THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1919.
FAtJE seve:i
ill:
telicate Mechanism
Despite its scope, Swift & Company is
a business of infinite details, requiring ;
infinite attention.
' Experienced men must know livestock buying
with a knowledge of weight, price, the amount and
quality of meat the live animals will yield.
Each manufacturing operation must be done
with expert skill and scientific precision. A highly
perishable product must be handled with speed and
care to avoid loss.
Chemists, engineers, accountants, and other
specialists are required to take care of our intricate
problems. ' ...
Alert wisdom and judgment must be used in
getting stocks of goods into the open channels of
demand through our four hundred branch houses.
Branch house organizations must show activity and
energy to sell at the market in the face of acute
competition from other large packers, and hundreds
of small ones.
All these requirements of intelligence, loyalty,
devotion to the task, are met in the personnel of
Swift & Company. Yet the profit is only a fraction
of a cent per pound, with costs at minimum.
How can the workings of this delicate human
mechanism be improved upon?
Do you believe that Government direction would
add to our efficiency or improve the service ren
dered the producer and consumer? - . .
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Let ui send you a Swift "Dollar".
It will interest you.
Address Swift ft Company,
Union Stock Yards, " Chicago, 111.
Swift & Company, U. S. A;
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OLCOTT 1EYS EXTRA
SESSION PLAN COLDLY
Wfll Call Meeting To Ratify J. N. McPherscn, Missing, De-
Suffrage Amendment If
Necessary.
A delegation of Portland ladies, rep
resouting the national woman's parly,
called niHtt (iovernor Oleott this morn
ing with regard to tho proposal to call
a speetil session of the legislature- for
the purpose of ratifying the national
constitution amendment providing; for
woman 'suffrage. In the patty, were
Mis Marie Ernst Mil's Vivian Pierce,
Mr. L. W. TacrWsoa, lira. X. J.
Hawkins, Emma Wall and Ada Will
litee luru.li.
In the. eourse of a prolonged confer
ence the ladies presented the situ
tion and urged the importance of the
action on the pant of Oregon. With
rrgard to the conference the governor
this atternoou made the following
statement:
"In event the situation throughout
the nation becomes such that the rati
ficaton of tho amendment is dependent
upon the action of the Oregon U'jiis
latore, I will give careful and serious
consideration to the convening of ft
special session. Or, if a majority of the
members of ihoth houses voluuliirilv re
quest this office to call a special ses
sion, I will do an. In either caw, how
ever, 1 wish, it elisuuctly understood
that the session will be called contin
gent ouly upon the agreement that the
members will bear their own expenses,
anil ito fore jo the payment of their per
diem on the part of the state. Should
such a session be called, I would expect
the members to merely puss upon the
subject matter before them, and no nt
tempt should he made to exercise their
function in ipassage of general legisla
tion. The act of the legislature in this
ratification would be supreme, the ex
ecutive offices have neither power to
approve or to veto a resolution of rati
fication.
Governor Warns Against
Carelessness In Forests
Mindful of the annual menace of un
controllable fires in the Oregon forests
Governor Oleott has issued tho follow
i ig proclamation to supplement the rcg
ulations of the forestry department:
"With the state of Oregon confront
ed ly a condition which threatens de
struction of forests, .grass and grt.in
fields because of hick of rain, I feel
justified ia ordering all state fire war
densto exerciso the greatest caution in
issuing permits to burn,
rear of tho business offices, while tBFi91QL pnninoorc Mftcrltf
heave implement stocks will be in theV"'"' tligllieerS, IHQSliy
basement and second floor of the tniild
iiig. A .Southern il'acifie. track adjoins
the building. The plana will be ready
to place in the hands of contractors
for bids by August 1.
California Boys, Slated
To Return Within Month
STATE HOUSE NEWS
Washington, July 24. Senator The
Inn, Califoriiia.today received u cable
gram from General Pershing infoiming
him that tho 319th engineers, composed
j largely of California troops, is schod-
tiled for return to the I'nited States
about August !'.
