THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, APRHi. 12. 1027
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I !.. Tartar Presents Nine
yowl Stitaenttt tn spring
S!,i l at Grtpj Uelle
"noa i-nna. feeliil'TartaV nresent-
r e!jf!"'' vocal tiil.nt at a a in
i'f -TtfoiiiMsirala last Saturday eve
Fi.riy guests were invited
j,,r " i in- program. which was Riven
j, ,. ii, am dining room at iha
;i:i Hi ib A wide variety of
spring songs provided a bright
and )i:irpy evening's entertain
ment. Tin following pupils con
jiil.nKd iinmkra: Misses Lillion
Sj'n.it. Kugenia Fischer. Melba
iiHv. ii port. Mabel ( Billy ) Cupper.
I. mile Cumminga., Josephine Al-
trt. Tneima ai, jrwru uaiu
Vr stnd Mrs. Carl Hartley.
Tartar closed the program
iih a croup of two-songs. - Ac-
f imiwnW lor -boiojKis were
j,u-ile ( umming. Luis Plummer
I'! Mrs. Asel Eoff.
Mmni.it Night Dancirtg Club
i'los'S Season With A
Pujolable Pre-fjatfer Affair
wnilw-M of the Monday Night
Hunting club closed an errBtful
h a?oB with an enjoyable pre
K'jsior dance Iat-n4h4 In Derby
hull. Following the danco the
croup met for a midnight supper
:,i the Cray Uelle, -v.:
Anions; the affairs preceding the
dance was the dinner party . at
which Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stiff
entertained honoring Mr. and Mrs.
William McGilehrist Jr.. who are
lioiiit' from a cruise around the
vorl.l. . M ,
The dinner was served at 7
o'clock sit the Cray 'Belle.
An exceedingly s'ltrtu-tive ar-
KHip'-rnent or. flowers .and can
candle mude the table, iovedy.
The ristel tints werenSed in bas
kets, flower and candles.
Cover were placed for Mr. and
Mrs William McCikhrist Jr.. the
honor gilesta. Mr. and IWrs. It. ft.
ii iii!i:an or wuverton. Air. ani .Mrs.
I I., c. Smiut. Mr. and 'Mr. W. J.
UfklirMr. and Mrs. H. V. Corap
srn. Mr. and Mrs. .K. Max Page.
Jilr ;ind Mrs. leo Page, Mr. and
jjrs. Lester Barr, Mr; and Mrs.
y C Perry. M. and Mrs. P. A.
Kikf r, Mr. and Mrs. Krwin K.
niith and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Stiff.
Mrs. fM. Jordan Honored
With Dinner Party at
Welfare Orchards, t
A delightful affair oi last' Thurs
day night was the eight-cover din
ner party at which Mr. and Mrs.
r.ml B. Wallace were hosts at
their home, Wallace Orchards,
honoring Mrs. F. M. . Jordan of
S;:Mb.
V lcvely basket of deronicum.
Tj ii.is.ii and spirea centered the
iP'Abtal holders. ;f
"j ii-r were placed for . Mrs.
K;a tv Jordan, the honor guest,
Air. and Mrs. Henry W. Meyers,
r. ajnd .Mrs. Charles Waterous
t'ri:ig.j Dr. W. B. Morse and the
hosts.! MX. and Mrs. Paul B. Wal
lace l .
nstym Star Social
II( iioh Club Plans Meet
Afy r an interim, of ihreo weeks
In- js.iialr" Afternoon club? of
Ijwiik chapter. Order of the
rsifrn star. 'will meet this af
rtiijoii in the Masonic temple
r jM social time and . business
'ir"-ing. j. '
Afl K.u-tern Star members in
the titv ;ire invited to be guests.
Yhe-j committee for the' afternoon
in. IjHirs .losie La , Fore, Mary
JolijiM,n. Mollis Hill Styles, Mar
ian f li;,rby, Winifred; ' Herrick,
.HutiJ. iii,,.r, Kachel Heeder,
V.. liti n. 'nu yc-r, Josephine Anders,
K-iiri i Mercer and Xan Petty-
j'lni.
