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WORK TOT the new yeaT nov neiors 80 pid
- dead. The Glee Tub planning a.
ave an opera ~ he spfifg ADD WI hsvin
praciiclng s0On after rho holidaye lbn
Home EoOnOmica Club % arrangng ~
,'.. 1911 l.ls''',ls = ,F
10. giIi - L.id II f.,.,,y ~, 81.
"A this unioue ei,l, -. ferge,,, C,,oyss
ur.sidert Aliee E,rs,,.,r -. ,,..~i,f,s.t
Frances Mo 1919. Fr'r.l Usa
kyne. treagifer
4 snries N ,,ts,e.t.rg ga
rneesirgs = pl,rr,d ~ 80 .rv .a.
One III The roost 5r.t.orfart nsrg an
January III gbca profs..o- Fl #.
uherd all .peak ~ Ito p.-f f.I
The & ~ ii to,et.ry,fI. III,
evening -. ~, Nes,tt ..J
frfzatve Chris.ro.. .t1r Ih.
'ffilarilTn ras yHtsf er fh flff
and hcarib fre tr, r 80 ffts- ss
gathered botl s.uderta .rd n.H
irfnrral gr,rus Af,rr ff-... ..o
had boz .rfg IS rrs. .t H
fef afes AMI Narar Poole, f
dprcd beeu'ifrlf s-. te-. Wts
Groves .rasifaft ~
tfe stors ~ The l..fs
se' forth = Ter- -
Whimsical tals
Dr Frarcr ,.rss
Department 4
Scbool viii ~ tr lip.t
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two close friends Of tho bride, Miss Wini-
fred Bach at the organ and Miss Barbara
Bach AS vocal sololst. Miss Fletcher will
have an attractive group Of attendants.
The maid-of-honor will DO Miss Lee
Kennedy Goldsborough, of Easton, Mary
land. The bridesmaids will be the brides
sisters, Misses Betty and Mary Fletcher
and Miss julia Fleming Goldsborough
of Easton, Maryland, n sister of the maid
of-bonor. The groom's atterd ant will be
DIR. Harold II. Morris Of Wilmington, and
the ushers will be the brothers Of the
bride, Mcssrs. Robert and Northrop
Fletcher, and a first cousin, Perry Soho
field, and Thomas Dole.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father. A wedding reception and supper
for the large number of out-of-town rela-
tives expected will follow the marriage.
The wedding journey will take the young
couple to the University Of WISCONSIN
with which Mr.. Williamson is prominently
identified and at which place no first
met his bride, then n student OF the
university
One of the unique features Of the mnr-
rage is the large number OF valuable
heirloom gifts Miss Fletcher receives
from her paternal ancestor. Mrs Catha-
rine Parker Custs Pouaon, who was her
great grandmother. and in her day WAS n
noted hostess at the ancestral home OF the
family in Accomac county, Virginia
Wonderful old Canton china, handwoven
linen sheets and antique silver are among
the gifts ontalled, ms well "a a rare hand
woven table cover from the bride great
great aunt Mrs. Susan Poulson, furnish
ing altogether an almost priceless col
lection by reason of tho family interest
involved
Mr.. and Mrs John W BrassingtOn, of
S07 Franklin street, have gone To Port
Arthur, Canada, where Mr.. Brasslngton
Is in charge of the erection OF n large paper
plant They expect To he gone about a
year and half, when they will return
TO Wilmington 20 make their residence. rs
before leaving
Miss Sue Brasslngton will spend the
holidays as the guest of friends in New
ark, \. J.
The conservation committee Of the
New Century Club, Mrs Arthur Patter-
son. chairman. IL very busy at present
with plans which promise very definite
returns
Ono Of the features most dear 10 the
hearts of the members Is the collection
Of clothing and toys for the Babies Hos
pital, 20 be ready by December %
AZ special meeting Of the executive
committee the New Century Club, the
committee WAS authorized 20 receive from
club members and their friends, contri-
buttons for tho Hoover National Collcc-
ton for the starving children of Central
Europe II is the wish Of the commlttc
that all club members who expect 10
contribute To tho fund will do 80 through
the conservation committee and IN this
way help tho committee TO accomplish
the work, which has been assigned them
Checks may be sent TO Mrs. Arthur Pat
terson, 923 jefferson street
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CHRISTMAS SEALS.
II is Delaware Project With a Nation :
wide Importance.

