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DAILY OAriTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1009.
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AmJcrwm8cliwnrt7. Wedding.
Ono of the prottloat weddings of
tho summer waa celebrated at the
homo of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hugo
In WcBt Snlom, Sunday, August IB,
at 7:30 p. m., when 'Mies Mlnnto A.
Schwartz of Salem and Mr. Walfrod
T. Andoraon of Washburn, N. D.,
married. Roy. Bauer of tho First
Congregational church performed
tho coromony. Little MIbs Mabel
Rilgo, a alstcr of the bride, carried
tho ring on a silver tray llnod with
rono petals, and MIsb Cnrrlo Haw
thorno played Lohongron's Wedding
March.
Tho brido wns attired in a beauti
ful lihio traveling dress, woro a
largo white "picture" hat and car
ried nn arm bouquet of fragrant
creamy sweet peas, and tho groom
woro tho customary Btilt of black.
Tho parlor was beautifully deco
rated, masses of ferns making h
bcnutlfiul background, with their
dellcato green fronds, for tho profu
sion of sweet peas used In tho deco
dntlons, nnd It was under a groat
crescent of theso that tho corcmony
was porformed. A wedding dinner
wns served on tho spacious veranda
In tho soft light of numberless Japa
nese lantorns.
Thcro woro forty guosts, and
mnny beautiful presents of sllvor
ware, cut glnso nnd china.
short time, but has mado many
friends.
Tho groom Ib a prosporouB young
man and la connected with tho First
National bank of Washburn, N. D.
Tho young coniple loft for Newport,
being plentifully showorod with (Mondessohn); Requiem (Homer);
nnd "Mlono Llebo 1st aruon"
(BrahmB), Tho four English songs
to be given nro ones that Miss Case
Interprets most artistically and
shows her rich mohow voice to such
ndvnntagc: "0, Rest In tho Lord"
rice, nnd presented nn assorted col
lodion of old shoes at tho trata
They will roturnto Dakota by way
of Snn Frnnolrco nnd tho Central
Poclflc.
Miss OasoV Concert.
The Mary Adole Case concort on
next Monday evening promises to bo
as much of a social event as musical,
notwithstanding thoro nro bo many
peoplo out of tho city. Tho concort
will undoubtedly bo ono of tho
greatest musical treats Salem has
ever had. When ono considers thnt
this Oregon girl hns been recognized
nbroad ns nn artist of exceptional
ability nnd that the critics through
out tho British Isles pronounced hor
voice ono of tho most beautiful con
traltos beforo tho public today, we
should consider It n rnro opportun
ity to bo able to hear hor. Resides
a volco of decided beauty and
richness, slio possesses youth nnd
rcmnrkablo good looks. Tho pro
gram for Salem Includes many of
M'ss Cnso's greatest successes with
hor audiences boforo. Miss Cam
studied hor German nongs with Fer
guson of Bcrllnvtnd will glvo thrco
Gcrmnn numhors hero that aro most
delightful: "Dor Tod und Das
Mnodchnn" (Schubort). "Aramu
Tho brldo has been hero but a'Durch dlo Daemrarung" (Strauss) ,
The Salem Granite and Marble Works
Offer tho highest grndo of nmterlnl, artistic designs, unex
celled workmanship, lowest posslblo prices. What moro can
you ask? Wo solicit your order nnd urge nn enrly ordor
for full dollvcry.
WILTON W. MARTIN
Hail UllKIU'Y ST.
"Llttlo Boy Bluo" (Joyce), nnd
Beckor's Spring Song. .
Tho big dramatic number on tho
program will be "Ah' Mori Flls."
that splendid aria for contraltos
from Moyorbeor's "Le Prophote "
This number MIpo Case has aung bo
foro many largo audiences with great
success.
Mr. J. Hutchison from Portland
will accompany Miss Case, and this
announcement will bo welcomed by
nny who know of Mr. Hutchison's
work, ns ho is an artist of flno mu
sical understanding, nnd his accom
paniments nro a dollghtful part of
tho programs. Mr. Hutchison Is
from London and Is located in Port
land for n short time. Ills standing
In tho mnislcnl world of London wan
a most enviable ono, having traveled
with mnny of tho most famous nrt
Ists who visit the British Isles. Stu
dent) of piano will thoroughly enjoy
th'o very talented musician. Th-3
program In full Is us follews:
"Dor Tod und Das Mnedchon"..
, Schubert
"Trnum Durch dlo Dnmmrung". .
"Mlono Llobo 1st Oruen". . .Brahmt
"Ah, Mons Flls" Meyerbwi
"L'Hcuro do Pourpre" Holmes
"L'Esclavo" Lalo
"O, Rest In tho Lord,"
Mendelssohn
Requiem Sidney Homer
"Llttlo Boy Bluo" Joyce
Spring Song . . .T Becker
Tho seats go on snlo Monday
morning nt the Grand Opera homsc.
