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In this paper und also tin? local news published h r- n.
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Ktephon A. Ktonu. .
Kalph Glover
Frank Jaskonki . . .
DAILY STATKS'MAN. wivnl I'
null a u- L t. . ii' i -lr innnlh
DAILY STATKS VAN. I.v niarf. In
months. SI : for th r-.- months. ',) o-nis a month, in Marnm
and Folk counties.; outKld' of thso counti's. $7 a ar. t ::
for Kin months, $1.7a for three month. 6 ten's a month. When
not paid in advance. :.o lents a year additional.
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Kntered nt the Post office in Salcui.
SALEM IS STILL
Salem is still the hop center; the larjrcst primary hop
market in the world, that is, the la ryes t buying market from
fir8t hands
Though the Oregon acreage i only about 50 per cent of
normal, and it would not be wi.se for inexperienced nun to
set out new yards in this district.
However, there will likelv be hops grown in the Salem
district for a verv loner time,
arc many uses for hops, including the drug trade, the trade
of the bakers for yeast, and the trade of the makers of mild
nitxii, uriinv.-) - i
- And the latter may persist and grow to uch an extent i
'as to make such a revival of the industrv as to call lor a.
I largely increased acreage. Who knows? j
And the foreign demand
trict produces a hop of such
quality as to guarantee a persi.sieni tan irmu ioiei;n num- .
era of malt drinks of high quality tor the tuiet traic ai.
over the world; and these manufacturers will always pay a
good to a fancy price for considerable quantities of our Ore
gon grown hops.
This year, any way, hops will continue to le the kin
of our crops, so far as high cash returns to the acre are con
cerned at least for the supplies that will go forward under
contract to English accounts. And this will le so next year
and thfr year after, at least, till present contracts expire.
So there will be distributed here in the channels of t ratio
two to three or even four million dollars for the crop that
Is coming on, which gives every promise at this tinfb of
ihowing good yields of excellent quality.
The articles and interviews printed on the Salem Slo
ran page, from the leading growers and dealers, should have
ihe careful readingof every grower in this district. .There
are vital messages carried in them, and no grower can afford
to pas3 them by or to disregard the warnings and advice
given.
The Statesman said the maraschino men would come to
the Salt-m district this year, if the emergency tariff bill
passed. They are coming, evidently all of them, a fid. though
at low prices, perhaps all the maraschino type cherries, that
is, the Royal Anno type, at least, sill be taken. And thu
the money for the primary 'stock of this trade will be diverted
to the Salem district, and away from Italy and Spain, from
which countries these cherries were firming duty free, undei
a vicious interpretation of the Underwood tariff law. Now
if the main tariff bill, when it is finally introduced, 'shall
carry at least a G cent a pound duty on cherries, as it should
in future years the maraschino manufacturers will have tc
pay more than a living 'price for our cherries of the type the
must have. If the bill, when it finally comes out, docs not
carry a C cent duty, our growers must make Home howl in i
vociferous demand for their rights.
Now that the bootleg and moonshine cases are brine
taken up again, in regular order, it is to be hoped that then
will bo no hesitancy or failure on the part of our officers ii
the due enforcement of the penalties oT the laws, according
to thy rules of lustice and right. That is nothing more thar
the whole people have a right to expect and demand.
Summer Excursion
Rates
To Eastern Points Through
, CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES
Tickets on sale June 1st to August
15th inclusive. Limit three months
from date of sale, with final return
limit October 31st. For full particu
lars write, telephone, or call at "office.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY
E. E. Pcnn, General Agent,
l:iKsrnirrr Department.
53 Third St., Portland,
1. m
Statesman
Mating, r
. Managing Kdiioi
Cashier
Manaii'-r -I -1 I' p'
c;:rrur in Salem and u Im r I..-. 1
advanc. $C a yar, $S for -ix
Ongon. as si cotid (lass mailer.
TIIK HOP ( ENTER
perhaps lor nil time, ir i nere
may grow, for the saiem
character and of such higli
Oregon Xll (j
I Fifty million dollars for tlw
cattlemen. 'I hat's another steer.