Because the little sticker for Christ
mas mail, carrying a message Of good
health for many communities throughout
the nation for an entire year was originat-
ed by Delaware woman, it's hoped and
believed that when this years sale IN
Delaware Of the Christmas seal and Its
big brother the health bond, which =
an outgrowth Of 10 has come 70 an end,
this State Will have done its full share 70
fight tuberculosis within ire border IN
1921 Many communities throughout the
country are raising funds annually for
this cause since Delaware started the idea
Il WAS in 1907 that the Christmas seal
started It's work Of usefulness 70 the cause
OF humanity by raising funds with which
To prevent tuberculosis Miss Emily p
Blssell. who Is an active worker for the
present tuberculosis work "a she Was then
had read Jacob Rils' article Oh the child
rem = Christmas hospital seal in Denmark.
IL the originator The idea came 10 her
that the selling Of the seal might be ap-
piled to tuberculosis work IN Delaware
for the situation regarding the combating
OF the great white plague WAS then most
umpromisng in this State Miss Blsseil
immediately realized the great educa-
tional value Of the penny seal, which would
reach the poorest. as sympbol Of the
fight against tuberculosis. Two friends
We're found TO finance the project TO the
extent of $40 and armed with this guaran-
tee the seal was placed on the market for
the first time on December :. 1907 Miss
Bissell sketched the first design ard had
it put in shape by an artist friend
From that little start the nationwide
sale Of the Christmas sea- has appeared
until today the little sticker IS know
eYerYWhere.
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Saturday, December s. fr1rn 20
the Warrington Heishts Crnt y. club
U1il hold 10 auniIal Chrlstmas uar7v r
children Mrs T ri Meua~ u providing
fhe names Of worthy children. and thr1ugh
the kindness ~ Mr.. Coni-v fhr People
Bus Line vail nee- ne -hiidrrn ~ thr
corner n Eighth ard Marke' streets
- p n They wlii - taken - 13Ou
Boulevard wnere Joiiv santa aus alI
greet the little ones ana give IN CITE
from beautiful trr. Mrs ADELAIDE -iY,-
per ana Miss ] - Pleasanto vail airr
children : stories. and hot cnorolafe anu
cookies vill b served Nrs ROOM
son. 27O7 Harrison -rrr-t vii - Z 80
near iron anyone havIn Ovs faef Ruu
ike to contribute Inc -
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Mostly About People

