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The tfew OREGON Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, October 11, 1928 j
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RECEPTION BY
P.T.A.T
ONIGHT
Teaching Staff of Silverton
Schools to be Welcomed
With Program
SIUVERTOK, Ore., Oct. 10.
Sunday School
flames Officers
I For Next Year
HAZEL GREEN, Ore.. Oct. 10.
(Special) The Hasel Green
Sunday school has elected the fol
lowing officers for the coming
year: .' '
r Superintendent, Mrs. G. - C.
assistant - superintendent, Mrs. C.
A; Van- Cleave; secretary, Iola
Luckey; assistant secretary, Char
lotte Van Clearer treasurer Glen
CSpecial The Silverten- Parent-(Looney; librarian. Helen Davis.
. Teacher association: .will give the
annual reception for the teachers
In the Eugene Field auditorium
on Thursday evening.
- Following a musical program,
-1 refreshments will be served. Mrs.
Lee Alfred is in charge of the re
freshment committee, Mrs. E. A.
- Booth is chairman of the program
committee, and Mrs. A. W. Kleeb
lias charge of the decorations.
Welcome Planned
Mrs. H. B. Latham will deliver
the address of welcome which will
be responded to by Miss Brager of
the senior high. Musical numbers
will be given by the girls glee
club of the-high school, a duet by
Mssrs. Booth and Smith, and a
solo by Mrs. Tate.
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Clifton Clemens Is attending O-
A. C. at Corvallls.
W. G. Davis, Louis W ampler and
Edward Hashlebacker are on a
bunting trip to Klamath county.-
Mrs. W. G. Davis has returned
from Coquille, where she visited
her granddaughter; Shirley Jean,
baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Slater.
BUT DEER EACH
1 FRUITLAND, Ore., Oct. 10.
rsneci&n A. L. Smith has" re
turned from a deer hunt trip to
outhern Oregon. Although he
was unable to bring home any
venison, he reported a good -time.
He says there were a good many
deer, but the woods were too dry.
Mrs. Emma Runner of this com
munity left recently for Hood
Rhfl Is arolne to stay at
the home her daughter and son
In-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. Massy.
Resides having a pleasant visit
here, she is planning to work in
th anDle harvest.
Word, has been received from
Mrs. Harmon, who is now staying
at -the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Gardner, in Hamlet. Neb. As soon
. .hp arrived in Hamlet she was
a- doctor's care. She
underwent a major operation
some time ago, and han been in a
wheel chair ever since. It is feared
hat he will be forced to stay
In the wheel chair for sometime
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HELD IT T
URNER
47TH lIIBSIf
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H i NOTED
BROOKS. Ore.. Oct. 10. (Spe
cial) Complimenting Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott Savage on their 47th
wedding anniversary, 25 relatives
and friends called to spend the
evening October 6. Cards and
music were the diversions of the
evening. Ralph Sturgis won the
first prise among the men with
Mr. Ward second, and Mrs. Al
Wood was first among the women
with Miss Doris Wood second..
At a late , hour refreshments
were served by Mrs. Walter Ful
ler assisted by Mrs. J. P. Aspln
walL
Those enjoying the evening
were Mrs. Agnes Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Imlah. Miss Ethel
Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Ward,
all of Salem: Mr. and Mrs. Al
Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stur
gis. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Aspinwall,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuller,
Misses Doris and Margaret Wood,
Lucile Aspinwall, Elliott Fuller,
Lewis, Elinor and Clarita Fuller,
all of Brooka.
Figures Reveal
School Growth
AUBURN. Ore., Oct. 10. (Spe
cial) Enrollment at present in
the senior room of' the Auburn
school is 33. which is five more
than at the same time last, year,
In the primary room there are 29
pupils now enrolled as compared
to SO last year. Four new fami
lies are represented.
EASTERN STAB
Hallowe'en Event Will be
Given in "Masonic Hail --
on October 31
WOODBURN. Ore.. Oct. 10.
(Special A Hallowe'en carnival
is to be' given by the local chap,
ter of the Order of the Eastern
Star, October SI at 8 p. m. in the
Masonic hall.