If someone would only settle
i lit- ! .all viiy o: ! hi
: a I i '
1 ' lilOi 1 .l! I'
'1 In jm i 1 1 1 1 t.iKi ii t Pre- :
.( lit ll.inlini; in i.ivo. of a jv, hii
pi 1. 1 1 Im bo...- Ii ii :i .i ' lli.i'
I.. j .11. ii l- i v lor 1 I A
.. iii. i ! I:m t.iii i i,n in i lid i l.i-
!.: :ti , I ' vol- V. I I I.. 1 1! V ilieli.:.-.
l;u-.-i;
d-elar.-.
'. . t 1 1 ' i 1 1 ; .
us S i ri-t.'iy lluh-
!li.l V in ".II 1 ill i I'll i
I. lit : i .!:.! ll : Ii " .1 line!
'" 'I" "
I V - (if h : I ! ! 1 i ! '
..f man power ai d I or nv
I ; im i . ., iii a ; a p
Hp II I he o-i: II ';i
I,' i Uli a In i till ! 1
iii'- liir--.ni ai.'.nims .-.id 'lie -cm-
ra I ii o I i il i' ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 of limit:
: enerai!) iii the I 'i. d Stat ;.
the in. i rria v af ahea! :k plen
I.Tiil a- i:-:i.il II lal-.-- iii'itr lli'in
that to h 1 1 a n - !e 1 1 in"!i .
In J) i t -1 ol the fa.-- that ii.au
people ar-' getting what li'ium
they imagine tiny mu.-t lia'.e : .
i:ook or clonl;. nlje thin- iiii::!;!
as m-11 he a k now ledi-eil tlnT
are many more who were (iiiiim'i
; drinkers and liaie iint al-o-1
I'ely. Truth is truth. E
chari ge.
lorm.-r Senator r veridg.- .f
Indiana has declined the Japan-
ambassad.irship. t ut win n-
mam in tn- country d make the
' " ffr i nited states senator to
- mceed Senator New ai was th.
i..y orator in me upper noih' ,
when he dropped out ten oar. ;
ago. I
SOM:TI1M. ST xs (oo!,
Tllf. eove,nmi.ilt is g. tt n ,- :.r
p-;.r a mi,1.r f druggists win.
,..lV(. u,.,.n
ing prui:'' juice foi
whiskey. The natural impul
of tie pharmacist when h" i-. on
i f any article o, pnparation i
to piibviitute something Just as
Lood H ie in Oregon people ar -arrastoming
themselves tf) Ih"
("lift that prune juire i s as i-inn)
;.s any whiskey that was ever
made. The only trouble is that
a bit of foolish men ki'k at beini.'
asked to pay $S a pint for prune
lice.
A FLAO THAT WILL SIKH K.
What will be the fe lints of
the people whim the tri-color c,
black, white ami red is acijin
seen floating from the mastroad
in American harbors? Yet we
nust ne pr"pi'red I r Mich a sight
Aithin th near future. The Oer
inan mm chant lied is trowing
As siHin as the war bf tween tie
'nitcd Statf-s and the former
Centra! Powers is olficia;ly il
lared at an end Certiians will be
.eekin American trail' directly
tistead if indirectly, as at pres
nt. And so the color of th
till hated Hohrr.ollern will np
iear in our ports aga'n. for th"
las: o! the Cermait
mercantile
narine is tn bb-matic .if the join
!n' of the llolif n'olb in black and
.'. bite w ith the red and w hi'e
lie famous but. Ioiik fiefun.'t llan
alic L'aL'iie. The Cerman:
lioiibl fhanre Ih- colors of (hat
la. for it r"prs'nls influenceti
hat have diparUil.
It would be somewhat of
hock to some p ople to read in
he shipping report., that the '
, ... , . ' ,
te.-.. .r Hmdenburg has arrived (
n New ork: that rfe- Ludondor! f ,
s en lorite to Ito.ton. and Drat '
tie Tlrpitz has saib-d from Hji
1'irg for the Cnit-l States. Thus.'
r the name f Hu-o Stmn.-s' ,
icw 1 2. tiOtr-ton steamers launched
A-ithin the past few months
.... . 1,1 ' .
vitn tnose nam--, th y won't b-!
popular in Ameihaa ports. The
Teutonic coal bamn Oroul.l c, .,..'. '
o,e ,ih.., ,,-
' " "'"- ''-
emplat-s u-itjc his !s lor
trans-UiatiTi,. -erni .-.
