The Oregon statesman., May 20, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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JUDGES. CLERKS AND PLACES
TO VOTE ANNOUNCED BY COURT
The appointment of Judges and
clerks Tor the social election to
be held on Jnne 7, was made at
ila May term of tho county com-
miss-loners. The lint Is a lengthy
cne, ; an there are ovr 7o voting
T.reclncts in Marlon count,. Also
the voting places were made
inade knpwn.
The list of judges and clerks
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11113 UKEGON STATESMAN. HALKM. UKEUUIM -
and the precincts in whii n they
will nerve, follow:'
Auiiisv.ll.- t i rw s t 1 1 1 1 1 1 -;.
Sherui Swank, l I". K.i.-i tin rn .
clerk. May Smith. Lulu I'l u m in"
Jeimv WuMiKv S cond H't
JihIK'4 A !'. S ecr Ii F jsinv
soii ; clerks. ('. V Hein. Claud)
Boone, V . T Pit n-.
Aurora firt -ei Judges. A
I). Zimi!ii-T!iian. M I) Leaio,
clerks, Mrs. (irao S m 'ick.-r, Liz
zie M Will. K.lith : Carpenter
Second set- Judges. I.oii W
l) rl. () ii. Mrrr: clerks. A M
Fry. J. C Wurstt-r. I. I- Cribble.
Breiti in li h Judges, -'has. H
C;ebler, Alinir.i A Hoover;
d.rk. ll;) Riddell Nancy
Jan Whit". Kmnia A. Iik)'r.
l!ii)'k-': I. is' set Judges, i
() Copeland, G. W Mavuard.
clerks. .1 P Aspinwall. Itol.t Vi
Miiii, S. V Itainp. S '-)inl s-t
.liidK'-. K:no Couh t, Cd llaf
r'H; f-l-rk. Kraiik Sturnis. Wal
ter Kull r, Si; Hani's.
liuttevtllc -.liidtsHs. John Mur
ray. Napoleon .ivi. clerks. K .1.
Iliinh.,. i: A. M. Coio t r -d I
IH.
fhamr' lil-ln-s. W. It
McKay Kdfe l'el!tt; t '-rU.?. It
Colt-man. Curtis Col man, I ri
Cirrin.
;'liniau: Tir.-it set Judge.-.
Ceorge Mudge. A F e.irsle :
;-lerkH. Allm.i V II -iidTKoii . Mr-.
It)ia I. Cuinmini?--. Mrs Many
fUrdslf- Second s-t Jnd: '.
K hrl Mt-ndersoii. Arthur Cum
m n:-; rhTkii. V. K. Saage. "
l. Darling. Harry Kef. r.
Croisan Judges. J. o. Walkir,
M. F. Ttw nxe.id ; clerks. C l.
(Juery. A. H IV-tiyjolm C. S, H'i
gin?.
Imnald: f rst set Judge.-"..
Ceorg" VV. C:ise. John C Har
man: -l'rSs. Mary Yerg n. I,ona
Miller. Frd:i Moore. .Second -
,-- .ludseH Jan. P. Feller. J.
Moore: clerks, Harrv I). Kvans,
Char'es Feller. Krl lr. Carver.
Klkhnrn Judt a. Kdwltnl S-i-cho.
Silas U'-da: cl rkr. Mrs. l-o"
Myers. Alt)trt Myers, Mrs. I.. -Josephsou.
K ii g le wood: first set Judges.
Fred Aufderheide. I.. H. Iicktl:
clerks. John I,aue, Mrs W. A.
o"d. Mi" Tar'ey Sexond set
Judg-a. J. E. Ownhey, J. C. He--rn;
clerks. Ceo. M. Whipple,
Hetta Field. .Mrs. Oraa Fagg.
Fairfield Jud a. F. K. D'l-
I Refte. S. F. Parker: clerks. Mary
1 Imlah. Pauline M. Tuttle. Nellie
Marthaler.
Fa ritrounds: 'in t set judgas.
F. O. Johnson. LBter E. Dudley;
c erks. Cm. K McAfee. Ruth Ru
Ifson, L. M. Van Cleave. Second
gpt Judges, il. 11. Weeks. V. C
Pearmine; clerks. B. I. Pearmin-.
