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TUESDAY, IJORNING, MAY 2GJ. 1S23
FZOPLE I AND EVENTS
: SHiVERTON -
Lrj.LIE L, MADS EX Sttemaa Correspondent !
f A oacked house waited the
opening of the senior-class play,
"Seventeen" by Booth. Tarking
ton. Friday evening at the 1 Eu
gene Field auditorium. 1
. .It would be difficult to single
out anyone of the actors as out
standing In ability. All the parts
-were well chosen and well; carried
out. -Particular mention is real
ly) due RonaU Hubbs, who? carried
the heavy part of "Seventeen." to
llehama McKee, who had the dif
ficult role of Lolo Pratt, and to
Marg Egan as little sister, Jane
: Baxter. " i ,:
(Following the first scene In act
H the high school girls of Miss
Sara Huntington's domestic art
clftss, gave a style show of "Six
teen Now and Long Ago" The
girls for the, most part wore cos
tumes made In the class, . The
"long ago" dresses -with their long
trains, their high necks and puff
leeves gave an amusing con
contrast to the ' short sleeveless
dresses of ; "Sixteen '; New. A
pretty feature of the style show
was the entrance on the stage of
Lucile Benson, the baby daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. CarL Benson and
jjls Oliphant. The two little
eirla wore dresses made by mem
bers of the class. . ,
J Following act II a short pro
gram wag gTVen consisting . of a
piano duet by Olive Banks and
Kathleen Booth, a reading by
Mary Egan, and aelection by the
high school orchestra r under tue
leadership of Miss Wlla .JLoomle.
At the close of act three Frances
Coberly gave a violin solo and the
orchestra gave two selections. ,
Jesse Barkhurst, by a sister, Eva.
and a brother, Kermit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Meyer were
hosts at a dinner party Sunday
honoring their daughter. Miss Al
thea, their son Ludvlg, and their
niece, Miss Corine Moberg of
Scotts Mills.. Besides the honor
guests and hosts those cpresent
were, Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Madsen,
Miss Lillie Madsen. Miss Ella Svar
varl and E. Svarvari of Silverton,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Moberg. Viola,
lone Moberg, Maty Moberg, Rus
sel Moberg, Mrs. Raymond Kellis,
Robert Kellis, Mr. Sand, Mrs. S.
Williams, Francis "Williams, John
Williams of Scotts Mills, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Williams, Mrs. E. Ol
sen of Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Axel
Anderson, Dorothy ,' Anderson,
Katherine Anderson, A. Christen
son pf Portland. Hv j ;
INSTITUTES : ARRANGED
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CHRISTIAN' ENDEAVOR GATH
EIILNCJ SLATED SUNDAY
(The Pine Cone Girl Scout 'troop
under the leadership of Mrs.' A. C.
Kelson held a rally at the: Eugene
Field auditorium Saturday even
lag. A group of parents and
friends were present to listen to
tie program1 and watch the dem
onstration the . girls gave at the
close "of the evening's eatertaTn
xaent. . w ; j ,
J The evening opened ' with the
, Scout song followed by opening
exercises. After this Mrs. Nel
son the 'captain, presented the sec
ond class badges and Mrs. Gordon
ZicCall spoke on the "Use of Mer
it Radges." .The. merit: badges
"were then presented by the Court
cf ."awards. Thoe awarding the
badges were C-JL. Coffey, princi
pal of the Silverton public schools;
scholarship badge; . Mrs. 1. E. j
Preston,' an expert in needlecraf t, ;
Needlewoman bades;'; Mrs. R. E.
Jlelnsorge, "advanced1 student in
art. artist badges;: S.-Ostergaafd,
Path tinder badges. Hiss' Alice " M,
Smith, teacher in public schools.
Scribe badges; Mrs. Olaie Solum,
instructor In music, Mnstc Bades;
Mrs. A. O. Nelson, Scout captain,
attendance stars.
Following the awards the
Scouts sang other Scout songs and
gave a Scout Stunt, Anna Lytle
. gave a reading and Margaret Mil
ler explained the Scout uniform.
