortland library, was home
visiting with relatives over the week
end. Miss Li 'lie Oppcilahl lies completed s
smcessf ul term of school in (he Silver
Kails district and is home again.
Mr. Ball, hrnd filer at the Silverton
Lumber company's mill, left Monduy
of this week for Shanghai, China, where
he will hold a similar position. j
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
Mrs. West Spittler went to rurllund
Friday to visit her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Nafzeiger are the proud
parents of twin buby girls, born Friduy.
The stork visited Will Hoth 's Sunday
evening, leaving iv little miss to gladden
their home.
Carl Mikkelson returned home Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Tweed enteitalned
tit dinner Mo dnv evening Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Durbiu of Salem, Miss Ada Buy
aerie, Miss Gladys Webb nnd his
Twedd, who was a nurse iu France.
Miss Audrey Bnggett spent Wednes
day evening at her uncle's, C. C. Widick
of SkIciii.
Missis Helen und Emma Mikkelson
and George spe.:t Thursday at OuL.er
Mikkelson 's.
Miss Edith Otto nf I'ortlnnd is visit
ing her nunt, Mrs. Rudishauscr nt pies
out.
Tho I amlsl iKtnl
luh Vittul tlvuiuwi
Daily Market Report
Grain
Wheat, soft white S.10
Wbaat, lower gradas oa sample
Oats 8.'ColOc
Hay, cheat, : - 24
Hay, eati ' 123
Bin lev, ton
Mill run i:t(K44
Butterfat.
Butterfat -. 59c
Creamery butter (Aolc
fork, VMI aod Mutton
Fork on foot lS'MlBc.
Veal fancy 17e
Stuers 7Ve
Cowa 5(i Hc
I Court House Notes
Monmouth, Ore., May 22. The Nor
mal and Monmouth Training H-hool ic-
1 opened on Monday, after lwr weeks
enforced vacation, with nearly every
student present and all iiiemiiers if Old roottcrs
I the faeulty except Mrs. St omitting h, whojStngs
; did not meet her class- until the last I Broilers
i of t!ic we'k.
Spring lambs .
Ewes -
Sheep, yearlings -
fifcXi and Pmotry
Kegs, cash
Ileus, live
The tent rriaiwl speske, iiefore vara-
t.nn wss :r. Butler, he-:d of tli hit
tory deartiuent, who took for his sub
jeet "A Problem of the Day." The
Vegetables
12c
uc
s(iflc
4le
30c
15c
20fVi 22c
3H(u.35c
FOB SALE ISO acres of No. 1 land
located 6 miles from Sslem, oa good
road, ia good location, good house
aud barn and other huUdmgs, farm
implements, 4 horses, 5 tc.ws, 3 year
lings, SO hrad of hogs. Tound 500
cords of wood ready cut, all at a
bargain. Write M W cars Journal.
tf
FOR SALE A good double team kar
ness, will trade for hay or grain
or will exchange for good dry wood
See Square Deal Realty eomptv
Phone 470
BEST BUYS
10 acres fine fruit land, all cultivat
ed, 3 miles of .Salem, JK'.uO, easy terms
10 acres all cultivated, house, barn,
acres family orchard, on rock
road, I miles from Salem, li.HtO.
14 acres, logans, family fruit, largs
house, bnrn -equipped for chickens, on
good road; the In-st of soil. $4000.
22 acres joining city, boat of soil,
well fenced, 7 room hmise, brn, $M0U
24 acre, lti cultivated, 5 logans, 5
prune, fuir house, bam, all equipment
and stock including team, cow, 10 hogs,.
50 chickens, mile from station. $7000.
50 acres all cultivated, good house,
barn, well drained, bcst of fruit, grain
or clover land; 5 miles from Snlem,
KS0; land all around it not any better
is held at $200 per acre. $3000 cash,
balance tl percent.
100 acres, WO cultivated, house, 8
barns, spring, 10 acrts timber, well
fenced, close to station. H3 per acre.
303 acres, modern improvements, all
cultivated, well fenced; one of the fin
eat mixed farm ranches in the valley;
3 miles from small town; offered for
n short time at $73 per acre on very
easy term. Owner wishes to retire
and does not care to rent it.
For test house or farm buys e
SOCOLOFSKY
Bayno Building
WATER COMPANY
ALEM WATKB rv.'UrANT-Offiot
corner Commorei.'. and Trad ltreel
Bills pnyaU monthly la advinca.
rhis ooti.
NOTICE
Sealed proposals addressed to Jef
ferson Myers, secretary of the board
of regents, Stnto Agricultural college,
Corvullis, Oregon, will lie received uy
th r snid board of regents until ten
o'clock a. in.'. rune 8, HH9, for tho
furnishing of nil material and tho per
Curiaauuo of ull labor required for the
erection nnd completion of the engin
eering laboratory building, for the
Agricultural college, state of Oregon.
All bids to be endorsed "Proposal"
for engineering laboratory huilding.
