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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1010. PAGE SEVEN THE JOURNAL'S NEW TODAY! i JOURNAL WANT AD DEPARTKENT IS THE BEST SELLING IIEDIUM IN MARION COUNTY-TRY TEEM FOR RESULTS CLASSIFIED ADVXKTISIKQ EATES: Rate per word Nw Today; Each insertioa le One week (6 insertions) 5c One month (26 insertions) 17e The Capital Journal will not La re sponsible for more than one insertion, foi error in Clas.Uf ifd Advertisements Bead roar advert itemcnt the tir.it dT It appears and notify us immediately if rror occurs. Minimum charge, loo. "MARTIN" painter. Phone 7o4. 8 26 ITBNIWIIED Louse wanted. Call 832. tf - T FOR 8ALK Crado Shorthorn bull calves. F. M. Cook, Turner, lt. 2. 8 4 FOR SALE Cheap one horse, harness and hack. 17th and Market St. 8 1 WANTED Woman for housework, 404 N. Liberty St. 8 1 WANTED Light housekeeping rooms. 1'hone Mrs. l'eairs. 742. 8 1 WANTKJ I.aly dish washer 223 X. Coin'l St. Uood wag.-a. 8 2 WE make the best power prune dippers. Salem Mfg Co., 13Ut5 X. Front Sttf JAM. LYONS practical painter. Phone 704. tf FOR 'SALE Horse, buggy and har ueas 77a N. lst St. 8-2 W. BEAVER wU diillrr. Thono 827J, 1165 N. 19th St. Salem, Or. 8-8 W. F. WRMHT, Turner, auctioneer, Why not get hi nit tf FOB SALE Choiee lot, paved street 200 cash. Others at '- cost to own er, on terms. Box 16, Marion, Or. 8 2 FOB RHNT Large front loom suitable for two, board. 461 X. High. Phone 1627. tf FOUR head of cattlo for sale. Call 448 south 16th after five o'clock evenings or Sunday. 8 1 WANTKD-2 tons of good clover Hay, baled, lliouo 853J or call 349 X. Co ml Ht. 82 MEN wanted at tile works near fair grounds. Apply Salem Tile & Mercan tile Co. tf FOB SALE -Caloric fireless cooker, one compartment. Call 786 Court St. WANTED Employment as steam or pus tractor engineer and fireman. J 28 care Journal. 8-2 FURNISHED housekeeping And single l)ed rooms for rent. Xo children. Cull afternoons 715 Center St. 8 6 FOR SALE .Building 24x36 and small Jot cheap. 1'hone 1058J or 102F13. 86 IT On Hilvert.ip road, crank as soniibly for Wlic ear. Return to Sa lem Velio company, reward. 8 2 WANTKD 100O suits to clean. C. Kira Sparks, tailoring and cleaning, 1833 Slate St. Phone 508. 8-14 DEKORATO sanitary wall tint, best made; beautiful new colors. Burens Com'l St. tf WALL PAPER 13 cents per double roll upward. Huron's Furniture Store. 171) Commercial. tf FOR BALE Cheep good dcsirablo building lots, pavement and sidewalk in. Enquire ut 102 X. Commercial St. for Jones. 8-2 j WEN wishing to better their condition and ibecomo expert cost accountants, j public accountunts or auditors will do well to answer this ad, giving addrens, telephone number, and tejl j what experience you have had in j accounting. P. C. Capital Jouinal.8-5 , FOB SALE Lease 5 acre home, crop corn, beans, .potatoes, fine lot pears and other fruits, 50 White Leghorn chickens,- horse, buggy, light spring wagon and harness; also household goods. J. A. Cnllan, Chemawa rond near Pacific highway. 8 2 We buy and sell notes, mnrt- ( n1 kinds of bonds. HAWKIUB k ROBERTS - 114 Mfsonie Building 8alm, Oregon buy in salem always 5-FARM LOANS-6 3 WE LOAN MONEY FOR FIVE YEARS. WE AL : LOW YOU TO PAY $100.00 OR MULTIPLE ON THE PRINCIPAL ON ANY lMLKLM uail. WE CLOSE OUR LOANS PROMPTLY. HAWKINS & ROBERTS ll 314 Mason Bldg t - .. TKNT for sale. IVim 2209J. 8G FOR SALE Baled hay ia field, one mile east of city. Phone 1SU"4. tf FOR SALK Good tAun of black horses. Phone 1073. $-2 SOME pigs for sale. Call 87F24 eve niags. 8-2 ROOFS cleaned, painted, patched and tarred. Phone C. C. Kays at 164S. S-6 WANTKX) Coed location for small lunch counter, would 4uy place. Write L ' care JournaL 8 1 COXTRETFT power mixer wanted at once. SSalt m Sewer Pipe Co. Phone 14. . .. 3 2 FOR SALE House and lot; best buy iu south Salem. See A. J. Baldwin. 