THE SALEM CAPITAL JOUBNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY. OCTOSEIt ?t. mi4.
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v, CLUBS
F OK EAT iittcn st to not ou!v chit,
women out all women of the
state bh well, is the unuounce
ni?nt of Mrs. Abigal Sott Duuiway't
riff htieth birthday, which kIip celebrated
Wednesday afternoon, amid thrones ol
friends and followers at her home on
Ford 8t., Portland. Mrs. lhiniway eCluidK
uniquely alone umorig the pioneer wom
en of the Northwest. She in the mother
J of the tsui't'rajie movement in this state.
JMie frof-seii tiie plains in jjv-, ami lias
seeu the development of tins conntrv.
She ronies ot a well-known family, be
nitf the muter or the hue Uurvey W.
ftcott, the. editor ot the Uregonmn.
The Markets j
Plenty of room for a broom
"JEATHtodust" is the twentieth-century slogan of all women
who are interested in the sanitation of their homes, especially
to far as the kitchen is concerned. And hidden dust is even more
obnoxious than the kind that collects in plain view.
The New
HZ&clV &tate Seel Hcuu&
nuns death to the dint that is bound to collect under the ordinary teel
range, whose baie reatsalmost on the floor. It's built the tanitary, sensible,
scientific way high and dry off the floor. The sturdy cast iron legs give
it solid foundation, yet leave plenty of room for a broom.
This new feature was the only thing left to be done that could add to
the convenience and cleanliness of this splendid steel range. In all other
respects, it's the same honest, handsome, reliable Rc:il Kitate, with its
dozen distimt and important improvements, and its cooking conveniences
tlut lu away with all drudgery in cooking.
re the new Real Kutate at our storei let us ex
plain its splendid quulitiei; and we feel sure tlut
you too, Aiil decide to "Own an Estate."
dom. In k letter just received, under';
.iBt'j ot October 8, Jul I, Mr. Dennis has
ihe following 1o say regarding condi-j
lions:
"The season now commencing pro,-j
... . . . ,. isciiis ihhiiv tiravv uiim nines in
Wneat continues to advance and the . ,,iIW ,, ,,,, ,.,,,..,,..1 ,
end . iiot in sight. Yesterday a large LnJ ext,rienced handling will he re I
lot of bluestem changed hands ' "T'! qdired. Reports reach us from all the!
land at Uo the best price of the ;,,,,.. Qf the VMed 8ut,.,!
month and within a cent and a half of . and of r(Vor,, ,, ,hi j
.he top price for the year In the wheat , , jn a ar whfn henf r, , !
belt., club brought sjl.ni) tide water, 01' other fruits. Further than!
has., and other varieties i advanced , ,hc ailllitionll ,.l.r1lo eireiim-1
proportionally. The demand - is nn-lstHm,e ot tlle Km.0,oail war 110w rll illg
abated, and sellers are generally hold- wj nHVC the eUl.t of nnrl.owil, fctli
ing for 2 cents more than the highest (ield ( ,he , rt niarkl,t t() p.j,,,,,,,.
offers. Oats took a 50 cent 3.11111. and , the 1MWU 0 ...,... Liv ' , ' ,!
is quoted at Ml. the ton. Sellers are j ; .. ,, ,, umoubtl.,,ly ;.0Ul,0,
The Dest Food-Drink Lunch af Fountains
J5a
Membera of Cliartwick Chanter Num.
ber 37, Order of the Katern .Star, will
bany chapter nest Tuesday night and Portod " f '' Such sales as
ons changed hamls at the first figures.
The apple market is an unknown qunn
tity. Tho United States und Canada
both report a record crop, and condi
tions abroa. have reduced the demand
until no one knowB "where he is at."
In Yakima l-ra0 bales of hops are ro
ily proiiuceii 1
a iinancial stringency, which, however,!
.vc are glad to report, diminishes with !
rach tiny that passes. On the other
iinnrl, there are no competitive supplies!
reaching thoe markets from continental 1
toiirces. and from present indications;
we incline to the belief that a policy
ot caiciul ' feeding of supplies to these
markets, arriving regularly and handled
lT Ask For
GENUINE
A void Imitations Take No Substitute
Rich Milk, malted pain, in powder form. More hcallliful than lea or coffee.
Forintants,invalids and growing children.. Agrees willi the weakest digestion.
