theohegon statesman, salesi; oregon
THURSDAY MORNIXGr-NOVEiIBEH5,.lfl2a -
- -
14
,1
u
1 1
1 1 '
I
FEtGreismMSTic. ,
" ; -WasHiagt on's 'Women's Cabinet";
S. t'.
5 .1
this Is Saviritf Much, for Mr. Grorter'-Has All' Along Been
Qrie of the,Optomistic Readers of the Industry irrThls
- Section.-and He Has one ot tne i-inesi urauea rran
" quette Walnirt prchards irrthe World; nd; Grows Some
- of the Finest- Nut Produced Anywnere
Editor Statesman: : , '
In regard to an article, I have
not, time' to' write mtich, but' will
say I am more enthusiastic over
the walnut industry in tne Willa
mette valley than ever. .. , J
We had fine crop and a - good
price. One field of firteed acres
on- very poor soil made, more . in
come than 300 acres of my general
farm land,- and more than the in
come to any" of my five neighbors
who farm from l.S to 150 acres.
I still - beliere In planting 40
feet square and am absolutely op
posed -to any kind of fillers.
We are showing our- faith by
plantlne 1200 more, trees, this
winter.
I believe la heavy thinning and I
a coyer crop- every year, followed !
brr through cultivation: 'We had
44 per cent Jumbo size this sea
son. and only about 7 per cent
medium. ' ' " - -' -v
; wTERD GRONER.
Hillsboro, Oregon.
November 2, 1925.
SOCIAL
' (ContlBMd, from pair )
train, etc 'The wife of' Senator
' Cameron of -Arisona and her
daughter joined u as we left! Den
ver. ' She is a moat-delightful
woman, but in leaving' Chicago at
noon Saturday our tickets i assigned
tat to different. cars. .We. reached
Washington Sunday, morning! at
' about 5 o'clock, glad to leave. the
triii fter such a" long Journey.
' We were -SttrpfjBed to find the
trees in full leatr --Usually the
.rbUage- U' very'Drilliait, but thjs
yea -as there has1 been very little
frost the colors aren't so .beautf-
. We came on out to. the Wood-
ley. .While we. were gone the.doqr
anartment had been' varn-
' hp4 br a stupid workman who
filled the key hole of one of the
locks with Tarnish. The Janitor
came at lastjust then off went
... itrMi o-a candle was com
mandeered and. after a long wait
the. door was opened. . Of course
in etx months a lot of dust gat V
. era, - but t,er it was cleaned; oft
rvthtti. seemed " bright and
fresh, as" tlie apartment wa thor
oughly renovated before we left,
. but J heartily wished for one of
' am---aaaaaaaBaaaaa-aaa-aaaaaaaaa-aaaaaa-aaaaaaaaaaa-Baaa--a-aa. jgf.Tr --fc
1 - " ' I , ' ' : V :
f -;.-,-.-.v. &ysr&yX- i Vx--to;a-:-. w v.
-:- v m-
s ' X -
t , V N ' TV
vm&. ' v y
V v y ' -'.;.s- . X .-:-v.v-v.-.v. . ..;. wx z M -
MY ilUSBAHD'S
LPE :
ADELEV GARRISON'S' NEW FHAS8
REVELATIONS OR A WIFE
IcesL ' The guild will welcome Mrs.
Pickens; - Those ' presenr --were
Gladys Sheitotw Mafgaret Farmer,
Marguerite Drager, Hbshle Wa-
onabe, ' Irene ' Gabbert. Delores
MIUs; Myrtle Murphy; ' Chrystal
Berg and Mrs, Neptune.
The meeting, upon adjournment.
was followed by a rousing song-
rest. ' -:
Liberty1 P. T. to Meet
if he'.Ltberty" Parent-Teacher as- l
soclatjon wfll meet on Friday eve- j
njns at S o'clock at Liberty hall.