: CITY NEWS. :
Tho big race meet at the fair grounds
Saturday afternoon promise the best
racing program, the famous track has
seen for a long time. Four races, two
each of trotting and pacing, are on the
program, and the starters will be
among the beat horses that are in train
ing for the state fair. The starter will
be A. H. Lea, judges, (Iovernor Oleott,
T. U Davidson, Geo. Kwisher, Louis
tachmund and J. W. Jones; clerk, Mur
ray Wade. Aviation stunts will also en
liven the afternoon's entertainment.
8. A. Hughes representative from
Murion country, has1 received a tele
gram from the sltt'tc fish warden, It. A.
Clunton, stating that a carload of ram
bow trout will arrive, hero from the
hatchery on July 31. These smnll fish
will be planted in Silver and Butte
creeks; nn item of news that will be
especially gratify in jf to Marion county
fishermen,
United Artisani atten
ition. Meeting will be
held only on first Thuri
in July, Aug. and Sept.
Don't forget the" race at the fair
grounds Saturday mi the union picnic
in evening, all niium member! bring
well filled baskets.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. MeCnrdy arrived
in the city recently from Han Jose,
Texas for an extended visit with their
daughters -Mrs. R. C. linker and Mis.
W. T. Foster. They may decide to make
Sulem their home.
FOUCE FEAR LOST
HAN DROWNED SELF
Journal W ant
A
aua ask V
clares Intent To End Life
In Note.
Fears were entertained today foi the
life of J. X. Mcpherson, who hat re
cently lien working for Mr. Fuller, liv
ing north of the city. It is thought that
ia a fit of anger, he aiay hr.ve drowned
himself.
It seems that a fuw days ago he had
a dispute with Mr. FuUe about some
farm work. Later he came to town and
secured a room at a rooming house on
North ConHBercir.i street. Then he
wrote the following letter and mailed it
to Mr. Fuller:
"V!un the sun goes to sleep tonight
Mel'hetson goes to his long rct in the
clear cold water of the river.- You will
not get this until I am no more. The
rocks and hills bring a message to my
soul."
Fearing that the man miiit have
ouiniitted suicide, Mr. Fuller called at
the police station this morning, fhowing
the letter. Whan. Mcl'herson's room was
searched thhi morning r,t the rooming
house, some of his old clothing was
found and there was no evidence to
show that he had been in the room at
all last evening. -
When Inst seen MePhersoa Was dress
ed in a blue serge suit with soft hat of
dark color. He is six feet tall and
weighs about 100 pounds end is clean
shaven. He has relatives living at liow-
ell, Michigan.
The police have been keeping watcli
along the river and have untitled par
ties north to keep a close look out. As
the mail hat disappeared, it is not
known whether in hia anger he is at
tempting to harm the Fuller family or
whether he really had suicidal intent.
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EVESIT1UN(3 ELECTRICAL.
Salem Electric Co., Masonie Temple, 127 North High Main 110
Court House Notes
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Kmina Murphy Browa hns brought
suit against Leonard Hmith and a doz
en others to quiet title to lot 3 block
13 of the original city of 8alem and
lots IT, 1 1. and 21 in ihloek H of
Hurliiigton ndd to the city.
The estate of Emma, dtigler, deceas
ed, ha been appraised at 1000 by
Alex i)nue, Tom Cooper and Emory
James. This consists of lots 7 and 8 in
block 3 of lieore H. Jones addition to
Salem.
The estutc of Tharlea Crenpoaii has
been appraised at (IU7.37 by M. C. Bliv
en, John H. t!aron and Father Rerouin
Mary F. Wood as 'administratrix '"tie
bonis nun cum tewtamento annexn de
murs to the answer in the cow of Wil
lard H. Wood versus J. Wood and F. J.
Busch, sureties of Wilbur W. Wood on
the ground that the answer does not
state facts sufficient to entitle J.
Wood for the relief sought.
In consideration of 100 Nellia Miles
assigns all her interest in the estato of
t.'alista A. Muore to Arthur II. Muoie.
'hi consideration of I00 she assigns
to Arthur H. Moore nil her interest in
the estate of Frank 11. Moore. And in
consideration of another tlOO Nellie
Milos asagna to Arthur II. Moore all
her interest in the estate of Km ma
Moore.
F.intna I'ale Luper hns been appoint
ed administratrix of tho estate of
Thomas FeuiivU, deceased.
