THE SALEM OAI'iT At, gOUBNAI,. SAUM, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1914.
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SALEM COMMERCIAL CLUB'S SPLENDID EXHIBIT
came to her asking for her address, and"1
if she was engaged, and the North Side
pastor did the same. i
"Ada is to sing nt tne annual it. A. j
R, banquet the Uta of November. They j
want her to sing "The Star-Spangled
Banner, and some other army songs.,
"Ada is f oo linn more acquainted at i
the college and lilies her teachers vtry
mucii. President .eigtehl is lovely to
her, asks how she is getting along and ',.
asks her to come and sing for him. '
We usually attend tne Saturday morn-:
ing lectures and concerts. We have ,
not attended any of the big attractions
in the city, but hope to when the opera
sea3on opens in November. We intend
to see "Madam Hutterfly" mid hope
it will be so we can attend most of
the others. The Century Opera com
pany will opeu an eight-weeks' season
November T.'; will give 'Aida,'1 'Madam :
Hultorfly,' 'Carmen,' 'William Tell,
'II Trovatore,' ' I'agliiicci' and ' Hansel j
nml (iretel.' 'The -Messiah' is to be J
given Christmas day by the Apollo club.:
"There will be plenty of wonderful:
tilings to see and hear an education
in itself and I'm sure we shall both
enjoy our winter here very much." " I
The reuular monthly chiss lecital of,
tiie pupils of Miss Winifred Hyrd met
at the Hyrd resilience this afternoon
ami ' endered a varied program, consist
ing r,f compositions ami r.unibers adapt'
cd to exhibit technical prnficiensy,
These enjoyable gatherings are given
principally to assist in aiding the
younger muscians in acquiring ease and
unconsciousness in playing before nu
audience, and are particularly success-
tul. Those who took pint this after
noon were: Margaret liodgcrs, llorothy
1'earoe, Mabel Smith, lle'en West, Joso-
plnne Bnunigartner, Mnrv June Albert,
Helen (ioltra and F.dna Stein, of Sil
verton
The Stratford Millie Quartette is an j
! organization perfected and coached by
I Klias Day, head of the School of I)rn-
'matte Art of (. hicugo. As a cninpnny
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Geographically speaking, Salem is show. , Lumbering, agriculture, horticulture, conies ii fruits a look at those "'i!! WOrk nppenls to the average person in'
surrounded by Marion county. It is; The display is for the must part one viticulture, dairying, livestock rnUng, , fei'.ow of all kinds preserved in theeverv audience, being good without be-'
the hub about which revolves all inuu-j . . .,,' , .. , , , ' are some of them. And wheat, oats, , , , th , , , :., 'teehiiieiillv uboc him. Thcv hum
1 - I fruit, Iinoa mid hnv nre the tii'iiicmi.l ' 1 .i . ..!.. . o ' .
ine strip ami vim or vcuim mm 4'v. i -1
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You Should IVorry If
it were difficult to find a safe and reliable remedy for- the
ailments due to irregular or defective action of the stomach,
liver or boweis. These ailments are likely to attack
anyone; likely, too, to lead to worse sickness if not relieved.
BeeepanihBiis
are famous the worlj over, for their power to correct these
trouble? certainly and safely. They cleanse tho system,.) purify
the blood and act as a general tonic upon bodv, brain and nerves.
Indigestion, biliousness, constipation might, indued, cause y.uu pro
longed, suffering end expose you to danger if Beechum's rills
Hand
Tho Ls-cl S? of Aa7 Medicine In th Worlj. ,
.ljutcl iverirwnara. In buxit, 10c,
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fecund soil produces just ationt every-, "i- " crops, i ne re is anout i-,oou acres .... . . thing th. v do, and whether in ensen ble
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from the finest hops to tho best clier- penring peach or pear contains enough : largest acreage in the state mid the apples, prunes, cherries, grapes ninl i)(,m,c ,u, t , ..r,,!,,. 1, T.t.-.p 'mid sineer-l
ries. i ah'oliiil to make a shy retiring mouse source of the finest quality hops jjvowu , berries, are all shown and belter still . , , ' . . , ; rhev i-ive n
Knt..nllir n "l.n..l.M ' ...... I .... ! l..,.lfl,. n ivil.l..nf U'liioli w (.ml. ir ..muni in 1 li n irlii-l.t ' u i-rt CTvnU'll ii .1111 III l TC i .1 ll V. . t .
