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SAL?
Every returning Soldier and Sailor sho.ild have a job. We unite wish the IT.
$. Employment Service of the Department i)f Labor ami the Churches of the
country iu the Nationwide movement to observe Slay 4th as " Employment
Sunday," ami ask employers to list their openings with the l S. Employment
Service snd its Bureaus for Returning Soldiers and Sailors.
All Around 1
own
i fonts ami also milk ih.'i elites
YOU WILL FIND US WELL STOCKED WITH A GOOD LINE OF
NOTI
WE WILL MAKE YOU BIG SAVINGS ON THESE LITTLE THINGS. JUST
NOTE THE PRICES ON A FEW OF THEM.
Darning Cotton 3c
Mrcerized Mending Cotton 4c and Sc
Soutache braid, 12 yards 21c
Whisk brooms 29c
Clothes brushes 25c and 49c
Shoe laces 5c and 8c
Colgates Tooth Paste 8c and 19c
Colgates Talcum Powder 15c
Fancy 1 1-2-in. elastic 29c
Hair pins 5c, 8c, 10c, 15c and 21c
Rose bath soap 8c
Jap rose soap 10c
Children's supporters 15c and ISc
Electric hair curlers 8c and 21c
Lingerie braid with self thread
ing bodkin 8c
NOTE THE FOLLOWING
Palmolive Toilet Articles
COMING EVENTS
May 4 Sumlay-First play
ing of Orchestral Puotepiaver
Pipe Organ at Liberty Theatre.
May 19-23 L 0. O. K. Uraad
Lodge sessions.
May 30 Memorinl l'sv.
Jun 3 Special stat
tion.
The!
tax is one cent ami it tms in handy
to hand out a dime. The live cent dish, j
ot ko cream et a generation ago,
I which grew to 10 cents a few years1
jfciago has coittimml to grow and now!
witu the ar tax ll nt 13 (..., 's.
OREGON
TIIEATuE
NOW
Soap 10c
Shaving Cream 21c
Shampoo 45c
Talcum 21c
Lip rouge 25c
Vanishing cream 45c
Cold Cream 45c
ce Powder 25c
Rouge 49c
Toilet Water 89c
MAKGUEKITE CLARK
IN
'LITTLE MISS HOOVER' j
"The best" la an you caa do when
death comes. Call Webb & Oiough Co.
Phone 120. tf
Phone 77 Oregon Taxi and Transfer
to. for qaick service, tf
Prices on fish lowers Llrg cod or
red cod sKeed, 13c. Whole fish IL'e
a pound. Fitts Market. tf
Wo buy liberty bonds. 31 1 Masonic
hldjj. tf
Incorporated
Tie gales for the post office at Sa-1 CARD OF THANKS
1cm for the month of April are as fol-1 I want to thank the manv friends
lows: Stamps and other first class for their kimlncsLS shnW'n lis in fv end
matter, fi,u,9ui; receipts lor sec
ond class matter $137.71; receipts for
third and fourth class matter, $3S6.G0
and box rent $176.
W. T. RIODON & CO.
. Undertakers
252 North High Street
brtroavemcnt during the fllhiess and
death of our dear mother and wife.
-Mary Elizabeth and 8. C. Kightling-
SOCIETY CLEANERS
AND DYERS
Particular work for particu
lar people
Auto delivery 1272 State St.
Phono 1681
5-29
See Miss L. E. Goodhue at 251 S.
17th St. for subscriptions to all mnir-
jazuics. Phone 711M. Sat tf
Dr. B. P. Pound announces reopen
in? of his dental office 5;h floor U.
S. National Bank bldg. Phone 169.
511
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At the meeting of the G. A. E. post
of Salem held this afternoon a resolu
tion was passed recommending Daniel
Webster as a candidate for comman
der of the O
Cutout borders to match all shades
of wall tmt Huron 's luiirl street.
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Why It is? Some homes are well furn
ished but they do not satisfy. It's the
decorative theme. Go to liuren's to
day, Commercial street.
