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The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-09-24
CLEANING HINT.
How to Remove Grease Spots Effec.
lively With an Absorbent.

In removing Il grease spot it is best
to try an absorbent. for the absorbents
are all harmless to materials and easily
applied. Flour or cornstarch sprinkled
on linen Immediately will remove all
spots. 1t should be left on for several
hours, but a warm iron placed on a
cloth over the powder and left until
cold will hasten the process.
Turpentine or any Of the other SOL
vents may be used with an absorbent
powder to make Il paste for spreading
over the spot. When sponging spot
if one commences at the outside and
works toward the center spreading of
the grease is avoided. 1t is always
safer to test the cleanser on Il scrap Of
the material to see that the color is not
affected. The use of piece of the
material for Il sponge also lessons the
liability of changing the color. The
sponging should be completed by rub
bling with Il piece of dry cloth.
Chloroform and ether are best for
removing grease from delicate fabrics.
Alcohol also dissolves grease, but often
affects colors. \ mixture of equal
parts of the three is often most effcc-
tive Kerosene does not evaporate
completely, SO must be followed by an
absorbent or soap and water. Case
line is best for most purposes, since it
is inexpensive. quickly effective and
evaporates rapidly. All Of these solv-
ents are highly intiammable and must
be handled with great care.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-09-24

What bird is ever prophesying rain.
Though oft his prognostics fail?
More Wet!' he cries; more wet, More
Wet!' again,
Do you know the **s**?
What bird is he whose humlning charms
the ear.
And yet whose voice perhaps is seldom
heard?
His plumage CLEANS like gems with brill
liants clear
This Is the *s*s*s* ss*s
Answers. - Kingtisher, quail, hum
ming bird.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-09-24

Camp Benefits For Thousands.
1t is estimated that fully $4,000 bows
had camp experience during last SUM
mer, as Il result of the leadership of the
boy scout movement
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-09-24

4 good salve for the lips is: Sper-
maceti ointment, one ounce; balSam of
peru, fifteen grains; alkanet root. fif.
teen grains Oil of cloves, five Drops,
The Ekalaka eagle., 1915-09-24
Christianity In Japan.

VnF1st1dHIty III 3dpaH.
4 missionary in Japan tells of being
invited to address public schools and
groups of workers. such as the EN-.
ployees Of the government postot1ice.
These are signs of the changed at.
titude toward Christianity which have
recently been remarked by many mis-.
siOnaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
ROAD WORK IS RESUMED.

Road work was resumed throughont
the county yesterday and with con
tinned fair weather win he rushed dur
ing the ensuing few weeks II win b,
necessary, because of pufarorable woa.
thcr conditions after grades had been
prepared 10 DO q considerable amount
of this work over 80 far as smoothing
the surface is concerned. Travel on
the soft earth cnt deep rut, in these
Highways making 10 impracticablc 10
deposit crushed rock upon them, or 10
leave the uneven roadway for summer
travel The work 90 Falls City, which
is the most extensive in It's scope of
any improvement undertaken in this
emuty this season, was resumed yes.
teriay morning, the grading crews find.
ing their way back 10 the siletz basin.
where quite q bic Of work remains 90
be done The crlsher go Falls CITY a
again operating and rock is being
hauled from there 10 the county road
between tgat place and Dallas.
And while the county s active iu.
making highway improvements Dallas
= likewise busy with rs street better
nent projects, which were also neee.
auly delayed on arcount Of iuoIemcdt
Weather West Court street has Dcen
wdei and rock will be delivered Oh
his ihofougbfafe as soon a. the con.
ractors have the ourbs completed Thel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals win be received b,
the board Of school directors of district
No. "a, Marion county, Oregon. M sp
pcrinicndcnt 5 office in high school
building Salem, Oregon, until 7.9O n
m,, june lith, 1915, for the complcio
installation Of fan and furnace syrtem
Of heating for new Mckinley school
building corner Of High and McGil.
christ streets, Salem, Oregon.
Plans and specifications will be fur.
nisbed by W. II. Burghardt Jr. 9g5
State street Salem, Oregon. or Gsorpr
NJ. Post architect, rooms Gray block
Salem, Oregon, on deposit of s5, which
win be refunded upon return Of same In
good condition on or before the time
above,
No bid or proposal will be- considered
unless accompanied by d certified check
made payable 20 W. II. Burqbnrdt. Jt,
'lork Of board in amount Of l3OO
which check win be forfeited upoa rc'
'usal Of any bidder 10 enter into A
contract 70 install this heating appnr.
.tus for The amount Of their bid and 10
urnish The required bond
The board Of directors reserves tho
light 10 reject any and nll bids
w. H. BUR0HARDT, JR.
CLERK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Program Is Complete
For RickreaII Picnic