Purenutrition.upbuJdingthewholcbody. Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Inviguatesnursmg mothers and the aged. A quick lunch DrcDaied in a rnini?.
HORLICK'S
" ' 1 ' , . :.. i1 . 1 i'lWouslv, will result in a fair ulti-
are aliealy siKHiiiv for reservations on
the ..pecial electric train chartered fori" ""l ?" , r V !' profit to Ihe shipper,
the jc-HMOn. Albany's order is quite '''"- f';?!' C81:" ,,r.1..ln"?.,,,,,i 1 event, with such a cop and I
j and prices go up tdeadily. Candled
in entertai ent of imichIh and S Ic,.. i 8tm k okI "' yesterday at 4(1
people are looking torwnrd to Tuesday
cents,
In Chicago demand for vhnnt for
export was strong, the foreianers sim
ply taking all offers without haggling
over the price. The result was an ad
vance of about two cents all along the
line.. Cash prices were nt the opening
LIS :!-4 and closed nt $1. !'...
with happiest anticipation. All Kastem
Htnr members, their wives or husbands,
and members of flic lodge of Miisouk
are invited.
TIh.hc who have ahendy made prepa
rations to go arc: .Mr. und Mis. James
K. Uudfrey, Mr. aud .Mrs. W. .Smith !
Mr. and Mrs. Krunk Miller, Dr. and!
t l-M it I-? I IIO .....I l
Henry II. Thiclaen, ilr. and Mrs. ( I eo rge !" 'i"l0thy
(I. Iliown, Mr. und .Mrs. 11. (i. Hover, L'"ver' f"
Mr, iiu.l Mis. I'nul II. Ilauscr, Mr. and ! 8 J""1 vot1,11
Mrs. ,1. I'. Frizzell, M r. and .Mis. K. Jl. ! V"V""
U Tore, Mr. aud Mrs. A. II. (Wan, ! 1,,,"llL'1 -,,f
r:: .',,iiu v v. i i... i nrnii, per ton
iW. A. Ilurdicli. Mr. and' Mrs. I.ui L I ?l'or'' l"T '?", -i
IW... Mv ,i...i M a v,.-u m. ,.,iiOats, per bushel
i Mrs. W. A. liuthcrl'urd,' M r. and ' Mrs. I ni","n l"lrk' ,l'r -'
llavid Wright. -Mr. and Mrs. W. V.l"'00' I"'1' ('wt- 7oc(M
LOCAL WHOLE 8A1.E MARKETS.
tvis.'O
8.00
.. S..-.0
. 8.00
d.-.c
.$:n
35c to 37c
GRANGE RECOMMENDS THE SUFRmE C0lJRT
ACTION ON MEASURES SUSTAINS GALLOWAY
'Where tat aro told
JOSSE
THE COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
Rememl)cr, We Guarantee to Save You Money
Johnson, of Woodluke, ,'cb.: Mr. and
Mrs. M. I'. Mi'iidlcsjliii, .Mr. aud Mrs.
A. W. Howell, Mr. and .Mrs. Ktimlc.t
CuImt, .Mr. and A.is. John Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. .1. X. Turner, Mr. und .Mrs.
It. II. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. C. I1.
Itbluip, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Kelsey, Mr.
and Mrs. I harles McCorkle, .Mr. ami
Mrs. (ieurge lHinat'oid, Mr. n ml Mrs.
Joseph Ik'rn.'ir.li, .Mr. and Mrs. 11. II,
Vaiulevart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Mi
I ntin , Mr. and Mrs. (I. I'. llol'f. Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. I'cltys, .Mrs. Oscar llav 1 Htoclt hogs, per lb. (lops)
in, hi i.nuus, I'M iiihiiii wortliv .Mat Kwcb, per ill
run; Mm. Klizalieth llccd. Mrs. Ida MM Spring lambs, per lb
I'nli.ock, Miss .Minnie Mueller, Mrs. 1 Veal, first class
Kliz.ibcth Khafer, .MiHS (Ir Habcoek, Volt.
Miss Sylvia Jones, Mrs. Minnie Mc- firr, tier lb
i ititley, .Mrs. (lain Olson. Mrs. ljolle , Sailed conntrv nells. each
'.amb pelts, each
Tlntter and Eggs.
Bnrterfnt, per lb... 34c
"'-aniery bolter, per lb 3oc
V-fli ''"'C cash
Poultry.