Special meeting of pacific
loiine Xo. 5u A. F. & A. 3d.
this evening. Work in thcl
C. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome
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The Gray Belle will serve a chicken
dinner as usual Sunday noon until 8
p. m. 60c and $1.
Dance at armory tonight.
Miss Ethel Liston. who has w .
A. 14. department of L,, n ' , r, " , " lnfl ?'ct7
Oregon for the coming year. The state morninV for tZl J1S . 'V.
convention will be held in June at Tho ar0, Air u,T w'l ' h her
Dnlles .Tho state commander is elect-! h, f X !' 'l,l'3i Llfto?-
ed for one year. ,
there are two other An
tamilv who are also engaged in the
campaign ,
GENERAL PUBLIC
If you have any Junk, Hides,
Rubber, Metal, Machi nery or
Old Autos or Parts of Autos
CALL 305
Wo pay highest cash prices and
guarantee satisfaction to ev
eryone. Don't make a mistake.
- PHONE 305
STEINBOCK JUNK AND
AUTO WRECKING CO.
326 N. COM! ST.
SALEM, ORE.
L.M.HUM
care of
Yick So Tong
Chinese Medicine and Tea Oo.
IIhs medicine which will cure
any known disease.
Open Sundays from 10 a. m.
until 8 p. m.
153 South High St.
Salem, Oregon Phone 282
I The Gray Betfe will serve a chicken
4 ninTioi- nu -..uni e,..i ... -
"unuujf noon until I
p. m. (Jtic and $1.
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WELCH ELECTRIC CO.
FOE
ELECTRIC IRONS
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS
Phone 953
379 BUtC St.
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Dance at armory tonight.
Fleming sales The following sales
in realty of recent date arc reported
T the IlemniR Realty Co. as made
thru their office. Otto Headiick resi
dence to Onin C. Watkins who takes
possession today, also a fine 10 ncres
of land on the avlum road to Burt
Kook from H. P. IW.cll f Kittatns,
Wash., and a 5 room bungalow dn Nob
Hill annex to T. D. MK'lain, formerly
of Buena Vista, in Polk county.
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Congressman Hawley. who recently
returned from a tour of inspection at
Tillamook and other points, left this
afternoon for Dallas to look sfter some
matters at that point. Hornby ho will
close up his office and return to Washington.
In a somewhat ragged gan'c of ball
on the Willamette diamond vosterdav
afternoon the university team won
from I'hemawa, with a score of 8 to 2.
The university battery was Ditnick and
Busier, with Urrgg, of the high school,
as umpire. Willamette scored 8 hits
as against 4 for the Indians.
Dr. O. B, O'Neill, optometilst-optl-ciiin.
has resumed his practice over
Ladd & Bush bank bldg. OffKie hours
9 to 9 p. . Sundays by appointment.
Phone 625. x 5.1
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Warner's corsets are really better,
tl.00 up. Gale & Co. Commercial end
Court streets. tf
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Dance M. B. A. hall Sat. night Mav
3. a-3
Ice cream sida is worth 13 feats, plus
two cents war tax. Even ur home
product of Uijn fools -war conditions
and the drink now separates one from
l"i cents. A niilk shnkp i jjoihI for 13
plus . and the lemonade, that came
into the world via the circus at 5
cents, is handed over th counter for
13 plus two rent. A the coufoction
aries in JSaleiu have figured it out, no
one but tho youngster with a hunker
ing for an ice cream cone need carry
any pennies.
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Artificial teeth, have expert plate
man, with over 35 years cspcriencc,
at my office. Dr. 1). X. Ueechler, den
tiet, 302 V. S. Nat. Bank bldg. tf
E. H. Kennedy is back at The City
Cleaning works, 1261 State St. Phone
703. tf
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Dance at armory tonight.
Harry Plant, a returned soldier has
been placed in charge f the armory.1
Ite will succeed Lute Mavjigp, who held
the job down while Mr. Platit was in
the service.
