DAILY OATITAIi JOURXATj, SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNK t, 1007.
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I u3m "mUmi mm RPR
Tt's
kitchen.
new.
For Every
Cooking
Purpose
This is the stove you
should have in your
It's un-to-dntf. Tt'a
jjodd from other oil Rtovna. T will orivn
you best and quickest results on baking-day
ind other days. The flame of the
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
is always under immediate control. If you uso
a New Perfection your kitchen will be cooler
this summer than ever before. Every stove
warranted. Made in three sizes. If
rtf at vour dealer's, write to our near
est agency for descriptive circular.
-.Is tho best lamp
fJior all-round
"mmwkr household use.
Mtde of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled.
Perfectly constructed ; absolutely safo ; unexcelled in
U&ht-jrlriaB power; an ornament to any room. Every
lamp warranted. If not at your dealers, write to our
nearest agency.
STANDARD OH. COMPANY
ju. . ............... . . . . . ' Orlirln of Loudon's llhoinlnn Club.
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AlinllT thrt nml nf ftin vrnr iRsft
QfiriAI rOQQID T ncmlnns who nftected clean shirts
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i'.t aow old ino lurfatv I
, t .tut rcqulics no tJc.UI ' I
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t GfrO B. JACOB I
VlMiHHKfS NORTH SALKM, I
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Modern Woodit'ou Ttnior.'.l Day
Annually or thu flt t Sv-dny in
Juno tho Modern Wrod.nen of
America, In remembrance of ' tho
notghbors that havo Jolnod tho sllont
majority, cover their grnvos with
flowers. This beautiful custom will
bo observed by Oregon Ccdnr Camp,
No. 524C, nnd Oregon Grnpo Camp.
Royal Neighbors of Amorlcn, of this
city, anil the members of tho above
cnmpe will meet at tholr halls In tho
Holnmn block Sunday, Juno 2, at
1:45 p. m., sharp, and will march In
n body to tho I. O. O. P. and City
View cemetorlos, when tho gravod of
1 tho following neighbors will bo dec-
orated: Frnnk S. Doarbom, Johnny
Savage, 0. Donsmoro, Taul Kllngloy
and P. X. Hofor. Tho graves of
Clmrloa Irwin. In Loo Mission, and
William Wlcko, In tho Cathollo com
otory will bo looked nftor by a com
mltteo appointed for thnt purposo
Sunday morning. At tho grnvo of P
X. Hofor thoro will bo a Bhort ritual
istic ceremony, at tho closo or which
nn address will bo given by Neighbor
I. Qrcenbnum.
I SEEDS
tEEDS
POULTRY SUPPLIES
LAND PhASTKIt
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HAY AM)
.MILL I KKDS
jGWMtl N SKKDS
FIELD HKKDS
Arl -crythlng kept at n
first c'ass seed and feed con
cern
When You Cut a Joint
iTIUSON & CO.
151 High St,
Ming In Modern Plumbing
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1 fr-e"rfM
C "XjSVfeJ
It should have an nppetUIng nnd
nttrnctlvo odorthe kind thnt makes
one want to begin ontlng at once
Thoro Is nothing so charming as th
smoll of Ronst IJeof, for Instance, to
1 a hungry mnn anticipating a good
! dinner. That is tho kind of moaU
wo are famous for, tho "mako-you
huncrv Hort of Joints, with a dello
1 lous flavor that create an appetP.a.
Hvorv kind of meat in season, aau
prices always reasonable
F. A. Kurtz
Phone 205 277 N.Com. St
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la new tiuses and buildings, as
refitting old houses, keeps
Pr-'y U8y In tho spring, when
u-iZX fs nt flnn tMn flnr faclll'
sro a.ways equal to the occa
. a'-d we would invite builders
I ccs'r&ctors to cat estimates from .
ca Piumblng, gaa fitting, steam
E a-j roofing before going else-
re, as we do expert work at rea-
o3 prices.
L. FRASER
Thompson's
Rose
Nicotine
Kills plant insects on flowers,
fruit trea, vines or vegeUUles,
and
VKRMI.V
On human body, dogs cats, fowls,
and in the house.
Coloric, Ockri, Stainleks
Price, 16 and 60 cents at
FRY'S DRUG STORE, Salew, Or
Headquarters for all kinds of
pray materials.
Ask for booklet, "How to Destroy
Plant lnects and vermin.
