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'"A group of Modern Writers, was hartsberger. -receptjjrflenna.
charmlnat. .eutactalned. Tuesday
evening at the home of Perry Rej
gelman. Following a six-: o'clock
pUnlo , supper, .. an . oat of doors
pcpgraifi rasr enjoyed. Adding to
the pleasure of the evening 'was
thw special -gnesti Drv Han .LeoB-
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Ni ' "i Presenting ' rf I
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". tention through ' ll j
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gained'our repii-'
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Mrs. JVC; kelson 'follow-
tatioa.
NOW. -SHOWING
who at tb.6 request pf the writers
told, of . existing conditions in the
Austrian irapitatl: Xhe, revival of
Interest in -art aad musie and the
existing conditions Id -th-. univer
sities were' des'crJbejD'Leon-hartsberger,-
in a most interesting
fashion.; i;.,-'"1
The evening's- program- ' was
opened b" Albert .3loy .who. read
stdry
Cook
Watjder,'
and "Ceruinty.'i- - Mrs Blabche
M. Jones .delighted .her audience
Vhkh she- w rote some time ago.
'Enchanted ,Field3,,;a"; poem," was
followed- by another" '.poerai --'tin
jrettere"d.,:.'fVead is$ Renska
Swart-' Perry Ref gelman-"read a
-poem which ' he' wrbCe. some time
agio as a tribute 'td-Hatel Hall? The
pdeni which; Jie named "XJaged,? re
ceived honorable mention when it
was read before a -meeting of the
Northwest Poefl-y ScSlety at Gales
Grove nparForest Grove last Sun
day. Mp. iteigelman'also read an
other of hia jfoeins; "Life, "Mrs.
V. G. Franklin spoke briefly on the
prQceediog 6f, th0 . meeting of the
Northwest poetry Society at For
est. Grove: . C'J. Lisle .contributed
two poems, "Rocky Mountains'
and "Beach Pities
'Miss Grace Elizabeth Smith pre
sided at the meeting. Additional
guests Included. Mxfik Murray Rob
erts nd Mr. apd Mrs. Lyman Mo
Dimald. lh addition to' those con
tributing numbers- the group was
cojaposed of the follawingwriters:
Mr. nd -Mrs j; M Clifford, F, S.
Barton, J. C, Nelson, Mrs,'sReiJ:elr
man,"Mrft prritafid ifr.; and
"Mr, and JtfrsHollls. Hunjrngtoa
sojourn at Neskowln. They will
Join Mr. andJdrsy.T. B. .Kay who
have been at the seashore fur some
time.!' : ",' . !'"-"' : .
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Miss' Gertrude .Tucker has re
turned f Smth6 UfaW ersity of Ore
gon summer school session at Eu
gene. .She" will leave the city
shortly for Buena Visfa where she
will be the guest of " her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brophy
were guests-" recently at the sum
mer home or. Mr. -and Mrs. J. Mc
Corkle at Neskowin. ,
,i Miss Louise . Williamson is
spending; the week In Medford as
the guest cf . relatives and friends
She plans to return this-week-end
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i Miss Prudence Goodhue of Port-
kind was a guest recently of. Miss
Emma Godfrey. - t
Kenneth Pewer who has been
spending the summer in -Chicago
Ms attending, the summer session of
the.. Rush Medical college In that
city. He will return to Salem' this
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ulnx and
Mr. and Mrs. A- I. Hersikorn mo
tored to Portland recently . where
they were-guests of friends.
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I Prof. and. Mrs. G.,Ar Jenkins of
Kellogg. Idaho, - and - Mrs.. -A. -' C.
Rebman ot . Amberg,' Wisconsin,
were guesta last week of Mr, and
Mrs. Guy L: Rathbun. '
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"-Mr; arid; Mrs. X. C. Sample have
returned from Seattle where they
were the guests ot .Mr, and Mcs.
Otis McKnight. .