Dr. Carl E. Miller has opened his
dental office at 510 511 V. S. bank
bldg. Phoue 311. tf
Dr. Mott offices moved to Bank of
Coaimereo building, rooms 407 8. tf
Patton Plumbing company are now
able to take care of your plumbing
wants in their new location 2-0 N.
Commercial street. Phone l')6S. tf
II V P 1 1. . -
u luur ooiaier is Still ia fp,.
Sukcri',tiVic,(,l(t;!,
VeilHalkoyursulscrip!.si
CAPITAL NATIONAL BAM
J. II. Albert, President j. D .,
to It i
tiatsi iiii1itt. j . . t
k,: T 'iien-al style. A -After
bein.n true phewites Md'n- VXm (W
titled ta wear tii i.Unl 0ul "jt,
initiattMl drank to the health of SaPm!
and to the officers of the PI,,. tom. '
1UI1V.
Thc are two wy, for the young. T"" T
"V ,0 bllv n 'ce cream cone and corn- I . ,mwBt, Jt1
ply with the new war tai. One is to ' V A"'w K7 '
stay on the inside where the purchase " f.U C',
is made, enjoy the artistic surroun I 'lT' J "
ing and pay an extra ouo cent war
",'fhcstral phot,,.,
just bee:
tax. The. other is to make the pur- , ', ""b11" U tL .''
chase and 4.eat it for tho sidewalk , y ,y "''a,rf
There euis to be a ruling that if the'. V1" v
cone js ronsiii..e.l . " eu j ,
beloved if a rrrtiin
wUhiu Uie ttore, the war tnx must be !'"',"l"1!s ,i,,,urtiu J
i-uiu. j 1 uii mu aiucwaiK, no tax is
necessary.
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After one year In the service, A. J.
nciiiior urriveil in tno eilv. hhmuiui
7. -w, ,
"-fuy in "The I'liu"
Hit
en iiartshv tu -n,... . . "
direct from l!amp Humphries, Virgiiiiallj,. ;, 1B """twa itkft, -
''" C'veaffw,Dwl,l-Lr"
He was a member of the old Ori heus
chorus.
Plans have abont been completed for
W. O. W. attention, big class initia
tion -and feed tomorrow night, Friday,
.May 2d, MoComnek hall over Meyers
storo. 52
Druggists, drygoods stores ard oth
ers selling drug sundries mav now tmr-
chase their revenue stamps at tho post
office. The law makers who drew un
the revenue bills decided that drug
store articles could be sold best with
revenue stamp attached, rather than
to have the purchaser make the penny
change.
Macleay will have ft basket social
May 3. All welcome. 5 3
M. p. Irwin was a little careless
about (1:30 r'ridnv evening end paused
in his Rutoninbile, a street car at JState
and Commercial streets, takinc on and
discharging passenger. He put up 11
for bin appearance before the city re
corder this illuming. He failed to np-
ti. ... - : 11..,:'""
I'v l . lit III IV t I 1 i I llil Ill 1- llll't'illSl IU." I o . I, -'It' .
1 .. . .1. ,'refiM to Walliiim
mi. vi im un iiiiiu hi Miifi riMin-iv 111111
stay slopped if the nuto is on the side'
of the street car where passengers get
on and off. If on the other side, go
ing in the opposite direction of the
car, the top need be but temporary
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Dr. B. F. Pound, Jnst returned from
service, announces reopening of his
dental office Hlh floor LT. H. Nationnl
bank bldg. Phone 109. 5 11
"The Funeral Beautitul" Webb
Clouh Co. tf
See us for used pianos.
; Son .
E. L. surf
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ROUTE YOUR FREIGHT YIA
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
Express Service at Freight Rates
Long Distance Hauling Only
PHONE 1400
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DH C. B. O'NEILL
Optometrist Optician
Complete Grinding Plant on the Premises
Bush Bank Bldg. Phonfl
Better Have Your Eyes
Examined
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You can depend upon
our sincerity of purpose
to administer to your
eye needs and to pre
scribe glasses only when
necessary.