Hens, per lb 1le
nirti.T. per lb
Fryera
Livestock,
Steers
Cows, per cwt
Hogs, fat, per lb
In any i
t-oii and under sm-li ,
mi . I it i ous. every advantage will need
to be taken of the export markets in
order to avoid a denacle lu Ihe home '
markets. J I Hecnuse the Pacific Title & Trust
"As regards California Xewtowus ( Circular Letter Advises Voters In Be- ,.i,ny, 0f Portland, and the Oregon
the demniul is coed for fruit with color. I gard to Bllll ou tha 1014 Ballot. j Realty '& Trust company were organ
Several cars have been sold at lislid to To (), voters of Oregon prior to the enactment of the law
7s per box for four-tier fruit ami (Is to! , of the last legislature, which jdacd
lis d, 4'j-tter. " nil bunking institutions and trust com
" As regards barrel apples, there have tioim, the undersigned beg to roeom- ,,;,, f the state under tho supcrvi
been 11 few of I hose from Hie Hudson mend the following action on ballots sion of the slate bank superintendent,
river, whic h, like the pears from that Xos. Hull, 3."i0, M."i, and 3.i7. ! the supieme court this morning, in tin
center, are very poor, and prices were. We recommend voting Number 303, opinion written by Justice Hurnctt, sns-iii-coidingly
low. , No again, as wo did iu 101, because tiiiued (he decision of Judge (iulluway
"In Liverpool there has been only it creates the new and unneressaiy of- of the circuit court for Marion county,
one lout rohi this week, the ss. "Hal- fice of lieutenant governor, and also in holding that these two iustitut ions
lis," which landed her fruit in a heated , it makes the innn who is elected pics-: do not eonte within the terminology of
condition. There were iu addition ' ident of the next senate the lieutenant the net ineiitioncd, hence will not have
I quantities of fruit curried over from , governor for the next four years. The to strike the word "trust" from their
trie i.iisntauui last week, and pin es , snlnry is a tritle. low, hut or course respective titles.
in general d nipped n few pointH. Ow-1 Hint will be increased if yon create the The supreme court also piistnincd the
ing to the freight eccoinmoilation pro- ' office. i circuit court for l.inn county iu the
curable, Liverpool seems to be getting! On Number 3."0, we advise voting case of the First National Hank of
more than her share of fruit, having iu 1 Yes. because it abolishes the state Albany against Hawkins, which wns 11
rei;ai-d that London is a better niaikct senate. Thai body may have been Bait involving collection upon a proni-
t hn i Liverpool on penis, and Glasgow ' useful in the early days as a check on issory note,
is better 011 barrel apples. , hasty action by the House of Uepro- '
"In (ilasgow the ss. "( ameroiiia HOiitutives, but since the peoplo oh-. Dyspepsia and pessimism have u lot
landed her fnnt in time fur sale Wed-1 tained the referendum power the sen- iu common
11c ncrilay. I here were shout -HIM) boxes i ate is only an obstruction. .,0 stalo
I of Washington apples, for which a good or nation has ever created a senate political boss system. This bill takes
He'deiimud was experienced. California, after the people olitai I the initia- fn'm I1"' people the vital power to
. 4(ir.'ic I Winter Nelis pears were sold at 17s for tive, referendum, and recall. ; choose their own political party enn-
. 70 the lull cases ami Us (Id to Us lid for The mil v excuse now offered for Ihe .lidates for public office, and will give
(i;J(. half-boxes. Virginia and Hudson river senate, is Hint it makes the work of. Hint power to tho schemers and trick-
. 8V"c barred apples sold nt prices ns given the House of Representatives morel sters.
Be hereunder, and of these I here were sonic difficult. Hot the people of Oregon' 0,1 Nnmlier :i,")7, vole X'o, because it
HC I :',(i(ai barrels." want everv public officer to do useful , nbolishes inn.jiiril.v rule in voting lor
I Receipts of Oregon apples are being work nil ihe lime and not merely to '"x ameiidiiic.uts to the constitution,
8e I eagerly awaited und will bring good prevent some other public officer fronr eipnres a two tliirils vote to niiiKe
, ile Hrowii, .Mrs. Liigeniu llillingham
.Sirs. .Morton Derby, .Mrs. Lena Cher
,W(irll,"ic ' prices, as they always do,
25c
JUBY STILL OUT.
