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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 192& 5 - GOUNTY NEWS BRIEFS DAYS THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SCHOOL Fruitlarid A . The Crt meetin.or,the Frolt ', land' community club .will be held , Friday night. ; at J the Frultland . school house.' '.The business meet ing will start at 8 o'clock and Vlll- be followed hy" a Program ! given " by Xloore'a tousle! house. 1 Plans vlU 'ie-'dlscossed: for 'the corn show at Salem and also the ' community; corn 'show to be held 1 at Frultland. 1 itefreshments will , he served .free.' ;:. .. Alfred Curly' Wldmer Tisited Jn ; the Frultland i neighborhood ' during the week end. f S Rev. Guy Storer will preach at the' Frultland church , next Sun day morning. William Stocnm returned from ' Hood River last Wednesday and went to Toledo Monday. Mrs. Wearer and two, sons, Hoyd and, Lee returned from ' Hood Rlrer last Wednesday. .Mr. and Mrs. T. J". Cade went f to" Portland Sunday to rislt their daughter, Miss. BessieCade. Hiss 'r Cade plays the pipe .organ in the , new Oregon, theatre in, Portland. Mr. and Mrs, Cade were accom panied on. the' trip Iby their son ! Hale. -V1-'."1:,! , Mr.' Cart Runner spent the week end visiting in Frultland. . ' ' Mr. Noble Andrews, who is the producer of the Noble French 'prune, is baring some work done in his nursery. . , Mr.; A. J. Hufner and family ' have moved into the old B & Martin place.'., '. ' The Fruittand' school district is ' , having a new. woodshed built. ? .Mrs. H: E. Evans Is building a . new house. ." i , - ' .. , . Fruitlaad Community elnb Vill hofd a meeting., at, the school i I'house. October 23, All. Frultland folk are expected to come and bring some one with them. - ; ' ; : Vacation Was- In full swing at ' the union high and Parrish. Ju- ' pior high and odr .Fruitland chll- ' dren Were In line with the bthers. Part of these were: Sylrla ; Hon- 7 kola. Esther aGiKd -and ; Lloyd I Girod, Marion Cernlck,'. Joan ' Evan and Beatrice Cernlck. tA well 1 is being' drilled on the Max Probie farm, by H. E. Evans, . driller. Mi1. Foregard has the house rented.. Mrs. Foregard is pur teacher in the large room, this "year. ' "f Mrs. Leona Runner has ' Ibeen real sick, but we hope for., her speedy recorery. Mr. and Mrs. Evans and daugh ter Joan attended a birthday par ty held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.. F. - Wood Gervala, Oc tober 18, in honor of their son Warren's 12th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were visl lors in Salem recently. The gravel "-on the - new road that is to be paved is getting cmmicsJ TrtfrtMtin - . Touring Car'. 525 Roadster- ! 52 Coupe !, 675 Sedan i- 775 ;..425 . .550 au ruczs F. O. B. riXNT.MIO.- ; - - ; :- !: v the Coach 7 1 5b Special ExhibitThisWeek' NEWTON . . V: : ';6pp"oite City Hall packed down quite a lot now and not so hard to drive vn. Apple picking is all over at the Cernick orchards. A fine crop is reported. .' . ' t -lr. and Mrs.' B. R. Bower: and small children Melvia and Lorna of . Los "Angeles, are visiting at the Evans home. Mr. Hower is a distant cousin of Mrs. Evansi. Mr.' and 'Mrs. Hower expect to return to Caliornla soon and take up his trade at plastering again. He did the -work on the Evans house. -. - - - -Mr. George Riley Just finished digging his potatoes. Rickey Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Harris spent Tuesday at Mill City as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. JU Baker. Mr. Baker-is manager of the Ham mond Lumber company store at Mill City. .; , i . Maxlne Drorbaugh . is visiting her aunt, Mrs. O. Fryslie. Mr. and Mrs. A. Limbeck of Auburn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H .'McMiller Sunday. Mrs.lE: Simpson of Salem vis- Ifed Mrs. Arthur W. Binegar Tues day.': .. Allen Wallace was a Salem visi tor Wednesday. Oak Ridge Mr i andMrs. Lon Hebert-are now operating the Model restau rant, formerly run by Mr. Llndig. .The XSaldere "Bros.- were in town IhOatfer'part of the "week while surveying the ground that was burned overl by the forest fire a year ago ,-... "W' It. Short of Reedsport Is back In Oak Ridge after -spending several months in the coast town. 'Miss Strand, of tne,Strand room ing'house, received some badly barned arms and hands,' also her face, when a lamp exploded one evening last -week. 