! ii sied, that most girls talked n man
deaf, and it was relief to be with girl
like ~ who will let you dance without
making soulful glances Mt YOU, and nj
supper, between dances, he said, "a fellow
| likes to eat, and he cant eat if some sweet
thing-he said il Just like that: sweet
thing, KEEPS asking YOU if you believe IN
the spirit world, or Bolshcvism, or asks
you a million up to date questions that
don't amount to n row of pirs. Buddy
says most of the time they talk like they
do because they think they have TO make
a noise 10 hold man.
He said that most of the girls man
meets nearly make him deaf with talk,
and they don't say anything when they
talk Said n fellow liked to dance some
time without troubling 10 look at girl.
Said it worries fellow to have girls
everlastingly trying TO say clever things
when a man cant think of bright ones to
say back. Said that when--b but Just then
an indignant group of debutantes rose as
one and chased the impertincnt flapper
from the room
The Duplicate Bridge Cub which
meets on Wednesday afternoons held ITS
last meeting with Mrs. Robert Richards.
The Junior League Current Events
class Of which Mrs. Percy Nields Is chair
man. is ENJOYING the benefits of the series
of lectures being given by Warwick
Price on Tuesdays in the ballroom of
Mrs Coleman du Points home. The
lectures have presented all the leading
questions Of the hour. given in Mr.. Price =
own lnimltable way, and have proven of
deem interest md benefit
Frank II Thomas. Jr., Will be at homo
for tho Christmas holidays. accompanied
probably by two college friends
Miss Dorothy Walker will return
from National Park Seminary. Forest
Glen. Md. next Friday.
Mrs Robert Pennington went TO New
York yesterday TO meet Miss Carolyn
Pennington. who will be at home from
Pennington for the Christmas holidays.
Taylor Holmes will address the Drama
League on December % when he comes
to Wilmington for an engagement at The
Playhouse, IN The Ghost Between Mrs.
William G. Blatz. home viii be the scene
OF the address
The third meeting Of the Groupe dc
Wilmington of the Alliance Francaise,
Mrs Thomas F Bavard. president was
held Monday afternoon ~ the Misses
Hehb's school NJ T. r. Glroud, chcvaicr
Of the Legion Of Honor. addressed the
Groupe an Bricuxs Feminine Seule,
and in hiS honor an informal reception
was held after the meeting
Miss Mildred kirkus will return to
morrow evening from Stewart Hall.
stanton. Va. where she is student,
to spend the holidays with her parents.
DR. Frederick NJ kirkus and Mrs
kirkus.
Unusual interest centers in the marriag,
Of Miss Catharine Gistis Fletcher daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Poulson
Fletcher OF 1924 jackson street and
Robert Vernon Williamson Of Albany,
Oregon which will take place on Satur-
day. December IS at 6 O'Clock. IN the
Church Of the New Jerusalem nj Broome
street and Pennsylvania avenue Rev
George Henry Dole will perform the
marriage ceremony. Many out-of-town
guests as we'll as Wilmiu gton relatives
and friends will be present, and tie
musical program will he furnished by
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Ladies of Charity.

The Ladies of Charity will hold their
annual donation days today and
Thursday, at 61S Madison street. Con-
tributions of money, provisions and cloth
ing, both new and partly worn, are So
licited.
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The Women Home ana Fo-esEn Me-
siOnary Societies 81 Deawarn fvpat.
Baptist Church sli most s. -as zone
Mrs. Isaac Philips. .0p asnInEn.
street, on THURSDAY afternoon u
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WOMAN
BREADS
AWAKENING

Are you one OF the countless women
who almost fear to open their eyes In
the morning because OF the headache
that Is almost sure to followf II you are.
here IL a friend who will rsueye you of
Your burden.
Iueberts Ak-No-Mor Capsules will
bring you sure and almost instant relief
1t doesn't matter what kind of head
ache IL is-rnild severe acute. chronic.
sicks nervous or neurAfxtc--at has to
stop Luebert's Ak-No-Mor stops nsu-
ralsiA of head. face neck or back, rhsu-
matte twingcs or bad toothacha II
relieves all kinds OF pains and aches
Guaranteed not TO contain narcotics or
ansIaying drugs. Ask your druggist for
Imehert's Ak-No-Mor Capsules and insist
on the genuine Lueberts. Al all drug
gists-soc and soc per box
A. G. Luebert. p. D., Christians. "a.
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Revised VERSION

The former kaise. a4
uugrammatlcal he
R. ehen il sho4ld II Aa
sas City Star
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First and Cen raj Church Pazaar.

The Aid Society Of First and Central
Presbs terrain Church will hold bazaar
on December Il at the home Of Miss
Lillian Budd. 512 West Eleventh street.
\ base viii be the main feature Of the
afternoon.
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COLLEGE GovEFsNENr

Al this conference 40 colleges we're
represented Elmira. the oldest college
for women. acting a. hostess 70 colleges
of all types the large colleges with their
thousands Of students, the small colleges
Of under 500 students, and the co
educational institutions. In such
gathering as this much interesting dis
cussion and Interchange II ideas took
place without much definite result. Com
parIson az systems Of government brought
out many interesting points ard many
valuable suggestiors were gwen and re-
ceived Among the matters discussed
were hazing, college publications, size Of
the executive board, treatment OF offences,
and the value Of the freshmen vote. Since
each college had her own method Of deal
ing with these matters the general de-
cislon Was that the purpose Of students
government IS 10 be expressed IN the few
words We must meet our own con-
ditions
The various organizations are outlining
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