Frank C. Fitts, William Rickman.
Fast Oervais: firsl set Judges,
A. R. Si-?gniund. Rose G. Cannard;
clerks. Mrs. O. J. Molsan Mru
Pearl Stevens. Miss Minnie Nibler.
Second set Judges, C. J. Molsan.
E. E. Shields; clerks. L. A. Jones,
F. T. Cutsforth. A. DeJardin.
West Gervals: Trst set Judg
es Auguct Nibler, Al. Rubeni:
clerks. J. C. Galbraith, Mrs. S. R.
Marshall. John Mills. Second set
Judges Joseph Rubens
ohonse Vanderh-eck; clerks.
A I
Wil-
Ham 1-reith, John V.
Manning. i-
Cm. Ferschweiler.
Iloret Judres. Ceo. A. Sp?n
AppTy Sulpliur as Tdl When i
Vour Skin Hreaks Out
Any breaking out of the skin on
(ace. neck, arms or bordy is over
come quickest by applying Men-tho-Sulphur.
The pimples seem to
dry right up and ko away. de.
dares a noted tikin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found
to take the place ot sulphur ut; a
pimple remover. It is harmless
and inexpensive. Just ask any
drut-gist for a small Jar oT Mn-tho-Sulphur
and ue tt like cold
cream.- Adv.
sun ras
A PIMPLY SKIN
MY
cer. tJeorge Mcfurdy; clerks. I.
V. Kane. Ruby K. Horner, Hessie
A. Ware ha in
Centrul Howell: first set
JiKlg. s. 1 MrC.irroll. A H. W .
lltiKh.s: i l-rks. Joliu I .a iiierliak ;
Kitwartl 1 1 u ii i i: a ii. .Ir.-C. H. OiT -way.
.-it-i-i-ud s-t- Judges. Edward
A Dunigan, Sr.. Thomas l.auder
bark: i l iks. () C Jet man. .loli i
Two-d ll ii' '- Wertier.
North I low i ll ludges. U.
.I'ff)-riii. A. T. t "I in. : cl.-ik--Koli.-r'
A I ;). I.ulu '. W -!'! .
Km ma M FHxke.
K.trt llul. bard first s t .1 .!-'-.
s. Frank Fish. Mr- Anna HoJ- -cierks.
Mi.-is K na Ktt. r. Mrs
Mar K J. Coleman. Mi- Franc'-;;
Weav-r. Second t ImUe!.
Karl Palmer. Tom .lohns.i!.
ilks. tU-orj e Zef-k, C:'l - JUieS.
I It'll I v lio )'
West Hub. an1: iirsi :-"t
liiilv'--, J I. CaUeit Kila Coyl.-:
i lt rks. Kdiia Hovtiiden. M inn
Melvin. It Paulsen Second '
.lin!gt!. 1. C. McSbaiie. H. '
Mack; deil-s. U M. Sclioli. M '
Kroinlmg K. S. Woltr
.If l. rson: Tirst .-' -luilg-J-. C
W II iii?dire . J.ii. I! Foiita n
cle-Vs. K.I Si.ii Ii. I.ou Miller. KU
na ShuiiKik-r. S. rond s-t -lu-.j;
.s .1 H Kol.ni.i. K K How II:
clerks. M. K lol'. W. A Kotli-fl
I T loii-.
l.ibt rt
F I. Scot',
(in. Kll.-ii :
Mat leav
I ii. U A
ludges, J H Kmtr
!.-rl;. Tho-, I N-
:l.-.f;t. Call (i -on
lu.lgt-. M m 1 1)- Mar
Jones: clerks. Hail'V
ah v Cttton. Mr A'
K-IIK. ii II'
ice ;o-nl'H
Marion ludue. M II Roll-ins.
Let Smith, c terns II rbert
I Dane.
Chester Russell, i-.li nan"
; Mill.
M.'K'e
i ;. w. i
! I'.aiiuiiiii.
I ud:-e-.
;ii.l).-ns: i
;di
Nibl r
it pllfl
l!ec'
rks.
K
p
.1. C Hi
er .
