EIGHT.
THE SALEM CAPITAL JOTJBNAL, SA1EM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MABCH 17, 1915.
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Butterick Patterns and Publications
For Thursday, Friday, Saturday
AnlmportantThree-DaySaleot
i MOODY DIES SUDDENLY I
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TODAY
Run Away June
Two Parts
Women's Fifeer 5i7& ose,
ra Vaae a JSc a pair.
Apparently In Best of Health
When Life Is Ended With
in Few Minutes
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Thursday
t Only
Exploits of Elaine
Two Parts
ZUDOEA $20,000,000 Mystery
Series No. 12 Bag of Diamonds.
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WANTED I,,,,..
: '""'..lor. nmil, i,,,,,"1"",
A very timely offering of finely woven fibre silk hose in all
sizes. A splendid article for spring and summer wear and a
grade that will give great satisfaction in the wearing. May be
inree aays. mis event positively closes Saturday nignt. uiiered , ith several
for three days :!9 cents a pair.
See the Window Display (Couft Street)
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
TRY SALEM FIRST
liOOODlCOODS
The river today in at tho 4.3 foot
slugo. No rniiil'iill has been I'l't'onlcil
for I ho past "I hours.
Parcel delivery, pannage and freight,
l'riccs, luo, I ."i.-, tl.n: nnl ."ill. C. CI.
McElruy. Phono i.'l F 4.
Mrs. J. B. riBlior, of Haintor, Wash.,
, vwm brought In this i t y Monday by
Mm, Carrie Fisher ami in being cared
for at Willamette satiitnrii S,,. i
HilToring from a cnnipliciil imi of dis
cuses, tho exact mil m i! of wliii li in not
lillOWII.
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I. O, S., 211-12 HuDuara building.
Dr. a. A. Wimir.ss, M. D. I'liyslc
iiui for iii-M'iMi linn ami ii'stouiiioii of
lii'iiltli. Iliihl.iu.l t 1 1 i I 1 1 1 1 k .
A. T. Bartoll anil John Mlckol of
Plymouth, III., i in ih,. ,-itv visiting
-Mrs, ,1. W. A. Mover of West. Suleui.
They linvi' hi'nii to Hn ii I'n im'ii, lint
having hoard so in in- li of ho Willnni
Valley, looli iliiH ki 1 1 unity to
Mop off li wi'i'li to sec t In- I'onnliv,
Tlia Capital Liminor Co., nill Houtli
Twelfth. Jluihling nut t r in 1 of nil kinds.
Dollar watches ,it Stone's drug store.
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Tho bridge on South Commercial
Street will ho C plunked, h,. noil, ,.
W'Hiiinn today, Tin' bridge whs partial
l.v planked two veins lino, In tln work
Hoiv lu-iiiu .loiio, ii I in I tlii.nini f(.t of
luilllllT will . HM'll.
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Tared drllvery, Ii.ikkuko and frolKlit.
l'li'i', In,., 1.,,., .';, ,( ;-,((,. ri ;
Mri:iniy. IMioni'x : I ny , !M 7 ; nilil, ii:tt.
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Those tweoda inmlo to milt yon, $u
i T-ll, III Alo-ili'l .
Mis. Marv Mnn.lv. wife of Z. F.
Jlooily, ex-Oovernor of flri'tion, died
i Riidilt'iily of oon((estivi rhiH at her
' home in this eitv lust nijjht. She up-
tiarpntlv was in the hest of henltli un
til Htriekeu about 7 o'elm-k. She soon
beeanin tineonaeious and the end eiune
in a few minutes.
1 i; J i ! i-j. r-.. . a i. . 'ii . -'niuiiy attei .,,.
nan ni navy, uui k gray, ngnt gray, oiacK or wnue. A nose inat!eondin te,i by sirs, c a. I'arks, early
coUa in mnnv cfnivic af Hfl nonfa Pnf ?n n cnnnlv dimnn tVin nnvfli" the afternoon and look n deep in-
't , Jmu- r i , o "J1 Y UU. l,,CA,lt''''t in the work. She walked home
friemls. hnttinu with
them in her usually spirited manner.
She greeted her husband eordially upon
nirivinjf home and retired to her room
to prepare' for the evening meal.
