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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12

Monroe St. Near 10th.
$500. $500 Cash.
r.. tiled bath: cleo. light. Attractive brick
two-story and cellar. Stationary tubs. Double
back porches.
Near 18th St. Cars.
$1O.5OO. Easy Terms.
s r. and b.. on two floors: hot-water heat.
electric light. Front and double rear porches
Large back yard to paved alley. Immediate
Near 18th and Newton.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
or: and bath 90 bedrooms: attractive brick
building; colonial porch. Suitable for remodel
ing into apartments.
Harvard Street.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
r. and bath; colonial-style brick: modern.
Front porch: yard to alley. Very easy monthly
payments.
Bloomingdale, Near 1st.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
Or. and bath brick. with deep yard to paved
alley Close to cars. stores and schools. Easy
monthly payments.
New York Ave. Near 1st.
$3.50. $3.50 Cash, $50 Mo.
r. and bath: back yard to alley Well ar
ranged rooms throughout. Southern exposure
Mass. Ave. Near 5th NV.
$3.50. $3.50 Cash, SIS Mo.
7-r. and bath bsy-window red brick first
floor kitchen. A splendid proposition; will in
crease in value yearly.
HARTUNG
3Ol Southern Bldg,
Main 49,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
Telephone Main 1910.

PRICE. $!.500-An eight-room colonial brick
mousse having hot-water heat electric lights
ana the whole house recently papered and
painted. This home is a decided bargain; it 10
vacant and convenient terms of sale can be
maze an excellent northwest situation.
fKICE. $12,O00-In Chevy Chase: lot
ICuxlS9: an eight-room detached house heated
Win hot water. having electric lights. large
front porch breakfast porch. sleeping porch
ana there is garage. If you are interested In
a suburban home you would do well to look
srKlCE, $l1 .5O0-Can be sold terms Of
$i.oOO cash and monthly payments; we'll
situated home in Mt. Pleasant west of 18th
81 A two-story colonial horse having hot
water heat. electric lights. inlaid floors. large
norches, servants quarters, room for garage
The house il vacant.
fhlCE. $6.30O--A very cheap northwest home
not far out. where immediate possession will
be given: a two-story six-room bay-window
pr1ck house having hardwood finish throughout !;
heated with hot water. Can be bought on
terms OF $1,O0O CASH and easy monthly pay
PRICE. STA. 25O-Close to the circle in Chevy
ChaSe; most convenient situation and q de-
sirabie square in which to own a home; a two
story and attic house. having eight rooms. two
large bathrooms. several porches: house heated
with hot water: having electric lights aud oak
noors. This property is in beautiful condition
throughout: possession will be given at once
FRitE, 81. 1JO-A decided bargain in a semi
dctac..cd house in Columbia Heights The prop
erty is vacant. and has just been renovated
from top to bottom. There six rooms and
bath. furnace heat. front and side porches.
Easy terms of sale,
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
z13 1d+b G. NJ w

Main 2345.
$3.50.
Nacant-S1 900 cash; semi-de tached house Of
rooms and bath. with electricity and hot.
water heat: front and rear porches; screens
ana awnings: space for garage; in excellent
condition and ready to move into.
WOODLEY PARK.
$16,5OO.
This house faces a most attractive private
estate: 1t has 10 rooms and . baths. il of
gilsh-designed brick construction and thor
0nghiy modern; large lot and garage; we'll de.
veioped lawn and shrubbery.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
$4,000.
particularly desirable corner residence
Overlooking Rock Creek Park, with II ont
side rooms and baths: lear garage The
house has just been redecorated and ia thor
oughly modern and in excellent condition
throughout. The price is below the average
on homes Of this type.
NORTHEAST.
$4,75O.
oa In the . vicinity Of the Government Printing
once. Union station and post ONCE: corner
property containing rooms and bath: In trohe
heat, gas. Terms reasonable.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
$1O,5OO.
Silver Spring is one of Washington's most
comfortable suburbs; very seldom is home
offered for sale there This house has rooms
and bath; electricity; garage and chicken
house; shade and fruit trees; immediate pos
session.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
$13,5OO.
3-family apartment in an exceptionally
good location: each apartment contains .
rooms. kitchenette and bath Total revenues,
$3.50 monthly.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$13,5OO.
A new 7-room and bath detached home in
most desirable section of Chevy Chase; hot
water heat, electricity: hardwood floors and
trim; front porch; space for garage.
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
. New house ON upshur st. Can be bought for
81 800 cash and $50 per month. Located on
one OF the highest points of Washington over
looking the whole city, and within . blocks of
Soldiers Home Park. There are 6 rooms and
bath, with every modern accessory
SHANNON
7l3 18th St. NV
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$1,000.

