THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1919. PAGE NINE SAVE By buying your house furnishings from us. We have the largest stock of new goods in this city. Our 2nd hand store is filled with dependable used mer chandise. It does not matter what you want we have it at the price you want to pay. WE ALWAYS SELL FOR LESS. Our buyer has very' recently purchased several thousand dollars worth of dishes, tubs, pails, etc., from the U. S. Government. We are therefore in a bet ter position to serve your wants.' . , i . . SPECIALS ON PAILS REGULAR $1.10, 16-QUART FIRST CLASS PAILS, NOW.:i.f.....l75c REGULAR $1.10, 16-QUART,. SFXOND CLASS PAILS, NOW,:.: 6Qc REGULAR $1.10, 16-QUART, THIRD CLASS PAILS, NOW. 25c REGULAR 90c 11-QUART, FIRST CLASS PAILS, NOW 1... 75c REGULAR. 90c, 14-JQUART, SECOND CLASS PAILS, NOW 5()c REGULAR 90c 14-QUART, THIRD CLASS PAILS, NOW.. .... ...:..,....25c REGULAR 75c 12-QUART FIRST CLASS PAILS, NOW.,. ...-5)c REGULAR 75c 12-QUART SECOND CLASS PAILS, NOW .......... REGULAR 75c 12-QUART, THIRD CLASS PAILS, NOW U4Sc TRADE IN YOUR OLD GOODS 4 STORES 4 . CITY NEWS .. . o Those who are luteraeted in poppies otid who have read w much abou the Ixippies in Fluiiiler.inny now see the on 1 flower as a number are blooming in the flower beds on the west aide of t'.e Court house lan. Everything new Indicates a goodly number of cm I em Fiks will attend the lute convention to be li'-iil at Klam 01 li Fulls Aug. 14, 1") and lii. Already a most all rejH'rvations iu the speciul t I 1. 1 i . .. i mi raieiii ro.-ii-n nave oe'-n tniieii. '"o' wtiu conic itj ri-scrv too lare win tie obliged to wire l'jrtland for reserva tions. All of the r-uleiu Kits band will ,.. niinoer ,u.,g ,ae,r w.ves. lnillli formeily ,t.pi,.a i ' . t ! i ,0 m JbaIn'1'1'0 "IV. Sclmmk groccrv or, o, uitcuu i-iiKiiru iuumau r(m.T T. Z u". u. ', l i, i Z "V." taken the building on a t years Mr. ami Mrs. John Cruber. Air. and!J v. . , . 7 ... ' M... Karl Anderson. Mr. au'l Mrs. R. ' . hh ,1 r . w L "J!, ."l" 7"v A. Kimball, Will K.l'urdy.F. U. South!" "'" h, 'T " " ? ' " k"ld of nick, V. H. l.'Arcy. K. Cooke I'atton.1':"" ""' hru" ni!"'1."''r' Jf.l. W ., hrnn wn- li;,.),. Tt.. ,j : a... i . i-i 1c , , I, ,, , , iiiivt-iuiK to iviaiiKiin j-uim wui o oy uto mid a number of parties hhvc been formed, to leave .Salem Wednes day noon. The railroad fare to and re 111 1... Ti.. . . r .i . i, ,, ..... .. ... "Jat tannoii Dead, ;ipurting that the .. whtrh will be at tfce-aerv.ee of weaUl(lr Vt ,f i,f- 'nn in ivnr lot tt-v uays win oe ' tt'vuleii among those who occupy the car. A marriage license wis turned thl: ir.vniiiig to R. . Milliiisu, who husi int returnft frtim ti 4'nnAi ...' ire, and M.s 1'hoeV E. llcalh of t-a-i leu. J - 1 Having tnown a disposition to write' a-ti' le fur the ne-)npers, and to eive general informatin through the press. as to how the world wight be reformed, 1 A DISCOVERY THAT BENEFITS MANKIND Two diseoveriet have added preatly t human welfare. In 1835 Newton originated the vac uum process fur condensing milk with t .ine sugar to a lemi-liquid form. In IS83 Horlick at Racine,Wk, dis covered how to reduce Biilk to a dm pmxtlrr form with e-xtmct of malted grains, vilhoul cit sttjir. This product HO BUCK mmed Malted Wifk, (Name t'.rce copied ly others.) In nutritive value digestibility and case of rep.irati 