Sewing Club to Meet
Weekly
Mrs. C A. Huston entertained
members of the" Barbara Prietehie
Sewing truW on Tuesday1 afternoon
at -her . home on Twenty-third
street. The club is busy making
articles for a bazaar and In order i reu. ajKl Mrs. Mabel
to finish all-articles planned It " ; --" ''t , - -
wag decided that the club would
meet every Tuesday until Decem
ber. 1. The next meeting will be
am i . T m ,
tbp'J Miss; Lutiy MftuilgerodV (left), chief of nurses?puVlic health
service; iss Orace. Abbott, (right chief of children bureau cen
ter, "TightMisS i Kathryn Sellers, judge ioflWashington juvenile
ourt;, bottom: Dr. Louise SlanleyrfleftY thief home economic
ments were served in the late af-
held at the home of Mrs. Rebaternoon-
Smith, 1160 North Twenty-first
street, Tuesday, November 10.
Bride is Honored
Miss Ada Ross entertained, with
a surprise gift shower honoring
Mrs. Stuart KIbbe (Neva Millard)
on! a recent evening, ' Inviting a
group of the younger set to b her
von folks to helo wltn tne iaB-1 meats at the RoBa home.' Rean
tvertbing In the kitchen had totifnl pInk chrysanthemums and
be cleaned, ai si "
The gas . turned on, the Ice box
filled, the morning: paper ordered,
etc., ete. 'It's quite a job to start
the plant again. The cafe upstairs
is very good, so we are ws
meals there. 'I dread trying out
cosmos were used in the decorat
ing'.' Refreshments wfe served
during the evening. : '
In the guest ; goup "-were Mrs
Stuart Klboiv Mrs: E. ' B. Millafd,
Miss Marvell Edwards, Miss 5 Vir-
In the group were: Mrs. Flora
Zlnn; F. G. Stearns, Mrs. Mary
Stearns, 'Mrs. Reba Smith, Mrs.
Blanehe DaVia, Mrs. Carrie E. Bar
tholomew, t Mrs. Mabel Locttwood,
Mrs. Adair, Miss Gladys Bartholo
mew, 'Comrade . Earl Race, Com
rade. Harris, and the honor guests,
Comrade and Mrs.- Frank Rollo.
Latin Club Elects
The Latin club of the high
school met on October 19. A large
crowd p of over 75 Btudents at
tended. Election of officers took
place - with those chosen as follows:.-
Consul primus, Carolyn
Lambirth; consul secundus, Win
ston Williams; aediles, Othal
Bevans. Donald : Hardcastle. and
in the prospect district,
j Dr, J. E. Cruthers and family
will leave soon for Los Angeles,
Kewipr Ttnr Brlc, la.
CopTriS. 12S, by
CHAPTER, "143 j;
WHY DICKY TOLD" MADGE HE'D
EXPLAIN IN THE MORNING .:
Working s quickly and deftly
las 1 COU1Q. 1 preparea kuux.o uu
bandages and tied ' up Dicky's
head, offerlnff but one comment:
"I'thlnk'you should have a sur
geon see that cut." " ;
"Nonsense. What more could a
surgeon do? That dope you- fixed
I np was great stuff. I cleansed
the thing thoroughly, ana you're a
nifty hand with a bandage,' if you
are nry own wife and I shouldn't
brtfg about you." j
In that inBtant I realized the
attitude he meant to assume to
ward the accident. A hundred
questions trembled on my tongue,
but" I uttered none of thentt He
would have to offer me 6me ex
planation of his coming home in
so alarming a state, and I "wished
to hear one un trammeled by any
query of mine. I could not rid
myself of the suspicion so far
and-?Bo swiftly doea Jealous con
jecture travel that the version of
the accident he . would give me
would1 not be the tTue one.
, T could not resist a tiny barbed
arrow ;: t;k .
"Well, Edwin will be along to
morrow night; or rather tonight'
I consulted - my wrist watch a
bit ostentatiously "and if any
thing should develop, he can see
to it."
