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New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Miss Lillian Ely a Bride
Married to Charles A. Maurice
Jr. in Church of St. Icnatius

Miss Lillian Nissan Ely, daughte,
OF the late Henry b. Ely, was Marie j
10 10 Charles Alfred Maurice jr last
or 81 lgnatius, West End Avenue and
Eighty seventh Street. in the presence
of IA few relatives.
The bride was given away BY her
brother, George Ely. and her only at
tendsnt was her sister. Miss Katherine
Ely. Raymond Maurice was his brothers
best man. After the ceremony there was
an informal reception Mt the home Of
the brides mother, S29 West End Ave,
nue..
The bride Is a granddaughter Of the
late MIR. and Mrs. Jonas p Nissan and
OF Mr. and Mrs. George w. Ely, of this
city. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice viii live
in New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Alfred Mestre Is Married
To Mrs. Marie Woodruff

The marriage has been announced
Of Mrs. Marie Chadbourn Woodruff
daughter of Harrette NJ. Chadbourn
to Alfred Mestre, of this city. The
wedding took place Wednesday at the
home of H. G. S. Noble, % West
Eighty-tifth Street, and was performed
by DR.. Frank Crane, an old friend OF
the family of the bride.
The wedding was a quiet one and
only the immediate families Of the bride
and bridegroom were present.
The couple are passing their honey
moon al Stony Greek, Conn.,, AMI or
their return will reside at l04 East
Fortieth Street.
Mr.. Mestre is q member of the New
York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Guild TO Hold Rummage Sale
Proceeds Go for Benefit of the
Flower Hospital

A rummage sale will be held this
week, beginning tomorrow and last
ing until Friday, to raise funds for
the needs OF the maternity and chill
dren's wards of Flower Hospital
The women of Lafayette Guild will
DO IN charge of the sale which will
be held at 507 Madison Avenue, corner
OF Fifty-third Street. Clothing, fancy
articles, books. anything alab.e, viii
Mrs. Henry Tiedeman is chairman OF
the ways and means committee of the
guild. During the war the Lafayette
Guild was Auxiliary 2s Of the Red
Cross. Mrs. Ernest Biardot is presi-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

No Illiterates in Norway
In Norway there are virtually n,
lliterates.
Evening star., 1920-01-25
SNAPS


1918 Studebaker lim.: selling acct. dca TIA owner.
Others $3.50 TO $500
When yours is for sale. let sell IL.
Scores of people call us daily for ears
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
n. 6s05. 7. S. Gaddess. Sales Manager 1914 V.
DODGE-BARGAIN
5pass., closed; looks good; offers wanted. -.
1lth ST. ne. -
Evening star., 1920-01-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
Continued.
AUTO MART OF WASHINGTON, INC,

LARGEST STOCK OF DEPENDABLE USED CARS
IN WASHINGTON
1918 Dodge Sedan cord tires Wheels mechanically
1917 Cole IS" 4-pass Coupe good tires, Al condition.
1917 Chandler 7pass. Sedan good condition throughout
good tires: ST value.
1916 Wiys-Knight Limousine; Al mechanical condition
good worth thousand. 80
1915 Overland 4pass Coupe hrst-cas condition. good
tires; real bargain. 900
Ford Sedan: wheels: perfect 80
1916 Mitchell o-cyl, 3pass Roadster winter top.
thoroughly and rebuilt
Also 30 Touring Cars and Roadsters, Including
1915 Pullman Roadster: lights and starter $50
1917 Saxon g. 5pass.; good running order 900
1916 Dodge Roadster perfect condition good
1916 Franklin 6cyl 3pass. Roadster: Al condition coo
1913 Overland 4-pass Country Club Roadster: wheels
1917 3-pass Roadster: mechanically perfect 80
oI7 Paige 7-pass Touring mechanically perfect. 20
1917 King S 7pass Touring: rebuilt shops..
1917 Cole "8 pass rst-cla condition throughout So
1918 Chandler 7pass.: mechanically perfect 900
1913 Olds o. good good
1918 Buick 60 pass mechanically perfect.
1919 Wescott Big Six 7-pass absolutely good 1900
REASONABLE TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE PURCHASERS
G. c. PEARCE. Gen. Mgr,
400 Pa. Nam 400
Evening star., 1920-01-25

WILL SELL. rOoming house; partly furnished: !:
give possession at once: lease; $45 month; 10
rooms and bath; near Washington Circle. Ad-
dress Box 246P. Star office. 25s
BAKERY for sale: all store trade. Address
Box 249-P. Star Office 25s
Evening star., 1920-01-25
Marshall Business Brokers,
9l3 New York ave.


