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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1920)
THE OREC6X 8TATES3HAXI FRIDAY, AUGUST . 1020. led br the young Dopte, and .a UlklWVi utlnx. at. Seaside before re-' rMh V H. Msey d wif sryeal by Dr. Roaa Mclntyre on bis exper-1 turning to-their Home in Walla I the week-end at Bar RUTH LEXORB FISHER. M RS. Etta Sonier Seley. one of i uregon smagaflnefwrtters has rone to Seattle nhrn hft' In tends to make her-home. She was accompanied by - her daughter, iwlss Marion Seley, who will return to Sa lem after a fortnight's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. H.' E. Deckebach and family left Monday for their home in Cincinnati, going by way of the Canadian Rockies. They were guests here at the home ot P. O.' Deckebach. Mrs. lage R." Boyles, who will be remembered by -many Salem frienus as Miss Jessie Bond, is the house ' guest of Mrs. W. Carlton Smith. Mrs. Boyles was formerly employed . ft a . : 1 1 1 oy ue state lax commisnioi, t. M. ML Mrs. T. D. Walker is expecting. her dauchter. Helen, home from La- ienees'in the far east will be features Walla. of the affair. A picnic ainacr wm , be senrea at, :v. JSC tf Mr. v O rwkharh entertained . o raw frin4 RnniT ereninr tn hon or ot the H. EL Deckebacns wno been here from Cincinnati aunng tu ! last three weeks. REVH NATIONS OF A WIFE 3L. M. Miss Edna Satterlee her vacation In Canada. v it nnwta aad famil and Loy Siirve. returned u thHr Itotne it week, alter a lo-day . yiaU at the Lome ot J. P. DaJe wlf ,p btayfJ. . . -... , . Miakif af .tarUa oeopie attended the. E worth league inau to Jciferson Sunday. i.v vnmfmr mil wife are enjoy tau It. a aHea of plaaant cne l : . I r.g a seriea ot piwuuk- z ?ndi The Story o! a Honeymoon r"fowiie which aaugnier, neieu. uumu irum Mlher vacation la Canada. " i l -' - uranae, wnere sne nas Deen visums I be gone a fortnight, visiting irienas Mrs. E S. Cramer since June. ! J jn medicine Hat, her former home. A Wofsderfal . ' ; , .l fi.oA. AnnnbAllA Holien. laabell .air. and Mrs. n.. Auuresirera, ui i - , , , , XWj?Ht are house g uest. of Gor. and JJ the t. li. waiaers mis weea. navin l - ----- . . rHvAd in the citv vesterdar. friends at Astoria ana seasiae - kw li,uJ tftlT mt alaniedl n - .-a f Htm P.-elar re- life Wonderfally Told by tnrne4 km Fridiy from PortUnd lkVIJ.V RlltHIUilV I - . i t..-A m VMk'l BlZht w.i - ironnd thf citv a!d a trtp out CHAPTER 51 I ver th ColumWi River Wgbway. Mra. Fiaak Lasin ana aw- " " - - ' i aira. nana J" HOW ALLEN DRAKE ARRANGED I r. ft Friday for Caacadla whtr T'rx ni-rioUVi; mip jv22knc I v iti ik. KiMUM of C1IDD I lif fur 9 ronnle of wek. A large, ramblinr atrvcture, reni-l Mr. Rambetu wno reeeniiy sold Considerable interest Monday afternoon for Seattle where around the annual picnic of the Mis- If' remain throughout the Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Kantner le" ... . i K nut tnei- rk into, m. m fc unuair. I rui- i i HtmnAcn Tn rccvunj slonary society of the First Presby- 22t JI? A"S5 "at the home of their Iniacent of the day. of the revolution, bi. fa.m e rente I. laawd the itrim church wbicn is lo De mis i . ., i wun iiKUi , Kivaiqiot oriiumaug 1 1 a Thnnui nroMrir ana evening at the fairgrounds. Singing, i daughter. I . A. Thomas property and M wevia kia lumllv Into tow a Jal'e erewd of people fori biay- V, for ' f' lth Ifrhta rleamlnsr . Krlllianilv frnm nna wlnr. and the rest nf thn k hv nr. house in darkness, aave fcr a stray Airs. y?u l-1"' 'mm. lichted j window "or twe tMs waal . : ' . .V,:.. "lf"r. - a. nut- na with vi r KmMTi iiuei. i i .. .. . imn n n.i iiauui rui"!' k hnke T left ' WeWlay for W'"T ! ta ar Wllholt spr.no Sunday. i Vi witn rlfttTe I ei fraae a motor lumn in ai ui visit of several months with relatives 1 . M r.hd ratewar and flrew and friends in Alberta, canaaa. me.r ;:-til-1. Zrth. ' 7 , former home. , - i nrm Mr. Dnka'i chmffm. snrana from his teat and opened the Sir. ana iwrs.. . r . i . , . t v,- a. turned from EKene Thursday. They have as their house guest Jiarry iiui- - "powdered flunkey in the laah ton, director ot the Anderson Draft 1 MB.,n,.(a't!ia inU k. company of Eugene. I AnminAtnr the whole nail . . I tiw hta mere m-psence. was a man at Mrs. K. James Morriaon or i-ort- , lavolantartly war- land ts a gnest at the L. W. Phillips I " llx Yarn F.rman. E. C. Tttua and nrt moUir. Mr. and Mra. iienry rrana. Mr. and Mrs. John iioeaaermer. Mra, Cifio MlUer anl Ct ra .opr. Mr Muheny or U.toh Hill was la Waytoa rrlday looking far a plar. u reju lie expwxj' mwr " fn,llr into town who tfcty will re- ehe the benefit , vf the Staytot. tcbool. . ' Ctorxt Davia wifl Bin faiaUy and Mra i IL Laabort. left ban lay morning for Nestu-wa wneie iccy will fMBd a week In fishing and oitir Mitt Boorta. Dr. If. A. Ueaucoamp na lainx'y. ifr arut Mr ft P. A. BMlfhimD and tiAthar kin. Carira Baanchamn and A. L Thomas, wife and daughter Loulne weat to the coast Sunday for their annual outlnr trio. Miss Stella Huntley has accepted a position on the Stayton switchboard and wfll act aa -hello- girl for this Ti rt nf the eountrr. . xtUft Winnie Tavlor who has been nfferlnr health for the DASt TV at baa sufficiently recovered as to ap pear upon the streets again. rrank vreroer ia erecung a n eomnlated wtn be bota commodlooii ' Sd SmTortable and wUlba much nearer town, than wncru . va. houne stood. , ., VI us Edna Bneaner or jeuci-- wko U well known in wo Stayton baa aeeepted a ItloB " teacher la tke Buytoa achoola for the ensuing school year. amoaau to 1130 for every UdlrM naL Let us begin to take up the col lection. . mmmmmm Girls iltourd's . Dutteridllt Crenn Am 6lS1uhrmt4 beaxrty recipe brecjM p to data contain true bottannCk n. the fora of a vsondarrat etef trnm. Sold by aS first -dass Ant and rpt. pa OS BMOC7 DttCXB 6)lliTH. rti for Children home. MIr LurU Jackson has returned her hnmA In Portland after a week's visit at the home of her aunt. Mra. Bruce M. uasaam. Mm Helena Parsons of Boise, left for her home In Idaho after spending T for her home In Idaho aer spending fcU ltng halr COvriag a week with her sister. Mrs. James 1 fJZt matched his flgnre and k:TJvn Itimlr it i vrmmL. tool There iant a healthy, romping, growing boy and girl m this city tVa: doesn't just love a big thick Bread y Made CleanSold Clean Delivered Clean -and my how good it is lor -ther Contains the very elements that their growing bodies need. Provide the great nouriahment of wheat in ita most appetizing form. XIQLSU& i" economical too the : big , a - toaf has more mbistuie and leas crust. - It ' la eaten and relished to the lat crumb.' , TAKES YOU BACK TO YOUNGER , Bay the Bij LoJ for Quality and Economy CHERRY CITY BAKING CO.. J mured: "Mine boat of the Inn! . "I thought you'd enjoy him. Mr. nHW. MniuH