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M
ItS. MARQAllirr ilcCLUER.
National War Mother, 'of
Kansag City brought her official
Tlslt in Salem, to. .close late latt
eTenlng. .Following ;I8. Mc
Cluer'g arrival hew on Wednesday
she was entertained at a reception
In Willson park. "The high' school
orchestra, "The 'Blueg "Boyg.'m of
-which Marrla Headrick .ia.thedi
rector, f urnlshed.,the Instrumental
music of, the eVening, while " tne
vocal numbers were siren in a
pleasing manner by Mrs. Harry
Harms, who wag accompanied by
Mrs. Frank". 2inn.. The.plAXlng
of the electric fountain was a fes
; tire feature of the eteniag. '"Mrs i
(McClueT responded lnfrn appropri
4 ate manner when called upon to
address the audience assembled
Yesterday: at" noon corers were
placed for 40 at the luncheon
serred In the Chinese room at -the
Gray Belle, honoring Mrs. Mc
Cleur. ' No arrangements were
made for. a luncheon hour pro
gram due -to ' the limited .tlme
available. , The Important business
of the day . was-, the board taeetJ
ins which 'followed at which every
member; , with , the exception of
Mrs. George H. Alden, the parlia
.men
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tar Ian, -wu'o is .in .the east,
present, , :i ',.'
t la the official .grpup,. are .lira.
Florence "Carjer. 6rtland.,vatat
war mother; Mrs'FV'A.yott 6f
Salem, vice president; MrsEmma
Fields, secretary Portland:
Mrs. , C. Bella i Duncan, treasurer.
- t rf -.i: rr -. i r .
Portland;' auditor, Mrs Ella Down-
sjjsi. PflttiandX.cotrpgpQadlnfjBec-.
retary, Mrs. John Eubanks, Pp.rtn
land;' higtoHanrIrsrEmllyy'Hen-
drlcks, Salem, and the following
aTrectbrs: Mrs. Eda Harper, Port
land,' Mrs. BeTlla.TDicksonr.rAl-
banyM.wjfe,' Pree,. Albany,
Mrs. Carrie Fowje, j Salem, " Mrs,
H. L. ; Fenton. Dallas, and Mrs.
-Mary Hafper of Portland,
.; Mrs J John McCourt ia ahottse
guest of Mrs. Stephen. XcFadden
for a jnuniSer of dayg.- ' v!'
v ' " 4-V''. -
9Mr.;ano:Mfg. William P. Doug
las '.(Isabel McG i fcbr ist) 'arid their
I three children Wiilt Jeave ojfi ie
thelf , hoxe in BerSceleyi pal. Sirs,
bo'u'glas mnd tne jchildr4 fjare
befin .tne. meats or Mr. and Mrs.
TOlHaVMctJlIchrisU Sr.. the par-
seven weks, I Mr. Douglas,, liaving'
Joined" the family on ihe rFourth
of July at .Newport. ; The follow
ing week Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
lilt loria trip to Seattle, Taconia
nd British Columbia, returning
to Portland 'over-the. past' week
end. On Sunday. they enjoyed
trijr. up ;the .Coiumbla. highway.
Since their arrival, in Salem again
on Monday evening, these popular
vigijors nave, oeen irea.tea .to en
Jorable shorter, - excursions, on
Tuesday golns to Mehama.
tMrs. 'J'bsephlneStewart' is spend-
ing seTerai weexs in roniana as
the house guest of Mrs. ,W. C.
Knighton. "
The annual 'ajl-jday ipIcnlc Vt
Mountain View, three and a half
miles west of Saem' in Polk coun
ty, ; is being anticipated I ,rith a
great 'deal of Interest by numbers'
local 1 people. The picnic wllfl
be anallday affair of . tomorrow
Saturday, Juiy 18., ".The ' iene-
ral public is Invited to participate
In the festivities of the day. ;
Among Salem visitors in Porf
!and yesterday; ttrtte Elks' oar
ade were: , lie. and JArg. Curtig
Cross, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dyer,
and Dr. and Mrs. George Rr Vehrg.
