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Section s. Tia; the recorder Of me
Town OF Wort I ston do forthwltn
prepare poll bcoDS, ballots, ETC. as ma!
b. necessary for the purpose Of laS'
ing and certifying said Specia! elec'
tion, the same 10 be delivered BY MN
10 the said commissioners Of election;
Section :. That in the event saia
bond issue and this Ordinance prorid.
Ing for the same shall be adopted anu
ratified by the vote Of three.fifths ('-5l
OF the qualified voters OF the saig
Town Of Worthington. voting at said
special election, all the requirements
OF law shall be complied with before
said Londs shall be sold Or offered lot
sale. =,
having the interest acc:u'ng on sara
bonds for a period Of te: llOl years
from the date Of such bonds and 0!
nroyidinr a sinking fund 10 discharge
and nav off the principal Of all said
bonds in full a, their maturity, there
slrall be and there Is HEREBY levied anu
impcsed upon the inhabitants Of inc
Town OF Worthington, direct annual
lax OF lec (6c thereof TO pay the IN
;erest on and 1Oc thereof TO pay the
principal Of said bondsl upon eacG
One Hundred Dollars t$l0O.OOl, value
Of property, real, personal and mixed
therein as ascertained BY the assess
ment for state and county purposes
for the wear 1919. that being the las.
assessment for state and county pur.
noses, and which said assessment
shows The value OF all the taxable
property, real, personal and mxeu
therein 10 be the sum Of Three hun.
dred and Seventy.five Thousand -Four
Hundred and Thirty.eight Dollars
ls375, 4SS.0O), said above mentioned
sum OF l6c on each One Hundred DOL
lars l$1OO.0O), value Of property, real
personal and mixed, as aforesaid, be-
ing the maximum rate necessary N
each year to pay the interest and pro,
vide a sinking fund for the discharge OF
the principal Of said bonds at theif
maturity, which said tax shall be COZ
lected BY the proper officers OF this
town and paid over 10 its treasurer 70
be used, applied and accounted lot ny
him for the purpose Aforesaid and n
The manner provided by law. AND Al
shall be the duty Of the common coun,
ell Of the Town Of Worthington' ana
the said common council shall. eacn
wear at the time required by law, pro-
vide BY levy and taxation, as is pre-
scribei BY statute In such cases mace
and provided, for a sum sufficient 70
nav the interest upon such bonds ana
the principal Of such bonds so long
as the same remain unpaid and out
standing. And 1t is ordered that a
vote Of the qualified voters Of SAID
municipality be taken In the said Town
Of Worthington on the day mentioned
in Section Four hereof on the question
Of authorizing the. above mentioned
maximum special bond levy Of !6c on
each One Hundred Dollars (SlOO,0o).
valuation Of the taxable property II
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GLAD TO TESTIFY
I.ys W,t.s. Lady, "A 70 Wh,t
Carln Ha, Done For Ne, So
A, To Help 0aers"

waioea, W. Va-Mrs. S. W. Caldwell
Il this town, says: "Wl,en about l5yean
Stage, suffered greatly =. Sometimes
would 70 a month or two, and ! had
teriblehe,daehe, backache, andbeafns-
down pains, and would Just dag and
had no appetite. Then e. itwould las'
two veets, and was 50 weakening.
md ny health vas awful
My mother bought me a bote o.
crdui and | besan to improve attei
liking the iirst bottle. 50 kept It up I'LL !
box taree IL gained, and was well
Ind strong. aad owe tall to cardui.
Ian married now and have 3ehldrea
.Hav. never had 10 have q doctor to-
enae truuble, md just resort TO cafdal
IL need a tonic. lam eladto testify %
vhat il has dooe ior me, SOS to help
,thets."
ltyou afenesveusof weak. have head
rhes. back1ches, OF any OF the othei
,ilmeuts 50 common 10 women, Why mol
o..l.; ..:.fo naAon1v,ended nv
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CLOSE UPS.

