THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1903.
PACE FIVE.
The Event of the Season!
NSTER AUCTION SALE
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ARR'S Jewelry STORE
Commencing Monday, June 22 at 2s30 and 7:30 p. m. J sales each, day thceaftc at
!:30 and 7?30 until iutthet notice.
V Owing to the overstocked condition of our store, rendering it impossible to display the bi line of stock we have ordered for the coming Holiday Trade, we are compelled to
Ibsc ot considerable of our present stock within a limited time, therefore will inaugurate an AUCTION SALE thereby girintz to our friends and cuttomers an opportunity to purchase
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diamonds, Watches, Jewelty, Silvewae in Stealing and Qaaduaple Plate, Rick Cut Glass,
Jtibony Goods, Bc-a-JBac, Umbrellas, Clocks, Etc.
This will be abonaifidcisale'and every article sold will bear our usual guarantee. Ladies arc especially invited to attend and chairs will be provided for their convenience,
' " ' Everything to go Regardless of Cost. No Reservcl No Limit.
Barr's Jewelry Store,
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Honor of Mies Qlltner.
Ellzaboth Holvorson ntor-
a number of young ladles on
adny afternoon, complimentary
George Glltnor, who soon
to mako her homo In Portland.
ng ladles all brought their sow-
, passed n very delightful nftor-
PER80NAL8.
Wlnstanly Is In Portland on
ilncss.
Pearl Apnlognto loft for Port-
;1h morning.
Williamson has gono to Now-
Rfo-r an outing.
'Hoff, of Portland, Was o. uusl-
hrwtor In Salem yostorday.
bos" McCourt and" wlfo aro
dng a few days In Portland.
rlea Weller returned yostorday
iM trip to the Bound country.
Milrwln returned yesterday from
tlfdnys spent at his mlnos near
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Gladys Farrar lias returnou
rtland, where alio has attendod
pho past year.
Young arrived from Walla
Walla, and, with his wife, Is visiting
at the homo of HS. Belle.
Governor Chamberlain went to Port
land today to addross tho graduating
class of St Vlncont's hospital.
A. n. Morgan, local managor of tho
Van Alstlno Gordon Company, of this
city Is doing business In Portland.
Hox Turner ontortalned about 30 of
his young frlonds on Friday oveulng at
his homo on Capital Btreot. Chinese
lantorns woro hung In tho trees on
tho lawn, making a vory pretty scono.
VarlouB games woro played by tho
young peoplo, and thoy all voted Mas
ter Turner h capital host.
Hon. Tlllmon Ford Is homo from
Eugene.
M'nlt Qlilim rntnrnnil vAntnnlnv from
Toledo, whoro ho spont a few days on
his timber claim.
Mrs. Thomas Fennoll. of Independ-
onro. eitcnt yestorday visiting her
ilnni'htoi- Mm. A A. JefiSUD.
Mrs. A. A. Jessup roturnod yester
day morning from Monmouth, wiiero
sho attended tho commencement exor
cises of tho Stato Normal School, of
which sho Is an alumnus.
Dr. Charles T. Chamberlain camo up
from Portland yesterday morning for
a brlof visit to his fathor. Govornor
Geo. E. Chamborlaln, and returneu
with him to Portland yesterday aftor
noon. , .
Tho Union ball team, composod of
small boys. In chargo of Capt George
Flagg, went to tho reform school to
play a match game with ono of tho
reform school teams today.
Mr. and Mrs. George Melson. who
have been residents of Sllverton, have
rented Mrs. T. H. Hubard'B residence
on Commercial street, and will occu
py It In tho nonr future. -Mr. Melsoli
will open a stock of ladlos' and gents'
clothing and furnishing goods in the
building recently occupied by tho post-,
offlee. - I
John Albert nnd Frod. Wiggins aro
at Newport for a few days.
Mrs. John McDonald Is spondlng a
fow days at Newport,
Praf. Kerr returned today from
Sound points.
Mrs. v. T. Williamson went to New
port today.