11 (by simp! stirring in wati-r) nd t!,.i fact tln.t ii kei p in any clim.itc ha proved of much value to mankind ns i:ii i.litl fxxl-!rir.!t from it,fur to o.7 erf, Aih l-r CCUCS; 3AvcU lurUUMf lOODoz. Tubs a colored youth wlio had keen doing the shoo shining act for the Cnufield bnrber' sho), wa mliuilged insane this iiiuriiing anu scut to me siaie nospiroi for treatment; lieiiil' s a desiro to write for the paper, he hnd shown a dispo silioiv to rcauli i n " his pocket and fetch out a bad looking razor, especial ly when anyone sike to him in a rath er hurried tone, of voice, lie also had a bad looking stil -'to to be used in re forming the world.' After a fateful ex amination, it was foetid he had a num ber of delusions that would make him untafe to mingle in the industrial World. His nnme is Villian lj Hue. F. N. Woodry, the auctioneer, who 0wnerj an auction tuarket in Salem I i .i . . . i . iuuii iiiree ciirs hkop bow iiuua uia Jbiisliiess has grunu to suck, su extent ;th:it he has been obliged to secure 'ghoul .larger quarters, lie has rented ihe store by the A. iirocerv on -North ( onimer- 'eisl street as the Farmers atore anil t'W losscsion IM. 1. lie has . " ""u uu general real estate bu-onens iu 'onuectiuu with his auctions. GoTtrnor Olcott returned thii morn ing from his sojourn with his fainilv LYONS (Cnpit.-il .loiiriini Special Service.) Lyons, Or., Aug. (i.- iirs. Hi rtlia ' uuuwor,n " oau-nrer, Aivuii,, h;a-nt the weekend with lrs. Woodwurth's .smier, ji rs. i, t, Jolili-on ot Lyons, J. Jirown's sister and hus ! baud from Portland ere guests at tho View Point '' farm. Mrs. Kdmond Kngdall has retururd to her home in Portland after spending a 1 week with lu-r mother, .Vis. Lmma l.vuns. I ! KaV J. Fill has recentlv esti.bli bed 1 !. 1 V...M :.. 1 ' I j Mr. Ihiiry Johnston and Jlrs. S. D.I niirermiiii were .Wilcm callers last is lust r.ecft. ilr. lialslgcr of C.ordaa Las moved his family to Lyons. Miss Altn Itruwii of l.vuns spi. nt a few dr.ys with her siter, ilrs. V. I). Itrotherto'i of Salem. Mrs. Kiniiia Monis sjient 8ntuiday night with her son, A. L, Moms of Jit fiBina. Mis. froiiijain -jful her iiiuju-r oi-nt Saiurdar iu Alban.. Paul Bradl.-y v.a. a I.;.i; vi.itor SjiturJ.iy. Etli.-l Swank of Aun svjil.- i s;..-..dii-g n f 1 w d;;v with Ma nine Berry. Kenneth Morris ami the Andersui broth-rs s-int r-iitn.-dftv n.gi.t in Su 'The Ijdii-s" meet st Mrs. Kmwa Jkii.in.' this w-k, Tburstlay. Price 4 STORES Wsenr Ballurd having received word that his father was eorioinly ill, left for Aberdeen, Wash., Monday evening. Former Army Instructor Of Wrestling Wffl Open , New Gymnasium In Salem Salem is now to have In its midst a physical culture aeheol which will in elude wrestling, to be opened in the Darby building in Ihe rooms formerly occupied br Miss Magers as a studio. Tho school will also occupy rooms iit the basement. Loyd E. Ireland, former wrestling instructor at Camp is will have I charge of the school. His specially w ill tie in work with business men. Mr. Ireland has just received his dis chnrge from the service. He was wounded last November while in France and received his discharge bout two months ao He r?rved with the 91st division. In looking for a location for a pin nies! culture school, Mr. Ireland travel led up and down the coast and finally decided to Incnte in