We call your attention to the following
splendid propositions. most all listed for sale
at this office. We are in a position tn secure
the best in business places Of kinds. Our we'll
located ana equipped offices, under expert man
agemeht give prestige TO buyer and seller
our sales now average thousands each day
List your place and save time We have little
or no competition:
CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY
one OF best paying in city; NV. location;
inspection VIII prove our statement; 500
REAL LUNCHROOM.
9th ST. location: sickness cause of selling:
expensive hxtures; lease: rent, 500; s.. 500.
ANOTHER FINE LUNCHROOM.
Located on 14th st; rent, SIS: lease: price
81, 800; inspection invited
LUNCHROoM
In hotel; no better location: rent go: s1 ON
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Good location; will sacrifice: rent 81 OOO
long lease
BOOMING HOUSES.
At right prices and locations We do mn,
spend money and time in advertising over
Rooming house, . rooms ....... saO0
Rooming house, 10 rooms .........s1 81 OOO
Rooming house l3 rooms ..........$1 81 600
Rooming house. II rooms . q aOn
Rooming house. 16 rooms ... "a OOO
booming house. 10 rooms: will sacritce
Rooming house, well furnished; price x3 OOO:
will trade for equity in property.
Grocery and meats: near Soldiers Home:
rent S3J; price, 81. 800.
Country stores at all prices
Marshall Business Brokers,
913 New York ave.
GROCERY STORE for sale; fine stand; COOL
location. Cali al 7l3 . s. NV IS.
Evening star., 1920-01-25
FOR SALE-M1SCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE-Continued.

COMPLETE hand oak dining room suite;
no dealers. Apt. Al, the Beacon. 1901 Calvert.
HANDSOME DINING ROOM SUITE Of Flem-
ish oak. pieces; Rainier refrigerator. capacity
100 pounds: 1 kitchen table porcelain tOp)
single brass bed with mattress and roll. Can
be during Sunday and evenings after Z.
o116 St, Chalfonte apts., Apt 40 Phone
Evening star., 1920-01-25

FURNITURE to furnish Q house of twelve
rooms. viii buy as a whole separate pieces
Call Franklin 423S.
CLOTHES wanted: highest prices paid for
ladies', mems and cbildren's worn ,lothea
shoes. North 1915. G. Litchman, 1144 7th nv
Evening star., 1920-01-25

oNE-HORSE hotel bus; excellent condition
seating persons: price reasonable. Address
Box 5-R, Star Office.
SHETLAND PONY pony cart saddle and
bride. 14S Park rd.
rs SETS and secondhand buggy. surrey,
wagon and double team harness: 5J0 collars.
all sizes: riding saddles and brides, robes
and blankets: all less than wholesale prices.
CogswelI's. 90 11th ST.. corner NV. Tel
franklin 2399
Evening star., 1920-01-25

GROCERY STORE for sale; fine stand; goal
Location, Cali al 7l3 y 81. NV %.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

Pine and oak: any length, $14 cord, delivered,
435 7th ct. s.w. Franklin 1S17-W. ia29s
Evening star., 1920-01-25

BANKING FIXTURES. coun-
ters and screens: complete; suitable for real
estate or insurance Office may be seen set
up in Washington. Apply Ruse L Co.. sos
Low St. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

RESTAURANT MANAGER, IL years Practical
experience. good following. wishes to associate
himself with reputable concern in this line
where thorough and efficient knowledge will be
appreeiated will invest 500 to 81 900 as proof
of good faith. l have the qualities that will
make you money. Hotel. club apartment house
considered; Al ref. Address Box 24-S, Star
office
Evening star., 1920-01-25

COLE S-cyi.. J-pass. cbummy roadster: per.
feet condition by naval officer ordered 10 sea
Room 2T13. Navy Dept. Phone Branch $40
Liplf Comman nder II T. Byrd
Evening star., 1920-01-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
COntinu ued.