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. Mrs. T; G. ' Bllgh and grand
daughter, -Margaret Ann, accom
panied by Mrs.' Henry Lee and
small daughter. Patsy,' and Miss
Minnie Bohlsen; departed' yester
day for Neskowin
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TYPOGRAPHICAL .NO. 210 RECOVD
Saturday, 3 . . M. P. Pilkiarlaa,
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Mt.. and. Mrs, Frederic Cameron Church, Jr., figures in the
.most important society wedding of the summer, are seen on their
honeymoon. Mrs. Church was Miss Muriel Vandrb)lt, daughter
ef Mr.-and Irs. W. K. Vanderbilt " The -wedding--' todk place at
Newport. '; v ' '. i. J ;. ; ' ' , . .
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Hampshire when last heard from.!
They will be 1 On their return they will visit rela-
domiciled in the Bllgh summer tives in Minnesota,Visconsin and
home.- ' Michigan. They are. expected to
- ; .. arrive in Salem the middle of Sep-
k Dean and Mrs. George H. Alden tember.
have f started home from their . .
three months' motor trip-which Mrs. F. A. Elliott, chairman 'of
has taken them Into Canada and the public health committee of the
as j far as " Maine, according to Salem Woman's, club, called a
word received here recently. Dean meeting of the committee early Jn
and -Mrs Aldren hav bean visiting 1 the .week to outline plans for the
relatives and friends along the At-1 rominsr vpar. Announrpmpnt nf
left yesterday 1 for' a 'sevBraV; weeks' iantic seaboard and-were In New j activities for the year will be made
after another meeting of the com
mittee members. In the grpup are
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Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. W. H. Byrd,
Mrsj E. E. Fisher, Mrs. G. R. Bon-
nellj Mrs. A. L. Wallace and Mr
Frederick Hill Thompson.'
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Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley. re
turned recently from a delightful
tw1 iroaVe m ff rvi Trln fr . IPrvltr
Springs and C rater ; La ke i ,4W'i l!
, Airs, inez . iay compnmenieu
her: house guests, Mrs. J. E. Alli-i
son and son Donald of Eugene, ana
Miss Lois Bowman of Waggoner,
Illinois, with a dinner at her. home
one- evening last week; . ..
Covers were. laid "for "Dr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Brown, Mrs. D. II.
Craven, Miss Velma May," Ronald
Craven, Mr.'.' and', Mrs. " Joseph
Schindler, Mr. and 'irs; ; Everett
Craven of . Portland,, "Mrk,' Agnes
Jones, the honor guests, Mrs. J. E.
Allison, Donald Allison and ..Miss
Lois Bowman, and the hostess,
Mrs. Inez May. . ' ! . , - ;
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Jllr. and Mrs, Ren- Forbes, Jr.,
lcf(,. .this morning--for Seaside
where they will sojourn, for a
week. , They will joined later by
friends. -
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i Mrs. Allan Carson accompanied
byjher mother, Mrs, J.AV. Hauiil
tQri:."ot .Hoseburg, spent'- yesterday
in .Portland. They ' returned' by
motor last evening. . , ' .
Dr. and Mrs.. George Sternberg
and family returned Monday,.froni
an outing spent at.Neakowln.
r.;Jl.lsaViIrtne. Curtis, "whose jnar-
riago to Stanley, Allen. will be an
event of .tomorrow afternoon has
been the inspiration for Several
charming affairs during the 'past
few weeks.
The Misses Olga Gray.and Ethel
Frazier eompllmented Miss Curtis
one evening last week with a 'mis
cellaneous shower wTiich was giv
en at the former's home on Cap!
tol street. Those . bidden to the
affair were Mrs. Mark Skiff, Jr.,
of Portland, Mrs. Lewis Griffith,
Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry and,Miss
Grace Holt.
Mrft P. D. Quisenberry fll
honor Miss Curtis today with a .1
o'clock luncheon at , her home;
Covers will ; be placed' for -the
Misses, Grace Hplt, , Olga Gray,
Ethel Fratier. Mrs. B.en Forbes,
Jr., the honor guest. Miss Curtiss;
and the ; hostesses, , Airs. ; P. TJ.