82 FOR RENT House on Lincoln street mvir South Commercial, $10j also barn on Front street, between State and Court, 0. Phone 71. 8 1 FALLS City Logging k Lumber Co.. Falls City, Or wants mon for mill and yard work. Wages 50c per h'-'tir and up. Good schools and living ac commodations for married men. 8 BARGAIN Six room house, good plumbing, barn, bearing fruit trees, two lots, tMOOO. F. U Wood, Bayne bldg. 8-2 DEsIKAHLE six room bungalow on 17lh street near Court, with gas siovo to rent until Oct. 1st. Apply L. L. Loadbetter, Oregon l'ulp & Pa per Co. x 8 2 FOR SALE Cheap one Overland car, would make fine bug or light deliv ery, muke us an offer. Salem Velie company, 103 N. Cornl St. 8 2 FOR SALE 6 room house and 8 lots, will tnke auto in exchange, as part payment. W. A. Liaton, agent, 484 Court St. . 8-2 SALEM chimney sweep. Sweeping ciiimneys, repairing furnaces; get this work done for winter. Phone 191. 8 8 MEN wanted for sawmill and yard work, Ho charge for wood, water or rent for families. Steady work. Jas. Cole, Dcvitt, Or. 8 2 LOGANBERRY pickers wanted; will take back and forth in auto morning and evening; 2c per lb, good pick- 1 Ing. Phone 373 after f p. nt; WANTED To rent grain ranch of 150 to 200 acres with pasture and good buildings; will pay eash or shares. Write F E care Journal. , tf FOR SALE Nine room house, large lot modern conveniences, double garnge close in, on street ear line and pavci street. G L care Journal. tf HAVING sold all my stock and farm to ils, our fine home of 20 acres ia for sale, for fS(Hi0, each balance term to suit 6 percent. Phone 19F 5. R. R. Ryan. 8 2 HCP pickers wanted; we pay Cfle per box and furnish you tenta, wood and stiaw free. Write and register now, stating the number of pickers in your family. E. Clemens llorst Co., Independence, Or. 8 8 Nt'RSF.RY STOCK Italian prunes, grafted walnuts and all other kinds ul nursery stock for fall delivery. Also a second hand Maxweld auto will trado for a good team. Brooks Nursery, Lafayette, Or. 8 28 FARMERS ATTENTION We hnndlo the old reliable Tage fence direct from factory in car load lots; Per fection Automatic Gates Milwaukee nir pressure water systems, fresh wa b'r direct from spring or well. L. J. Davenport, T. D. Allen, Silverton, Page fence men for Marion and Clackamas counties. 818 HOP pickers wanted in Mitoma yard, we furnish wood and tents, store on grounds, all former pickers, welcome and new ones as well, at C0c per box, 114 acres of the very bot hops In Oregon, register at Adotpls ,11ml., State St., or Homer II. Smith, AIc Cornick bldg., Court St. tf GOOD INVESTMENTS Mix room modern house east Salem, two lots, bearing fruit trees. $2650, terms. Five room bungalow on paved street, $2000. Three room hoTiso paved street clise in, $000. Chuice tea acre tracts clime in, easy terms. Xine acru improved close to town, $lfilifl. F. L. Wood, Bayne bldg. 8 1 ?$ Keep 'em h 7a2 urele $$ Salem, Oregon I i - FOX terrier puppy wanted, female pre , ferred. 520 Suite St. Phone 100. tf I lOOI huts for sale or trade fox milk I cow, ami eatt. Call 5E4. S-7 TAKEN up near Cbemawa, 1 pig. G. H. .Madge. Phone 1112,5. 84 FOR SALE Shetlaai pony. F. L. Wood, Bayne b'dg. 8 4 WASTED A competent housekeeper at 4i5 X Liberty St.- 8 2 Al'TO laundry formerly at 320 X. CumT St. moved to Marion garage; let us va-h vo.ir c;;r. S I WASTED (LlmiK'tent woman to do t'le housework for ianti'v of one. Phone J-sCCW. " 8 2 THERE'S money iu .rabbits and we have them. See Cherry City Kab bitrv, 2;!"3 S. Coml. ' 8 7 TWO-TON truck to trade for 5 pas senger nu to. motorcycle for portable drag saw. Write D C C care Journ al. 8-2 WANTED Two young ladies who re quire evening men I daily. State terms etc. Address W-21 earo Journal. 8-1 FOR SALE 1 9 year eld horse, weight 1400; 1 2-horse wagon, 3 inch; ) har row, 8 feet; 1 plow, 12 inch. J. U. Cnuos, 1910 S. Com'l, Rt. 3, box 10. 