THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1924
AUDRED BUNCH Xj
'RS. MAItY B. CRAWFORD
on the occasion of Iter 67th
birthday, was the Inspiration for
a charming surprise afternoon
Monday at the home of her daugh
ter, Mr. Wayne Henry?' Mrs.
Crawford who divides her time be
tween Chicago and her daughter's
home near Salem was made the re
cipient of many lovely gifts,! mes
sages, knd flowers, messages: com
ing from Mrs. Craw ford'f daugh
ter, Mrs, (Joyce Hunger, andrson,
1'. L.- Crawford, both of Chicago
and from' a daughter, Mrs, IUewis'
Randall In China. The flowers
about the rooms were yellow and
white chrysanthemums, gifts to
the honor guest.
"""After a delightful social after-
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TTianks giving
Thursday, XowmlxT -7. j
rWved All Iay j " ?
Music "5 to 7
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t Olvirlnfa Ovster CockLii i
Chilled -Hearts of Celery en
Chicken, )a la Neapolitame ;
.. t ' . Consonime' Printaniere ?
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, New York Sirloin Steak Stanley
'' . Chicken Fricassee, Supreme - , ,
' . v .Roast Loin of Young Pig, Apple -Banco '.
. Baked .Stuffed Young Oregon Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
' - Roast Domestic!, Goose, Apple en Glaze
Prime-Ribs of Eastern Steer au Jus
Candied Sweets . ,i t Snowflake Potatoes
' Buttered Tiny June Peas I
Head Lettuce,. Thousand Island
. ' Fruit Salad Maraschino
' ' -: . " f:. Dessert' .;v . .-. . , , .
English Plum Pudding, Hard Sance -
r " Fresh Strawberry Sundae Hot 'Mince Pie
Gray Belle French Pastry , Fruit JelloV.Whip Cream
V IceCreatnt 1 . Sherbet
; V " Home Made Cake j i
Tea Coffee Milk " - Chocolate .
- Mints Salted - Nuts : ,
Special a la Carte Menu for those who -do ' not wish a
Full Course Dinner
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Delightfully Luxurious
Emphasizing Fashion's; Latest
Eciicts in Fur Trimmed
; t i V - r Goats!
A Final Clearance of Values
to S65.00 in
:? v Tha-Jbrisk; told weather now opon
. "3. -iius inis. store prepared to tne
I fullest possible extent with "garments
J . - of beauty, of quality, of style distinc-
I tion, necessary for comfort and sea-
I ials; arid shaggy jweaves, with con
I ' vertible or notched tollars ' Some
J with plaid linings of wool, others lined
with shimmering silks. See them to-
l- day; It will be well worth a shopping
I hour. !' : . ;-
Col
Furs
ors
Copper,
Cinnabar
Crinberry
Oxblood-
Platinmn
Black
Grey
Hudson Seal
Beaver
Bay Squirrel
Raccoon
- Jap Mink
Fox IVIondeQ
1 Plat. Wolf
Salem's Ieadtng
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noon, the attractive birthday re
freshments 'were served at small
tables. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Lynn Purvine. Mrs. Worth
Henry. Mrs. Lee Gibson, Mrs.
Charles McCarter, and Mrs. Frank
'Crawford. I ! .-.- r
The guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Mary li. Crawford, Mrs.
D. G. Henry, Mrs.. Samuel Phil
lips. Mrs. Worth Henry, Mrs. Lynn
Purvine, Mrs. Frank Matthews,
Mrs. Donald Crawford,, Mrs. Char
les Purvine, Mrs. John Phillips,
Mrs. Samuel Barker. Mrs. Will
Crawford, JVIrs. Jesse Wallinff,
Mrs. W. L. Scott, Mrs. Phillip Pat
rick, Mrs. Cranston Higgins, Mrs.
France McKlniay, Mrs. ' Vivian
Cochran, Mrs. Frank Crawford,
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bv'Oresonians '
Branch t i
Ripe Olives
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BEGINNING TODAY
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This Sale!
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Fabrics
Downy' Wool
Arabia ! :
Elysia r
Mokme ' i
Veloria -
Arabella,
Lustrosa
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TOstore
Closed
All Day
Thanksgiving
Department Store '
Mrs. Lee Gibson.' Mrs. Charles Mc
Carter, Miss Frances Hunt, and
the hostess, Mrs. Wayne Henry.,
Mrs. Crawford was a pioneer .to
Oregon in 187?, coming here from
Illinois. '
Mr. and Mrs.- E. T. Barnes are
gnests this week in Seattle, spend
ing the Thanksgiving season with
Mr. and Mrs. Willard 3. Kaufman
(Ruth Barnes.)