A. n.-ilianj Will Meet
f!i- auxiliary to-the Sons of
i V, reruns of the Civil War
vil .!..- t at the woman's club
li.Mi. ti;i orth Cottage fttreet,
" .-nins for its regular .birsi-
WARDROBE HUNTIIvIG IS NOT
UNLIKE FOX HUNTING
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Yl know what you want, bnt: nnless yon
make a good start, you may cover a lot of
territory before finding it. Experienced slioppers
now come directly to Wilson's where 4hey know
the most exclusive modes Are obtainable. Ia no
time at alL yoti.will find i yon r cjnest, an the
" hunter1 finds his fox, all the time enjoying the
Hort of the hunt. J
Our Easter Apparel is now in,
ah varied and exclusive an assortment
i a you could want
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WOsdn's Fashioji SJiqp
Style- awl- Mlitr Wit 1 tout Flxtravnaacd -
Stale Street
HeJoW'tllgh
W WW t
Leslie Methodist C It ureh
Orfanize.t Auxiliary of
Moth ens ' Je wel
Of int-erest in South Salem
rhnrch cireles the recent or
ganization of a branch of Moth
ers" Jewels, the children's auxil
iary to the missionary society,
at l;eslie church.
Thirty-eight charter members,
who are from th primary ilepart
ment of whfeh Miss Helen Ingres
is the "Superintendent, met for a
delightful afternoon party.
Mrs. A. C. Bohrustedt is the
advisor of the new organization.
Mrs. E. C. Miller, state secretary
of children's work, conducted the
charter meeting.
Those assisting with the games
were Mrs. J. B. Tlrich. Miss Al
berta 'Bohrnstedt, Mjss Ruth
Hazeltort and Miss Maxine I'l
rieh. Mrs. St. Pierre Entertains
Book and Thimble Club
Members of the Book and
Thimble club were delightfully
entertained last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. St. Pierre. The
hostess --wa8 assisted by Mrs.
SehwaYtz and Mrs. Cook, flames'
and verse, writing were the di
versions of the afternoon.
The Misses Klla and Florence
St. Pierre assisted in the serving
of refreshments, which took place
before the. "open fireplace.
Those present were Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Lacey. Mrs. Patti
son. Mrs. Trott. Mrs. Schwartz,
Mrs. Van Saanten and the hostess.
Mrs. St. Pierre.
At the next meeting of the club
Mrs. Lacey will entertain. Mrs.
Trott and Mrs. Damrell will have
charge 06 the program,
Mrs. Jordan
Returns to Seattle
Mrs. F. M. Jordan of Seattle,
who was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry V. Meyers last week, has
returned to ber home. A num
ber of delightful affairs were
planned in Mrs. Jordan's honor.
Jason Lee WHMS Will Meet
The Jason Lee Woman's Home
Missionary society will meet at
2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Vick,
14 9S North Liberty street. Miss
Mohr will give an address on
Deaconesa work.
Miss- Sterling fs
Guest From Smttle
Miss Edna L. St-rling of Seattle
is spending the week at Wallace
Orchards as the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wallace.
Leslie WHMS Will Meet-
The Woman's Home Missionary
society "of Leslie Methodist church
will meet on Wednesday after
noon at the home of iv'rs. L. S.
McShane, 545 Oxford street. As
sistant hostesses, will be Mrs. L.
BertlesonMxa. W. J-iAntoot and
Sffs. W; It. Hertzog.
Degree of Honor Lodge
Will Hold State Convention
All members of the Degree of
Honor lodge are reminded of the
state conrention which will be
held at the Portland hotel in Port
land on .Thursday, April 14.
Official - delegates from Salem
will b Mrs. A. I. Eoff and Mrs.
EH Kertson.
Marion County Veterans'
Association Will Meet
in T VoOdbum Th u rsda y
An important meeting nf th?
Marion County Veterans' associa
tion' will -be. held in Woodburn on
Thursday of this week. The meet
ing was originally scheduled for
Thursday,. April 7. but wa post
poned one week on account of- the
death of the president, Comrade
J. N. Watson. '
The 'business meeting will be
called at- 11 o'clock, with Miss
Elsie Van Cleava of Woodburn,
vloe -president, presiding. Din
ner .will be served at noon by the
Woodburn ladies.