'MIss Strand had; sent a boy to the store for kerosene but evidently? a mistake was made,iby ; some one, for it proved to be gasoline instead. Had it not been for her level head there probably would have been a serious loss by fire, ' For when the lamp exploded the curtains near by immediately caught fire. Miss Strand put out the fire and then went for the local physician 5? Clarence Currier received a badly bruised foot when a tie. f elf on it while working at West Fir. Mr. Currier has gone to his former home in Sutherlin to be with rel atives there. : p&fPj;&$T'' Harry Gray, who has been pack in? for the ijnited Stajejeologi cal survey here tnis?ummer, -left Saturday for his. home "Sri" Oregon City. i ' - Mrs." McAllister and daughter while driving on the Willamette 3 Fine quality , built into an automobile makes it rati well wear well look well for a longtime. It keeps satisfaction high and operating costs low. When you can get fine , , price you ' have gained the highest degree of v economy in the purchase of an automobile. 'Because Chevrolet represents the highest type of quality car at low cost it has been the choice of ' over two million people. l- - Visit, our showroom and see for yourself how truly Chevrolet combines quality with low cost. fisV fp' Ya highway last Thursday were hit by a freight train at the first crossing below West Fir. The daughter was unhurt but Mrs. Mc Allister was badly bruised up. They are now at Kitson Springs with the latter's'mother, Mrs War field. The car they were driving was badly wrecked. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith have moved to West Fir. Liberty Frank Judd has returned home from Canada where he has been for several months. Tim Sculley left for Eugene Monday where he has employ ment. . Mr. and Mrs. - F. Travis and daughters Dorothy and Vivian, re cently from California, have been visiting their sister, - Mrs. Floyd Barnes. After, asbort visit at Tillamook they will return to ga lenx wt&ratJJhl&4o inake their home. ' ' -" Mr. and MrsT-Fred Lemon re- cently visited Mrs. Lemon's moth- quality at a low purchase We are tluplaylnsf a highly interesting ex hibit this week. Special viewi taken at the . Chevrolet factories. Come la aad tee them. ; .. . , er Mrs. W. T. Davidson at Tur ner. , Edith and Thurston Shell of Eugene were visiting at the Fred Scott home Sunday. Mesdames Gleason and Hum phrey ot New York are visiting Mrs. Kate Holder. They are Mrs. Holder's cousins. Last Thursday night a birthday party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Pearson in honor of Mrs. Pearson's birthday. There will be an appropriate program at school next Friday. to commem'orate Frances E. Willard. In compliance with Section! 43-a of the 1925 edition of the Oregon school laws, all pupils were given a health inspection by their respective . teachers last Tuesday. t Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dasch will occupy the hfome of Mrs. E. A. Rae after November 8th. Mrs. Rae will move to Salem The Liberty Sunday school will give a harvest social October 30. A nephew of Mr. Chestnut will live on the Chestnut place which is sovn to be vacated by J. H. Dasch and family. Little Miss Carvel Gibson enter tained a number of small friends on her fourth birthday, October lath. The afternoon was snent playing games, after which dain ty refreshments were served. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Victor Gibson, Vincent and Rowena Westenhouse, Imogene Burch, Genevieve Dowd, William and Wendell Trudgen and the lit tle hostess. j - We are glad to welcome visitors to witness the regular work at the scnooL The following visitors ;ame during the week: Mrs. F. L. Barnes, Mrs. H. H. Mumford. Gladys Mumford. Mrs. A. R. Browning, Mrs. Fred Brownine. and Mrs. Bruce Fox. O. T. Tabler of Battle Cronnd. Wash., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Tabler.- Mrs. Frank Mohney and child ren visited at Aurora Saturday, Mr. Mohner motored on into the metropolis. H. H. Mumford. who has em ployment at Toledo, visited with his family here a couple of days last week. P. H. Anderson and family will soon move to Salem, as they have sold tneir place here. " Miss Teresa Nelson, who has been to Mexico and southern Cali fornia, has returned home. Three fire extinguishers were placed in the school house last week. Several persons are 111 with what seems to be a light attack of intestinal flu. Dorothy Colby has entered the Liberty second grade. The Col- bys have lately moved here from Hall's Ferry. James McDonald left last Mon day for Tillamook. . . Mrs. Robert Molr, mother of Mrs..H. H. Mumford, fell and frac tured one of her ribs recently. Mr. Shepard of this district has had a serious attack of paralysis. He bas lost the use of ils Jeft side. -He is the father of, Frank Shepard of the Prospect district. Mrs- John Thomas and' family of Medford were visiting at the home of George Jory recently. . The walnut crop in this section was good. It is coming to a close. Jack frost visited the large cu cumber patch