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TUESD'aY rYORNTNGv JtTIA 7, l'cb.' -. THE OnnGOJSTATZSlIA SKLLll, OllEGDN -ii: III Q li T- I. ' Phone 106- . '.i' - - CwkM TW 6 ATTRACTIONS of un- j usual merit stand in the off ing, both to be sponsored by the American Association jot "Culvers, ity Women. The first, a lecture by Clayton Hamilton, the eminent dramatic critic and associate with Prof. Brander Matthews at Colom bia' university, will be at 11 o'clock A Saturday morning. Jnly 18, at the Oregon theater. No ad mission will be charged." Mr. Hamilton, who for periods of vary ing length has been dramatic I critic for The Forum, The Book, man, Everybody's -Magazine: , and The Vogue, wiir, deliver ? an ad dress In connection with the wide ly acclaimed-; Sheridan Festival, which ' la signalized by ; a revival of "The Rivals," with a brilliant cast headed by Mrs,4 FIske. The Sheridan revival is undertaken, in commemoration of the 150th anni versary of the original production of 'The Rivals." by.; Richard : Brlnsley Sheridan, And It is the presentation In t Salem of this brilliant - old play under; a most astonishing cast of players that is the second of the promised; attraction "TThe; Riv- alB" a. play in- three acts,, f eatur- ing such players AAjdrs. Fiske. Chaancey Olcott, Thomas A. Wise James - T. Powers, Lola Fisher, Lotus Robb, Marie Carroll, Ken neth ThomsoniiFr,edsEriCH,CeraId Rogers, , peorge -Tawde and. , Her- bertj- Belmoret,wiU , be ! presented on 'Saturday, July 2 &V at the Grand theater. i,.;H , , , .'vt The better rums .committee-of the lAmerican Association of Uni versity .Women are- making ,the necessary, , communications . '..with the . management. r t; Mcan-dr Mrs. .IL T-Lore 'enter tained : as jthetr ; guests tver, tie Fourth Mc,Md Mr.iG. Eld- ridge. Miss Charlotte Eldridge and Missyfrginla S;boalfield,f. all- of Portland, and JMiss Alice Peterson of iMoscowi .Idaho. Mr. and Mrs Love and Jthelr . daughter;, lilss Iva Clare Love, " and. their ; guests mo tored to Elkhorn for the holidays , ; Miss -Frances weisseris expect ed home tbday" from' her vacation in MedfordV t ; - , r '. STOP THAT ITCH Caused by Moth or . Ivy Poisoning and Sunburn C "aaaa"' fa Ss TCDAY St. Paul's guild.- Mrs.: Russell Catlln, ISth and Chemeketa street, hostess. 2 iZ& o'clock;-' -- . ' ' - Wednesday , ; ' - Young Married People's club of the First Presbyterian church. Hager's grove, 6 o'clock , . ' Fridar- First Congregational church missionary meeting and' picnic. Mrs; E-Ai fillet; hostess; - Missionary society.'. First Pres byterian church: Mrs: C. P. Bish op, host esa; ' . i t - - . V -i - :r 7: ' 3. St. Paul's guild of the Episco pal church will. ..meet .ats 2;30 o'clock, this afternoon at. the home of Mrs.; Russell Catlin," 13th and Chemeketa streets. , , i by ,Dr. Donald Jessup, ' She- - Is doing ?nlcely. 1 - . . .. Mn and .Mrs: : Otto J. Wilson and ' family spent ' the Fourth v of July week-end at Newpwt ' Mri Frank W. Durbin and Mra: Clara Patterson were1 guests" last week at Neskowin. The First Presbyterian church bulletin contaias the two follow ing interesting announcements for the wek; . ... , ;Wednesday-6 p. m,. Young. Married 'People's club ; picnic at Hager's, . picnic grounds.