Well I know that if Dicky
stands in awe of anyone on earth
it is his brother-in-law. Dr. Edwin
Braithwaite, the famous surgeon
and his clear-eyed, keen-brained
had the sat
the Vastebasket which I always
keep la the bathroom because our
space In the other rooms Is so lim
ited. But I kept my own eyes
carefully fixed in the opposite di
rection, and after a minute's inde
cision he gave a little sigh of ac
quiescence. ;
"I' guess I am pretty well tuck
ered out, he acknowledged with a
wry smile twisting his pallid' lips.
"but Til be) all right alter a-good
sleep. You're & very good nurse;
old dear, and in the morning I'll
tell you all about now I came by
this little souvenir."
He indicated his bandaged head
with a gesture which he tried to
make. Jaunty, but he failed miser
ably, while my particular little !
devil whispered that waiting until
morning would enable him to pre-
sent me with a doubt-pnoof story.
I had no opportunity to dwell
upon that promise, however, for
Dicky's weakness made his guid
ance into the other room a diffi
cult matter, and when I had as
sisted him in undressing, and had
tr.eked him snugly into bed, I sat
bfeirby until he' was sound asleep,
that ! might attend to any real or
fancied want of his. .
But when I had assured myself
that he was indeed slumbering, I
made my noiseless way to the bath
room, resolved to- find- the old ban
dages which Dicky had tried to
keep me from seeing.
(To be continued)
All-the neighbors and friends are
Invited to be present at 2:30 p. m.
. Hayesville district is planning
the organization of a Junfor coun
cil to be- held in connection "With
the regular council of religious
education to be held at Keizer
school December 27 r-v '-'"u --'2 -A
Mr. and :: Mrs. . Chaa. W. Cady,
who vf ere invited to dlnnre Friday
evening, at the home of Mrs. G. L.
CammingSi were ': pleasantly sur
prised' 'vrhen upon- arriving they
were greeted, by about 25 relatives
and friends, who made' a merry
din with hells and various1 other
jingle and .ding dongs of an old
fashioned charivari, the , Occasion'!
being their wedding anniversary
After congratulations were over a
- I rt t -w-r t a.' ' w
Cal. Thev bavn rented their home sisier, narriei, ana 1
isfaction of seeing him wince,
ginia Dorcas. Miss Lucille Andet
' anew mald, hurfeave .on. Miss frothy Rohinett, Miss Mnt
lttcky.Th',troilble l't.LLoretU Fiaher. Miss MUdredPugh r"5, Huston and Dorothv Boss-
" , uaru, r - vouMi xvunciiu ijcwio,
f ence Busch, - Miss Jennie May Bertha Babcock and Jean Camp-
Hop pes, Mlssr Louise PlersonMiss bell-'praeco; Dwight Adams; scrip-
Margnerita Millard. ' Miss- Betty Itor. Eloise White;' tribunes,
Taf t. Miss Helen Arnke. Mlssr Hel- Charles Bier; and Ed Nash.
en Pollock, Miss Margaret Tucker,
Miss Virginia Donne 11 and Miss
i Mary Cupper. ; - ;
1- tt-hin' nnet so she Is a
-u- warrien. -Wish 1 was home in
ihe; garden" t Are - the blossoms
' gone?? Have watched weather re
port and 'see no frost yet.
: .'I am going to spend a day or
two In Baltimore with' Kenneth
and hU: family ' the Uit ot the
w. t iit rtl nfnee' an
oDe'ration for appendicitis, ome Chapter G to Meet
complications, a wwer u
says she and Sam will -spend
Christmas with us. 1 0h, ys, I
- most forgot to tell You that Brig
adier General and Mrs. Fries in
vtted to a dinner party Friday
' and we are mvueu oj uc u"v"i i 1 di "j
.. .x-1...ii uimAiiiiMitii honor IMUsicale atbtuaio
uVr""VwV"..dor Sir The home of Prof, and Mrs. T.
".I,." ""7,. t. f-niav S. Roberts was the scene last eve-
will soon move there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wright vis
ited their daughter at Corvallis
last Sunday.
i Mrs? Ed Tuck has gone to Port
land to visit her . daughter, Mrs.
Fred'Berger.
: Fred H. Miller has moved to
Portland.