Nolein. His wife, who is now in Portland, will join him here. They will live at ' Mouth Lib erty street. Mr. Ireland won the featherweight championship of the I'. S. in 191.1 and his wrestling career covers 10H niatclie in which he lost but 17. PcrtkdBcys Steal Auto And Disappear From Hcni ae Portland (Iro A 11 ir it Vfnn.li! Urigga Julin Haker and Hurry Mont E'-mery, all OKCd 13. disa.pcared here Momlny morning with Ihe automobile Of F. K. llrigs, father of Harold. The bOys have not been seen since anlrre believe:! to bo en route to Cal ifornia. The machine was stolen Bii-g rc.n.rtcd to the police. j WziTwIit'l ArP Is?.Pfl Ffif rv,i 1 e n 1 ruiscursf caw i;caiers Accused Of Profi!snn? rittsbtirgh. Pa. Amr., !. -r'rsrgir g profiteering li the sab- of tnnr, var riMifs were isted th a aftirew.rr for tl. .iiroiit ef tiree titfutitis of 'the Pitii-l-iirgh branch of tbe Central Sugar cnr-i-kny, wh;rli has its li-(d.(uarters in f n csiro suit orieratei. as a dealer in sii."ir rscliisivrly in thii. state, llliuoii Ohio ard Wiwonstn. A total if $Juj,ihi0 in inigation lomlp h.-is U-en certified by the Mete since the i3sa!" of the irrigation dis trict bonding law br the la li-gisla- t;ir I I RODMAN SAYS FLEET IGRUISE NOT JOYRIDE --4 Coming Of M Peters To 1 Uliiltw iiilUiM AlVIf wvm ! la History. I San PU'So, Cal. Au. ire I aut her on joy ride. This is plain 'business with us. Our coming murk 'an epoch in naval dcvrftpinettt'-that hat not boon equull'-d by anything 'the historv of ou navy in 'the P ;fific" ' : ' : v ? ! Admiral Htuh tWmaii, these Iworit. soundr-d the keynote- of the' V 'rifie fleet's' ,orlav he. greet led a Vnit.l Press -Miaa oa boanl the ! flagship .New Mcxiie, a few moment after the Riaiif drejiluaugrtt had drop ped anchor off rh torondo Islands. ' It is off thM.isl-v'VJst outside the entrance to rent Anvriran water, that the fleet is todav imtting on its finish in- touches in prcbaralion fuf tumor i . " '. . , I IVgtrovers begnu rsviitj; at the-Cor onJo Islands late l1' st iiitflit. The first uf tho-big ships tfvrved at a few min utes after midnight. lt was the V. S. . 'tieorgiu', with Ad'niral Shoemaker aboard. 1 Th niriainuhaut anii Vermont fol- loieV with destroyer in their wake, The 8iper-aroaiinHiis:"ii rnuir early this nioruin. bnd miehored about ' 1(1 oVhick.' ' At that, time the entire fleet was as sembled there and ;ho work was start led on dee, elenli'iirf shrji for th re view tomorrow. .. . A it in i m I Ko.linaii etidHined that it was not lack of a'.ility to do so that i instructions of the eeeretary of the in will prevent - the big- ilreadnaughtJtPriur 0f September 15, 191 7, tho tim- 'from enteriiiir the hnrbor here, but that owing to the shortness of the fleet's tav anil tho great number of smaller i craft which w ill be anchored inside, it J has been decided to keep the major, ! ships outside. I Throughout the personnel of both of 'ficers and men there is a feeling that 'diKite the immediate festivities with which the fleet will be greeted in the I various coast towns, there ia a period of hard work ahead. . The tremendous ejithssias.nl nnd interest of the Pacific ; coast has been se-iscd throughout the .fleet ami titer ia expectation that both n sea and ashore the next few mouths (will witness a trenioudous effort to put both the fleet aud its baes on a -basis !nf