Mehama: first k t
C. Sief munil. Joe Kr
lutlgts. t
It.; clerks
James .1. Hlum
Lizzie ilurdick
Second et-
Mintii Champ.
ludtis. C. K Rer nger. .loa-pn
I'.ecker: clerks. Kd A. Talor. Ri
lev H Champ. John W. Ktzti.
Mill f'ity: First set judges. K
J. Richards, C. II. Work: clerks"
Eva Raines. Mrs. Susie Hayes
Mrs Jennie Magg. Second set
Judges. Al Mitdiler. Frank Taylor:
,urv If r Rallard. I tie A- Bal
lard. Harry Patton.
I Monitor: Judges. Ed Seel, Jos
T Rose; clerk. Albert Stone. Al
hert Miller. J. L. Jack.
East Mt. Anuel: First set
Judges. John W. Ebner, Henr;
Beming; clerks, Aloys Keher
Margaret Annen. A. J. Skonetzni
Second set Judges. John T
Bauman. N. C. Mickel; clerks. Al
Tred M. Oswald, Robert J. Welton
G. D. Ebner.
West Mt. Angel: First set
Judges, Jacob Berchtold. Henr?
Rutach; clerks, Gertrude Keber
Ralph Appleby, Mary Andrew
Second set Judges, P. N. Smith
H. Melchlor: clerk. F. J. Schwab
Joseph Ebner, Henry Saalfe.d.
Pringle: Judges, L. W. Potter
R. E. Anderson; clerks. T. L. Da
vidson, Elixabeth Gill, Mrs. Eve
lyn M. Coburn.
Quinaby: Judges, J. C. McFar
lane, R. M. Diem; clerks, Pau
Girold, H. A. Penny. E. L. Rogers
Riverview: Judges, Ben F--Nye
II. K. Cauthorn; clerks, Eva Cau
thorn, Clara Nye, Vance L. But
ler. Rosedale: Judges, G. A. Cole
Jennie Burris; clerks. James Mc
Gilchrist, J. M. Gardner, W. E
Way.
Salem No. 1: First set Judges
Mrs. Effie Fuestman. Mrs. Fior
ence I'.oersma; clerks. Mrs. Clara
Gagnon. Mrs. Edith Kane. Mrs
Grace Chenowth. Second set
Judges, Mrs. Jessie Chapel, Ia
Ronda M. Pierce: clerks. Alice
Forrest, Mrs. Ida Traglio, Mrs.
Fannie M. Millard.
Salem No 2: First set
Judges. It. W. Craig. Ida M. Bun
nell; cierks, Eugenia Gillingham.
May X. Buchner, Laura M. Kloep
ping. Second set Judges. S. S
East. Lucret'o Drager; clerks. H
R. Crawford. Susan C. Salmon
Vivian Lewis.
Salem No. 3: First set Judges
J. N. Skaife. Sophia Keene; clerks.
Maude L. Richardson. flattie K
Cameron. Nancy E. Skaife. Second
-set Judges. W. Y. Richardson. J
B. Parker; clerks. Max Hill, P. II
Holmes, Loren R. White.
Salem No. 4: First set Judges.
W. A. Liston. J. W. Gamble:
rlerks. Mrs. Alice Gray, Mrs. Iau-
ih Wood. Mrs. Lois McKarlane
Second set Judges. W. W. Yan
lis. Emma Hulsey; clerks. Mrs
l.ladys M. Camhle, Mrs. May belle
lurner, Mrs. Lizzie Cory.
Salem No. f: First set Judges
G. W. Eyre. John Ciesy: clerks,
Maud Stenstroin. Mona M. White.
Lawrence P. Back. Second set
Judges. J B. Ashby. Alex Potter;
. ierks. Karl Chapter, Mrs. Emma
Shields. Clem ma '. Paranouagian,
Salem No. i; First set -Judges,
Will E. Purdy. Julius Nelson;
clerks, Nina B. Rowland. Susie A.
Litchtield .Annie M. Luthv. Sec
ond set Judges. L S. Rowland,
Charles E. Raves: . clerks. Joseph
A. Bronson. R. W. Seats. Charles
I. Lisle.
Salem No. T: First set Judges,
J. J. McDonald. Harold Salisbury;
clerks. V. A. English. Beulah G.
l'resiiall. Mable .1. Ringle. Second
set Jud-es. Mrs. I'.ertha Smart.