Dntienharrv . T- - "
-,,Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gregg will
have "as their house guests this
Jr., the honor guest, Miss .Curtis,
and the hostess,-Mrs.. P. D. Quis
enberry. ; -- -
i Attorney General and Mrs.. I.. II.
Van Winkle, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. L. R. M. Pierce, depart
ed' today for Breitenbush' Sprttjg
where they will enjoy, a weed's
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; Miss Eugenia and Miss Char-
Cisco,, who are now enjoying a
several days' sojourn in Portland
as.'jthe guests of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stiff and
Herbert, Jr., have returned. to
their home after a ten days motor
trip to Vancouver and Victoria,
B. C.
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, House guests of Mr. and Mrs
O. J. Scbei for several days are
Mr. and Mrsv W. F. Schacht of
Burlington, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs
Schacht have been attending the
buyers', "week activities in Port
laud.- ,
- The missionary society of the
first Christian church will meet
in- Marion square at '2: SO o'clock
today. A special . program has
been arranged for the outdoor
meeting and mothers are asked
to" bring their children. Nurses
will be present, to take care of the
children during the meeting'. '.
Misa Myrtle pelker has return
ed from a four-day visit in Ash
land with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop mo
tored to Neskowin the first' of the
week and . returned last evening.
side returned to their home Wed
nesday. They will have as their
house guest for the week-end Zulla
Kerry of Portland.
Mrs. F. W. Poor man wa
charming ho.stess recently when
she complimented several Wood-
burn matrons with a one 'otlock
luncheon in her home on Summer
street.
Those bidden to the affair were
Mrs. Tracy Poorman, Mrs. Harold
Austin. Mrs. Blaine McCord and
Mrs. Keith Powell ot Woodburn
and Mrs. Chester Cox. J. '
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Kantner.ar
spending' the summer at their
home on one of the islands in
ruget sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Undbcck
left yesterday for, a motor trip
which will take them as far !as
Crater Lake and Klamath Falls,
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The Women's Union of the First
Congregational church will meet
today at 3 o'clock a the primary
Sunday school room. As this In
an urgent meeting it is hoped t ha
all members will attend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown re
turned to the city from Seal Rocks
last Tuesday where they have
been spending' the Rummer. Ac
companied by Ir. Richard Carl.
wright Mr. and Mrs. Brown again
departed for the seashore last eve
ning. While at Seal Rocks .they
are domiciled ' in their summer
home.
Mrs. George Rodgers a ceo m pan
led by, Miss Margaret Rodgers and
Mrs. Ada Strong motored to Port
land Wednesday. They returned
in tbe evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Griffith and
small daughter, Lora. Kate, de
parted yesterday , for Newport
where they will be the guests jof
t at sua a si
PtIUa.A ..r Bisraiar (ipt V.a-
a.7 at galeae ib capiat W Orrr-
Local Rates .
For Classified
Advertising.
Iaily r Baoiay
3 e.ala pr ward
.5 cnti pr word
Ob. tlma
Thrtm lira
Sis iM S c.au Mr ward
Oi month, daiSy aad -BaadaV
20 ecala par ward
1b rlv la .arm la a ra iiaa eaa
tim. rat. advartiaasaaat Bait raa ta
eoaaacatWa iaaa.a.
No Ad. takaa tor bat tfcaa IS a.ata.
Ada. raa Saadaj Oi'LT caarfaA at
ui-ba rata. .
Advrrtiaemcata . (axeapt Paraanala
aad Sitaatioaa Waalad) will W. taJkam
ar Uia WWpboaa U tha advartlaar ia
a abaer4br aa paoa..
Tka Sutftaia . will rcala adrar
tiaria.ala at aaf tiaaa af taa day
aicat. Ta iaaara propar clataiXiea
tioaa ada. tbauU ka la Wara 1 p. aa.
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FOR REXTApartaientJ S3
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APARTMENT lJK REXT 2 ROOMS
aad kitrbBftt. 22.Su. 1 room aad
karBartt. 13.