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Thanksgiving services will be
held at 7:30 o'clock this, evening
at the Auburn school house in ob
servance of the day. An offering
will be taken for the Children's
Farm Home, with a further offer
ing of fruits and (vegetables an
nounced as being especially ac
ceptable. Special music will be
provided for the evening.
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i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Goulet
have invited as their guests for
the Thanksgiving holiday, Dr. and
Mrs. Hugh Williamson and chit
dren, Walter and Josephine, and
Dr. and 'Mrs. Tom Anders, all of
Portland. The latter part of the
week Mr. and "'Mrs. Goulet will
themselves be guests la Portland
attending an affair on ? Friday
night at the Anders home plan
ned for the pleasure of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur W. Bryan who are
visiting in Portland, their former
home, from Tacoraa. On Saturday
Mrs. Goulet will be a guest at the
I -o'clock luncheon honoring Mrs.
Bryan for which Mrs. Williamson
will be the hostess.'
A : breakfast has been chosen
for the meeting on Friday of the
Past ' Matrons;' association when
the group will meet for a delight
ful -11 o'clock affair at the home
of Mrs. Emma i Murphy Brown.
Hostesses with Mrs. . Brown will
be Mrs. A. II. Steiner, Mrs. Miles,
and Mrs. William McCall.
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One of the most attractive wed
dings f .the pre-ThanksgivIng
season was that taking place Sun
day evening at "the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P. E. Ackerman -when
their daughter, Mabel, became the
bride of Mr. Ralph N. Olson, son
bf.Mr. and Mrs. ' N. P. Olson of
San Francisco, Cal.
. The ' ceremony ! was performed
under a bridal bower of chrysan
themums and fern, the young con
pie and their attendants taking
their places to the strains of Men
delssohn's Wedding march, with
Miss Ruth Page playing. Pre
ceding the ceremony, Mrs. -Alfred
J. McCllntock (Edna Ackerman
sang "At Dawning," accompanied
by Miss Page. The ring service
was used, with the Reverend W,
N. Blodgett of Hopewell offlciat-
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Today-
The Jolly Sixteen club. Mrs. T.
W. Daries. 941 N Cottage St. i,:
Thanksgiving services. Auburn
school house, 7:30 o'clock. Offer
ings for Children's Farm Home.
Monday, Night ' Dancing club.
Klett Building. , ,
Illihee Country club dance.
Club house. ' - ' ' - ' -
Thursday . " ;
Thanksgiving day.
Friday ; '
Friars' club. formal. Country
club.
i , Saturday ; L
War Mothers' Bazaar, S?!of
f Ice. North Liberty street. - ; t .-
ing, following which Mrs. McClln
tock sang "I Love You Truly.", ,
The bride was charming n her
gown " of . ivory satin etoile with
flowing veil caught iacross tier
dark hair with orange blossoms.
Her lovely pink and wnite shower
bouquet was of bride's roses and
narcissi. 1 . .
, Miss -Mildred Ackerman, a sis
ter of the bride, was maid-of-h'on-or.
She wore a becoming frock
of orchid georgette and ' carried
an arm bouquet of pink rosebuds
and lacey fern. , ; Mr. .Raymond
Olson of San Francisco, a twin
brother of the groom, acted i as
best man. . . . ' ; -,: '
A reception followed the cere
mony with Miss Alpha Holcomb,
Mrs. J. F. Van. Osdol. and Mrs
J. J. Ackerman assisting . about
the rooms. ; .
The guests witnessing the cere
mony werer Mr. nd Mrs. J. LP.
Osdol and son. Junior; Mr. 'and
Mrs. ; E. M. Ackerman, Mr. :- and
Mrs. D. C. Ackerman and . two
small daughters; Mr. : Louis ', E.
Ackerman and Mr. A. Ackerman,
Mrs. Ida K. Pope,, Mr, Ben. Parks,
Miss" Alpha Holcomb Miss LUa
Kleinke, Mr. Wesley Antrtcan, Mr.
Delmer Bond, all of this city; and
Mr, and Mrs. II. C. Ackerman and
sons, Donald and Allen, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Ackerman; all of
Eugene, Ore. : Mr., and Mrs. Otis
Ackerman of Klamath Falls, Ore.;
Mr. Raymond Orson of San Fran
cisco. Cal.: Miss Ruth Page of
Stayton, Ore.; and Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred J. McClintock of Weed,
Cal.; and Rev and Mrs. W." N.