The ex-Bovernor and several women
friends were with Sirs. Moody when
she was strieken and although a physi
eian was summoned at nin e he was un
nble to do anvthinjr for her. Her
death apparently was ai'ronipanied by
little suffering.' Despite his advanced
yenrs Mr. Moody withstood the shock
well au,l Hovprni limns liiicr was able
to (jive n sketch of Sirs. Sloo.ly's life.
Sirs. Moody was born in Lebanon,;
I ml., April is, lssfi, her parents dying
when she was voting. She crossed tho
nlin'nu ...In. 'n :i i ir : ..
I I n ..nil n mniiiv II li in i-i I nrui in
I 1H.12 and settled at I'nioii Point, 'near
Hrownsville, I.inn county. Sho was
I married there in S.",:. The vonnif con-;
.pie remained at Union I'ninl until loll,
when they moved to Illinois. Ueturn-'
int,' to Ori'ipm in 1MIJ Mr. and Sirs.
Sloody locati',1 in The Dulles, where
they lived until ISM', when Sir. Slon.lv
was elected governor. They have since
lived in Nnlem.
llesides her hiisbnnd, she is survived
bv four children, Slaleolm I'. Moo.lv, of
The Dalles; .Zenos A. Sloody, of Ash
land; William H. Sloo.lv. of Shaniko,
and llalph K. Moody, of Portland. A
ilaiiKhter, Sirs. E. p.' Jci 'ornack
sevenj yrara auo.
Sir. and .Mrs. Halph Sl.m.lv, f Port-
the. leinainiiiL'
The Spirit of Giving
Featuring Margaret Fisher
Eestitutlon 2 Part American
Drama.
Only a Farmer's Daughter
Keystone Comedy The Only
Comedy.
BLIGH
Theatre
Check No. 130 Princess.
Flyer in Spring Water
Eomic Comedy.
1 fl No Raise in Prices 1 A f
Iwt The Show That lUC i
Pleases the People.
l'hone Jtsjg.j
THAUK
thing lmv
Vour
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1 ''t Kurnii,,.. I ""x
IJUilj.
9lC(9!cH
TODAY'S ODDEST STOKY.
Men's Suits Made to Your Measure
$13. 75 and up
- Icoinpiiny of Hartford, Connecticut, with
Pottesvillo, Pa. Starch 17.
Sirs. David Bell, aged 74 years,
who died recently at iier home
at Xorthamptiu, Ph., made
shrouds for over loOU persons
since the time that she entered
into a contract in .lsilli with
various undertakers in that
section to furnish shrouds and
to assist in conducting funerals.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY OBSERVED.
All Around Town
I heiiilipiurters in this city.
Dr. MendolBonn, specialist in fitting fih iurlc of llvbeo and Walker Tho
glaaioi correctly. U. H. bank bldg. Iiuil.liug is being' repaired im, minlein
grocery shelves and olhcr fixlures
pliicc.l, I'ollowing the most approved
style now in use in modern groceries,
there will be no show cases or side
milliters in tho slore.
Wlillo flowers ol all kinds at Waldo
. Mills, I i:i .oilh High street, Phone
7.1.1.
Dana II. Allen, prominent attorney,
; ex rcpiesenlnl ivo from this county, mid
, prcs"nt first duty seigeunl of Conipuny
' M, lust nigbl reee'r, e. n i lul from
jthc war ilepnilineiit for five yours''
j I'll i t Ii fit I service In the state national
I guard. Mr. Allen Served two years in
I in.- i airioinia loihtla holme coining u
I Sal. 'in and has completed 1 1, enlist.
I uii'iil.-i in ( 1 1 1 1 1 .ii 1 1 - k of this city,
If they could bo inado bettor
Fine concert, by chorus of men's
voices, assisted by soloists. Too niusi-
leal .'irtists' course gives as its third
1 number one of the most interesting
concerts ever given in Siileiu. A large
ciio.'.is of men's voices in most beau
Miful ensemble work. Priiui lit) to 7.J
I voices. Such fine voices and so care
fully trained that it seems as one voice
i singing. Then the program is so varied i
ill,,. il U.,V,.lt. ...in ,. i. ....... ..ii ... i I
.privileged to hear it. Sir. Hover, who l";''1V,',, ,nst "'K'1'
COUllOctS
the best
Annual Convention of
Pythian Sisters Closed
this great chorus, is one nf I '"'"'f "pw-ted tomorrow. I'uneral
horns conductors on tin iiHt. ! "''n:,,"," W'H "t he made until
and i he line work of this chorus has
not only received praise on the const
but eastern papers have given it much
priiisi..
all are here.