Ihe sports program for the Rickreal
pllchlc which will be neld at the psnoI
place ON Saturday, June II, has been
prepared by the committee in charge
CT that department, and is herewith
lirst presented by The Observer. There
| VIII be a game of baseball betwaor
DALLAS and Falls City, following tb,
sports, for which a variety of 5rize,
are Offered, Relay races, school team
ohIN 90 yards; shuttle races. one.roGp,
schools, two to fiyeroom schools city
schools boys and girls, pennants to win.
hlng schools; 5O.yard dasn, high school
students only $3.50 in trade; 50.varJ
dash, free for all, $3.50 hat; 50.yarJ
dash, boys under 70, $3.50 pump action
ar gun; 5Oyarl dash. bows under IL
- watch; 5OFard dash, girls under l5
$L5O middle blmse; 50.yard dash lad
les, $3.50 case of perfume.
Other prizes as follows will be award.
ed' Prettiest baby under one voor
sidewalk suIkey with hood; oldest mar
rled couple in Polk county present. AS
rocker pretticst girl present, "a Bus.
ter Brown camera; Polk county man
WIN largest family present. j0db. spck
OF ilouri Pok county widow with lorg.
est family present, j0lb. sack of flonr
taI!est man present, one years sub. I.
sgHptIon to Polk County ltimizpr.
shortest man present, two years sub.
s@c,rlPtIon to Polk County Observer
Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Minister DOnS 0veraIls To
Help Build New Church

dressed IN regulation oyeralls and
Work shlrt, the pastor and trcasprcr NJ
the Liberty street church, Eyanreicoi
assoc'auon are working six deys " n
week on the construction of the non,
GnnrCh on Liberty street In fnct Raw
Il r. Hornschuch has been steady nm
the Job for the past three months WorE'
ing on the church regardless Of wcotbcr
nc ne rs not only doing regular duy mbor
IN 'he building Of che church. but olsn
urgw the plans and specifications
me basement, when is built rwo
Iget II, above grodnd is now all complctcd
l,hls inns VIII be a large room under tbc on
llre are church, with Il ten foot cciling
divided INTO rooms for kitchen rrs,
room, large assembly room and sunday
school rooms. '""''S
, Appropriate exercises win be held nj
the laying Of the corner stone sunday
June II, The church when comnictcj
"ill cost close to $4,000. Simon IIeist I,
treasurer Of the church aud has bccn
assisting IN the construction work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Suffragisi Scores Congress
siOnaI UniOn---Hurts Cause

Portland, Ore, June 4.-'Harm and
not good is being done by the Congress.
Monal Union, " said Miss Mary Garrett
nay, OF New York, president of the
woman Suffrage party of New York
city and director in the general fed.
eratlol OF womens clubs. She said il
in no uncertain terms. Miss Hay lives
vita Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait in New
York and has long been identified with
we suffrage movement, having lectured
on %ivage in many states.
IOu don I usually knock n person
down and then ask favdf of him, do
5oa' she asked. "Well, until we have
suffrage in 30 states, say (and we now
nave It in l2), our getting the vote
W. W." uePend on men S giving it to us.
o one pohtlcal party can give il to
"s ana we have no right to antag.
unl@9 any one party because of ifs
ss'anu If New York should lose whom
~ comes to the vote, it will be becanse
Vi tae Congressional Union.
a ii.niey are only a small group, but
,Lt ,ae tnlngS they do hurt the cause ust
i ine same Why, in New York. there is
JTSu 5Lnn. d small knot of them, grouped
Sn,W SoouI mrs o. H. P. Belmont. We
naraiy Know who they are. But many
a :, man |ho had begun to look favorably
o". ~" sa sGa'iiTage was turned away by the
az "S' Gi those two paid organizations, one
Il.Ii H. ,hem an English girl, who tried TO
SrsaS ;,n,',,. IN on President Wilson s time so
e;ti. ;ttp'nleIy when he was in New York
city on o.her business -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Government Timber
Offered For Salem