- Bring. covered dish and -rolls M r. Alfred I Berg in charge of arrangements, will bring-a goodly supply ot me- :;0 -; v ft 4 t :- ;, ... .. . x .v Breakfast' '' v Oatmeal with' Cream .Crisp Bacon ; CoffeeCake ; Corree ' Liuicheoii . , . ' -- Bird Egg Salad ' ':" ; , Cream Potatoes'; with Parsley Raised Cake ; ; Raspberry-Punch I V ' ..Dinner ' - Roast Leg of Lamb, Mint Sauce Boiled PoUtoes . Buttered Peas ' Raspberry Pie ' - . -Tea or Coffee,Hot;or;Iced spoon lemon ; juice, orio-half Ccnp crushed ice. Fill with carbonated water, r . 4 Gypsy., Cream. Will Give You Quicli Relief,-, An antiseptic lotion which has had extensi ve use and given .the most satisfactory results easi ly applied. Try it as a relief for Heat Rash.- Sunburn, .windburn and Ivy or Oak poisoning. Pcrry.Dras Store 115 South Commercial - 6alem, Oregon Inna fmm tYi T9flf Vnitt - anA rM: George XW. Hug and son; Pl.oduce company. - How to get T ;i : VJ I there: Go out State street ,to VMiiiorq,. x.ign, .vaave returneq ..irftr rnmnw'!- and turn, Sonth. home- from- a-two weeksvacation At ab(;ut one jand 0ne.haif nli8 ai, Aiosier. Mrs. Hu.r;f nienamea tne ...Hager'8 Picnic-Gounds" A." M. Chapman and Miss Dorothy and . g- . jry. Turn JMtaUiSUO. , ... I tf A nAW IS na ,fAf, aivK mal chine, and shortly arrive at ideal v i. vfi ".J - ; .'U : - ;-...t.... - X- - Green is cool looking "for sum' mer wear land geneiallr beebm- t- Mr. andrMrsvMark McCallister . WftBB1,iirfl:M' .wint iwfc This frock" is fashioned of and children . Doris,, llen and f be 4 swimming .freoi4 poplin,, built - on slm Marjori motored tQ ilhoit Frt- u a gpring board8. (Don't . fa line with; haf and' hose in da v-nleht. On Saturday mornine I . - .1.. j- v vnwAr rnA noininv kii 11 ja vimii iiiau-uiiiit aiiaur. a,va3Ca vuo viuud o q - crowd expected. day night the were joined by Reverend and Mrs." Chafles E". Ward and sons, Charles. J t William and Donald, the group celebrating Independ ence ; i day together, - h The following iiem ' from the Friday Woman Missionary. so-. i.-,; ialt iciexy wm enwninea ai iub uomo i v t, owh of Mrs. C. P. Bishop. 765 Court m" J" ."tiT 7f street. Joint hostesses with Mrs. ""rA " ' - oil Bishop are MnC:D. A. Hodge and o.hoP Long Beach Telepam-wUl;be of He8terwlll conduct the devotion- inieresc xo saiem irienus: al service, Louise Benson Robert son will sing and Judge Geo. M Brown will address the society on the subject "Our Country." Miss T tit.. AMlAflpa I. AVafvvMAt the ..committee, on, arrangemenU . . t' -v,,i f t. will be equally interested in Dhan Gopal, Mukerjl's otferingi !Tfavel and Grow. Ignorant,. Mr. MhkerJCwho lectured, in". Salem last autumn is' now In Lausanne, France. "The Spirit of Service." Mrs. F. L. Purvine, 1351. Ju nipeto avenue, has as guests Dr. and Mrs. Emanuel Korthup . . of McMinnville, Ore. Dr. . Northup has been dean of mathematics in the Baptist college there forthi """t ri;rftT,fl - vrv d with the rebuilding, of . the tele, j ,.for this July meeting and. a. very ...... . . ,v happy, helpful time is anticipated TODAY'S RECIPES : , . . Bird Egg Salad Mash, cottage cheese 'and ' moisten with' well-sea soned .French dressing. -t Mir with finely chopped pecan meats,. Shape Ilka small .bird eggs. . Dry ' ;ittle parsley on -back j of stove or,, in warming oven andrub, .between tingtranntil very iftne. Sprinkle tne utue eggs wun tne.parsiey; ar range ' in -. nests of -heart -; lettuce leaves. !. Garnish with radish, roses and serve; with