f PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ^
DR. H. SANDEL
D entist
Main Street at Bridge
Phone Green 931 for
Appointments
A. E. WRIGHTMAN. M. D.
PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON
Offices Ames Bldg., Water St
Phones —
Office, Main 722. Residence, Main 723
P. A. LOAR. M. D.
P hysician and S urgeon
O ffice : Over Brooks & Steel­
hammer’s drug store.
Phones office 761; residence 762
A. W. SIMMONS, D. V. M.
V eterinary
Office at Nichol’s Bam
891.
Phone No. Green
Night Black 1292
DR. R. S. PETTIT.
CHIROPRACTOR.
P hone : B lack 1062
Office at Residence.
Park Street, 2 blocks east of
High School.
HOSMER & DOWN
L awyers
Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore.
1915—Salem’s Population—50,000
BECHTEL & BYNON
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
AND LOANS
Telephone 452
347 State St. S alem , O regon
DR. B. L. STEEVES
Practice limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Room 209 Steevea Building
S alem ,
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SILVERTON TIME TABLE
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NORTH BOUND:
for Portland
7:25
for Portland
9:15
for Portland
1:45
5:05
for Portland
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SOUTH BOUND:
for Salem - 8:35
for Lebanon
11.08
for Salem - 2:00
for Springfield 4:20
A.M.
A.M.
P. M.
P. M.
ARRIVALS:
8:35
Portland
9:15
Springfield
11:08
Portland
11:59
Salem
Lebanon « -
1:45
Portland
4:20
5:05
Salem
Woodburn -
6:25
A.M.
A.M.
A.M.
A.M.
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Hop Pickers Wanted.
Rest glasses for the eye
At the council meeting last
Charles Bennett was in Salem
are not expensive. If close If you want to get into a fine,
Monday night our fellow towns­
Wednesday.
J. H. Moser, was awarded application to your work or read­ big yard about September 1, V
J. M. Brown w’as in the capi­ man,
the
grading
contract of Third ing is causing youreyeB to smart where there is good water, fruit
tal Wednesday,
street. This is exactly as it and burn, to tire easily, you need and potatoes furnish(*d free,
George Berner was a Salem J. P. Smith was in Portland should be. When we have com­ a pair of rest glasses. If your
register with J. E. Hosmer. The
visitor Tuesday.
on business Monday.
petent workers here we should eyes are not already badly hops are "fine and dandy.”
Fred Buell and John Dahl went
Mrs. L. Ames was a visitor at give them the work. It is good strained you need not wear these Come quick, for only 25 more
business sense.
glasses only when you read or pickers are wanted.
to Salem Tuesday.
the capital Wednesday.
sew,
and remove them after­
You and your children are safe
K. T. Maulding was a Salem
Mrs. A. G. Anderson was at
Notice to Taxpayer*.
ward.
Call at Silverton Hotel
if
you
wear
Drs.
Lowe
&
Tur
­
visitor last Friday.
Down Station Wednesday.
Wednesday,
September
3,
and
The
Board
of Equalisation will
ner's superior glasses—eye safe
Death to headaches. Glasses Contractor Holloway w’as a and
ut the court house in Haiti county on
have
Drs.
Lowe
&
Turner
test
price safe. They cost you
Monday, September 8, 1913, at 10
fitted by Drs. Lowe & Turner.
Woodburn visitor yesterday.
no more than the inferior kinds your eyes, and they will give you o'clock a. m., and publicly examine the
an
honeBt,
correct
opinion
of
For fresh milk phone your Only BEST QUALITY Jar
lutKCMHment rolla and correct all errors
usually sold, and you have the
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their condition. Remember the in valuation, tiescription or quality of
order to Green A 120. tf.
Rubbers at C. W. Rogers.
3t benefit of them and many years’ day
and date. Dozens of refer­ land, Iota or other property, ami con­
tinue in session until such work is com­
Earl Wood took a carload of Joe Labunski and E. L. Pat­ experience as exclusive opticians ences.
optometrists. They do not
pleted.
cattle to Portland Tuesday.
terson went to Salem Wednes­ and
All parlies intcrcstwl are notified to
go from house to house. Con­
Changed Headquarter*.
A dining room girl wanted at day.
appear anil examine their usHcsainent
sult them at Silverton Hotel.
for the year 1913, and if not satisfied
the Anderson Hotel.
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Miss Lila Hurst and little boys. One day only, Wednesday, Sep­ Dr. Heisley will be at Silver- with
the same, file application in
Al fret! Taw was on the Salem- Ellis and Newell, went to Salem tember 3. Scores of Silverton ton Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ writing properly verified, for a re­
day. Office over Preston's Shop, duction or alteration of the same dur­
Thursday.
references.
bound train Tuesday morning.
leave order* at Prestons. Sa­ ing the first week of such meeting, as
Mrs. George Street and daugh­
Hop pickers wanted. Phone
lem
office and residence 527 m> complaints can be recolved there-
Bethany
Nows.
ter. Viva, were Salem visitors
Red 271.