/ Portland, o.. june Tho forcs,
service is advertising for snlo forty.
three million feet Of timber. 0g pcr
cent Of which Is western yellow pipn
and the balance made mp Of Douglas
l'r western Iarch and other species 1nll
located upon the Wh.tmnn national for.
ost in eastern Oregon
Iho tract is moro particularly dc.
senbcd as IN IT, . S. r. 81 and 3s n ON
The watershed of Deer creek in tbr
Blue mountains The advertised prices
are t225 per " for the yellow pine and
90 cents per VI for The other sprcies
Tho district forester nj Portland, orc.
gon, "IIl receive bids upon this timber
up 20 aud including July 20. 1915
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
SUBSCRIPTION AND
VOTING CONTESTS Do
HAVE TO PAY TAXES
Trading Stamp Concerns Must
Pay After May 22---Act's
Validity Attacked

81 am of the opinion that tbo n...
ing IN newspapers, or giving Of connor.
Tor voting contests where nr;oos w.. ,''
gwen, would not be included In tbe nrn
visions of the act, " says Attorney feU. O
eral Brown in an opinion to STATE Trooa
urer Kay in response to reonest for ,."S. a,,
interpretation of the new excise INV
law upon trading stamp concerns With ,
IN the state, which went into effect ~ nn
May %. '"'' 'Aie't on
AS | understand" the general con.
tnues, y the provisions of snid chonta.
apply only to sales made and stamns
tickets or coupons given therrvitS apJ
not to other business transacted by tbe
merchants with which no stamps tick.
cts or coupons are given. "
Inc attorney general also holds TINT
II was not the intention of tha Iar;sla
ture that the law should he rotrooe,ina
therefore it il only prospective In oe
rect in which case the only tov +bo4
could be levied upon trading stomp or
coupon concerns would be from NM! A.
Ter the date of effect of the act lfoy
~ for the first year. There is rn
authority reposed in any state officer ~
waive the provisions OF the stotntc nv
ter the same became effective md on,
sales of goods in the manner snecif;oS
on and after said date would rcmiro
compliance with the provisions of said |
chapter. VI '"''
In this latter holding the attorney
general concludes that merchants VIA |
engage in a trading stamp or rcdocm.
able coupon business would NOT bo ncr
mtted to close out the stock he has an
hand after May 22 before the excise toy
would effect his business He also holds
that II the stamps are not given nj n
speeltled rate or percentage of all ooods
SOLD and redcemable in specified nnr.
Ders, which is the usual manner NJ
what are known as trod;ng
stamps they would ont be considered ne
such WV 10
The trading stamp or coupon and cor.
ltlcate law, which governs all lines of
business in which stamp, coupon. cor.
ticket or other evidences of
rade are used as means of advortis !
ng to induce trade, provides for tho
nnual payment of an excise tax Of 4 I
'ercent upon the gross receipts of such q
erSons or firms using the same, but its r
alluity has been attacked by trading 5
tamp companies Of Portland in the
hted states court and whether or NOT t
Wlll become operative in this state >
epends upon the outcome of this suit. v
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
RUMAN1A THE NEXT.