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PLEASANT ROOM CLOSK IX. FHO
SilSW. ' 8Sa
UOCSr.KEKPIXQ OK blkipixo
267 H. 1'aarck. J5jl4t
FOR RK-VT TO WILUAMETTK GIRL
ruoia aaI baard ia Jtlcaaaet oootrr
komo. . Traa.prtatia gaaraateM.
fiaa. .Wtrv licata, ka pmilft.
24 vara MalMaaaa. ; tSaStf
Money to Loan
T. K. FORU -
(Over Ladd ft Buak Baak)
BEFORE TOO I.EAVK TOUB HOME
OR CAR KAVK IT 4
Insured Properly
Pbaaa 161. Back Zoadricka. C. 8.
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AUTOMOBILES
PRIXTCD CARDS, 8IZK 14'
wordiac. 'Kai t Kat.'
casta aark. Slataamaa Baai
graaad (Uor. .
prW 16 T
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ROOM FOR REXT IX MODERN 'HO MR,
Um blocka lra atata kwa. 11
roaTratrnrea. O.atWaua pr.(arrad)
1'lraa. pti rafaraacaa aad 4draaa At
B, ear. ElaUuaaa. 2Si2l
0a REXT ROOM SUITABLE TQ
atnd.ala. witk .lvpaic parrh priTUacaa
ErarTtaiar- ara.- RalaBana ra-rw
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IIOl-tsKH FOR RENT 10 Til $4S
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IUCaE YOK REiT CLOSE IX. IX
; air Uoul Arfa. 27J2tl
' WE WRECK 'EM
Parts for all aara. Wa-aall far laa.
Of vwr pria aa trailer. Salam-Aata
Mrockioc Co4 4QA S. Chare 8tret.
Pboaa lis. laatl
SCIIKELEK AITTO WRFCKIXO CO, will
buy yaar old ear. Hixknat-raak pt-ie.
aid. lOKS N. -rsarrial St. l13lf
AUTO REPAIRIXQ -
GENERAL REPAIRING. TIRES AND
u. a-emrir. (aa aad ail. MED
l.KRA I.MiEXOOOW OAKAGK. Vkoaa
.S4. Millrr and S. 'ama-rcial hta.
upevializa in rrcunditwamc Biotor.
auto Tora
SEE US TOR TOP AXD PAIXT WORE.
O. J. Hall Aata-Top Paiat Baap.
R-r fir. dfartaTit. -16tf
1IKLP WANTED
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Mrs. C. K. Spaulding in her sum
mer home.
The members of. the Needlecrafti
club were delightfully -entertained
last Tuesday evening by Mrs.. J. J.
Newmyer. at. Chemawa. , Honor
guests. for the occasion Included'
Commander J. J. Newmyer. - and
Mr. J. W. La Bare and. additional
guests were Mr. George Martin,
Mr. F,.G. Stearns. Mr. L. C. Bror
therton. Master Edgar Newmyer,
Mrs.. . Lela German, .. Marjorit
Mudge, and Mrs. Ben Elate is and
daughter, Jeanaette. '"' i !
uiud members . present were
I " HOP PICKERS WANTED '
Far twa of our . jarda, tha Mi torn a
Raach Bear IndependeBra, 11T arra.
and tba Cartn Kb-ic. Bear Talkat ata
tioa, 90 arrea. L'aaal aceooamoda'
tioaa furniahed.. Yard ia .xeellect
' akapa. Pickisr v!H beria aboat Sep
tember 1M. Rariatar bow at Gort
Watara cicar atora. r larbia 4t
Cornoyer. Box 62, aer P.aaey'a avara
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IIOP PICKERS WAXTED FOB THE
' VTUIiaaa hop yard. 103 arrea. 4 Milea
1 weaa of Balem. Laaal aceomiaoda'
tioaa t or nU Bed. Yard ia .leellent eoa
ditwn. Picking; wilt atart aboat Sept.