9l, wv.
,u oe%1Ssaee rooms. tiled baths hot-water
heat. electricity. gas: open fireplace: WASH
trays. Owner will remodel second floor for
apartment. which can be rented for $50;
One Block to 14th St. Car Line.
$500: 81 500 cash. SO monthly; ., rooms CONS
tricity hardwood floors; lot loo 1eet deep'
'" $500.
Chevy Chase.
100 Feet From Conn. Ave.
Coal and wood in for the winter 10 rooms
and !. baths: s bedrooms; lot 9Ox1a'; hard
wood floors stone open fireplace: electricity
hedges new; immediate possession
ST 600.
Northwest Bungalow.
rooms, with tiled bath: extra lavatory
first door: hardwood floors and trim: open
fireplace; hotwater heat: electricity ana gas;
trees; second floor rented for $50 unfurnished.
Tenant will be glad to stay:
William E. Fowler & Co.,
8lo 18th Street NV.
Telephone Main 8416-841z.
VACANT-PETWORTH
rooms: h.-w.h.; electricity: 81 500. Terms.
owner AIS 9th. Col. 7s65W. 1s.
FOR SALE
Near 18th and Girard SITS. NV.
Beautiful home with garage; 142 IT, deep
10 rooms and bath: cellar: hOtwater heat;
back porch; instant possession. Price. 50 go.
c. +. WARING, Franklin 5J11.
Corner Home NE.
$500 Down.
Red press brick: front porch: rooms and
hat room for garage. Price, $4,000.
&. +. WARING.
3os Bond bldg. 18th and n. Y. ave.
Near 18th and Florida Ave. NE.
Nacant-Price. S3.85O-Nacant.
Brick: rooms and bath: cellar: furnace
heat; easy terms; large back yard to alley
C. F. WARING, Franklin SSH
Two-Family Flat.
Nacant-Nacant.
Near f. ST ne; ; rooms and bath: 6 rooms
and bath: attic: cellar; two heating plants.
Title just searched. Easy terms. Price right.
See me at once.
c. F. WARING,
3o3 Rend bldg, 18th and n. Y. ave. NV
$50 PA AVE. SE-vACANT.-1O ROOMS
and bath. brick furnace heat and gas: deep
lot: suitable for any business; will be sold
very reasonably and easy terms. Open: See
any time. OF call I'll B 1t. Phone N. $751;.
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14O5 Eye Street.
10Th Street

10th Street.
One Of the most beautiful homes in the
city. Suitable for entertaining. Completely
detached brick: three stories. basement and
attic: first floor comprises four attractive ana
spacious rooms. pantry and lavatory; second
floor. four bright bedrooms. two baths and
balcony: third floor. four bedrooms and one
bath: front porch. sleeping porch; electric
lights with artistic fixtures: hOt-water heat;
beautiful floors of hest hardwood; open IRE
places bult-in mantels; garage; large lot
home for the particular.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 49,.
Columbia Heights.
Completely furnished home of six rooms and
tile bath; semi detached; good section; pleas
ant front porch; maids room; electric lights.
hot-water heat, screens, bult-in mantel; ga
rage space on lot 100 feet deep. Price, IS, 100.
s.. 900 initial payment.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye ST. Main 4752
MckEENE
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

FOR COLORED-EXCELLEN TwO-FAMILY
house. in q white neighborhood. near 18th and
4: now occupied by white tenants: modern i'm
proyements. Price. $500. Address Box ga,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-HOUSE, RlvERDALE. MI. RAJ
nier or Hyattsviile. Nd. in exchange for two
brick houses ne. near 18th and u SITS: mod
ern: rented: So each. Price. 5000 each.
These are nice homes. c. +. WEARING, 3a3
Bond bldg. 14th and y. Y. ave-
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MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON'S

MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON'S
home and of sale
successful ably attesed by hundreds satisfied
home buyers IN Boomnlgdale, Park View Petwor Wood
ley Park and 18th St Terrace-all being sections Of orr
development
OUR NEW ADDITION
to Brookand consists OF forty Different DESIGNED
detached homes OF six and eight are under constuc
ton at ALL times nsuring permanency of value These
homes contain tiled baths hotwaer heat, wide porches
hardwood rm double floors, brick open fireplace laundry
genuine slate roofs etc Wide deep lots with room for the
children, garden and garage.
POSITIVE STATEMENT
We make the positive statement that these best val
ues Tor the money IN or around Washington All homes
sold at completed.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSEN
Continued.
Main 4752.

MckEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752.
New Observation-Disclosures Heights
Four Bedrooms; All improvements Large Lots.
Sample House. Beautifully Furnished 2034 Allen Street.
lust South of Biltmore Street.
Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Until PM.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street Main 4/oz
Wash Heiu
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FOR RENr-ST0RES.

LARGE ACCESSORY STORE AND GASOLINE
station; heavy traffic; rent. $50 month: long
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
9l4 y. Y. ave. FIR. H1S. IA.
SolS 18th ST. NE.-STORE AND ROOMS:
h.-w.h. and electric lights.
WILDMIAN & CO..
Phone FIR. S09l, sol 9th st. NV.
14s
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Houses.

New B. II. Gruver Houses.
and two baths; breakfast porches. sleeping
porches. screened: beam ceilings. plate rail:
attics; laundry and toilet in cellar: houses are
exceptionally well constructed and finely nm
ished built honor: sold on merit. Terms:
s18 Union Trust bldg. Phone Main 16s. 25'
s1O.0O0-IN BUSINESS ZONE. F ST. NEAR
18th NV; four stories; twelve rooms;
SO, OOO-P near 18th: three-story and cellar
brick: ten rooms and bath.
Sl4. OOO-1Oth near NV. three-stOry, cellar;
twelve rooms. two baths; modern.
F. W. GRAHAM X CO.,
1902 II NV.
81 200 FOR 4 LOT IN CHEVY CHASE, D. 9.
10y of for cash, and we Will hnance 'ne
building Of your home on or before May l.
Address BOX ga. Star office.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC,
Franklin 7485,
Ola 18th Street.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
High-Class Apartment.
Central Location.
On corner lot.
"a suites. Housekeeping and
Notwithstanding.
One to five rooms and bath.
Building in excellent condition.
Net income about $500.
Price. $4,000.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
Inc.
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Main 4752.
Washington Heights.
Colonial home in this exclusive section; ten
rooms and bath and all modern improvements:
hot-water heat. electric lights. sleeping porch;
double porches; brick garage to match
house, opening on .O-foot alley. Price, $1:.5OO
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
Downtown Northwest.
Brick home of ten rooms and bath: attrac-
tive paper; good paint; new furnace and roof
large lot. with space for garage. ON wide
alley. Price only $1,000.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye ST. Main 47J2.
Georgetown.
Large home Of fourteen rooms and two
baths; good location; modern throughout; hot
water heat. electric lights. etc. 4 real lar
gain at $15.WO. Terms
MckEEvER & GOSS.
14O5 Eye st. Main 4752.
r & GOSS,
Main 4752.
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VACANT.
New. detached house
baths. Price, $11 $50.
Good terms. Col GILL 13e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
LOVE and MARRIED IIFE
By the Noted Author
DAH McGLoNE GIBSON

seen her nude, ana the beauty Of her
iiesh and the delicacy and softnesz of
ner SKIN when touched ii sent =
thr'A through me. and vet waS
afraid OF her. Afraid Of breaking her
she seemed so fragile. so beinIesx
ana /, had a most horrible feeling fI,sf
was going to let her slip through
my hands. go = : II
Being an only child had nAvsr
haa much to do with babies and this
vas my first experience. The nurse
however. showed me how to lift hsr
oy putting my hand under her back
lowered her into the little ,nb
Standing on the low stool at nv side
Aiready she had learned to love bar
Data. and as the water touched hs-
NeiFety skin she squirned and cooad
was awkward enough, however. To
set the soap in her eyes. but even Al
that she didn't CRY much. and I was
as ioath to life her out as she was
to be lifted onto the blanket.
l know I was exeeedipely awkward
IN putting on her clothes. But. chi
how loved Il. Nothing I had ever
done IN the World seemed tot esre
ne such great pleasure. and when AZ.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

Reddv hunted in all his pockets. he
turned every one of them inside out.
And since he had fifteen pockets. and
he had to turn them all back again
and replace their contents, the pro-
eeeting consumed a good deal OF time
Jimmy Rabbit grew very impatient
ue gaut urging Reddy Woodpecker to
make haste. But Reddy told him that
if he hurried too much he might over
look a beechnut So he took his own
time.
But the search was all in vain
Not q single nut did he find
Then Jimmy Rabbit led him silently
10 a great cedar tree and bade nm
stand behind it and keep perfectly
still.
Reddy made a wry face when ne
saw that he must put his feet in a
deep puddle Of water. But he obeyed'
all hte same.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
SALEN STILL SECOND.