efficiency that will compare with .that certain to bo maintained by Ad iiiirul .Henry- WiUjyo.ii the itnntii: it Already l.fl .rlviiliy is being lijlillsil fivtJK'en tfl-. personnel of the Armada of the Atlantic and that of the Pacific which promise to boost the efficiency aud morale of both. - . STATE HOUSL -' Deputy Pant Keajt- in. receipt of ,J bulletin from the Iepirtnient or urn ! meree at Washington gU-ing eoiujmra tive statistic! as to-the receipts and ex penditures for governmental ndiiilnis tration in the various states. Among other things these figures show that the average per capita revenuo from taxes and all other sources la 3,fi9, while the average per capita expense iW 5.47. Thero were HO states in wliicn the revenues ecee.1eiT the total gov ernmental costs, including interest anil the state of Oregon is included in this list. i j .nil Oovernor 01cott(has today receiveil I a letter frmo t'ol. 11. It. Arnoui 01 Mather flying f ielil, tliseussing turtner the sending of six planes to Hulein for fire patrol in rhnrge of Mc.jor Smith, whom he recommends in high terms. With regard to hangars and equipment, he stated that it would be very incon venient and Impracticable to shirt the materials from the California fields and he expressed the hope that the peo ple of Oregon woiilil surtientiy appre c)at(, the . value of the service to ar range in some way for their equipment. Letters recently received from Hep rescntatiye C. N. MeArthur and Hen ator McNary at Washington give as surance to Governor Olcott that they will give careful attention and opposi tion to the Smoot bill which covides for the transfer of ! 000.000 from the National Forest Road Fund to Interior Department for use in .Vational Parks. Gymer Resigns Managership Seattle Coast League Nine Rcattle, Wash., Aug. 6. Biii ( l. mer,l.Vi. Scuttle manager, resigned hit, p"t as "''-j ere, dark Innin, 8 acres clear- lot Of the local Const league mo lnre.fl, ci.ianto hluiop papule, 1 acio ucav- tollllV 1,., lite club -rntitrued lo the 1 L.... C..1.I Brif iliHRatnrt.k rn:wi trlUi -,.lifr The club lias won but!on'-v :i7lm- jtwo gai out of the last ;i I'l - .v,,l - Ctymer win hibkh no iisitini-ni. has been paid 01 r lor nie season, in- ,.)0 iiiiWmi fod ihllt will be succeed. .! by Charley M"l'" l0:, 3 acres lognus, 4 room house, barn; formerly with the New Turk ai.eesLt(11,k gn,( pq,,;,,,,,,., an,i 2 ac res corn and Toledo American assoilulion tlub.nnj ftPW ptaio, guci at $.T.'I0. Clvmer bs been up agai.ist omci 10 acres best loganberry land, all eul- rouj;li going here, injuries and failures, hurtin- ,). ,-lui,. Clvmer did not quit vo)untriyi ,,ut WB, ak(.a to He v.. . I.i.j rot.ntstion in the American lassocintion and this Is the f.rM vi-ir lie has evcr piloted dub that is ilotmcdj ioihteenjdivu. LOOK TOR lllf. FED RAIL TRADE, MAKK 1 A Fu'caTirj 6' Antmtmition C1 - li'StriKAL' - - . r f ; ! t'U'rr'A r1 lV Babies Smile . J F when stomach ria iSeir Vifl f-w-' wbea storucas do ncr v S5 r Fretful, erring babxs r.td MRS.WINSLOVTS 1 5YHUP to nuke tht stomach digest food, ti and bowdi to saov a the 1 abouid. Com it as Malcohol. r-j opMtea,narcote. or other taannlul infradwot. r . I J. C. Perry'. President Refuses To Put Off Address Until Monday Washinjjton, Aug. 6. Precideut Wil son today wrote a letter to Representa tive Mondell, repulilieatt Umvr let-der. det-linini; to posttwne his addreoa oa the eost of living from Friday to Uondar. """r " the president eeutoniplat Mondell, reading iu uew.