' ltt. Reiiter at United Cirar Stars,
or Lane Motley a. eoraer 1 la and C
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, HELP WASTED Malo 1 1
wanted A' max for -light -work
Addreta Box 4. car. Btateamaa. Ila6ti
POR REXT
T wa rood p4mUr4 kaaaa la arrtft
Salem; 2 blacaa f roc. ttraat car. raa:
trt aad rardea. fSO.OO Bar Bi.ata,
Clrich aad Rub.Ka, 122 iia. Cm'V
Pa. a. 1S.V4. TJ11
Wanted MiacYlUnrou U
WOODRT. THE AUCTIOSEER BtTVfl
aed fBrnitar far raa a. Paoaa
HIGHEST ' PRICES ' PAID POM USEB
ataaa. taola. f araitare. St(f'aUaa4
liaoda IpL, appoaita Mart aoaaa.
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CASH' PAID TOR FALSE -TEETH
daatal gwld. ptatlaafli aad diaeardad
Jwelry. liaka SbmIub( aad Rafiaary
Cau. Otaera, illehiaa. SSj27
WANTED PRIVATE MONET. FOB
farm lota. - W'a haea aararat appUca
ti.aa e fcaad. Hawkiaa. di RoberM
loe.. 20S Oreroa BMr. S 5d 1 4tf
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FOR SALE I PEDEGREED BO8T0X
ball dor pap. 10 Bvoatht old. A.ahow
doj with paper. Tel. 1S43-W. Raa.
?&. Office .75. J7a
HAT FOR . 8 ALE VETCH AND , OAT,
by the bale, toa ar ear load. Mark
McCalliater. phona 61S-J. 27S
GOOD VIOLIX TOR SALE. TEL. 3044-W.
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FOR SALE A CAR OF CLOVER HAT
alao a ear of aata'aad vetch bay. J.'
. A. Gardaer. Phono S1F11 37aT
FOB SALE FIVE GOOD COWS FRESH
thraa Bostba. New aeparator. and
rream caaa. Ted Whitehead, Tora.r,
Oreron. . 7al
Mrs. J. W. La Bare. Mrs. George ilix" waited ah collector fob
Martin. Mrs. M. C. Moyer. Mxsj Ii.
Bechtel, Mrs. F. G. Stearns, Mri
Ruth Dennlson and the hostess,
Mrs. J. J. Neymyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooper
emtabluhed bntine.a. Moat derola en
tire time, and prefer ana wha baa bad
aoaia mercantile experi.aee. Addreea
1780 eara Statesman, giving fttll.par
tirnlnrt. ll.fitf
FOB SALE OLD KEWSPAPERS. TXB
eeata a Handle. CirtaUtioa departmeat
- Orefoa StataaiBBB. - STtt
t WAXTED Employmrnt 19
They are returning, with a group and aon Rjcnard, of Victoria,! rj
" uo8 uo ,,aTe C are regUtered at the -Hotel
ueen in summer ramp mere. i rarjon
FEATHERS RENOVATED. MRS. LOUIS
- CVrrenka, S327 South Commercial.
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miss - r.uzaDem ivy ana ner fully entertained
mother, Mrs,.S,. Levy, who have! short sojourn.
ceen enjoyjng-a sojourn at sea- sided in Salem.
They have many friends Ifor garden flowtxg. basement
In the city and are being delight-1 aigging and team work, phone isps.
during their
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WATKIXS PRODCCTS TERR1TOBT
open for rnaUer 12.'U eara Statemaa.
S7all
They formerly re-1 Yot:xo woman. with girl wants
,! I kuacekaepiog at onc 21 cars Matea
' I I ' man. la
SELL CS TOCR CSED FCRNrrCRER
H. L. Stiff Farmitara Co. Cae4 U4i
Dept. OpBoaita aoort. koaaa. S7m22t(
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f lotte, Zelber will leave Hit. a. few
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; ! Mrs. Edward Thielse'n and. sou
of San Francisco, were ;the .nrrts
for a -few days of. Mr. .and Mrs
Henry .Thfelsen. They were ac
companied from the south br TXr.
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.Mr.nd Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele
will depart this week-end .for Sea
side where they will, vacation! for
a week. They will make the trip
by motor. . . .11
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Mrs. G. G. Brown and Mn. II.