There is little doubt but tbot ,bo -,
9hpie OF Italy in participation Of the
european confIagration viii be followed
ny the Balkan nations. 1t is more thon
| pr0Dable that some such undcrstapdipg
already exists with Rumania. and R1'
mama s entrance will be followed bv
Bulgaria, and Bulgaria by Greece IN.
ueed, seli'preseryation and a share of
the spoils of Turkey, their ancient foo
demands such action on the part Of the
Balkans. p''' VI '"'
kumania, which held off from ,bc
flrst Balkan war to seize fruits of tLo
contest from Bulgaria in the brief soc.
oho contest viii put at the disposal Of
the allies wcllcquipped army of bnIf
million or more, Its people, descend.
ants OF the Romans Of the eastorn em.
pre- pride themselves upon their oprce.
Try, though in reality a mixed roco
Their country was the Dacin of Romo
conquered and colOnized by Troion ond
made Il Roman province in los A d
Goths, Huns Bulgas, Magycrs and
Roles succeeded one another as con.
querofs, and the Rumanian Of TODAY ia
Il mixture Of these races with the Ro.
man. '''
Rumania comprises an area of 5000 I
square miles including tho provinces Of .
Moldayia and Wallachia. IL eytonJs |
from the carpOthians to bulgaria
Through il flows for 500 miles The
Denube river its fertile basin forming
Iich agricultural region.
The entrance Of the Balkans win seaI
he fate of the Turk in Europe. II Vll|,
hasten the end Of the war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
MANUAL TRAINING
EXHIBIT DRAWS MANY
FAVORABLE COMMENTS
High School Boys Are Taught
TO Make Useful and Prac-
ticaI Articles

with almost all kinds of housebol.
turhitufc showing the results of m,
nand'work of the students of tho man,
u"l framing class on display, the work
rooms of the class at the Snlcm b;r,
Sehool were thronged from 7;9o In o.So
'"St night when hundreds of intcrestoI
spectators viewed the exhibit t%if
l9niers, library tables, chairs ccdnr
CHESTS, desks umbrella racks mnI'.
racks, dining.tablos and many aha AHA,
shown. "'''''" were
Even a baby grand piano was undcy
.ne course OF construction, hut tho I'm.
'shed work exhibited indicated taat
nothing IN the wood working lima wns
700 ambition for the manual trnininr
ollSS to try. Parents and snrctot,,rs
were astonishod at the propress moJo
pY tho boys and frequently thc ron,.
ment was heard; "It's lust ps nooJ ~.
YOU could huV at a furniture sstov, 10 -
an nnu we answer It's better. See
uow ,oo, s99hdlS Il is put together and how
soo1 ~ thc material. Me- cheap stuff nscJ
IN this furniture. '''' '''"
to ,NI "nat was most striking to the spee.
,'I,' .ators' however, was the fact that 4 il I
y, ,Usslole ., lor nigh school boys to be max
Jug usofnI articles for the home instond
VI spending their time and moncy ~,
'"neth!ng else, also they are loarnnr
'om,,ethlng practical as well.
Ine boys begin their work in tbcI
iilalllng department Each mnl,os N
lrawlhg OF the article he wishes "a
MAKE BIucprints are made and in th"I
EooG shops all work is done from t@c @
nn ,o,llIs set out in the bncprints Al
yas ",se part OF the work shown last night
yoSR ,"r '"u'G !" p ny boys who only took up the
'VIH Wj, N February of this year.
Whllo the exhibition ,yns ,oi.
'oys OF the department were in ntIcnd
nce to show the visitors how cab
'rl OF tho work was carried an nnd
oo 'UW tuo machines were run to prevent
'''donts from inexperienced bows
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

r,,st... NJ ~
i"n'ase' MRS EVA
Aver, Mr.. w. II,
Bentley, M-LilIian J.
Berhardt Mrs
Bloom, Mr. Dan.
Bradley, Mr. n p
Brown, Mr.. Ramb
Canady Mr. % Cari
Celkey, Mrs, NJ
Climber Miss Francis
Corley. Miss Cora
Dean, Mr.. Percy.
DeGuire, Mrs. Anna.
Diller, Mrs Peter.
Dixon, Mrs. II. O.
Elliott, Mrs. Ecelia.
Evans, Mr., Kieth
Golden, Mr. David.
Hayes, Bert.
Hall, Miss Hazel.
Hart, Mr.. j. Porter.
Hill, Mr.. Edwin.
Humphry, Mrs. Eliza.
Johnson, Ella l..
johnson, j. b.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
~ n. !. -
BurseN Bail QustiOn
Will Be Argued Tomorrow