Mrs. Heck opened her auto park
November 1. It will be known ch
the White Arrow camp ground,
j As P. L. Pearson was returning
Irome from Ford, Wash., with his
relatives, Mrs. G. W. Hickman and
Daisy and Dorothy Hickman, .In
the car, they met. with an accident
ever so slightly, at
Auburn
sumptuous dinner was served cafe
teria-style. The bride cut a daint
ily trimmed cake u hearing the
number of the- anniversary, and
the groom portioned a large wal
nut cake.; The -rnoina were gaily;
festooned in autumn colored rib
bons with an abnndance of aut
umn flowers The bride and
groom were escorted to a position
beneath festooned doorway,
where Mr. Wm. Siewert In a few
"Hl-chosen, words performed the
wedding ceremony, causing much
laughter. 'The couple were recipi
ents ot a number of lovely gifts,
and all joined in singing, "Blest
Be the Tie' That Binds,' the song
used ' in the original wedding
service. ' .
even though
the thrust.
Madge Scores.
, "That's the advantage of having
a sawbones in the family," be
agreed lightly, "but if it will re
lieve your anxiety any, I'll have old
Doc Williams look me over in the
morning, early. There's po use
troubling Edwin with anything so
trivial, and I know you. By the
time he got here, you'd have me
running a temperature and on the
verge of blood-poisoning." j
f I had scored, though the victory
Our news items by some mis
take appeared under the heading
of Aurora. If you missed them,
look under that heading.
Quite a number of mothers were
visitors at the Auburn school Fri
day when a short hallowe'en pro
gram was given by the pupils.
Norris Merrill, who is attending
the Oregon Agricultural college at j
Corvallis, was a visitor at Auburn'
Sunday school; Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs; Blodgett have re
turned from a trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. - Smith have re
turned from a visit to their son.
and family who live in Astoria.
Miss Georgia Sneed was a visit
or at the Auburn Sunday school,
Sunday. She has been enjoying a
visit from her mother and sister
from Raymond, Wash. . Mies
Sneed is taking music under Prof.
Roberts and also attending high
school in Salem.
Next Sunday will be rally day
at Auburn Sunday school. Rev.
C. C. Poling and the orchestra
from his church will be present.
gave me little pleasure, for I saw
ST. It thins Dicky ......d
James J. Crossley
of Portland, Oregon
hereby announces that he is can-
Pmcdam to. VfciTkjrt. AkJ)
"Won't ti wtt in tlu poAa."
17 Tub,jml hccWoa wbi trnml-
jrnn or wh crU tmfototi
cam, frj
t -
dldate for the Republican nomin-
Chapter G of the PEG sister
hood will meet this afternoon at
the home ot Mrs.'G. W. Laflar.
A snappy game Of Latin words
was , the main entertainment of
the evening and-much merriment
was created when the sophomore's
endeavored to drink their punch
from soup bowls.
.These, meetings are supervised
by the Latin teachers, and all pu-
severely. - '
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Browning
and family, were Phylomath visit
ors -Sunday.'
Ernest Smith, who is attending
school at Turner, spent the week
end here. r
Mrs. Conditt of Aumsville visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Carl Gibson,
during the week.