8-2 FOR SALE River bottom ranch of 151 acres, 40 acres cleared, house and barn, hard and cottonwood timber. This U a fino loganberry proposi tion, at 65 dollars per acre. Merlin Harding at Salem ltdw. Co. 8-4 2500 TARES W block, with good 8 room house, newly papered, bath, toi let, electric lights, cement walks, garago, good barn, fruit, aud garden. Will sell nil or part. Also have large lot with 2 room house. Owner here Bhort time only. Inquire 1393 X. Lib erty St. 8 2 BIDS WANTED School district 131 will receive bid for thn nn in t i n tr nf Ilia .hnnl ttnnuk until Aug. 9th. Particulars can be had from clerk, A. W. Waco, Turner, Ore. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. A. W. BLAOO, 8-1 Clerk District 131. OLESON'S AUTO ECHANGE 349 N. COM. Y. M. C. A. BLOCii USED CARS BOUGHT FOB CASH OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. 1917 Ford 450 Little Flanders 20 $250 1916 Maxwell 4()0 "LetT)s pfrfTrt-an"Trparf your car, llriscoe, $350 i Saxon roadster S30 . ' 1918 Chevrolet sedan S passenger Ovreland to trade for lot 1918 Hludebaker 1950 1017 Saxon six $700 1913 Overland $500 We wreck autos for thoir parts, this enables you to get olrt car parts at a bargain. Cash price p&ia for junk ears. 5-passonger StudcbaKer, $180. . We sell oils, grensn, old auto psrti tires and accessories. PHONE 6C9 NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT timber, general land office, Washing ton. D. C, Juno 27, luiv. notice is hereby given that subject to the condi tions and i limitations of the act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 213), and the instructions of tho sccrctarv of the in terior of September 15, 1917, the tim ber on the following lauds will be sold August 20, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m., at publie auction nt the United States land office nt Portland, Oregon, to the -highest bidder at not let than tho ap praised value as shown by this notice, sale to be stfbjit!t to the approval of of the secretary of the interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one fifth of one per cent thereof, jbciing commissions allowed, must bo .deposited nt time of sale, money to bo returned if sn'e is not approved, other I wise patent wiTl issue for the timber which must be removed within ten iyiars. Bids will be received from citi iiM'iis of the United Sttes, associations I of such eitizens and corporations or- Kauized under the laws of the United States or any state, territory or dis trict thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchase, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered sepa rately before being included in any of for of larger unit. T. 8 N., R. 3 W., See. 11, NU'14 8WV4, red fir 510 M cedar 55 M., SWtf WW V4 red fir 740 M., none of the red fir or cedar to be sold for les than $1.50 per M.. T. 9 8., R. 2 8c 5, NEi; NE'4. fir 1690 M, hemlock 270 M., NW "NE'4 fir m hemlock 150 M., NE'4, fir 1770 M., he-nlork 250 M., SWV NE'4, f;r 2:i90 M., hemlock 200 M., NE'4 NWVi. fir 630 M hemlwk 130 f., NW14 NW'4. fir 1700 M , NE'4 SEM, fir 1170 M.. hemlwk 120 M., SWV, HEV,, fir 1630 M., hemlock 50 M. SE'4 8E",, fir 1190 M., hemlock 30 M., SW4 SE' fir 790 M.. NEW SWV,, fir 19,0 M., NW'i 8W14, fir 2100 M SE'J SWVi, fir 1630 M., SW14 S'.VVi. fir 1250 M., no of the fir to be sold for less than $1.J per M., scj none of the hemlock to be sold for lesa than 73 cents per M. T. 0 S., B. S r... See. 21. R V4 NWi,, re-d fir 600 V, SEU X'E'J, rci fir 350 M , BWy, NE'4. fir M., none of the red fir to' be for less than $2 per M. CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner, Gen oral Land Office. Id PACIFIC EUPLOYUENTCO. j AtWATI T TGUR SSStlCr ; Help of all kind Furnished Frea I to Employer 1 B39emi mam mm. ran m wtrx 1 r. cn.io. 1IORSK fur tile. Phone VJl. A FEW -tons if hay for sale reason &bio. Pilous 754. s 4 HAY wanted, lit class grain hay, bal- , ed. Call 1342. ' S 2 , . FOR SALE-Roll top desk and chair, tyieriter, card jf.le system, five ' passenger a-.it o. Ic'tcr files. U. A. Wee! 743 X. Church street. 