1 lington, Miss Avn Miller, of Woodhurn
I Miss Mary Habcoek, Miss Mary (Irncej
' llellinger, Miss Alice Skiplon, 'of Che-
, i nmwa; Miss May Hopkins, Mr. and
.Mrs. W. W. Tint, Mrs. Fiank M. Hrown.j
.Testimony, arguments and instructions Mrs. O, I). Schiiiu,.riod, .Mrs. Ida I..:
weie finished lute yesterday and the Nile-., Mrs. Jennie Kingsh-v, Mrs. James !
Salinas Oil Oct "t The iurv iu jm-ora wero locked up for the night. Wiibe.u. M,s. J. V. King, Mis. Thomas i
the case of d'eorge' Kollani, the '.Inp- ' ' ; ';n'n,i', W, . " l'r,"lll(- ;IrH- Air;v.'
11 nan tilwi mrui nil hp 11 Iiii fifili fnuuiwl 1 11 Itn4 Si tu (HIKtiir fill Mm nvornoe man ' ''", -Mrs. , S. M,,tt, Mrs. I,. K,
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Fast Worthy 1 1 in ml Pati-iin: (Hon Niles.
1 J. F. lie:,, I, J. W. Mariiav. II. X. U.I
. .. . - ... 1 i'lieers, J. .1. Won hostcr, Mr. 11ml Mrs,;
EEHisniiEnHEnisEssninnHinB 'ii'"aw'i.'wl'' ,M"" ( "n,n".
killing Miss Helena Wood Smith, an to fall iu love with 11 woman than it
artist or carina), was still out today, is lor nun to stay more.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Portland, Or., Oct. 21. Wheal, Club
if I. IIS; Hlueslem t.Vi.
Ouls, Xo I while- feed t'.'D.-.'i ; grav
.f.Ml.ild.
Hurley, brewing if-'"...-,0; f 1 ifJ3.
Hots, best live, il.Softi ifll.lio.
Prime steers 4ti $7. 15; fancy cows
0; best cnlves 7f( ,f.S,
Prime luinlis .)( 4l
Hiitter, city crnaiMcry 3l...c.
.".s Moln.'i,l lr,',.,l .,vi,,,u ar 1 -...in..
Hons 14e; lii'oilers )3r I : t j geese'
Hie,
doing something. I lax changes, il tins amendment Is
If the senate is abolished there will , adopted,
not he half so much opportunity and1 Hespect fully siilimited.
temptation for logrolling, legislative1 SPKN'CK,
delay, fraud, failure, extravagant ap l Master of the State Orange,
lirolil'iat ions. 11ml oenoral inefficiency. I D- IH((.IV ,
as there Is now when all the rei-poii-. President of tho Farmers' Union of
Waters ami nihility is divided belw 1 (he two! Oregon.
douses. 1 . H. (i H I Sr. Nil! w A HI,,
On Xinnber a.-.o. vote No. 1 1 . President Farniers' Society of K.piHv.
it. repeals the presidential primary' Oregon Slale Federation of Labor by
law, it adds tinoher general election ! 'I'. IL lliirchurd, president, ami K. J.
everv two years, at a cost of 'J(l(l,tinil,i Stack, Sec; Pcoplo's Power League, by
Xo, Cordelia, the prudent girl Isn't and is Intended to restore the old par- h- H- " president and W. Ii.
necesMirily a pnnb , t.v convention with lis machine and "en, secretary.
NEW SPANISH PRINCE.
M ul riil, Oct, 24. A son was born to-,
day to the (jueen of Spain. j
Mr. end Mis. 'leorge I-
Mrs. Walers, nl Salem, wore i;i Fort
land ycsteidity to attend the Month
West debnle last night. They are rcg
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SEATTLE MARKETS.
TON GriT!
bricks J.'ic;
At State
and Commercial Sts.,
7:30 P. M.
M
M A lingo number of women were pres.
3 .fit ,it Hi,' W, C. T. I'. ting Tuesday
tg a .'lorni'iHi.
The dovolional scrvii-e was led by
j" Mrs. Cooley and courliidid with a vocal
I solo by Mrs. Fiank l-'rie.key.
ti I'llO Illll'itlONS ItlOoClltl ,.l.ui,l,,.l ,.-.
ZZ I,., m, v ,. ,. 1 noose, liinliurger lllc; W iscoii!