Rev. Martin Fereshetian will give j pils who are taking or have taken
a lecture on psychology, as , the two years of Latin may belong,
program for the afternoon." ' j r ,. T
' The3 Ladles' Aid society of the
Leslie Methodist church will meet
on ' Wednesday.-November 4. 1n
Leslie Hall for the regulaf No
me now., v . BlBr a i aeMrttt u private hear- wr
glad to see the picture. t it? ?'t T? Laundry "At Home"
. - havAVAeTan ' 9Vtn . MIH g C AU I ' - - I
BEE KEEPERS WILL
MEET BEXT
The . management of the New
.Varything prtnted bot the et-Kram tncruded varied Salem. Laundry has Issued Invlta-
' torto! the men to elimb: the McCormack; Kreisler. Werrenath. tiong for an .at home" on th
fOTtS 01 , me uiu I lha PhilatAlnhIa SvmnkaBv and a tuifnn .v -t e
-immntain. AS I tame over wuaj 1 1 . ' ; - -7 - vi i..mwt
L.-owfl- 0n FIew ielections in the more popular 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
street, the -women seemed to be t vein. ,
dressed i after the , same t M a Querdd Dante Saturday
- . . uriiiiani among iae -.main
fltfrts are shorter, buravLdian 11 W4nned f0r the ceiebration of ohe
hVe i yard eijcx, 1 ot the'year8 most socUUy adapu
the
4-5 from
at which
time an equipment wfll be iti full
Sessions Are Slated for Sa
lem in Afternoon and
Albany at Night
Hamilton Mead of. route 2 in
" tllllUCUk Will Ut5 IU 1UII1 - i I 'i , I
operation at the laundry locafioi I Polk county, theargest bee keep- this time drawing
t iiVAihort' skirts-'
wil. I anew III to home and I
In the jnorning go over to Baltimore..-:
Since we arrived the cry
ha rant out. pot from Macedonia,
but if rom Baltimore.- "Come over
. n4 . khi n.. liooaDve. : jatb. n.
The regular jbnsiness -tfeetlng
of the Fideles' guild was held No-
able festal days was the Hallow
e'en masquerade dance of Satur
day night in the Waldo Hills when
Mrs.L'C. Currle entertained at
the historic HIbbard farm.; Great
sheaves of colorful flowers and
at 263 South High street.
Liberty
The pupils who won in the item
gathering contest for, the past
er in Marion and. Polk counties, ia
making an effort! to organize all
the bee keepers in the two' coon-
ties, and as a result Invitations
have been sent "out to 1 2 a bee
keepers to attend the bee keepers '
convention of the two counties to
The'
was to have his brother-in-law ex
amine the wound on his head, and
my suspicious wonder concerning
the queer accident was augmented.
"I suppose I am foolish to worry
about you" I wondered j if he
caught the double meaning In my
words "hut I would feel easier
if you went to Doctor Williams in
the -morning." j
"You can sleep soundly then,"
Dicky answered, "for I'll: call a
taxi and beat it over there the
first thing. Come to. think of it,
I'll have to visit him anyway, for
I can't go around like this with a
white bandage about my leonine
brow, and I'm sure by tomorrow
the doc can fix me up with some
strips of adhesive tape over the
gauze, so I can wear a hat.1'
His voice trailed off weakly, and
he clutched at the basin as if to
steady himself. I saw that his will
power would serve him no! longer,
and again I took hold. of his arm,
it over my
tion for TJ. 8. Senator at the May,
1926, Prtamriee.
"Will work lealously for devel
opment of Oregon and support of
measures for. real benefit of farm
era as suggested by their organ!
xations."
"Favor World Court and' Reform
Senate Bales4'
ALL THE PLUMBING-
FOR WHICH YOU PAY-1
AT7THIS SHOP'S a-or
TO BE
;o.k.
7.
month are as follows: S I x t h
grade, rVeneta Rains 'and! Walter! he held Friday, November 13
EsDlIn; seventh. Teresa Mnrham-1 convention will consist of two
aatnmn "foliage decked the spa-mer and waiter Anderson; eighth. I meetings, the first to be held at Z
Of the evening went to Mrt. and-Louis ' Jorvr " iifith. ' Sabina auditorium of the Salem Chamber ". 'anc ne. wra
.. aV.-1. JtM a.J a 1 w r . I I - - - i
uarny, amopg me iu:, uu Schmidt and Cecil Dencer. . ! of Commerce, and the Second to be
Bliss Darby among, the men. . i . m :T c. rin hM in Aihanv at 7:30 o'clock in
Vm iri waa aaafRTaxi flnrinr I . .-- - i v. ,-
shoulders
"Xou're'" a Good Nurse.'
-"Don't be foolish, please," I
pleaded. MYou must get to bed at
once. Lean on me, and I'll help
you into your room."
He did not reject the aid -1 of
fered,. but he. stood irresolute for
an instant ahd I saw the' swift
o
A:
NELSON BROS.