an -tmaortrme. evi dently much pleased by my sppreoia tlon of the picture... The man was a giant' In stature, and broad ot girth. His massive bead, bald at the crown, ana wim Dalton. Mr and Mra. Perrr Win ton Who have been guests at the William Nor- wnwi hnm will leare VM1T ivr m Cocoannt Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your hair In good condition, be careful what you wah It with. I .ad voue lady." ' he bowed Most soaps and prepared shampw j- - wul naTe the the rest ot it. matched his flgnre and frnm tilt rnbleand face looked out a pair of gray-blue eyes, twinkling aow with kindly Jiamor. bat which 1 was sure could be stern enough on occas ion. His dress alone, conventional evening attire, -waa . disappointing. Dae felt that be. too., should wear the garb of colonial daya. . He advanced to meet us. bowing with a Slow, deferential grace, obso lete now la these modem hurried limes. - , v' ' "Ah. Mr. Drake!" he said- "This Is a pleasure. Indeed, to ' see you i contain too much-alkalL This dries the scalp, makes the hair trttu anu Is very harmful. MulsiHed cocoannt oil shampoo f which Is pure and en- ... . w . . . tlrely reaseiessi, is muca ocmi than anything else" yon can lis" tot shampooing, as this can't possibly in jure the hair. . Simply teolsten your hair with wa ter and rub It In. One o? two tea- agaln to me. "Will you- have the usual table T . Some Very Careful Plans. "Thank you. yes." Mr. Drake re 'urneu. and turning, the man Impres--lvely led the way to the extreme nrnar af Ik. ranm tlS hift left- M VOS. derfal beamed ceiling apartment, al most tne wnoie siae ox wnicn wa iw tuu ruu ii re. v. . mriBt the whl spoonfula. will make an afthndance I . w, h OB of the nre places ot rich, creamy lather, ana cieanae rare -Bowadays-Ma which a the hair and'scalp tnorougniy. .M-.tand anrteht. ' - lather rinses out easily ana rrmwr. Qne corner the 'fireplace made eveir particle dut. dirt, iandrutf tWrd wn for tne lutle iCove In aad excessive oil. ?BVh!' which our Uble waa -placed-"- quickly and eveniy and it jeaves li ,d we everything that wit oa tine and silky, bright, flurry and the -room, aa well aa the approach easy to manage. . . I nr the waitera from the kitchen. mm irv opposite ilv for months. w.ibbiiw . ; . or the waiters "rem. tne, uc, You: can get MuUified . cf-coanut wWU oor own uMe f,riy oil shampoo at most any drug store. Krt9ntd from observation from It is very cheap, and a few "cfi! occupants ot Ublea directly opp enough; to laK. yerjnc,ln;tfce fam nu . . ,,t t. mnnllll ' . '' ..ftw t W V M M i V A. q Urn . Everybody does, ".Nothing; strikes the inner camper like crisp, brown PANCiftKE frying-pan size.- - : : With FlHElVS PCAlbi FLOUR you elbn't have to tinker with the batter Tbu just add water from the nearest spring and there's a big bowlful of perfect batter ready enough for the hungriest campfiil of campers; "v ?. J . WeS mix sweet, powdered mUk and com sugar right in with the choice buck wheat, wheat, corn and rice. That saves you adding milk and sugar and makes . the fluftiest, richest flavored pancakes you ever tasted. ' Be sure FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR goes into the next camp commissary. FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY I r,V .. - 'Z,':' ,;:pORTLAND --l- -' v ' '2D The usual arrangementa?' asked "mine host", as he himself drew oat our chairs. ' "Yes. only