Folks who enjoyed the matinee at
the Hipp YESTERDAY didn't !now nov
much perspiraticn it cost the com.
2any property man. He leaned III,
army test out for parade purposes. and .
the folks who borrowed il weren't hall
80 anxious about returning il. ms
with the fac: that the grocery stores
closed before props" got his bean sup.
ply. Just about drove this member OF
March's organization diprr No Won
der.
Ollie Kellogg kicked the bucket on o.,
the stage last night,-but she's sui
living.
A heavy cold is responsible for
one OF III epret:y misses OF the cncrus
beng m'ssea' POP.
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sspEaM NOTICES


ssitl municipality, aseert1ined By the
assessment thereof for the year lslS.
as aforesaid. to pay the interest O.,
and to provide q sinking trnd for me
DISCHARGE Of the principal Of, She bonds
hereinabove described al maturity,
and that said Tote shall be taken IN
the question Aforesaid. at the usual
voting place or precinct in said Town
Of Worthington, at said special cleo
ton 10 be held on Tuesday the ist day
Of June, 1890. which has been herein'
above directed 10 be held for the pE'-
pose OF taking vote on the said pro
posed bond issue OF Thirty.tive Hup
bred Dollars (S350e.00l. for said Town
OF Worthington, and that said commits
sicners Of election herelnaboye ap-
pointed do take the poll and ascer-
tain the result Of said election on the
question Of authorizing said maximum
special bond levy Of l6c or each One
Hundred Dollars 100000, valuation
OF taxable property in said Town OF
Wo.thington, as aforesaid. 10 pay the
interest and provide q sinking fund
for the discharge Of the principal OF
said bonds a, maturity: that the said
recorder Of the Town Of Worthtngton
do forthwith prepare pol! books. bal
lots. etc, as may be necessary for the
nnrpose OF taking and certifying said
special election on the question OF
authorizing said maximum special
bond levy, as Aforesaid, the same 10
be delivered BY him 10 SaiG comrnlt-
sioners OF election and said commits
sioners OF election holding said spe
cial election al the usual voting place
or precinct In said town shall cause 10
be taken and ascertained the result Of
said election on the question OF auth.
orizirs said maximum special bond
levy in said usual voting place or pre-
cinct in said town as Aforesaid and
the said vote and poll shall be taken
at the said usual voting place or pre-.
c!nct N said town on the said max!
mum special bond levy and the results
ascertained and certified according to
law. which vote shall he taken on ,
separate ballot OF which shall be
nrin,ed the word an6 figures follow
ing: Special election to authorize a
maximum specia, bond levy Of &c 10
nav the interest on. and l0c TO provide
a sinking fund for the discharge Of the
principal Of, the bonds now being vot'
ed for according TO the order OF The
common council OF the Town OF Worth
ington. entered on the 3rrl day Of May.
1920" and directly underneath Shall he
printed in two separate lines. the
words: For the Levy" and Against
the Levy. as follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICES

which IN election shalI be he'd Of me
uriaIiiied voters Of the said Town 81
:lVorlIInyton. 10 decide whether they
VIII ratlfy or reject this Ordinance
rectting IN said proclamation TINS VI.
dirance and specifying therein inc as
gregate amount Of the Indebtedness
issued and authorized. OF this muMeii,
pali,y, existing al the date OF sag
proclamation. as provided BY Law. ana
there being no newspaper puo!isaee
in this town. that said proclamation
shall be published In the Fairlohs
Times and in the Fairmort West W.
ginian, they being newspapers Of gen
eral Circulation in the territory COM
prised by the said Town OF Wortmns.
ton, and in which said election IS 10
be held, and OF opposite politics, AZ
least once a week for two (?) sacces'
siye weeks before the day Of sucn
election, the method herein above pro.
vided being deemed the means best
calculated 10 afford all voters an op'
portunity to learn the contents OF slca
proclamation. and printed copies Q.
this Ordinance shall be posted at Inc
voting place or precinct, at which salo
election shall be held, al least Ten
(iOi days before said election.
Section 5. That for the purpose OF
holding the election provided for IN
Section Four hereof, the common coun'
eli OF the Town Of WorthinGton, 40
hereby constitute and appoin: the iol,
lowing commissioners Of election 10
take the poll and ascertain the result
Of SUCH election In the manner pre-
scribed BY Law, at the usual vouls
Place or precinct In the said Town ol
Worthirg.on. namely: John G. Jacoos'
T. + Morgan and Oscar Cochran.
Said commissioners Of election hold,
ing said special election al said usual
voting place or precinct in said Iown
O; Worthingtor, shall cause 20 be tax,
en- End ascertained the result u saia
election and the said vote polled a.
such election sha!! be taken ana .ne
result ascertained and certified ac-
cordins 10 law. and at said election
the ballots used in taking such poil
shall he as prescribed by Law, and tne
per,on voting for the ratification Il
ih,s Ordinance snail have written or
printed upon his ballot the words "fos
ratification" and the person yotlns
asaia:; ratification shall hays wTit'ea
or printed upon his ballot the Toras
"ftr ELECTION" and the sad pai!os
shall he in the following forE'
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M THE
FRONT ROW
sEAD!.NEas TONIGHT.
The Screen.