The girls also demonstrated bed
jnaking, table setting and stretsh
er making. Particular mention Is
cue the art work of the girls which
was f exceptionally attractive and
elldone. The vases which were
idecorated by Anna Lehman, who
won the artists' badge,; attracted
Considerable favorable j mention.
w Some of the designs were original
nd others the little girl had copi
ed from wall papers. The wav
.beads were also attractive. ; On
.each chain were fronv eight to ten
"beads of wax. It takes about an
jhour to form this beads over the
fjamps. Mrs. s. Ostergard assisted
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"e Birs in mis work. : 4
Harold Barkhurst, age 18 years
died at the Silverton hospital fol
lowing injuries received m the
lumber camps last Saturday. Fun
eral services, will be held at Mil
lar cemetery Tuesday i afternoon
with. Rev.' Jt A. Bennett officiat
ing.; ,: -4--:Jy: ..J .i : j.
The boy Is survived by "his fa
ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
The first of a series of three in
stitutes: of the Marion county
Christian Endeavor union will be
held Sunday t afternoon at the
Pratnm Mennonite 'church. Other
meetings will be staged J later at
Jefferson andGerva!s. f ;
Rev. R. C Putnam of the Court
Street Christian church will be the
Epeaker'P&iPoliag. Willamette
Wi1?11 Junior, jwjli be present
19 r boost for .5 the International
Christian Endeavor convention to
'he. held in'Pcurtland on July 4 to
Delegates from Salem, as well
as young people from this section
of the county will be present.
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A Good Thing- DOXT JIISS IT J
Send -your name and address
plainly written, tozether wltK tn
cents, stamps or coin (and this
pj to v;namberiain Medicine
Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and receive
In return trial package contain
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for stomach troubles, indigestion,
gassy pains that crowd the heart,
biliousness ' 'and
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In stomach and bowels, intestinal
cramp, colic and diarrhoea;
CllAMBERLADTS SALVE, need
d,iJn eTery fmily i for burns,
ecilds, wounds, piles,; and kin
affections. Try these valued fam
ily medicines for only io cents.
Don't miss it. adv. m
PERSONALS
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; ! Phil Sitner, a former resident
of Salem, has returned here for
the fruit, canning season He is
machinist at the Starr Fruit can
nery. ' , .j ......
'Mrs- Anna- McKinney left for
Valparaiso, Ind., yesterday where
she will remain for some time..
Henry Schott left yesterday for
Kansas City; Mo., on business.
Henry Thiele, - prominent Port
land caterer, was a Salem visitor
yesterday. - . :. .? ' '- ' '' ,
Miss Myrtle , Dobson .spent a
pleasant week-end on a picnic on
the banks of the, Little Luckla
mnte river., i; j . ;
. W. S. Wilkins, a Voodburn res
ident, was in theclty on'business
yesterday;iV:':'1-';;;'; J.. ' -
tMay Donovan of Lebanon was
in Salem yesterday, fi- "iV".'..
Miss Ella ; Stevens, an employe
of a local bank; returned, from,
her vacation which she spent part
ly in Portland and at Oak Grove,
in Polk county. ' -V. ;
Miss Bess'E. Jones 'spent the
week end at Hlllboro.t , j2. '.p
' Anna Jensen of Junction City Is
visiting with friends in the city.
Miss Mary E. Robnett of Browns
ville spent the past two daye In
Salem on business. J m ! Vf' :t .
MlssBertha Ellis of Anderson,
Ind., spent the week-end in Salem.
Mrs. A.- Eklns visited with her
friends in Salem daring the week
end. f. h::1 i:: ' "v r4
Mrs. A. Campbell left for, her
home at The Dalles Monday morn
ing, after visiting with5 friends and
relatives here for a few dayse.
Misa Lena Pollman . spent , the
week-end at "Albany visiting with
:n33,GlaayPauf spent the week
endat. Albany ylsitlngwith- Veli
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day when they engage the services of
other than a trained RECTAL SPE
CIALIST to cure their Piles. No wonder
they receive no benefit and continue to
suffer, and condemn the doctor for thcii
time and money wasted.
My years of training and experience
treating RECTAL and COLON sU
menfs alone enables me to give a written
life-long GUARANTEE
that I will cure your Piles
or REFUND YOUR FEE.
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KRTlAMO Cfri f:: SEATTLE OrTICCS:
OrOktn BMilalna t--U S-r BoHdiar
9THU"rVMA"' TH AMD PI fi
AWNINGS
are the only people who r
manufacture awnings In Salem. I
Come in and visit our plant. We ,
are always pleased to show you -our
samples and quote you prices.