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makes for a prosperous city and with j Hut Salem is dry and the only use for. Dairying and inline industries are. The markets are near, transpcrla.
the object of letting tne wide woi
know just what is back of Snlem, its
commercial club has installed an ex
hibit of Marion county products at the
Manufacturers' ami Land l'roluMh-
lent.
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.tnt... Snlem is the center ,.f the l.ith, innnl. that nnv fl,, nrndne. ! where a family call live on 10 acres ! "' milking II program ot (XCcJ.tlon
diistries carried on in the district, iug region, is grown also. When itiimd grow wealthy on 0.
In addition to their vocal silcc-
ire particularly apt in the i
and brass instru-
ill strength. They will nppcnr at the
(Irand Opera House Tuesday evening,!
November 17th, the first number on 1
Adlt'ic Student's Lyceum Course
MUClf
CCL'l'VlNti the foremost jilnce in
things musicnl the coming week
will be the sucied concert, "Faith
Triumphant," or I'ho ilculiug uf
.Vanniau," which will be presented by
local talent Jiuder the direction of Dr.
II. ('. Kpley at the First Christian
Church, Wednesday and Thursday cven
ililfs. f.orLred.ii. cnst.imeA have linen n.i.
eured and a handsome illiiminutiiiii ef-1 Miss Huth llrown; tenors Fred Met?., . selections of this cabilre. She has had in Ills yard, and said Ada reminded him
feet will bo obtained by the use of I Ivan Maitin, Krnest Hniker, F. L. I'or- I'Snitimcrtiine." by Ward-Stephens "; : of that bird, 'ilie ininistor of tho
multi-colored electria liirhts. Iter, Mr. Douglas: bass 8. K. Wolfe, I'ossession.'' bv (Ouelinui 11. Clou'gh-i North Side church referred to her In
M'rs. R. P. Boise was- hostess "Yor her
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until after the hidi.iins will be devoted
to fashioning gifts.
j..vj.ouj.j.j.j.g.j.j. g, 'Stephen Wolfe. Well-known jiusicians , dated at Chicnao. October 2S. -Mrs. thines for us during the winter.
(jt will furnish the scores. Miss Laura Miller's daughter, Miss Ada, is tak- hns been asked to sing in one of the
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contribute violin music. 'Millar Hevier. will be of much interest to her host I La (IrauL'e. and t..ey are pleased with though formed as a card club, the time
flutist, and Mr. Swart, clarinetist, will f friends here: ; her, for they want iter to stay.
j also assist. , "Ada has settled down to hnrd ."Last week we were taken to a re-
OCl LI' VIM, the foremost place in lllc personnel or ir.e cnorus lonows: work," she writes. "N10 puts In two cepnon ami nanquei. a.iii was 011 nie
things musicnl the coming week Sopranos Miss Miiric- Malinger, Mrs. houri, a day on vocal study, then with program and hail to respond to a very
will he the sue in. I 1'iincerr " l.'nith Mary McKiiiuev. Mrs. II. (.'. Fnlev. Iinrniniiv. cninnosilion. i 1 11 1 ill 11 ami enthusiastic em ore. After her last
Mrs. Alice Wenger, Miss Hilda Amsler, working up solos for her Sunday church , number the tonstmnster arose nud said,
Mrs. Nettie White, Mrs. Hell Howlaad, work she is kept voiy bony. Mrs. Fox,, 'What music! What wonderful music!
Mrs. (Iholson, Miss liny Smith; alto her teacher, has only words of com- and from such a little body. It makes
Miss Until Hrown, Mrs. F. L. l'orter, inendatioii and eucourugeneiit for Ada lis wonder where it corjies from I' And
Miss llessic Smith, Miss Delia Amsler, ami seems to think her capable of the then he told of the wonderful singing
Mrs. Loose, Miss Myrtle Kuowlniid, most difficult work, as she gives her of a beautiful bird that had its home
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Scene from
T.'ie cast is composed of the follow
ing: Queen, Miss Marie Holiuger; at
tendants, Mrs. H. C. Fpley and Mrs.