8 4! FOR RENT-Hoise, 245 S. Winter. 6: ! rooms, bath, electric lights and gas j installed. Phone 21J6J. Key first I houso north. " 81 WILL buy room modern house, state terms, price and location fitt let- I ter. 1 am not au a ,ftit. Address P F care Capital Joumel. S3, TEAM, wagon and hsmcs for sale. Phone 65F4 after 7::tt p. ni. Team will bo at 1'herrv litv barns Sat. Aug 9. 8 7 PHONE us your order fkir piaao tttaing and regulating. 4iet vf service and attention. The Wiley K Allen Co.. 519 Court St. Phi ne 192. ' 8 7 LO.ST Grey wool sweater some where between Salem Kii.gs and S;:ite on Front street. Return to Juurual of fice. SJf RIVER RANCH 62 acres of river bottom laud, fair improvements, good crops; 'iia-hinery and stock c if sold ion. Big snap. FARM 4 SALE 60 acros, 43 in cultivation, 15 tim ber, fair improvement. One third crop goes with ile. siiouO. E'a-v terms. HOUSES 5 room modern cottage, new, two lots. $2500, $SU0 cash, balance terms. See it. 8 rooms, good lot with plenty of fruit. $2,201), $300 cash, balance to suit. 8. room modem house, two baths and toilets full cement basement aud fur nace, close in. $1000 cash, balance to suit. JOILN IL SCOn REALTY CO. 404 nubbard bldg. FOR SALE A good Willamette valley ranch ST'i acres, 12 mileg from Sa lem 2Vj niilin from good town, '4 mile from R. R. station to 2 miles to 3 churches and 3 schools, in cluding high School; mail delivery twice each day; telephone; good neighborhood; tho best cold soft wa ter. Fenced and cross fenced; level land 2 acres ash timber, main road, good buildings; with or without crop and equipment. Just put in barn 50 tons of hay from 12 acres. This is one of the best producing ranches in this country; will sell all or a part to suit purchaser, if taken at once. Frank W. Lathrop, Turner, Or. tf WE OWN AND OFFER FOB SALE tho following properties: No. 7 10 acres all in cultivation, the best or berry land. Lies three miles east of Salem. Price $225 per acre; 13 eash balance terms. No. S! 15 acres all in cultivation, well located three miles east of Bnlem. Price $250 per acre; 1-3 cash balance terms. No. 0 10 acres Yt lle from the asy lum. Fino location, all in potatoes, 13 of crop goes with place. Price $350 per acre, easy terms. !No. 15 54 acres just off of Silver ton road. 40 acres in cultivation; run ning water; 8 room house, windmill, tnnk, garage, splendid barn, silo, hog house, etc. Good black loiim soil. The building alono could tior bo replaced for $5000. Prico $225 per acre, good terms. No. 3 14 acres three miles cast of Salem, just off the Silverton ruad. Good terms. No. 16 43 acres splendid river hot torn land. Over half in cultivation, bal ance pasture and timber. Three fourths mile from Independence in Polk coun ty. Fine loganberry and hop laud. E.iy terms. N". 1735 acres on the Pacific high way nil in cultivation, paved road. No buildings. Good black loam soil. locat ed between Albany and Jefferson. Price $130 per acre, good terms. No. IS S'lrt acres one mile from the Pacifie highway, one milo from the town of Miedd in Linn county. 170 acres In cultivation, 30 acres timber and balance pasturo. Situated on the Littlt- Culapooia riven-Good hay and grain land or dairy ranch. Very good buildings including a good seven room house equipped with pressure water tank and silo and good bam. Price $75 per acre. 1 3 ensh. balance time. HAWKINS fc ROBERTS 314 Masonic, bldg, Salem, Or. 8 2 8TATEMENT Of Lad 1 4 Bush, bankers, of Salem, county of Marion, tfale of Oregon, showing the amount standing to the credit of every depositor July 1, llllff, who has not made a deposit, or who has not withdrawn any part of his deposit (commercial deposits), princi pal or interest, for a period of more than seven (7) years 4mme4iatcly prior te said date with the name, last known place of