ADvERTIsE-24 words in Is biggest Sunday
parers only SIS; lists free. F. L. Miller Syra-
ruse, y. Y.
SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corporation
wants capable men to establish branch ana
manage statesmen: $500 to $500 necessary;
you handle own money: will allow expenses
to Baltimore if you will qualify For particu-
lars address Secretary, 416 n. Howard ST.,
Baltimose. Md.
RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods; avoid per.
sonal or partnership liability from business
obligations; begin or expand your business; nc.
Quire prestige and credit: capitalize your ideas
easily. quickly. legally through Incorporation:
Corporations organized everywhere; ,ot liberal q
terms; Information free. Established l9o5, Y.
8. Legal Corporation. Bond bldg.
WHEN you want to sell or buy
a business it will pay you to see
p. F. CARLEY, Reliable Busi-
ness Broker. Remember my
motto. Il will not misrepresent
to make sale" Business in
spected and passed on by me to
be O. X. will stand the test. If
you have any doubts inquire.
A Few Specials for Your
Inspection.
Grocery and Market Store.
This is of the best paying stores in
Washington. Doing $500 monthly business.
A real place for live wire. For full par
ticulars call to see me.
Light Grocery.
With living rooms. Rent. sl5
fEPe 'sVv
Light Grocery
With living rooms and cheap rent. .,oo
Price Observation-Disclosures. SSU
Grocery and Market Store.
Uptown location. real moneymaker.
Stock at invoice will sell. Price. 81 800
Bakery and Confectionery.
A real moneymaker for a hustler. Sick
ness cause for selling. Don't miss
this mint Price ........-..... Slooo
Lunchroom.
With living rooms and bath. Located
transient street. Rent. with
years lease, s40.50. Price. e..-....... $1,000
Lunchroom.
Near 9Th and Pa ave NV. Daily bust
ness. 500. Price. ......-....,..... $1,000
Near Beer.
Northwest location. A snap at. 500
Rooming House.
Northwest location; rooms and bath.
Rent, Sl1. Will sacrifice this place
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....-........ Sfw
Rooming House.
L. rooms and bath. with steam heat.
Rent. SG5. This place is real
moneyu,;k ker. Price. ce................. 500
Ii you don't see what you are
looking for in the above list, call
to see me. | have it for you.
P. +. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker.
617 l. St. NV. F. 615,3.
WILL INVEST few thousand dollars in good
business: business at present, but desire
change: answer fully attention will be
paid. Address Box 75-R, Star office. %"
WANTED-Tce D1ant with
Evening star., 1920-01-25

DINING SUITE, oak; hand
some oak sideboard, carved
clawfoot china closet. table, 6
side chairs and one armchair.
441o 18th st. Phone Col. 3528.
No dealers.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

FORD roadster body. storm curtains; good con-
di:ion. jlJ 1th 81. s.H. 2Gs
Evening star., 1920-01-25

CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY.
one OF best paying in city: NV. location
inspection will prove our statement: $40. 600.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

SILo. go ton. never used $3.50 with steel
| roof chute and patented doors: 600 bushel steel
corn crib: $3.50: 60O-egg Buckeye incubator
| new, 800; 15o-egg Electrc's cold trusty, SlU
10 SI5; brand new cream separator and milk
cooler $40. II. l.. Crawford. W. Riverdale
Evening star., 1920-01-25

PARTIES desiring to bring another banking
institution to Washington wish the acquaint-
ance Of several financial men. Address. Box
229-R, Star office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16

