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'from re Two.)
Mvers, Mrs. Ar-
H,r.li6 J", 'pnvi.l'Kyie and Mrs.
ctnitlPr. -u 1 " ' , 1adit Ar
Mrs. Loins "'
Llovil ivkerliii were asseii w
iist
,.l ii,.r eiod, son of Mr. and
. .tina ami interested visitor
ving with hl!
h.v w I remain for "everal
"lb"' -.1 Mr No.o.1 s mother, Mrs.
W f -.-,( Nurtli Kightecnth
l- M,.ter No.o.1, nlthouBl. be has
',rt ...inniers to is cn?lllt' ls
ausiastic baseball fan.
M', ' ' lu.fore her marriage,
J? T e B.-her. a former popular
(! she is a frequent viait
urwea" in the city always
UEoSre. or .. l'"n t0 h,r
$a friends Jiero.
Ik'vier was hostess
nt her home on
trcct to the mourners
Millar
pour ft,r""!1
Tiw, Idle 11'"" ,u,)
'b rrv a",! apple blosHon.s
JM- . ttimr for the af-
M T:rVl,T. reiiutar informal
his club. Additional guests
Kn B West, Mrs. L. H.
'f n i.i Miss Kntherino Rox.elle,
Moon, Mr. ' .vjtt. Mrs. C
SP7MVs.'lH.M,,,t Burton
Mrs. Hav ""''hard-
lira. Ray Grant.
t F I., l'urvine opener her home
'lid.y afternoon t,, the
I I U imi-onnnt changes in the
grille, and notation... t was
1 IU- nt.f.
restrictions
Mrs. F.
liichiir.lson and
"He Was Despised"; quartet, "Come
Unto Him."
No. 5 A New Commandment.
Bass, "A New Commandment';
quartet, "0, .Then Whose Sweet Com
passion." No. 6 Octhsemaue.
Mass, "And When They Had Sung."
No. 7 Betruyed End Forsuken.
Chains, "And While He Yet Spake";
tenor, " Ve Who Sin."
No. 8 Before Pilate. .
Chorus, "Crucify Him."
Na. The marcn to Cavalry.
Choral mareh "The Savior Goes
Forth to Die."
Ni. 10 Calvary.
Bass, "And When They Came";
chorus, "Drcop, Sacred Head."
Ming Zoe Stockton, who has been vis
iting in The Dalles, the guest of Mrs.
Joseph Stadelman, for the past fort
night, returned home Wednesday even
ing. The following entertained compli
mentiug Miss Stockton during her vis
it: Miss Laura Tompson, evening
bridge; Mrs. Joe Stadelman, Kensing
tm tea; MrB. Grant Mays, bridge tea;
Mrs. Dr. Kennedy, evening bridge;
Mrs. Victor Mar.lin and Miss Blum-he
Mays, each gave afternoons of bridge.
Mrs. Judge Blakley anil Mrs. Polher
iniis also entertained with bridge after
noons, Mrs. Stiidleman giving two niont
delightful dinner parties for her house
guest.
T!io pupilB of the Glee club of the Sa
lem high school wish to express their
appreciation to the persons who so gen
erously made it possible for them to
attend, tho Apollo club concert Inst
night. "We feel that much more real
interest will be placed in our own in
dividual work, and we will strive to
carry out the careful instruction of our
pninstnking instructor, Miss Minnetta
Magers, " in the sentiment expressed
by tho elnss in appreciation of the compliment.
HIS SALEM CAPITAS j!OTTNAX. BALEjfl. OREGON, SATURDAY. MARCH 27,
'.815.
ITCHY SALT RHEUM
Sometimes Called Eczema--Removed
by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Salt rheum Is one of the worst and
unfortunately one of the most com
mon of all diseases. How It reddens
the skin, itches, oozes, dries and
scales, and then does this all over
again! Sometimes it covers the
whole body with Inflamed, burning
patches and causes Intense suffering,
which is commonly worse at night.
Local applications may do some
good, but they cannot permanently
relieve. The disease will continue to
annoy,- pain and perhaps anonlze,
until the blood has been purified and
the -general health Improved.
Ask your druggist for Hood's Sar
saparilla, the good old reliable family
remedy. It has given perfect satis
faction In thousands of cases. . In
sist on having Hood's Sarsaparilla,
for no substitute acta like it. Get
it today.