Commencement KxitcIhc-s.
Tho commencement exorcises of
tho Westoni Conservatory of Music,
wero held at tho First Christian
church. Tuosdny and proved to bo
T '
I ono of tho most delightful nffalrs of
'. tho ycat. Tho events was under tho
I direction of Mr. Frnnk K. Churchill,
I who was assisted by Miss Nottlo
necknor, palnlst, nnd Pay llutchlnn
nnd R. D. Dlsbeo, vocnllBts, tho lattor
two bolng puplU of Miss Minolta
Mngers.
Tho church wbb bonutlfully decor
ated, largo palms bolng plnccd
around tho rostrum, and theso woro
ontwlncd with "gold of Ophlr" roHcs
nnd botweon them woro groat
shonvoB of drooping forns, and bou
nuots or rosos. Tho effect was
charming nml mndo an appropriate
sotting for tho Bplondld program. It
BomotlmoB BeoniB thnt muslo, somo
music, needs tho nccompnnlmont of
flf.wera and jcwKb and botu-.y n:
soft lights, and bright eyos for they
all blond and mqlt Into ono hnrmon
lous whole. These woro nil present
Tuesday night, nnd tho dollghtful
evening will bo mnrked with a white
tqno by ovcrypno who attended.
Tho keen appreciation of Mr.
Churchlll'B work was shown by tho
doHlro to do credit to his teaching
nnd It wnB done. At tho close of tho
oxorclseB Rov. Davis Errott present
ed Mr. Churchill n mngnlflcont
bouquet tho gift of tho pupils, and
ho also prosontod him u noat lltllo
talk that wnB as "swoot" and n
gracoful ns the flowers. Tho pro
gram wan ns follews:
Flint Part.
"Mld-Summor Nights Dronm....
Mendalssohn
Floronoo Liston, Binina McCrnokon.
(a) "Vonotlnn Lovo Song.. . .Novln
(b) "Ktudo" Wollonhnupt
I.ucllo Staley
"Throwing Klssw" Hohm
Mny Steusloff
"The Roso in tho anrdon,Noldllnger
Pay Hutohans
"Dauolng Sprltos" llohm
Vivian Glodfoltor
"Rustling Lonvos" Lnnge
Hnzol Downing
"Vlolsts" Klsfert
Mary Frlsby
"Onlop RrlUante" M. Ufuent
Vlmn Mofllt, Hnzol Downing.
Hocoud Part,
"Value Impromptu" R
P1ornos Llston, Kmmn McCrckn.
Va Oardnor, Jes4 Harrltt
(a) "Birds In tho W'od".HoUaeader
(b) "Dano of tho BparrowB". . .
t Richmond
Harry Mills
"Vato" Mdward SkhaU
Vosia Gardnsr
"Sparkling Byw" nol",,
Hmma McOrasken.
(a) "Whan the Rosas niooiti"...
Relehardt
(b) "Th lllrth of Mrn" Il
Mr. R. D. niib
(a) "Mazurka" UsclUxky
(b) "Oalop" to
Florsnos I.tston
"Silvery Thistles' Kttw
JftMla He-IU.
fa) -LaFllgu- Iuff
(b) Tarantella" StwnbwJ
Kthal Thamas
"Overture" Weber
Miss Nettle Beoknw, F. B. ChurebUI.
and evening dress, and spent a good
deal of money, whether earned or.
Inherited, were very much to the
foro. The. Gaiety was tholr partlcu-:
Inr plnyhouso, nnd thoy worshiped
Connie Gilchrist and Nolllo Farron
rather than Honry Irving. They
danced a good deal at subscription
bnllH, took stalls at tho thea
tres devoted to musical ploccs
by the year, nnd made Ro-,
mnno's their headquarters for
luncheons, dinners nnd BUppors. This
was tho old Romano's, a narrow bar.
and room with an aquarium in tho
front window at ono end, nnd nn ovll
tunolllng kltchon nt tho other. Only,
half a dozen tables, but tho cooking
was first rnto, and tho company do
llghttully mixed.
On nlmost any night nt somo tlmo
or other you would boo tho Inst Duke
of neaufort ontlng n cutlet nnd chat-!
ting with n stockbroker. Reginald
Shirley Drookcs (Peter Ulobs), tho
weekly recorder In tho "Ping 'Un",
of tho doings of this gay Hohomln,
W. F. Goldborg, (Shifter), bin lieu-,
tonnnt, tho Into Duka of Manchester
when ho was "Kim" Mnndovlllo,
with an American accent nnd n
"gun" In his hip pocket. Then thoro
was Arthur Roberts at tho height of
his success and popularity. Moms. I
MnrlU8, Hughlo Drummond, ready
with a speech at any moment, "liter.