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Miss Shelton'a Recitals.
Miss Sholton's first recital, nt tho
M. 12. church, noxt Monday oveulng,
urnmlHos to bn a crnnd sucacss. Tho
assistants upon that occasion will be
Mrs. uniiio i'arrisn-uinges, miss uor
tha Hubbard, Miss Lillian Stoge, tho
Ladles' Trio, complsod of Mrs. J. Pur
valne. Miss Church and Mrs. Wiggins.
Tho program will bo ono of unusual
quality, and will bo of a pleasing char
acter. On Tuesday evening tho second re
cital will take place, and will bo as
sisted by Miss liortha Kay, reador;
Miss Uagmnr, violinist, of Portland.
Tho nronram will. If anything, excel
that of Monday oveulng All aro in-
vltod. No namiBsion
' Ico Croam nnd Lemon Ico 25c a quart. Thono 2101
THE SPA, I 4 State street
fresh Bread and Cakes
Try one of out new Orange Cakes
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If you uso Graln-O in place of
coffeo you will enjoy It just as
much for it tastes the same J yet, it
is llko a food to the system, "dis
tributing tho full substance of tha
pure grain with every drop,
TRY IT TO-DAY.
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PUPILS
Giye a Grand Enter
tainment at the -Opera
House
Three Act Drama With Some
Very Difficult Parts
Was Excellently
Rendered
Preceded by fine muilo by the Cho-
nmwu band, n beautiful song nnd drill,
"My Own United 8tate." by 30 girls
of the Aoademy, and a piano sextette,
the musical and literary program was
introduced' Friday evening nt the
(lratul Opera House,
The vocal trio by nlae girls, accora
parlod by tiny Miss Hvellno Wood,
was very flno, and created great en
thusiasm for tho performers. Another
drill by a regiment of little girls and
mlddle-slxed girls and larger girls all
kinds of ulrls w" entitled "Souvenir
of 1003." and then followed the prin
cipal number of the evening. "Itebeo
ca's Triumph," a drama In three ooti.
Tho Important parts wero taken by
Miss Adelaido Looney. as -lUbeoca,"
a foundling a star part nnd very well
carried out Mrs. P.okeman. a lady of
wealth and flno manners, by Miss Ma
tilda Eckerlon; Ooldie Qoulet. u the
spinster, furnished tho fun of the ev
ening, and tho young lady seemed born
to the stage; Craxy Meg, by MIss.Ruby
Qoulet. wax also vory flno.
Miss II Powell, m Katie Conner, the
Irish rasld of Mrs Jlokeman. was un
able to get along at all harmoniously
with Mrs. Delalno's colored servant,
takon In an inimitable manner by Miss
Olive Mcdee. Tho part of the old lady
Mrs. Dolalno was excellently can
rled out by Miss Lebold, Of tho la
dles' club Misses Sutherland and Mary
Eckerlen toolctho leading parts, the
others being taksa by Misses Cal-
breath. Alien. Drinkley. Miles, Ander
son. Beach and Pettyjohn. Tho Instru-
mental program was closed by the gal
lop "Brilllante." a piano four-in-hand,
and a beautiful sacred tableau con
cluded tho most successful school tal
ent production ver givoa in this city.
Tha program was one of tho best
of the tuauy .recitals given during tho
commencement seon, and a large
oudlence left the theater well pleased
with tho evening entertainment
The music, both Instrumental and
vocal was good, and tho vocal trio re
ceived hearty applat;.
The cooking club was as natural a
lot of glrllBU girls as one caret to see.
Miss Olive McOee was a typical col.
ored girl, and' she never forgot the
dialect during the' action of the phiy-
Tho managers of this girl' Mbool
are certainly rery thorough In their
training, for there was not a mien in
ail this diflieult an varied entertain
ment With tho exception of the lit
tle defect In time kep bf the piano
sextette, there was not a flaw In the
performance. AlHfce ir!s Vwrw their
parts to perfection, ana nu a vr
stage pra.
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