John Carpenter; clerks. Irene R.
iioxie. W. Pi iett. Effie H. Hum-iit-11
Salem No S : First set - Jildg'es.
J J ;illi.sp: Augie K. Frazier;
. ierks 'ada C Cox. A. E. Hale.
1 1 a L. I!r-lit S-coiid set- Judges
J. C tilaze. Thomas Aiheson;
. Ierks. H W. Hale. E. C Craw
loid. Lewis M McKinney.
Sal. Jii No !' l-'ir-t --t Judges.
W. I--. Kari o. Willa T H id est' ltj ;
clerks. Mrs Lou A Roy. Cordelia
It. Ibc-r. Ella 'fSiotha. re St-cond
set Judges. I). W Fisher. I' S
Dotsoii: clerks. Agnes Moon. Al
bert Copley. Ida V. McDaniel.
Salem No 1": T irst set
Judges, J II Lautcrinan. It it t ti
Brant; cleik-. Anna V. Nelson.
Berth;' C Albrich. Martha S.
Lr.ttzke Second set Judges. R.
N. Homer. J. is C Nelson; clerks.
Certrud" I M Page. Lueila 1
L'ngstiom. Mrs. Olne McCracken.
Salem No 11: First set
Judges. Ceo P Litchtield. Mamie
M. Haydeti; clerks, Mary L. Boes
hen. Iuine M. Downing, Cora
M. Talkiii!:tiin. Second set
Indies. R. 1-i Downing. Lelia E.
Itig.toii; cierks. Ida L. Nilts. Cora
K Renl. .Margaret M Waters.
Salem No. 12: First set
fudge'. A J. Basey. C. W. Corby;
Ierks. Grace W. Hanson. Mary K.
Nathman. Alice Needhain. Second
-et--Judges. A. H. Moore. Peter
W. Ge ser; clerks. Fay B. Rice,
lara L. Albert. F. E. Need ham.
Salem No. 13: First set
fudges, A. B. Hudelson. Elsie
Ithoten; clerks. Elizabeth E. Sher
wood. Edith Matthews. Nettle
Stanton. Second set Judges, C.
. Roberts, Lavilla Richards:
Ierks. E. A. Miller. Julia M.
A'eigel. William E. Sherwood.
Salem No. 14: First set
fudges. Alice S. Fisher. Jennie C.
v'an Trump; clerks. Mailene C.
iCIgih. Melissa Persons. Hattie A.
Jiven. Second set Judges S. If.
V'an Trump. Geo. J. Wend'eroth;
Ierks, J. N. Ganlard. Jessie A
'rince. Blanche Clark.
Salem No. 15: First set
ludges. Ida M. Babcock. Mrs. W.
V. Emmons, clerks. Susie E. Par.
nentcr: Nellie White. Mrs. Bertha
VIcMah-on. Second set Judges
Donald Glover. Miss Laura Heist;'
Ierks. Ranska Swartz, Mabel
Juckestein, Laura McAdams.
Salem No. 16: First set
lulges. Irene St. Helen. Althea
pgue; clerks, Mary S. Moores.
lara Staiger, Mollie C. Dancy
second set Judges. Mary C. Hea-
ey. W. H. Dancy; clerks. Lillian
lunter, Julia Iverson, H. G Cour-
tey .
Salem No. 17: First set
udges. J. F. Hughes. Ida E R.,r.
ows;
lare
clerks. Rose W. Babcock.
A. Vibbert. Marv It n9.i.'
Second set Judges. O. A.' Olson!
ohn Bayne; clerks. Elmer A.
)aue. F. S. Gilbert. Earl Daue.
Salem No. IS: First set
fudges. W. F. Drager. W. J Lin
oot; cierks. Elizabeth L. Bohrn
tedt. Ruby N. Hoffnell. Helen
'ngrey. Second set Judges
Herman Schellberg. George Shaw-'
derks. Daisy M. Mclntyre, C A
Vrpke, Dora B. Schellberg.
East .Salem: Judges EE
Vfatten George Edwards; clerks
Mil ton Ma gee. A. A. Hager. E. A
A ii f ranee.