Our work is guaranteed
DR. A. McCULLOCH
Optometrist
204-5 Salem Bank Of
Commerce Bldg.
Eramett & White will shin all kinds
of cattle and hogs next week; top pric
es paid. Phono 1425M. 53
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Members of the Iilihee cottntrv rinh
are looking for a largo attendance at
tho Karnes to !, played Sunday with
the Eugene chamiuon solf nlnvnm 1.
this is tho first contest of the season
oetween these two clubs, each has se
lected iis best aulfers 'for tlio firt n.
test. According to the program, the
tugene players will arrivo 011 an Ore
gon Kleetrie siecial at Liveslev sta
tion at 9:1.1 o'clock Sunday morning.
Salem members are asked in be on
inrid to carry the players to tho golf
links. Homer II. Smith savs that the
grounds were never in finer shape as
they have recently been mowed and
rolled. The Johnny Worn luncheon
will be served about 12 o'clock. An
nouncement is lsn mmlo IW !,
dance for next Wednesday evening is
to be an informal nffnir
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Oswald Empcy transfer. Day phone
in'H pnono eyj. Kpecial prices
on out of town trips. Stand, 124 South
.ueriy. jg
Dance at armory tonight.
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Trade In your old piano as part pay
mcnt on a new. We carry the Sherman
Way brie. E. L. Stiff & Son. 5.3
Wednesday. May 14. ha. j.
j elded on as the .Into for the annual
play to bo given by the Oregon state
school for the liliml Tl,i. ,.. : :i.
!. . i n win
"e given at the auditorium of the 8a
, lem hiah sclmnl
Dance at armory tonight.
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The pupils of the Oregon state
school for the blind will give a pro
gram and play on May 14, at the high
school auditorium. The object of the
enrertainment is to raise money to
pnrelmHe record for i,l,n;...i.
which has jut been presented to the
, school by Father Bruennirnl nf r.-i..
jm. Tickets will be on sale, beginnins
Monday next, nt Cherrincrtnn ,.;
ior, 11,) uourt St.. and at. Will'.
Blre, i.y state Ht.
From the rtandpolnt of the woman
who does shopping in the dry goods
store, the luxury tax now in effect
need cause no worry- An the tax is un
derstood here, the ten per cent is not
on tho price of certain articles, but
on tho excess over a certain price
i''or .instance, nnv imir of lailfes' silk
iose costing more than $2 a pair, is
stin.iect. to 1 lie luxury tax. If the price
is na.oo, more is the hi per cent tax
not 011 the whole $2.50, but on the 50
cents, and this would amount to only
nvo cents extra. In other words, .the
$2."i() pair of silk hose would cost $2.i").J
On pajamas, anything over $."1 a pair
is considered a luxury. One. may buy
a petticoat up to $15 without getting
into tho luxury clans, jf the price hap
pens to be $l(i. there is 10 cents aiM
ed for the war tax. The limit on men's"
shirts is $3 without nettin'' into a lux
ury. if the young man wants a $3
shirt, he pavs 10 per cent oil the exees
of 2. His I-j shirt then costs $2.20
To the average buyer in the drygoods
siore, mere is nothing to trouble about
ctvu if there is a luxury tax. ,
A prominent automobile dealer said
today: "it would be worth while for
every automobile dealer in tin, city to
Kive part ot it is time tomorrow in urg
ing his friends to register. The speciul
election of June 3 is per harm tho most
important, election ever culled to the
automobile interests. There is not only
tho proposed issue of county bonds that
will put 100 miles of hind surfaced
pavang in the county within five years,
but there is the one mill market road
tax and the iioosevelt coast military
highway act to be voted on. In many
respects tho coming election is a good
roads election and automobile men
should make it their duty tomorrow
to urge their friends to register. The
poHs close at 3 o'clock Saturday, May
.1 . .... ' 111 men ha .!..-:..
mo erection 01 a new St. Joseph s hull! "" fcjlt,H .
on iUemeKeta street, on tho property, " r. ;
iiemnging to the uttholte church. The
building is to bo built of concrete and
will coat in the, neighborhood of
000. The building will be used lis head
quarters for the Kuights of Columbus.
u one of the floors will be a main
assembly room with stage and all
equipment for home talent affairs. The
frame Emitting oil the lot to be occu
pied by tho new hall will soon be torn
down.