Salem Tent & i
A7nins Co. :
i Manufacturers of
Tents, Awning End Canvas Goods . '
, cf All Descriptions
FRAN7C SiOXSER
723 rrorth Iiierty Street rtone 413
, Kalem," Oregon
atives and friends, i Site was the
guest of Julia Currie. H ' ! i -l 1
: Mr.! and Mrs. George Plank are
visiting here with relative be
fore making a tour of Eastern
and Central Oregon. - - .
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SAVIXDLE TRLL COXTIXCED
LOS ANGELES, May 25. Ijohn
Lehane of Fort Worth, Texas, vice
president of the Cotton Belt route,
one of the lines mentioned Jn the
$6,000,000,000 rail merger oper
ations of Harry Hibhs and Thomas
Hennessy, appeared today, before
the grand Jury investigating the
merger and declared he never had
heard of HIbbs and Hennessy be
fore their arrest here fie vera!
weeks ago on. grand larceny charg
es. ,
tTcns McCortnick. Son cf IZZlonzire, Pitcher
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oravshocs wilii JrclJow JL&borera in Factory
FRUIT CROP J1EDUCED
YAKIMA", -May 25.- Estimates
on both pear and apple tonnage of
Yakima ; and v Kittitas counties
were redbced 20 per cent under1
the May 1 estimate by W. L. Close.
district horticultural inspector, fol
lowing conferences-with his field
deputies tonight.
ALFALFA SPRAYED FROM AIR
ONTARIO, Ore.. May 25. In
the attempts to cogpbat the alfalfa
weevil pest by the use of a spray
expelled from an aJrnlane. ion
acres were covered successfully to
day by H. C. French of, Portland.
More than 2000 persons from east
ern Oregon and western Idaho wit
nessed the experiment. l: .
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'Fowler McCormick. son of the mil
lionaire head of the" Harvester Com;
pany; is pictured pitching ''horse-slioes
during t!ie noon hour v ith his fellow
laborers at the Harvester? Company
plant at Milwaukee. Young McCor-
micK . oeciuea .-to learn the business
from the bottom up and has been
holding down a laborer's job for some
time. , He is shown with his hand on
the stake. ::, " :
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We take this method of clearing
our short lines. We sell only high
grade shoes, new models and styles,
i which make it necessary to move
our stock fast. Our sales are short
and snappy. The prices are cut ex
actly in half.
; ; If you . want to try a pair of our
fashionable, long-wearing shoes at
pair wnat tney are .wortni you can
get mem ror tnree aays i uriOL,Ai ,
WEDNESDAY; and THURSDAY of
THIS WEEK.
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. by smooth acceleration ; flowing, bird-likespeed ; throbbing
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Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers . .
"Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decider
W. R. Speck
Distributor
Salem, Oregon
Phone 2102
(GtiCva iSfTniT .iTI'iT
I f I fix I J
Rubber Heels put on your shoes for
Half Price Wednesday of every week,
; bring them any day.
Do Your Feet
Hurt?
Corns and callouses re
moved without pain or sore
ness. Ingrown nails removed
and treated. - Tains in feet,
weak-foot. ' flat" foot, foot
strains and fallen arches ad
justed. Do not suffer. I
will give you the best that
science'ean produce in scien-
1 1 tUIc chiroppdy. Consult
DR. W1IXIAMS
About Your Feet.
Hours 9 to 5:20. Phone 616
Nrs!:o2?
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Repair :
Department
Our shop is equipped with
all new machinery. We use
nothing but the very best
grade of leather that money
will buy.
. Mr. Jacobson. In charge ol"
this department, is an ex
pert in his lino has spent'
years in factories and repair
5 Ciea-Kcaelr:
RctAfflssai . years in factories and repair
-;.. t --i-nehpps and .will do nothing
IZ-TSl-X but high grade work.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
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THIS WEEK
TWO-PIECE
SUITE
; An exceptionally well built , suite with spring
construction, covered with a high grade piece
of tapestry. 1 . !. i
EASY TEILMS KO IXTKUEST
FOE
RENT
; Johnson Electric (
FLO OR WAXER
IT " " " : ' ! - ; . nmt
The ladies of Salem will be glad to hear that we hare an electrle floor
waxerj and polisher that we will rent for S2 per day or any portion there
of. Just like running a vacuum cleaner.
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