H row, on m o t I"."",l"'!,' ! Hwiss (domestic) 24c; Washing't
tllltlHIl lip.MI tO tile lIlNI'USNKMI Ol clllldl-i 7l.,(- Sc
M-71 ' ' """ ''V. . lull,
.M s. Hoyd, Kiiporintendont of public
U i'y work, secured the names of several
M ladies who will assist In the distribution
j ol ends beniing the niimos of rcspon-
niuicn ior iiry voiers sup-
.un, mine 01 tiicsc ciiminintos we
Health'. Wash., del, 24. Kggs, fresh
ranch IHf(i."i2c; Orienlals Se; fresh
eastern II.Vo Hie.
Hotter, local cube ,U.
Oregon cubes 32( -33r.
Cheese, limbiirger lllc
Wisconsin
Oil
Onions, gnfen :'M(a f 4 per lUrfn;
eastern Washington 1ft 1 34e per
pound; California IrolVjc.
I'otiiloes, w inter Nf ifsllj per Inn.
SAN TRANCISCO MARKETS.
Nominate You
In Our Piano
r 1 avonie
Conies
Run Francisco, Oct. 21. Wheal
intention of Mrs, Hovd to have ' , ' 1.','""." "
Ihes rsons present at the next 1. ii LV. . "r,'.
Parker
IN PERSON
LOWER PRICES FOR
BUTTER IS 0UTL00X
Will Deliver a Lecture On
Care of the Teeth
Will Demonstrate Painless
Dentistry and
Will Lecture in Favor of
ti regarded by a few present lis of doubt
nil value to the dry ciiniic, 11 11 , J It
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v .( ........ 11 .i.;niiuiK lll(Mllir(MI II H III 1.., ,,,..,,. '.ill., . ..It .( 1.1 I'
g day, Vli'tilber 27, nl : ' i 7 7' ' , '"
I ... 1 -slL.e; lusts 2llc; seconds 2le.
H . ,. I Choose, California fancy lllc; firsts
" I he intoimal Stitchers' Club was en- I2i ,c; seconds lllc.
toitiiimd at tiie home nl' tin. Ml...,.
M -Muigaret mid F.va Fisher on Xorth
f Church street Monday evening. The
hours were devoted to needlework and
M chatting, after which light refiesl its
were served.
R The members present wore: Miss Mn
hei nu.ieisoii, llullie tlihsmi, Ruth Fu-' 1 '.iitliinil, dr., (Id. 21- Fuithor wi'iik
tjt gate, Lottie Lolly, l-.lsie While, Nettie ness is shiivving in tho bullor miirket
"Hison, .ollie ( ampin II, p., 1 1 1 1, Fngnte. I'esli Oregon cioaiuei v butler is being
MVein llibson, Louise Hiiiupiiiovs ihul olfored us low as ;;n'c a poiui, tudni"
lilta VVhilo, ' with the ilomiitul nuublo to In I,,, ,.!,, 1
PI Miss Mn I. el lludolson will bo hosloH.i of ill I'eriiigs, Higher prices llniii Ihiir!
H al Hii xt meeting, lire asked iu s o ipmilers and some
J ' . , times obtained, but Hie nun I, ,. i ,,,
The Silver Tea given by Mrs, S. S. . v,'r,v 1111,1 po-ilion ami the outlook is
SJ .Mnnimey Weiluosilav iilleini sit "", I'oniising. i
M e,l by .Mrs. Sin iili .line horsey, nl her "input ol boiler iu the I. mil (orri-
ti hounu coiner of Winter aud I) stroois, i Hu'.v has been ory liberal of lute. ,u.