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Oregon Tliejitre
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A - memorial " serrlce and pro
gram ,wlll be held in the after
noon. .'. ' - I
Every jratrioHc organization In
Marion county , is urged to snd
at le:i.st one' representative lu tli
meeting . Thursday. No further
in vital iofis? will ! issued.
fcnjoyahte Meeting of
Amperette Club Held
Saturday Night in Woodburn
The Amperette club enjoyed a
delightfully planned social eve
ning Jast Saturday night in Wood
burn. The affair was held sit the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arlst:i Men
dall. The rooms were decorated
with wild spring flowers.
The first prize went to .Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Hosier. Delicious re
freshments were served late iu
the evening. Assist in it the' hos
tess were Mrs. Mason Bisthop. Mrs.
J. P. Price and Mrs. Merle Travis.
Those enjoying the evening
were Mr. apd Mrs. Harley Bosler
and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Price and son Billie,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Haines of Port
hind. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Bishop
and daughter Henrietta, Mr. and
airs. Merle Travis, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Itentchler. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Croon, Mr. and Mrs. Ciena
Seeley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sech
ler; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ilartwell. Mrs.
Belle Brown and the hosts. Mr.
itnd Mrs. Arista Mendall.
St. Joseph's Church
Plans Impressive
Observance of Holy Welc
Announcement was made at St.
Joseph's Catholic church on Sun
day for Holy Week, and tin- pas
tor issued a cordial invitation ' to
everyone to stttend. Mass. or the
ceremonies peculiar to the week,
will commence each morning at
7 o'clock. On Tuesday and Wed
nesday "The Passion." prescribed
in the missal, is siiid as on Palm
Sunday. This Passion is read four
times during the week, according
to the different Evangelists. Con
fessions will be hejird on Wednes
day afternoon atj 3 o'clock, in
preparation for holy 'communion
of Thursday and Easter Sunday.
On Holy Thursday When th' priest
fings the "Gloria in Kxcelsis Ieo."
all bells ;ire rung, after which they
are silent, as is also the organ,
usually, until the Gloria on Holy
Saturday in the mass.
At the end of mass en Holy
Thursday, the blessed sacrament
is removed from the main altar
to a side altar, indicating that
Christ's body was placed In the
tomb. The side altar is beautiful
ly adorned, and prayers will be
offered continuously during the
day by the visitors to the chnrjch.
On Good Friday the veneration
of the cross will be observed, and
the mass of the presanctified will
he said. At noon "The Three
Hours' Agony" will be observed,
which will close with the stations
of the -cross at 2:10 to 3 o'clock.
In the evening at 7:30 an appro
priate sermon will be preached,
and again the cross will be vener
a ted.
On Holy" Saturday there will be
the blessing of fire, of the Peschal
Candle fi Easter Water, of bap
tismal water, the reading of the
prophesies, ! the Litany of the
Saints and mass. Confession at
3 crVIock again, and final prepar
ations for Easter. On Easter the
children of the academy will sing
a mass at 8 o'clock, and a solemn
high mass, sermon and benedic
tion at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. WillardRamp
Entertaiis the Ii rooks s
Community Club
lne eirooks c ommunity club
met on Thnrsday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Willard Ramp. A
large group of women were pres
ent to assist in the piecing of
quilts. A short business session
was held. At this time plans were
made for. a cooked food sale which
will be hold on Saturday. April
a:;, for the benefit of the club.
During the social hour Mrs. A.
E. Hanis was honored w'lth ade
licious angel food birthday cake,
baked by Mrs. Willard Ramp;
ueucious rerresnments were
served by the. host ess, assisted by
Mrs. Virgil Loomis and Mrs. Carl
Aspinwall. . -
The club adjourned to meet at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Stprgis
on April 21. All club members
are requested to be present.
Chomn Numbers
Predominate on
American Concert Programs
Chopin has again proved the
most popular composer in Ameri
ca, on the statistical basis of be
ing the most widely used on the
years concert programs., Practi-
All Sizes Films, Kodaks, Derel
. opine Oar Specialty.
Prompt Service ,
J. P. TYLER'S DRUG STORE
1ST South Commercial ' -
"The Home of Drug-Store. .
I Service t ?