The census give Salem 1853 increase OF 59oo
254 per cent the of 1870 They give Astoria
l4027 an increase of 4428. or 461 per cent
The disappointing population OF over 10000
confidently expected If the count made today sueh
showing would probably be made
1t must remembered that these returns do not include
the various institutions with 5000 inmates which, al
though within the city limits enumerated separately
and not citizens Nor do they include Salem Heights
West Salem and other popuous suburbs Otherwise the popua
ton of Salem would approximate $4,000.
still ranks second city OF Oregon with safe lead
Astoria unless Salem wakes up and provides housing
the her of growth rapid
additional population the expansion her industries and ship
ping requires
The Salem with people of Salem Nature has
provided the location and other requisites
large car greater than those Of any other
Oregon city II the people Of Salem fail to make proper OF
these advantages if they refuse grasp opportunities
exercise the requisite initiative enterprise and vgor prove
lacking enterprise and vision Salem win fall behind in the
between Oregon cities.
Every industry that payroll for Salem that creates
market for the materials OF tributary territory,
loyal support Money invested in outside securities
recalled develop local City county be
properly before the nation and and advantages
properly advertised additional population capital
To this end the Commercial Club be adequately financed
An of building provide housing for be
nauguated Salem already the most beautiful Of Oregon cities
must be beauted still and park system provided make
he community attractive a home city
If Saeites awake their opportunities make proper
of their advantages city in Oregon will urpas growth
he coming decade.
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no Overhead
Crossings Upon
Riper Highway

The construction OF two overhead
crossings at.the intersection of the
columbia river highway with the
tracks of the o.-W. r. r. * y. com
pany in Morrow and Gillian conn
Ties is authorized in an order issUa.j
oy the public service commission To-
day. One of these crossings is ~ he
near the depot al Heppner Junction
and the other near the depot az Nrass-
ner. Both are to De Of reinforced
concrete construction OF sufficient
length OF span to permit of double
tracking in the future and with Inv
per or earth fill approaches. rhA
Heppner crossing is 10 cost apuror-
lmately $4,000 and the Nessnar
crossing approximately $1,000 rbis
expense being borne Dy the state
highway department ana Morrow and
Gillian counties During the corr
ztruetion Of the Messner crossing a
grade crossing for the use of trafff.
s authorized by the order.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

III come with you.
Hurry, then said Jimmy Rabbit.
And ne watched anxiously while
Re.zdy Wo0dpeeksr broke open more
beechnuts with his strong bill and
greediiy are the sweet meats.
Come, COME" jimmy Rabbit
urged him.
Just one rnore.' Reddy pleaded
That happened several times, until
at last Jimmy Rabbit said that he
couldn't wait any longer. and that he
was sorry, because he knew he could
have helped Reddy in & way that
would have pleased him
He started off then And a. that
Reddy Woodpecker hurried after
him
I think I've eaten enough 50 7 can
manage 70 stay away from the beech
nuts z short time. he said wish
sigh But I hope you WON'T keep
me long
"Everythiug depends nthe wealth
err" Jimmy Rabbit answered
But Reddy Woodpeckar did not
even hear him. His mind was too
busy thinking Of beechnuts 70 pay
much attention to anything els=.
They travelled through the woods
for some time, until they reached a
low. swampy place. And as soon as
they came 70 il Jimmy Rabbit whis-
pered 20 Reddy WoOdpscker that he
must be very still.
DO exactly as 7 tell YOU" he
L -
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Million And Half
Road Bonds Offered

another $500 zoe worth of the
siS,eee.eo9 bond issue authorized bv
the legislature OF 1919 are being Of
terea tor sale by the state highwa-
department. bids 70 be opened al the
meeting OF the commission in Port
land July 20. The bonds will bear in
1erest at the rate of ~ percent and
VIII mature serially ss7,5GO October
l. 1870, and like amount each ADrfl
l ana october : until the full smel,n.
ls paid A total OF $1,000. 900 OF THIS
.ssoe has already been disposed OF
by the highway department tbe a.
sreSs1e bonded indebtedness OF The
STATE up 70 this tine being s1s.sss-
.Se q which all except sSss,75s are
state highway bonds.
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Rumania Has.
Speculation Wave