:., air. soa.tnri vvj r.; ouuiuy, c
tompanied by Carlisle :Roberts
motored to Portland yesterday to
attend the 'Elks' parade. -Tney
wewre guests at the home of Mr.
arid Mrs.' Itdy Bishop. . " - - '
Saturday morning the three will
mts of Mrs. Douglas. ;.for the past leave by motor,, for Eureka, ,Cail-
Just ,Fum Fun
and !wnii 'due aol6gie's to
AVUl&tn rjennirigs Bran, Clarence
'Dafrbw, Mr. 1 Scopes and the -Coni-'
mbiiwealth of Tenriesee::--we 6ffer
without argument. ;.. '
(DIRECT FROM A MONKEY) 1
190 OUTO LIBERTY
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Practicdl in the Art of Fur Remodeling '
fornia, prberejMr. Bishop lias
woolen rmflL : They will be the
guests of Mr. "Frank MeGee, su-!
perihtendent of the mill, and his
sister. - The" Bishops expect ' to be
gone about two' weeks.
Salem friends will oe interest
ed to know that Mr. and, Mrs.
B,oy Keene pf Coryallls have taken
an apartment at the Court for tne
summer. ".'. . :
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' Mr anil Mm TI V. V.varm. nnA
daughter, Joan. of-FruIUand. and
Mr. and . Mrs. C. J, Pugh of
Shrevesport, La.are home from
tfn.dayg at Cannon Beach .and
Seaside. Mr, and Mrg. Pugh are
hqw Jnf attendance. kat the Elka
convention in , Pprtland. after
'which they will . return ..tQ the
Evans home for another, month.
A ( little later, in. .the season. Mr.
ang Mrs, rana ana Mr. ana Mrg.
Pugh , are planning a motor trip
Into southern Oregon, before the
Pughs return to.Shrereport, where
Mr. Pugh, the . brother ...ot- Mra.
Evans, is internal revenue collec
tor. ' - ? L -.
In making the motor trip to the
'beaches the party went by. way of
TUlamook, returning through As
toria. .
t Mrs, Bertha Junk Darby had as
hjer guest' over the "past'6 week-end
her eon, Herbert Darby.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts
returned Wednesday from" a vaca
tion at Agate beach. They are in
attendance ' for the remainder of
the week at the Elks' convention
in Portland. ? i
, 'Ij'nd'er the caption. , "Bay, State
AV SaiHhZlJrs. Xsima Fall ; Scho
Bia, "Miss'Sltyl II, Ijolme Mlsa
Bertlia R..Kiernan, Miss Viola
CSmith.Mrg." Sadie Upner Schul-
mah. Miss Marjorl Hurd and Mlsa
tiveiyn aywer. , '
' liss" Smith is one 'of the local
delegates to the B. P. 'and W. con
vention v in" Portlan'd,''Me. "
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, ilrt. "Terry "H. Raymond,; the
house 'guest ofM'rs. A. N.'Mooreg,
Is being f Varipngly welcomed 'by
her many Salem friends, numbers
of ""informal; affairs having - been
planned 'for ier, pleasure.., Mrs.
Raymond is always a favored vla-
I itor in the city.
. The Woman'g union of the First
Congregational church.. will -hold
the JulyL business, jneetin.at. Jl
o'clock this afternoon. at the home
of Miss Edith Hazard. '6 40 South
Summer street. '
The institution' committee of
the Salem'Woman's club will meet
at 3:0 ,'0,'clock next Monday at
tbe ,hqme of ,the president, Mra.
W. F. Fargo, .1 0 85. North. Churp h
gtreet, ,The personnel of the.cbni-
mfttee lncludeg Mrg. FM. Erick
son,' chairman; Mrg. Paul 'Ac
ton, Mrg. S. M. Endicott,
K. Ohllhg. Mrs. J. C, Nelson, and
Mrs. H. I W; Wllllston. Many of
the activities' of the. club, for the
com'in g year are being' planned for
during (he vacatlou period. 1 ,
, The public health cpmmittej
willtake up an actual 'phase ;pf
its work with the coming week
when ' gtpries at the children's
blavxround on Fourteenth 'street
start,; 'On hour 'a day. Including
Saturdayfrom 3 to 4 "o'clock
a story hour Is conducted for the
children between, the ages of six
The Salem Woman'g
rRATZRN'AI. ORDER OY EAGLI3,
WiHftt, M.'y. TL 1384-R.