n KARcHs final bsi OF the first
M weeks engagement at The HIP
W. podrome proved as sooc u not
be;icr than either OF It's predecessors.
The military tone Of the bill proves
highly enjoyable by the audience a,
both matinee and night performances,
q lsrse percentage present, being SOL
t,iers in Inc World VA who had them
selves lived through some Of the ex,
pcrienccs they saw pictured OK the
sage. Lev Wclsi! ~ ne rookie was
capital. makisg Just Is good q sweet
heart. and Z secre. service operative
as be did a soldier Mrcn Of Inc COM
edy in tho bill was furnished BY CHI
ford HYDE who Is certainly capable In
any mart he has been seen in yet. GU
bort Cortland acqliis himself admir-
ably IN the part Of the Bullying Off
Ger. 4 rather distasteful part, perhaps.
hi. one wei, portrayed. LOWER Ger.
sainly locks the Part OF the command:
i1g officer. ard his so!ce makes him
.f!!le :a,uTal choice lcr the part. Law
;lef. TOO. by the way, Is an ex.se:viee
man, having spent several months
over seas, and many Of the little de
:tails and lines injected into the story
eFa ;egggested BY him through his
kc.ose acquaintance with arr. life. Lis.
fq1ine to the commence OF The boys
lsrorad one out IN the audience, ONE
Sconcluies the awkward squad at drill
didn't have very much on some Oh The
-ookies' in the various camps. The
'poo-S bean. o! course, came Ia for It's
share Of the JOKE, and while some shud'
sdered al the mere name at first. there
were several good laughs over Its un'
popularity before. the evening was
over There is little dramatic touch
stosfhe Story that Was enjoyable. Ever
Ruth Wheeler. admits that the scene
sappeals 10 her, and says her heart just
.thI:rps when the rookie and the ser
sgeant sc: into fist fight, and the
rookie, bya clever jiu jitsu hold forces
the sergeant 10 apologize in order 10
Sseep his arm from being broken.
:CAar!otte Ross has the first number.
sThe Heart Of a Rose" splendid
thint. and done very nicely. kiss
Yonc. Cory woozy" Is foolish little
number which possibly accounts for
ITS being in the bill. and Lew Welsh
spuis itoyer in a wav that pleases. II
there was one specially that pleased
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Hippodronae Theatre