II. - Olinger. - complimented Mrs.
Earle. Coulsen Flegel and Ixs.
Louise Chapln of San Francisco
with, a, one. o'clock luncheon at
Hager Grove yesterday. Covers
were placed for twenty. . ji
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Mr. and .Mrs..-E. L. Bakeware
leaving this week-end for I Seal
Rocks wlierethey will vacation for
several weeks. , They.wlU.be domi
ciled In their summer cottage.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edmond E. Fisher
of TafL California, who have been
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FOR. REXT STOREROOM ON
atraet. laqnira Hotel rgw.
STATE
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RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE'S- BT
60 raoeipt forma ia book. 1 eeata pa
book or two for 2S cobbv fit. lea
rn a a offiea, SIS Soatk Commarrial Si.
P.lem. STfttf
GARAGE XEAR Bl'RIN'ESS' SECTION
Cement floor. $'.H. 1'bone 20o9-M.
' laa
PRINTED CARDS. 8IZE 14 BT
wwrding1 ' Tor Beat," wriea 10 eanu
aaeh. Ftatetmam culswi Office, aa
ground floor.
FOR REST LOWER HALF OF LARGE
resident- at Ju31 Htate, garagw, -j
iarludinr water and irMv -i
..W1XME 1'ETTVJOIiX. Realtor. J
Sept., $1.32; northern spring.
August and Sept., $1.51; western
red, August, $1.47: Sept., $1.46;
BBH hard white. August, $1.55;
Sept.. $1.55
Oats No. 2 white feed, August
and Sept., $30; do tray, August
and Sept, $30..
, TtarlAv Vn 9 lnrm 1 Kit-
me Kwiia i aiary uumtr-i c. ttl Kit
Corn No. August and Sept.,
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. .Tte , former 'Mrs. Constance
" Gracie, -4 1 wealth j wklow of
, Archibald Gracie, last- man
save, wheri jthe Titanic sanV,
has asked, police .to search for
her husband, Uumberio Urbina,
;22, who dUappeared, after' a
' party in their hotel suite in
i New York some weeks ago. She
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clarxned to be' an altiche of Oie T
Chflean: embassj. i-t iasbingtoa,
was. in rcalit dishwasher. S.'je
accuses ..lira of --cLckirj . and
bestir j Lcr. - t- ' . -
ford departed for their home
the south Tuesday. , j.
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A wedding of Interest to Salem
friends is that ot Miss Dorothy
Willson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. , Willson of Salem HeighU,
and Harold Mclntire. son of Mr.
and Mrs C..T Mclntire. Rv..H.
F. IPemberton. officiated-at . the
ceremony- which.- waa solemnized j pulletg,
u , me parsonage - .01 me uesiiei 30c.
.Meinoaist.tpiaqopai. cuurcii, last
Monday morning. " "
Both young . .people , are ' well
known.. in-Saljm , where they at
tended the local high school Mr.
and Mrs. Mcintlxe wilt make their
home In San Diego, California.
, Mr. and, Mrsr Richardson
of San.;Franctsc6, are visltlnc at
the home or Mr. Richardson's par
ents.' Mrand Mrs. W.Y. Rlcliard
son. They" expect to return t3 the
south about August 14.; ' .'
tie.
Millrun. standard, August, $29;
Sept., $28.
Ialry Exchange -
- PORTLAND. . Aug. f, Butter.
extras, . 50c; standards, 49Hc;
prime firsts, 4Tc;, firsts, 45c .
Eggs, extras, ,38c; firsts,. 56c
32c; current receipts
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The morning .newspaper. Is -the
market place of tba entire world.
An advertisement' in It will bring
you larger returns. -
Dteams are idle or workable.
SAIXLI MAIUIETS
GRAUf
No. 1 whiu
N .. 1 red, racked
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Bt-nson
are leaving today for an outing to
be spent at'Beltenbush Spring on
the McKenzle. They will.rjturn
In several weeks. : ' H - :
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FORK.- MUTTON
Toj best
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General' Marketx
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PORTLAND, Aug.. 6.Wlieatt
nara wnite. blue slfijn and Baart.