41-42.
Court
street, opposite Court after.
H en F. W est ,
Wednesday.
Miss Wara Bowen is in Port- House and
next door to Moose
Assessor of Marion County.
JARS—Ball Masons and Eco­
land,
undergoing
treatment
for
FOR SALE Pekin Ducklings.
building.
20c-tf
August 18, 1813.
41 43.
nomies, in all sizes, at C. W.
appendicitis.
Rogers.
3t. Enquire A. H. Smith. Phone
Blue 164.
2t
P. G. Cox. Roy Cox and family
Mabel and Alfred Adams were
and Buck Cox motored to Silver
Henry
Schroeder
was
in
Port
­
visitors at the metropolitan city
land yesterday getting his arti­ Creek falls Sunday.
Tuesday.
ficial limb fitted.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, of
Mrs. Harry Van Epps was
Dallas,
guests at the home
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. I^ear have of J. T. were
here from Portland this week
Bowen
Sunday.
visiting her parents, Mr. and sold their Geiser addition prop­
Mrs.
John
Shepherd
has so far
erty to Claude Waters.
Mrs. M. S. Brun.
recovered as to be able to go to
FOR SALE—A young milch
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheldon, the home of her mother.
cow\ five years old; also one 3) of Brownsville, visited at the
Frank Bowen returned Mon­
inch Bain wagon. Charles War­ McGinnis home over Sunday.
day from Portland, where he has
ner, Phone Green 161.
38p43.
FOR RENT The W. L. Jones been undergoing treatment
MrB. S. Sanderson and her residence on Liberty Hill. In­
The Bethany Sewing Circle
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Wray, re­ quire of Bliss Jones.
42-tf.
met at the home of Mrs. J. T.
turned from a few days’ visit at
Mrs. H. L. Nutting and her Bowen August 21. It was de­
Woodburn Tuesday.
two
children went to Portland cided to hold the next meeting
Mrs. W. B. Hogan started for Tuesday
for a two weeks’ visit. at the home of Mrs. Anderson.
Garretson. S. D., Tuesday, after
Mrs. Becky Waite, of Salem,
visiting at the home of her Councilmen Cusiter and Bock
Mrs.
Polly Seifort, of Dallas,
were
passengers
on
the
outgoing
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Grinde.
William Bowen, of Salem, Joshua
Salem
train
yesterday
morning.
While in Salem it is a good
Bowen, Peter Bowen and James
plan to get a good meal at the A happy Sunday school party Bowen, of Bethany, met at the
old-time Silverton lady’s Cottage met with their classmate. Mrs. home of J. T. Bowen Sunday.
Hotel. Mrs. Mae Ivie is the pro­ C. Hosmer, our little mother, These two sisters and four
yesterday.
prietor.
brothers left Missouri in April.
Mrs. Ernest Bowen was over Mrs. Lew Wolfard and her lit­ 1853, reaching Silverton October
All left over goods going at cost and below
from Salem visiting her husband, tle nephews, Charles and Harry 13. 1853. Their father died on
to make room for big stock of new goods.
who is putting in the heating Loomis, visited in Woodburn the plains. Seven children, the
oldest 18 and the youngest four
plant at the Peoples Bank, re­ Wednesday.
HONEY SHADES, BUTTERFLY HATS, NEW
years, were left to care for
turning Wednesday.
SATIN HATS, BEAUTIFUL NEW FALL
Miss
Elizabeth
Thorp,
of
Se
­
1
themselves. A good, old-fash­
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mahler, of attle, and Mrs. B. J. Mitten, of ioned
SHAPES AND NEW TRIMMINGS.
was served, after
Lafayette, visited at the home of Iowa, were here this week visit­ which dinner
these good people devoted
Good, Experienced Help
their old Minnesota neighbors, ing their sister, Mrs. Mary Pot- the remainder
of
the
day
in
talk
­
torff.
Mr. and Mrs. August Elton.
ing over old times. One sister,
They returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Cavender went to Mrs. Carrie Eagan, was unable
All kinds of monuments, mar­ Portland Thursday, to be gone to attend. Her absence was re-
Successor to Hertzog & McIntyre,
ble. granite and mosaic work. several days getting acquainted gretted very much.
with
the
latest
millinery
ideas
of
Reasonable price, and all work
WATER STREET, OPERA HOUSE BUILDING
the season.
Cedar Camp News.
warranted.
38P42.
E manuel O livotti .
Grover Folck came up from J. Labunski was in Salem re-
Mt. Angel, Oregon. Mission Bottom Wednesday. He cently.
a dandy crop of the finest
Miss R. Bowers has gone to
Mrs. H. R. Cox, of Tacoma, reports
peaches
and hops that are the Portland for a few days.
and two daughters, Mary and "best ever.