:.' $!
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PERSONALS
!
A. L. Wilbur, of Albany, was a busi
ness visitor in tiie city yesterday. i
E. h. Ji&nson, of Vancouver, is reg-
istered nt the Bligh.
S. A. Sanford, formerly cashier of
the 1-irst National bank of Koseburg,
was in the city yesterday, returning
from Portland.
B. W. McDnniel left for a business
trip to Seattle today.-
Harold McQueen left today for Aber
deen, his home, to spend the Euster Va
cation. Miss Lila Dougherty, a student at
Willamette university, returned to her
homo at Sheridan for the vacation per
v rwi mm jl
I
Mrs.
Miss Edna Steen, of Silverton, was
a visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Louis Arthur left this morning
i.nwrcnce r. Harris lias been ,ur 11 v,'i l" lornnuii.
j:.i,l In revise
rshii
L T, t all woniei. who reside in North
before beinx liimto.1 ti. ?ty''e
lwmben. A new pres....-.., . --
lH Mis. Mary N'fu ,
,hc.s.-n secretary. It was also decided
to cKt a vice-president and treasurer
a, ,m ns the new const itnlion was
riorM the latter official being ue
,i,atl owiag to the establishing ot
,lnb lees. The club lias recently join-
Federation of Wcininn's Clubs, and
it ii pette.l that the membership will
tthroimlit ii' to fifty or seventy-five
itmt the eiiiiiing winter.
Mi! Mattie H'-atty, of the Salem
Woman's .hi1', and a dire-tor tf the
State Merntioii, sp.il-.i- on tiie latter
Iwdnatitn. Mrs. Alice II. Dodd, an-
iktr prominent nieinliei- "1 Hie nine...
IWiiMii's .-'mli. to talk of her trip 'o
I tit orient at the next -csi.ui of the
,TW;lit and Work club, winch taues
rWc.liii.s.l!iy, April iweiiT.veigni.i,
Ultfhonic of Mrs. llellieit C. Ilurton,
f Dtri-t. All women inteiested are
"Ml V. be present at this lime. The
i'mm'. VI cWAivs- ii i'iic',1 ino'ith bus
l'fpn scle.-tcil us fntuve ini'i-linn dates.
4 Nc v meinlii-rs tul.leil nt Tin-sdny's
'S ptlieiin-j were Mrs. 11. E. Vulentine,
I Mis. A. T. Wil .ml Mra. t'. licit.
Ik ...
I. M.s. i l.-.i,-.,. ,. l,,.,t ,. 1 1 111, i 'and
passing several tl j-j with friends in
l-.iigene mis week
Mrs. N. H. Looney and Miss I.ooney
of Jefferson were extensively enter
tained in an informnl wuy, by friends
in Salem during the week.
Yellow the I'riscilla club's color, per
fected a most attractive color effect
for the decorations used by Mm. C. M.
Kppley, Thursday afternoon' when she
entertained the club nt her home on
east Stiito street. Tulips formed a
centerpiece for the luncheon table,
guests finding their places marked by
caster favors. Mrs. D. ,1. Fry was the
hostess' assistant, Mrs. Delia Jeffrey
of Portland being the ndditiomil guest.
Mrs. C. If, Kable of (.'enter street was
nt homo to a group of her friends Sat
urday afternoon, entertaining with
three tables of uuction bridge. Jlis.
U. (J. Shipley was the holder of high
score, Airs. Kugenia (lillinghnm and
Airs. Doniild Miles assisting.
Mrs. Kublo is entertaining ns her
house quest her mother, Mrs. M. (I.
Alncltey of Portland. '
Miss Edith Loreiisten, of Willamette
university, is spending tiw Easter va
cation nt her home in Astoria.
Miss Avis Ogilen wont tn Portland
todny for a week's visit.
W. P. Powers, passenger agent of the!
Oregon Electric, left lor Portland to
day for an over-Sun. lay visit, 1
li, V. Kicncy returned today from tt
mouth's visit ut Alnrslinlltown, Iowa.
Ilo says the Willamette valley lujks
mighty fine after viewing the" snowy
sceii-jiy of Iowa for so ninny weeks.
