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LOST.
wANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-Ex-sERvIC MEN As LOCAL
distributors for complete files oversees
stars and Stripes; write Immediately Tor
proposition. EAMES LUCKETr CORP
Garrick Bldg. Chicago. ma9-lt
AGENTS. IS A DAY. STEADY INCOME.
Have q business of your own "zanof'
Pure Food Products sell in every home. Sen
every day in the year. Write for agents
OUTFIT. containing IS samples OF fast sellers.
Big repeaters. We pay big money for your
spare time. AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO.,
4l4 American Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
my9-1t.
BIGGEST MoNEY-MAKER IN AMERICA.
I want 100 men and women quick to take
orders for raineoats, raincapes aud water
proof aprons. Thousands Of orders waiting
for you. 500 an hour for spare time.
MeDOnOuKh made $4,000 in one month. Mis-
sen $500 in three hours. Puryianee Soo1.O0
in seven days. 5000 u year profit for eight
average orders a day. No delivering or col
lecting. Beautiful coat free. No experience
or capital required. Write quick for in
forma ton CONFER MFG. CO., Dept G-154.
Dayton. Ohio. my9-1t.
AGENTS WITH REVERENCE; WE GUAR
antee you good salary. Apply BROOKS
STUDIO, 1879 st. NV. mas-15t
IGENTs-SlOO WEEKLY; AUTOMoBILE
owners everywhere wild with enthusiasm;
marvellous invention doubles power, mileage,
efficiency; saves its cost hrst day; sensa-
tional sales everywhere; territory going Ike
wiidhre: s26 sample outnt and Ford car
free. Write quick. 0VEE CO., Dept. 10.
louisville. Ky. ma2.9, l628,5O
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STORY TELLING STUDIO
EsTELLE HowES SMITH

1905 Eye St. Apt. /. Second Floor.
Tutor and story telling studio; line Of
work, High school and grade tutoring. writ
ing and telling children's stories, parloF
conversational readings, dinner stories. pan
tomime and playground games: papers Of
work: Teach good English 70 develop per
sonality, telling and writing stories. simply.
vitality. joyously, Ntharingly. and physical
development. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. 10 10 p. m. Sunday, Bible
stories. 4 to 8 p. N. Free. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday afternoons. 4:4S TO 5:45 p.
m. Monday. 4:45 TO 5:45 p. m, private
lessons. mH9-lt
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COLORED

i4l6 s6th sT.-5 rooms. frame: Va.
cant. $l,sO0. Any terms.
23ls CHAMPLAIS ST. Nw.-s rooms.
bath. brick; furnace; gas, 50. 75o. Terms.
l49 L ST. sE.-s rooms. brick. gas;
$500.
as % ST. NE.-Briet. sa.soo:
terms.
sl7 and 3l7 VA. AVE. sE.-Briek apd
frame, both for 5000.
7s4 IRVING ST. Nw.-Briek, rooms
and bath, gas. t2,25o.
i542 9Th ct. nw.-Brick; 9 rooms and
bath latrobe beat. s4.25o. Terms.
200 L ST. n. w.-Brick; 9 rooms
and bath; Latrobs beat. $500.
as DELAWARE AVE. sw.-Bnek. 0
rooms; reception hall and bath; gas and
electricity; furnace heat. $3.50. Terms.
2ls1 KAY ST. Nw.-s rooms and
bath; brick; latrobs heat; ags. $3.50.
Terms.
go G ST. NE.-(vScant). brick; 9
rooms and bath; cellar. $500. Terms.
l540 n. J. AVE. wv rooms and
bath; brick; large lot. $500. Terms.
23s-s5-s7.s9 O ST. sw.-e Rooms and
bath; brick. $4,000. Terms.
l11-l1s D ST. sw.-s rooms; brick.
5000.
1o2 BENNINe ROAD NB.-yrsns
house; rooms; lot l0oxzis. $500.
Terms.
g3o6 n ST. Nw.-6 rooms, brick; lot
50xl00: alley. $4.5O0. Terms.
1926 23d ST. Nw.-Brick and frame;
Z rooms and bath; gas. -, 100. Terms.
l224 YOU ST. Nw.-s rooms; recep-
tiop hall; bath; furnace heat; gas; deep
lot to alley. $500. Terms.
1454h and 1855 Q ST. Nw.-S stories
and basement; rooms and bath; lot
1sx1o0 to alley; newly painted and pa
pered throughout; one house now va
cant.
sl2 NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-s rooms;
frame. f2.9Jo.
IT. 18th ST. sE.-S rooms and bath,
gas, excellent condition. Possession
Price, s.. .20O-terms.
40s FLORIDA AVE. Nw.-c-story
brick. containing rooms and bath,
large lot to 15-foot slley. Room for ga
rage. Excellent condition. Price. $1,000.
Best Of terms.
1908 RENNING ROAD NE rooms
and bath; brick Iatrobe heat; gas. $s.-
800. $500 cash.
T6 O. ST. Nw.-Brick, 8 rooms, hall,
tile bath, gas. h.-w. b. $3.50. Terms.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