Blodgett. " ,
Mrs. Olson graduated from the
Salem high school with the class
of '22 and has been: employed as
stenographer "with the Salem Ab
stract company. Mr. Olson is also
a graduate of Salem High school
and has-been employed for some
time with the, Oregoa Palp it, Pa
per company.
The couple left immediately af
ter the wedding for San Francis
co, where they will visit with rel
atives. After December l&, they
will be at home to their friends
in Salem, where they will take an
apartment.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo S. White
are expected home from a four
day trip to eastern Oregon late
this evening. ; ,..
The members' ; of "'the ocial"ai-
ternoon club of the Eastern StaiJ
are sponsoring their annual card
party and dance at 8:30 o'clock
this evening at the armory.;. CIS.
Pratt is in general charge while
others on the committee are: Mr.
"DIAMOND DYES"
COLOR THINGS NEW
. Beautiful borne
dyeing and tint
ing is guaranteed
with D i a mo n d
Dyes., Just dip in
cold water, to tint
soft, delic at e
shades, or boil to
dye rich, perma
nent colors. Each
15-eent package
contains directions so arm pie any
woman can - dye or ; tint lingerie,
silks, ribbons, . skirts, waists,
dresses; coats, stockings, Bweaters,
draperies, coverings, hangings.
everything new.
Buy "Diamond Dyes" rno other
kind and tell your druggist whe
ther the material you wish to
color "ia wool or silk,, or whether
it is linen, cotton-, or mixed goods.
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We wm
Closed All Day
Thaoksgiviiag
Bay-
Thursday, Nov. 27
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Salem Store
466 State St; ;
and Mrs. V. E. KuhnJ Mrs. Paul
Hauser; Mrs.- Cr P. Pratt, Mrs.
Claire Vibbert,, Mrs. 'C. S. Pratt,
and Glen . Niles. " The public is
cordially- invited to participate in
the affair which will begin at 8;30
o'clock. -.':,-
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The members of the Monday
Night Dancing club will be guests
at the Klett building for a dance
Thanksgiving Eve. -
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The Round-up club met yester
day at the home of Mrs, E. C.
Patton for an afternoon of cards.
Special : guests playing with the
club were: Mrs. Max O. Buren,
Mrs. W-1., Staley, Mrs. JI. J. Bean,
and Mrs. R. B. Fleming. High
score- was won by 'Mrs. ; Edgar
Hartley.
The hostess was assisted in the
serving by Miss Luella Patton. -i;:.,,
M. ..
Mrs. T. W. Davies and Mrs. C.
E. Barber will be joint hostesses
this evening for the meeting of the
Jolly Sixteen club at the Davies
home, 941 North Cottage St.
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A 1 o'clock luncheon and an af
ternoon ot,. cards provided diver
sion . for . Mrs. Dan J. Fry's club
group yesterday when she enter
tained at her home. ' .-
: The members of the club are:
Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. Fritx
Slade, Mrs. T. A. Roberts, Mrs.
Curtis - Cross, Mrs.- Connell Dyer,
Mrs. Prince Byrd, t Mrs. Arthur
Bahrir- Mrs. Hugh'- McCammon,
Mrs. Ercel Kay, Mrs. E. M. Ho
ler, Mrs. Frank . Spears,1 Mrs.
Keith Powell of Woodburn, and
Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Jr.
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Mrs. Pearl L. Miller of Barber,
Idaho, and a former student- of
Willamette university, will spend
Thanksgiving with her. parents.
Rev. and Mrs.-U. S. Crowder, 116
Marion street. 1
One of a number of groups
working toward the interest of the
Children's Farm Home is the Dor
cas club whose plan is for each
member . to prepare a Christmas
box containing two . garments.
Money will be sent to buy stock
ings for i the children. . The date
announced for the December meet
ing of the club is Wednesday, the
11th. Mrs. H. H. Boles will be the
hostess.
The members of. the club are
Mrs. Oroo Meyers, Mrs. John Mey
ers. Mrs. A. J. Johnson, Mrs.
George Hain, Mrs. J. M. Nichols,
Mrs; Oscar Naue. Mrs. August
Feustman, Mrs. Cass Nichols, Mrs.
T. Brinkler. Mrs. D. M. Evans,
Mrs. M. H. Utter, Mrs. H. H
Boles, Mrs.. Henry Curtis, Mrs. J.