Tho Liberty school, three miles out
hum Salem, is taking up the garden
club work this spring, ami will meet
with I,. ,1. Chapiu tomorrow, lie fore
liegi'ining tho garden work, each pupil
will be required to draw plans and be
ilistr.lcteil us to width of rows, dentil
seed is to be planted mid given general'
nrrn
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HI (Itll.l'.S At 2:iV. Nor;
street, Tuesday, .March
.lames SI. Ilugglos, nt the
years and 7 mouth.
The remains wet tnUen to Yamhill
this nfli rnooii bv relatives, whore 1......
At the annual convention of the
Pythian Sisters, which closed last night
at Albany, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Sirs. A. E. Hall, district denutv
died grand chief, Hclmetu Temple, Xo. :!!!,
hugene; Mrs. A. E. SVrightnian, district
mistress of records and correspondence,
Home Temple, No. 21, Silverton'; Sirs.
Hoss E. Sloores, mistress or finuuie,
C'entralia Temple, No. II, Salem.
The next unuual meeting mil be held
nt Eugene, the date being selei toil P..
the executive committee. From Ceir
tralia Temple No. .11 of this city. I I
delegates utteniled and ten from the
Home Temple No. 21 of Silverton.
Alpha Temple No. 1 of Albany pot
h Front: nn the special work at the session last
Hi, IPIo, j night. Eollowing the special work of
age of St the evening, u sumptuous bunipiot was
served.
Capitol, Sacinniento,('ul., March 17.
Tiie assembly recognized St. Pat
rick's day by opening the morning ses
si.i today with the chorus of "It's a
Long Way to Tipperary." Wishard,
of I. os Angeles, wenring n flowing
green, tie, led the singing.
The legislators will be the guests
tonight of the Sun Francisco delegation
nt an Irish dinner. Members today are
wearing green bouquets, ties and other
' emblems of the Emerald Isle.
! Si's. Purkitt, wife of Senator Purkitt
ol Willows, entertained the joint com
mittees on military affairs this after
noon with the soiig "I Love You, Cali
fornia," which Senator Scott would
like to have made the official state
song.
vyum-, Wllrit,,, at ui?7--r---
erty street. . U
Iron's clothes. Jm to
tield and inv M" (tank
With liltl -
work or hon.okocpin, JJ.
V0H SALI';-'"'liaTaT
SIa,.
'liessnPj-:
01 at home, in,,
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KXI'KRIKNCKI)
work by ,v
23.S1-M.
TWO mon
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per n. mi I,, ,rt
Doani. Phono j
r wo n- i.. ' i,.., ... i i-
enteenth and Mn.ot stree u
Ml ,IJ Lt 1 , I.
"U I5HI.J, 1 ollll.r ,,ru,. i.,7"
and (). I c i ........ i
iveiger, tsaiem,
lit. I.
saws.
WANTED
heifers,
. ... - film., p. i
Ing,lli0 Mutl, Twonty-fifth. IW
at once, a fi
co g irosh
mon. K 1 1
WE will allow you the biKhew PricaN
vour usp. fn
new. Calef Bins..
Thone 53.
UA.NTKD-A girl tor "T
work; most be g,;, ,.u)i; ,l0
ng nor i.uming. Apply ,(,
i.i ( heincknta stteet. jail-
!
WE WANT
i I iicres
I'ortlnnd.
.lacob Co.,
Piano Owners Attention
Discolored or yellow ivory keys made;
white as snow, injuries to varnish,!
deep scratches or bruises, no mutter J
ho-.v severe, neatly repaired and pol- j
ished. Expert piano tuning, repair-1
In r u,,.l i ; .... . .....,.,.,.. 1. 1 '
charges. Phone 2354 II. F. Kuck. i ' Iifliiaml av
. -.IM 10 -'i,-t mtmt ((
K'in.1 Irin.l Jfl ,! f1).
Will I'tiy K0, j,ltor-1
-"I llalihtii'il l.iiil.li,,,;.