-t.a,cis that tetl apwanng hefgre ..congryos Friday, eoiuiuunieuteit with Kvretaiy Tumulty luid akd If pustni!M.'ineiit were posyiblo. Mondell told Tumulty 'many congressmen have leftt own and that it is doubtful if a uuorum can be obtniiied by Friday. The presnlent, it whs teamed, wm laddre.'a a joint gessioa of the houses at 4 p. m. Friday. NOTICE OF SAL.K OF GOVERN M EOT timber, general land office, Washing ton. D. C, June 2T, li. ixouce it hereby given that subject to the cotiji tione aiid limitations ot the act of June 9. 1918 (39 Stat.. 2181, and the oer on tne rouowing ianua win w wm August 0, 1919, at 10 O'clock a. m at public- auction at the United Ktate land offiro at 1'Ortland, Oiegon, to the highest bidder at not less than the ap praised value as shown by tbii notice, ale to be lubjcct to the approval of of the, aec,retary of the interior. The purchase price, with an additional turn of one fifth of one per eent thereof, being commission allowed, nuit be deposited at time of tale, money to be returned if snle is not approved, other wise patent wiTl issue for the timber which must be removod within tea yeari. Bids will be received from eiti sena of the United States, associations of such citizen! and corporation! or ganized under the laws of the Vuited States or any state, territory or dis trict ,thoreof only, yfian application of a Qualified purchase, tfte limber on any Jegal aubiliviiuon will ieHftired sepa rately before ibcmg tneiuyea in any or fer of a larger unit. T. ) N., B. 3 W., 8c. 11, NW'i 8WV4, mil fir 510 M., Wodar 55 M., 8Wy4 SW',4, red fir 740 M., none of the red fir or eednr to be sold for'lest than 1.S0 per M. T. 9 8., R. 3 See. 8, NE NK'4, fir 1090 M., hemlock 270 M., NWWtlfi'4, fir 880 M., hemlock 150 M.f SB V4 NK4, fir 1770 M., hemlock 2.10, M., 'KW14 NE, fir 2390 M hcnitock-" 800 NE'A N.Vi,i, tt 630 M., ksmloc ISO M.,' NW'4 NWWMir 170 M., J)'K'4 HK"4, fir, 1170 hemlex-k 120 jM., NWH SE'i, fir 1630 M., hemlock 50 M. ftE'74 HKVi, fir 1190 M., hemlock 30'M., 8Wi,4 SE'4l fir 790 M., XEVi SWV4, fir 19.-)0 M., NW 8W4, fir 2100 M., 8E V BWtf, fir 10S0 M., 8WV4 8Vy,, fir 1250 M., no- of the fir to be sold for less than l.i( per M., eui none f the hemlock to bo sold for less than 73 eents per M. T. 8., B. I E Roe. 25, HW4 rTW'i, red fir flOfl Mi, HKVt N E ', , red fir 8S0 M., SWW N'EW, red fir 500 M., none of the red fir to be tld for lest than $2 per M. OTjAY TAIjTMAN, Comrnisniotier, Gen eral Land Offiee, , 1-10 REAL ESTATE BEST BUYS 108 acres, good soil, well drained, on good rond, close to Knlem; 70 acre iu cultivation, fcnhnce brush pasture, well Improved; I90 per aire, worth more. SO acres cultivated, 7 acres fruit, mostly prunes; house and burn, 3'j miles town, only l!800. 797 acres cut over, excellent pasture, best soil, rolling; spring water, log houae, barn; $20 per acre, terms. 3'.'0 acres grain ranch, good blink loam, 290 acres cleared, 30 grub oak pasture, 70 acre! A 1 clover, family or chard; 8 room modern house with owa watnr system, good barns; if you're looking for a snap, here it is. Good read 4 mile! town, at 1123 per acre. Hell half. 58 acres, all tillable 45 cleared, 13 tump pasture, 20 scree beuvcrdaoi, good 'barn, house. $(1000. 