853 Chemeketa
Phon 1906
Why p up ,rf!h an tafcrior
watch when you can con-j
veniently buy a Gruen?
Nothing is so hurtful to our self-respect
as-constant resignation to things that are.
less than our desires.
If, you have beeft long hoping to own a
watcn, in character comparable to the
position you expect to attain, you should
enjoy it now.
Under our new Divided Charge
Account Service you will find it as con
venient to buy ' a genuine Gruen as it
would be to buy an inferior watch.
- A part of the purchase price will
deliver your Gruen tomorrow. The
remainder may be divided into- equal
amounts, payable conveniently out of
your monthly income.
E i
q i -.
I f
4
Carnucht
Wkitt wM rein
forced cue, fmUj
tnfrmvd, $f
Hartman Bros.
Jewelers and SUversmlthe ;
- ...... ';;
State and Liberty, Salem," Oregon'
6 1
fThe long evenings are i here and
you will want to read more; A new
pair of lenses will make your close
work easier and more comfortable.
es Optical tompany
PORTLAND 8-LEM . 1 f? a ,
.. - . ; - ; - '..(-,JV;. M i l - . '.,, -
Masonic . Temple Building,
Salem, Oregon ?'f y
Stapl
vember M fwith the v president. the eTening hours by Miss Gladys turned-home. Monday from New- the etening.
Trenev6abbert. in thvchair. rV'An I pani Miznah PalmertonVSv Julia
4ntrt in urogram was" riven br I finrrle and Clara - Heater.
M fha fiitaa Til onrse i Mr. ana jars, ueorse nan i
iUVU4wa w . m .- " ... - . . . . - -
r atn4 !,!- Wr !M thte eonditloii Portland were special oui oi wwn
r Vr'-:r , v,aufc tniu rt or the occaaioti. J In ad-
or UI WTI-mnu war wu6 - 3 .i. An inrinded 'Mr. and
to them. - :' ' . I 'wtiaa rufht nr.4 and ifrs.
Wilson Darbr. Mr. and Mrs. F. O.
Bowersox, Mr. and Mrs. waiter
SpanldiBg, Mr. and Mrs, Max Page,
Mr.'Ana Mrs. William Mcuucnrisi,
ir:. Mr. and Mi's. Lyn Smith. Mr.
kh& Mrs. Chester A. Cox; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Webb. Air. ana Mrs. x-
H. jDalloway, Mr. ana- Mrs. ', o
Myers, Dr. nd Mrs. P. L. NewJ
myer, Dr.; and Mrs. G. C. Belling
xer, Dr. add Mrs. Charles E. Bates,
Mr. and Mr.Ka Kugel. and Mr,
and Mrs. Merlin. Hardin. . t
port where - - they risked their Prof. Scullen, bee specialist
daughter.' , . ' ' : from OAC, will lecture on; honey
Several from here attended the! bees 'and will lead an open dls-i
Red Hill ' district Sunday school I cusslon on ' bee problems, - answer-
conrention, which was held ' at I ing any questions that those pres-j
lent might wish to ask. R. J. Hen-
Minutes were read and approT-
-A ":Th. eiind adrlsor Mr. O. B.
Neptune; on account of in health,
win hare to retire from her serv-
J m4m h th most
-t rnaiM. ; Ttt H medica-
a,. a-.- I : .1. ,, 4
tion is so -saie n .
may be used ' freely,, even on . A
' habVs tender skin. It ' steps Jtch-
i in Instantly, and qticwy
comts torminting, disfiguring erap
j tions. ; At - all .Tdrusgista'-Manly Q
To " R.Uln ' Yaur- Youlhf at . Beaut
t C We reeemmend the dally use ,
i! :': J hij-x. :
' 'kiW'
xnCich ohlates 7S Pe-Iahfj ,
1 ' -.'.. Pinfcntni -
Pringle last Sunday. - -
Last .Saturday, evening - while I dricks, Salem publisher, will speak
Mr and Mrs. Fred Scott tvete en-1 on the subject, "Our Need of More
tertaining Mr.' AndlMrsV Dallas at j Bees." County Judge J.' T. Hunt
dinner, in walked a surprise party! wlIT address 'the bee-keepers on
notl- spook8-i-Teal lire friends ! the topic of "The Enforcement of
who remembered that It was . the I the Bee Law.?
birthday ot ifn. Scott, VThe affair) To add a bit ot lightness to the
was if greatly v. appreciated f by . the I meetings the services of two tal-
hosiess and greatly enjoyed by all. Tented entertainers hare been se-
Mahy 1 happy returns' of the day, cured. Alrin Mead, tenor soloist.