Hun Francisco, July 2-1. The SI 9th
Governor Oleott is in receipt of a tele- engineert was part of the Eighth di
gram from Washington with regaid to vision and was organized and trained
the entortaiment of the secietary oflat fump Fremont. The regiment went
Lieutenant Cook made several flight
this morning with the airplane brought
hem by Lieutenant Browne, but which
"is now owned by 1'. K. Kullerton, R. O.
Mnelling and Lvle McCroskey. After
testing out the plane since it has been
strengthened, the avinlor found every
thing in Hirst class condition. Several
flights were mad1 later and now every
thing is again in readiness for commer
cial flying in Kulem and vicinity.
Ihr. Carl Gregg Doner announced to
vision left for overseas-to be turned I i"';"' 7- .
rlk fmn. f.n..r... ' Vhat f0f ' '"",,n hool year at
t r l T. V T,7t , ,. f Z;il'' vv and his party ou their a.rival to France early in September, a month
fires shall be started in or near forest I. . ' ... vlrnr,Uf , t,,,,,, ,u -,,,,
or brush covered lnndj within twenty
r . ,w r . . . i i -. j .
lvj irci ui kiit aiHimiiiK ui qvwu ircr, - , , , , . ., . ,. ... . .
brush pilesor other litter that mar " "ow.eugemea. oi your uar. in. rrans, oris. Willamette university the ie' build
cause the spread of ftre, and under no;f W . i7 h '? v.r tfc.t , The 819th has been do.ng construction , wi1 b ifU dl,rBli,
condition is a fire to be built until the 1 uBVC nad the 1u,t?Uoa ot e"J1"? for wo.rk ' V" hnt 'n'1 Fr, ul'h!The wienee hall, which was last year
ground iVeleorer f ,,-"r'u7 f rM ud bf Am"i,RI ,ru0' '"H -'lM 1-1 for soldier, will be us.,1 for
LTn i Z tt iT,r AIm'T 8lld ottiffn ni men ot ,I,e Pa',vt,rti,lK "'verul "f tl",0 f",ra i"dholes;the music department of the university
;d?.. l .r . A-
temporarily until it ha. beea complete " .P , r; .Ratification Of Treat?
Tinni.1,. ih . ri-m.i. -k '""I rri- :l . 11 J V- ... - -j
Ouayle of I'ortland, secretary of the ""-.,.. .., , In,u iy
"Inasmuch a. the fores s e one of commerce, the rheumatism of the muscle All that if
the state chief material resources I , ,. .... i,i , ,h needed ia absolute rest and a few ap-
-trough- urge everv person going into m?tl" requeitiUK th.t bod) to sub- f t.hgmb(.r!aiB . LinimeBU
the wo.,,1, curing the current ary Uson i ' to the ' .d.1" , Try it.
. l.- . . ..! 'larger cities and towns the financing ot , , m , . .
to refrain from smoking, as auv fue al-; ... . ,. , ,, '
gel beyoad control lt tS htOA CW Of M'S
', " ." ' ' rdenied to g ve most serious tonndera-
proiiertv but necessitates the ese of la- .
. ,"i .. r. .i. ...ntiM in t on to this suggestion, lie piobnbly
. . , ...p, i would appreciate it if your cominitteel i
other lines of endeavor." . V. ... .... w-.,i.!, t.. p. I
r.f-. n iim i
Ltuers Dgiore ruoasnea
By British !s Completed
Iindoii, July 24. Tha louse
of lords today approved the
(ierman peace treaty.
The house of commons hail
previously ratified the trealy.
BEST BUYS.
Yick Bros. Headquarters
tart hi lil mix with him further in the I Washington, July 2. President
premises. I regret to inform you that , Wilson knew of William Howard Tafts
HO acres, all cleared, bwt valley loam
35 acre in fall grain, S room house,
good barn, well, 4l miles Malcin. Only
8000.
7.31 ac.rea, black gravel soil, creek
and well, 3' miles Salem. vllOO.
30 acres dark sandy Urnm, 25 cleared,
5 alashed; house with sleeping porch,
lareo barn, garage, 1 mile Jefferson;
cash price tOO per acre, or trade for
good acreage near nniem.