Jersey cattle never sold for better
prices in this vicinity than il did at the
Tiff & Mckee stock sale held at the
Mckee farm two miles south Of here
Wednesday. The herd was composed
OF all grade eattls ~andanimals sold as
high as s265 each.
One ~wo-year-old sold for S252.5o,
and it was as perfect and beautiful an
animal as are sold al the thorough
bred stock sales where the bids go up
into the thousands Of dollars. Colonel
Hughes Of McMinnville cried the sale
and he was assisted by Mr.. Rhoten Of
Salem. The cheapest animal sold was
bid in at SITS.
There was a large crowd in attend
anee and dinner was served on the
ground free OF charge. Rain did rot
the sale as a large tent had
been provided. Messrs. Tiff & Mckee
will go into the thoroughbred stock
business and will stock their farms
with the best that money can buy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Minstrel Shop
At independence
Is Big Success

independence. Or, Apr. IA min
strel show staged here on Monday
night by local talent at the Isis ,heater
was one Of the great attractions OF the
season and il was a success in every
particular. About fifty local black
faced comedians took part in the cir
Gle features. The end men were Ward
Butler, Willard Craven. Captain Stidd
and Charles Huntley. b, F. Wolfe act
ed as interlocutOr and the normal or.
chestra of Monmouth furnished music
for the occasion. Sheriff John Orr of
Dallas rendered a vocal selection and
Miss Winifred Plout of Salem gave in
terpretatiye dancing. The door receipts
amounted to $3.50 which will be placed
in the building fund for a community
buildingto be erected here in the near
future. This is n of a series of like
entertainments to be given in hopes of
creating a substantial fund. Another
show will be given later in which the
school viii have an active part. The
high school will cooperate with the
civic league in this effort.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Monmouth To Vote
On Gym Proposal

Monmouth, Or. Apr. 16.-May IL
the city Of Monmouth win vote upon
the question of providing a fund for
the erection Of a gymnasium for the
high school. According to plans the
building will cost s11,O 0 OF this sum
$4,000 will be provided by bonds and
$4,000 by special tax. Sentiment here
Is strongly in favor of the proposition
and II is believed that it viii carry.
The contract with the light and
power company has expired and a new
contractmust be made at the next reg
ular meeting of the council. When this
is done it is suggested that larger
be provided.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Coughs and Colds
Catarh, Group, Sore THROAT
banished by HyOmei

The germs of catarrh do not exist
in the same atmosphere with anti
septic Hyomei pronounce it High-o-
me.)
Breathe Hyomei and relief from
catarrh, coughs, sore throat or cold
Will come in two minutes.
Breathe Hyomei and that stomach
straining hawking in the morning
will quickly disappear.
Breathe Hyomei and kill the ca
tarrh germs; heal the inflamed mem
orane, stop the discharge of mucus
and prevent crusts from forming in
the nose.
Breathe Hyomei for { few minutes
each day and rid yourself of con-
temptible catarrh.
Breathe Hyomei-give it faithful
trial and then, if you are not salts
fled, you can have your money back.
Hyomei is sold by druggists every
where and by Daniel j. Fry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Mt. Angel Banker
Enters Race For
Representative

MI Angel, Or, Apr, 16.--cognizant
OF the fact that this end Of the county
il entitled to a representative in the
lower house, friends OF ]. J. Keeber,
rashier OF the Rank OF Mt, Angel. have
for some time urged him to become
q candidate for nomination on the re-
publican ticket, Almost al the eleventh
hour he decided to enter the race and
filed with the secretary of state this
afternoon,
Mr.. Keeber has been one OF the
most active men in the state on the
good roads movement, and has also
become prominent In the county feder-
alton, always on the alert for some
thing to better the conditions OF Ore
gon. He will have the unanimous sup
port OF eastern Marion county and Is
very likely TO be one OF the five can
didates placed on the republican ticket
~ the primary election.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Threatens
Big Onion Crop
At Lake LabiSh