Rabbit," tho Into Mnrqucss of Alios-J
bury, whon ho wnB Savernnke, look-.
Ins vory liko n prosperous potmnn
Jim Solby, "Dlcklo tho Drlvor," nnd
Bob Coslor of tho "Oil r"mo"
conch, nnd mnny moro got., itllowa
who havo long alnco dlod or becoino
pillars of tho stnto and rospoctablt.!
Of tho IndloB who delighted n
"Romnno'B Itnllnno's tho Pnrndlso
In tho Strand," n number ndorn tha
peornge, but of tho hnbltuoB plons
nnt momorlos will always cling lo
Dosslo Dellwond nnd Slstors Lea
mnr. '
It was not natural that, although
rogulnr customers could, In tho old
days, sup at Romano's until long af
ter closing hours, tho bohomlnnB of
tho porlod doslred n Inter resort,
whoro tho licensing not did not ap
ply. Somo of them belonged to
Prntt's, tho lleefatcak, White's, tho
run, nnu so nn, uiu nu ruuimvn
plnco whero evoryono would be wel
come, nrovlded ho was n good fol
low.
When, therefore, Mr, nnd Mrs.
Fredericks, otherwise Fredericks and
Julian, of tho music halls, took thu
adjoining Cyder Cellars with Iho
Idea of mnklng It a 1triiomlnn club
tho Bchomo caught on, tho first com
mittee, as fnr ub memory serves, In
cluding Shirley Brookes, aoldberg,
JnmcB Davis (Owon Hall), Arthur
Ruborts, Wnltor Dickson, and tho
prcinnt writer.
Tho club was named tho Adolphl,
but It vory soon boonmo bettor
known ns tho Sponforlos. Member
ship, to good follows, was easy, elec
tions frequently tnklng plnco on tho
door mat; tho stowed trlpo whs MMt
rnto nnd nil wont woll until on nn
ovll day Dim proprietor wnnted to
admit ns members sftrno roady-mouoy
bookmakers. Tho eommlttoo oh
Jooted nnd woro Incontinently "fired"
by tho proprietor. Out of the nslia
of tho Hpoofurloa sprang tho Pellom
Club, and almost sliuultnnoously
onmo tho starting of tho "Hat" news
impvr London louder.
A SaUARE DEAL
Is assured you when you buy one of Dr. Ficrcc's Family Mcdlcltw
for nil the ingredients entering into them nre printed on the botuV
Tappcrs nnd their formula arc attested under oath ns being complete
nnd c6rrcct. You know just what you nre paying for nnd that the In
gredients nre gathered from Nature's laboratory, being selected from
the most valuable native, medicinal roots found growing in our Ameri
can forests. While potent to cure they arc perfectly harmless even tc
the most delicate women and children.
Not n drop of alcohol enters into their composition. A much better
agent is used both for extracting and preserving the medicinal principles
used in them, viz. pure triplc-rcfmcd glycerine of proper strength.
This agent possesses intrinsic medicinal propcttics of its own, being n
most valuable antl-scptic and nnti-fenncnt, nutritive and soothing; J
demulcent.
Glycerine plays nn Important pnrt in Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery in the cure of indigestion, dyspepsin and weak stomach,
attended by sour risings, "heartburn," foul breath, coated tongue, poor
nppetitc, gnawing feeling in stomach, blliouuicss and kindred derange
ments of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Besides curing all the above distressing ailments, the "Golden Med
ical Discovery" is a specific for all diseases of the mucous membranes,
ns catarrh, whether of the nasnl passages or of the stomach, bowels or
pelvic organs. Kvcn in its ulcerative stages it will yield to this sover
eign remedy if its use be persevered iu. In Chronic Catarrh of the
Nasal passages, it is well, while taking the "Golden Medical Discovery
for the necessary constitutional treatment, to cleanse the passages freely
two or three times a day with Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy, Thf
thorough course of treatment generally cures even iu the wotst cases.