of Knute Anderson the other night, playing such havoc that there will be nomore cukes to pick there thiayear ; .Mrs.rMack Rob bins and children of Marion were guests of Mrs. Carl Gibson last week; , " , Mr. and. Mrs. C, R. Dencer . of Marion were -: Sunday visitors of Mr; and Mrs. P. S. Dencer. ; . . . Mr; and Mrs. J. B. Coin, of Jef ferson were dinner guests. Sunday r Mi -Bint Um. vr r w-rTf Mrs. Joseph Schotthoefer yislted! ! TO USE CREDIT SYSTEM Buyers of Cars and Trucks Take Advantage of New Purchase Plan Announcement is j made by the Dodge Brothers, Inc., that they have adopted a new plan for finan cing the sale of Dodge Brothers motor cars and Cranam Brothers trucks, which is to be known as I'oage Brothers CREDIT PUR CHASE PLAN and which facilities ire now being offered by Commer cial Investment Trust Incorporated and its' affiliated companies to all Dodge Brothers dealers.. It is expected that it will be gen erally adopted without delay by uoase Brothers -Jnc, dealers, who .re now being Instructed in its de tails by Dodge'Brothers. Inc.. and Commercial Investment Trust, rep- rccnt9lvcn "All .-in . uuvuv. . vo. x mi uciaiu will ug available through dealers to any- ane mierestea in the purchase. of a Dodge Brothers' Motor I Car or a Craham Brothers truck after the new plan becomes effective, Octo ber 1st," it wassafd at Detroit." A letter By' President F. J ITaynes to all Dodge Brothers deal ers Included, th.e following.: "Our policy having always been that the lowest 'possible J cost should prevail to' the public, the Dodge Brothers credit purchase plan, should, because -ot its low rate... appeal to all buyers of Dodge Brothers motor cars desiring credit. -. - ' - "The plan makes It. absolutely vinnecessary for a purchaser of Dodge Brothers motor car desiring credit to pay more than the rates quoted." - rj- ber daughter in Portland last week. ,. . j. " Richard Stark has) been very ill but is now recovering. r Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo White and son and Mrs. McCracken of Scotts MUls visited at the R. L. Wright home Tuesday.- ' Mrs. Condlt of AumsviUe visit ed her daughter, Mrs. Carl Gib son, the first of the week. " ' Mr. and . Mrs. Lee Gibson and sons of Brush college were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. X, Hoag last Sunday. . Miss Mabel Dallas of Corvallls vianeu ai ine aome or ner uroin er, WV. R- Dallas, and family last Saturday. . ' . ' O. O. Coffey Jias; purchased a restaurant on Liberty street in-Sa lem. ! Ed Jory returned home- from Newport last Saturday. - The Skyline Orchard has .Just finished picking the, walnut crop, There were about 16 tons. W. R. Dallas and family visited at Corvallis last Sunday i the home of J. R. Dallas, parents o Mr. Dallas. . . . . , , , rs. Rosalia. Loveland has re turned home from Prospect wfcrre she haa been taking care" of ber daughter. Mrs. Frnk; Shepard, who has been seriously, fU. . 'The WomanTs flub metat the hall last Thursday afternoon with a large attendancerTTne bazaar and cafeteria dinner, s wen as Ihe corn show were discussed. Mrs. Bruce Cunningham, had'eharge of the program. which consisted ot music by Mrs.VMison Bishop of Salem, and, a ialk on '.clnbs and club work $y. Mrs.. Beatty., ,It;Ws decided jip .begliva definite study at the Mxi . meetinirntltled; Know4t!inr SUte.MM;Mri; Luclle Browning represented the club at the county federation- of women's fx' .. .v;T - - - j ; : -rrV -r , CeatiBM4 o ptX).J. The demand for Ford cars has already outstripped all previous records ' Motor car buyers who seek beauty and comfort are finding the improved Touring Car exactly suited to their desire See this good looking car at the nearest Authorized Ford Dealer's As you inspect its many new features, bear in mind that this improved car is available at no increase in price Runabout - '260 Coupe - - '520 Tudor Sedan 5SO Fordor Sedan 660 Cloted cart la color. Demountable rims and starter extra on open car. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. FORD MOTOR COMPANY DETROIT; MICHIGAN ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " Dodb e E ROTH ers, Inc. ANNDUNCb "'; ' charge. A new and attractive Credit-Purchase Plan, now in operation throughout ho United States. 1 This plan, devised and approved !jy Dodge Brothers, Ina, enables a pur chaser x)f a Dodge Brothers Motor Gar to extend his payments over a period of twelve months at a minimiim credit ! So favorable to the purchaser . is thi arrangement, that practically, anyone can now own a Dodge Brothers car without financial iricqnvenience. Ask us, without obligation, particulars:,4 BONESTEELE MOTOR COMPANY. 474 South Commercial f Touring mm F. O. B. Detrvlt r r t for full y r V. ;.