$500 MONTHLY SELLING NEW PATENT
ed fuel vaporizer. guaranteed TO save up
to 500 gasoline; 20 miles per gallon made
with Ford. Sold on money-baek guarantee.
One sample free. sTRANsKY VAPoRIZER
CO.. 221 Pukwana, s. OAK my9-lt.
sALEsNEN TO SELL Low-PRIcED MILE
age guaranteed tires; exceptionally large
profits: selling price Of tires less than one
half any other tire; exclusive territory open
for live men; write at once for our prOpo-
sition. ATLAS TIRE COMPANY, 17T7
Broadway, New York City. my9-1t.
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Schools
And
Colleges
Opportunities
FOR GOVERNMENT WORKERS
and High School Graduates

The School Of Nursing Of the Garfield
Hospital Is registering classes now. An
allowance Of $40 . month with uniforms,
shoes. and books are supplied for the .
year course Of eight hours daily. Ad-
dress SUPT. OF NURSES. GARFIELD
Hospital spls-3ot
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Classified Real Estate Advertising

TUE PRoPERrIHs ApynRrsEp m
der our nome are controlled exclusive.
~ By us. THEY ARE ApvEHTI9Ep
DAILY IN ALL PArERs UNTIL SOLD.
We give your business reFsonai and
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SUBURBAN

3J03 NEWTON ST., MT. RAINIER,
MD.-(white)-New rooms and bath
bungalow; a.. m. l.; metal garage; lot
50x150; possession. Price. So. l50-
g terms.
a4th ST. MT. RAINIER, MD
(white)-vACANT-s rooms, large re-
eeption hall and bath; 2-story frame
house; large garage; lot 5ox150; newly
painted. Price. 81, ,s00-terms.
DELRAY. VA.-(whitel-5 rooms and
bath; steam heat; garage; electric light.
800. Terms.
TUXEDO, Coloredl dl-Frame; Z
rooms and bath; acres; y acre grape
arbor; furnace heat. $3.50. Terms.
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$ll.500
On Columbia HEIGHTS

Located between isth and i4th sts.;
s-stery. cellar brick; II rooms and bah;
modern improvements. POSSESSION
WILL BE GIVEN WITH TITLE.
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$1,000
Petworth

uk1nDIAU POSSESSION; large
rooms and bath. bestsd By hot vstef;
iishtsd By eiectricity; front ana back
perches; room for garage.
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$ll,500
Near 18th St. Extended

VACANT HOUSE. newly lpspsrsd
throushoot; 10 rooms and bsthi hot.
watsr heat; electric lights. ArrRAc-
TIVE TERMS.
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PLAN !
NEARSUCCESS
Last Remaining Obstacles
About to Be Removed,
Say Leaders.
ARABLEADER FRIENDLY
Dawn Of New Era for Jews
At Hand. Declares
Nahum Sokolew.
ARABLEADER FRIENDLY