Brooks Or Apr. 1s.-several hun
dred acres Of onions planted in the
Lake Labish country have been encah
gered BY high water from Pudding
river as a result OF the excessive rain
fall during the past two weeks, and
unless rain ceases it is feared that the
entire onion section will be flooded.
Growers have entertained much fear
on account of the freshet. 1t is said
that the river seldom gets as high at
time of the year as it is at pres
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Latest NeWs COverng Central Willamette VaNey by CapnaL journal Special Cor@Pondas

roads this year. OF this ss2,65s comes
from the state funds, including S12sS5s
Of ATultnomah couny's o%verplus. The
balance of the fund represents Linn
cOunty's contribution.
These market roads viii be the first
Of their kind to be built in Linn coun-
~. The state highway commission and
county courts build and maintain them
jointly.
Yesterday Assistant Highway Engt-
neer C. II. Whitmore. who has charge
of the market roads division of the
state highway work, was here in con-
~sultation with the county court relative
to the method of handling the detail
work of the building that is about to
commence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
5 > : : < < : -
DANDRVFF SURELY
DESTROYS THe H,,e

~ x * < x X < : > !
Giris-if you want ples,v
beautiful. glossy silky hair a ~
means get rid Of danaruff g q
starve your hair and ruin ! aa.
don't. VI.
1t doesn't do much good !
brush or wash it out. The 2
way to get rid Of dandruff as
solve it, then you destroy II q
To do this, get about four ans@
ordinary liquid arvon: ami T
night when retiring; use enona y
moisten the scalp and rub il 2
" with the finger tips. gem.
By morning. most if not AZ
your dandruff win b egone. ana e
or four more applications vim s
pletely dissolve and entirely %u'
every single sign and trace ~
You will find. too, that an ,,.s,
and digging of the scalp win
and your hair will look ana 'h
hundred times better. You ess !
liquid arvon at any drug store \, ~
inexpensive and four ounces Is an
will need, no matter how much 4.
druff you have. This simple rsr,.s
fails. ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Newberg Stages
First Real Rally
For HerbertHoover

Newberg, Or, Apr. 16.-The first
Hoover rally in Oregon was held Mon
day night in Newberg-where Herbert
Hoover went barefoot when a boy of
10, IL and II years.
Ralph, C. Ely, former food admins
traitor for the state of New Mexico,
who was on a speaking tour of the Pa
cific northwest in the interests of the
Hoover campaign, was the speaker.
Rather, Ely was one of many speak
ers. Several citizens of Newberg adj
dressed the meeting informally and re-
called Incidents the early life of
Bert Hoover, as the former federal
food administrator is known in the lit
tie quaker community of Newberg.
N. C.. Maris It'd Of having given Hoo
yer his first job. Bert lived at the home
of Maris, who paid the boy 81 a week
to do chores.
THAT may seem like a small wage to
day, ever for a boy said Maris, "but
is 81 times as much more than what
was paid him when Uncle Sam gave
him a job"
A resolution which was adopted at
the rally here last night was today for
to Hoover. 1t pledges the pres
idential candidate as many votes in the
republican primary at Newberg as
were cast for Hughes here at the gem
eral election.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Linn County Plans
Extensive Market
Road Construction

Albany, Or, Apr. 16.-Linn county
is to have between twenty-five and
thirty miles of market roads this year..
Announcement of the mileage and the
roads designated as such will be made
within a few days, as soon as Engineer
John Penland, who is now in the field
making surveys of proposed routes,
can compile his report to the county
court.
This county will have a total of $73,-
057.S6 to spend in building market
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
Federated Clubs
Endorse Bonding
For Good Roads