Eighty-five per cent of all diamonds
mined in all time have beeu produced
since 1889.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

What shall | give? The answer IS in
classification GA OF the Want Ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

pcr Infants, fnvaiios and Growing Children
The Original Food-Drink For AL Ages
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15

Miss Mildred kirkus will return to
morrow evening from Stewart Hall
Staunton. Va. where she is a student
to spend the holidays with her parents
DR. Frederick NJ kirkus and Mrs
Kirkus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02
.aool3,. .IRuYsE

3So acre farm, so acres OF plow
|iand. balance good timber, house
and barn, spring water; will con-
slider city property or small acre
age up to $4,000 part payment
Price $65 per acre.
100 acres all cultivated, 40 acres
three year old prunes, Price loo
|ner acre s
M az acres. SIS acres cultivated bal
ance timber. located near Macleay.
price $500, $1,000 down, balance
Is Is acre tract all cultivated, good
berry so II Price $3.50, $37b down
|sbalance $sOo per year g. percent
interest. ss,s .4,.,,.. Z .sz
so acre tract, 45 acres bearing
prunes, IL acres loganberries. GOOD
house., dryer, good road. Price
M i9.si I acre m tract. good ii room
lplastered bungaiows barn. we'll, z
acres logans, acres youne
prunes. Price $4,000.
go acre farm located near NJ.
Angel. 100 acres cultivated, y
lacres beavers dam, balance pastnre
and timber. good bundtngs. frAce
1925 per acre.
10 acre tract; good house, barn.
IwelL s acres bearing prunes.
miles south. Price $500, " 0asn
IL you want to buy trade or
~ NJ III Il, aRABENEIoissT 4 GO.
| 075 Sfata2 street, - n .
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REST BUYS

IL
so acres. is prunes, ~ timber,
balance cultivated, 4 room bunga-
low, barn; S miles OF Salem. $lO,-
500. " cash.
34h acres cleared, family orr
chard, room house, barn. X mile
of town. Woven wire fence. a
mile of school. $4500, $4,000 cash,
balance Z percent
acres, bearing logans, one
prunes, 3 years old; acre straw
berry filters. 31a miles from Sa-
Hem. $500, $1,000 cash, balance s
s acres, 81 logans. bottom land.
I;6 room house, barn. chicken house
| All fenced, miles from Salem
$4,000, $4,000 cash, balance per
cent.
want to secure $500 and $500
loans on real estate at percent.
HOUSES
Is room house, lots At school,
close to car. Small barn. wood
house, chicken coop. sil00, "
tcasll. -
room modern house. blocks
from echooi,iI2> blocks from car
Garage. 5000, $3.50 cash. bal
ance Z per cent.
S room modern house, plasrered
dutch kitchen, garage with con-
crete floor, barn. wood house, fruit
and walsiuts abearfhg, concrett
walk, graveied street. $500. II
\ 9'1'- W socoLoFsRY
Qd1 Sfofa 81 n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

Until you see our listings.
40. acres, IA acres In prunes,
acre mixed orchard, 8 room new
house, new barn, 1 mile from town
on good road. stock, equipment
and feed. $16,500, terms.
10 acres, room house, good
barn, 8 miles from d good town,
family orchard, river bottom. S3r.
200, easy terms.
arfeSs 1A miles from city
limits, new 5 room hpuse, barr, !
acre pruties, some l0gans' $b25U,
terms.
20 acres miles from city. good
road, Z room bun9alow, good
barn, etc; n aoresS in iogans. n o.
900, terms.
50 acres joining the above. 10
acres In prunes. all'in cultivation,
room bungalow. barn. $l0bOO'
terms.
Hts. river bottom, 4NacresA logans,
Y acre strawberries and black
|berries,. paved road. $4,000, terms
I. BUSINESS
Business building. good location
|,Will exchange. y s.
Business building in good. vai-
LEV town, will trade for Salem
|.propertywor stock Of merchandise,
4 RESIDENCE,
Is room modern house, $21Ool
terms.
s room, city water. $1,000 cash.
& room new bungalow, modern,
basement, fireplace. $4,000.
6sfOom house, gas. hath, plumb
ing is ali new, garage, paved 81
Lafas LOT, fine fruit, house old
| styie, Buy this Oh irstaIiments, m
S'S III MRADcIsffFF / sfF q WARfNG
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02
REAL ESTATE
so ACRES, $1,000