J. C. I'orryj wife of .Naamnii, Mrs.
Alice Wenger; Hebrew Maid, Miss Huth
Drown ; 'Iran,' Fred Met.; 4 Nnnmnii, '
Hert Kennedy, Hen Wnlcher, Mr. Doug-; leigliter, ami the French song, 'Kecit an originnl poem, in his response to a
las, K. A. Ncwhy, ('. K. Knowlnnd. ,et air do Lin' and the ovatnrio, 'Isnih. '' toast, nud one other called her a night-
j t.o luivo had a unmoor of pleasant o-!iiignle, and one 01 the ladies presented
Tluough the kindness of a friend, per-jcial affairs given in our honor, mid her with a bouquet of huge yellow
mlHsinn ia uive.. fur the in.lilicntion of everywhere neoi.lo aro wild over Ada's chrysanthemums. At the closet uf the
,.,..,.i.i.... . fr..., Mr. iiiinr i ainui iiir. and liuvn nlnniied so ninny I nroji 11111 a church musical eomniitteo
A very pretty wedding took place
Hiinduy afternoon, "NovemlKr first, nt
three o clock nt the home or ,Mr. 11110 ,
lr C W 1tn.ri.rt ulu.n V.l.ll. I
Irwin, sister of Mrs.' Bognrt, was gWeci'dossom, Mrs. Reynolds, first; Mr
In iiini'iinirn ti. Mr Willinm T. '.Vnlek I Heed, second. Host (iolden (How. Mrs.
llev. It. F. Jameson performed the Peterson, first; Moonlight, M
eeri'inonv. beautiful uitt7 initiressive. in lirst
the presence of about forty g iests. Th
The Lure," shown at th 1 Globe Theater next Wednesday and
Thur day.
Mrs. .1. K Davis very pleasantly en
tertained the Marigold Club the after
I'n.itt. 1 noon of Wednesday, November llth, at
Francis Cleveland, Mrs. Holee-1 her home on North High street, fho
laiiL'h. first: Louie Hoekmer, Airs. Yo-, at linr wns largely attended ami tho
benitiful home was tastefully docorut-1 der, first, best bouquet, .Mrs. Willis, , Hostess wns niosi limy asmsieii ny .inns
ed for the occasion ' first and second. Judged by Mrs. Oen-1 lla.el Olmsted ami Miss Fern Winciiejl.
The bride was becomingly gowned in I titer, Mrs. Deecher, Mrs. Hoschc. " The dub will 11 t with Mrs. Otto
pink silk crepe de chine, nnd she car-1 " iShellberg iNovenibor iotli, at which
lied a bouquet of jiink roses. Miss ( lec. Salem friends are sending messages tune nil members are requested to be
liny attended as bridesmaid. The I of felicitation to Mr. tmd Mrs. Johnson present,
bridegroom wus attended by Theodore! of l'ortliind upon the birth of a little j . .
Irwin, brother of the bride. Little son who win ue cui.cu r.nn.-r """
Mnxine Hogart was ring-bearer. After I " Johnson -was rprineriy -miss jviiiii
the ceremony and congriitiiliitions, Waldo, daughter
LOOKS LIKE NEWLAND.
o .Mrs. Chira 11.
"FAITH
TRIUMPHANT'
Or "Healing of Naaman
dainty refreshments, were served.
Those present were: Dev. and Mrs.
Jameson and diiuuhters, llildred and
Waldo,
Hino, Nov., Nov. II. With official
1, returns from all cotiutles in but one,
Littlo Marion Linmons, ll yearold .. . . N,,.v,..,.,, .1,,.,, '
Lola, Dr. and Mrs. Booth, Mr. and Mrs mi'ieni or .miss . oy 1 iiri.er, was ...... . , HftPrnoll hllJ a ,.n, o( :j
Stewnrt. Miss Nan Stewart, Mr. nud
Mrs. W. I). Brown and daughter, .Mr.
a ml Mrs. Thud Sterling, Miss Sterling,
.Mr. imd .Mrs. John I. often, Miss Li
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nieetiug last Thursday evening in a- , . , ,,,, NV1(,B sl,lmto,'ial race,
coinde of violin solos. With only a ' '
year's study thus far, little -Miss Km
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A sacred cantata given by the chorus First Christian Church, assisted by Miss Mary Schultz, Messrs.