I HI.IVI1 I.X.M.M, Untf 0i ,
. iiKn mi Nile. .IOC nor i i.7 'i,..,
A. W. ( ox. .Saleui II. i.
limit
iii-F-:
the cheinical wiM ,llli'' I'1'"'
Would
ill
thoy '
lill be l,a C.iroitn, In.-.
Bpoilal lueeting of Mult-
niiiuah chapter, No. I,
.ii., tins evening. nth in
the Marl, Master degioo. Vis
iting compj. itions welcome.
I Skating Ordinance Goes '
I Into Effect March 26 .
instrin liims legniding
ipialiltes ol the soil,
A threo tono covor for tho recipe
pamphlet now being issued by the Su
lem Fruit I'nioii has .just been issued
trotii the press of the Elliott Printing! .... ;
house. I'he cover itself is a work of' . . ' ""' -ii-H:illi skating ordinance
art, being a three color nr a ini"'1" ""' 1,1 effect until Fridav.
II. A., which a i ibiuutiou of inks give the1 .'"''' L''' "";-rdii'i to the statement
exact color ol the loganberry and tuo . n..iay. i ne ordinance
prune. The front title page shows a;Wils -Mayor White yesterday
cluster of lognnborries in then exact '"'"'. wi" '" ''"'. t ill lo days. The
size ami color, while the buck cner of ordinance pi.ni.lc, i hat nil persons shod
the pniuphlet illustrntes a oroeii fl'ith roller tl,atc ha 1 1 be prohibited
The Iiulus brothers, George B. and prunes in their full size and oolo-. rim ,1''"1" skating in the district bounded
Kol.oil C who recently purchased n snlcin fruit I'nioii iiuvo ordered f,(i,r.:i,l
i'""" ....I hi .iniin sun, n;to no- ' ""-.' i.-'in- iii-.i..iii'is iiiiii ineir.
eiind Hie scricos of n i.tuniii.i evi I colored title uueo nrintcd to be used I""'
liom the 1 ......li ;.i Mills, in Washing-1 t In' i r ndvertising 'ai..ii:gn lor the
who will pot their Itact in c i-,eoniing season.
Hon tor a liiiuiier crop for In I.',, (. be
gnu mi I. on the oichatd Monday of
Ibis week, and it will leipiito at lea-l
IH days to conipleto the work.
President of W. U. To
Be Elected Today
Portland, Or., Sfnrcli 17. No notion
maid selection of n new president for
tlie Willamette university was taken
this morning nt u mooting of the offi
cial board of that institution hold In
Pi'i'tlnnd. A. F. Flegel, a member of
the board, stated that notion probably i
would be tu ken nt n postponed session'
this afternoon. ;
Special
Tomorrow
8 to 12 lb Sugar Cured
hams, lb 17c
Pic Nik Hams, lb 13c
4, cans Milk 25c
I.V II. . t i . .
i wn rvvi.c-.-Nlinll lui.lv ii, o
corn on place; 1 wood rark, (li;
-'. hr; I small jug; I
F- Kathlio, h'.niic 2, Hut 77. Mill.'
FOH SAI.K Fresh cow with' oil,
! 1 buy horse, a goml mi, wficta.
j Philip Hoes, Plume IM'-II, .IiBto
I no.!. I. a
i (H.1 Ad h lor mil, mithimt run"
Summer and Oak streets, juirtly fur
! nished, if dcsiii'.l, Plume il'WJ. or
! 71 Mat i:
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Creamery Butter ,
32c
1.1. F. ELLIOTT. II. K. MT.KNNAW-
Llliidscupe gti id iters; II years' -ienoe
in Portland. Liwiw nit, Jlimk-
bery en red for, etc, 1212 Mule si-
Phone 1W2. -'I'll"
'W,
' from ?
on the norlli
ter street,
Prominent Chinese Will
Make Tour of U. S.
Do Lapp Laundry,
wash tit , wot wash,
fur and doliiered. i
Family rough dry
"itie. Wuik culled
hone 7'Jl,
An lnteroNtlug pro.nrmii Is betng pre
pared by the Social Somen o,i moil too
l,,r el " tay oieuing. Mi, (looigc st tool
Snyder, tiie pnpulcr lm snlnist, will!
sing, I.e. I .Mis. , It. Miles will rend
several Alnsl.n ins. Tin veiling
nieoiingH at U, I iniiiiinn chinch nie
ptuviug ipiito si e.-dnl, ti it. I ii i ti fioe
to the public.