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8AMPU?-BOOKS '
Call, phone or writ
MAX O. BUREN
179 N. Commercial ';?-Salem
Prime Trees
Will trade -prune trees for
hay, wood or anything of
value that we can use. Also
have a good variety " of
other stock to offer, i 1
Cherry City Nursery
k. v. aiAxtnuii jr-rop f ;
fice6ppbsfte?Postofflc8
on- State, Streety;,: 5'
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Soolal Calendar
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Royal Neigh burs sewing clnb.
All day. Mrs. G W. Johnson, 4.4U
K. Meyers street.
Junior Guild of St. Paul's
church. Mrs. V. E. Kultn. r,r3 N.
Winter Sr.. hostess. 2:3" o'clock.
Eastern Star Social Afternoon
c-l'ib Masonic Temple. All East
ern Star members invited.
Dedication oi' tree. Salem War
Mothers. Stnte house grounds,
o'clock.
Sons of Veterans auxiliary.
Woman's chili house. -l(o North
Cottage street.
Ti i-C
church,
dinner.
lass of the Presbyterian
Business niei'iinu: and
Wcdnesday
Methodist Woman's For-
First
eign Mi
sionarv Society. Mrs.
Benjamin Blatchford. 17 r, Stat
Street, hostess. 2:'.) o'clock.
Ieslie Methodist WHMS. Mrs.
L. S. M Shane, 54 ' Oxford street.
Jason Lee WH MS. Mrs. A. J.
Vick, 14ft; North Liberty street,
hostess, 2:!0 o'clock.
Thursday
Degree of Honor lodge. State
convention. Portland hotel.
Marion County Veterans asso
ciation. Woodhurn. 11 a. m.
Woman's Missionary society of
First Presbyterian church. Church
pnrlors. 'Z ::! o'clock.
Sat ir iila y
American Association of Tni
versity Women. Cray Belle. 12:::0
o'ipock. Mabi-1 Holmes Parson,
speaker.
Elk dance. Elks temple.
ADfilTlONAL SOCIETY
NEWS SECTION
IN'
Salem War Mother
Will Plant Trve to the
Memo)) of Mrs. J. .. Falhtn
'A tree will be plained anil dedi
cated at 2 o'clock lhis after
noon on the northwest corner of
the state hous grounds in mem
ory of Mrs. .!. .1. Kalian, a sold
dar war mother who died last
year.
The Salem chapter of the Am
erican War Mothers will sponsor
the planting.
The late Mrs. Fallan was a
guest from Oregon at the national
convention in St. Louis. This
honor was jriven her in recogni
tion of the fact that she lost threp
sons in the World War.
Ci:lly every pianist uses one or
more Cnopin numbers on every
program.
According to Elly Ney's pro
pram notes, "Chopin's Etudes are
piimarily essays in certain techni
cal difficulties, but their musical
value is so great that nowadays
one. hardly thinks of them in a
technical sense at all. Chopin's
ideas on piano playing, of which
1 himself was so great a master,
nay he gathered from records left
by his pupils as welK as by re
marks of his own. What ljp un
doubtedly considered of the great
est importance was the achieve
ment of a "singing tone" in every
part, but he was also very meticu
lous as to rhythm."
The rubate effect, so often abus
ed by pianists in performances of
hi: music, was only employed by
Chopin himself with the greatest
possible discrimination, says Ma
dame Noy. The term never meant
to him a loss of the rhythm, but
merely excessive flexibility,- the
taking away from the value of
some notes to- add to the value of
others.
Tri-C Class Plans Dinner
The Tri-C class of the First
Presbyterian churh will hold a
business meeting and dinner at
fi:30 o'dok tonight at the churh.
Presbyteria n Missiotia ry
Society Will Meet Tomorrow
The Woman's Missionary soci
ety of the First Presbyterian
church will meet tomorrow after
noon at 2:::o o'clock in the church
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parlors. L. M. ' Oilberf,' siiperfn
favnUuiu of the boys' t-raining,
jrfhool. will' be? the KpeakPr; Iflrs-.
laursi Nolil will have charge, of
th devotions. Mr. Cetirge Alien
has hrran.tred special music. All
women of the cluirt-h and congre
gation are Jnvited to attend..
Drive 'round on (ioml Tires.
"More pleasure and les lioiilile."