f tench -dressing. .; y; f . ; ..' : Radish Roars Wash radishes carefully, f r With a sharp vegetable knife- make five or six lengthwise incisions through -'- the 'skin' and i then peel back the skin to look like' -flower petals. Cut' down through' the center two or1 three times and let stand In a. pan of Ice water until the radishes open out like' roses.1 Raised ! CakeOne pint bread sponge", one and,. one half cups sugar, ! one-half cup maple syrup. iwo-anirus1 cup snortenlng, two teaspoons soda", two tablespoons of hot wateri two cups of sifted flour, one ; cy p- raisins, . one teaspoon of cinnamon, , one-naii teaspoon ot cloves, nutmeg and allspice, one- half teaspoon salt. . Autspoerry .. , mnciwfiace t one box: raspberries in a saucepan and add: pne-half. cup Water, one and one-half cups sugar., Bring to a boil add cook slowly until the fruit la soft.- Rub through a fine sieve and add one-half cup Maraschino cherries, cut into tiny bits, add the liquid from the bottle of cher ries.M To use place' one-half cup or the! prepared raspberry syrup In a tail, glass and add: One table- SUGGESTIOX Af ter cleaning squabs put shut tle -simple bread -crumb-stuffing into each squab;- tie-thin sces-of bacon over the breast and roast 30 minutes; basting with butter from the- bottom of .the pan. ; , Thicken the juices In pan with flour, season with salt and pepper, add a little hot water .to, make, a-gravy, and pour over squabs. Or. squabs may tjMseven years. They, will .leave the first of the week for New Or? leans, sail ; for New YorkT and 're turn, by the Northern route; in the fail. phone system in Portland after the fire disaster in which' 15,000 tele- Mr.cjronke is employed at' Brett naupt's- Florist shop. i Ahumber of out of town guests were present for the occasion in eluding Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Mer- Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Robert son - entertained as their dinner . InhoTiM wre left' out of commit I of-Lyqns,'. Ore., Mr. and Mrs sion. The article is very fully n-i """8 i AiDany, ana lustrated. - a . i' 1 .w1 "V- ghesU sn Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, ; - v ' tAm n'st th -"i Irwin- Griffith, of Los Angeles; Charles J. Lisle has an Interest- d W1 homeaveKbeenl , Mr.; andMrs. Mrs. Griffith: who for teg sory called 'The lyerul; "J, 13 Aucn oi foriianai Among a host of lovely gifts on was a full set ot sUvef-ia merlir made their homeln SalefaCi fln the J Issued Allen , Abra- woa on nn ati . tr;.s I miormrng manner on,.rne sua Mf. and Mrs: CIarence-BTr arair"."1"1- . - ...."'- 1 r.i.l n, v. ahtrtalnina- their house enest. I tide' on G.' Stanley. Hall. Philos-uo je tneir nome n"atA " ,7: JJm Oronke by her companion em- interesting trip east vp a?Ty.T has written In.aA 7 the st-ttf hn,. , - . , . hntATtTlnirIntll.r nn "Thn silk I Pyes-ai tne state bouse. AJter4; July .15 Mr. and , Mrs It 'J wt lurence-, Fumne , ot i Pboenix, ArizJ, who are now visiting in San Jose isd will to ttovi .there .to Oregon, returning In time for the I opening of the schools at Phoenix, where Mr. Purvine is machine Mteg LeaQ Schuerey,t Detroit, apher; Is illustrated with a draw shopi instructor, Vr, U; i iMich. Miss Schueren and Mrs. inr.br: Murray, Wade as-is 'Mr, -1Mf T, Byrd are cousins. ,-H Usle's story. ; Aside from the retf: . 