CMP PARTY TO LEAVE
ADVANCE .:GBOrP 6FF ,' FOK
SESKOWIX OX'MOXDAY
, The Ealem YMCA boys camp,
advance party. leaves Monday - in
charge of Ben Kimber of the Mar-,
Ion County YMCA. He will Te ac
companied by "Ray TMllIer;. John
lSIJIs, Warren Keeneyand D wight
Adams. They will go- ahead .to get
up the camp and have it Jn readl
ness'for the regulaf'campers who
come Thursday. -
This year's camp Is located, on
one of tne most peaniuui spois in
Qregon: 4.It Is alout. two m"en
above Neskqwin, ;-jni tsmpptne
fine 'sand beach. A short hlkin-
distance from the camp Is Fletcn-
er'g Lake.
The camp program this nrear is
one of .the. beat and gtrongegtyet
planned. Practical, talkg and lec
tures In .first aid, forestry,' nature
study, bible study and pioneer and
scout testg will be given. - All' of
the gwimmiirfc and'hikirrg'perlods
will be strictly supervised." There
will be both fresh and gait water
swimming. A Red Cross life "guard
will be on hand at all swimming
periods. ' -": :-
, "Ole" Crary, the f amons camp
6ok,, will .Jake care o!Lthe.,eata
again , this year. . He. Is an, expert
cobk and hia. menus are noted, as
all the boys who went , last year
will declare. ;
I LbckfIiatei Fcr .
Qauified Advcrtiilrj
rOtlBl-
, i enU 9r weri
1 g niii pr wrd
miU w vrd
OaateMta, daily sad -
-nadr ... -. g Mat pr word
la order U ra'ika sort tka
tiia rat. d?rtiamtBt ! raa ia
eeacatiTa Usueft.
V ad Ukaa for bu tka SS eenU.
Ad raa Saaday-oaly ckarfd at
AdTtrtl
fartoa.
Ji" tad 'SItti0M WBtd") will
bUka ever tna talapMaa u . taa
ita 4axept
adTrtir la a tubienbar a pka.
Tb Stataanaa will raeaiva.adTar
tUtorti a any tim ai tha day ar
aifhC Ta laaora prapar laailea
ttaas ada aaaaid ba la Vafera T p.-aa.
JB3JC2S0SS.la.eT 613, . , J
Money yto Loan
On Rfal Eklata
T. K. FORD
(Orer Ladd Buafc Bank)
BEFORE TOU LEAVE TOTJB HOME
" Iqsured Properly -
MmJ it "Bwki a Headrieka. ' U. 8.
AUT03IOBILES ;
I ' WK WRECK IM
.faita-for .ail ,ara Wa aall.lar .leaa.
Ort oar prices on trailer. Salem Aaio
Wrrkiie 'Co- 402 8. Chare Street
, -. a FA laftl
I ,Hiti or Breakfast I
I-
Women Lawyers entertain leader land nine
fn profession 'irom Oregon,", ,a,nd j club will continue in charge until
with the su.bhead..,Misa ; Grace the end of "August. Those 'desir-
K?. smun, assisiani aiorney gene-4 ing to assist in tnis manner-may v.v rt'
eon of Massachusetts assoclaUoh." I Who will be glad for all volnn
th'e' Boston Globe,' in n earl Jnly T teers, . r The first committee, that
issue, carries the .fpuowing story j of public health, of which Mrs. F.
that will be of Interest, to Salem A.- Elliott' Is chairman. Includes
friends1 a three-column, cut , of In Its personnel Mrs. Elliott; Mrg.
the luncheon group appears with W. H. Byrd,Mrs. E. E. Fishe'r,
the story: . L". ... f Mrg. Grant R. Bonell, Mra. A. L.
Miss Grace E. Smith of: Salem, I Wallace and Mrs. Frederick Hill
Or.,' as8lstapt , attorney" general fn Thompson. 1
that state,, wis the "guest f. the .
Massachusetts Association' of Wo- The kina's "heralds of the Jason
men Lawyers yesterday ,at,a lunch- church will ?meet at - 2:50
eon at, theWomen'a. Republican I o'clock 1 thig afternoon in the
church. ! j All members are reinest
ed to .bring ; visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ' M. Barr ' and
club, r.4 6 r Beacon .street. The ocj
casloh ' brought, tqgether ' a large
number of attorneyg.lrohj all gep?
tions of Massachusetts .'and
York. Mlsa Smith waa accompan- tmU war in foTttand'v.trta
,,.- , IO ,ne Kirs' onTention.
ton of Cambridge
Miss Greta C. Coleman,' presi
dent of the association, Introduced
the honor guest, who told in. a
simple Informal manner of ber
early days as a school teacher In
Oregon, later of "her activltieg as
a student of : business lines,' and
finally her work aa a stenographer
and clerk, in the office of the At
torney . general. . Following her
admission, to the Oregon, bar, she
became assistant attorney gene
ral.