The fammis Viking Tires and
Tubes have no superior. Malcolm's
Tire Shop, 2y. N. Com'l. i
Mrs. H. . Stith. mHlinery.
Most heauliiul hats in S:i ls'ii : a 1 1
shapes -,nrt i .dors; full :-Mck from
which to make fine select i
lies o.n.iliiv. :t::rj Slate St.
HIS.
t )
Y:ik m chancer with old meats
or stab- iid of j,nv kind. P.ity your
nii'als lieie and have the lest and
freslit sf obtainable and. sit a-mini-muni
cost. Hunt & Shaller. 2'n.
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Telegram Receiver Named
Employees Would Purchase
PORTLAND. April 11. lAPl
Amedee M. Smith, chairman of
tlie Multnomah county commis
sion, was definitely nampfl per
manent receiver for the Telegram
Publishing company here 'today.
Smith's bond was fixed a t 1 o.iiihi
by. Circuit Jiulpe Kyans' who or
dered that the ass. -ts of the pub
lishing company be t unfed over
to the receiver.
Smith said he would o . erse
only the- financial affairs of the
publishing company and Mint oth
er affairs of the Portland Tele
gram would remain with those
now in cha-rne. Tin- comji.tiij,' has
-K.cn in tin- hands of temporary re
ceivers for the past two weeks.
Employees of the Teh-era in
have subscribed Sril.ooO for stock
in a corporation to he formed to
hid for the. publication "when it
conies up for sale. Employes
made the subscriptions at a con
ference ealh-d by themselves, at
which Harry ( Frye. city edtinr
of the newspaper, was chairman
Those agreeing to purchase' stock.
Frye said, did so in the belief that
tlie Teljeunim will become a money
making institution.
Nash leads the world in motor
car values. I'.ea u t i f til display of
now models at the - w. ivm
john Company. :;i;.7 North Com
mercial St. ()
G. W. Day. tire--, tubes- and ac
cessories: ha-; the Goodyear tires,
the standard of the world. Mr.
Day ran Erive you mor mileage.
Coiner Com'l and C'hemeketa. i5i
Wild Life of Oregon
to Be Shown in Picture
The wihl life of Oregon will be
givtiiii in motion pictures at the
First Baptist church this evening.
Frank Sdllniacher. state game
warden of Albany, will show the
wild animals and birds of Oregon
os found in their native haunts.
The pictures are remarkable and
full of interest to all lovers of na
ture, and our wonderful Oregon
country.' There-will be. no charge,
no collection. It is frvo to every
body, young and old.
- Th' occasion being the regular
meeting of the Baptist Brother
hood, W. C. Pickens, president.
The Brotherhood will meet at
f : :j for supper-. The showing of
the pictures will be at 7:.'!0 in the
main auditorium of the church.
The Hamilton Beach electric
cleaners and Monarch electric
ranges both recommended by Good
Housekeeping. Sold in Salem by
C. S. Hamilton Furniture Co. (
Hungry?
some B'-tter
grocer. It
and clean.
Vet Baking
Don't wait, order
Yet I '.read from your
is fresh, wholesome
Made by the Belter
Co. , i "' )
Giant and Dul'nrit explo-ivcs
(fuse - blasting cans). Lumlier
and all building materials. Gab
riel Powder & Supply Co., ; 1 0 N.
Capit.d. Tel. 22 18. )
VDoUfafe Malted RiTT?iil
HO SlftV PLAGES
it T CM
Sonio Fancy Hydrangeas
and Petunias for Easier;
Peonies and Itis
The Flower Shop Greenhouse.
1 i South Liberty street. .las
Morris, florist, has for the Eastr
trade some beautiful large hydran
geas with four to five large ImIIs
of bloom six to nine inches across.
AI.-.0 sonit fine fringecl peinnias
both single and double blooming
in five inch pots
'There are many other beauti
ful plants on exhibit t here., includ
ing bedding plants and plants for
porch boxes and hanging baskets.
The public is welcome each day.
excepting Sunday, between 7 a. in.
and 0 in- the evenine.
Also. Mr Morris has his Peony
Gardens out a cf'.iarter of a mile
beyond the Salem Heights com
munity club hall, where the peon
ies will begin to make a beautiful
show the middle to the latter pari
i.f the month, and the iris before
that.