5 acres 2'i milct (Salem, good soil, small house and barn, easy payments, er.iain, amny orrnaro, ( room nouse, jbarn, other building, '- mile towu, ltrjes" Vj .miles Salem, best soil. acres prunes bouse, bara, 'well. $2,100. ttvated, rrx k r"!d, 3 miles falem, 1I5W r.asy terms. . lluy right S0C0L0FSKY 341 Slalf 0 Capital Jomral Daily Market Report Ursa Wheat, s .ft white No. 1 .'. f Jfo 2.04 Wheat, Wi-rnr grade! ea aaoiple 0t, new .. Hair, cheat, new ., ... 80c $17 i 1 tr-i 2o $tYi50 ...$43&44 Hay. oats, new . Barley ton Mill run . Buttcrfat, Bntterf fat Jc (4c rv" bi'tt.'r Fork, VaJ ao4 Atattoo Pork cn foot 21 1 Want O'CWaOaClr' Quick Reference To Firms That Girs Scnice On Short Where Bayer And Seller BleetWe . Recommend Our Advertisers. - ETESTTiUNO Salem Elettri Co., Masouie Timple, KboxvuIc, Iowa. BU odhouiids, on a trail followia theft oi a picture kho dynamo at Olmita, stopied ana iwsred "treed" to a cortniem... iue sucrui dug up 43 quarts of whiskey. Bakersfield. Cal. After aentencinl 10. F. Cobaugh for drunkenness, Judgo Thomas suspcndid sentence wnea lo- baugh confessed that it wr.a a icrnoie ordeal to get in suck condition via the two per ceut beer route. $$$-KeepTkmHome-$$$ --- JUNK WANTED Call 398. Highest prices paid for Junk, second, band goods and machin ery. Be sura and eaU SOB, get the right prtcea. Tha square deal boat. CAPITAL JUNK CO. 271 Chemeket St. .. . . Salenv Or. -- ) MACHINE SEO? WORK Expert machine shop service by Mr. Bergman at high school machine shop. 12 yean experience. Gcur cut ting a specialty. High das machine tools. Quick service. Phone 446. 8 15 OPTOMETRISTS. PR. I HALT WlLiSON-Kpe-VJJ tiattst in the Modcra Scientific Application of Glasses for the aid of vision and the relief of Eyestrain and Headache. Office closed Saturday!. Uffice 210-211 U. 8. Bank building. Vhouea, office 145; res. 1244. L.M.HUM ear of YickSoToag Chines Medicine and Tea k I Uai medicine winch wiu euro any known disnaeo. Opon Bupduyi from 10 A. M. until 8 P.M. 15a Su.uth Uigh St. Balem, Oregon Ptiuno 23S yr. T. eiodox co Undertaker 253 North High Street ' . Vuul, fancy Steer .. Cow 4imC .. Hvt Spring lambs Kwci - - Sheep, yearlings 10(al l! 4(rS 7 ggi and Poultry Kgg cash 3c liens, live : Sr Old rooster 15 broiler! 'i2Zt Vcgstame Now potatoes ......... 2Hf Greon onion do . Unious, per sack v $4.23 Irnlt Peache! '. 73c(a$1.00 Watermelons 214 Orange - 5.750.o0 Umotii, box 7.50(uj8.50 Banana Sf listiey, xtrated : 20 Cantaloupe $il.00 Hunch beet .. 45e Cabbage -(... i'e Head lettuco .... 0e Carrot! 5e Retail Price. Egg dozen 60 Croaiuery butter .. , 70c Conntrv butter 00c Flour, hard wheat $J.10(3.25 Portland Market l'urtlund, Or., Aug. U. liuUor, city ereamerv r)0teile Fggs selected local vx 3l(3bs Ileus 27(ii -2Me Broilers 2-t30e Cheese, trijilvts 3S(.i 10c DAILY LIVE 8TOO KMAEKET Cattl HeccipU 8". Tone of market steady (iood to choice steer $l(u. I J t-'nir to good steers $!f- 10.30 Common to fair steer $7(JJ?.S0 -Choice to good ow nd heifers $sr Medium to good iows and keiferi 5fe - Canner $38 ' ' - Hulls $loj 7.30 ' - , Ctilves 13 , .. Hog Keceipta 2ii9 - Tone of nii-.rkcl lower and 1111 ttlid Prime mixed t'i.l'i(n 'I'l , M.