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Who will wire your old house or your new house or furnish you any kind of Gas "
or Electric Fixtures.
All wiring done by us will be strictly according to underwriters' rules.
We have opened our office and display room at 245 N. Liberty St., occupy
ing both floors with a new complete line of electric and gas fixtures, best ever
seen in Salem.
The electric globes that we handle are the best made in the United States. We
will soon have the Packard lamp which has taken all premiums from all exposi
tions both foreign and domestic and has no equal.
We also carry a line of general electric supplies, phone supplies and gas sup
plies. Our mantles we guarantee for three months. We sell you ,a celebrated
Welsbach burner with globe and mantle complete for $1.25.
We have a full line of reading lamps, portable desk lamps and the celebrated
American Flat Iron.
We will contract to install complete farmer phone lines.
We also install complete systems of fire alarms, burglar alarms or light plants.
We do motor work and mechanical wiring.
The public is cordially invited to inspect our fixture rooms.
We change coal oil lamps to electric portable lamps.
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245 N. Liberty St.
Salem, Oregon
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la Honor of Mrs. Gray.
ery pretty soclnl ovont of the
reek was a progressive lunch-
Ten Thursday aftornoon at tho
of Mr and Mrs. Werner Broy-
M their daughters, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. W. 11.
tt Mrs. Chas. A. Gray, who
to an, to Portland to make
permanent home, was tho
of the affair.
; decorative scheme, lllllos nnd
M cleverly carried out. The
fere covered with Manila cm.
red d?i''cs over grey satin
-lC3 of tho valley and grey
ftrr-d tho centerplecos.
w rarJs were bandpalnted
wd Ea-er llllos tied with grey
. ca wN-h were written the
M v rrst table, where Mrs.
F i v i lay a bunch of Eas-
"1 .'h grey illusion. Tho
ai a f-j carried out in the
ie-M tf ico cream being
c ", with a letter "L" in
tC W f ... tnltlna In nnmtmp
k1 "i rrogrossed. two at a
pfct.l T. , V-it ficAm eaa(a4
bot c- roarse, at tho guest
A-' i twenty were present
l" a r-rry party for several
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V. SL C. A.
IrcwcU recepMon given for
. Frederick Wiggins,
Tealng by tho local Y. M-
fcatther event of tha -week.
;tfen ia the club rooms. A
projrita was rendered on
'e numbers by tha Stalwart
W'.o by Mrs. Cha. H.
reading far yiu Ansta
ter hlch Mr. W. X. italey
-PProprlate addreaa pra-
sentfd to Mr Wiggins a Y. M C A
watch charm. Both Mr. and Mrs
WlggliJH wero active workors In tho
Y, M. C. A. and auxlllory and will hu
keenly missed. Tho ladles sorved
punch during tho evening, and made
tho event a succoss In ovory way possible.
Sonp Rubble Party.
Tho homo of Mrs. B. B. Watorii ou
Summer street was tho scono of a
morry Juvenile party last Saturday
aftornoon In honor of little Miss
Loueruma Waters and Master North
rup Wntors, her grandchildren.
Tho affair was In tho form of a
bubble and bundle party and created
no end of amusement for tho lltt'.o
people. Tho spacious veranda of tho
Waters homo was turned Into a play
room and assumed a very gay ap
pearand with Its decorations of red,
whlto and bluo drapery, and flags of
nil Blues. Tho main nmusoment of
tho afternoon was tho soap bubble
blowing contest. Across tho porch
jworo hung presents for each child.
mi 11 l.t.n..a mlnltlira
ineso wero suiau imuuui., wtuin"
kitchen set, pictures, etc., for the
girls,' sets of dominoes, tools an J
many things to delight tho boys.
Each child was provided with a
bubblo blower and requestod to blow
tho bubblo at tho lino of gifts, the
one which It hit belonging to tha.
child.
Mrs. Waters was assisted by Mrs.
Frank Waters, Mrs. George Water.