4. I uiar qepartmem jeaiures inere.is a - Miss" kaxy Erickson 5 and ifiss Tivily written article 'on "ITnsuns Hollis Vicka were among:-the Sal- Heroes,, by Donegan Wiggins. em girls attending the YW. C. A. L" -, summer conference at Seabeck. : J ; One ot .the .most 'attractive wad- ' 4 ' V; , ' '.' v t 1 dings of the holiday week-end -was Mr. and' Mrs. Mason Bishop and j that at. which Miss Ethel Wykoff, : butterscotch; SAUCE Going to have ice , cream for dessert? - Get ormake a plain vanilla cream 'and serve it with butterscotch sauce made as fol lows: One cup i light . brown sugar, two. thirds cup light corn syrup, four tablespoons- butter,' three-fourths cup; thiq: cream, chopped nuts. Put the sugar and the butter, in a"; saucepan and let them . cook until the 'sugar is melted and weltblead ed with the butter; add corn syrup and cook until' a temper ature of 1 31 degrees Fahren heit is reached. Add cream. Keep hot over water and Just .before serving add the chopped. nuts. ;Jt you prefer you xaay put the nuts on as a final gar-nish- after., the sauce is poured aver the cream. ' " ntrr BraUr (exerpt ifo 1 P1Uid f 4r) at O V Six f OMsntk, daily a4 ClsiHcJ'ArlTertijb: On tin.. Tar 4iai Six i s S enta pt wvti. 5 tMlt wor4 S Mitl yr WW 8oar ' 21 'U pt Wr la r4r M r tk ar tKm Umt .ralat litirtiMawt sut ra Ja NDIWtUlt kllM K 4 takra for la Ua 15 eata. Ad ram 8udr ! arg4 M e-tia rat. 1 - iTertlienats (Me "Fr i" tad. Situations Wnt4") riU 1Ukea arcr th UUpaoa it U adrrtir la a nbteriaar to pkeaa. Tka SUtaana will raeaiva adva tlamata at aay. tlaaa -ai th day or. Bight. Tan laaar preaar laifie tiana 0a aaaaid a ifra T a. a. TEIXtSftKB IS a FOR REXT Apartment 23 TWO-EOOVED APTS. tlS.00 WITH -farac 20.00 700 X. Biyk. . 3j9 5-ROOit UXFCRN'ISUE APABTMEXT. Baat-ia eity. '311 Coart. S3jS 4- rOS R.EXT -XP AT1 X5T8 t9t X. Cota-aaarciak-- tU ; FOR IXXT Dooms S3 KICK BOOH CLOSR IX. PHOXg SIJ-W. BOARD AM BOQitV 62S .- COTTAGE. - - - S3j rCBXISHEDli HOrSEKEEPIXO" oa aWfpiac room. 37 S. Caartrk. 85j9 HOU8EKKKPINO Oft BLIEPIXGf roooia. 2o7 a.x uorea. zau rClXISHED ROOf "BIGHT CPTOWX. Hot and -Cold -water. tm kcat. 21S N. Libarty- . Otar f- Darby'a DrB Stora.- ; ' , . - MH. Moiiey to Loan" Oa Bal EttaU T. K. FORJ ' (Orar Ladd Bmak BasJk) BErOB .TOTJ LEAVE YOTTB BOX! OS CAR HAVE IT IrisuretTProperly;, . Pkoaa 11. Baeka Baadrkka, U. 8. Bamk Bid. ... 4--tf PRIXTED tCAKPg. 811 "l T TV," wwrdiac. ."Boa- t Bt,' priaa . 1 aaaU aaea. fiutaaasa Baaiaaa ailiea graoBA flaor. v- -- rTJBXI8HZI BOOM WITH BATHFOB fatimaa. Strictly adrm baoia.. or blocAa tram CapitoL fbaaa 18M-J. , - . - 5J17U ROOM JOB REXT UC MODERX HOKE, tar block tram atata ikoaaa. All ' eoavaaieneaa. UnUoui prcfama. . FUaia fi-w rifrniir J ' - B4 ear Statanaaa; 13)281 " FOB" BEXT ROOM SUITABLE FOR stnaenttwHa aTeepfsrroKk privtlejta;" r - ETarytkinr laadarav Baroa at ra - .tiirL Addrtaa room, aara S'.atoamaa. .3J . WH AUTOMOBILES 1 , . , , WE 'WRECK 'EM . . rparta tar U -ar.- Wa aH far laaa.- n.i.M..nrlM.ai traSar. SalaBB Auto be broiled byjfirst splittlngdown J wracAiar Oa- . 40a.4a. Cluwca sut. v. v,ov 1 . v...tt.n. ik. I Pbob Si 5. - - ' laou breasts and broiling for 15 min utes and turning .often.' When done season with salt and. pepper and serve v on slices - ot well bat tered 'toast. SCHEELEB AUTO WRFCKIXO CO, will bay roar old car. Hlskaat eaak arte tid. loay yyQnmffUt lit 3tt Silverton OOOT' BEBTICE AIB'PBKJE, VED - LIB- St : LEBEXGOOD OABAQE. Ga- ; arL rapalzias, aacorie,tlra. Miliar . . m . , r . . aaa anu. voaiBiarcia. iiiui y i : -. : tmittt AUTajXOPS "' HEM WAKTElIala 11 I SILVERTON, .Ore." July : 6.