-iliinn mixed 2lf' L'l.."i . K"U(;h heavies $U1.3nj ,--Piga I9' 19.73 . ' , .' Bulk $-'1.3ii Steep lieccipts 1 "i Toiie of hinrki't strn'dy Prime lambs $lb'i 11.73 Fair to medium lambs (loUigll Yearling .jOrti 7.50 - Wethers $3.3(1(7 -Ewrs $'..307 4 TtlspheM EUECTBICAi 127 KorU Ha WHY SELL FOR LESS? We will pay you more eA lor yaw kousekoli goods. Qet our bid before you soil. Feoplea Furniture and liar A war Etort, 271 X. Pern. Bt Fkos T34. SECOND-HAND GOODS NO CASH R EQU1KED Ged verf shoes and suit, all kiad of mnmm l instruments, shotguns, rifle, kea ing stove, gat stove, luit ease ai 1UO0 other ucful article to ell trade. What have vout Tk Capitol Eichang. 337 Court St. Pno , WE WANT TQITR used furniture, ove, arpeM and tools, aa we pay fair price l vervthing. Call 947 CAi'lTAb HARDWARE k FUE-M Tl'RE CO. ' ?S5 N. Com't 8t. Hals Blocked t BEN'OVATH, block nd trim ladi) and men's hats at 1917 prirea, and better work; material i si-arce, list are expensive, what' the aaswert . B. Ellxworth, 493 Court St., Sa lem, Or. STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND BEPAIRM 60 years experience, Depot National and Aaiericas fence, Sir.ei 2S to S3 ia. kigh Faints, oil and varnish, t. Loganberry and hop took. Salem Fence and Stove Work 250 Court itreet, Phen i24. J. A Rowland Furniture Stcra Buys, sells and exchange now mmM 2d hand furniture. AU kinds eg repair work, light grinding, flila, and brniing a epeoiollT. Kifat price. 247 North Commercial B l'hone IS. SCAVENGER SALFAI SOAYENGEB Qarbag u refuae of all kinds retrieved oa moat ly contracts at reasonable rats Cet pool cleaned. Dead anlmala rw moved. Office phone Main 1S7. - MONEY TO LOAN Oa Good Real Estate Bnsurlty THOS. K. FOUD Over Ladd A Bush bank; Balem Orfos, FEDERAL FARM WAJJS-5H H 1. at Interest. Prompt ervle. Uf yrtr tim. Federal farm loa ttn&t lot tale. A. C, Holirnstedt, 401 Uf lonid Tempi. Baloro, Oiegoa. INJStniAXCE COrXCuFar fis U formation about iA! Insuran s4 J. F. Hutchftsoir, dist. maeager Jof tha Mutual Life of N. T., efttee a 871 State St., Salem, Or. OfflM phone 90, resident-. 17.39. tf WOOD SAW pnONE 109CB Our Prices are Kight W. M.. ZANULKH, Pr!nrtto 125S N. Hummor Street, Salens, Ora REPAIRING STEWART'S REPASS SHOP Law mower ground by wrirnrsy; all 'kinds of grinding, lock (raithisg, brclla recovered, light repairing t all kinds. .147 CourJ St. a . LODGE DIRECTORY KNIGHTS OF PYTniAS MEET At MoCornack hall on vry Ta4 at 8. Walter Lenon, G. C, P. Kunti, K. R. ft 8. BAY AT Neighbors of America, Or gon Grap camp No. 1300 meet vry Thursday evening ia Merk h Elevator JC'vi.e. Oracle, Mr. CJ rie K. Bunn, 4 Unioa Stj rcon dr Mrs. Melissa Persona, 1419 4th' St. Phone 14.1HM. UN'ITED ARTISANS- Capital 1 Aasera bly No. 84 meets first Thursday f each ra.mth '- p. in. U Mavoot Temple. Glenn C. Niles, M. A. C. A. VibkVft, eertary, 34t Owen street, if OI) EH X r W M )M KX 4 P AMBRICA Oregon Cedi.r Camp No. 5246,niceta every Thursilay evening at 8 o'clock in McCornack builjing Coast and I.itiertv ' street W, M. Petseni, V4 (.'.; Frank A. Turner, lerk. .'I J .L J I..... L"8 J, -L-J -I VVATEH COMPANY ALEM WATER '!3iTANT Of fit eorner CommercU' aad Trale ureeta Bill payable ninthly la advene Out of 00 student in the pnarnsaey 4i-j(r!ir't of the t ulrtrsity of Wash-iuj-on this year :10 are women. Trt ..1. ,U... Ik ;.l.t t.ii.l, i.r.U rOMatlV burned, 4he school district of Ercpira, 1, . ... . t..- lO CVUU.y, UM Vuieu 1UUIN $12,00. 4 I ! i it : 1 1 i J