Mrs. U. W. Lnry will leave Monday
for H'.'avol to take the steamship Great
Northern for Sun Francisco.
Miss Cornelia Alarion is a visitor in
Poitlnn.l today.
F. S. Uelcher, president of the Fulls
City Lumber Co., is in Pti tland today
on business.
11. E. Hodges, editor of the Silverton
Appeal, is in tiie city today.
II. Curr, manager of the American
Type Founders Co., is in the city today
on !,nsiness mid visiting with friends.
S. S. Cole and wife, of Jefferson.
liavo moved to Snlem and will make
I their homo at North Fifteenth
i street. ..
Mi-, and Mrs. Sluveiis and daughter
u , .. 'eft this morning for Snlem, where Ihev
Supplementing the , rf!lMi, on urm' uUmlt ,;
I take pliico April ,:i., t ,, ,
-:f-l. l.,. i., j m-.. i... ... i i""" "'" -'... j ... y nine oeeu
.. .. .. ,, ..".K,,,siai.lls in j.;,, , ail( vi,.illitv ,,.
am Mish liegina Long Twenty-third ..,.., . ,.,. , '
State strets. Siipplementirig the ; '
ninl State streets.
P. E. O. nocietv will take
;l':i-h.. is ..linif :-i the Inn.ie Mix i study of "Japan" which hi-.s occupied
. ., .... .... i nun u. in.- u . i.rivore inisii-ii e.,....-
S. I'l;'.' nti Simtli
she oxp.vN t. 1 1-in.-,
1 'u'li'iien-ijil street.
n iil'iiiit ii month,
: J Dean M.-n.l.-uliii II .- i, ..ii n
j'l 01 rrnv eveliinu (Sinnlny I
"" (I,:K Jlanwl-rs l.euut it'ul and
-.J.lilwatc piiimi .niitntii. entitled.
I' l'r m I'li'-et In I'nKiirv." '-, o
htm hetills promptly t 'r:."..i, t,, which
..jIHe piiin..- is mnlinllv iinite.l, Tho
j'TOictiit "I the innlnl
' j -0. I -On ti,,. wuv t
,1 ' m.rnf. "When (I
J'hv.'t."
1- J lli'i'me .leni-nl
l'"ior, "l.ik.
t Jetiiwiiciii.--
No. .1 In the T 1,
T ... . . V '
n(t a li .ii
I sopntno,
liilluw:
It'in-iileiii.
tin- Steep
! I I II .
1'air Vi.inn
' And .lesns Knter-
'Anotlier Temple Wnitr
i'- Mieint nf olive
Tenor, "Not t n,; w......
"fcai -Niulit it:,,-
i
wns heard nt most of the more impor
out the winter
,.. .j ... - i i ... .ui.iiu.-inn i.iiu irc. uciiiiv 11 ilicuieu in
....... mu. e up . ... . mi iireraiy ,,01.Hun,, T, ,., , , k
- S'Hu'li'ilietlbir'irile1 , ! ic Z
' nriio ... 4 , ,, - , i most enthusiastic ullv iiccented and ns
"" i link one guest, ni-.d all visiting inembers ,,,. iu ,, ,, - , ' , . J
, ehureh f ,., i, n . v , . , tlieie is so much splendid talent in Sn-
the invit'utionu'l list ' " , lem there is no rennoii why another
invitutionul nst. (firstclnss niusicnl organization could
Mrs.' Thomas llolninn (Viola Vercler) j ,,0t 'H' VrM t'?U".1' .
will play at the morning Sundnv school ,.;,,, (,nlt(. , ,,, ,
,7chS: Vt 't "Tl7 ( """""" 'for some time for special mwiu to be
church on Court street tomorrow- nt :,, i, v r,.. i, i .i l- .
quarter of ten o'clock. Air. and Mrs. , 5 " 11? li l I , ' . T
H.dmnn, both of whom are well known & 1 ' "w . " ' ! . ' tt'Ve" ,p
in I...... i i ..:....,. i. i i1""1 I"11" ie.i u ..-i.i.-n ioiiks in lite
mg two years in Saa Frnncisco, Airs.
Ilolinan returning lo t week, Mr. IIol
inuii arriving la-.t night.