- (Speclal to The Statesman). Mr. and Mrs. E. Banks ' OHVe ninrii' STEEr U8 POB TOP AXD PAIXT WOTiK. T7" a n x . ,j n . i u.jj. nuijiir ma ran i.wisauH suanQDen .Mrr iui;- itr fir dTaHt. s-ateif ierea minor cults and bruises when the -car In which they were riding left ! the highway. The ac cident occurred about' six o'clock Saturday morning when' the party was within1 a few miles Of New port where they were- going from do tou waxt- to start wobkixo and - ears mBify f ' Tb - wwta mutolc, SEATOX' SALES. Box- 944, ARCADE- STATION. Lea Anrelp. CaHf. - 1 13JT TOTl REXT Ilouseo) - 27 rOR BEXT TVC BOOM rUBXISHEO koaa, $25. . ; . 8rB-roni -boaao.. 49.00.- " I fioTea-room modera boaae, 50.00. Will leaaa. ' ' -: . , GERTRUDE -J. K. PAGE". . 491 K. CotUj.- - S7J7tf MODERX rUBXISHEI SIX-BOOM COT . tace.4SlS.16tb. " - 27i9 5-room: buxoalow roa , JPboaa 78J-W. BEXT. - 37jS FIRST CLASS 0F12. DAIBTMAB laavir llJ2tf SALESMEN .' 15 SUverton. - The car' turned over once but' came to a standstill, against a stump. Although the iop was wrecaea; ana tne carl otherwise somewhat damaged it came home under its own power.! housekeeping . by middle aged LoOI mrM atilha Ma nf th.l - road, dust and fog, and the fact .WAXTE1 Employment , lfl 2204 car StteiBaa 19J7' that (heir Via, ,l- ., .i. rUJUH BBKrAUSU ST.W UK inai tney naa anven most of the r.n.itii.w wiwuj Rvk. nignt were givetras causes of thel ardaoa. 1153 Oak at. , . 197 accident! Owing to the' heaw I r. t. wtvo . I Sinaloa. Mexico, left Tuesday after a;visit at the Purvine home. They I will spend the summer in Wash ington and Oregon and return to reside In this .city. - ..? Pr. and Jlnt- Northup left ; July 17th Street. j . ja t miss matner utssenbach has re turned to Salem after a two weeks vacation at Agate Beach. She is employed in Col. E. Hof er's of- tlc.e.. . . . . ' hVJk-N.-V ' '-'' Mr. nd Mrs John Norwood en tertained' at' their home: "The July'9-IG1 i XnLL FEATURE 1 TheMiho ... : j ' Band Days" 1 Dr. GcciYio-Fidlb if jforNew Orleans where they wilt spend severays in. sight Mri and Mrs. Clifford Elgin spent the, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Laorel' wtth a lovely lawn party seeing" before leaving- for" - New tQ rouTth ot July at Cascadiat F.' S. .Wykoft, became the brlda ot on the afternoon of July 4th. The Vork.r,They spent two week Mr 1 Gronke. the son oft Mrs. was 1n-horror of Mr. and lung here; Mr. Laurence Purvine 1 . r(ll1ft T n.iiT and Mr, il. n.Mv. f u.ma tr.. Mrs. Wm. Norwood and famil of is isi sen 1 ol Mr. and Mrs.: Purvine j "WiiUam Each returned Sunday wedding was Impressively solem- Washv Mrs. John Nor- of Oak and. ,finter streets, Salem, Ljbt from a week's vacation at niied at 2:30 o'clock Sunday aft-woot' -wa S9i8ted 1 Mrs. Earl ab b 4 - a aTfe m m b a ne dra A I 8 I w . v. . a " m .a andl a graduate ot O.A.C I Newport. Mrs.. Vera ThoinasV'. 665. . Nort r 1 ! I prhonit at- -th rAidPTp- ass I . nKe ana Mrs. TeaencK ; ;; South Seventeenth street; in thel0000 Ifa- a -Iffia M V IrtiAWlAtlil I - A . a l.af. at 11 . 