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MA. K. K. FISH Fit will it
hostess this afternoon at i
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i lea lor m em tiers oi i
T. K. O.'s and sisters or P. I;. (!
who aro visiting in Solum or w
live here. Tin- honored ;.ue:
will ho MiM Mary Keynol,
Marysville, Cal.; Mrs. C. H. Co.
Fort Ihiilnflnwa; arid Mrs. W.J.
ygarty. l)uton. Ohio. Mote tln
SO P. K. O.'s and their sisttr
have been invited to the Fisfcr
liiliiio for the afternooW betwu
tho hours of 3 and 5 n'cloi k.
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Mrs. . Walter Spauldlug ad
Mrs. Haytnoud Walsh will le!
today for Kugene whore they till
attend tho state convention of fci!
Auxiliary of the American lefirm
which will open Friday. Jfrs.
Fpaulding is state secretary hd
will attend the meeting of thetx
executivo board at noon today in
Engene.
Mrs. Walter Kirk, president of
l!ii Salem post of the auxiliary,
.will .mi il.i"wn in Kugene Friday
r m1 will be joined Saturday : by
Mr Kirk. Mrs. Kirk and Mrs.
Walsh are fhe delegates from tho
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Friends of Jeanette Siker. will
be M 1 it 1 to know that she b: now
ruiMab-siu after hT illness: of
mure than two weeks duration.
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' Mrs. George A. White returned
I last niKlit from Camp Lewis where
;shn has been with Adjutant Gert
jeral White while the Oregon
i troops were encamped there. Mrs.
iWhite expects to to down to Ku-
jU'lio to l.ttetiil the lull Yen! ion of
the Auxiliary of the American le
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; Mrs. Homer Gouley. member of
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Tile-), Mill
Special
Six Week Summer Term
June 20 July 29
Salem School of Expression
147 N. Commercial St.'
, l Phone, 1484J
the state board of the Daughters
of tho American Revolution, at
tended a meeting of the board in
Portland yesterday. Mrs. I". (J.
Shipley, regent of lie Salem chap
ter and Mrs. Seymour Jones, ex
regent, were also in attendance at
the meeting. Mrs. John Keating,
state regent, has just returned
from the recent continental con
gress in Washington. The Oregon
board met at the Keatmg home
EXTRA SALESPEOPLE
WAITED
To Help Handle Our Immense Crowds on
Bargain Day
Friend
pel Field of Con al' is are congrat
ulating them mi the fiirili t .- .,,ii
Itu-sel Kail . Mr Fiel.l-. was li.r
uelly MisS Olive lie. k b y i,
Salem.
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Ciie-ts at the 1
home. l'.!2 StaS' str
eral da;, s ha been
N'orthup of .Mi-.Minnville
Sort hup. Miss 13: 7. a belli
Dsn Northup. Miss
Mann, an m-1 ri t or in
ville college, and Mi:
also of MeMirnlille
ton d to Salem. '
Mrs. G. A. Nfe and daughter.
loris. left this morning tor I'mi
land where they will spend a few
days at the hiiimi of K. C. Alford.
They plan to leave Saturday morn,
ing for Tacoma where they will
stay during the month of July
with Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Sch".ah
i Adelta Nye .
Miss Klizabeth Schreiber of
Santa Monica. Cal.. arrived Tues
day for a months visit with c
onel and Mrs, K. Hofer, her aunt
and uncle. Miss Schrieber attended
the Salem schools and has for the
last four years been a student at
the Uennis Shaw school of danc
ing in Los Angeles. She will re
turn to California to teach and
fulfill professional engagements.
The marriage of Miss Vera Ot-ji-ii
and Mr. Paul Basset t. Wed
nesday, June 2!. came as a sur
prise to their many friends. It was
a iiuiet affair with only relatives
and a few close frietids attending.
Uev. Nicholson read the double
ring ceremony. They were attend
ed by Miss Mattie lxjis Hill and
Lee Cross. The bride was
frowned in dark blue taffeta with
hat to match and carried Cecil
Brnnner roses and white sweet
peas. Mis Hill wore blue taffeta
and carried pink sweet peas.
Miss Ofjen Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mr?. Aug'tst Orjen of
near Salem and Mr. Basset t is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Bassett
of Salem.