Mrs. Fred Waters, Mrs. Oeorge L.
Rose and Miss Claudlne Rose, who
spared nothing in tho art of enter
taining to mako tho afternoon a
happy one for all.
The guests were Luella Patton,
Halllo Hinges, Margaret Livesley,
Helen Rose, Helen West, Margaret
Rodger, Mary Mllner, Llnnie Chat
tin. Mary Jane Albert, Rath Schultz,
Mary Scbult, Pricllla Fleming,
Myrtle Rlchardsoa. Mildred Klaton.
Joaepblae Baavgartaer, Salt,
Ann YnntlB, Knto Ynntls, Lou
emmn Waters, George Weller,
Hussell Jnmos, Hroyman Uolse.
Konnoth Moore, Don IMrd, Enrl
Chnttln, Ralph Johnson, Andrew
Joiioh, Reed Jnmos, Kylo James,
Konnoth Smith, Sonrlo Penny
baker, Kenneth Ponnybnker, llyron
Vonslypho and N'orthrup Wntors.
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Mrs. Cross EutcrtnliiH.
A pretty affair was glvon by Mrs.
K. C. Cross yesterday nftornoon at
hor homo on Chemokota street in
honor of Mrs. Chas. A. Gray. Itwai
In tho nature of a "COO" party, and
Mra. Frank Hughes carried off the
honors. '
Whlto clematis and Dankshlre
roses formed tho decorations, nnd
wero most effective Mrs. Cross was
assisted In sorvlng by Misses Ryth
Gatch, Harlo Hofor, Veda Cross
Nelllo Thlolson and -Mrs. C. L. Dick
About 40 ladles wero present.
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Woiiuiii'h Club.
The Salem Woman's Club will
hold its monthly mooting at the
First Methodist church parlors next
Saturday afternoon, May 18th. A
full attendanoo or tho members U
doslrod.
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ArtiaauH' Open MocUiik.
The Unltod Artisans held their
regular open meeting last night in
their hall on tho corner of Court and
High streets. A large crowd of loy
al Artisans and their friends wer
present, and a most enjoyablo even
ing was spent.
After an excellent musical and lit
erary program the guest repaired to
the dining room where a delicious
luncheon was spread. The program
was as follews:
Music, orchestra.
Reading, MUs lone Fisber.
Piano duet, Blanche Knox and
Maud Hill.
Vocal trio, "Bird la Hand," by
three youag ladle.
Music, Flour do Lis Hiirmony
Four.
Roudlng, Mildred Ilngloy.
Vocnl nolo, Mrs. Dunn.
Rending, Winona Suvngo.
Piano duet, Joy Turner nnd Evn
FIshor.
Music, Flour do Lis Harmony
Four. ,
Music, orchestra.
Hand Concert t Itiuk.
Tho Salem Military Hand gavo a
concert at tho Auditorium rink last
night, which was tho farowoll con
cort In tho rink this season, A largo
crowd was present to spond tho ov
onlng on rollers, nnd enjoy tho mu
sic Tho rink horo will closo to
night for tho season, and It Is not
without regrot that tho lovers of the
llttlo wheelB boo tho sessions of the
onjoyablo sport como to an end. The
rink has boon well patronized, and
will doubtless hnvo thu samo attrac
tions and interest noxt soason as It
has shown In tho past.
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Dlino Social,
A very pleasant entertainment
was glvon last night In CommeroUl
Hall, In tho form of a dlrno social
An Intoroatlng musloal and literary
program was given as follews:
Overture.
Violin, 0. E. Whltnoy.
Organ, O. E. Whitney.
Select reading, 0. F. Sherwood.
Vocal solo, Miss Fay Hutchlns.
Recitation, Mrs. W, n. Harrlt.
Vocal solo, Mrs. G. Lachcllo.
Recitation, MUs Ollvo Rlddoll.
Vocal solo, Mra, F. J, Goodnough.