Although there is a slight different
in tho spelling tho names are pro
nounced the iwime, mid tho men came
from different parts of the world. This
Neiiucycr of -e-
hia-ka who recently bought the drug
storo of Frank Ward, and to ('. W.
Niemeyer, tho real estato dculer of Sa
lem. The sale was handled bv Mr. Nie
meyer. The druggist Air. Neinuyer ex
poets to buy other property in the city.
A marriage license has been issued
to Thomas .1. Hatch, 32, a fanner of
Salem and Hazel S. Fender, 22, also
of Salem. Also, to John Adams James.
23, a far r of Auinsvillo and Eliza
beth Alice Downey, a teacher ut Stny-ton.
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Dance at armory tonight.
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It Is the
idaily ko cream conethat wiil feel the
"i M me local confectionery
irl,TJiB;f inl no out ot "quiring
the children to dig up one penny tax
;nc a,Ulng fof te five pont co(()
, loday the n.arket price is six cents and
;w II remain .so unless there is a way
'Ia a , flve ccnt mixcd ompound
drink M i thc discard. Bin you
lMjr buy all kinds of eodas f0r nine
Acocrding to roports cominij in from
all parts of the county the prune, sit
uation is about as follows: The old'
trecg which have produced good crops
for the past two or three viars re
shedding and from these orchards,
there is hardly 50 per cent of a crop in
prospect, Younir orchards are nhnwinp
full vigor and in hut few places have
they been attacked bv thrios. About
the only locality that has suffered ii
around the Liberty section. Even in
this district the young trees will pro
duce. Jn some sections, thc Conditions
are thought to be due to thc fact that
on account of the age of the trees and
the weakened condition from th es
pecially heavy crop, of one year ago,
ihb sap mo. not ot up into tho trees
and into the outer branches and this
accounts for the falling off.
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The first annual convention of all
salesman of the I'hez company came
to a close last evening with a little
hilarity mixed in on the side. This
was in the initiation of several nf the
''boys" ante the "Ancient Order of h'0o left for Wintcl on the Oregon
the Purple PheZ. Frederick Schmidt 1 thi. morning. They w-U re
opened the meeting and was just about j tmn cn the 7:53 train.
to announce to the good fellows that 0
there would be a little initiation into I Finnish volunteers last Saturday cap
tho new order. r. . . , V .:::.i. the White fca,
tinting kind of Chsrrians tnnb ehnran ...:..,. ..it 41.. hnlshevikl Wm Ine
of the meeting, and proceeded to ini- Muruian coast.
Mrs. Thomas E. Townsond, who has
been associated with tho United feint'
National bank at Portland since the
first of the year, is 5n the city visat
in;f with her many friends and attend
iC to business matters. She expects
to ninain in the city two or three
days.
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There Is Just a chance that every
0110 of the Marion and Polk count) men
mhn nrn utill in the SCrvicC, will be
able to attend the homecoming event
along w5th the 1lig Fourth of July eel-
dirntinn to lie belli in cateiu uck'"
ninir with the reception on the evening
of Thurlny July 3, and continuing
until tiaturday evening July 5. One or
the boys from over seas lias wrniui
his friends here that he expccieu .u
nnislered out and in Malem 111 nine i"
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ceuornto mo romm.
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William t Webster has bought
...ni-riueii tract ioiu ni'"-
.....it. .f Hnlem on the Jefferson way.
The tract has two acres of loganberries
with a small houso. The granior
pi.t ffllha and the consnlerat ion
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1H700. Tho transfer was nuu'mn
W. II. ra,benliorst Wi
Are corsets underwear or are they
nnt This i the question innt v .
turbing the drygoods stores, especial
ly ns no official ruling has been made
'oy thc internal department or rev. .