He is rn.' ti.- orilv on- , i he
, , ,
var-mad. rn h thai is ,01,-11-..,.
'ng sff im bios. It i rr..ri.-.
"hr't -b ipba I bli ti i- ie fi;i w:n'
11 the fi.'l m
i :i
.'.' ' tha
arge ;i"icb.irit -s-. I t.'.kmj
'he wrier in rapid sucf e -sini
rh will t. (-..'iviiip th. r ,
rvs f'-ir -.' r '.1. - 11
' . I uli, , : . 1 1 ' I 1 : 1 W 1 1 I ' I ;i .'
t 1.- certain they wad not to ubc:
'he Pacific. After a time w. w i !
e? u-e,l to th.i.i. b," at ,ir-t .r
.. . ... . .
... . .,...,.1 .j,. ..i; i (if e
'
'h'tn inside the br-a k w ,1 1 .-r
V 4
BITS FOR BREAKFAST
4
iKririT miebti- u ell
All band- "..i fottmp il...
li.po.-el of
r i iifj hi
e rn. i
i
Th' ma ' rh ino iti n are corn
inp. anil they will be Verv wel
come, tin.- vi.ii, ami in iiitu.-
H.'I'v wit! br'ii" a lot "f men.
FUTURE DATES ;
Jonr r . lo V' i .ri-con Xti"nt ffer :
'm(.ni'ii.i at I nmji l.rwU i. l frt:
Sl-vrnit t
,I..Ir ?"t S, ,,1.T V.rw.n rni,tlT i
Bunttar ' hool t'i'-tiir. tt- tir smnmU 1
July i. " ttf 1 C3IU1 l hulu4 ii, t
in r l:" or four millions -
aiid it will he ir-w money. u i
v hi h ll tra c the who. -Is ot ,
( oiiiiin-1 c. for t'ry one w.ll g t I
some of it. i
Til-' b "a' berrb :' ai Idc and
I u sciou: . a ii I t !ie ;. I f thick oil
;hi- v,i;cs Tin ir i!n'A will soon
!.. Ik-- a i i ii: !: t ii w r. anil it :
! i,. 'v to si : :if..- our a no'ii! !i t i
mole.
Tii' i.- ar
S Hit' pool 1.11 III
; linol board and i
mi n o:i I li" ;
i - in in III M
hi i ii Cat t n ma
able to glVe t III' to maLllir a
(i:ii ;ii' i . ' 1 !! c l v . 1 t
h.p-. by lopping off her. and
tlori'. t!.i.- mav 1 way- louiid
to ft ii:: the depart meV -.
Thi' hi oe ii! i pla ills V lil I i
radv in Ill-gin going ri;:lit u1
I. i ale .-hru an 011111 tin- ' is' ot .Inly, arid th
in Mllg ol tin Salepl liroeiol; -K'niation
in Sah -in Saturday at-
ternootl, to eeiialli;i- e p' I I'-m -s'
In -pit.- Ci i ,.ut vn-ttM. ui1! In- a ii . in pi ii I a n t
one. it v. ii !i i t i ii'ii'ir r 'i '
oiin:4 nidu. ti a sih i i s .
:
Adelo Garrinon'B Nrw PIulho Of
REVELATlOHo OF A VIFE
IIAPTFU l7
WHAT ALI.EX ORAM: RFALI.Y
KNEW VAH T HARRY I V
OI-.KMMi.
Even I,iII:. m's poise, her nerves
oi iron, v.crj not proof against
uns i;..W s o- Ab. u inak
'''an lorg. t h.-r app-aranc
'c'imlalrL
Th; next instant i' had cr.'.shed ;
th" tloor and for a long, t'li-f
mom -nt my 'rietid looked dovv:i
at it vacantlv w.'h gray lac- and
aWaying figure.
Mr. Mrake look-d a; m' iniu r
ingly vvith an f..r"s:-mii ol ic
iiioiseliil f Ir s-- tm his lace. I
.nt mv tinker lily aga.n-t in.-
ip--, lor I knew that .m word o.
apology lroiii I:mii would fi.lv (lis
ri'is ami humiliate Lilian lo
calise it woibi str '-s- th- taf t thai
die was nn.lernablv np-ii. was i -hibilin
a lo-s i.f h-r pm iiii
aat nral in n r.