6(H) acre ranch, 2Vj niilei from rail
road town in Douglas county, on Pa
cific, highway, eleetrie line, milk route,
mail route, l.V) acre cleared, 450 acres
pasture, well fenced; 6 room house, 8
hams and granary, spring at house,
family orchard. Htock and equipment
land some grain goes, owner to settle
with tenant. This is a bargain at f 14,
imio. The soil on this place it good, no
rock.
40 acres cleared, best valley loam, 2
acres oriinc. 2 acres other fruit; S
!room house, 2 barns, silo, well; 4 miles
from ldd and Buh bank. Priee 111,-
mm.
l 87 acres, 12 miles from Lebanon, 35
acres cleared, 5 acrej cut over and
!voting timber, old bouse and barn, rail
: fence, spring and well, 1200.
40 acres cleared, red anil, rolling; 18
laerea 6 year old prune, 2 acre other
a fruit. Urge house and barn, at school;
iiS'i miles from alem. Price 75O0. 8c
Quick Reference To Firms That Gira Service On Short
Where Buyer And Seller Meet We
Recommend Oar Advertisers,
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Oood S room honse with
modern convenience on large lot,
abundance of fruit, on paved street.
6 room house, small barn and 8 fine
lota with abundance of fruit, oirly 8
bl.xks from paved treet and school.
$1200. Square Deal Keaity Co. tf
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junk mm
Call 398. Highest prices paid for
Junk, second hand fooda and machin
ery. Be sure and call 398, get tha right
prices. The square deal house.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chenieketa, St BaJem, Or.
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MACHINE SHOP WORK
Expert machine shop crvie by Mr.
itorgiuan at high chool machine
hop. 12 yeara experience. Gear cut
ting a specialty. High class machine
tools, (juk'k service. Phone 448. 8-13
OPTOMETRISTS.
DR. L. ITALI, WJUSOX-Spe-ciarist
in tho Modern Bcientific
Application of Glosses for the aid of
vision and the relief of Eyestrain and
Headache. Office closed Katurday.
Office 210-211 V. 6. Bank building.
Phones, office U5; res. 1244.
8AXEM AUTO RADIATOR SHOP
Radiators, Fsndera and Gaa Tanks
(Unpaired
Tractor Radiator a Specialty
AH work guaranteed, 108 6. 12th St.
Salem, Oregon. 8-1
L.M.HUM
ear of
Yick So Tong
Chinese Medicine and Tea Ob
Hat medicine which will eure any
known dlseaee.
t Opea Sunday from 10 A. M.
until 8 f. M,
IKS RnMtti Vtloh Kt
I Balcm, Oregon ' Thono 2JS
W. T. RIGDOW OO.
Undertaker
252 North High Street
a
Veal, fancy 22c
Steer
Cows
Spring lambs .
bwo
10t?U
.... 4(jj)j
It
there is no state appropriates
from letters to sehMors and to Will
'chairman of the republican
a week HH'i, it was ttnid at
the whito house tmlay.
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The plans end specification now If-! i, given must come wholly from f.,rthcoiuiiiT on the publication of the
in drawn bv F. A. 'hrteet,'pi,i,ii(. spirit of our citnen, wliicli neT-n,.. Ki....h -, ,.,,,,10,,.
f w Viek Bros, for their Fordon 4uild-!rr Tet has failed." Izarded a a possiblo basis for compro-
f T il JIIftlTSl j ; which moners may be used toward the. n"'fmn '
In Portland WeJ Planned ente,tainme-,t f !. :?" V. ,T
tors and as a result what eul i laniinent
LVBand Concert Program For
Friday Evening Announced
The following is the program for the
f'lieririrnn band concert to be Liven
S0C0L0FSKY
for flWT ISUV8, 341 Stale .
itig in 1'ortlftnil show that the lornier) niise. on the piace treaty and cove- Friday evening at Willton l'aik. bfkin
Ul DHVV IIUHSS. muw V"'r' lliailt.