Salem Heights: First set
fudges. B. j. MleSf w Mon
ney; clerks. Nellie G. .Baldwin
Laura h. Grant. S. Z. Culver
-second set Judges. A. J. Rald
;in William MeGilchrist. Sr
cerks. Esther Baldwin. Hazel l'
iJishop. A. M. Chapman
St. Paul First set-Judges.
S. Mullen. J. m. Gooding;
oierks s. J. McDonald, .Stephen
J Merten. John F Theo B. Bren
tano. Second set Judges, J L
ook. 1. F. Huyserie; clerks' j'
':li"K. F. R. Coleman. Rob
ert McNamee.
Scullard: First set Judges,
fames B. Hunt. Klsie Vincent;
cierks-. c. j ( ros,)y MarWrtMc
(ornnck, Edgar Crosbv. ss.n.i
let
W.
- Judges, Albert H. Crosby F
Austin; clerks.
. T. Met ormick. Roy Scollard
Scotts Mills: First set Judges
Jessie B. Bark hurst. Maude My
's. clerks. Anna R. White. Llda
I'''"her. Josie Hartnian. Sec
ond set -Judges. Ceorge V My
ers, w. T. HogK: clerks. Frank
chiedler, B. N. White Ivan I
Smith.
Shaw: Judges II. A. Keene
- T. Gilbert; clerks C, I put.
nam. W. II. Ilowd. Dail T. Cham
lerlain. Sidney: Jmlges- -Mrs. Nellie
B. Simpson. Ernest Todd: clerks
Edna Wintermantle. William II'
.scott. George W. Palmer
Oliver Faiig: jUdge8
fhelps. Frank Glover:
-II. A.
clerks.
iara h. V olz. H C
Neal.
Todd, E. C.
North Silverton Fire
Jiidges. A. F. Hobart iii.
llartley: clerks. Kii.il J.oe. Ronnie
Mehrends. . W. MiWtr. Secon.i
J""s. o. G Larson
A H.
.-miin: cierks. Ed Ham
ire. Carl
i.ee. u'in Hadley.
; South Silverton:
i H. Thompson. Frank
clerks. Arthur Dahl
Jr . Harrv 4
Judges G.
S. Bowers;
Fred Krug.
. KaR Silverton; First
set .
j " "ges U w. Scott
Preston; clerks. Mrs
Jr.. Mrs. I-:, a. Booth,
i Second net Judges
Mrs. T. E
W Scott.
J 1) Drake.
John Hob-
. "'i. -Mrs. Rud I
"son; clerks
I Mabel torts
i Cavander.
William Egan, Fred
West Silverton: -irst SPt
;". w- Riches. uorRe
"s. er; clerks. L. C Allen. Jo-
Kei.hinu 1a "
c' T "r,,wl1- .Minnie Wilson
I uiiu net Judges. A.
F. Black-
I my. Marion Palmer
clerks. Re-
er Allen. Josie
Stalker, Myrtle
East man.
Stayton: First set-Judges.
Jx Lambert, , Andrew Ferry;
clerks Nora Crabtree Taylor, Mary
Fuson. Lucy Brown. Second set
-fudges, A. L Mack. Joseph
Kearns; cleiks. Claude Darby. IL
E. Bennett J. H. Thomas.
East Staiyton: First set
Judges. Henry Smith. Frt'd ICmk;
clerks. Frances Parry. Mrs Mar
garet Schaefer. Emma Sloper.
Second set i Judges. Virgil Mas-
sey.
T J. Ware: clerks. w . t.
Blakely.
Frank Pieser, C. A. Lu-
thy.
West Stayton: Judges -Stanley
McLaughlin. O. W. Cobb:
clerks. I R Hammer, Amanda C.
Lathrop. Llda L. Walker.
Sublimity: 'First ret -Judges,
E. C. Denny, F. A. Zimmerman;
clerks. John A. Ditter, Mrs. Dean
Hunt. W. J. Hermens Second
set Judges. C. P Durst. Frank
A. Bell.: clerks. Wayne V. Ashby.
F J. Riesteier. Clarence J. Hunt.
Turner: First set Judges
John Cirardin, C. W. Hunsaker;
clerks. R O Witzel. F. C. Dazell.
II L. Karl. Second set Judges,
II R. Peetz. Howard Baker:
clerks. C. A. McKay, Robert C.