"Of Course We're Ni l .un "
"On his v a to America '.'" I
repcat'-d. ii nri a though f ',t
v tie- n 'W- . am! ;:omg over I
Mr. Oraki I v as t are t;i to tak'
i po'-t-ifiti wh'f-h brotu'ht me be
tween Lillian and him. I knew
that ishe ni-'ded only a ! v. sec
onds to regain command of her
self, and that the only aid w
could give h r v. as to appear un
conscious of her agitation
Allen Irral'.e's fpii'k wits. '.a v
through my ruse at once, and
with an unworthy little thrill oi
inumph over him 1 saw tin und"
aiable fflcam of adni'iation b aj'
iii to his eyes.
"Of com:-', wi'ie not sure ol
that lasr lot," lie am'-mb-d bur
ri illv , "but all the v b io I
lUVe bi en at le to Rather pollit.-
t i the conclusion."
Tell II All .Minutely."
"Th' n ii was i ally he in tha
dcrmaii pri mi'.'" I te-i i--'i .
"Ves." Alb'ti Lrake iitarned
He evidently iat nd' il to siy rni.r.
i... . i '.- .. i. L 1 1 ;i I -
',ul .' "' ' .' "
IiliV-iy ar soiiieru 'ir. nerniin rn
And tin ii Lilian's voice. l.-ar. ti-
rut into I he conversation
"Teil us all von have b arll- d
h' sa id f rif.ply .
I stfl' a look at h'-r. Sh" wa
still pallid, but every tietnor. ev
ery trace of emotion wiis gone
trom br. The fev sicnn l-,' r -fpir-
bail In "ii en'oik'h to enalili
h..r In mill heiselt l-ccllur Sh
was again the domin at ing 'igut"
of our I tile group,
' Th'-re i n t so inrch to ! U."
Mr. Irrak" ! uiii'd b sitaim-lv
, ,aw l5:a,t ln,:i. i,e dreal. d
a breakilov a f.u Lillian V part, al
'hough lie I. ad wijrked with h r
many tunes, l-to.-w ol whai ( .1:1111
steel h r ri iv'-s we- m id"
Hut 1 i i-biet.,1 irom th- mii'
tioiis h" had put to m" w hile Lil
lian was absent from the room
lb'. t I. is sh v-d obs.-i va t ion. h , -I
d-dn'-"d th" r-al s'at" ol l.'ilian-
f,.(.linps toward Cue husband who
had treate d I r s i badly and th"
:rtrt w hi !ov"d br so smcr"'v.
" bop l-sstv. T r-rore. be was
no. ur(. v-,;,t eif.-.-t bir. new:-' I
would bav.- upon her.
"T 1! it all, minnttly." LiPia".
'commanded
vim know " Mr iH 'ke b-
. . W(. ,,;ivt. . ..,. frMi;
.. r .-.... Mr 1 t..leru .! fur v. :
"v ' r -in" in- w; itpoiii-d m.-s I
: '.. f .1 1I1 .1 li i- uu f :i 1 . . :
it.,, m.in v.i,,i:ul.'il !n Iii.' O- mi.l'i
,;.,-. . nf Sonir time vv
could g I ii'i lui'ber (btails con
1 ertnriK lii"i Th-n. iei-ntl. w
'"'.und tb.il le bad I ov.r-d
. , .
1.1. si mir 'in! .ii-lv '"in hi
U(lli!ids - h- mu t have the miis'i
?ur -n o a j.ant
' "" ll',s " I-'"'-"' i'i'"'T'- d
in. nai 1' iir 1 v io- i'.i!i" 'i im
. 1 ,
- I I 11I1M . lei Hi
. ,v M- I'r.iV -'s . . brows
up momenra: ) . ;ut lo- cn tin if d
, , ,.. Iir , ,
-ners' I'.- wa- not a pri-oier ar-
t- v th I'lm's'i'
.. I, ! ..' ,r,, ,
i V... . n. r .. t d vi i fon of II
l'rnh coa t. Tier w I ! tr
f him. n' cur . .v - n-'o
had iv h:m a- w. w .ubl .. ci tn -,r
fait i a of ,i',ir ii""i. -'th
v. h-.m le- cr- w iiair. l iinmmy. re
ports that M' C id'-w'.-.i'd a'"l
'.io.' that b thought lie -voubi "'
ba-k to America .ir.il "begin all
over again.