London, Moy DIR Weise-
mdHn, Zionist Ieodey in the Bach
10 Palestine moUemesf, sends the
follo5oiHg message 10 Amerioor
Jeps through Cross htIontie
Seypiee:
"Th JeIUS of dmerieo h01r
SUPPORTED rs throughout. The
best members of the hmerio0H
JeoDish community ore sGith ~
We HoaV hope srheH the SUork of
reeongtrHetioH of the Holy Land
is at hand that the Tears of
AmerieG lEiH EHits to cGyyy oa
this glorious task IDhieh 1DiH be
an honor to Je1rry 0nd TO the
ci1ihzed Trorld."
Cwsshington HeraId-Cros.-AtIa
Service. Special Gable DIsPstehJ
By HUGH DRYDEN.
London, May s.-one Of the last
remaining obstacles TO establish
ment and development of a Jewish,
national home in Palestine is about
to be overcome, it was indicated
here today.
Cordial relations" have been es-
tsblished between the Zionist lead
ers and representatives OF the ag-
gressive Arab leader, Emir Feisul,
recently proclaimed King OF Syria"
the rapid extension Of whose sway
in the Near East has seemed to me-
mace the Zionist project.
Bring Word from San Reno.
This was the word brought back
here by Chain Weisemann and
Nahum Sokolew. Jewish world lead
ers who have just returned from
San Reno following important ne
gotiations with FeisUl's envoys.
Welcomed home by the dominant
figures OF British Jewry here late
yesterday, WeIsemann said:
My message from San Reno is
that the political foundations for the
Jewish state in the Holy Land are
being laid satisfactorily. II is the
Jewish duty to make good the re-
building Of Palestine as a national
home. Jews must sink all differ
ences TO develop the beautiful .aEd
Of Israel into a model state"
Sokolew said:
Sees Dawn Of New Era.
The last month has been the most
eventful in Jewish history. Two
thousand years Of military rule in
Palestine is coming TO an end. San
Reno has marked the beginning OF a
new era for the Jews"
Herbert Samuel, a member Of the
reception committee, which also in
Cluded Lord RothsChild. Raron Jane
Rothschild, Sir Stuart Samuel and
DR.. Max Nordau, said that after a
visit to Palestine he was convinced
that Zionism is "a practical PROPOSE
tion" and that there is a great fu-
ture for our Holy Land"
Copyright, 1891. Cruss-Atlantic NewspapeE
SnFViPR Inc b
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$500
Two-Family Apartment

v1ye rooms and bath on each floor;
ssrsrate cellar. separate heating plant,
separate yards; paved aIley; located in
the ncrthwsst; white tenants.
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$1,000
Bloouingdale

rwostpry. cellar brick; newly dec
GRATED throughout; 9 rooms and bath;
furnace beat. POSSESSION WITH
TITLE
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$500
Near Lincoln Park

A very pretty s-roon home; only a
few doors from this attractive park;
modern bath; concrete cellar; paved
slIey. BE SURE TO SEE THIS.
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For SaIe-MusicaI Instruments.

sI65 BUYS A FINE sCHUMANN UPRIGHT
piano; mahogany case. 227 Pa. ave. Sc.
ma7-7t
PIAN0-sS95 BUYS FINE ss-SOTE MIL
ton invisible player; part terms. 227. Pa.
ave. Sc. Phone Lincoln 5257. ma7-7t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
good working conditions for young and
middle-aged men who can furnish at least
three letters Of character reference.
WAGES FOR MoTORNEN AND
CONDUCTORS
First three months. Ole per hour
Next nine months. ....... SIC per hour
After one year. DOC per hour
Full credit given for former service with
this Company and 56e PER HOUR GIVEN
TO MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR OR
MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH
OTHER COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE
YEARS.
Apply Tuesday and Friday after p. m.
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY & ELEC. CO.,
18th and East Capitol SITS.
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$l0,500
North Of Central High
School

Locsted On 18th ST.. modern Groom
and bsth brick; colonial front porch;
breakfast porch, Sleeping porch; heat
ed By hot water; electric lights; par
quet flooring. POSSESSION GIVEN
WITH TITLE.
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TRUTH ABOUT
COAL Is KTNG