Judge Percy r. Kelly, Of department
NO. ! OF the circuit court, win be in
lnlS 'lty tomorrow TO hear the nrpu.
ments of the attorneys in the cosc NJ
the state against Clarence Rurscll
charged with murder in the rirst degree
attorneys Carson & Brown for Burscll
are attempting TO secure bail for their
chent on the grounds that there Ia ma
IltSt l'groe murder in this state since
caiPtoI punishment vas abolished A
number Of other matters win also como
up before Judge Kelly at thia time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

Az, Advertised June 2, 1915.
Abbott, Mr.. VIM.
Albright Mr.. Chas.
ames, Mrs. Annie.
anderson, Mrs. Flossie (2).
..a..nllerson, : Mr., Francis (2l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
BAN ON sPooNrEG.

mo person shall sii in the Ian NJ auy
person Of ,bc opposite scy IN q iitpcv -
Extract from Milwaukee iitncy ordin.
ance
Other regulations are.
Front and rear signs, Illuminated nj
might.
No standing on running board or sii.
ting On doors
Inside light. at night
Drivers must not ongnrc IN 1nnccca.
snry roHyersuiion. or shout or blow
their horns ag means of soliciting
bur.Boss
More than BE- moy be- charged n rate
iH posted ON conspicuous eign.
special charges may be- made for sor
vice OF regular routes
s-aaaa===ssaaaaa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

other streets included In the improve
mcnt area f0r this season. viii receiy,
attention o.. Tspidly as possible. and
wncu fall arrives Dallas win hayo n
additional blocks N street Improvement
% Lla -t.I., -yhllaa Nb.nrHer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

WHO PAYS

J i'sFlP9f,
! WHO PAYS
J THE PRICE OF FAME
The first of twelve nowerf,l
dramas, portraying the vital
questions of life starts today NJ
THE OREGON
Each Of the plays of what is
called the
WHO PAYS?
series is complete in itself. but
everyone should see the complete
series, one ON each
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Inc stars in these dramas arc
'ne well known favorites
RUTH ROLAND
and
HENRY KING
"eu'ember each Of these twelve
uEamas is complete in itself, but
al oring out the vital uucstion
WHO PAYS
iifif149,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

'UH hENT-fh fhrco.room fiat, furnish.
pu complete; modern convenience.
rtasU'oolc' Inquire i6l North iip6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

BURBANK POTATOES We can 6,r.
n, nlsn seed or table stock at any thmo
mono ~ Mangis Bros. SD Stato
- June0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

RED CURRANTS for mokirg jon -
Mrs. Campboll's, salem uniahta uiJm s'
.--.-,.-'.' - ~ JlneI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

rVN SALE-Sycar.old Holstem mi
Eontie' Ilne condition y. Koch
5!ndn2 5urn2r road ! mile CIom town, Phone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

w hsALE- Good COW, Just fresh, ar
,Iade @ Tor good, gentle mare, must be
young and gentle. Cab at 1000 N
-,---,,- w y" o"lcrp, W. Iill' Junc7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

tVk RENT Nicely furnished house.
Commercial WV ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

According to history, Jonah wns thc
I'rSt man who wanted the ourth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

'oh Modern three or fonr.
room apartment, furnished. sa5 \
','"'u Streel ,Iune7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

VACUUM CLEANER Rugs, noe. . .,
Roe Rore, zoe each Phone st20R. l., T.
.--- lnnnb
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

FVN sALE- Imported Jersey bulI a
years old G. A. Taylor, 1t. /, BoT Z
----,--.--..-.---- June4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

"ANTED--Stock TO pasture bv tbo
Iiortn' running water Rt .. Phone
-. Junel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

women $ clothes go from one cx.
"''ne TO another except in price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

'' ,,a, n"nl ~ man wishes position an
an,n or small fruit iancn. Address
Wv '"urhal' ,luneI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

NNhE plants, l5c per hundred Row
y ohmart Phone S3.F.ie RI I
- Juno4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

'VH A. hENT.-An S.room house at lOIl
MARION street, newly papercd md
ana painted on intcrior ,nI mI
r",nl'H 'n ON outside; good barn and
npuoo ior garden Electric lights and
Ma,cr Inquire at j. l.. Stoc,tonf
''''u'p'c' IF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

SGE ,S doctor, fresh food, Fred : Night
---------- June7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

tlRSr'cLAss-Frcd's Night Lunch.
Jnnel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