Bucharest--Rumania is being swept
with a vast wave of speculation, the
OBJECT OF which is to overcome the
high cost of living which harasses the
richest and poorest alike The prr.
mary cause Of the advanced price OF
necessities is found in the fact that all
manufactured products have to be i'm
ported whereas there is sufficient
amount Of food grown in the country
10 support the population and this
food has not risen in proportion of
dress goods.
The cost Of living in Rumania has
been the occasion of many strikes bur
as IN other countries in Europe, peo-
pie sem to find unexplained ways of
buying fine clothes and keeping then.-
selves well dressed
The wealthy women of this country
make bi-annual trips to Paris and re-
turn with their trunks filled with shoes
and silk stockings and dresses Of the
latest fashion. which they bring in,o
The country despite the prohibition
against the Importation OF such arti-
,ies and also twenty-five per csnr
customs duty which is paid when spe-
stal permission is obtained to bring =.
goods When such permission is not
obtained. the goods are smuggled n
automobiles over the frontiers.
Princes Elizabeth went 70 Paris last
winter and bought herself three hug
runks full Of new clothes. but arrived
lone heart-brOksn- While pas-sns
through Jugo-Slavia during the Gus
ons examination. the trunks were
tolen-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
DRESSING MY RanY

You may sit up today for as long
as you wish" said the nurse TO me In
me morning when awakened.
i am quite sure that will be all
day. nurse" l answered. for I am
feeling fine.
was bathed and dressed Quickly
and then begged the nurse 20 let
me help with the baby's toilet. I
want to battle her," l said.
Do you think you are perfectly
able2" she asked.
WHY OF course I am. she Is fopr
weeks old, is she not? Many, many
women who are not able to afford
some one 10 do il for them must take
care Of their babies within ten davs
or two weeks"
But you must remember. Mrs
Gordon. that you have been very Ill
Your case has been somewhat com
Il do not believe in remem bering
unpleasant things" answered light
Is, as the nurse spread the oncloth
apron over my lap. covered il with
Ese war mfleeey blanket and laid nay
baby upon Il.
Il vas The first time that had
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
Explorer Says
Schools Wrong

Winnipeg. Nan.-'It IS deplorabIe
and ridiculous what the schools Of
Canada teach Canadian children about
the northlands Of the Dominion" de-
cIared Vilhjalrlur Stefansson, a recent
visitor here. 1T amounts TO most de-
famatory propaganda - added the not
ed explorer
People generally display & lament
able ignorance concerning this coun-
try, nd it is simply due TO the fact
that they are wrongly instructed when
they are children. according 10 Mr..
SJefanss0n, who declared that the
country north Of the Arctic circle is
very different TO what people believe.
There are $40 different species III
Towering plants. and roughly three
times as many species of Towering
plants as non-flowering plants in the
Arctic country, Mr.. Stefansson said.
and he described some Of the condi-
tions responsible for what 10 the peo-
pie OF Canada, seems anomalous. be-
cause Of the climatic conditions there.
In the north, he explained, there
are TWO seasons similar to the seasons
of the settled part Of Canada.
just in the same way as grass can
not grow here in the winter time the
grass cannot grow in the country
around and north Of the Arctic circle
in the winter But in the summer
time. one can find up there golden
rod pOppies. blue bells. dandelions,
and watercress and ,n--e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
sf7O. 900 ROAD BONDS OF MARION
C0TNTN OREGON

Sealed PROPOSALS viii be received
by the county court OF Marion coun-
" Oregon, at the court house in Sa-
lem. in said county, until July 10,
1920. at the hour of twelve o'clock
noon of said day, for the purchase OF
$4,000 permanent road bonds OF
Marion county. part of an issue vf
sS5G.090 authorized at an election
held June 3. 1919. The bonds now Of
fered for sale shall be dated July Is,
1920. and one half thereof shall ma
ture July Is, 1924, and the other half
thereof shall mature July 10, 1875,
and shall be in denominations Of $50
or muItiples thereof up to the sum
Of $1,000. 70 suit the purchaser. and
shall bear interest al the rate Of five
and one half per cent per annun, pay
able semi-annuaIly.
AL bidders are required to inclose
with their bid a certified check pay
abIe 10 the order Of Marion county,
Oregon. and drawn upon an incorpo-
rated bank or trust company to the
amount Of TWO per cent Of the par
value Of the bonds bid for. and the
check Of the successful bidder will be
applied by the county in part pay
meut Of the purchase price or to Sc
cure the county against loss resulting
from the failure Of the bidder 10 com
ply with the terms Of the bid submit
ted. No bid will be received for
price less than par and accrued in
terest and the bonds will be sold to
the highest bidder. The county court
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. The proposals should be ad-
dressed to L. G. Boyer, County Clerk,
Salem, Marion county, Oregon, and
marked Proposals for Road Bonds"
The successful bidders will be furn-
ished with the opinion of Messrs.
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer and Dodge.
Of Boston, Massachusetts, that the
bonds are a valid obligation OF Ma
rion county, Oregon.
By order of the county court.
L q BOYER Clark