The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 21, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextAT sues Pure Cane SUGAR 100 lb. sack FISHER'S Blend Flour 49 lb. sack 98 EGGS 2 dozen BLEND 3 lbs. $1iod . . A Berry mm Fresh Country 65c SKAGGS COFFEE 1 ; .,t nitm stnomw 1 TTTTTn V TlTnTf NIT f f ' a " ,A x TTTE OREGON STATESMAN. DALLAS, Ore., j Jan. 20. (Special to The Statesman) At a meeting of the members of the Polk County Fair association, held in the Dallas Commercial club rooms this week, the follow ing officers were elected to serve j lor tin ensuing year: President, H. S. Butz; vice pres ident, C. C. Gardner; treasurer, Eugene Hayter The secretary will be chosen by the boardT of di rectors at a me.Hlng to be held in the near future. Diiectors for the association elected are: F. C. pwing, Salem, R.F.D. No. 1; H. J. Elliott, Perry dale: C. G. Irvine, Independence; W. V. Full :r, Dallas; C. A. Moore, Independence; J. R. Loy, Buena Vista; P. O. Powell. Monmouth; J .F. Ulrich. Airlie; C. I. Ballard. Rickreall. R.F.D. No. 1; F. J. Coad, Dallas; X. L; Guy, Dallas; G. A. Wells, Independence, R.F.D. Xo. 2; T. J. Alsip, Dallas; Ivan Loughary, 'Monmouth; J. E. Adele Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 277 WHAT HARRIET BAITHWAITB COXVEYED TO MADGE. Harriet Braithwaite pressed my arm significantly when' she gave me a welcoming kiss. With Jun ior still In my arms for I had no Intention of relinquishing him to anybody for a while I nodded understanding, and managed as soon as possible to ; go up to ray room which she was occupying during her Tisit. Dicky, my fa ther and I were to continue to ac cept Mrs. Durkee's neighborly hospitality until the departure ot our visitors. "Come In, Margaret," she smil ed brightly at me and ;made me comfortable in her dignified. gTa cioug fashion. Harriet Braith waite is a woman who is the grande dame always, but there Is something about her rare smile that one distinctly values. "Before we speak of anything else," she said when she had set tled Junior and me upon the cha'se longue by the window "let me tell you that I fully apnrectate the successful effort you made to keep your noise when mother pre cipitated that unfortunate met M.lB dent about the baby's recognition of you. Mother is one of the best women In the world, but tact is a word that isn t in ner vocaDU lary. The good fairy who had that quality to give must have been forcibly detained by some wicked sprite at the time of her christening. I must confess I had my misgivings rtout the ultimate dbnsequences of having you two in the same house, but you have managed her beautifully, my dear. and as her daughter, I'm grateful to you." A Deprecating Request. , "Thank you." I said a bit trem ulously, for I was still a bit upset emotionally. She looked at me shrewdly and changed the subject abruptly. Don't you want me to take care of Junior while yon take your tub?" she said. "You i look un comfortably warm." "If you add . 'horribly dusty you will describe me better," I re plied. "But I have a weakness for a leisurely bath, and perhaps you can imagine how much chance I would have of that, with Dicky waiting for a shower.- I have told both Dicky and my father that I will wait until they are clothed and in their right minds before l appropriate the bathroom. ' Mrs. Lnderwood and Marlon I have, of course, gone to their rooms at the Durkees." i i 'Then I need have no com punctions about keeping you for a little chat?" she asked deDre- catingly. 'That ,U what I am here for," I smiled, then, without further sparring, went straight to the thing I knew was on her mind.- "I wrote to Katherine four days ago and expected an answer, out! at the camp before I left. But iti didn't come. I, left ' word for the mail to be forwarded here. She ia always very prompt, and I am sure I will hear from her by to morrow. Did Dfcky! mention hat ing seen Jack in town?" Katie Brings News. "Xo!" There was. a startled note in her Yoice, though her face and eyes didn't change their ex pression. But I knew that she was agog with interest. ."'They are going west within a very . snort time.", ii purposely made my news as concise as pos- sioie. . "Katnerins isn't weU. and Jack has a wonderful opportunity to xare up his old work out lher." "He la bettor then?" Mrs Braithwaite asked.' - Today 25c , I Constance Binncy, - . In ,.w r FIItST U3YET I ' -and I Mack Sonnett ' Comedy. THKATUli - V v o - . . . r r i XN' i k in 'mai CYiun. nAucuii. vnbuvr : . " 1 " M 1 - 1 ' ' - i . ..Inrnnrnn nr nm 1 ruin Mir 1 urriutna ur ruu nun mi NAMED AT ANNUAL MEETING Ill II my mm SALEM. OREGON is due Th ference Foss ! nook, Goetz. R.F.D. No. 1, Dallas. j ReT. Mr. Skartvidt of Centralia. ; After the election of off icers j Rer Mr. Roselaad of Silverton,1 and directors the following heads &n& Rev. Mr. Henriksea of Sll-: of the various departments