This is special invitation to women who have
not yet avaied themselves Of the opportunity this
theatre offers them for real entertainment; where
YOU can delight in the personality Of the perform
ers, admire their charming graces and the proxlm-
ity Of living artists; contemplate with ecstacy
the beautiful costumes, the enchanting effects OF
the spothghts on pretty girl whose lithsome, tal
ry-like fittings complete an atmosphere Of REIN
ed art.
There is beau.ylent and intelligent withat will add
10y to your lives And the entertainments Just the right
length to avoid dsaangement Of social plans There are
three performances daily The afternoon show will get out
in time to attend to yonr home duties before hubby gets home
from business
But we'd like to have you with hubby. Won't you
ask him to take you the Hppodrome tonight some
other nisht'
Do so next week and yourself that you have never
eaa tia hse those of Ruth
Wheeler Charlotte Ross j. Welsh, Warren LAWYER Ed
ward Demar and the other principals and the pretty dancing
and singing girls Of the Rainbow Chorus wearing pretty costumes
anywhere outside the dollar refined musical shows
s.;i.s ~. fs,ss >. -'rii; tadns his whole family
aa
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Hanna, W. va.
Nsryluz is on sale Al Cranes Drug
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For ratification OF Ordnance
adopted May 3. 1929. and fo'
The bond issue provided for
therein.
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For rejection Of Ordinance
adopted May 3, 1920. and
against the bond issue pro-
yided for therein.
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Taken from Naws-Tbe Wild roots and barks th 60 into the
composition Of one Of the oldest and best known blood tones
mostly gathered BY the Indians reservations brought
shipped to Dr. Rerces Laboratory Buffalo, n Y. Over fifty
ago Dr. Pierce put up Alternative tonic without the Of
alsohol that sooa became known al over the world
spring the time Of the year we should put our house IN
order We're run down sitter hard winter after grippe colds
catanh It's time to take Dr. Rerces Golden Medical Discovery
purely vegetable and free from alcohol narcotics vii search
out impure and poisonous mser and drive from the system Buy
It nov m tablets or liquid.
1t Will dear the skim eczema pnpe rash Hotchs viii dry up
md disappear bo cabmdes and other evidences Of tainted blood
vii pass away, never to appear again.
d. Pierce discovered 50 years ago that Nature has provided
freely for these needs Of her children and that in k laboratory
tie remedies Extracts Of Queens root Stone root Wild Cherry
bark and Bloodroo prepared combined and preserved without
acohd in Dr.. Ps Golden Medical Discovery, constitute the most
effective and certain tonic Alternative and teebud1g ucey
ever offered to the public $500 :
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For the Levy.
Against the Levy

Section .. That the vote cast al Sald
special election shall be canvassea on
The fifth day Sunday excepted sltsr
the date OF said election, as provldea
BY law.
The aggregate amount Of indebted
ness. issued and authorized Of the
Town OF Worthlngton, existing at me
date Of this proclamation IS as lol'
lows: .,non ar
Bonded Indebtedness sSog"'
Other Indebtedness .,o S0a AZ
Sinking fund. .s1SOO.Oo
Cash in Treasury. S2S.A
ss62s.44
ro,., s7O.56I
The amount Of taxable property Of
all kinds. real. personal and mixec'
within said Town Of Worthlnston: &c
coriing 10 the assessment thereof for
state and county purposes for the yea
1918, that being the last assessment
thereof Is Three Hundred and Seven
ty.fiye Thousand Four Hundred and
Thirty-eight Do,,ars (s315. 4SS.00);
Given under my hand this 4th day
of May 1920. :, ReUNAcE.
Mayor Of the Town Of Worthingtou,
Marion County. West virginia
Attest: S. X. JACOBS. Recorder.
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.s&***** X y = 4
|courtHouse Notes