COAL Is KING.
Invest for rainy days in dividend .pa yInv
coal security. sound conservative invest.
ment offer. Stock is limited, so write before
too late. NELSON 4 CO., 334 Fifth Ave,
HeW 1ork. my9-lt.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
small investors in established rubber heel
corporation. Limited amount Of stock left
immediate action necessary Full tpforma.
tlon sent free on request. PURDY & CO
investment Brokers' "a Pine ST.. n. Y. City.
my9-It.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-sIXTY SHARES
creamery stock, par 800; city of Is 900:
ready sale for products; moneymaker; want
@ Iarm "r town property. LLOYD y. COX,
Thebes, Ill. mro.It
WE RECOMMEND ONLY THE BEST on,
companies stocks after thoroughly in.
vestigating the officers and holdings Of the
COMPANY. We buy and sell for the nnhIJc
We have made money for thousands Iet ~:
tell you what to buy-we are recommend
ing the Big 1000 Acre Oil Company's stock
as being the best speculative investment on
the market today. This company is now
drilling on their 1,OO0-acre lease in the
Kemp-Munger-Allen field, the stock Is seII
ing at SIS per share, there Is less then $40. :
900 worth for sale at the present writing
place your order with US Immediately for n
few shares as this stock will be worth. AZ
least $4,000 per share II the company gets
q good well. REFERENCE: Central Stock
Exchange, Peoples Stock Exchange, Public
Stock Exchange, or uny bank in Wichita
Falls. HARWELL BROKERAGE COM
PANY, Central Stock Exchange Bldr,
Wichita Falls, Tex, P. o. Box 1901.
ma7-4t
FIVE CENTS AN ACRE DOWN. BAE4NCE
n 40 years at SO TO Texas School Lands
further particulars. BOX 81. Alameda, Cal
ap1S-25my2.0-4t
WILL YOU SPECULATE A LITTLE on
an oil proposition differed and directed
by Washington men to develop property
near Washington. We believe we're rfeht
on this thing but we need more money 10
nnd out. Address ''SMoco," 1423 N. Y.
ave. NV. ma7-o0t :
FOR sAI.E-GRoCERY NOTION sTOCK
and fixtures; cash, 5000; store ana two
rooms ent $40 month. 1919 K II. ne.
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POULTRY.

We WANT RELIABLE PEOPLE TO RAISE
fur-bearing rabbits for us In their back
yards; spare time, We furnish stock and
pay $3.50 to $50 each for all YOU raise.
SUNSET FUR CO.. 5O6-7-s IAnkershim Bldg,
Los Angeles, Cal .25my2.s-4t.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOMINC HOUSE

KOOMllNG ftOOSE
Complete and neatly furnished; down
town location; 500 cash; sacrifice, leaving
city. BOX $50. Herald oniee. ma9-Ir
TAILORING BUSINESS IN HEART or
business distrieti cleaning. pressing. dye
ing trade established; new Hoffman Press
ing Machine; Ford delivery; truck II de-
sired; sacrifice for cash. Phone Main 1884
during day or call In person at 1921 Rhode
Island ave. NV, after .. N. ap2S-tf
FOR sALE-sAw MILL; IN NORTH TEX
as; abundance Of hardwood and pine tim
Der available; price, $5,OOO. SOUTHERN
LUMBER COMPANY, Cairo, Ill ma9-lt
EASTERN TEXAS OIL LEASES FOR
sale at 50 acre; big companies are drill
ing near my holdings; quick action neces-
sary. X. STORY, Box III, Tyler, Texas.
ma9-lt
LARGE FORTUNES MADE IN AUTOMO-
mobile stocks. s. invested weekly for ten
weeks buys . shares In puncture proof tube
company. Tremendous success assured. C.
NEIDERRAUsER co.. % Broadway. New
York. myO-lt
WE OFFER WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
to reliable man 10 make from 800 to $10O
weekly at home in spare time. Direct by
mail proposition. No experience needed.
Capital required only SEQ. MUTUAL CO.,
AIS W. Lake ST., Minneapolis, Minn.
my9-1t.
THIS COMPANY is BUILDING A CHAIN
of nour mills in the wheat belt. First
i'll in operation, earning SO per MONTH
Just paid 3se dividend for 80 days opera tion
We want to build or 10 more mills. There
is nothing safer than the milling business.
Stock now selling at par, SO per share, sub
Ject TO advance without notice. Ask for full
Information This advertisement will not
Eppear. again. References: T. G. Dun & Co.,
or Guaranty Bank 4 Trust Co., Dallas, Tex
Address COMMUNITY MILL 4 ELEVATOR
Co. l226 Busch Bldg, Dallas. Texas.
my9-1t.
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$500
Detached Home