1,1 1 ' f, . . , . . . ... . a - - " " a vmwav w wa, a, a viatai a aa va n a . B iaov, and Mrs. P. E. Fullerton, Mr. friends. Rev: R. .L. Putnam of "w?,,v" rvg aBa Mrs. R. C. Hunter, Miss Way- fklated. nsfng: the - single ' ring" .,. v,ura cle Hunter; Miss Grace Naden, and service. Miss-Pauline Knowland spent thel ; An improvised altar of unusual week end at Newport. .. t I beanty "Was " arranged for'thc .-. ... I event. A large fern' with' trailing Mr.-and. Mrs. T. O..GaU9way foliage -'was arranged5 tor the cen and Mr. and.MrsLi. SGeer.spentltertof the background with the the .week, end pn a motor trip to f lowers on; either .; side , carrying Coos Bay. . .. .1. lout' a color, scheme "of -pink and ! , C.T .. 1 blue. On- the - left " and - on the ,Mlss Ethel Wykoff, whose mar-1 right of . the fern stood tall Ameri riage was an event of sunaay at- can beauty baskeU filled : with ternoon, was honored : with a blue larkspur, pink hollyhocks. charmingly appointed pre-nuptial r4nt gladioli,-, "and.". long,t. trailing traffic and -fog' which made driv ing difficult there were several other accidents along-; the , high way, according to the report of the party. dircinc and taaxa wark. akoa 18FS, iraitu FOR RENT FOR BEXT STOREROOM OX atraeu- Iaqatra - Hotel Arfa.- STATE Hi28tt HOUSE FOR REXT CLOSE IX. IX aair Ilotal Art. 27j28U TOB BEXT DWELLING AT 1052 Sf Ibaw:. 30 par moatk. Call at SUtow aiaa baaiaaaa) fftea, er Book J Ha rtcka. . 278tt ' - 1 1 --TOR JUST. . ..- V-roota got plaaterd kl ' la' rtk Saloea; 2 Vktcka. Croat -ttroot aar.'AYail trooa aaA fardan.T 830.00 fr wtki Clriek and,Bobrta. 123 . Coia't.' V - WASTED ,TOJtEXT aC AX EXPERIEXCED PARMER WAXTS i 1 rent a ffoerat faraa or ' tAka caaa . BCtncn-a a-faraa it itll.' Addrtaa -F..C. Taylor, 635 But St, SoImi. t-fQiTt. " -31J9 1 ?AX1T3 Jllscellasfeons S3 WOODRT THE AUCTTOXIEB BUT! - aacd f oral tar for' ab. PkaM' 8L1, , - - - . 84ti EUQHEST PRICES PAID " TOR iXTSED . ataTaa, too la. faraltara. - Stiff' Ua4 ' 'woada Dapt, appoaiu eoart boa a. CABH PAID TOB-FALSE TEETII-a daatal (old. pJatiaxot ja4'' aiaeardad I Jowalry. Haka Smaltiag ajad, Bofiaorj fCov. Otaara. Mieklgaa. 85j7J WAXTED TO BUT PURXITURB. Pbo , V i ? ;A few friends were invited, to I pbinted cards. si2B ia? BT t" the home ofMr. and Mrs. Earl J. Adams, Thursday evening; of last! week, to-attend a farewell party given for Mr. and ' Mrs, . W. . F, Perllch: Mr. Perllch .has been associated with the Valley Market company of Silverton' for. some time . but has decided to make change, although his further place wrdinr " "Par Bast," priea 19 ataH aaea. feUtoaaaaa saaiaaaa QUMh as t gToaad floor. iMiHaMBaBaaBaBBMaHBT JX)R RENT5partnienta C3- i , - j - - .,f. ... TOR BEST XEW APABTMEXT AXD garac-e. 414 Mario a St. Faon 118TW.- . - 23J1 XICELT FUBXISHED- APABTMEXT. 50 Uaiaa.' - - ijie WAXTED PRIVATE MOXET .TOE, " taina toaaa.- W-kir arraral ntie iM' oa katidi : rlavklBA' U Xbnjr -Poe, 20$ Ornw Bl4r Mjlf. FOR SALE 87 TOT POX .TERRIER DOO.. SPLEiiDID watch dor. Phone til. . S7j8- BLACKCAPS 4e. PICK. THEM.. TOUB-. , melt. BiTvr road. t 8, Box 60. ' . : - - 71 LATE CABBAGE FLAXTS TOB SALE. 4 li 'DiTiaieav- . Hi "s Sal. U n aw 1 TX"-' ' '- -a pi ll jr of ffluiming C&Ed orfAat&Rufe i OTlIER ATTaicTlbNi -t .J- Buy our Sea&on Tickets j Now at Reduced Price '; On. Sale A - . Patton's Book Store, llartman's Jewelry Store, Will's 'Music House, Commercial Book Store Miner's Store, Bishop". Cloth ing