Mrs. Ilolinna h.-is lieen asked to' or
ganize mi orchestra for this church,
und uny one who is interested will be
Riven an opportunity to join. Mrs.
llolmun is a brilliant young violinistt'
n former pupil of William Wullnee
(Milium. During her residence here she
of
linss
chorus,
tenor,
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Split Cedar Posts
For the Fence of Loganberry Field
W'E HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF
THESE TOSTS ON HAND AT OUR
YARD AT FOURTEENTH AND OAK
STREETS AND AT OUR WEST SALEM
YARD WHICH WE ASK YOU TO IN
SPECT BEFORE BUYING. THE POSTS
ARE OF THE BEST QUALITY AND OUR
PRICE IS RIGHT.
a
Ja"s Gty-Salem Lumber Company
(p Office, 299 N. Com! St.
it
Telephone 813.
Salem, Oregon.
morning the order of the service to be:
"Vi.ln Aqnein," by l.nmbillotti, suiik
by the full chorus choir, Van F. I..nn
genbeig directing; pipe orfrun solo,
i'rocepsioiial, by Mr. UiiiKcnl.oix; l,o
eschi's muss in honor of Si. Mi.-linel,
by the choir.
A feature of the service will be the
offertory number " Keginn C'oeli,"
composed especially for this oc-usion
by Mr. Lnnuenborrf. It will be given
by tho full chorus. St. Josephs choir
is listed among the bent on the const,
nil has, in the past two years, es.tnb
lished a most enviuble repntntion, nil
nf the compositions sung by it being of
the highest and most classical nature.
At tomorrow's services (l'nlni Sund
ay) II. t Mclnturff will sing' " l'aliii
Branches," by Kuure, lit tho beginning
of tho half piist ten o'clock service.
The peritonei of the choir is us fol
lows: Sopranos, Mrs. I- X. Albri.-ht,
,frs. II. II. lirian.i, Mrs J V). Og.len,
Mrs. M. .1. l'etz.-l, Mrs. ,T. Thompson.
MiHs I.ou Dnvey and Miss I.eitn Ilnyesj
altos, Mrs, A. E. l'mitt, Miss Joliiiinin
Doinugolln, Miss Kliznboth retzel;
tenors, Joseph IJomngolla, H. y. Mo.
Inturff, J. Spencer: bnssen, Welter
NOTHING IS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL FOR US
TO CONSIDER IN THE FURNITURE, CARPET,
DRAPERY OR GENERAL HOMEFURNISHING LINES
WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO BRIGHT
EN UP THE HOME, AND TO AID YOU IN YOUR
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING. THE FRANTZ PRE
MIER VACUUM CLEANER WILL TAKE ALL THE
DIRT AND DUST OUT OF THE CARPETS, RUGS AND
DRAPERIES FREE DEMONSTRATION. OUR WALL
PAPER, DRAPERY AND RUG DEPARTMENTS ARE
OVERFLOWING WITH BRIGHT NEW SPICK AND
SPAN STOCKS AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION IN
FACT, THERE'S NOTHING NEEDED IN FURNISH
ING ANY PART OF TIIE HOME BUT WHAT WE ARE
ABLE TO SUPPLY AND EVERYTHING IS BACKED
BY OUR BROAD GUARANTEE. USE YOUR CREDIT.IT'S WORTHY OF YOU.
Duofold Bed Dav
enport Are recognized as the
best. These special
numbers should inter
est vou. From a splen
did davenport to a full sized bed in five seconds.
29:J7 Duofold bed davenport, including mattress,
solid oak frame, upholstered in Spanish Chase
leather, special $:4.75
Duofold bed davenport massive quartered oak frame
upholstered in genuine Spanish leather, special, $54.
Sturgis Go-Cart
People who are par
ticular buy a Sturgis
Go-Cart for they are
the most comfortable
for baby and the most f
convenient for moth-
er, The Luxury ,
springs absorb all the
jars and jolts and
they are so easy to fold and carry. Prices from
$7.50 to $25.00. The one illustrated, special at $16.20.
Rugs
$12.50 9x12 Tapestry
rugs in oriental and con
ventional .design color
ings, brown, tan and
olive green. A good rug
at a small price. Special,
$8.71
$25.00 9x12 Axminister
rugs suitable for any
room in the house, pat
terns to suit every in
dividual taste. Special,
20.00. ,
Jardinieres
Time to repot the
spring plants, add to
their attractiveness
with a handsome earth
enware jardiniere.