D. Clark. Mrs. Ida Boker. Mrs. H
E Young, Mrs.; John Spranger,
and Mrs. E. E. Matten
A 'group - of lover a hundred
young people were guests at the
Vincention club dance last eve
ning at Derby hall. The affair
was invitational.
The engagement of Miss Hulda
Hagman,; a-senior at Willamette
university- to Mr, Harlow Atwood
of Corvallis, was announced last
evening at a dinner party at. the
Delta Phi sorority house at 757
Center street. Miss Hagman U a
member of both the Delta Phi sor-.
ority and of the Chrestomathean
literary society. She was also sec
retary to President Cart Gregg
Doney. j v-
The news, which came as a sur
prise, was cleverly given Just pre
ceding- the last courBe when Miss
Faye iSpaulding, accompanied by
Miss Jeannie Corskie, sang two
songs chosen for the evening, the
first "A Bowl of Roses." which
gave the decorative motif for the
occasion, and the second, "I Love
You Truly." The secret was writ
ten in heart-shaped rose petals
concealed at each place.
Covets at the table' which was
centered with & bowl of red rosesv
with red? candle completing the
effectwere placed for Miss Hulda
Hagman, Mrs. Reed, M1b Eugenia
Savage, Miss Lucia Card, Miss
Adelia White. Mrss Esther Bau
man. Miss Kathryn Kirk, Miss
Sadie Jo Reed, Miss Faye Spauld
ing, Miss Mary Spaulding, Miss
Noma Terrill, Miss- Helene Storey,
Miss Jeannie Corskie, Miss Mar
guerite Bridgeman, Miss Mildred
McKillican, Miss MIMicent King,
Miss Edna Ledbetter, Mis Polly
Bartholomew, Miss Eloise. Reed,
Miss Margaret Mades and Miss Eu
genia Baker. r '
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Portland Silk Shop-
883 Alder St
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' HAS FINE CONCERT
Large Auciience Present for
Parent-Teacher Benefit '
Monday Night
SILVERTON, Ore., Nov. 25.
(Special.) Very beautiful Was
the concert given Monday night
at the-Eugene Field auditorium
by Miss Ruth Agnew. and Miss
Mary Bullock of Portland 'for the
benefit of the Parent-Teachers
association, tn spite of its being
Monday night the audience was
comparatively , large and certainly
very appreciative.' The proceeds
of the concert Will be used by the
association f or . the fitting of a
teachers rest room in the Emer
son building. - The P. T. A. has
furnished a very attractive) teach
ers rest room in- the Eugene Field
building and it is the wish of the
association to give the same com
fort to the instructors in the re
mainder of the buildings.-
Miss Agnew, soprano, showed
remarkable range in her program
given Monday nights The Italian
finish, gained 'by her study under
Paul Petri, was very apparent.
She perhaps' showed her highest
ability in "The Shadow Dance"
from "Dinorah" by Meyerbeer,: al
though there . were ' those among
the audience who expressed them
selves as most, enjoying ; "Rain"
by Curran and "The Night Wid"
by Farley. Mary Bullack, pianist
although handicapped -by the non-
arrival of the piano which Bad
been ordered for the occasion, and
forced to play on an inferior one,
showed remarkable skill and was
forced, to respond to enchores a
number of times.. . Her "Spanish
Gypsy Dance" by Mowrey, was
particularly ' well received. Both
artists were ' generous with en-
chores. i-,- . '!. :
Program
A Birthday Woodman
Mighty Lak' A Rose .... .Nevin
Gay Butterfly; .......... Hawley
Lindy Lou .......... Strictland
' V Ruth Agnew.
Etude in F Sharp . .... .Arensky
Irish Tune from County Derry .
. ........ ..... , . i. . .. Grainger
Shepherd's Hey ...... Grainger
. Mary Bullock.
Folk Songs
, Folk , Song of .Breton, arranged
oy . ueems Taylor.
. Two Folk Songs of Little Rus
sia, arranged by Zimbalist.
Annie Laurie, arranged by
Liza Lenman. :
. i Ruth Agnew.
Shadow Dance from "Dinorah"
. Meyerbeer
Ruth Agnew.
Prelude ........ Rachmaninoff
Melody ............... .'. Dawes
Spanish Gypsy Dance . . . . . . ,
............... Dent Mowrey
Marry Bullock..