Mr. Morris is making a great
success in growing extraordinarily
fine peonies, to say nothing of h's
iris specials.
La Grande W. C. Beck tell will
start $2 2. ,0(M isw siv-slory fire-tf-sitant
hotel.
That Baby You've
Longed For
Mrs. Burton Advises Women on
Motherhood and Companionship
t "For several years I was denied
the blessing of motherhood,"
writes Mrs. Margaret Burton of
Kansas City. "1 was terribly nerv
ous and subject to periods of ter
rible suffering and melancholia.
Now I am the proud mother of a
teautiful little daughter and a true
companion and inspiratiou to my
husband. I believe hundreds of
Other women would like to know
the secret of my happiness, and I
i will gladly reveal it to any married
' woman who will write me." Mrs.
Burton offers her advice entirely
. without charge. She has nothing
to sell. Letters should be ad
': dressed to Mr3. Margaret Burton,
8 029 Massachusetts, Kansas City,
; Mo. Correspondence will lip strict
I ly confidential. Adv.
Cooperation-the first principle of success
All Union Men and Women, your Friends and Families, are requested to lie CONSISTENT,
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY and LOCAL MERCHANTS. The following BUSINESS INTER
ESTS ejf our-city solicit the support of all Working People and, together witn all firms employing '
Union Labor or displaying the Union Card are recommended by the Salem Trades & Labor Council.
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ARMY AM) OUTIXfJ STORE
Army & Outinn Stores
18t) X. Commercial Phone 1 828
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
CiinsricH Motor & Tin- Co.
51 . S. Cniiiierciat I'lione KJ5
MacDonalil Auto Co.
680 IVrry Phone 40t)
Marion Automobile Co.
235 M. Coiin.M'i ci.il I'lione 32
Newton Chevrolet Co.
525 CbciiK keta Plioiie 1(MM
Valley Motor Co.
2ll X. High
Phone 11KI5
Vick Riollicrs
280 S. High Phone 18 II
BAKEBIES
Jtetter'Yct Baking Co.
2fi l V. Commercial Plume ." 1 1
Model Biikei y
121 S. Ciiuitncii iai Phone 157
(
1htIcss Bakery j
1 70 X. Commercial Phone :t08 j
BRICK AND TILE
Salem llrick Ac Tile Co.
Tib- Itoail I'lione ill 7
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. O.-L. Scntt
25 X. High Phone 87
CLEANERS AND DYERS
1215 State Phone 70.1
CLOTHING
Hillpot & Sun
.$05 State X. LtficM JC Rush Bk.
Bostein & Greiiibauin
210 X, Continevcial Phone 07il
CAL AND WOOD
If ilhnan Fool Co.
1245 Broadway Phone 1855
Iarmer Transfer Co.
143 S. Lilicrty l'hone 030
CREAMERIES
Capital- City Cooperative
Creamery
137 S. Commercial Phone 29
Marlon Creamery Co.
200 S. Commercial
Phoney 88
DAIRRSS
Fa 1 rmonnt Da fry
010 S. Commercial Plione 725
t - -
Salem Sanitary Milk Co.
1857 State Phone 310
DEPARTMENT STORES
C. J. Brcier Co.
North Commereial
Directors Department Store
188 X. Commercial ltioneGO'
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Worth Department Store
177 X. Liberty Phone 1312
C. & C Store
North Commercial
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PA TR0NIZE :
enossES 'tass ox foot
EUGENE. April 11. AP)
Ray Conway, wei known tnoun
tain elimber and II. IK F$fijer,
eng ineer of the federal bumu
public roads. reat:tied; Eiigee: to
day from Bend having erot-ed the
suinndt of the t'aseade-M -by way
of Mi.Kenzie Pass on unowshoes.
C A IL H T It E FJl X T-JfSr B $EJ TH QfRib 1 & '""
A flutter a tremor and suddenly
the full-voiced melody of some long
sotiolit station becomes yours. Your
(jiltillau receiver has captured it
with marvelous clarity.
Cmne in and study these wonderful rr
ceivcrs. The three models shown below,
ready to ojcrate, set up aerial included,
are f!eft to right) $407, $t3l, and .$232.