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That tho firebox Is the most essentia! part of your cook J
stove? It Is the very heart of It, That Is ono thing thnt
mttkes us so proud of our
Real Estate Range
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The Ilenl Estnto Range has a firebox nt least 3 Inches wider than the average firebox, giving better
room and oetter heating service, with less wood. You don't havo to remove the front grates to Insert
Dip coll, which prevents tho cold air from circulating through tho pipes. It will glvo moro heat to tho
water coll, hunting faster and hotter than other stoves. The Real Estate Rnngc Is a beauty, too, nnd Is
far ahead of nny other range In more respects than the essential JUBt mentioned. It Is mado of tho host
steel nnd will stand every test you can glvo It. Wo will bo glad to send It to you on approval. Wo
know you will like it nnd keep It.
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BIHlxIny Reception.
A birthday reception was given
yesterday In honor of Mrs. C. E.
Sherwood by tho Indies of the Grand
Army, in Commercial hall. About
GO wero present, and as many more
sent regrets. Mrs. Sherwood was 70
years old. Thoro was splendid sing
ing by Mrs. Mary Charlton, who
sang tho old-time songB no dear to
tho old people. Dainty refresh
ments wero served. ,Mrs. Sherwood
has lived In Salem over 30 year
and hns endeared herself to a wide
clrclo of frlonds.
Those who attended, to show
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Keep Your Feet
Off of Your Mind by Wearing Price's Easy
c SHOES
In just one more week there will be a large shipment of
now stylos in for ladies and ready for your inspection. We
will have the new last for ladies; it will not be shown in
any other store in town; we oan not describe it but it is
the cjroatost we have ever shown. WAIT FOR IT.
We havo just received the erjency for the famous Waldorf
line of Men's Shoes, which sell for $2.50; if you can get
a better shoe in any store in town for $3.50 we will give
you a pair of "Waldorfs" FREE. Come in and see the
new lines.
PRICE'S VISCOUZED RAWHIDE is the brand of new high
top boots that we are showing this season; they are better
and cheaper than any other line of high top boots, or your
money back.
Wait for cheaper shoes; we will explain why shoes are
jjolng to be cheaper soon.
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their love nnd friendship for their
long-time ne'ghbor and associat-,
were:
Mrs. Myra Ilobcrtson, Mrs. Ella
Miller, Mrs. E. J. Fuller, Mrs
Sarah Jones, Mrs. Mary Jory, Mrs.
P. Strong, Mrs. Thomas Holt, Mr.
L. II. Bowerman, Mrs C. Jory, Mrs.
H. Adklns, Mrs. Lorn Adklns, Miss
Helen Adklns, Miss Luln Kaylor.
Mr. C. R. Lucas, Mrs. L. D. Denf
son. Mrs. Nellie A. Dee, Miss Daisy
Donlscn, Mrs. Fnnnlc Reese, Mrs.
FlBhburn, Mrs. Florn Clark, Mr. W.
C. Reynolds, Mrs. Ashley White,
Miss Mary Charlton, Master Charles
Chnrlton, Miss May Hnughamont,
Mr. J. V. Hnughamont, Mrs. Jen
nie Ferguson, Mrs. Mary C. Bum
gnrdner, Mr. nnd Mrs G. F. Sher
wood, Mrs. Julia Chappell, Mr.
Annn Veley, Grandmn Lucas, Mn.
James R. Necr, Mrs. Necr, Mr. nnd
Mrs R. II. Kcgnn, Ralph Korngold,
Mr. Kntherlne Spray, Mr. M. S.
Fuller, Mrs. P M. Peterson, Rev. J.
Errctt, Mrs. Sarah Oliver, Mrs. M. J.
Bumgardner, Mrs. Addcn Rhodes.
Mrs. H. C. McAllister will bo hOBt
ess at a box party at the Mary Adolo
Caso concert on Monday evening.
Miss Mlnncttn Maggor's Treble
Clof club will occupy two of tho
boxes at tho Mary Adelo Case con
cert next Monday evening.
Wliat Is Hcet for ladfgestlon?
Mr. A. Robinson, of Drumquln,
Ontario, has.bcon troubled for years
with Indigestion, and recommended
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablots"as "tho host modlclno I over
used." If troubled with Indigestion
or constipation give them a trial.
Thoy aro easy to tako and pleasant
In effect Prlco, 2Cc. Samples free
at all good druggists.
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TIIIH AFTERNOON AND TONIOHT AT
YE LIBERTY THEATRE
Tin Trump' Htory ClgiH'-Hutt Pickers of Paris
A Case or Seltzer A Trip to Jupiter
Liberty for an Hour The .1 mine's Whiskers
SON(! "Could Vou CJrow Komi of n Nltv Young Monde"
Hy Hurry Moyer.
Tills program In well no III M-cliig. One that will please both
old anil young.
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HOWL PHOSTKU LAMPS. CLEAR L..MPS.
Selling
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150 12.16 100
SS0 J2.05 260
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