Mascushla . . . . . . . Macmurrough
Rain ....... . . ....... Curran
The Night Wind- Farley
II Bacio . . Aditi
Ruth Agnew.
PRINGLE
Earl Sandifer, a prominent em
ploye at the Gleason glove fac
tory, also motion picture operator
at the Ye Liberty theater, is in
stalling a radio in his home.
. E. Harr took to market 16 fat
ducks for holiday: sale.
The water is still high in this
district and the fish are coming
up. There has been some nice
ones caught out of Battle creek
of late. ,.
Another old time dance at Mr.
and Mrs. Addingtonrs Saturday
night was much enjoyed, ;
Clean Child's; Bowels
"California Rg Syrup" is
Dependable laxative for
Sick Children .
Hurry' Mother! A teaspoonfal
of "California Fig Syrup" now will
sweeten the stomach and thor
oughly clean the-little bowels and
ia a few hours you have a well,
playf ul child again. Even if cross,
feverish, bilious, constipated or
fuII :of . cold, children love- its
pleasant taste.. It never cramps
or overacts.'- Contains no- narcotics
or soothing drugs. . t
TeU your, druggist you ..want
only the genuine "California Fig
Syrup". , which ha directions for
babies and children of all ages
printed ".btt "bottle. Mother, tou
must, say "California:" Refuse
any imitation. -Adv.
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AUTO TOPS SIDE - CUBTAINS PUT
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.day.. Call and see O. J. Bull, at his
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FOB RENT
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FOR RENT WELL IMPROVED 60
sere dairy near good town. $1000
. will buy . equipment and pay the.eash
rent-for one season. 80 - acres" pasture
near AomsTille. Soeolofsky Ueaiter,
841 State. " . . 4n26
HOlES AND APARTMENTS FOR rent
. Phone 659 or evenings 1502-M. 4-d20
rOR BENT STORE ROOM OX STATE
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RICKEY
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t The Moore's Music . house of
Salem will give a- musical pro
gram at the school house Friday
evening. There ; wiil be no ad
mission fee.' ;
The T.jFiUpatrick family have
moved into their new house.
B. B. Gesner was a Salem visit
or Saturday. . ... - v ; , .
Mrs. A. Li. Baker of Mill City
visited relatives here over Sunday.
James Sheridan of Salem visit
ed his parents Mr. and Mrs. W,
Sheridan, Monday. ; ; - -
i T. De Santis ; and family, who
have lived in this community tor
several years, - have moved . to
their farm near Silver Creek falls.
Jess Strang and familrr nnH ; R.
Fbrgard and family visited at the
Jay .Strang home Sunday. i '
J. Irvin Caplinger attended the
football game at Corvallis Satur
day. j . , -
Soviet Officials Break ,
Social Dress Precedent
MOSCOW, Nov. '11 AP).
Official - Moscow broke all social
precedents since. the Russian Rev
olution recently fey coming but in
full-dress evening clothes .at ,an
entertainment . arranged , by- the
Soviet government in aid of Rus
sian village schools. It was ; the
first time members of the foreign
diplomatic corps particlpated with
the Bolshevik " government J repre
sentatives in a public function. . '
The ambassadors and ministers
of all countries which have recog
nized the Soviet were present
with their staffs.' ., The Russian
capital had not seen so many
d resa -euitSr silk hats and canes
since imperial Russia was at its
socfal r zenith. George Tchitcher
in, Soviet foreign minister, avoid
ed a point of etiquette by donning
bis Red Army uniform thus dis
appointing those who predicted
her would violate the usual Bol
shevik, practice by wearing even-
ingclothes. r. ; '
BEGIil 0 SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally
Uy I'rlnMng Quarts of -Good
Water. -. .
No man or woman' can make a
mistake by flushing the kidneys
occasionally, says a well. known
authority.. Too much Tich food
creates acids which clog, the kid
ney pores so that they sluggishly
filter or strain only part of the
waste and poisons from the blood.