Hnleui firm
venieut. The entrance lobby leans to
the luin.-ss office. Three of the Vick! BORH
brothers will have private offices. ' f
1he of ("has. Viek nnd. (ieo'ge Virk jt
open into the general lobby, while thst
of A. .1. Viek connects nith the bui-, XKWi To Mr. and Mr. II. I.-
ninir at 8 oVlo-k:
j I'roid.-iit Wilson s. he.liiled no ap- Man h "The White Rats".. l'rynr
poinirncnis wnn repm.Mcan senator, to-j section--" The Ncwlv We.u."..0 Hare
day. It was said he ,hcd to rest, ! Walt.-" Vision, of the I'a.f
caoiM 01 nis re-i'ni iiiiiris.
tes office.
The special' part.-i man al'O has a pri
vate rr-om which "tens ii io the -general
sto. k room by dor and bis co i inn
liieation with th. biis;ne off ce only
bv window. The FonUmis will tx car
rinl in f!o.k on the amin fio.jr in the;
N'cwcunib at the r.'9cfti.is ho;ita
Wrdues.lnv July -;, Jfi.'. a nangn
ter.
.She has been named I.a Verg ie.
J TU Capital Journal
ntinvt
f u&uj uiainci uuii
arsis
Wheat, soft white fS.10
Wheat, lower frads en sample
Oat, new 0c
Admiral irav,n, the we-idei.t s L.,V i T. j "ay, cheat, new ''
i,l.i.B. ..irf !,. ,MmA..t u n fioeei me narrow ni. ummiu nay , oats , new l.if 17
tut is guardin? against' ever eertion!i?.v,,r,,"r,'r",,rt:,i,i-ru' j;1''"1 " f '!'! liarljr ton ;
HoNiCk'S trie Original
Keep TTieni Home $$$ 1 Imitations and Substitute!
... $lKrtii0
143(,44
Voral Solo Mrs. m. Frunk'wni run
i Melodies fiom "Martha" Alles Eutterfat.
I Overt tire ".Northern ights" Wcidt (tuttcrfat - 58
! Man h" Yankee Hobiiison" lioffer Creamery butter SK&tKk
"Star Spangled Han net".-. Pork, eal aa4 Iduttoa
O. A. Hteelhamijjer, diicctor. Fork on foot 20',ie
Bheep, yearling
ggi and Poultry
Fgg, cash 41c
Hen, live 22(g)24e
Old rooiter , 18e
Broiler S3c
Vegetame
Radishes, iioz ..w. 4oc
I'otatoc ............- . $2
New potatoe - 3c
Orcen onion doi 40e
Onion, sack fi.ia
Creamery butter 62ffiu5c
Kcc. dnen - 45(o.0c
Country butter . 87c
Flour, hard wheat 3JlU3.29
ITOM
IVache 11
Watermelons 26
Orange 5.75(it)6.S0
l.enions, box 7.50C",'.")0
Banana We
llatiey, extraited - 10
Cantaloupes '!
Hunch beet -
!abbage
Head lettuce ...
l arrot
Portland Market
45e
a1!
45c
J'ortlmid, r., duly 24. Mutter, city
creamery o8(fi .'9e
Kggs electc(l pica! e 4flfi-ii(e
Hen 27(u2tk
Kroiler 2ov':0
C'hece, triplet 37(n,3e
DAILY LIVE 8TO0 K.MAEKXT
Oattl
Heceipt HO
Tone of market ateady
Oood to choice steers in.5nfcll.50
Kair to good steers Wilt.-)"
Common to fair steer 7(Vi)7.50
Choice t good cow and heifer
Medium to good cows and heifer!
Ch liners "((i8
Hulls lfo"7
Calve l.'i.."0
Hog
Receipts 179
Tone of market higher
rriine mixed f.'J..'.':ft 12.73
Medium mixed 21.7.'oi22
Itough heavii's 20.2.x -. j0
Pigs 19.7.V -U.75
Hulk 22.o)
Sbeep
Keev'pt 1411
Tne of market steadv
I'rime lambs f li'i IL.."i0
Fair to medium lambs f!!31t
Yearlings "rii
Wethers G.i'7.59
Ewe $tQ1J)
WHY SELL FDR LESS?