were j Tert0n. chosen for the next fall: Live j : , stock C. E. Staats; farm prod ucts. Mrs. Helen Goetz: vegetables F. E. Brown; horticulture. Joseph (ioetz; dom?3tic science, Mrs. F. V. Brown; photography, Mrs. R. R. Rigga; domestic art, Mrs. H. L. Crider; superintendent, Mrs. W. D. Collinsf assistant. dry, At the meeting the directors de- j phlegm, a cough that chokes and j tided to build a r.ew stock shed flushes the face of the sulfereres thi3 year so that next year a much juke unto convulsions. Foley's larger exhibit of live stck can be Honey and Tar was a wonderful handle dwithout crowding., The j emergency remedy" Cases like1 interior of the big pavilion will this give Foley's Honey and Tar also be remodeled and hereafter i its the exhibits of grains and grasses will greet the visitors at the fair upoa their i?ntry to the pavilion. The next meeting of the officers and directors will be held in the Commercial club rooms on Friday morning, February 10 at 10 o'clock. for where. "Dicky said he was looking much better." "Going away!" she repeated the words half to herself. "I wonder whether, after all " 1 had no chance to speculate upon her meaning, for Katie's unmistakable knock sounded on the door. Mrs. Braithwaite call ed, "Come in," and my little maid appeared, rosy, beaming, with a letter in her hand. "Dis coom joost before vou get here," she explained. "Special. Jim, he sign dot ting for it. I for get when you downstairs, so-1 run oop joost now qveeck." "Thank' you, Katie." I said se dately, with the laudable ambitiord of quieting the girl s volatile spirits. I knew that she was much elated over the success of her little ruse with the baby, knew that she was apt to come to grief because of her high spirits. which were apt to border danger ously upon impertinence. "Will you take Junior now? It's time for his nap, isn't it?" "In feefteen minutes. Coom, babee, go bye-bye Katie." To my gTeat delight Junior evinced great satisfaction with his place in my arms, and it was only by dint of much coaxing that he finally permitted Katie to transfer his small body to her waiting' arms. When she had borne him triumphantly away I looked at the letter she had brought to me. "It's from Katherine!" I ex claimed. "Addressed here. Now we ehall know when they will be here with us." My sister-in-la made no com ment, bitt a glance at her showed , - - " nt her clasped nands lying ' apparently listless in her lap were clenched so tightly that the blue veins stood out like whipcords, (To be continued) CUT THIS OUT IT'S WORTH MOXEY Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail It to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111. writing your name -and address clearly. You will receive in re turn a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughts, colds and croup; Fo ley Kidney Pills for pains in the backache, kidney and bladder ail ments, and Foley Cathartic Tabi lets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipa tion, biliousness, headaches, ana sluggish bowels. Sold every where. Adv. Silverton Minister is Not Censured for Commun ity Effort SILVERTON. Or., Jan. 20. (Special to The Statesman.) The ministerial conference of the Norwegian Lutheran church has completed its sessions. A resolu tion of considerable interest to Silverton in general and to Trin ity church in particular, was passed. .The resolution follows: "Whersas, an appeal has been made to the Lutheran Ministerial conference of Oregon for an ex pression relative to the recent community "Christmas tree eels- j bration at Silverton, and the part one of our local pastors took in the event and. "Whereas, scruples have arisen ! as to the appropriateness of a Lutheran pastor's participation therein, and Whereas, the Lutheran church does not countenance religions co operation with divergent confes sions, and Whereas, we recognize that doctrinal indifference and loose jointed practices are threatening tendencies of our times, and "Whereas, the Lutheran church does not countenance religions co operation with divergent confes sions, and "Whereas, unity in practice is essont'al to good fellowship among brethren, and "Whereas, we have no preced ence in our chnrch activity which would apply to the situation at hand; now. Therefore, be It resolved that it is. the conviction of the con ference that said community fes tival, was begun and carried out by the association known as the Loyal Legion of .Loggers and Lumbermen, who invited our pas tor to participate in the program, UlilN CHURCH WHS PASTOR do not think that any censure i the tardy him." ; joe not to watch the clock -during j (at women ar a drag in me ireaK nartorn nresent at the eon- i 'office hours, and I cot so I didn't market In their places step laf included Rt. ReT. Mr ' watch it of Seattle, ReT. "Mr. Chris- i- tmson of Portland. Rev. Mr." Roga I j of