I In !- i on i ' ii iron '
m U
10
Mr 1
Special
Six Week Sutntner Term
June L' .Tilly 2'J
Salem School of Expression
147 N. Commercial St.
Phone O'J'
urn
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K Y MAHCl'KHITI-: fl LKKSON
i iii:'i v-.-'i: i;.
I t pi i-:-i III -I I
,l,!.t:, at tin' MtoMiiul council
(.; the r.ueral I". d I a Ii ii of -
in...'. .In!., win. Ii in. 1 last Week
in Sa t l...ke. Mrs Ida 1'.. ('alia-
h.in. pie-jiLint ot the (iri'o:: :(!-
eLiiMUi. lias ju-t relumed to h' r
hone' Hi 'oivaK; following th"
i 'in fe: . nee
Mis Callahan reports the wor'. t"r Sinilli.
"f th-' cniKiei! In ing hioad and "
a'-.ed in chancier The I'lin;.; Mis. Art liar li.nt.m anddaii-h-aff.ni
- w . r- in'ert .-t rig leatute- ler. I '.a t l.,irn . will return today
ol the conference to III i r home in Astoria after
Tlie poliiiis i 'commended !i..;-""ial davs i-it with lrit)ds
the conn ll aie. that lel-d lie- a lid relatives ill Salem. Mr.
mcitines ,, the general 1 e, er t - ' I 'a 1 t "I! l.as he. ii the inspiration
lion h' annual instead of bun-: lor a number of parties and
uiai ai !aii: thai stale pt esil nt s ium hcotis during her short visit.
1 he considered part of the eccU-
iive bo.iiil that all clubs be in
i. rest-'d lo Income members of
lie' Mate (('delation before afiili
atii.g directly with the general
a-, -eiubly. and that Ml' constitu
t'o., uf -rate f, delations be more
in-.': ! ! v u n ! lol In
SII.VERTON, Ore., .firtie 2'J.--iS)e(-;al
lo '1 1 1 Statemar, i
i'i. fling of f on id ra hie interest
'n Si'verton's jmiri' it set oifiir-
r 1 1 this afternoon win n M ss
Waude l.argirit, the old-.-! daugh
:er o: Mr and Mn Jasper l.at
'i nt. beiame lb - bride o: W. H
'osho ( f 1 lo'se, I da .
The wedd liLr ceremony w is
held in the Christian church w:'Ji
K v. .1 l'.'!i!,ett olfif i.iMiig. I'.eloie
tin- r-'in ti y Miss F rn Mid M : -Frances
Freeman sang "Thoo
Kndea riue doling Charms." Th'
'uiile walkf'l in on the arm of Ipt
ather. wl:o eave Ium away. The
' ridi groom was nccompani 'd by
John Recce et Poise, Idaho. Miss
Miss Kdna Largeiit presiued :-t ,Th" second chapfr nf Alpha
he piano : A ):n,'(-'a in Oregon will be in-
The' bride was nttir-'d in a gown ' t'eii durin,- the convention. The
-f whit- s ut in wore a veil and women of the new chapter are
arrietl ; boii "t of white swed ' members of a local group .1'
peas. The maid of honor wore 1 "'" Cniversi'v of Oregon whi"h
ale gr. a "i lo t ov.-r a.i undershp ha- fust recently be n cran'eil a
il pink satin Miss Kilua Luigf 11; 'hapter of the sorority. Initia
Aore a pink sat, 11 ."own. Hon i f Hi" ;roup and installation
I turned lat.-'v ait 1 t be c r ni"" v of tb" chapter will take place in
re.ipiiou v.s bifid at the bride's the l.al! room of the Multnomali
:iome. A bu'f.'t luii' Peon was 1, 1. f ' li i chapter of Alpha Chi
rvi-d alter wh'nh i lie br d Oie.eca :( Oregon Agricultural col-hr-w
her bofiri't. Th- taxiii't ,;-,. will In- well r i pi t n t ed at
a- laegh by Mrs- Lilie Ma!- the convention,
ion Alt' r th.- guests Irnd .igif 1
n Hi mn t bio' . Mr. I'm Mi" f(f interest to Salem folk Is th"
..;bo-:t I. mo,,r car t'r L'-v - .llir,oiiiic.'tin.nt i I he en-a.-ement
ton. Ida. v here they will in. i!" ,, i. . i,,., tii(.u i:ll,i.ili,.r of
will rn.t
..-ii . . ... I
I heir home I h'-y
I I to 1 1 1 11 ( '. 1 v - on t li
Wl" " '
I
M :
Codi'i wa-
mniber
, rs... , i.i.i '", m.tructor at Paiific college
!7 '"" . af";riri,";,I1 tor . y,, She was gradu
she attend-.! th.- I 'im.,, ii, , wniamette universitv
)r-gon. graduating tlur' irom ...