Vocal solo, Dr. R. A. Horltagu.
The program concluded with re
marks by H. H. Waro, in tho Inter
ests of the Salem Debating Club, af
ter which light refreshments were
served.
WagHM Ifcegriii,
The prlMipal Mtlec aad choruiw,
of Wngner'H beautiful opera, Lo
licngrln, will bo sung nt tho iioxt
rogulur mooting of tho Womun'rt
Club, to bo hold In tho First Meth
odist church noxt Saturdny, May 18.
at 2:30 p, m., to which tho citizen
of Salem aro cor-llnlly Invltod. The
Hololsts will bo Profossor Horltag
Mrs. Hugg, MrH. Hoyt and Mr. J. F.
Hughes, with Professor von Josson
nnd Professor Roberta nccoinpanlstJ
Tho wedding chorus, "Faithful
and True," will bo sung by u ladles'
doublo qunrtot. Tho weird logond of
LohoiiKrln will bo road by Mrs, Ar
thur Rociichon. Mrs. J. F. Hughes
has arranged and planned tho pro
gram.
J() KltNOIt TOOK A CAUT.
Ho Hail to Cnuit tho l'lrt 'IVhIii for
ItlrlimoiHl,
A I'uvored Section.
Tho Dalles suffered very llttlo by
tho frost of a wook ago, n com
pared with other localities, "There
is ono portion of tho city which li
oxompt from killing frosts," said L
L. McCartnvy today. "I hnvo boon
raising fruit In Thompson'u addi
tion for 15 years, and wo havo nover
had Injury by frost." Mr. McCart
new attributes this to tho fact that
tho warm Japan current coiuos up
tho river and strikes that portion of
tho bluff. Frosts aro two weeks lat
er in making tholr appearance In
Thompson's addition In tho winter
and two woeks oarllor In leaving In
the sprlng.r-Tho Dalles Chronlolo.
If You Don't
Succeed tho first tlmo uso Horblne
and you will get lustaut rollef. Tha
greatest liver regulator. A positive
euro for Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, Chills and all liver com
plaints. Mr. C , of Emory, Toxas,
writes: "My wife has been using
Herblno for herself and children for
five years. It U a sura curs for coa
stlpatloa aad malaria fovw, which 1
substantiated by what It baa doaa
for y faially." geld by D. J. Fry.
Norfolk, Vn., Mny It. Governor
Claudo A. Swansou Wodnosdny tin
derwunt tho humiliation of having
to rldo accompanied by his wife, in
n dirt enrt from tha exposition
grounds to tho boat In order to re
turn to Richmond. Not a carriage
was to bo had. Tho governor haJ
pressing engngomontu and could not
afford to miss his train. So hailing
a passing dirt cart ho and Mrs. Swan-
son climbed In and took seats with
the driver. ..
An exposition official exctalmed:
"What! Tho govt-rnor of- - Virginia
and Mrs. Bwausoa in n whkph?"-
"That's nothing," ropllcd tho gov
ernor. "If I was an ofllclnl of tin
exposition I would bo riding in a
mirrlngo, as all of you do, but, being
only tho governor of Vlrglnln and
not an Influential official, I must no
(tept with thanks evou tho dirt
wagon wliloli you aro kind enough
to furnish mo. I am thankful you
do not requlra us to walk aud carry
our trunks."
Good Worth for Chamberlain'
Cough Ilonittly.
Pooplo ovorywhero take pleasuro
In testifying to tho good qualities of
Chamberlain's Cough Romcdy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md.,
writes: "I wish tcrtell you that i
can recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. My llttlo girl, Catherla,
who la two years old, has beea taking
this remody whenever she baa bad a
cold slnco sho wa two Moatba eld.
About a month ago I ceatraetad a
dreadful cold Myself, but I tk
Chamberlain's Cough lUaaady aad
wax soon as wall a ever." TbU rem
edy Is for aala by Dr. Mfa drug
aitrt.
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