$ .75 Jard, special $ .GO
$1.00 Jard. special $ .75
$1.25 Jard. special $ .95
$2.00 Jard. special $1.50
$2.50 Jard. special $1.75
Draperies
Abbey window crepe in
cream and white, one of
the newest light weight
drapery fabrics, special,
30c yard.
Leslie sunf ast ' drapery
fabrics plain colors, 50
inches wide, special 95c
yard.
Mattress
50-lb. Monarch cotton
felt mattress, roll edge
art tick, a good com
fortable mattress at a
medium price, special,
$5.85.
Healy mattress guaran
teed for twenty years.
A real pillow for the
body. :!0 days free trial,
$21.50.
A.- ...u..1 . - -
ular $45.00 value, special, $35.00
No. :)01i2 Buffet,
one of our real
high grade pieces
of solid onk full
quartered top, 20
by 48, contains
2 small drawers,
one lined for sil
verware, large,
roomy cupboard
and linen drawer
below, French
plate mirror back
shelf above a reg-
No. 80(5 quartered oak
dining table, 48 inch
top extends to eight
feet. A splendid value
at the special price of
$21.00.
No. 74!)(5 Massive
quartered oak
rocker, very simi
lar to cut, genu
ine brown Span
ish leather uphol
stered spring
seat, substantial
and comfortable.
Special at $12.00.
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'l KOOSlIRKnCHEN'iSiUnHETS
I'hillys Kellogg, and Mr. Terwilliger
were lunch enjoy.. I. liev. II, It. Dorks
spoke in bclialt' ot the guests, Mr. four
Icy r. ponding. An informal prugiam of
eiitertuinmei.t lu.'i been planned, Mm.
Onirics O. Matlock, Mrs. II. It. Kellogg
ninl Mrs, N. .V Matlock nssistiug.
Mrs. Cooliv imis presented a lovely
gill bv the' members of Hilver liell cir
cle. Those present i.-rc: Tlev, and Mrs.
.Mr. and .Mrs
fhumberlnin, F. J. Meier, M. J. I'etz.l, : .', " """"
Frances Walsh. ' ' Uhorter, .Mr and Mrs, h. J-iindrich, Mr,
The porsoncl of the orchestra is first ' ' ' 1 ' Z
violin, .Miss Mnry Hrhoettle: second
violin, Henry l.eggett; elnrini-t, Chnrles
I'oppej orynnist, Miss I.eona Weid
mer. Much interest is being manifested
locally in the lecture to be givi;n by
Mnry Ant in, the noted Hur.siiiu lecturer
ninl writer who comes to .Monmouth
college next Tuesday evening, March
tuiriiein. i ne wentner permitting, nil
lock und daughter Velum, Mr und Mrs
i K. C. Crawford, Mr. mid Mis. O. L.Onr
I ling, Mr and Mn. 11. MiiclJonoiigh,
.Mrs, Mnry N.-iihart, John l.iine, dins.
I.liie.piet, St it. licir'e lluhtnv, .Mr. uinl
;.lrs. C. O, Muilo'-k, Mrs. F. W. Cook,
Mrs. II. H. Kellogg. Mr nnd Mis C. H.
.Matlock nnd son. Miss I'hillys Kellogg
It. K. Terwilbg. r. M-s. Oeorge Mac-
Kenr.jp, Mrs. Ni iina l,effiii;; Mrs.
: mrti V i nT'7d!'- ' Chase Mr, ltl,chr., U,ed.r, Miss
of Hnlem folk to attend this even 1. , 1 'i , k' !' -- ey,, Miss
Miss Antin will spcuk nt the White ! ?cv ' 00 ',''' ,Vr"'. Jul,,,r ""I; ' B,"d
Temple in Portlnnd, Wednesday j ,l""h,p. ZTu r"' i m""
ning! "Thev Who Knock ai Our ! . Mr":. n. ,1Vr".,'"r't! .