Seattle, Wash., Sltirch 1 7. Secretary
C. II. Yiindoll of the Senttle olmuihe'r
of coinineroe will leave for San Francis-
I co in n few days to make iirrangoiuents
Mrs. A. Htrong, who has been nt the for a II.iiihi mile tour of the I nitod
j home ot F. D. Thiols,.,, since Aw fell iStnt,.H bv fill protuiiieiit Chinese iner
nn. I liaclined her ankle about In dnys ohants, bankers and officiuls. The
I ago, has so fur iciovered that she was Chinese government, it. Is reported by
i ...... .. ,.. ,,, , ii,n,-, .-.oiiiii i oiumeica v n it i n iinnori n .iv in h .i,i. .,
icu
the south line
the west l.v t
fin I stt t.
The ponnltv
tlOII Ol tills ni-lih;
1 to TI It
I'otee the oi.iiiiiu
the l'itst few hi
bv Ilio north line of I
the oust by the center
stt.ct, on the siitth bv
Kerry street, int. I on
west line ol' rummer.
'II, we li ii vo exhausted reason, log
ic, i l mon sense and justice. What
more .'tin vve tin?" " guess we'll
simply have to go to law." Ex.
-rapini.aiaBi i
spend moM ii
wheel In.. Id
p.nviiled for the viola-
ce is a fine of front
f of pulice will en
e rigidly, but for
s the ofl'ieers will
ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN THE EVENING
the
time in warning the
r ters.
Salem Man Building
Drier at Rosehurg
this in. lining.
tu
Elvt lo or lino tailored mitts Is hUU
gnin.; on nt M.i Iter's. !ie vt lm t Faster
suit.
Hete's your elutm
n lltindlo," tor lite,
ol her popular song
ill sale nt shoot music
"Wrap M in
I'his and all the eiunuu
Sh "et imistii at I He. Special sale of
the I. lie pupular si t music, (loo. C,
Will, PI2 hlate slieet,
Tho ntiiiti.il meeting of the Inter-
ileiiiiniiniitiumil M iiniiiity societv will
inei'i Fiidny, Muroli IP,' at tl.' First
Melho.list chinch, T'li,. ni.iiiinijj wr
Mc" will bo devoted to the business of
thi ssion and an a. Idlest: bv Dean Tal
bot in " Moi in. nniu. " Iiuiiuif the nit
The Men's Liberal club meets to
light III N o'clock in rimming hall
( I'nitariiin church!, The qn.stiou ol
tiie eitent of an eiiibnigo by the
Vuited Stntes gov ei anient jj til-'
subject for .liscit.sion. All ,,,,,,, ,,,,,
cordially invited to tin ctinps,
est , i, it is hi i i.i in... ..i
nils tu I, cu. f, vmhI, of the ali ft"
will I
W. Mo
eioiit ilcuoiiiiuattoiis
given 1 1 i . I an addiesn bv Mrs,
ager on "Mexican .Mis
Twenty one llic meals ti'X
1711 South I iniiiueicitil stteet,
M.ny Oimlen, Djerkliw, Onrdlnglo,
V 'tin ii, Piilnior linso Loaves, 1 loll v
"'"'i'1". Sd lor, and dunlin ,e Mane
are n I'ew uf the loading pet funics ear
lied at tho Capital Hitiu Ntoie. ln
' I sonic lcin,e, . ,, bigji, , 'p, Tviiit
Scott , n il ji.-it , piiiiriotois,
Yiiniloll, has voted l,(lnil.0(i0 for this
tour.
Yandell is nt the liend of n committee
of the ussociiited cliainbers of commerce
of the Pacific ("oast to hiuulle such
iiiiiis. inner ineiuiiers ot tlie coininittee ; nouses act
are; F.x tlovernor Pardee of California, the depot.
.nines luiison ot Los Angeles, and
Cuptuin Hubert Dollur of Seattle.
President Thomas llnrke of the asso
ciated cliainbers today declared the
coining tour will be the greatust pus
sibli instrument for promoting friendly
trade relations. A similar tour by .lap
unese merchants in IHUIl was followed
by greater business associations espo-
ii'iallv on the Pacific t st. The tour is
.to start about May I from Sun Fran
I cisoo n ml will end at Senttle .lulv 10.