Without the accessories they are .$350,
?90, and -1 75. ' V "'"
Very convenient
Sherman,
pi
130 South
DRUGGISTS
NeLson & Hunt
IfMi N. JJberty Phone 7
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Port In ml Electric; Power Co.
X. Liberty l'hone 85
. FILLING STATION'S
Harbison's Stations
Capitol at Market I'lione lftrtO
Wet Salein IMiono 17f2V3
N. Commercial at Owens
Phone 1217
FLORISTS
' O. I'. Bt. ilbaup
12-1 X. LIlH-rty
Phone .18
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Webb's I'unei jil I'ai 1oi-h
2C. S. Clnircli Clione 124
FURNITURE
Gic-se-Iowers l'"iirnilure Co.
57 Court I'lione lfl
GROCERIES AND .MARKETS
.1. L. Busick & Sons '
107 X. Commercial Phone 455
Carl & Bowersox
Court . Phone 437
Cooley & Pearson
211 X. Commercial Phone 1371
I'acle & Krueper
1 1 09 S. Coinmei c ial Pliohe703
1214 State lMioncCIl)
Simpson flrocery
155 X. Commercial j
Phones 48 and 4f
SkagK No. 37
162 X. Commercial . Phone 478
State Street Market
1256 State Phone 574
GARAGE - TOWIXG - TOtES
Lebcngoocl Garage
: Phones:
Day 564 Night 2131-W
Wilson and S. Commercial '
HARDWARE
. Dough ton & Sherwin,
286 X. Commercial , Phone 630
Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co.
204 N. Commercial Phone 101
' Salem Hil vr. Co.
120 X. Commerclar Ilione 172
Square Deal Htlw. Co. f '
220 X. Commercial Phone 1650
i ICE COMPANIES
City Ice Works' '
1441 Center Phone 73
JEWELERS
,. Clamle C Moon 1
844 Court '" . ' Phone 53.1
WUR : HbSmBSRCEANT-
It took ihem a rood part of two
days.' to .cross..- They afced; that
t h snow had an 'a verafi dept h
of eight 'feet al the sum m it ant
some of the -drifts were 25 feet
deep, - They- predicted "that t he '
pass. will 4 late-.In openinf? Ihl
year owlnpt to the nnnual-r-flmount.
of snow.' ' 1 ..-- ;
KEUTROOVNB
RECEIVERS
terms.
&Co.
High Streot
LEATHER GOODS;
, F.'K. Shafer
1 70 S. Commercial Phoiie 411
LU3IBER
GalH-iel Powder & Supply) Co.
175 S. Commercial , 1 'hose 728
MATTRESS FACTORIES
Salem FInff Rng& Mattress
Factory
13 Vt and Wilbur Phoit 1 154
MtTSIO STORES
Moore's Music' House
415 Court Phono 083
MONUMENT DIi.LERS
Capital City Monumental
Works '' """ :, v.
22IO S. Commercial l'hone 680
PAINT STORES
Gabriel Powder & Supply Co. "
175 S. Commercial 'Phone 728
PLITMBIXO AND "SHEET' V
METAL
N'elHon "Rrolhem "'
355 Cliemeketa. ' Iliono 1005
REAL ESTATE AND-
IXSlTRANt'E I '
Reck'o r leiidrlcks
180 N. HlAh - ' Phono 161
SASIC AND DOOR MFG.
Hansen & LlHequiRt '
562 Mill l'hone 3444
i SHOE DEALERS
BiiHter Brown Shoe Store
125 N". Conimerclal IliOne C83 '
Price Shoe Coi
326 State '
Phone "ifl
John J. Rot tie :
415 State ltione 1106
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TAILORS
D. II. MosliefN,
474 Court Phone 360
TIIEATBF
The ElsMore te
The Oregon
TIRES AND REPAIR
204 N. Commercial 'Phono CO
;- ZoseTs Tiro' ihop , '
108 S. Commercial ' Phone 47t
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Salem Vnlcanixlnij. Co,
474 Ferry
l'hone S64
TRANSFER COMPANIES
- 1. A. linrmer
143 S. JJberty ' PIone 030
: ATJIXANTZTNG WORKS
Salem VolcaniitiiK Works
474Tcrry ; - Phone 864
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