Miss Smith called attention to
the manner in which the field of
opportunity for women U broad-
' 'Slipon
Sweaters
$land$l3
DIbomers
' Stepin
Camisoles
Very Special
59c 7
. House Frocks ,
Featuring the New Sport Stripes in.
high colors. Very special -
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SPECIAL
4 ' A'HnarClinui3 'ol. Slimmer Weai&Ua f
Tub Sillcs
Crepes;
I yoilci
Bathing Suits
Discouiited r
25
Fidl
Fashidnsd
Silk Hose
In the -Wanted:
Shades" ,
$1
SortHose
98c .
Ci'Vcb::s!peiifi
1 '"iV y.
W
Laces:
Crcpc3
Gecrtttcr
n
' MvV"" and insured
Q'Crcl!csnsj I
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7 9 ri TV
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Street Froclis
.Botted Voiles, Tis?iii-GInghi
Printed Broadcloth, Etc.
3'
01X3-C2.C3
Jat
Parasols
79b v
1 a ,,iiiw va
' .Tlanll"3afis
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Amoflg recent guests at Netarts
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.Buck-
ner, Miss Ruth Buckner and Mr
and Mrs. Lester Kearns of Port
land. -They were absent a -'week.
The Woman Relief corns will
nom lis: rreguiar meeting at 2
o'clock' Satarday afternoon in-Me-
Cornack hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martinhave as
their gueetsMr, and .Mrs. Dickson
pf Phoenix, Ariz., who they gtate
are enjoying the climate, partlcu
eninr. esnecfallv In th nrnfpaslnn . . ..
. , i ; I lemperaiure at limes reaches as
01 iw ... I . 1 . high as 118 degrees.' They
In. reference to obstacles -that
confront; the woman In tbe pro
fession, she said, that although
there is a great field open to wom
en, she has to show expert ability,
whereas' ability in a man is taken
for, granted, almost invariably.
' She discussed, the Jury system Jn
Loregon, where jury serried lg vol
untary for wonien The - Jurora
are drawn and any woman chosen
may .decline to serre. Many of
the. finest women, of Oregon lake
high aa 118 degrees.' .They will
spend ' the "major portion of the
summen at .the Joe Martin home
KIDNAPING TALE TOLD
Andihey hid. about. everything
else ..in. Oregon . yesterday.. And
welcome as,.the,tlo'wers of spring.,
Flax tours and experiments are
all right; there ,1s a. great.deal to
do In deciding upon .the. best soils
and locations and Jn ; developing
methods" to , ,gett a larger tonnage
Of fiber from each. ton. of straw.
But the. fact thot.the Salem dis
trict can produce'as fine' a Quality
of fiber nax as can 6e grown,' In
an tne worm is now ana was long
since commonplace. ..What we
need most Is work alone the lines
of treating and manufacturing the
iiax, wnen:tit is , grown; getting
down to brass tacks. . There is a
world of room In -this respect. ". .
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Mrg. Margaret McCluer, national Rome BllilCling CtlUTCh
SCHELfeES AUTO WRECKIJIO CO- will
bmr yonr old car.. ,liiht raaa iitim
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OPPORTUNITY FOR
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a faraiah all tha proapacta
you eaa kaadle. Wa hare aa
"apptaiaer wha eaa aothiac bat
.. list . and pholorrapk property
ar yao. to aU. Wa haa tboa
. aanda ( propniei properly
luted.. We ara aallias ana
drrda ( tbouaaada at dollara'-
worth af property eery aioata.
W a & a kica a-raaa aaleamaa
who kaa beta aaeeesafal aithrr
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aelliac liaa. Sea lit. Killer,'
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TOUXO WOMAX "WITH LTTTLE GIRXi
waaU fcooMkaepiag. Tal 1829 J.
FOR GARStX PLOWING. BASEMENT
dizriax aad .team .work. phoia-.19f 2.
-.aSaiUtl
YOUXO ' MAX, EXPERIENCED AC-
-eoantaat. wuhea ta locate ia Saleai.