We will pay yoa more cask for yoet
household goods. Get our bid be for
you aell. People Furnitur and Hard
ware Store, 271 X, Com. St. Fkeae
734.
SECOND-HMD GOODS
N'O CASH REQUIRED Good oversow
hoe and suits, all kinds of musie
al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat
ing itoves, g& stoves, uit case aa4
1000 other useful articles to ell a
trade. What have yoot The CapntaJ
Eichange, 337 Court St. Pione 4S3.
YOVR used furniture, atove, earpeta
and tools, a wa pay fair price lot
everything. Call 947
CAPITAL HARDWARE ft PCBNI
Tl'RE OO.
233 N. Com '1 St.
Hats Blocked
HAT. BLOCKING I clean aad block
ladies' aad Mea' hati. Jturt re
ceived a bat renovating machine. It
pet the dirt, Try it once. . O. B.
Ellsworth. 495 Court St. Salem, Or.
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND EKPAIREO
50 years eipericnee, Depot KsfconaJ
and American fence.
Fires 8 to 58 In. high
Paints, oil and varnish, et.
Loganberry and hop hook.
Salem Fence and Stove Work,
230 Court street. Phone i24.
J. A. Rowland Furniture Stcrt
Buys, tell and ejehaage nw asi
2d baud furniture. All kind of
repair work, light grinding, flHBf,
and braring a tpeciatty. fht
price. 247 North Commercial bs.
Phone 18.
SCAVENGER
SALEM SCAVENGER Garbag u4
refuse of all kino rcmovea on maaim
ly contract at ressonwble ntM
Oes vool cleaned. Dead animst re
moved . Office phone Main 1(7.
. MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security
TIIOS. K, FORD
Over Ladd A Bush bank; Baleai Orafoai
FEDERAL FARM LOAN3-5H "
cent interest. Prompt aervict. tt
year tim. Federal farm lea a bond
for sale. A. C. Bohrnitedt, 401 M
onie Temple. Salem, Oregon.
IX8UEANCB OODJJCiii Por free lay
formation aiiout Life Inaranae m
J. F. Hutcfiiwon, dint . manager foe
the Mutual Life of N. T., of fi.a al
871 Btat St., Balem, Or. 03m
phone 99, icsulence 1388. M
WOOD SAW
PHOKB 1090B
Our Prte ar Uight
W. Xf. 7A NDI.KK. Proorietet
1255 N. Summer fl treat. Belens, Qrefoal
REPAIRING
STEWART'S EBP AjtR eHOP laws
mower jround by oiacmyiy; aoi
kind of grinding, loek mithb.g,
brellac recovered, light reyainio ef
all kind. 47 Court k.
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS MCTT At
McX'ornaek hall on every TueaflajJ
at 8. Walter Lenon, C. C, P. I
Kunti, K. S. A 8.
ROTAI Neighbor of America, Ore
gon Orp camp No. 13w meet
Thursday evening ia MoOornek aa4
Elevator se'vir. OrarJe, Mr. ( r
ri E. Bunn, 848 Union St;
der Mrs. MolUsa Troii4, Uli 2,
4th ft. Phone 113AM.
I'XITED AUTISANeWapita'. Aaeeo
blv No. 84 meet fim Thnrt f
ench month at 8 p. m. in klaeowe
Temple. Clean C. Silcj, M. A.; C. A.
Vltert, teeretary, 340 Owens street.
WATER COMPANY '
8ALEM WATER OOMPAXT-Offte)
orner Commercial and Trade trt
Bill payable monthly ia advance.
Phwia 808.
Out of 80 student in t"ho pnannae"
department of the I'niversity of Weak
ington thi year 30 ar women.
Tn .enl.M fka aM hniblin TMCtlUy
burned, tho school dislriet of Emplrw,
in Coo county, hsi voted fund !
12,000.
SEE IF. SEE IT! SEE if.
Make your own gas with our new ga
maker, installed in your ranj;e or
heater' in two minute. Safe, cheap,
quick, clean. Money back guarantee,
no experiment. iMily demons! ratioat
at Frauk Kithter's itore, 373 Court
rt. falem, Or. Robinson and Johnsnat
eiclosive telling representatives for
Marion county. 7 21
Tcrget It" Buy At Ihss