”
Andora, returned to their home
J. Labunski and E. L. Patter­
Wednesday after an enjoyable
Prof. Mark A. Paulson is in son are going out hop picking.
visit with friends and relatives Newport for a few days. He
PHONE BLACK 681
E. L. Paterson’s parents left
will leave Sunday for Mayville,
in the Silverton Hills.
for
Seattle
for
a
couple
of
weeks
’
N. D., where he has the position
All work done in the shortest possible time. We
FOR SALE 500 Flint street, ( of superintendent of the city visit.
are equipped to handle all kinds of furniture, pianos
Portland, Ore. Furnished apart­ schools.
N. A. Cage has quit the S. F.
etc., with very little danger of any damage done.
ment house. Net $55.00 steady.
T.
Co.’s camp and is hop pick­
J.
C.
Batty,
county
superin
­
Expenses $60.00 per month.
No load too heavy for our teams to haul.
of state and nation pro­ ing.
Price $600.00. Leaving the city. tendent
hibition
work,
will
speak
at
Free
J.
Labunski
has
quit
the
S.
F.
Address Landlady.
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Lutheran church next Sunday, T. Co. ’s camp and is now work­
August 31, at 11 o’clock. All ing at home.
are welcome.
Some days ago a carpenter
MOVING
Roy Nelson, of Deerfield, Wis­ working on Labunski’s bridge
PICTURES
consin, was here recently visit­ fell and hurt himself badly.
ing his cousin, E. N. Erickson,
Miss E. Winkelman, of Port­
Mr. Nelson went into our log­ land,
is spending her vacation
ging camps and is aroused to with her
friend, Mrs. Brooks.
great interest in our many in­
ENJOYED BY ALL CHILDREN AND GROWN FOLKS
The
track
is up to Cedar Creek
dustries. He departed yester-
day for Astoria and expects soon and the pile driver will begin
Instructive and Educative.
to take a trip through California. work on the bridge this week.
Miss Holt and Mrs. Merrill,
Let no one but an educated, who
<w
spent a week in Cedar
highly skilled, long experienced, Camp,
exclusive optometrist test and fit and. have gone back to Port-
WHY NOT SPEND
glasses to your eyes. Drs. Lowe
Flag and Standifer have fin­
& Turner have the necessary
qualifications. Consult them for ished grading on the main line,
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one day only, Wednesday, Sep­ and everybody is tickled to see
tember 3, at Silverton Hotel. Go that outfit leaving the country.
?
The S. F. T. Co. has moved
•
in the forenoon, if convenient,
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and avoid the afternoon rush. one of its camps from Bridge
Get away from the heat and dust of the
Creek into the timber. They ex­
Remember the day.
valley. Newport is now at its best, and
pect to ship down the first train
the
beach season is in full swing. Re ­
of logs this week.
Isn’t It Strange?
creation
and sport for all.
Deep-sea
is so dry that the
One of the paradoxes of this fire Everything
fishing,
surf
bathing,
drives
to Otter
wardens are keeping close
false system, that is built on the watch
Rock,
the
Punchbowl,
Lighthouse,
etc.,
for fires. B. Rode keeps
false basis of competition in the iis white
pony
busy
climbing
up
with boating and fishing on Yaquina Bay.
means of life, is that the truth and down the mountain.
has become very obnoxious to
Low Season, Week-end and Sunday
the great majority of people.
Waldo Hills
To one who is anxious to let
Harry Castle returned to his
everybody know just what he
believes along every line, it is home in Woodbum Saturday.
L. M. Maxfield returned home
very surprising and sometimes
astounding. To show this, let Saturday, after a week’ s i visit in
AND
us point out that in Silverton, as ’ortland.
in almost every city in the Homer Foster, of Salem, is the
United States, if one would give guest of his sister, Mrs. D. C.
a little write-up of each city of­ Javenport.
ficer telling their religious be-
Mrs. J. F. Humphrey is spend­
Leave Albany 7:30 a. m., and 1:00 p. m.,
m,, con­
liefs and political faiths he would ing a month at Cascadia with
nections with north and south bound S. P. trains.
■
be looked upon as an enemy. wr son, Dolph.
Some of our councilmen here
Miss Josephine Hibbard, of
Call on our Agent for copy of
would probably be displeased to ’ortland,
< <
is
spending
her
vaca
­
“
Newport
” booklet, or "Vacation
“Vacation
have the public know what they tion at “Greenwold,” the guest ¡>
think and what they express to of
Days,
”
they
are
free
for
the ask­
her mother, Mrs. Julia Hib­
their friends on the street about bard.
SUNSET
ing.
nOGOINkSHASTAf
their views on the most import­
ROUTES
$
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ant subjects of human thought,
JOHN M. SCOTT,
We must get over this. The W. P. Emery were Mr. and Mrs.
truth must be told. The world Frank Couree and son, Mr. and
General Passenger Agent.
must become honest or justice Mrs. Albert Thompson and
and right will perish from the daughter, Mabie, ana Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Geer.
earth.
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