Said proposals to lie ooiie4 upon the
siiovo date by the said bonrd of re-
All tho work nnd material must con
form to tho pluus and specifications
therefor on filo at the office of the
college, Corvaliia, O,.qoii, and uS the
architect, John V. Demies, 1040 Cham
ber of Commerce iiiiMing, Portland,
Oregon. . .
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified check of five V" t of
the amount of Oie bid as a gimrantec
that the wiecfssful Wilder will "tor
into a contract according to said plans
and specifications. Said cheek to be
niado pavaiblo to tho Agricultural col
lege of the state of Oregon. Jf for any
reason the luddor fails to execute the
proper contract and Hmnd required with
in ten days after notification of tho
acceptance of bit h.I, then ewtified
check will tieroma forfeited to the Ag
ricultural college of tne state oi w -
gn.
112
StrawlK-rries
Radishes, doz
Rhubarb .......
Potatoes
! OREGON PIONttRS TO'
j The suit has been dismissed In the
lease of the Business Men's Adjustment
.Company against Otto and Rose Zwick
r. Each party pays his own eosti.
(Continued front page oae)
In the matter of the estate of Alexis
B. Nelson, the county court has set
June 30 as the date for a final head
ing. Adolph C. Nelson is adniitust ralor
of the estate.
' ter Cornell Ctnnnii Beach, 187t); Miss
Mary E. RevnnWs. Salem; Mrs. Lulu
IHiiirhes Bnsh. 10; Samuel A. handle.
Waverly, Wash.. 1181; Mrs. Marv Starr
'Waltz. Salem. 1M2; Willis C. Hawley,
'Washington. D. C, 114; ' Mm. Kate
IKeviolds Gnltra, Selem; George M.
Brown. Roselinrg and Salem: Prof. J.
B. Horner, Corvmllis, 115: Dr. Henry
!s. Goddard. (ioldendale, Wssli.; Edjar
B. Pi!r, Portland, 11W; J. tl. Goltra,
, Portland and Salem: 44. W. Holures. Gor-
jvallta. 11S7; Rev. Harold Olrg. Port- BUl IN SALEM ALW AYS
The sdministrator of the eslnte of
Edith Darr has ben discharged and re
lieved of Hut v and bonds men exoner
atcd.
The estate of Minrie Vanderhmif has
lieen aptrised at t1,. The estate
consisted of one lot No. 4 in block 8.
siilxiivisiion of Mocks 26. 27 and 28 of
Caiiiial Park addjtinn.
sneaker reviewed the political, eco-i finl'it,. Wil
i mimical and social conditions is Bus- n,.toi.,.
sia. England and in parts of the t'nit- (ir81,n onion. "J,
ed States, thus clearly re.eal.ng tne I Jv,rmudn ollionf
prooiem w nicn is conironiing me . ( atibaire
worm iiinay. in sioiuio pi-ip iu aipc
, thin nrnblcm, he sr.iil. and correct the
wrong conception of progress which;
should lie bv evolution not revolution.
Because of the enforced vacation, "le'orani?e
Joint Society Program, which was ti ieanoiia boi
lie eiven on Fridav, Mav 23rd, and Bananas
w n was , ,-,,,m- , - .mrrwrv rs.,c . ,.,;,,;, fluit
nur yi nil- ,a, in-- it iniirriivn.
The proof r.heets for the snnual edi
tkm of "The Norm" have arrived
Turuipi
Head lettuce
Beets
It UK
$3.25
30c.
.. 3o
$1.85
- 3(g)4
10c
40c
. .'1.75(? 4.23
ilifati'ie
. ... 2 3 4c
$2.75
3'A
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from the pnttishers. The edition is com
plete in every detail and reflects great
credit uixm the editor. Miss Hager.
'2f of Portland, and tier assistants.
Miss Ii.-rdell Brooks, business manager,
deserves ieeial recognition for the
splendid advertising material which ap
pears. .
Miss Willisms, critic of the third
Black fin lb. . M aliit
Wbita figs, lb. . Ift20e
Package f gf pai bx 00 pkg Moil '-IO
lli.c, extraetsi lOt
Keuii mm
Eggs dozen .. 50c
( reamerv butler - . 07(u 70c
Cciintry butter . .. 5-j
Flour, hari wheat $34-13.15
Portland Marke
Portland, Or., Mav 24. Butt
er, city
crei.mery 51n50c
Eggs selwted local ex. 4.Vo 4,ic
liens 333.'ic
Broilers ViOt 40c
Oeese 17gx;20o
Cheese, triplets 37(if;3c
DAILT LTVB STOCK MKKI
Okttls
Receipts tV)
Tone of market steady.
Best steers $U$l3.fiO
Giod to choice steers $ilri1L.i0
Medium to (rood steers $0.50(al0
Fair to good steers $H(u;!)