! DtueDn
= RraEe VS. L. H. Comp y, :
Russell aAa, DO oregon penitentiary'
Raii,0',n'r 1,,',,r, F. Krenz VS. j. j. Are'1
cenp,,ipcs,o IA coffey VS. Kate M c0ffey'
Ccrplainl :, NC Cherry City Mill
ns '9S'ppryl % Payne vs. Fred I'd. Knapp s'
?, complaint, =, summons
r. guardianship of henry
Kuss. order; d r4nt. H. Kaiser. Order
Estate Estate o. Larsoa estate, Fond' a.,
At'lnsa .iarship Of Cecil j. Scol'
b I'd order bonu, ,, Mat+bie,t Ber
gean. order ,,.,rie+ta McAdam
Biud. ,,no schoor. order.
+ IN NJ Bunnell estate oTder i'A'
iug time. osto+a order.
Ja.nss J,.,a,s Of william Hoppe In
yentory. estate order t
seil property, no,,ort Osborne
Marriage Licenses
s,sorge c. Smith, 81, engineer
rss n Cottage street, salem' ah'
wary Napes, 26, Salem'
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Mrs. Ralph White announces the
opening Of her dancing academy.
senior department beginning class
1890 to 8 October the 8th; dance
pupils for the new step to II
October the 9Th. Opening club
dance october the 9Th. Juvenile de-
nartment, beginners over 6 years
at 1880 October 9th, beginners
under years 1880 October 9th. A
dance class for fancy dancing at
. 40. advanced chi1dren's class for
ball room dancing $3.50, Moose
hall. @4o
Dancing, Moose hall, new Rev
elation orchestra, Saturday night
239
The Salem Automobile associa-
tio nwill meet at the Salem Com
mercial club Thursday night. A
meeting of the local Breeders and
Fanciers association will also be
held in the club rooms.
Dancing, Moose hall, new ReV-
elatior orchestra, Saturday night
23'
Mrs. Lena Waters receives pu-
nils Tor piano at her home, 147z
| Mil St. Phone 11S4M. "a.
Boys get your new suit at Bish'
ons tomorrow and get jazz car
| free 136 N. Commercial st. 24z'
Mr. and Mrs. Merl Nye arrived
| in Salem a few days ago and nave
taken apartments here 'temporar-
ilv, Mr.. Nye formerly lived ssoutf
4 of salem, but for the past two
wears has been employed in the
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MINOR CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY
On and after Monday, Oct. 4th,
changes in passenger schedule
viii be as follows:
Local trains Nos. 23 and "a be-
tween Woodburn and Salem will
be restored. No. 2S will leave
Woodburn 200 p. m. arrive Sa-
lem 3.05 n, m. No. "a will leave
Salem $3.50 p. M, arrive Wood
burr t:13 D. m.
No. arriving Salem at Alp p.
m. from Portland viii have con
nection to and from Woodburn
Saturday and Sunday only. No. Ia
saving Salem 1;40 p. m. for
Fortland will have connection
"oodburn Saturday and Sunday
ohiE-J. W, Richie agent. 239*
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skinner garage in independence,
his bride is Miss Inez Mix, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Mix of
independence. They slipped away
quietly and were married at Kala-
ma several weeks ago. Since the
wedding, September 11th, they
have been touring Washington and
Oregon. Mr.. Ny els undecided where
he will locate. but probably in Sa-
lem or Independence.
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Love. jeweler. matchmaker. Sa-
,em.
A two story building which will
cost 500 will be erected by Ella
O'Connor at 2l57 Maple avenue,
according to the building permit
issued to her by Marx oulsen,
deputy city recorder. Jack Ross
also was issued permit to repair
a building at the corner OF sell
mont and Broadway streets. The
improvements win cost $500.
Waitress wanted at Canton
Cafe. 242*
Waitress wanted at Canton
Cafe, 242s
The October issue of the Oregon
Magazine, Murray Wade publish
er, is out with it's usual quota IF
interesting development news.
Among the feature articles is
"Usona," a fable by Senator John
Gill; what Oregon is Doing for
it's inquired Workers" by Will T.
Kirk; Seeing the Northwest" by
Herbert Cuthbert; "A Memory OF
| Old Methods of Salesmanship" by
Stephen kafoury, and illustrated
descriptions of the worlds charl-
pion COW, an Oregon product, and
a visit to the plant of the Valley
Packing company.
Eddie Murray, Waldo Appleby
and M. F. Burton We're shielded
from Tuesday nights storm, wheI
they were given free lodging IN
the city Jail.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
/ IOITRNAT, WANT ADS PAY
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11'T4r0umd I0zgn

Dancing, Moose hall, new Rev
elation orchestra, Saturday night.
239
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JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL. WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