House, Buster Brown Shoe Store, Shafer Harness 'Store, . Opera House Pharmacy. r II .1.. m . ill .. . - iL - ... n. i ii i 1.1 ,t S! it f t J . a 7'' ' : Iflf r--f Hit CUSP Uine' on "Wednesday at the Grayiferni A, potted fern stood on a 2 f- v 2;- . - .. i w-.w. :.w. r i lynci reucowi,ab 7zvu axuc, niiu Pii: 3 cr Otnez Kecxal or tilon.f for tne nonor guest, ana a group paim completing the effect. i ' , - - ww . a r -M ar - a, A a. . a . ... . -. . E-TiCTtCS inOUM DOC DC expCTV. I h .rie"o jrom I The bride, cnarming in a iroct I trit:4wtb. Tbeyiihould and can be I who were tne hostesses. lof,pale green - satin back crepe rjtnenuy iuKjuu ey my non-aurga-1 In the group were: Miss .Ethel adorned with gold lace, carried An CU rr: JiOO. i - '"""f; i, -. i J WVknff life's' niarlnffA T.lndniiUt 1 .v. k-. - rV"'nr rrt.U Mis3. Marcelltp Caspellv Miss Eula- terfly roses and sweet Teas. - She hxSRTRSSlSdSA U nfcat' Mlsa ElisabetirSchott- wasf.ttended. by. Miss. Marcella ered years and had tried every kind oeier. Miss mtue Brown, ana c&spell. In Canton J ctepe of. the lotcL landtWTfient tieadltandyotl 1 miss ineima Taumam- ' - - ; Isame shade of Ereenas the bride's .wDewunratatiawhy .' '.; . - ; - I gown, as maid of honor, Miss V , - iZXrrttr Mrt', Guy-I Rathbun is enter- Caspeil carried a shower of bride's n nZTZi i tammr as ' Ber. nousa xnest; .Mrs. Tost- -with a ot of blue in her ,. ut.uouu.e,, oouauei carryinK out tne iqolu. in l " ?.' t 'i; (the decorations. Tiny little Elsie : A. particularily interesting Jssue 1 Kook wearink a. daintV . .ruffled ot "ThelOregon Magasiae'i if that j froc1c.nd carrying I a basket ; Ot ior juiy. Tap nrst article is blossoms, was flower girl. Mr 'Reminiscence by Alexander F. I r.rnnka was attended bv his broth-! er. Mr. Otto Gronket as best man: ; The bride carried an exquisite i handkerchief, of;, real" point- lafce ; i-wnich ner motner maae-4U years agO-.i'- ' - . - ;c'i. U- Miss Doris Allen of Portland Played the bridal chorus T'from Lohengrin as the -wedding march. Immediately following -:the .-cere mony Mr.- Eugene Canning ot Al bany sang ','AU for You." accon panied by Mrs. Dwlght Mercer o' Lyons. Ore:-"- --"-p-;- f ; A reception , followed, ; after which the you us.'; couple left by motor- for points north. The bribe's going away costums was ot Coolidge gray with accessories to tarra'jnfc'e." . ''" i For -tl-.a "past' flto .years JMrs. Crc"ke 1.33 rpi rmployod in the err of the s.x.tur of elate, a rf the t! -9 having been JZZ 'JZ' ; rv.v T-'T.'..t' '- .--vvV,- y" T.'rp; " - '' v -.' : . nonsvoiiY: vJimt acts a.- . .-' .."X-A- y ... ---- i1? '1? of business, has not been " decided! furxished - apartmexts:: labor ueonl" The eveninr was snent lnl eool raotaa. 16 Cakm. S73-B. esjie playing cards. Those present were cleax s-room turxished apXrt- Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Perllch. Mr.l wi.'gT m.ii. - and- Mrs Russeli ScotU Mr. and KT9Lrnt -Mr. and Mrs. MrGee, ' Mr, Mrs, jonn tiaer, Mr. and . and Mrt; Robert Duncaa, and Mr. utto.Legara, Air. ana Mrs. . ""ry Mn Earl J: Adams. carson, Mr.. ana Mrs. noya in- Whooplsg cough has been prev alent in Silverton for some time I and - at present so many are at flic ted that the- sickness . can- be , regarded, as having. . reached . the I proportions of an- epidemic. The cohgn isonrmedi mainiy to-enij dren: some-of whom. are affected but .little.,. f A few cases -oL mumps I have -' been.', reported during the past month also 48-TOX CLOVEB' PbOOO lOSPll HAT. POWEB BALER TOB SALE.'