Mrs Scott.' ; .. " 1 1 will sing and Jim Smart will offer
. There hafe heen s nafiy visit-j humorous readings and will sing
. .-. . .-j . , - I ors in me upper rooms ai scnooii bcoicn songs.
SttSlAJSvdlim, !zA-t f during the tfrst' seven moiths of v The convention "'-Is the first
111. A I mfhiro Vriptrhin tatit TJaartters I v"""r " c ai jrenr. i mecnus m uct keepers u m uu
concentrated f!. an nunlls are dliehted in Saln. .nd inastnudi-a Sev-ral
r w i t-rja us wxa unci in eaa.aa at -ar r -
surprise pot-luck dinner on last with- the interest manifested by are rltaily and actively Interested
Wednesday eteftingat 6 o'clock, at 'theB:-TI8itaV?XKl:oml.Th inl the subject' of bees, ItJ is ex-
the armory. ' The Hallowe'en ap- visitors for the pas week; were as pected .that, there. .will. be a full
notnttttents :Wftf fi Cafr Ie"d out Id ftn fViviiroi m ib. mon ,-haaitf, ittanj,n. . ti.. MHin
attractive mannet, with thUay- hiursejf Mesdames i Pearson, "Edflir fact, arrafigemenU have been
five, hereabouts .Cart. Oihson, : George aide in? case the crowd to' gatHer
n7 mTe tifig it til tfint foltowed. W; nj CalbreatX at Dallas is too large to he seated
. t - t - Hallowe'en was. 6ot forgotten at in the Chamber of Commerce
school last Friday afternoon. After rooms to hold the' meeting actoss
the last recess witches and all that the." 'street In "the cOunty. court
goes with them: were in evidence
After the program a typical lunch
was served and enjoyed by all.
' OrJslv Hoffman . - has returned
h6me' trdm Portland. .s
i. Knalaa has rested a tafachl them their witea or friends.
Relieve Coughs. Colds
Headache. Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
with
mm
AS4ru-3Su165)araandtab ;
CWdraB'iMBrtaroJtCauJder form) 35c.
Better than a Mustard Plaster
jriinOATTADLETS
Ctym.rh.dtt Rollo Visited
A grdtip of QAR referans aftd
members' 'tit ; Barbara Prietehie
tent, Daughters of Veterans,. wf re
guests last Friday afternoon of
Comrade and Mrs: Frank Rollo at
the Rollo home.; X deciaeily. n
Joyible social time was "provided
with tttwiciiisr t xsitiss. u a ttesh
house. ' . . - . .
.- All of the hee keepers in. Mar
ion and Polk counties are" invited (
to 'attend either of the two meet
ings 6r both, and; to bring with
I S Prevent vf
Prevent
&Rc!icve
..v.
rioarseseas a
Sc Throaty f vNJ
VOUgBI, -
1
UibbmPWaacajrSaaMUbUS.A
y i
Tom Up Now. f or Added
Convenience Later
The United States National docs not look much; like
. a . bank now, does it? But all the confusion existing
now - will result' in larger banking quarters, improved
" facilities and much- more Convenience for our rapidly
growing number of patrons. .
r So as you experience the Inconvenience, keep in mind
: that all the alterations being made are fer the purpose
of added convenience later and to furnish you with a
banking home which will meet your every need.
. - ! United States
, . National Bank
Salem. Oregon
- --",. 'A.Vv'.'- - ; v.?.. v. -T- ' . ''"aaBaBa
if
i