A proposition t ..root n public fruit
dryer in UoM-lmrg a brought to light
Mom lay night. ,i ii F. F. Patterson, n
local eonlia, tor, nsked perinission of
the city council m erect a building for
such n pin peso in ti,,, ronr of the ware-
s Hie iiiilrond tracks from
Mr. Pattersusi will have n
nn It interest in ;H. j,ropojition, the
other half hcim; the share of Mr. SI,
Daniels, of Salon, who is owner of a
drier there and is inking an active in
terest in the dtiei .re. Mr. McHnniels
will piuhnldv .i-vnne mnnugeniout of
""' ,'"'l I'l a! least until it is well
estnblhod, li,,,, 1,,,1-g Ueview.
GERMANS TO HAVE ST. PATRICK.
The I M. Boggs ii Co. grocery store
on the corner nf Cuinnierciul nud Fern
ftreel will move next week iutu their
new location just thiee .l..nt uonh. in
Augusta Brnutia who has heen In the
cit lor over a year, rcpiosoiiting the
Coliinibin Life liisiniiui'c coinpnny of
I'ortlnnd, Inis severed his connect ion
with Hint I'oiiipHiiv. In the t'litin,. he
the location foinioiK , ,,,M by the! will rcpi nt the' Tinvel. i, las.itnuvc
TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES
I No two penons eyes
Safety First
Call a Taxi
Phone 700
Salem Taxi Co.
Office Bligh Hotel
Seattle, Wash., March 17,-The Col
umn flag w.ll . mingled with the flag
nf Eiiti t,.inKlii i t,o joint celebration
here of St. Pniii, l', ,y. The (lernian
merionn si.cici.es met 'wiih representa
tives of the hit, Inn; lrt9.li sooieties re
i cntly and dc.-id, d to participate in the
ceremonies hn,-,tf Irelnnd's patron
siiint. Teutons ii n, Ocrmnus will cole-
rate with pi,,, , .rvioc during the
day and tonight will hold tt bainpiot
and bull.
are the same, tach
one requires a sepa
rate and individual
examination.
Protect your night, lluve your eyes
examined here, where nindci n' methods,
scietitil'ic appliances tmd experience in
sine a careful, personal toganl fur vour
needs. If (lh,,c ,ro not necdevi we
will frankly tell veil so.
Miss A. McCulloch, Optometrist
208-20U Hubbard Wdg. phone 101)
When In SALEM, OREGON, atop at
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modem
and rrtT.U Bath.
RATES 7S. 11.00. fl.R0 PER DAT
The only hotel In the builnesa dlitiicl
Ktartat to ail Depots, Thaatm and
Capitol Building,
A Home Away from Horn.
T. O. BLIGn, Prop.
Both Phones Pro Auto Hot,
Ted tat sntnuicr Imtel I Those prottv
waitresses look nw fully fetching. Ned
After you've I i, here awhile vou'll
find they fetch ii..t,ing. Judge. '
AAA A fAIAAAAAAAAAAA
TRY SALEM FIRST t
and ask your grocer for
Cherry l ily pUOnt hard wheat f
Flour. T
t'ak llleud tdendeil Hour.
f.cniioiov ,0ft H,eal Flour.
Tip Tp Selfrising Pancake Flour
t'regui, Whulcntimt
t'regon Cirnhain
Oregon Wheatola
tilinrillltr.'.l nn.l n.f t.v
I Cherry City Houring "Mill
TONIGHT'S
The Big Night
:- GLOBE THEATRE
FOK HENT-S riioni house, motlfi".
j baih, electric light, fnrnarf, bain, (
I large lots, all foiiccl. ,111-iit only (li
. per mouth to right party; lvotlli ("I.
L. Uechtel Co.
iiEFOIIE having till ol ytmr f"f
cleaning .lone plume ami ''t '"'
prices. We giv e p'oiupt f rv it-e al
giiliinntee wink. Wo .'Iran '
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have work nf some kind. Wnit k'
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FESTIVAL OF FEATURES
Clare Kimball Young
In the Five-Act
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CUPID'S COLUMN
Special Feature
ORCHESTRA
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c
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