Hunsaker. Fred A. Moore.
Victor Point: Judges H. E.
King. Melvina Doerfler; clerks,
Amelia Jones, Myra Fischer, prlo
W. Humphreys.
Waconda: Judges E. M. Pal
mer. Charles M Half; clerks, Al
bert J. Egan, Ray Patterson, A.
R. Barton. -
Woodard : Judges Ed i Treu
ter. d. E. Thomas; clerks, Joseph
Marty, Lyle Maude Seeband, Fred
Clow.
East Woodburn: First set
Judges, Caleb A. Simmons, Delia
P. Overton; clerks. Glenn A. Gou
let. S B. Layman. Paul Mills.
Second set Judges. L. M. Bitney.
Francis Feller: clerks, Fred Par
ker. James Livesay, l'etle Love.
West Woodburn: First set
Judges, Lydia S. Chapman. Mabel
Settlemier; clerks., Minnie Rich
ards. LaFayette Lawrence. George
Beebe. Second set" Judges. E.
P. Morcom, Joseph Duboise;
clerks. John H. Becker, A. Beck,
George Dorr.
Voting places are as follows:
Anmsville I. O. O. F. hall.
Aurora I, O. O F. hall.
Breitenbush School house, dis
trict 123.
Brooks Ramp's hall.
Butteville The Hop Crowers'
Insurance office.
Champoeg Jette building'.
Chemawa Woodman hall, one
half mile west of Chemawa.
Crolsan Query's hall at Lives
ley. Donald Hocking & Desart hall.
Elkhorn School house, dis
trict lllu
Englewood Mrs. Dexter Fields
house on Asylum road.
Fairfield School house in dis
trict 26..
Fairgrounds Hayesville school
house.
East Gervals City hall, Ger
vals. West Gervais John Mills'
hours in Gervais.
Horeb Winkley's hall in
Gates.
Central Howell Howell Prai
rie Association hall.
North Howell North Howell
Grange hall.
East Hubbard City hall n
Hubbard.
West Hubbard Room. south
of Hubbard Drug company.
Jefferson Masonic hall.
Liberty Liberty hall.
Macleay Macleay Grange hall
Alarion W. O. W. hall in Mar
ion. McKee Belle Passi school
house.
Mehama Champ's hall.
Mill City Hammond Lumber
company's opera house.
Monitor Miller's hall.
East Mt. Angel City hall.
West Mt. Angel Mt. Angel ho
tel. Pringle Davidson's house on
Pringle road.
Quinaby Oregon Electric depot-
Riverview Riverview school
house.
Rosedale Rosedale school
house.
Salem No. 1. Cnited Brethren
church, corner Seventeenth street
and Nebraska avenue.
Salem No. 2 First floor Bun
galow Christian church. Court
and Seventeenth streets.
Salem No. 3. Cameron's Paint
shop. Twenty-first street between
Chemeketa and Cnter streets.
Salem No. 4. Swedish taber
nacle, corner Mill and Ki'teenfh
streets.
Salem No. r Richmond schoot.
Salem No. 6 Yew park school.
Salem No. "--Highland school.
Salem No. S. lason Lee
church, coiner Jefferson and Whi
ter streets.
Salem No. 9 Baptist church,
corner D and Cottage streets.
Salem No. 10. Garfield school
COMB SAGE TEA
Darkens lU aut ifulJy and Restores
llN Natural Cdr ami
Lustre at Once.
Common garden sage, brewed
into a heavy tea, with sulphur and
alcohol added, will turn gray,
streaked and faded hair beautiful
ly dark and luxuriant. Mixing
the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe
at home, though, is t roublesom-.
An eas'er way to get the ready-to-use
preparation, improved by the
add-tu n of otner ingredients. :i
large bottle at little, cost at dru,
stors. known aa "Wyeth's Sase
and Sulphur Compound." thus
avoiding a lot of muss.
While gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we all des're to retain o-ir
vuuthful appearance and attrac
tiveness. By darkening your hair
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound, no one can t"I!. be
cause it dr.ps it so naturally, so
evenly. You iu9t damnen i
sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, tak
ing one small strand at a time;
by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared. After another appli
cation or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
luxuriant, and you appear years
younger. Adv. ,
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Miss Marie Pre vast, a noted bathing beauty and a partaker in nor
than a score of comedies made on the California coaat, where water ports
pre viil, will desert comedies to appear In drama. Miss Prevost ha of
fered to send the newspapers "more dignified" .photographs of herself In
return for many similar to this. Would you trade?