Commsn t0 fair ateers $7.0(o4
Choice cows and heifers $10(f)ll
Good to ehoica sows ai d keilSH
$8f9.75
Medium to good eows asd icifari
0Fai'r to medium cows and heifan
$.-.fo5.50
Cnnnera $3(3 4
Bub ..S0(u 8
Receipts 335
Stockers and feeders $Cfe8.50
not
Riieipts 80
Tone of market steady
Prune mixed $l.7.Vo20
Medium mixed l.2".fri 19.73
Rough heavies $17.75m 18
Bulk $lH..Wi-i:-"'t
Pig, $19.75
Receipts 57tS
Tone of market stcsdy
Prime lambs $1415
Fair to melinm b. talis $13(2 -11.50
Vearlings $11' 12
Wethws $!'ta 1 1
Ewi-s $f!ra 10.50
Bucks $4fh 5
Butter WHjifile
lggs 4fi47e
Hens Z?,iu ?,'o
Broilers 32fo 33c
DORA DEAN MeCVTCHEON. tesuksr .
ef piano, a new and logical methos)
for both pupil and teacher, xttakinf
clear- all basic principle Bery
to a musical edueaiioa, anr1 gitisf
tha ' music teacher'' something t
teach. 4-1 Court St. Phone 35.
FECPLES FURNITURE STORE
For bargain ia new and seeondhaa
goods for the house, furniture, rang
es, Scoters and stoves, rui"s, sewing
machine, graniteware, d;h's, auit
?asc, trunks and tools. We wank
your old furniture and stoves, wiU
pay you highest rush price. See u
last. Peoples Furniturs Sljte, 271
N. Commercial St, Phone 734.
SECOND HAND GOODS
NO CASH REQl'LRED Good overcoa
shoes and suits, all kinds of am sis
al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat
ing stoves, gas stoves, suit cases ar l
1000 other useful articles tc soli or
trade. What have yntif The Pupil!
Exchange, 337 Court St. Phone 493.
WE WANT
VOI R used furniture, stoves, carpets
and tmds, as we pay fair prices for
everything. Call 947
CAPITAL HARDWARE & Ft' UN I
TI KE .
285 N. Com 1 St.
HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED
HAT BUlOKIXtt 1 elean and block
Indies' and Men's hats. Jut re
ceived hat renovating machine. It
gets the dirt, Try it once. V. B.
Ellsworth, 495 Court 8t. Sulem, Or.
THE SOLDIER BOYS Pool and bits
liard parlor ia nw open undor mw
maiiogemeivt and it readers yon sad
tho general public a congenial plae
to pass away a few luisui hours.
The basement of Oregon Eleetri
depot, corner of StaU and High
I'honq C28. Wm. Livock, prop.
STOVE REPAIRING
9TOVE8 REBUILT AND PEPAIBB9
50 years experience, DeMt NstioasJ
and American fence.
- Sizes 86 to 68 in. high
Paints, oil and varnish, t.
Loganberry and hop hooka.
Salem Fence nd Stovs Works,
250 Court street. Phone 124.
I. A. Rowland Furniture Stars
Buys, sells and exchanges new tad
2d band furniture. All kind of
repair work, light grinding, filing,
and brazing a specialty. Bight
price. 247 North Commercial St.
Phone 18.
SCAVENGER
SALEM SCAVENGER Garbsj aa
refuse of all kinds removed on meat
ly contracts at reasonable rates
Cess pools cleaned. Dead aitinahj r
moved. Office phone Main li7.
1 - a
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Heal Eslafe Security
THOS. K. FOilD
Over Ladd k Bush bank; Salem Orego.
FEDERAL FARM LOA.NS 5'4 P.e"
aent interest. Promrt service. S44
yenrs time. Federal farm loan howda
for sale. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Ma
sonic Temple, Salem, Or-goa.
INSURANCE OOCMiu For fre in
formation about Lifo Insurance see
J. F. Hutchason, dist, manager for
the Mutual Life of N. Y., office, at
371 Stat St., Halem, Ore. Wfie
phono f'J,' residence 1.10G. tf
t immnirsii
liiuiiiiAlitm
HOP LEE, expert Isundrymaa, 43$
Ferry 8t. I pay top Biarket prie for
elm i-cru and Eggs, Office J-Sjes
i:t:io,t, residence :t:t:t,I.
WOOD SAW
w.
1255 N
PHONE 1090B
Our Pri'es sr Right
M. ZANDLER, Proprietor
. Hummer Street. Salem, Orego a
REPAIRING
STEWART'S (REPAIR SHOP Oar
just installed a machine that will
sharpen lawn bio wen th sams a tk
factory puts them out new. Mrinj
all voiir light repair work to ai. Al
vin B. Stewart, 347 Court SI. Pkoaw
40.3.
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF Pi'TUIAS MEKt AT
McComack hell on every Tuesday
at 8. Walter Lenon, C. C, J. J.
Kuntz, K. B. at 8.
ROYAL Neighbors of America, Ore
gon Grape camp No. I.'IOO meet tvtry
Thursday evening in MeCemaok hall
Elevator tr-vice. Ora'.le, Ms. Car
rie E. Bunn, CI8 t'nioa Srf.reeae
der Mm. Meliaaa Persons, 1413 N,
4!h't. Phone 1431VM.