Then you get sick. Rheumatism,
headaches, liver troubles, nervou
ness, constipation, dizziness, sleep
lessness, bladder disorders often
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts.
or if the urine is cloudy, offensive,!
full of sediment,, irregular of pas
sage, or attended by a .sensation,
of scalding, begin to drink soft
water in quantities; also get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
reliable pharmacy and take a
tablespoon ul in a glass of water
before breakfast" for a few days
and your kidneys may then act
fine, r - i
This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes- and lemon Juice,
combined with lithia, and has been
used for .years to help flush clog
ged kidneys' and 'stimulate them
to activity; also to help neutralize
the acids in the system so they no
longer cause irritation, thus often
relieving bladder disorders. "
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure;, makes a delightful ef
fervescent - lithia-water .- drink,
which everyone .cart take now and
then." to - help "keep: the kidneys
clean and the blood pure, thereby
oftenpreveafing . serious - kidney
compucauooit uy ait lueius ii
neys at least twice -a year. Adv. I
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PETLAN'I OFFERS FOR X1TAS
PUPS Fox Terrier 5-$l; Collie
95-fl0; Airdale 5-$25: Toy Silk I ood
les $20-25; Bulla 10-$30; Bostons
925-950. . .
BIRDS Panama Parrot. rara"ted
Toang and Talkers 925; St. Aec.-mu-hers
Roller, .( imported ) 'tae tsmrjr
with a college education" $15 ; Lor a
Birda greenpair 912.50. PI e'a
Petland, Store 23 SUte, Farm. I , c ifio
High-war, Salemk e d2
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPER 10
cents a handle. Circulation department
Oregon Statesman,
TOBACCO, C11EW1NO 10 LB. M; fmok
- fnar 101b. a.5! alb.- 4. lerrl
. Wtnxo, LyBBTille, Kentucky.
WARREN KUR'SERY ALL, EIXM C?
Irait and. nat trees, 55 l err b;re&
. 8-i.-ld
ORNAMENTALS, SHRUB 3 AXD Fruits.
...Complete- assortment. Coma ont r.d
make yoar own seiections. Capital Cit)
Kursery Co, 1080 Market St. Ihana 75
8 n21i
?Willamette Vcllsy.
- .'Ntirscry
has all kinds of nursery stock for sl&
.6 miles out on Silrerton highway. Eoutf
7. Phone 105F5.
J. J. iilatfeis, Pres.
GOOD- STEP LADDERS AND PO:.rl
rnwiagm at harcaia. 1757 Waller ht
8-jno 2ai
FOR SALE RA-LED CLOVER- HAT .
Phoaa 881-Bl . - , . 8-n9t
Trespass Notices ;
;,For Siate '
Tresspssr I7tiea site- 14 Inehei by
9 inches., pria ted on food 10 ouora
csbtsis bearing tha vords. "yotiee Is
Hereby Girea That Trepainsr Ia
Strictly Forbid dm On These Premuea
Under Penalty Of Press go Uow." 1'rice
lfte each or two for 1 5o. States oaa
Pnblishinf Company; Salem, Oreron.
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PRINTED CARD8.. SIZE 14" BY 7 V4"
wording, "Rooms te Rent," pries 10
: cents each. Statesman Bnalaess: Of
fice, Ground floor.
BeaixUfal Oregon.: He
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And eleren other Oregoa songs to
(ether with a fine collection of patriot
: ie aoneor- sacred- aonca and many old
time feTorites. A
ALTj FOB 25c
(Special prices In quantity lott)
Especially adaptable for school. eon V
m unity or homo aiofinc Send for
Vestern Songster
. TO pares now In Ha third editloa
-- l: - ' ' Palllshed br '
-- OREGON TEACHERS MONTUlT
S15 R. "Commercial EL Salem. Or.
SALEU MARKETS
Prices' anoted era 1ui1miU n.
prices received by farmers. No retail
prices are girn.
" GSAXJr AJTD HAT
No. 1 soft white wheat .f 1.49
No." 1 toft red wheat i 4f
Oata . 53-J57
Cheat kar . . nr.u
Oafr y. ' .- - 15
CloTerhar. baled
.15 Q fid
Oat and Vetch hay
-f 19
PORK. MTTTTOw tvn
Hoes, 160-200 cwt , , , -7K
Hojra, 2O0-25O cwt .. , .5(
Hogg. 130-16O cwt 2S
Roajsrh hesry : 6 C; s a
Light aow . . . fi
Top real "H
Dressed TeaL too
.11412
2 J e
, 10c
Cows
POU1TET
HeaTy hens
s 17'
1C
12
12
"lie
178
He
140
...ne
: 5
. 1
4 48
Litht hens
lucke
Old rooster ,
Turkeys, live . -
Turkevs. drexsed ... 27
EGG 3. BUTTER- BTTTTXrr '
Creamery bntter 43
ButterfaU delirered
.....) ;s
. 1 - 1
If ! H. .
Eg Henneries
4 i
tandaras . n
PuUets
..4 7
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