Mr. aud Mr3. Bassett left soon
after the ceremony for a short trip
artor which Uiey will make their
home la Salem
Adelp ian-lKona .New
REVELATIONS OF
rhae Of
A WIFE
I doii't think sc. 1 ret ,:i mb i!
'!-1,l not bin. si in her ii;.n 1
i n she went down the wall
" l iv. !t tin- nay. h.ne ym
j i d :i ny i lung, i r un he- ' "
"t a w oi if. N n 1 i ,;i ( r
" in-- mi. i.. i nan ;;ii i.m : 'ir. I ..
a;e kind irm.i I,, r Kiee. .-;i
W'll f'H I met Christ. ne lb.
'is way t si le .i ii . :; ii ,
l conic mi an err:iii
Ii" M.Uy b.:d I..- :
ubl h;i e i ii! in No
some i! e i 1 men t . I
kbridve i alu la
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he had
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CHAPTF.R in"
liT M ui;k KKPT IIM;
I'D IIKUSKLF
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mom i uk
ho lm I
T..m ih
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shej
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lor a . i ck o
her temper
., a 1 1 i r ii i il
home '
Dr:i:Tisi .mux r iiri.iM-:i
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Mis. I.ucile uackey. 1 I". I'.uena
Viia :'t.. Washington. Pa .
'ii.. ;- ' La-.t vi tiler my year
old f.iii caiiL-ht a 'sul n.M which
. jlit-ht an arm. so he is contenting,
ed it i a tip-up nr-le barrel j hf l( wlth th( ,illter rm Tor the
dressed it up until old ( olonel j st,Dt .1 j,
Sam Colt would !ia thrown fits ; - liut I'll make a big pistpl Bom? 7
of ecsetucy oer its balance and:, tl.iCll have 'em all cheated. j.$v
:be'sas. "A good big pistol i8j
more effective than a good Jittioj
one and this next one is going tOj
be big." i
to
jdottiii'
Mr Sie,
L it her u
I. other. ,1 h.
-he Vo (
ed I til in
r two.
i h a d ry cn ng h. It
r most at night atni
otigh until she oini'
c he must have had
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'lit pl.ttlinnt:
by t he Tint
ii 1 ! w e:. I
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1 KllW . Oi
' vou-e. Ho
what 1 had j::.-t
! she. h. l -ell. no-
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I a-l:.'d.
wh
n be will I).
lioic itnl.e tool: I lie school
:rom me with hands that
I s i H 1 ,.f e' -v wet e
: t ii : i d ! ni st ion . i, l- v hi. h
c ii r.se, s !ih con hi not
I loli.:cd to tell he
d-siovi r. ,l that
ot her w as the
Mis. Stock bridge Sil
'Probably
whoopiai; coui-h. 1 saw an adver-
t is-'inent for l'o!es llotiey and!
Tai. I tri- d it ;:nd bought twoi
bottb-s and lu r cough left h r be-'
I -ho finished the second bo'-;
tie. She had gotten awfully thin. I
h it now she is as fat as ever.
Sold everywhere Adv.
mos siid ho has one of
st target arms that any
user - saw. He at first intend-'
ed to make ;! into a heavier c,,'.i
bre arm. lor which purpose he
chambered out a j.iece of Krag
.:".it calibre barrel to t:t a Luer
:".'i caiibre cartridge: btit the Lu
ger load was too heavy for so
Taxicabs hav.- Invaded Ilome;
It s enough to make the average
Uoman howl when he consults
the meter..
tit.
per ha:
s i,i w hotn Ken-h-
rishel in 5ii.-i
WO'lia'i niOMle)
net h Slockbl ill
:.esk.
Ibn my lips were sealed not on
ly by the prohibitive inscription
the prii cii.al had Wt it: his ,esk.
'-lit by tin! convVtiriti thai the
"etieral .situation surrounding th"
Principal o" th" Tiayview school.
highly i n l la in malil
which n , only a
I had no inleiitio:;
applying ;i match to
t i
or
got
enliielv 1
resembled a
pile Of wood.
light. A!i:
whatever n:
it.
'DC eileslion.
male. ti her liis.