more so,M Mr. Drake re The man snuiea: "1 hope you will not be . disap pointed whea I tell you that I have to wait upon you myself." he said. -It Is a light night, and my best walteVa harft ft hAlidav. t MUldat trust yoa with the ones I have left." Mr. Drake gave him an answering smile. , "Well try to bear up." he retorted, and the significance of the conversa tion struck me. Mr. Drake meant that this man and -no other should come near our table. ; What Does It rjon tain? t looked out Into th almoet emp ty room curiously. Only, two tables had occupants, and those moat common-place looking persons. The landlord, for so Mr. uraae naa toi me la a low voice be was. ovuea ma i ..l r f.. m mnment nr two In nutting chairs against the tables which we:e anywhere near our own. uiue fylng that they were eagaged. Then he came bach to us. too our and disappeared. l ta-ataifemtfi M ni i am avesi vice.'! Mr. Drake explained, -ana aia house has seen many an imporum secret conference. He has Prtat dinlngand sitting rooms, aut thought you mlgni noi care w so ito one. and with the precauUona he has Uken this Is practically as ex cluded and safe." M . . . w wn. " i mirmnno. ana t j m ... axa t i lurl far hta thouchtful- ness. But my vague plane at him did not vanish, xnere waa awuiu.- viuam mwv. - . AtA-t w. anmethlnr which I had a prenioaition would betray Itself aootf- er or Jaier,. " ku.ina." Mr-Drake IAUU ' , . returned, producing two small pds of paper and -a coupre wi iuv.- from bis pocket. t goi .Aia' r evMar aa Tin a. rm m t wbji j I DVIIIO a fe w - to help me oat. matching flgurea or somethrng'of that son. ii. i nmm aide -when our food comes but don't lose .any of the aheetaV' 1 - waa aa mTti HNi m m m naaa w "t A WA vawlatriaaH tftea tia hs9 WlaJsf II h laid one of the pads and the penoiis by my plate, and men arew irem u.. l-ir. .w. iM.hnnV tn which I hSd a, aJ iaVa,-i.v . seen him transfer the Important pa per, from my father, ana wnic neii to the nace where th flimsy LiM'iiiMr waa fastened. At .the signi ot m "j - which I had so recently delivered to him my heart began to beat wildly. 1 What message for Allen Draka would it contain? wnai niaaen aecrpi. ui mt fathers life would :u Teeai i AwMHic them were Mr. and Mra. re- wr.aK n - - . 1 ' - "N " (f to Daughter with (asasE! i I sidsfeoiori goes; bict tKiriy 1 f IJi 1 1 years. It has reason -to be V vv IrK: waWfhataaeltaa , " - i. . UriHT- 1 1 " 'yeursaouthareaaJe' Yoor CttXef will tetl joa ao. .ft.M, f atmCKSP- He tm Ilia 10,241 and 49i . T"? caka Flout. pooxid sacks.'- . . rTuiiuM " 1 " 11 Ymm mill - vl 4 ZTZuT I ''' ' UterU, , " .. - " I I , . ... . I r : : - : : , . . I AIR OASOIUiNfH RIV . . - - me?. (To be continued) ' We have received our second car of Gasoline and are ready to serve everybody. All makes of cars may get gas oline in unlimited quantities Those having tanks, drums or containers, may have them m&hm e , waf on, by securbj wtten"orrIer at our l ' ' iTniJTa FORD SERVICE STATION ' On High Street, opposite City Hall Our last car only lasted 48 hours YOU MUST ACT QUICK -STAYTON NWS envmv Aaa t. Herbert Maag kJ a, v. a. fc wa.aw-ir-- i and wife of Mill Cit spent Saturdsy in Stayton. . -!. Tit r- and Lawrence Sleg- .-nt m Ralm 51 on4ay. i i.f ...... ...... -m mi n .n and aire nu r . SchacHr and wife returned Sunday 1 1 v ill m m . w w a. Icoest. - " ' . ... . l Mr. ana airs. tt. i-uiy in wuf .