Waald lika panaaeat pomtfoa ar part
time wark. Caa Aaadla fall aat at
hooka aad aiake la cam a. tax reperta.
Phena M: W. Smith. 1870-M.- 19)19
FOR RENT
21
TO LEASE BEST BUSINESS LOCA-
tioa ia Salem. Sea B. W. Macy, 203
1 ray .Block. - IJtt
FOR REXT STOBEROOM OX
atraat. laquira Hotel Arga.
STATE
21j2atf
GOOD SERVICE FAIR PRIRCE. VED
I.KR. A, LKBENGOOU OAK AGE. Oea-
a ral repairing; aceaeaoriaa, ttrear Miller
' and South Commercial. Phooe 564.
AUTO TOPS
SEE tJS FOR TOP AND PAlXT WORK.
Ji Hull An to Top Paint Shop.
Kear t're aepartient. - c-mu
BrpwnsTlile were Salem Yiaitorg
yesterday.-:' . J-
; Mrs. Robert Sandon of Inde
pendence was a Salem risltor yes
terday morning. . ;" '
. ,Mf, and Mrg. Al Stewart gpent
Thursday ; with frienda in the
country. ' j . '. . .i, . . :
, ,Mr,' and -Mrg. C, 4P. Bishop mo
tored to Portland, yesterday to, at
tend i tbe Elks contention. . Satur
day jthey will leare for a 10-day
trip to Eureka. CaU ta Inspect the
Bishop woolen mill of that city.
FRlXTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BY TH
wordiaf -.VFar Keat.,. price- 10 ceata .
'' each. Stataaiaaa Baaiaeaa Qlliea, aa
' FOR HENT Apartmenta 23 -
FURNISHED. APARTMEXT FOR RENT.
- ; 545 Court St. Pbaaa 1057. 23J1S
FOR REXT APABTMEJiTS.
- aioa fit.
110 DIY1-
war mother, last evening placed
a wreath at the base of the soldier
monument on the Marion county
court house grounds. .She repre
sents the organization that is car
rying on with the needs of the
to House Sacred Stair
ROME--The -dream of .three-:
aUarters of a century to 'erect a
churih worth ,of . the !. ecclesiastic
V . ....... I A I en ft nri nlmnitT of tne
yvona war men and tneir famiireai-y'-' -r - rc
after a great many others hare VnVT8?,;.?ti Zl
forgotten them." Mrs. McClner IMl Dou .l- wuea.
says the- soldier -monHroent - here
is one of the most beautiful in the
Tnlted States; and especially one
of the -most beautiful in its get
ting, with the pourt ; house and
Justice in thebackground, and the These orteririgshaTe beengupple
litlng Christmas tree a part of the mented, of course, by a number or
picture. The .wreath wag madellra8. aonauons,
to the small offerings 'of . thoug
andaiof Holy Year pilgrims, who
go up the 2 S steps on their "knees,
saying ' a special prayer "on each,
most of the 'necessary funds -for
the edifice'. haYe been raised.
CALEXICO, Cal., July 16 (By
Associated Press.) Mrs. Virginia
Cookson,' Orange "county farmer
ette, for whom sheriff's posses
hare been searching since last
Tuesday, on the theorythatf she
naa been muraerea or apducte,d.
up at the state hoapltal, with red,
white and blue - flowers. It ig
worth going to gee.
AnnaaaA 4n larV - a- .aTUa V am J
their placeg m; the Jury box wil, Jr- w T tM T, ' I
.LJ!. . , J Quarters here and told of being
lInlLln.eBl.bS ?!. kidnaped by three men in an auto-
wijuiBu, ids aaju in.seriaia cases
I 1- KsaI h t A V - A
. . . 2 . j .. .n. lilJUMJilll aAi.A
jiiliuTsa wife as jurwra, nuu laiun
tno wnmpn iaIMm nnmnT wll. . J
f " ---' . VVU.V.J " A a. . . . . . .
. . , . v v i rurcnaae oi me coniroiung imer-
PURCRASED
Among the guests were Mrg.