The Sulem stores are uim..v
on the proposition, some taking we
stand that corsets are not n'"wea
en;! therefore honld not be tax ed
luxuries. Others figure that they arc
underwear and therefore come Ji '
the head of luxuries. If they are u
derwear, the tnx is ten per cent f
those that sell in excess of ' ".' '
xeess tax, a corse, cos.. ,K
t-elves until there, is a definite ruU'itf-
Frank Bligh,
theater announces l e u i ",,.
the new orchestral pnoi.iM,r-
oan for tomorrow. Prof. b. ' " .
ette, who hn made a spc-a' y "
motion picture illustra ive ' t
1, Jt tinre fcv the Thotopiayir
company to play for the opening.
Bes'des studying theology, the stu
dents of Kimball .r, !
other things. Yesterday 13 of the
dent, cleaned up the rf.oo I ro
ftwsrds entcrtaineil i"
luncheon at the home of Dr., and urs
H. J. Talbot.
TheweathaaunaniledsKkv
m Pinncer .i., u
Kb Historical wciett taU. . ,
them fair weather f'o, tb, W, f
milioa of rou.Hk'n'&r.tfe
With thc mcmcrial hik, w .
cl Inst year, mid in, tkf
f voted by ,f CC,
I lutmiii.eK , bow prrpirpj h ein
the pioneers eves MniHjuj :
1 Arcy mid, There wm he'd fl,k
premam of short talk h . 1
wuh Judge D'Arcjr, piosmtfn!
ai'linjr M ircsi.lcnt of the ,ltt J,. S
all wliii went from Nalea M frtf
ti.mchili route a the 0r t E
will but 10 tickcu to Wi!'i ii j
Eevival meeting it JimUI'.'
church Ktiturdiiy Mar 3, S p. 1 i-1
music aim a real tn!-s' im
a-siircd. Yon are invited.
As Marion county Is the Jersey w
tcr of not only Orpptj but nf Is
whole I'liited StaN, tbcre nil If
Jeree celebration eonlbinj tm
period of fivo days bojinwiig il fir
liuiil and extending tv different Ic;
ilics in tho valley. It it nutate
several eastern prominent le
breeders will attend the erlebntim. 1
is just a few mi!e from Salem
be found the ntt rcmsrls'
Jersey; tow la tl wtV'U
' Her butter "nt miw'V
11 rd is official nd recoghiaed u d I
O. H. Taylor of Suimyslde W
he has a name for Oregon p ;
Khm.lil make them we" " ' '
out the world wherever Iwrtw5'
ire rend. As proper i1
best Italian prune ever ifrowi iuJ
that the child could remcnlw
,.t tn the corner pocery
.,,,,1.1. "Orcirnn Du-kie 2
heTs willing to let it go at just "-
ie Sweets. "
Corporal "Nick" Brill,
with the lst divwua f
about 10 montin, srn. - p
rian ir ruiiijow j
visit with fr"'1"" M
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brief Visit Will fWS'lf '
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mg front, in i""
Walter vri
,,e selected by the !- ,
from Oregon to the firrt m
of the Iynl Iy.i
Louis May 8th. lf 0
fronl,nTn wBeki v.
(Irnnt, :nptain B psi' '
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Clarence j: m 1 p
Missouri, witej ' i,,.
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The EeT. Alfred BaM ' will to
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charge or tne music -
E. church Sunday evening
ly of the Odd Fellows at that plac
The sermon will V th
pastor, the BevSydney W. Hall.
For a day's UtoT ,the
b, id tencners . 1 p?fl
j r. then p8
Neolin So es or theff ,
wateroroomess. ;r,,:X
Soles cf w T;
mvc only ordl ra2nesinrr"''-, ,
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And look yJLpafl!, .
bt-causey'Rr
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the hor(t". isf '
t at