3 miles from Salem in fine fruit
seetfon. Is to 20 acrds cuitivateu
ana balance is pasture with con-
siderable wood. room house,
barn. shed, etc. Living water on
nlace. a bargain at $1,000; wooa
viii more than pay for place. WIN
accept good trade for equity =
KINNEY & SMITH
4s9 state st. Ground floor. n
North Bend II is understood
that mill is soon 70 be peuh'
near here to handle the eedai
near North Slough II is TO De 9
q portable affair, designed prih-
cipaljy 10 cut tics.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

A GOOD BUY
room house, close to car,
lights. bath, hot and cold water.
large lot, paved street. corner
property. $2250, 1900 cash. bal
'ance years and Immediate pos
session; not far out.
A small house and an extra
nice located lot on corner, car
line. paved street. close in. sl2Vo,
$500 cash.
Other good buys.
III. II. BROWN
over Busick's store, State and
nrnn1ercial. nzNV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02
For Sale-Houses

Z
furn,ca rooms bungalow.
f,e free ss2oo. 5 room ~ bnn. @ 10. ao.-
epiaee. all built in faet,,.s.
~sn located Price xtsoe Z
,oom @ bungalow modern srrs :. i. .
a. nt and eonrenienf prsce <S
81. ~ Mrs Winnie Pettviobn ,r5
sac 81. Tel. Sis 'e''1. s5ts &
oE sAiyELEE aTfrsc7;vsG1,o5-
: Al room house. CoIon.,1 -
k.'al..eetures new ana -ora ~ a.
-. locations in the civ old
~ finish furnace and fir-r-
49, - A rnisfortune In the own
q Iamily makes il adviss be
or<lke '-eke quick sale and will
frs for limited time for ff :
es., ~ MIS-. Winnie Pettyjohn. us
~ - ala- r7<4<
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

poult,a, - VI urape tvfa a ere
+ lem ranch l mile from sa-
hen new house, good barn. 3
1sa ouses garage. wood house
Al, mems ] COW. calf. hog
ber,snds b rands OF fruit. 1 acre of straw
A. set last year. Rt. ? boy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

k,,,,-'ee esE lots with new
6-.1,.ng large enough for small
\. cheap. easy terms.
cox 5zA- cze1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

Copyright 1920 By H. c. Fisher
Trade mark Reg. U. 8. Pat Office
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

> ( n u y d 4 Ef'{}j5E HOO T
PM 8 Slh, llAt3 l1rs.Ii'n ent ana
- t |Ssf xlIlolknont except furn-'
acs<. Eacee. eaet anu q ON high
Sxound. Close to tar iIne and
8 school: .'s' Several y z, nasrsns Ens1sn q, -
y. ~ ' = s<s n. Y.
xt.S Il I. ~ !. !. a. a =. N7'0 xaS
IN ,'1s',, te,,ss s'. e's ''S'1 '''''
4 ISINNEY 4 SMITH
s46e STATE 81. Ground floors m
'-- Z '-' - - = - 7S5077 "a !, "a 4.
q ..roonn 81 house:, modern y except|
hn,~,,a ,ae,,f. \ { 16otI !. 's location. 4 |Good
trrn,s, Nil, accent Z small cars. II,
trste: 4 /
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

ss.'' sNAP-one Overland TS5 Six.
Im y. = paint, guaranteed in first
nra sss as,. condition, good tires, two
iaaeieaily ia. new. One Harley Dav-
'h motorcycle. 2S7 States st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