" Had Milly don
age
"I don't think so." I replied
promptly 'She stirred things up
considerably, evidently in the
hunt for something; personal
aniong Ih" pile of shM)l papers.
giti-
inui'li dam-
tomorrow
iiiii jwuii tn- day ailir A no w !o
he tour's, loci: out inr trouble,
only wish I could fm es- e w h:
form it would tal-i . I'.ut h-s
'onie our wards How I d like
hi- Herod for alout an hour
two' Vou and i would liavi
vacation."
"Yes. until th sheriff
here." 1 atiswersd. smiling at lo i
, absurd. ty. trinj to meet lu r iron
ical mood. "How bloodthirsty vou
.are!"
! "Positively cannibalistic." sh"
reti.rte.l, ;is she tarniil to '.-o into
1 her classroom.
! I noted the tired droop of her
! bead, the languid gait, the listless
i.ttitud' so t ifferept from le-r n -
nal appearance, knew the emo
' lions which, had b-en swaying h'r
for the last day or two bad woeful
ly sapped the springs of her won
derful Vitality.
l-'i-ar of what jealous-craed
i.Villy Stockbriiifo might do was
I mingled wi'ii her own emotional
LflC Ml
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CUI WIZARD
larjoo, the At iow Maker, Has
Nothing on Ralph White
Of This Town
Salem shooters would be inter
ested in some of the "sights" that
Kalph White has been producing
for local tin men.
One is the adaptation of a
.Marble peep sight to a Luger pis
tol. The original Marble sight did
not uive a great deal more than
the adjustable standard and the
disc and the elevating screw; the
gunsmith had to make the rest
Put none of ihe report - or other i speculation as to thr' mysterious j (:f the fittings, and set thn sight
papers va n' missing, that I could i tokens in thr desk of the man for j )ftst, j( ),,. Djsli frame after
straightened thintrs out as l whom she ran d ho deeply. i .... . . ; e Ilf , , , . ri1 , , f
microscopic brevity.
Another peep sight, a Lyman,
Light
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see. I
well as I could and
i C'SK .T.'.'UIl. I here w
sonal benii;iiiy ut Mr. Sto-'-briilije.
Tin- drawers were neuily
filled with school paper: , lb ro
are tie keys."
Alice Holcombe Troubled.
Sh took them mechanically and
rtood, silent. e,dently in deep,
troubled thought for a minute or
two. I had purposely made my
voice and words as mat ler-of-'act
and reassuring as I could, but 1
could not tell how much weigh
she hd given to them.
"Ifii afraid ah" has taken pa
pers away with her," she said at
last.
locked th1, could take r. way one pari of her
re few per ' harden with a word.
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i ioh a s e,, ,.,,., ,. ,WUN ,.,.,, (n
! e.l my lips to call her then stern uiaiu. U)r Kr,.(1
I jy sii..ress -.i ine impulse i must j j
! nor lei mvst-i: i.- aiiecteu ny tir
I tempestuous emotional atnios.
! phere in which 1 was moving.
There must be one san -- unaffec:-
: .1 tt-iliwl I tolil myself crillilv in
'.hi. i,i'rro .ir.,,..,"' .-i,ic i. Mil iv ! White is mounting a third similar
i Stock bridge was staging.
i Put whatever was in the mind
the principals wile, rav-'
any disturo-
i Colts .22 auto
J. Huclitel, by
ovetaililig a sight base into the
"blow back" member of the arm.
and it makes a real "pippin" of
an ajun for a shooter who shoots
in the folded-arm position. Mr.
of
signt on a composite target pistol
or his own manufacture that is a
good deal of a novelty ami al-
no sign ot making any (iisturo-1 meum m, .mj (iimui
lance through this second day or j used. It was Smith AL- Wesson re
! Mr. Stockbr.dge's absence. And volver frame, for which he got the
i when I left the pchoolhouse lat Ion g. target handle. Then he took
: in the aff inoon. after working a piece of relined Stevens .22 cal
I with Alice ilolcombe to clear upjibre barrel. 8 Inches long, mount-
As the Snow Fall 4
Light and flaky, crisp and tasty, fresh
f rom-the-oven Snow Flakes, of course !
An incomparable product of the West
you'll like them.
Buy them f rom your grocer in red pack
ages or larnily tins. ,
Don't ask lot crackers-
say SNOW FLAKES.