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bronchial, throat and lung
affections, except consumption in its advanced stages, the "Golden
Medical Discovery " is a most cfYicient remedy, especially in those obsti
nate, hnug-ou-coughs caused by irritation and congestion of the bron
chial mucous membranes. The " Discovery " is not so good' for acute
coughs arising from sudden colds, nor must it be expected to cure con
sumption in its advanced stagesno medicine will do that but for all
the obstinate hang-on, or chronic coughs, which, if neglected, or badly
treated, lead up to consumption, it is the best medicine that can betaken.
If the sweet taste of the "Discovery," caused by the glycerine, is
disliked, n few drops of lemon juice, uraugc or lime juice, added to each
dose will make it agreeable and pleasant and will not iu the slightest
interfere with its bencfical effects.
It's nn Insult to your Intelligence for a dealer to endeavor to
palm off upon you some nostrum of unknown composition iu place of Dr.
Pierce's world-famed medicines which nre op known composition.
Most dealers recommend Dr. Pierce's medicines because they know
what they arc made of and that the ingredients employed nre atnoug
the most valuable that a medicine for like purposes can 1m made of.
The same is true of leading physicinus who do not hesitate to recom
mend them, since they know exactly what they contain nnd thnt their
ingredients nre the very best known to medical science for the cure of.
the several diseases for which these medicines nre recommended'.
Will? tricky dealers It Is different.
Something else thnt pays them a little greater profit will be urged
upon you as "just as good," or even lwttcr. You can hnrdly afford to
accept a substitute of unknown composition and without any particular
record of cures in place of Dr. Pierce's medicines which are oi' known
composition and have a record of forty years of cures behind litem..
You know what you want und it is the dealer's business to supply that
want, Insist upon it.
Rostein & Greenbaum
240-246 Commercial St. Sntcm, Oregon
If
PJrolc on Palrtnmint Hill.
The endesvorers of the First
Christian church of this eUy
pleasant pionlc party last ovenlsg on
Fairmount hill. Orw fifty endr
. .nrt thir friends were present
and games snd songs were ea Joyed
around the embers of a campnr w
a late hour. During the evening an
J ...lalnlnif nftYlftltlfil
. - m. tTAonr enremn cuiiibiuimi -
CHICHB&ELLLS
.' . . L.I auk Bi fc .
Nervous
Indigestion
Tho action of diges
tion is controlled by
nerves leading to tho
stomach. AVhen they are
-weak, tho stomach is de
prived of its energy. It
has no power to do its
work. If yon want per
manent relief, you must
restore this energy. Dr.
Miles' Nervine rostorcs
nervous energy, and gives
tho organs power to per
form their functions.
"For nwr Y' I n cuU
rutTmr trum rvu JiwiJirMiwn; nt
t!m I mi dwiiwwWat w to4
ilmt a UinUti 1 irtl ail kind tf
remedies and rtou yhyHtl&h with
JIttU or no r4ir. until 6f nUht Ut
uromtr 1 mw lr Mil' Nrvt ana
lUart Cr dvftul I '1J i
mmk oa tnut irui w.kal .ua la
th jur)iA ut otm UttU of Nrytn
1 ln to ! lAtler. whlh oeour
Kt4 mm ao mdeh iKat I oUno4 .U
in4iia wntrl
a. Aaln Lolllka.
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arul ahlrtlM iva maka m, (MKri
Jnt to rccAmmand th inMlein. ana
Never Wear Out
Hose for Children
Wo hnvj hnndled this lino for
ovor throo years,, nnd hnvo built
up a lurcu trado on this pnrtloulnr
lino.
a
Whon in nood of Children'
Hoso, ulvo our Novor-Wonr-Oul
IIoso a trial nnd you will buy no
othor. All sites lGc a pnlr.
k Parasols
Wo have a vory noat lino for
you to obooso from nt rsnsonftbt"
prlcos.
Plain Whllu Lilian Oovur, Tie-
Whlto Llnon Cover, with deop
Floworod llordor, only fi.36.
Chlldron's plain Illuo, Pink,
Hod or Whlto Parasols In two
slices, prloo 15c aud 20c.
Record Breaking
Bargains in
Lace Curtains
Wo do not hosltato to claim
that tin) valuo roprosontcd her
nrn tho groatost ovor shown tho
trade.
Whon you soo tho hnndsamo
dMli;n, tho slio nnd tho ipia-lty
you cannot help sewing the truth
of our claim.
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whlto
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wfll refund your monry.
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