he school of i l.v.i. al , ducat, on -"'d has done considerable p.-t
a-t Mondav Sh- is a n.emb' r rac.ly women
,. the 7.. t Itbo Hps Ion sorority "f 1 acifie college we,. ruests at
Th" guest . pves.ni at 'he w-d - '" a n n . m nc-men t party held rein-
wci. Mi-.s Mil Ir-d Haw cently in N'ewberi.. Mr. Da mi is
-it Portland. Mrs. . I. Schafer. Mbs 'i flndructor at, Cu'iiford ol
'.lllian S- ha'ir. .'v. rs Joe Wint"". lege i:i North Carolina,
Mrs T. A. K"al. Dr. and Mrs. , -"-''arl
W ilson. M sses V' rn a'i'l Mr. and Mr.-. Charles Uye of
Prances pr email. Mrs. C Petit, Chicago w ;" quests of Mr. and
Mi-s Irene I'eitit, Mrs. D ('.race. Mrs. (' :. l:i-bop Tuesday. M ,-.
lis l.i'l.e Mads :i. K". :md M' -. Pye is -ecietiir;.- of the National
I I'.eepeit Mrs. Call ILibevlv . : ( lothiers' as-o iation juicl is vve.-t
Cor-e lleeley. all ot Silverl.ui ; ot hi- vaiation. The arty have
Hid Mi' - h-r Sa millers of l(iel- lmm. on to San Francisco,
'and. On-.. Mr. and Mm. C. -J it:
o'fieti and .lohn C.oldi n o! Co'.d- (;(,ri',oii W Olcott w ith his
ntiale. Wash. i.-ra n d i a t h"r. 0-en D Hutton. left
""" f enlay for l'i"llon I '.each fo'
.Xirs Uobr-rt Sin; on and Mrs. t he -u m mer. Cov.rnor ami M i
Wi'l liabcock wre bos es.a-s a t a j;,.,, oi.-otr will -o to the In ach
ri'L'e pi.ity fur ih - oflieeis "' itt i!,e Miuimei.
i he liastern Star lodL'e. P.I lie and
v ii'te flowers w.r' used iff"- Th" Th ; r. da v Kvcri in .". "i , 1 s i,
iv. "v in d"'oratiri - tb' liviir; iri'oved a iea-ant picnic S'lnd.i.v
ooiii' anil pink ros-e.s si ml -tr-am- at tie Oaks a In as' men t pais neai
rs lent a pba-in:; combination. Pottland. A d.-liLhtfui tim- w a
Hiuh score for t!ie aT-moo'i i-npveil by th" members and
was won bv Mr-'. I'er'-y ( 'upper, their :m sts, and plans were for-
i be firi.e b''in:: a pair of pm!; 'nulated for other similar exi tir-
fainlles. Low -fore went to Mr-. fo:i- lat i in the suinmiT.
Paul Hans.-!' Th.- ilainty lunch Invited tne-is were Mr. tind
carried out the color scheme of Mis, James Mover of Sell wood,
pink and white. Mr-. I'.abco.-k Mrs. Kdna Lukens, Mi"s Oludys
was assi-ti il in s'TVing by her Lermoti. A H. K'dsey :ind Mr. an i
wfi dauuh'.T.s, Amelia ami lb"- Mis Loy Campbell Meinliets at-
tha. tendi!:" included Mr. and Mrs. O.