Alice Parker Hutching of New
Yorlc. one of the tint laomen ta
be admitted to practice In Massa
chusetts: Miss Clara L. Power, as
sistant register-of probate in Suf
folk .county; Miss Harriet Weller,
a former president of tne associa
tion; "Mrs. Mary E. Hyde of Pall
Rirer, Miss Martha Roberts of Sa
lem, Miss Alice E. Pendleton, Miss
Angela C. O'Brien Miss Harriet
est in the Northwestern Lumber
company from Mrs. C. H. Jones
Of Tacoma, was announced here
today. The consideration was not
made' public. The deal , includes
one of the largest sawmills .on the
harbor,' considerable timber, and
eyeral logging camps
- Eugene First six months of
1925 8how I1.406.55& building
permits issued. ' ' :
PERSONALS
I
The architectural plana "haYe
beenj drawn up and the corner
stone .was laid recently by Cardi
nal Pomnili.! ".. . .,.,',.
The Sacred Stair, ror centuries
situated in a small . nnobtruglre
building just across the ; gquare
f rtam! the .great basilica -. of St.
Johni Lateran. lg "according to
church lerend. the same one on
FURNISHED S ROOM APARTMENT,
aowaataira. $15. 413 X. 2 1st St. .
i- - i3jlg
ATTRACTIVE aLAROE . UXFURXISHED
apaxtneat, 13 11. Co art. UjlT
FOR REXT APABTMEXT8 891 X. Coaa-
t Btpmal. -- - .3Mf
'FOR REXT Rooma 23
PLEASANT BOOM. CLOSE IX. PHONE
58S-W. 25jl8
HOUSEKEEPING OR SLEEPIXO rv a.
267 8. Ckarca. - 25j24V
PRINTED CARDS. IXE,14" BY. TH"
wanlinv' ". a lA.t"!tiia 1
eaata each. - 8tateaaaaa Baaiaeaa alfica,
groaad floor. - - -
FURNISHED BOOM WITH BATU rOR
ceatlemaa. Strictly aaeaara . Mate.
Four blocks from Capital. Paoaa 1894 J.
asjmt
BOOM FOR REXT-IX MODERN HOME,
taree bloeka Irona - etate baaaa. All
ronveoteaces. Geotlemaa preiarre4.
Pleaaa fi rataroaeea aad aaareae' A.
B, care fitataamaa. . .. 25J28U
FOR RXXT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
.etadeata. witk alee puis patch, prieilef ea.
' Ereryt Wuf: medera. Hefereacea are re
quired. Addraaa rooaa, cara. fitetmaa."
a.
FOR RENT Hotwe 27
HOUSE FOB REXT CLOSE IX. IX
aaiaa Betal Arga. j - 2728tt
FOR REXT 5 ROOM MODERN, HOCSB
witk aU baiaaiewt. aad- paved atreet
'and ear. lie. - $25 per aaoatB. Paoaa
21K0-J or call at 395 X. IStk St.
. .. J7jiae
FOR REXT DWELLING AT 1052 Sa
, inaw; g30 per taeata, 'Call at 8 ta tea
ma a baaiaeaa afftee, or Becke A Hea
dricka. .22aat
Summer SIdrts
C3.40 tb '
1
05.00
Mrg. Anna Girod of Fruitland
has returned to her home after an
ahnanra In- th hirr fUAn
Mrs. John Wesley of Scio waa I which Jesua troa wnen ne came
a Salem risltor yesterday. - .. neiore fiiaie. . some centuries s,u
Raymond Jeffress and Richard I one of the ChrlstUn " Roman em-
Titus of Portland" were s guests I presses went, to Palestine, pur
daring -the first part "of the week chased the staircase and: had it
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ray. : a j brought to Rome, as a perpetual
C. L. Jenkins of Lebanon waa sacred relic. A special indulgence
In the city yesterday on business, of niueye.arg is granted to devout
J.-O. Crismgn WAa in.Balem.yes-. worshippers .who ascend tne steps!
terday morning. His home lg ia on their knteg. . . r
Independence. ", ' ' 1 Nearly 75 yearg ago Pope prua'
iteY.. ana Airs. t. a. lirown oiitjc began to Interest nimseii in
erecting a larger church to house
the sacred staircase, and the pro
ject has heen , furthered by each
succeeding pontiff, including Leo
XIII, Plug X, Benedict XV and.
finally. Pius XL The church Is
to be on the style of a basilica, 31
I meters long and 20 wide. It will
bare three naveg set pft by marble
columns, and much of the ancient
decorations, such aa rare frescoes,
will be preserved from the present
church to help decorate the new
structure. "A prominent place will
be allotted for, the Inscription of
the church's motto: "There la no
more sacred spot than this In the
whole world
t- :
. . iv, -' FOR BEXT. .