Salem Xo. 11 County court
house.
Salem No. 1 2 Real Pruner fac
tory, corner Trade and Winter
streets.
Salem No. 1.1. FJ. Sherwood's
residence. 7S" Cross street.
Salem Xo. 14. Kurtz's Truit
dryer, North Commercial street.
Salem Xo. 15 Hunt's cannery,
on Division street
Salem No. 16 City hall.
Salem No. 17 W. C. T. IT. hall.
Salem Xo. 18 Friends church,
corner Washington and Commer
cial streets.
East Salem Rickey school
house.
Salem Heights Salem Heights
hall.
St. Paul City hall.
Scollard Jim McCormick's
store in West Woodburn.
Scotts Mills 1. O. O. F. build
ing. Shaw Sehof's hall.
Sidney Crange hall.
Silver Falls II. A. Phelps"
house.
North Silverton Basement f
St. Paul's church.
South Silverton Evergreen
school building.
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A Big Lot of Merchandise which was Bought at 33 l-3c on the regular Ksl .
price. Here are a few of the bargains.
Men's
Cood Silk Lisle Socks, 3 pairs $1.00
Light weight Union Suits 98c
Half and Half Union Suits $1.38
B. V. D- 98c
Sealpax $1.25
Men's Khaki Whipcord Pants $1.7.1
Men's Pants, hij;h grade $2.98 and up
Men's Working Shirts 78c
Hlack Sateen Shirts 98c
Men's Lee Coveralls $2.75
Men's Dress Shirts $1.25
Men's Hats and Caps T0c and up
Men's $2.00 Straw Hats 50c
Suitcases
Dig Strong Suitcases $1.18
Dlack Leather Handbags, regular $10.
00 $7.50, $ 1.50
CONSUMERS'
373-377 Court
20, 1021 .
THE DRAMA
East Silverton
bers in Silverton
West Silverton
Council cham
G. A. R. build-
ing.
Stayton Xeibert's hall.
East Stayton Masonic halL
West Stayton Commercial
club hall.
Sublimity C. O. F. hall.
Turner Masonic hall.
Victor Point W. O. W. hall.
Waconda J. C. Savage garage.
Woodard School house in dis
trict No. 133.
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in Woodburn. ,
, West Woodburn city hall. ?i
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CUu-le I'arr .- "'itseui. L. r;
Ulii'sh oiwiiiliia landldat.e for the
(liiipic trials vou an eight mil
rr li -re loa,(.ht .. the Gordoa
trophy nnd a gold medal. m
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t-l'too Ktatemioan '1-tNNiri4l AAm
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No Two Men
Are Built Alike
Unless a Suit of Clothes
is TAILORED TO YOUR
measurements and re
quirements, it certainly
is not going to fit you
perfectly. There wilhbe
some fault with the fit
IN TAILOR-MADE
CLOTHES every feature
of your build is taken
care of, such as the low
shoulder, prominent
blades, long or short
neek, square pr sloping
shoulder and I numerous
features of your particu
lar build.
Then compare our prices
for T A I L 0 RED
CLOTHES with the pric
es of mere ready-mades.
We will tailor you a suit
of all wool materials as
low as and in addi
tion give you ...
Extra Pants
Free
It will pay you to see our
line of Pure Virgin Wool
Materials Step in today
and look them over
Scotch Woolen
Mills
426 State St- Salem, Or.
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Mr'
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Shoes
Men's Working Shoes, black and brown,
13.75
Men's Dress Shoe?, tan and black $5 op
bodies'
AH colors, of Ladies Hose -25
ladles' Pumps, ldack only ...$25
Dig assortment Cilildrens Summer Suits
big line 14 $2-00
Children's Shoes $1.15 op
Grocery Department
Dig line of Shopping Daskets 63c and up
(Galvanized IJuckets
All Copper Doiler $5-25
Aluminum Tea Ke'ttles, lifetimers $3.00
Salem, Oregon
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