The piles s wre Mr- l'yron I. Scott. Mr and Mrs. C. K Mar-
llo.rick Mi- A'.nie Kl-nt. r , or Mr and Mrs. T. W. Daviea,
With All
Cheese Dishes
for lunches, suppers, special
occa-.ons. For rarebrt rnstead
of toast, because they're richer
and dontier and for toasted
cheese they're incomparable.
Snow Flakes are truly a unique
foda wafer. Made from finest
inre'iicnt j in modern, sunny
bakeries Their whoiesome
ncss and invariable tre;hnc5
will delight you.
At yur grocers In red pack'
jc; and family tins .
-1 ,
-V'.
f PPOO'JCT I '
joda waler. Made from finest IhrfcSn "1 H
t,: ''','-Vv Wt&rSSs? Don'' a:k 'r rrnckr"
j V C ii CHO( OLATL LCLA1RLS i
, A -.nl-ljl ttn-f C3r'f:on tZ,fc- JSk 'III
Pacifi Cc:t Biscuit (o. c ! '
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 23, 1921
.; vp'iv I'l l Nil-'- Mr.- .M. C. i'ettys. JIK, i t'ciid the I'lom ers da e. r
linir nn-.-i- Irani; I'.town. Mrs. II I'. K n Ii n . , Tti. afiair lasts lor thr.-u
Mi- li.ivid Wriulit. Mrs. Frank
sh.'.l'e:-. .Mis I rein " i k LiocK''
Ml- l'e. CllPt 1'. Mts. N ' I' I
Hans. Ml-. II. F. !';cs,i
M i s. I'au !
Il.ii -' i
Mis Geiiiad' I 'a i" j
Mr.
I '.at:
I i'-i-i
Ha!, 'h Thompson, Mrs J
I. Mi-- Gussie Nib's. Mr-.
II liu i n tt and Mis. Wal-
'J'he l.urdijc Luncheon club wiU
meet tlis afternoon with Mrs
John NpN'ary. v. North Summer
rtleet.f' Invited i-U'sts will be
Mrs. ;-Mr::e Sargent of San Fran-
isco, .Vlrs. Charb-s Gray and Miss
I i' III a .e (liny.
Mr-Allen Olc iitt . ft lat niht
for Portland and will he joined
'heie toiiy by (biv m nor Olcotl
They will fen to Camp Canny, Port
Stevens, .Aid Camp Lewis, where
'he (lrLi'i men are enca in pi d .
I'hev will rVt'irii the lirst of next
W'"'.
i
I '"' '"
Miss ll.i Sp-aulding and Miss
Amelia l;.ibco-k went to Portland
today lo atlend the Pacific coast
conference of Alpha Chi Omega
which is being h'-ld there this
week This conventou j held bi
eni.ially. but this is the fllst time
it has I f i'ii In-Ill in Port'and, al
ways beiore having been in Cali
fornia.
Mr. ami Mrs. 11. C. Miles of Sa-
h oi I . Ifi.L,,,-! II I f li M . ,f V,.r-
.11 ' iioir- ii ii. ' .1 I l 1 1 iri , " l 'll
Carolina. Miss Mibs has been
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farre',1. Mr.
and Mi s. George Skells, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Nehlien, and - Mr. and
.Mrs. Fred I'.o.elle Children . in
the party were Veda Ferrell, Ron-
aid Ferrell. .Maxine Skells. Kus-
...el Scott. Veda Ho.ell', Chas l
Caiiipb II and 'lyiLe Campbel!.
M rs. C. P. Id-hop and Mis. L.
1(1. Cures will go to Crown v ille
d.ivs, having begun vst(iday.
. :
.Mrs Rov Ilishoo and childr. n
, ,.( ,1 1 nil! to Cortland e. i.rd.iv
;. 1 1 .r several davs i;it at the C.
1 liishop home.