. 7-roeia .gaad plaateredA boaaa la aertt
Salea; 2 bloeka front atreet ear. Frail
Uvea aad tardea. . $30.00 par aaoatb,
. Ulrica, aad Roberta, 122 Ka.. Con'k
P1-oae 154.- ' lTii
FOR REXTr-Farm . S3
FOB 'REXT S ACRES WITH BCILD
inga, a ra ilea wat en pared road. $120.
' Y. L. Wood. 841 Stati r .t -BOltT
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HIGHEST PRICES j PAID. FOR CSEJ1
, Oooda Dept, appoaita eoart aaaaa.
22tt
CASH PAID FOR FAL8B TEETH
deatal gold, platlaom aad diacarded
Jewelry. Hoke BmeiUBf aad Kaliaerr
Ca Otaere, Mickifaa, - 3i27
WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOR
I a rat loaaa.-- A a kava aeraral "applira
tieaa oa baad. Hawkiaa ' . Bebarta
i lee.. 20. Orepon Bldr. - S3dHtf
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. at 117 Uaiaa. - . .
IXQCIRE
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General Uarkets
Splendid quality seajnless.Axminsterllug in Chinese, Persian all-over .designs
and in plain colors. vAn exceptional: jinge of choicest coldririgs is shown.
M
. .' 9x12 Scdimleks, Fine Quality .-HucSa i - ,
, The new.nome-maker will be quick to take advantage of this Home .Furnishing Day
: special offering, for she will 'recognize the remarkable Yaluee-shown.'
Inlaid IJnoleurn, Special $1.65
,Flne quality linoleum in hewt atr(actlre patterna an'dl moulded, designs. In blue an A
tan and blue and cream.; Suitable for gunroom, bathroom, kitchen, "dining room."
vThig is ail first quality merchandise and ia Yery special.'; ."j. ,J .
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P0RTLAKD, July . 1 V-Grain
futures: Wheat, hard white, blue
stem, Baart, .July, August $1.45;
soft ' white Jury - 1.4 5 ; "r August
$1.44; western white. July $1.45;
August ,$1.43; hard ylnter, July
$1.41; August $1.40; Northern
spring, July $1.40; August $1.39;
western red July $1.40; August
$1.29; BBB hard white July
$1.5q; August $1.39.
Oats No. 2 white feed. July
$33; August $30; No. 2 gray July
$32;tAugut $30. .
,Corn No. 2 yellow, July. Aug
ust $ 37.50; Barley No; 4 4.. July,
August $30; Mlllrun, standard,
August-$!. - , . .
.;, , TortUind Hay
FOR.TL.AND. Ja.!y 16 Blylc
prices, .valley ti: -.otlT .513 r'$21 ;
Trespass, Notices
- Forale
. Treepaia Kotieea, -aiea 14a ia'hea,
', aria tad aa road 10 aaaea caataaa beer
. tag the word. "Notice It Herebr Gi
aa Thaa Treapaatiar ia Strietlr Farbid
dea Oa.Theae Preeiieaa.l'Bdar Peaaltr
. af Proeacatioa." Price lie each ar ,
, far 2-5 e. . Butaaaiaa Pab. Co, Seleai.
. Oretoa. Jlatt
a- a. a
( Price aiioted ara wheleaala eaa are
prices reeelted by tamera. Va ' retail
pricea are givea:
GEATX AXS EAT
No. 1 soft wblta-wbaaa ,
Na. 1 aaft red wkeat
uaia .
Caoat- bar
Oat. bar
Oat aad Tatck bay
$1.4
1.4a
AO
H.$e
15.00
pork, utrrrow ajtd beet
Tlora, 18O-200 r-i.. .. , 11.59
Hoe. ,200-350 ewt.
Hore, 850-100 ewt.
L,ixbaaw, " .. tie
Gowo , ; . . e.ra4W
Holla - t ia if
Dreieed fork.:
Laiaba
11'
alfa
S13; duTer,$17; oat hai
i.oaiiA.-l .(Lat $14; oat and Yetc:
$19 (f $:0;rEtraw ,$5.50 ..rPr tc-.
i-euAn- jru.j ?2 a tea l..,rc.
T?Ty beaa
I.: : ht keoa ,
.lefe
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Vu-.eta
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