residence or postof nee address of such depositor, and the fact of his death, if known. Fostner, Mary C, Saleaa, Oregon, $20 Lavey, P. V. k Co., 496 State street, Salem, $.37. Martin, Mr. Alice, Salem, $20.30 Cherry Cilv Plumbing Sod Hetttiug Co., Salem, $7.34. Wann, T. W. Salem, $46.80. Slate nf Oregon, County of Marion, M I, Win. S. Waltiin, being first duly sworn, depose and say anon eath, that I am the cashier of Ladd I!ut.h, bank ers of Salem, county of Marion, slate of Oregon; that the foregoing state meat is a full, true, corre'4 aud com plete statement., showing the name, last known residence or pot office sd dress, fact of dt-alh, if known, and the smount to the credit of each de positor as required by the provisions of chapter 14s, of the General Laws of Or-gon, 1917. WM. S. WALTON. Subscribed aid sworn o before me Lis 13?h dav of July A. D. 19'!). i SEAL) I P. ALORinr, Notary pnblie for Ore 'n. f .omr.,;.. on eroiro. Vn- M. mil July 18 25 Ai 18 A I All wool, wool and cotton and all cotton. Made up in charming color combin ations. : . ; , We Are Headquarters for Bathing Togs and Accessories First Showing New Plush Coats (See Liberty Street, Window) Advance Fall Merchandise is now arriving. Every express brings something new. A Big Shipment Received The new sanitary napkins WE offer a very fino Mason A Ham lin organ, one of tho very best reed organs made, equal in tone to a pipe organ, will make special low price for quick sale, terms. Tho Wiley B. Allen Co., 519 Court St. 8 7 HOP pickers register now. Three wee.k picking, pleasant camp ground good elena yard, tents and eut wood furninheiL Register at office of Wil lami'to Valley Transfer Co., .cor. Ferry and High Sts. Phone 1400. tf FOR SALB-Or trade, aiy three acre home place, 8 room house, .plenty of fruit, on car line; will tuke in ex change 4 or 5 room tiungulow. Ad dress W II X earo Journal. , 8 2 FOR SALB ray team, niiiu and ten year oll; weight 2900 pounds, sound and true; also good set of brass mounted harness. Robt. Crawford, Rt. 3, Turner, Or., or see mo at Peo ple cash store, Saloim . 8 2 J STATE HOUSE NEWS The Wa.Ji'uigtou statu, fair board has sent to Governor Oleott an invitation to join with them as the uest of Gov ernor Hart in tho obscrune of "governor's day'' at tho fair, wbieh will occur on Sept. I. Commissioner Kirk, who has been especially interested in the develop ment, of system and efficiimy incc he became connected with Hie indus tiiul accident commission, stales that ai'iKugcmi n!s have just been made for I lie standardization of the old clerical force in tho matter of salary, to that all employes engaged in similar lines u.f woik will have the same rate of sal cry. In addition to this, provisiuu has been made f ir a general advunco in salaries in order to place tho de partment on the mine p'ane as other lim of clerical s rviee. Under the new xchtdule those employes who huvi' been receivng a salary of less than i hun dred dollars per month will be raised 10 p-rcent, while these who hove been receiving more than a hundred dollars will receive a 5 per cent advance. As a further incentive to efficiency, a definite system of proifrcoov,! promo tion has been instituted, so that in LIFT OFF CORNS! Doesn't hurt a bit and cosU only few centj M.'igicl Just drop a Utile Previous on that touchy com, instantly it stops t aehiiiz, Ihea you lift the eorn off wila! th" fingers. Truly! No humbug! I Try rrecxonel l'our druirgist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hnrd corn, soft corn, or eoru iwtwwn the tos. and calluses without ore pariielo of I", soreness er Irritation, trcezonc v I discovery of a noted Cincinnati genius. You Can Always 11 iaGOODlOOODSKli I -1 ,,- - ., , j case of a vacancy occurring in the up per offices the entire line of subordi nate .employes will be moved up a "nolch,'' thus providing an experienc ed muit or woman for any position that may