;;-
The Presb; lerian Aid society
will meet Flblay at f: :. Willi
Mrs .1 P. Frizell. t' !'.' N'oriii
.-'11 Iliini-r ttie't. A : 'l.-t a II I lne
1 esses will be Mrs. .1. V Harbison,
Mrs. P. L. Davidson, Mis. S. II.
Piobert. Mrs. L S .'lieldoii. M rs.
II 'I Love. Mis. T IV .la'-k-on.
Mis. F. L. Purviii" and Mr.-, ot , o
Wilson.
X
Mrs. Klein, I 1 Oak Mr.-et.
was hostess at a l.ii.lge party es-
leidav afternoon hotioriti" M ra
Arthur Dayton of A-toiia. The
iiatty was informal with only two
tabbs. A dainty lunch was
-ei veil by th" bo.-te-s afterwards. '
X -X- i
Miss Maude McCoy is visiting
vvth ln-r mother. Mrs. Kiln! Mc
Coy, in Portland. She will be
L'one two weeks. j
Mr anil Mrs X. I,. Traver of
Corvallis were amour; the guests
at the weddinp of Mrs. Travels'
sister. Miss. Kinina Snook. Tues
day afternoon. With Paul Snook.
n brother, who is in Corvallis
this summer, they drove over in ,
the morning and .returned after I
100 ('. & ll. Ucrrv Sttf:-
ar sr..70
l." lbs. Suuar SI .00
." cans Tomaf iii'-i ."iOc
o cans Corn (i."c
9 lbs. ( risco S !.;
(i lbs. ( risco SI.1J
.'5 lbs. ('ri.co r7c
Ni. 5 Iird 7"H
No. 10 Lard $1..",0
10 lbs. Small Na
Ik-ans ;",f
10 lbs. Fancy Jap
Kice r,rH-
lbs. .Macaroni .'!Sc
."i Tapioca " :;."c
5 ls. Suki I.')C
10 bars Lenox Soap li'Jc
j
J. L. Busiclp: Sons
Cor. State and Com 'I Sis. jiifiin299 N. Com'l St.
7. l..,....c,, -
the! J,f rii .. .Mr. Traver is sup-
; ei iiii;eji(nt of construction at the .
; eollpgl;
i Hl
i45;'',, is visitins
in )oif3aild with iliends.
! ' '
Mr itpeorge Watery drove to
' I'ontlair.'Tuesday with friends. .
; ? it- w
' Mr.j Sirl Mr-". ' F. G. Sargent,
foriii:j&rif Sab in. are visiting at
I he: b'jA'o of Mr. and Mrs T. A.
I.hi'i-lf'.ii; They ar- now living
In H. if 5 Francisco and w ill be i it
Salci.i; (r a (!(. They made
the'itifj) auto.
Tin ?Trl L Pusitiess c.iils' rluh
held fb'.Jr W'gnlai i.ieeting Tu-s-
day $t ffjirni id a picnic supper
rieg IH? n'yel . The:'' eiijovinu
1 hej g ; jvore Miss Delia Amsler,
li:ii ii'i'iJHhi Oowdy. Mi.-s Mar-
i.iij',dj'11frb'i "-on. Miss Ksthor Nal-
rbsiijJ'-jMi-s l-.ilna Mwnerrv,
M isiij itai jorie I'.lake, Miss Agmn
' Seitjihstif, M iss Tucker. Miss Cladya
.-' m jt ! i hs Nollif Jefferson, Misn
; ! I Pti j f'ij'i'g. M::s Marian Zinser,
MisW Maria Delaney. Miss Kilith
1 ''', 'W4 Kva L' Sro,t and
Mis Ajaide Lake.
i - ?i .
W. GAHLSDORF
;125 N. Liberty St.
H) Mr Luna 30c
HI limy Soap 80c
10 i'Vlfs Naplha 80c
It n JVantit iUillir 10c
PMs Corn
cs 11c
Nl'oaslks 11c
Hi.liAnu'ric in Club
v . T.lc
il 11) American Club
j ifr-. per lb. l!Sc
of ! American Club
! ("irffer. per lb. U7c
IHJcrjr iJulk ( of fee, per
' iim.: idc
I ;"' ":r
(li JilrHiids S 1 .00
iitVUncvlay and
I 1 ; '1 hursda v
4 , fei'T. j
i
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