dates, will be the subject on which ' A0"" -v' M"'"
she will talk nt both places giving un . -
illuminating discourse on the imuiigra- '
tion problem. I Toe Westminster Ouil.l Circle of the
. J K!r..t I'lol.yl. riuii church, which re-
Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). I). Cooler, were th i edit ly eelehiutcl its fiist anniversary
inspiration for a farewell party jrivel with a ban. pict, Iihi elected Miss Ilo io
ns a surprise Tuesday evening." Near. , lh.v '''' its new president, Miss Kin
ly fifty member of .-silver f!..ll circle, , II)' Calmer being tlir itroiies,
nnd friends assembled en mnssd nt j The F. I). I class 0f this church,
their home on north Twentieth street, i with a membership v( about thirty, met
bringing with them a substantial ban-.In regular session i'lt-biy, electing new
ket supper and well wishes f..r thor.i In , of fieers, as follows: Mies Iira I'ur
their new lioma in nillsbnro, for which jvine, president; Miss Kdna Gilbert,
place they nre to leave shortly. Vo-' vici. president ; MiM Greta Mistier, sec-
cnl numbers by Mrs. C. M. Cliate, Mistetary, and Miss l.sura Marr, treasurer.
Mrs. Kmmons is the teacher. !n ,,e rl ',- Ihe. ,,igeos, , Curots ami Bcot.-rl 0 ,.p of
M-, I WHllrn niterlni, the I'ldt'Ioeo,''!;,,1"; 'Z '!! !' ,"' ' Wit" ' "'I-
members of "The lileiiners" Sunday thesn nieuiiH were elioHen us Hie melhiol boiled beets Into a stnwpan with
Hi-iionl class nt her home oi, Ferry , of bonsi ing Ihe product. (Ilii es grown ' w" Inblesp.iniis each of vinegar iiii.I
street. Weilncs.hiv eiciiing, in honor ofln the county Hire ulso .llsti ibuted tu ' IniM.-r, leiisim, heat Very hot und serve
isitors, ,. ,
- . - ' air.ils are ulso very good us you pick In
BUBHC'HIBE FOR TIIE JOURKEL. bee's or pcl.le, with b.K'Is.
Jessie lluell ' biitlnliiv,
Til.) girls ol junior tige nttire.l Us
very k itui 1 1 girls clinic . repine. I to oc
casion a genuine siiipiise, flumes .liur
to the In-art of small folk were pur
ticip.itc. I in being plnye.l iilt'Of'-iloiilK.
I'llll.-ll'lllly foruieil e.ioi.ies ail. I eillidies
further curried nit the juvenile iilcn.
Those present weie: .iintlu Hurt
lett, Jessie lluell, Loin iiii.I ll.on II. g
leu, (iince, IMith iiii.I Koth Welhoin,
Km i I.- nnd Kotln I'liillip., Mildred use.
Alice Chung, I'unsy VYillurd, Annie and
Louise llerndocl .-r, Miiiiettn Tho.iip
son, (llive ( 'al.ll.eek, K-th.-r liuvies,
Ksther Andeisoii, lioiothv lUivi-on,
Mary ninl Kther hnn, K-t.-r Miller,
A n ll '( llilie, Miiili'e li'ookins. I,. nl.n
Kstes, Ruth 1'ellit, Noin linns nnd Mrs,
Rice and Ripe Olives
Given to Fair Visitors
fan Fruncis.o, March 27. f(i- and
ripe olives showered upon, exposition
visitors today ns n part "f the cele
bration of Colnsu .liiv in ciiiinectl.iii
with the official di .li.-ation of thi
Ciilura comity booth In the ( aliforiiiiij
blinding to.lny. I
A dolegntioii of more than 200 per
sons from Colusa county took port in
the, rercniorilcs. Hundred of pigeons
which n.a.le. their homes amidst tho
statutnry in the Court of th t'niversei
f lut tore,! down for a banquet of rice
nerved for them by the young ladies'
of tho party, The rice was scattered
Electrical Supplies
Springtime with its house cleaning will mean the
changing of some electric fixtures to make house
work more pleasant. Let us make the changes to
suit your conveniences. .
We are agents for the "Hot Point" utilities. The "El
Gril-stovo" regular $5.00, special Hot Point week,
May 3rd to 8th, $:).:53. Leave orders now. Take ad
vantakc of merchants' trade ticket $1.57 'saved on
$0.00 purchase. See us for everything electrical.
Welch Electric Co.
'220 North Commercial.
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