"VuM ana board in modern home close
H. S9l North Cottage. Phme 30 so
June5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

a self made man can beat an Old
rooster at growing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

~ nn h Window and auto cleaner
rnone iS5O-J after 8 p. M. Julyl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04

I PHONE MAIN 81.
"+@++t+<%++++++%++4+%+%%
II FOR sALE--9 shoats, Phone 7s.r.l
--------. Jun,
'lNsr'CLAss-Fred's Night Lunch.
-- june
oAh wood 50; second growth fir Ar
per cord, Phone 2ala. Wy
u 'GE doctor, fresh food, Fred's Mol
!. - June
!. HARRl-Wmdow nnd gn,o -Jn.--
q uone lSoV'J after 8 p. M. july
d NANTED-Good secondhand hin5a-
:. 'r Tlust De IN good working order, q 4
r laylor, Rt ], Box 81. lnne
' ROOM and board in modern homo .io-
> H. SSl North Cottage. Phone 5IC
---- June
WE " pants, l5c per hundred. Ro,
y, Ohmart Phone S3.Fle. RI
/ --------------. ----, Juno4
]
'VM ,n, sALE-- Imported Jersey bull,
Years Old {. A. Taylor, Rt. / Ia,
.--- Junea
MARRIED man wishes position !,
,ahSh or small frun rancn. AnIres,
M' NJ, care journal. 1nnaI
NIEp--S stock TO pasture nv tbs
hontn' running water ri. Q. Phone
- Jnel
rok Molern three or e,,.
Ioonl Snl apartment furnished Sa5 \
-----.--.- o'''u street, June7
FOR RENT Nicely furnished Lo,-.
G%uoplng rooms, reasonable. SOS N
Commercial. WV AZ:
u
FOR SAILS. ycar.old UnI..oI- I--,1
EEvntio' line condition y. Koch
5lnlnGr urnGr road, ! mile Crom town pbono
hr l'l' y young man of GOOD
HH9ulls, work m some Kind in tewn
must nave work. Address r A d
~. -N-o ooulual' June6
FoR RENT Thrcoroom flat. fnrnish.
eu complete; modern conveninncos.
street. ''''" liBh
BURBANK POTATOEs-We can A.
nlSn nl seed or table stock at any tinc
mono ~ Mangis Bros, sd STATE
Juno0
~ kSALE-G Good COW, lust fresh, or
.laue Tor good, gentle mare. nust ho
{oung and gentle, Can at 1909 N
Fourth, salem, w. Gill. Mnn5
'"hN'
hED CuRRANTS for making iell a.
Mrs Campbell Is, Salem uniabts'
.---.-'--,..I- -v'o ~ 20, June5
VACUUM CLEANER Rugs goc' . .,
more, zoe each, Phone efggP T. =
Juno6
" ANIED-T TO trade, hcrse nnd al,
iof u COW, weight about 0OO lhs Con
"u flIect' JunoT
.ok RENT-New 5room modern H.
galow, North Twonty.first n, oua'
Carey p. Marlin, 40 Phone. 'VJI ~
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Al1TAL MARKET l21 soth Con,
mcrcial. Clean and mnitnrv I,' ~,
n,1'1. ,I's inspection and patronage Of
luull' Home made veal loaf. bend
G",'S' L,. ana boiled tongue always ON
uuud u Woolery, prop. InpeI
VE KENT An sroom house at i0I
mailoh street, newly papered nnd
"n'l painted on interior And
P"lnl'h ON outside; good barn nud
npu'' ior garden, Electric liphts and
wafer Inquire at j. l.. Storktonp
store or residence.
Jh RENT An cighi roomoI bon.o
Ino"ly papcred and painted ON intor
a"' 'nu painted on outside; good bnrn
nnI space for garden. Electric Bgbts
1auu "alcr Inquire at j. l., Stack
lon store or residence ,e
WELL secured first mortgage J,aw
lnE y per cent 10 trade for n,roa",
near salem. A good new bnnaaids,'u,
'"u NV, ''oI' building in Salem for sale.
i,"I' or rent, a snap. Always n
'oul 9,.. 70 sht You az McRoynolds toI
oufl street Come and see. ~
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