,'sNeALoW for rent = rent s2o
f,r, nenth with long lease. Buy.
~ arnNure for s4s0, includine,
f,,.;s ees wood worth SIS. canned
wen. % worth $50 and groceries
Ror "a szs. This is a good buy.
- - 10 Capital Jourr,l. 2Ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

Grain: Wheat. valley soft white
No. / si.3o; No. 2 mixed s1.25; No
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

! IN IN TIA DE-Well improved Ash
,a'n s'mu residence property for Sa-
~ residence property or acre
~, well improved | to { miles
aas U''' salem. Notify J. ID. Con
ger Baker apis, Salem, n2e3
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE-1k ton GMC truck,
bargain, almost new; owner
leaving town. Phone 93yR or
call evenings 157 S. Winter st.
n28g
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

FOR RENTI-Good 3 room furn-
ished house. bath. sink, cement
basement and walks; grown ups
preferred 1927 F'airmoiist hye.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

|fuh SALE--S room house and lot
would consider light car in
uade' also have dandy Shettlnd
pony $S5- Phone 794, evenings
l5flM. 22Rm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

foR sALE-At bargain, FORD
roadster mechanically perfect.
good paint, good tires. Try this
car out. Salem Nash Co, s237
State st. ~ 28S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE-Ford touring car in
good order. $295. sacrifice price
II taken at once. See Easchip4
at Price Shoe Co. q290.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE--Milk goat, hornless,
to freshen early March. only $50
For details inquire Mrs. r. s..
Il Watts, phone 102F2. e290
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

|ruk sALE-Or trade for Ford
ear IN good repair, pair of geld
rngs Weighing 2S00, with har-
ness and wagon. answer w e s
ore Journal. ca8o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

liz l;ers ABOUT the Oregon Fire RE-
non pan Of years paid Up
pr;es pr;essssessable policy for the
Il i or TWO annual premiums.
MI : low cost. We can save Won
NJ on Your insurance. ia
-naa, standley & Foley. agents
nr-i ha.,l. hId1 SaE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

harn -l acre. o room house
prnn. enerrx. peach. apple and
berr;ss trees. Strawberries, rasp-
f,or", currants, gooseberries.
blocs b's and alrden: car one
ok, saa Salem Heights. Price III :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02
THE profiteers certainly have It S0It THESE days

JOfrRNAL< WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

FOR SALE-Improved five acres
mile from. street oar line all
level, terms. owner 833 Mill.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02
For Rent

FOR SALE-Dry slab and oal
wood. Phone 143S. ee301
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

ACREAGE CHEAP--If you want
some acreage close to Salem
with fine soil, you can get it
by calling on Barber & Pear
son and pay $500 down, balance
eaSy. 3- ms
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

"a you want-to buy a good home
ii Salem on the installnfent.
rrn with small payment down z
II SO phone $40. a293
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

az frultland Nursery has a
T Saies yard at corner High and
asrry : streetss All kinds nursery
s.ock. Italian Eprune trees a
speciaity. PhQpe 111F21 d293
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FOR kENI--l<AExe :esem heated
room. TWO meals g. sserose'
from sfaee nouse> knore w; I. y
-------,-x-,.----.-,---,..-.--------.----.-sa.ee saee
ROOMS for rant preteE gentiet
gentlemen.l Gallz xQk4l5as 1xSS
kroR IS EMIT 7. Y. y, -, n.s I,0a,sels oen
'inr, roomn mia siSSSinG rooms.
Th6 'foftar6. I 6i CwCrf street.
Phone I 81. A 1898
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FOR SALE-Dry SECOND groWIn
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-02

RANTED-At once cooki,g stove,
table and cupboard. J. L. john
son care. Klinger i1oisi. Phone
1855. sASst 2SS
AT A BARGAIN-One Maxsel1 II
1870 touring car, guaranteed exz
cellent condition, paint first
class, 237 State st. 288s