Located In northwest suburbs; two
story brick. with colonial front porch;
. rooms and bath. hot.vatef heat, sise-
trie lights. POSSESSION WITH TITLE.
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THREE BOYS 10 DO OUT
side work from 6: 30 to $50
a. m. Salary guaranteed.
MR.. HASSAN. The Herald
Office. ua25-3t
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHI Won
can have 1t. Call at l72s 7th II. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
apt-eot
hght the high cost Of living: pants from
our own factory direct to you. S325. spe
cial prices on khaki pants and oyeraiIs.
HALAM & MIL0FSkY, 1918 7th st. NV.
sONG-POEMs ARE VALUABLE WHEN
properly set to music; let me write the
music for yours. Est. 1905. G. 4. John
SON, 9OS 10th ne. Tel Linc. 4496. iao- -e0t
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ELUMBERs AND STEAM FITTERs WANT
ed. one dollar hour. Open shop; steady
york Reference required. IRVINE &
IJEIBR. sess woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER
ABOUT HEALTH

Neglect in seeing about health In time is
responsible for most chronic dnvalidism,
Now rs the right time TO take our TU.RA-
HE Helping Herb Remedies. Disease Is the
result Of wrong diet, lack Of proper ex-
ercise, bad habits, germs, oyerwork and
other causes. Drugs do not restore health
The Healing Powers Of Herbs and Roots
are known to restore health. They cleanse
the blood Of the impurities and give IL
strength and power by harmless methods
this TU-RA-HE Indian Wigwam Remedy is
the true road to New Health. Ambition,
vitality, Improved Mind and Body. Come
and see about your health now. before it is
too late. u :
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|ERIENCED SOLICITOR: EASY PROP
JsITION: LARGE COMPENSATION.
<ELEPHoNE MAIN 5326 BETWEEN 10
AND IL A. N. maj-6t
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invest for rainy days in dividend pa ing
coal security. A sound conservative invest
ment offer. Stock is limited, so write before
too late. NELSON & CO.. 334 Fifth Ave,
New York mo-,
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W1NTED-GALvANizED IRON C0RNICE
k.hands. timers. N. B. FLYNN. 651 Pa.
Sc. mas-4t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02

to go home to milk the cows. Their
the fiddlers put away their fiddlers
for the dance had come to an end.
And Buster Bumblebee was extrem-
ely sorry that 1t was SO.
Now, Jimmy Rabbit had agreed
to meet Buster at the hollyhock he'd
ge between the flower and the yeget-
able garden, on the morning follow
ing the great gathering of Farmer
Green's friends At least. that was
what Buster Bumblebee thought.
Unfortunately, however, the mat
ter had slipped entirely from Jimmy
Rabbits mind. And although Buster
went to the meeting-place each NOR
ming, he failed to find his long-eared
friend there.
Luckily it was a pleasant spot In
which to wait. So each day Buster
breakfasted upon the flowers. And
if it hadn't been for just one thing
he wouldn't have cared much wheth-
er Jimmy Rabbit ever came back to
meet him or not. But Buster did
want to tell Jimmy Rabbit that he
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
The T1po SaIems
(From the Portland JournaiD }

(From the Portland Journal)
A gain by Salem, Oregon, of 24.5 in
population and a loss by Salem, Mass
achusetts. of 81. is the subject of edi-
torial comment in the New York
World. The paper recalls that some
years ago Salem. Oregon, requested
the Massachusetts Salem to change its
name in order to avoid confusion in
postal and other matters. Our Salem s
population is 1872 and the New Eng
land Salem's 42s51s. and the World
says that it is only matter of a few
decades until the oregon capital VIII
pass the Massachusetts, city. when a
viii be Salem. Massachusetts,. time to
request the salem Of Oregon TO change
its name.
The Salem Capital Journal thereup-
on makes the very apt point that h.
good old native stock. salem, Oregon.
already has the New England Salem
badly distanced. Il says:
IF the figures were available, they
would show that Salem. Or. has al
ready passed salem, Mass, in native
American population. for the latter
city has become an Industrial censs1
peopled by the foreign horn
Most OF the old New England stock
long since left New England Tor the
west. ana New England has become a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Independence Briefs