There is only one best
Wy OF helping people whose
.ses need glasses for both
ne. aI and far vision. And
e,aay ,a. way is with Kryptot
hifocals. 'iS INVISIBLE
kryptok Glasses bavs +,,o
spueal corrections in wv oo
tsla. as. One optical correction
S;n;o ,Sn and the other Of near
mn. iOn. Yet Kryptoks are
NJ eonspicuous bifocsls
NJ hryptOk Glasses 'CIS1S' ond 81,
trai , russ and bother o. using
tsr pairs of glasses. o1s
far r5ar vision aud one FOR
q, an y vision. They give ron -pn
- the comfort and con you
,snos n,snee of near and dis
,s ,snee vision in one 10 ".s Us
Tssr ,ssses- Ane no one bEt t,'a
fron fr can tell Kryntoks
ia n single vision glasses
for : h1sS g0ur eyes need holm
We 'o.h near and far vision
Glasses iu AryBtok
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

Dressmaking school 1193 S. Lib
erty. For inform. can SS2. 253s
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Boys get your new suit at Blsh-
ons tomorrow and get jazz car
free. 1876 N. Commerclal 81. z4A
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lem or Independence.
Dancing, Moose hall, new Rev
elation orchestra, Saturday night.
239
SOC pays for Turkish and
shower bath, including a swim in
pool of clean, warm water Ore
gon Bath House, under new man
agement and open FROM a. m.
to 8 p. m. 23e
Salmon for canning, very cheap
Phone 211, Fits Market.
Auburn, hall reopens sat. night,
Oct. 9th. Splendid floor, best ten
piece band, hall beautifully deco
! rated. ess
Boys get your new suit at Bish-
ops tomorrow and get a jazz CAP
free. 1876 N. Commercial st. 242'
/
port to police whenever they fiEo
street lights out, was ma te today
by Chief of Police Welsh. Police
wish to know the length of time
the lights are out.
Special matinees every day al
Grand theater, 2 p. m. Zfo
Lady night cook wanted at tfe
Spa.
~ Special meeting of Ia
w cific. lodge No, 80 A, f
HGS & A. M. this evening
| NsMN Work in the M. M. de-
gree. 259
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Or. ]. 0. Mathis, res. tel is
1207R. 240
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Dancing, Moose hall, new Rev
elation orchestra, Saturday night.
239
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Mrs. Lena Waters receives pu-
pils ior piano at her home, l472
MN St. Phone 11S4M. 24o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

The W. R. C. Aid Society will
meet on Thursday afternoon Oct.
Ith, in the armory, all members re-
Guested to be present, as there will
be work necessary to do. 23
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Daily Statistics

Died
pnrH-At the home of hs par
hs .n,s Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koch
1sa Waller street, Tuesday, oc-
toher s. 1920, James Leo Koch
II the age of II months
The funeral will be held Thurs
aav morning at 10 o'clock IRON.
he Catholic church. lnterment
xill m he made in the Catholic ccm-
sterv Rlgdon and Son have charge
Of the remains.
uagazines, at The Ace, 127 n.
High subscriptions taken, 240f
The home of better service. mod
,r,,te prices and largest stock.
webb & Clough, funeral direct
ors
Men come to the working man s
Etore for your work clothes. Sa-
lem Wvolen mills store, 1876 North
c,,mmercio, s.reet 24z*
Men come to the working man S
xtore for your work clothes. Sa-
lem Wooden mills store, 136 North
Commercial. street 2iz@
BOYS get your new suit at Bish-
OPS tomorrow and get a jazz cap
free. 1876 N. Commercial st. 242*
A meeting of the Salem Wo-
mans club will 'e held at the Com
mercial club Saturday 9fternooa
at 2:50 o'clock.
The W. R. C. Aid Society will
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Love. jeweler. matchmaker. sa-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

Dancing, Moose hall, new Rev
elation orchestra, Saturday night
23'
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Boys get your new suit at Bish-
ops tomorrow and get a jazz cap
free. 1856 N. Commercial St. 242*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

Waitress wanted at Canton
Cafe. 242"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

Salmon for canning, very cheap
Phone 211, Fits Market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

Waitress wanted at Canton
Cafe. 242'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-06

The home of better service moo-
srate prices and largest stock
Webb & Clough, funeral direct
ors.