bo opened. For the benefit of employes coming under tho provisions of the compen sation act, tho industriHl accident commission calls attention to the fact, that then is an established fee sched ule provided by the commission for physicians who may bo called In to at teud accident cases, and in making compensiition to Ihe workman tho phy sician's charges are expected to con form to this schedule. Some Instances, howover, have come to tho notice of tho commission where physicians have been paid directly ly the victim, and have made charges far in exeunt of the rate established by the commission. Employe are therefore warned to send all such bills to tho commission for auditing. State Engineer Cupper his just re ceived application for the npproval of drainage district No. 7, in Washington coiinty.lying iii (he vicinity of llillsbnro They projmso to construct a drainage ditch to oHt from $.'i0,0H0 tr $10,1100, draining . surface water into Ihiiry creek. The engineer's office has also been requested, through tho stale board of health, tor a water supply for tho city of Vuniliill, whore it is propos ed to diveit the waters of Turner ci-e.'k through an X inch pipe for a dis tance of 8 miles. They alvi propose to construct a concrete reservoir to con tain .'!50,0ilo ttnllons. climated to cost $ 7,0Xi0. According lo Hie state of H. F. Jones of Lincoln county and Charles Hull of Coos county, two of the conimittiioneu who were w et In Washington to seek congressional aid for the Roosevelt hioli wny, there is no disposition 01 tho (art of tho count counties to have the gov ernor call a special session of the leg islature for the purpose of tinkering with the highway measure. Too Roose velt Highway association is well satis fied wilh th bill, (hey cloini, but there 1110 hints that cerlnin highway eutiius iasts want to join Willi the woman euf rugKts io the propo'ed spcrjni s s-")u in ordeito nniend the act by ciiinma'ing the liiainteiiMico cl.-iuse. J COURT MOUSE NEWS . In Hie case of Kilns Malev against Rose O'Connor now Rose Wilcox, the circuit e urt confirmed the s;ilo by Ihe sheriff of five lots in Newport. Robert McOilchrist has filed suit for a divorce from Belle L. Meiiil ehri"t. He alleges they were married in llKil) and that they have no chil dren. Beside alleging cruel and iuh'i mane treatment, he claims she said she "didn't give a whoop'' for her husband. Ua a!o alb g. s tht ho had three children by a former wife but that his preS'-nl wife, did tn ' iike tuein They own in founton lot of honny ide fruit farina, 10 acres. He'usks. for a division of the properly according to law and a divorce. D. T. Robert has brought suit against John 4'h'iti nllepng there is ;H du and nnp-i l him for labor. He snys that he wi i.cd 37 hours with! a team lietween .1 Jy 0 sn I July 12 snd Ihst he ws to g"t tl an hour. The work was in lumber on the Adnlph Jelts i''.:.'t' nt-r ', s m po-g. JteMides hi $ ', t and c iijrt expcjsses, ho asks for $-.'" altaieey's tee This estate of John Reynolds has been atrtua sed at $15. "t. Included in i the ectnlo is lot 5 block 7 of the c;tv ! BUG SUITS HOI - Mil ClUEf! Do Better At of Salem valued at $.1000. This is tie vacant lot on Ferry aud High streets, just across the street from the frame buildings of tho Hughes estate. 1. 11. Moshcr has been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Surah S. Moshcr, doceused. The estate includes three Jul in Salem un oNrth. Liberty street near Uood. The estate is valued at $1700. $ Don't Let 'em Roam $$ $$ Keep 'em Ia The Circle And trade where you get the best and . most for your money. An extra choice lot of Beef, Pork and Yea for Saturday at prices that imot be duplicated. SPECIAL for SATURDAY Best creamery butter, per pound G5c Crown shortening (the o best) per pail $1, Fresh beef liver, per and : 5c MB Originators of Low Prices 331 State St. ' m iff n n n tts. tan iMip t I t