August jind, . SeuULi$X.52:.. soft
white. 'August and Sept., $1.52;
western white. August an3:Sept..'
$1.02; hard wicler, August and
Sprint Ian. I a, 80 lba aad onder 4f H
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.Trespass Notices
For Sale
Troapata KoUeea. tta 14 larkaa,
priated aa good 10 oaaeo eaareaaa boar
tag tha ward a. "Notteo Ia tlarohr 01w
a That Tretpoaaiag ia Strictry FarWd
dea Oa Tkeao Premieoa L'adar Feaalty
of Proaoeatioa." Frira lit aack or
for 2 So. Suutmaa Fma. Co, Salefa.
Oreroa. (Tati
FOR 8.IJG LlTeatock 89
TETERIS ARIAH DR. PATTERSO?.
Pkoao 202S-W. Rt. 2, Box 29. . 22tf
FHTD W. LANOE.' VETERIXARXAW
. 0(fieo 4:o 8. CoamarciaL Pkoae 119a.
Ree. yhone 16. 39mt9tl
WOOD VOIl SALE 43
BEST GRADE OF'WOOD "-
4 ft. and IS lack.
Iry mill Wood.
Ureea mi'l wood. .
Iry aeeoad irrowik fir. .
Iny aad old fix.
Itt 4 ft. a.h. maplo aad oak.
FRKD . WCUS, ...
Prompt delivery and. roaaeoablo wrVa.
280 Soatk Ckaraa. Pkoaa 142. dJmal
H INCH OLD n 6 EOOJiD -GROWTH
oak and ask. Fkaaa 19T2. M. D. Hay
field. dlflSal
GOOD COAL DRT WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
HILLM A!f - FVEL CO.- '
TELEPHOXE l(s!. 4SJ?9tl
POULTRY AND EGGS 45
IJCGHORX PCIXETH 1X)R SALE.
Priced ta'aeu qntrk. Coma and aeo
them. ' Pboao 8JF21. 4SalJ
l'CRE BRED BARRED . IMJCK
erela. Sl.50 each. 2
Gardea Road. J. S. MarakaU., Rt. .
Km 10SE. 4.S
ROCK COCK- '
milea eaet oa " Q
NURSERY STOCK 49
FOR SALE CHEAP 27 ACRES Pi
fia. land. ts milea froar Salem. Good
aew onUdUart. ahoot halt ealtiTatad,
balaaco patare. KaaUf water, aomo
timber. Will 10 rw teraoa. -tifkt
iH.nt m Crade. J. J. MaUia, ewa-
er. Teleshoao 105F5., Salam. Or-
Rt. T.
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MISCEl-ANIX)Ua , . fll
IL" b. SKAttROVE FCRSACK iXD
. ahort matal ahop mored to 81.-!tll
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BATTLE CKXEK SAXITARIUM
Ueiho4 are aed ia tha healU laitl-tale-
at 253 8. Cottare t.t S. IC
Loraa. Pheaa 2214. lUa
SALE at FCXI " TRANSFER CO- 7M
Trada St Salom. - Lot as aaoto to
.a wood, coal aad traaafer. MTiif aad
aao ia.
drara-o. Ia rkoooa 152
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LOST AND FOUND Z3
LOST POLICE IKX PCP. S MOXTH9
old. Aanwrra to aame of K!f. V hno
eaet. , Finder rail 27S K. Liberty, or
telephone VS. Reward. 63aS
LOST JPCRSE COXTAIMSO KET AND
about t. betweea ot of fie aad '8.
21t." frat ot week.' I'.oder. reara
to Ktateesaaa offico. Reward. S3a
2S REWARD
la' offered far any laformatioa tl
will lead . to-the reeavery of a ':
horae, with ld f ae ichic r a . exit
1S0J lba, which dikr-.erd from tny
Tviare mil. eot ol k--rT.. -) u
dmr nirhi Aumitt 3. Xm. i.i-..t'--t
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