g in the luteins) of Hie Woman's Mis- NHIi-lunding Ibis, Iheie has boon
m ionirv Hoeiidy of ihe I'nilod Finn-, '"'I lc, able incieiiso iu Ihe ilciuiiinl, re-
3 golicai elnncli,- was well iiltcinled and M,l,ng In geiioial shading of vuloeil
j proved very piol'ituhlc and en lovable "hmil a week ago, and is now forcing
ti to all present. open cuts in ipioliilious, 1
, I The legiilnr busii.css uiooting, pre- Storks ul frch make are heavier
g si, led uver by Mrs. Mnnimey, pie.idout, ll,r "eioinl monllis, IIN, HH(, nri,
opened with' singing and prayer, fob '"""'''g worry aiming lingo ami small
lowed by coilo.-lion of duos, ou'rollment ""Hc'i" alike, Thoie ii little doubt nl
J of new niombi'is and a iliscu'slou of ' 'in" Hull Ihe liend of Ihe market
W the v.in.ieet of " Milons and Temper- '' invni l, So many piiccs Hie tmlay
II n ii. .'. ' ' led by Mis. Hull, I" ''Ho t thai it would be diffirull to
I Tea was served in Ihe dining. loom, , ' '"le exactly n hat t he pi ire is,
II where Ihe gnosis were seated nt tl 1 1
,. daintily appointed inble benenth fe. ADDIC MADVCT UC
Ii loons of white mid vellow dinned froiu iHllLL lliAIUVLl IlAj
If you have a piano yourself, you may
be more fortunate than some of your
friends. You surely know of some
worthy friend who has always wanted
a piano, but who lias never been in a
Dosition to buy such an instrument.
Here then is just your opportunity.
Here is where you can do your friend
a pood turn, and help her get a beauti
ful high-grade piano without costing
either you or her one penny. If you
want your friend to get this piano, just
cut out the nomination blank, fill in her
name and address, together with your
own name, and mail or send it to this
store. Upon receipt of the nomination
blank, we will place the name of your
f l iend in the list of contestants for the
piano, and publish her name on our
nomination board in our store. Your
own name will not be mentioned, if you
so desire.
This nomination board is consulted
by many of our customers who already
have pianos and who are not entered in
the contest. These customers wish to
give their votes to someone whom they
believe would appreciate their assist
ance. They will perhaps vote for your
friend. She will thus secure many votes
that would otherwise be given to some
other contestant. When your friend
finds that you have taken so much in
terest in her, she will be glad to use all
her own efforts to secure more voters
to cast their ballots for her, and you
will use your influence among your
other friends, getting them to trade
with us, and the friend you nominate
will have an excellent chance of secur
ing the piano. It is of great advantage
to get an early start in the race, anil we
suggest that you send in your nomina
tion blank today.
Help Your Friend Win Out
Cut Out
340 1 X YES
Votes to Bust the Dental
Trust
(Vnid Adv.)
M Hie chandelier to thecorneiM of Hi
II room, ellniitlfiil white mid yellow dull
K lias in mi in .-,1 ,-, 1 the renter of the table.
pa ' I ti -1 r 1 1 li -1 , t ii I mii'li by Mrs, Funk
W Frio key added lo Ihe enjoyment of the I'oitlnud, dr., (lot. 21.-Thai the war
M hours. baa had its etleet on the hint Im-iiiess
II ... u Loudon, LlMMpnol an, I (iln-jjmv is
Arier a long period of rest dining the slate gl made by W. heiinis, of
til" so iii me r months Ihe iiiciuhora of Ihe the firm ill' W, Heiinis ' i- Sons, Ltd., nl
a SiiuiiiII ( bib wen, called together lioi Covent Harden, London, Hie largest ie-
j Saturday nfleiiioon at Ihe home of Mis, ccivem of apples iu the I'nited King-
M H, A. Rutherford uml losomed work for .
Ibe winter. This club deiole. Its time tcstnnt lor Ihe favor. Lillet Ihe gnosis
M lo h i ion- kinds of ii llewoik and our n'ere assembled aiimud the . olegaiil ly
E2of its member., Mis. L. I', .losso, hav- "pnpinlcd table, where a three conri'e
jj'ing taken seveml prizes dining the re lon.-h was served.
11 cent state fair, wn presented with a '1'he olnb iiieinbeis present on this lie-
I bcirifflul limpid. . a token of incngiij- ' asion were; Mis. olltsloid, Mis. Vn-s,
lion bv the club members, Mi". .Ine, Mi. Sleeve., Mr". Ilholson,
The hontc.s gave a sewing mutest, Riitbe,r,ud, Mi Hunt ami Miss
Ii I which piove.l ino.t niterrslliig, Mrs. II. , I vermin. The guests wore Mis. (ail
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NOMINATION COUPON
0. M. K)))k-y,
Nineteenth and Slate.
I wish to nominate as a candidate in your piano contest:
I understand this is merely a nomination, not a vote,
and does not obligate me in any way.
Name
Date Address
C. M. EPPLEY, Grocer
NINETEENTH AND STATE STREETS
I Use Kpplej's Pure Hakiri"- Powder. Drink Kppley's Daily Roasted Coffee.
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