Independence, Or, Aug. 2.-Ace
lTaylor for many years residence of
Independence, was here from Oregon
City Saturday.
j. G. Mcintosh and wife, the latter's
father, d. Hedges. Mrs. j. A. Martin
of Portland and A. d. Davidson and
family will leave tomorrow for Tilla-
nook where they will spend couple
i of weeks on the beach.
FranSlyn Gilispy of Centralia, Wash
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. X. c. Eldridge and sons and
Robert Craven are spending a few
days at Crater Lake.
Guy Prather, who has been very ill
lat the Salem hospital for some time,
| is said to be recovering nicely and will
be able to return to his home near
there in few days.
l.. C. Jordan, who has been employ
ed at the Cooper hop yard east of here
was brought to the city yesterday and
is reported very i'll.
Mrs F. C. Eddy, who has been at
Newport for some time. has returned
to her home in this city.
Mrs, G. Hastings and granddaughter
of Albany. have been spending a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Hedges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Addison lef
Saturday for Neskowin, where "Dinty''s
Moore and family are camping, and
to be entertained by "Dinty."
Ernest Smiley and family are visit
ing at his old home in Nova Scotia.
They will be absent several weeks.
Rev. T. c. Cook has been spending
his vacation this week in getting in
winters supply of wood.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gus Miller are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of big baby boy
at their home the latter part of the
preceding week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Hibbs left yester-
day for Newport where they will spend
IA month in their summer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. White of s-ort
land are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. bert
Hike, at their farm home south of the
city. They will be here two or three
weeks.
Mrs F. c. Eddy leaves today for
Portland, where she goes in the inter-
est of the Eddy & Barbray store. She
will be absent all the week. !
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mattison have
returned to their home in Astoria after
a prolonged visit at the Henry Matti-
son home near the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Fuller and son
of Silverton visited relatives in the city
Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
By the Noted Author
IDAH McGLONE GIBSON

Conservation of natural resours
es' articles collected and edited BY
c. e. flaming.
Government of the United States
| national, state and local." new and
thorough study by William B. Munroe
"The tragedy of Bitlis,' the suf-
fering and brave resistance of lit
tie Armenian town captured by the
Germans, written from the narra-
tives of two missionaries by Grace III
Knapp.
Madame Prune," delightful pen
pictures of old Japan by Pierre Lett
and translated from the French.
"Splendors of the sky" popular
book for study of astronomy with
out scientific equipment by Mrs.
Isabel Lewis.
"Endicott and l." entertaining con
fessions of a wife and mother, enter
tanning experiences on going sketch
ing, conducting family prayers, re-
ducing, retrieving the Airedale and
other domestic difficulties by Fran
ces L. Warner.
'The Dickens CIRCLE" chapters on
the men and women who were Dick
ems friends, by J. w. T. Ley, inter-
esting to the admirer of Dickens and
to the student Of literature
''In pawn to a throne" a political
romance by the author of 1.-THE
Heart of German intrigue" Dometra
Vaka Brown.
rim of the world" a novel by
Bertha Sinclair.
"All roads lead to Calvary" nov
ell by Jerome X. Jerome.
''Kitecraft and kite tournaments"
containing instructions for making
many kinds of kites for boys who
have some manual training, by
Charles Miller.
Boys book of famous soldiers y
includes Kitchener, Foch, Haig, Jof-
fre and Pershing written by Joseph
w. McSpadden.
Tin can toys and how, to make
them" directions and pictures, pre-
pared by Carrie Williams.
Courageous girls" stories from
st. Nicholas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 10.

had been mistaken about -
ing bee. Jimmy Rabbit -
much-he was always ...,
things to people with such
ing air-that Buster R.,.,, ~
thought it would do JIMMY
OF good to understand tbs. ! v'H|
he was wrong. ~s 'Of sax
II Buster had only VISIT,
garden earlier in the no.s' u y
would have found Jimmy -.
easily enough. But Busta, naeas
like to go abroad much ,s.n Ia ~
sun had had chance Il Na'u ~
dew, for it was hard for HI. a's x y Y
when his wings We're wet v
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