Monitor. Rev. Mr. Skilbred oi .Vk Canby, Rev. Mr. Anderson of ! Woodburn, Rev. Mr. Losen of A3-! toria. Rev. Mr. Bergerson of Chi-1 ReT. Mr. Storlie of Eugene. SEEK FRIENDS. IX HOt'R Or NEED "In the hour of need we quick ly seek our best friends," writes Chas. Schridd Ward de Wet. !57 7Srd Ave., Oakland. Cal., "our little boy and girl had a severe rasping cough without reputation as tne nest remedy coughs and colds. Sold ever j AdT. "Why fs it you never get to the office on time in the morn ing?" demanded the boss angrily. "It's like this, boas." explained Big Moments In "Queen Of Sheba" When Ahmud, to save his crown, marries Sheba. only to be slain by her on his , wedding night Ifs Value You Want This is the sale of sales that will shake the city with astonishment. Starting in Today at the Big Store. arrange, Remark Watch A Our WINDOWS Double Size Bed Spreads Regular $3.00 Value Artful woven figure regular dou ble bed size, and an extra heavy special quality. Our (Jj-I QO price shattered to 18" Inches CRASH TOWELING 17c Yard Value Unbleached Crash Toweling. IS inch width, with thin red striped border. Our price shattered to per yard .... 5c LADIES NAINSOOK GOWNS Regular $1.25 Value Beautifully embroidered with fine lace and ribbon trimming. esiKscial ly attractive designs. Our fiQ price shattered to USJC Aren't These Marvelous Low Prices? AVAILABLE IN OUR BASEMENT STORE Big Lot' of 75c Value LADIES' RUBBERS I Special at . . . 19c A lot nf all cnlora in 5c value 8 mercerized mot of sizes, special at OIL CLOTH CROCHET THREAD. Q lD " assortment l color3 ni 'pat stuwiai Sc naii C special at .28c I Onr Sale of Ladies' T- 1 These Are The Days For The Thrifty I a silk hose. iw shop i wjpi i n3f irin nvil black, brown and gray; abso- Where II sfatlC1 C J "1 0l ' Oil lutely all pure silk; without "Here U Q M ij 3 K an exception the best value ev-. nri Zm i" J LJ" I 1 1 I .f oftered .1 : .nirlie. llie 'CtJL U I I Hi III I T SiiHS. CToy,it Pobe- U La SKirinioTFi one; "you siept tellin' j Sid show at home either. i IJHiputian families and the giant . ....:- 1 v. .. . . . ! , ,t-if. . . : i :' : - i 1 1 mi r t wn-iil in .11 iiir-air r , i ,u,m i" ' t "" '-'" ' : Closing Out and Replenish All HOPE MUSLIN Value 19c per Yard The actual wholesale cost price of this famous quality is now listed at about 16c the yard. Our price shattered to yard (limited) liC 72x90 MUSLIN SHEETS Regular $1.15 Quality Only a limited number, they are especially well made, large hem; while they last, our price AQ shattered to wC HOUSE LININGS Bleached and Unbleached A close even vnet weave of sub stantial quality cotton thread a superior quality at a lower price. Cleared out C at per yard , JC Ladies' and Children's 25c Value STOCKING Heavy weight quality in an assort mofit of sizes, special at SATURDAY .wnwKTKG: JANUARY 21, that, there proprietor say wai imks in the United lrntiiitire Old ARTIC Fw PR1C We must and will close out the present Kafoury -Bros, stock. It is a rare opportunity for you, Mr. Man. to buy your wants for today and future days at a tremendous saving. Look for the 2 FOB, ONE SIGNS Kafoury Brothers We are!Goingto OurGreatSto cks LARGE TURKISH TOWELS Regular 35c Value A good firm . and heavy weave, size 36x21 inches.; During January clearance sale. Our -l Q price shattered at v ....... . 17 C 8-4 Bleached and Unbleached SHEETING Regular Value Standard quality, heavy weight guaranteed free from starch or any filling whatsoever.! Our price shattered to jer yard. 39c Extra Heavy Outing Flannel Regularly Sold at 19c Yard This is. positively without excep tion as good a Quality offered, even at 19c yard. Our : stock consists of white and fancy colors. Prices shat tered to Q per yard JC Large Size 75c Value , HOUSE BROOMS Limited quantity - special at 1922 enough 1 Airplane Field What kind c are States. Aviator Air brakes, of eourse.- i iztanra and In Tent ion. ' uenueman " i " LBS ; they will teU you the story. Make this store your mecca for shopping while we are closing out the present stock to make room for a complete new stock ot spring and summer men's goods. Men's Stock tV i Tom uyRe- E-xtravagan mffie Final of Our Watch .Our WINDOWS ECONOMICS ' W Are also remarked and replen ished for the final of this Clearance 10 lbs. White Beam . ; 40c 10 bars White Wonder Soap40c 1 lb. Royal Club Tea . 40c 5 cans Hebe 40c 9 Vbs. Petite Prunes 40 C 5 cana Pink SalmJjS .,',".,40 C 2 dor. best Alaskanl Mfk''" ': - Fat Herring . . .1 . . , . ; 4U C 3 lis. Mixed Candy ........ 40c 1 Pkg Corn Starch . . . . V , . . 7 C Articles that would aeU as A high as ; 75c go at ....... llie GUARANTEED GRANITE WARE They j are 2 quart Stew Kettlea coffee pot, milk pan, wash pans, and many other utensils. -( Basement Genuine FEATHER PILLOWS Made of firm, fancy colored tick- ings, an exceptional good value to be cleared pu at oar . . pjf shattered prices of I C