Bevier and Schwartz, at
First Christian Church
Wednesday and Thursday, November 18, 19, 7:30 p. m.
EACH SOLO AND CHORUS A GEM
One More Week
Queen ; Miss Marie Bollinger
Attendants Mrs. II. C. Epley; Mrs. J. C. Perry
Wife of Naaman Mrs. Alice Wenger
Hebrew Maid Mrs. Ruth Brown
Iran Mr. Fred Metz
Naaman Mrs. S. E. Wolf
Director Dr. H. C. Epley
Pianists. . .Miss Laura Grant; Prof. F. C. Churchill
Violin Miss Mary Schultz
Clarinet Mr. Swartz
Flute ....Mr. Millard Bevier
iten, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frit Korelmor, Miss ,l,n' "h"w" exceptional tn eni. nnernreieci i.eorge .,ic uunv, o
iKorchner, Mr, and Mrs, Abe Hogart wi" """" b" I'"'"' 1 l,v ,',"'l'"w "'"I1"'?- "V'1 V"p,,"y ,
land children, Miss Cleo nnd lloberti, . Turner in a recital at the Willamette I'.mery are in the city, having brought
liuv. Mr. Lticns drives. Mr. Theodore nniversuy scaooi or music. p. .-.... u, ...
Irwin. Mr, nnd Mrs. Moss Irwin, Mrs.
F.. Irwin, mother of the bride, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Hogart nnd lumily.
Many beautiful and useful presents
I were received by Mr. nnd -Mrs. Walck,
i The happy couple will mnlio their home
Jin Lebanon,
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I Wednesday ufternnnn the Indies of
the llayesvillu conimuiiity held their
j minimi ehrysantlimuin exhibit nt the
. llryesville church. There wns a large
jeolleetlon of the benutifii) flowers on
I display, on which the exhibitors were 1
.awarded prizes as follows:
Largest cnllcetiun of different vnile-
(ties, .Mrs. I'eterson, first; Mrs. Wesley'
second. Largest collection nnmed vuri l
etl"S, Mrs. rcterson, fiist. Most nrtls-1
tie floral piece. Mis, Keynolds, first..
Largest blossom, Mrs." Heynolds, first;
i Miss Ida Denny, second. Prettiest
SPECIAL ROSE DECORATIONS'
5 Colors Electric Lights 5
Only 100 reserved seats at 50c.
General admission 25c and 15c.
Seats selling at Patton's and Commercial book stores.
:-: Benefit Church Choir Fund :-:
MANY
of the ordinary Ills of overy dny
Uf ara caused by weak diges
tion. The stomnch is iinnbln to do its
work and the liver and bowels
arc Inactive. Try a bottle of
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
J. H. ECHOLS
MECITANO THE11APT
CHinOPRAOTOB
PHYSICIAN
ScUntiflo Treatment for all Chronic
AJbnouti
Booms 25 26 In the New Breynan
Bldg.
180 N. COMMERCIAL BT.
My special sale of Shoes has been so successful
that I have decided to continue it for another week.
Never has such bargains in Shoes been offered in
Salerm Never has there been so many styles and
shapes and sizes to select from not a pair out of
date, not a pair off in any way but every one of
latest model, finest quality, and all going at
HONEST BARGAIN PRICES
Hundreds of women from Salem and vicinity, and
from Dallas, Woodburn, Independence, Turner and
other towns have visited the store during my sale,
and they have been delighted to find that every
statement I have made in regard to my stock has
been absolutely true and that it is
A GENUINE SALE
Shoes stores have come and shoes stores may go,
but this shoe store has not only grown in size, but
has grown in popularity and public esteem, for it
was founded and nas been and will be maintained on
the solid foundation of HONEST GOODS sold at
HONEST PRICES in an HONEST WAY-the ON
LY WAY in which all legitimate and lasting busi
ness has been built.
A. C. DeVOE
311 STATE STREET