silverton. April 1.-THE Count.
Community Federation composed Of
delegates from different Commercial
bodies Of Marion county. at a meeting
held in the Silverton Community club
rooms last evening, went on record
unanimously as in favor OF the four
per cent road amendment measure
and the educational measures, and
ordered resolutions to be drafted to
that effect. The meeting also endorsed
the Salvation army home service
drive which is to be inaugurated in
May. T. Z. Mccroskey. manager of
the Salem Commercial club, DR..
Wheeler OF Chicago. campaign mana
ger for the Salvation army drive.
and Representative j. s. Stewart, au-
thor Of the four per cent road amend
ment measure. were the speakers.
afr. McCroskey spoke in a general
way. but briefly. on the needed de-
velopment OF the county. DIR. Wheel
er. who is an eloquent orator and had
served in the army in France. told OF
the terrible struggles overseas and
a. aarxsfoo ~a-Jawol Au.~~f.., .old
e.. ~ ~. ssf.,a.r.. - r.,
.neat..s H. haan Sa..s "a.
sr,ara., re 80 NJ wh"a,n. e.
sn,e.assina 80. he aaar.as ,ha. ~
saea, r,nh !. sr,,aa ~ ar-a,aa e.
date next month when he win appear
ho,,aa \. e.. $500, ~
-,ass.o. :. i ,,n,,,,.o g.. ~ -
- n,sa.s,. aSnnar "a aaus,'~as
waao many ,,a,as To- r. osnsa 20
$500 .aaas "a aoas o,.,"aa.hIa ~.
go taaeh aaa. $1,000 -. - IT,, a,,,h
Aaaau M aatasa.as nso.aas -
n y Mecrosl,ev NJ y Eranti,n ga
Tnthar 7 chanin ., saIan,.
nan coarh p n sm,th ~
n,,nlahv pa,1 En,ha ava @ n ptaa
- ~. Anaa,. 7 W Tara,,o,. -,
0...ahv IA Asa,am,an ~
pnaot.. o-nsa.aa.aa = Taasaa ,,S.
- crafs nras,aent 90 tha oornty
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
independence Hop
Growers Planting
Many New Acres

Independence. April 16.-Independ-
ence is just now making a great eff
fort to maintain its reputation as the
greatest hop section OF the world. and
from the number OF hop root planted
this year it woulbsee mthat the long
established record viii be preserved.
Horst Brothers. who have owned
large hop interests here for many
years, are planting 400 acres Of riv-
er land to hops this seasoa in addition
to their previously large yard in this
vicinity and when it is completed it
viii be one OF the largest yards in
the northwest. Mr.. Mclaughlin, an
other large grower, is adding 40 acres
more 70 his large yard, and Jim Linn
OF Salem, 1t is said, is planting 40
acres in what is known as American
Bottoms south Of town. Walker
Brothers have planted 40 acres on the
east side Of the river opposite indie
pendence, an dthe 40 acre YARD on
the Polk county side, which was plow-
ed up a couple of years ago when it
was supposed that the hop industry
in Oregon was about terminated, has
been ~re-planted. Davidson & Hodges
nave planted 20 acres, and Hugh Han
ma has increased the capacity Of his
large yard by planting 20 acres more,
making 10 acres. Numerous other
small yards have been started and il
Is believed that more hops win be
produced in the vicinity of Independ-
during the next five years than
ever before. The high prices offered
on long contracts is said to have been
the u of this revival In the pro-
duction OF hops. Many Of the grow
ers have contracted for from three to
live years at 25c to soc per pound.
Eli Fluke. a local hop root dealer,
Is busy trying to supply the demand
and has orders for 200, 900 roots. all
placed by local growers. Mr.. Fluke is
unable to supply the outside trade on
account of a great demand in this
immediate territory.
Independence hop lands are also
N great demand this spring. No less
nan a dozen men have been here dur
ng the past week trying to buy hop
ards in the river bottoms, but none
seems to be on the market and the
asked is almost prohibtive.
70. p. Trip is In Portland this
week serving on the federal grand
ury.
The funeral of ID. d. Davis. who
lied suddenly here Monday night
heart trouble. was held in Sa-
EN- Wednesday, and was attended by
numerous people from this city. Mr..
Davis had been In poor health for a
of Year,. He was up and
round the streets the day previous
o his death. but was found lead in
lis bed. having apparently passed
way without a struggle. .
w. j. Clark sold seventy five cords
II mill wood Wednesday to the Rog-
RS Paper Co. IN Salem, at $3.50 per
ord. He has also contracted to sup
ply the normal school al Monmouth I
Tor the coming year, Ollie has 100
lords on hand at the present time.
ONLY % fipae naaurrad a, A..-..