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P. C. B. GINGER SNAPS
Another PCS pioduct
Particularly cusp and fine -flavored
Your grocer tut supply you
Pacific Coast Biscuit Go.
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Friday and Saturday, 1st and 2nd
Entire Stock of Furniture and House Furnishings
Formerly Owned by W. W. Moore
NOW BEING SACRIFICED
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Floor and Table
Lamps
Entire stock of electric floor and
table lamps; also lamp shades. Huy
them on Sale Friday and Saturday at
one half the original price.
Worth (7ry': Mjin Floor
Rugs
Our entire stock of nips, including
such makes aB the Wilton. Axminster
Brussels. Kleaflax; also grass and wash
rugs, at exactly one half the original
price. Huy yours Friday and Saturday.
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Worth & Crjy'i: SM-nnil Klonr
jFriiit Baskets
ImportVd Japanese Fruit Haskets in
many different shapes. Th-se are reg
ular Sl.fJti. $2 ami $2 .'.0 baskets On
sale FridVv and Saturday. (Limit 1 to
a customt-r).
25c
Wi.lt'i " ';r"'s : M .1 " t'l-nr
Scrims
Special assortment of pretty scrims
in many different designs to choose
from. Regular tioc. Sfic and ?1 values
On sab- Kriilay and Saturday.
19c
Wort" A: r.i
Library Tables
Our entire stock of library tables in
the well-known makes such as Peterson
Art and Freeland Tables. On sale for
Friday and Saturday at one half the
original price.
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Worth A- Cray's: Main T'1'.or
Dining Tables
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Our entire stock of rliriin? ta hied
sizes 4 2, 4 5. 4 8 and 54 Inch tables, on
sale Friday and Saturday at exactly
one-half the original pi icr
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Worth k Hray'g: S-ronil Floor
Silk Floss Mattresses
Best grade '35 lb. pure Silk Floss Mat
tresses. The floss being in layers makes
this mattress very substantial in every
way, Ilest quality ticking used only on
these mattresses. $35.00 values. On
sale Friday and Saturday.
$17.50
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Baskets
Genuine Kastern Willow
Shopping Baskets. $ 1 on val
ues. On sale Friday and Sai-urday
29c
Worth A Cray's: Main Floor
Framed Pictures
All framed pictures at exactly
one half of the original price. On
sale Friday and Saturday.
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W. & G.
Four inch hardwood Clothes
pins. Z doz. in box.
1.1c value, at per box..
5c
Wall Paper in .'-hurt lines;
sab- at per double roll
5c
IWIfcwi" ' -" w
N'yoil. 10c hottb . O
Sale, per bottle
Covers for rook it K kettles; r
all sizes, at e4ch Ov.
! Crystal White I!.-d Chambers;
$1 SO and $2.2.".
values, at
s Favir
1'hl Itrothcrs Favftrite dry OA
paste;Gbc valuff, at... Uif,
Ranges
Our entire stock of ranges; also
including the wood and gas combin
ation ranges. At one third off the
regular price. On sale Friday and
of beds at exactly one third off the
Saturday.
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Worth Gray': Main Floor
95c
Chair Seats in fabric, also of
wooii ; in different shapes and
colors. 2"ic to :;."ic q
values; sale at each..- C
dalvanized Water Buckets. 1"
and 12-qt. size.
Sale at each
29c
Coal Oil Lamps; ll.'jO n
values, sale at .....;
Frying Pans, 1 T.c values;
sab- at each
9c.
Class Salt and Pepper Shakers;
2.ic values.
Sale at each
9c
Crib Blankets
Infants' Crib Blankets in
white with blue or pink bor
ders. On sab- Friday and Sat
urday at eai h
25c
Worth & fJray's: M.un Floor
Couch Covers
flood large Couch Covers In green
onlji. $10. no values. On sale Friday
andXlturday at each
$3.95
Worth k Cray's: Main Floor
WORTH & GRAY
DEPARTMENT STORE
i Successors to W. V. Moore
177 NorthlLiberty Street
Beds
Your choice of our entire stock
regular price. On sale Friday and
Sat unlaw
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Worth k Gray's: Mpn.m inr Floor
Baby Buggies and
Go Carts
F.ntire stock of Baby Buggies and
Oo Carts will he on sale at one half
the griginal price. On sale Friday
and Saturday.
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