. PBOXB 1 978.- TiJ" T1CTBOLA AXD RECORD Sw. . riXE aoBditioar $15. Box S4S car ' Sun. LAXGE-' BAXOES COMPLETE" LIXE roopl rarattora Btoro.- STA i. Ooat- nrreiaU' - .t I7al TOB" SALE OLD "kEWBPAPEBsV' TXJf? ' east buadlaw' '. Ciresuuaav AapartBvaar' Orcoa Btatoaaaaa.- . ,8Ttf. tr j ' rr f 1.4 a. --' ' y- vvi'-1 i ! 1 - Y I v i - .. i , i i i 'r a irtibtoir i i i" - i. i"""TT ' ii i ' ;.. Arthur T.ich, University of Michigan student, son of a wealthy ranufacturer. is being held in $23.CG) I'aH Li .Battle Crec'J.Jlkb.,' reused cf assaulting and beating Louise lirrlO, rollers ituuent. " rUsZiz, vhrsr face ts' fractured in five . , ij y.o n jr.'-" Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert. Underdakl and children,, Borghlld and IrTln, motored to. Eugene -Friday, to at tend the. wedding of a friend. Miss i Nora Nelson! for whom little TJorg . ... . . 1 ? . nita .actea aa iiower giri. x rom Eugene ' the TJnderdahl . family wqnt on to Newport,' spending the .week-end there and returning ;to Silverton Sunday. . - " " What chance have., the wild flowers with so. many wild persons on our nlghways. i. Mall Order peptomlst .(adr.). The Chlorinator ,1s. the. first sue- . cesaf ul' chjorlne .gas machine, tor general use .GiTes .tho same -gas usea wun great success Dy prom inent Washington officials. ; w : a. at c. ja.a.a a at a v ft A T.TTT T TTAVfTTTTfl ! .. Pnaar aaataoT at wbalraalo' aal .mt prica- rCrvra. D- laraaara. . UM'aJi OAT Ko4 1 aoft wbit wbeat o, 1 aoft rad'vhaat f 1.4 . L4 0 11.0 - 15.00 13.00 POEEV iTCTTCX XXT' TLT.T. iinpa. lb-jo ewt. ftS.S rna. w-j'io et. tia naf t aowa.. . inu. t a .. 2 c t ., a i.. . 1 Cat Ar. . u . ,, , , vat najr Oat and vatcb bay IS TOX-7jlOS TOR 8ALT USED LUMBER, 14tb AXDf Oaltr- fhoft - 162S-W. . - Tiir-w. SELL CS T0UB USED TURXITURE H- U StJl -ParaitoTa'Oa.-Uod Gooda i DU Opaooia nrt boaaav- STartSti Trcipdiss JNctfci-i ' ,r.J --Ay , 7' J - For Sal Trarpaaa Xatlea. als 14tV . larboar riatd aa rood 10 aaacOaaratt bar La Harvard. ,''KieaJ Uoaabr-Olo ' aa-TViaA Trvipaailnr ta SHrt7 Koibid daa Ob- Tba Pramlaoa UxKr Paaaliy. ol Proaacattoa.". Pziea AAo-aaob or S . for 150. Btataaaaa Pub. Oa Ofttoa. . - - BatMa.. TaV' TO If SALE RTCLiAIM-T ACTO PARTS tor aU aarv 50 to 80. Tor., bodie. trailer. Uika'i iaW WrocA iaa XUaaa. ki Cantor. Tbaaa Tit. t .... v - . t , . . 87aa28u - - : i- ' - - BXCEIPT- B00KS--SIZ3 BT- 8tt' 80 racoipt form la book, U eaii'a r back or two for It - ooata, Svaio aaa aUlca, SIS Saath'Oaauaarelal Pt." Sala. - - - ti'X ron' s:iLjiiv'ci.tock cj rOR. BALE 100 HIGH ORADB .WHITE - Irgbora bna oaa abatlasd po7, C - Me on la. Cktnuwi, ' Orsoa: S3J10 in- i . PARK HORSES. PET HAR5ES8, OXE. - ikuk cow. C L, Ke4. 1 airgroaad.'1 ' . 8jl0V TETERIXARIAX Eti. p ATTir " . ..Pboaa-SOtSWtSA 1 Box l.t:4r PF.KT AT.' LAXGS. TETrTTAF.IAV-a C(iie 420 S. GomatarciaL Aboa UlV" Boa, pboaa-1668. - . tJmiJaJ- . JERSETS 6PLEXDID (RtGIgTrSED) TouBf caw; baitera-to. frcabea thia ' j.fall; rrarlme beifrra. )o ynaaf bull.. BmI klwt-1;o, aowa to Ijttow a.' '(M.HUP!" . - wocD rcr. gaii: of acio SAWS WOOD. Pi' 24t- BaPa . , Df tMii J pork Latuba oroc b In W ashinrton. Pa. 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