The hall is to represent a coun
try fair and carnival where for
tunes are told, candy, ice cream
and hot-dogs may be purchased
and fish-ponds yield their sur
prises. - -
A fancr worn bootn ana a gara-
en booth will be the 'principle fea
tures aside from the program.
Mrs. H. F. Butterfleld,- in charge
of the garden booth .will .have
choice belbs and plants for sale.
- Committee named
The general committee in
charge of - the affair is; Miss
Gladys Adams, chairman; Mrs.
F. G. Haveman. Mrs. e. u. ism-
fmett. Mrs. Wayne .Gill. Mrs.
Maude Mocher, Mrs. KODeix
Scott.
The various committees are in
charge of the following women:
Advertising. Eira L.ywe; xancy
work, Mrs. F. G. Evenaon; iisn
pond Mrs. Paul Coleman; stunts,
Mrs.C. J. Espy; garden booth,
Mrs. H.. F. Butterfield; decora
tions, Mrs. Ray Gibbons; food.
Mrs 'Herman Bontrager. Mrs. B.
G. Emmett, Mrs. Wayne Gill;
candy, Mrs. L. R. Tweedie.
HQMER WOOD
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Mr. and Mrs. Woodford left Sun
day ..for St. Helens, Ore., where
they will reside. -. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of Port
land visited Mr. and. Mrs. Floyd
Shepherd over the week end. , .
Mr.- and Mrs. Hugh Mage of
Ashland visited their v sons ' at
Crooked Finger Monday. - .
Mr. ind'Mrs. WiU Looney and
daughter Pauline, Ellen and Mil
dred, of near ML. Angel, Mrs. T.
Maplethorpe, Miss Lorraine Hogg
and Ross Hill visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Hogg on Sunday. .
Mr. and Mm." Harry Hicks have
sold their place near Scotts Mills
and moved back on the Abiqna.
The teachers in this vicinity at
tended Teachers Institute held in
Salem Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Landwing and
children were visitors in Silverton
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pounder ofl
Silverton visited Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Scott Sunday.
Quite a number of Scotts Mills
folk attended Frank Hettwer'a,
sale near ML. Angel Thursday.'
Rural Carriers
In Semi-Annual
County Meeting
SILVERTON. Ore.. Oct. 10.
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. C W.
Reed, M. S. Chandler and Miss
Ina Herald of the Silverton post
office, and "Daddy". Town, .retir
ed mail ' carrier, attended th
semi-annual . rural mail carriers'
convention . held In Stayton Sat
urday night.
The meeting, opened with a
banquet, followed by a program
and a social hour.. The next meet
ing, which will be held in May
1929, will peijxaps be in saver-
ton.
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TURNER, Ore., Oct. 10 -(8pe.
out .Tne funeral of Mrs; "S. E
wathiaa seed 9 5 was held at the
Methodist Episcopal church-Mon
day afternoon. Rev. J. J. Micaey
'of Salem officiated. ;
G. A. G. Moore was in Turner
Monday afternoon for the Mathlas
funeral. , .
The women of the Christian
church helped serve tne luncheon
Tuesday at the Harrlson-Ander-.
son-Davis sale. , n
Surprise Grange wilj hold a
special program at the grange
' hall Saturday. October 13. It will
be "corn day." An outside speak
er is expected. Members and
friends are urged to be present.
School resumed Wednesday aft
er the two day session of the
teachers' lnstitnte in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Thomason
are moving into their new home.
Mrs. O. P. Given has gone to
Seattle to enter a hospital tor a
' major operation.
Mrs. Scott Funston entertained
- her parents from Portland Satur.
- day, and also Miss Grace Funston.
Recent Bride Is
Accorded Shower
SILVERTON, Ore. Oct. .
(Special) The Loyal Berlans
and the Loyal Women of the
Christian church honored Mrs.
Ed. Cook a recent bride, with a
miscellaneous shower Tuesday af-
SILVERTON, Ore.,
(Special) Mr. and
ternoon at the home of her moth-i Fltzgerell and - Mr.
Galbraih Farm.
gamQccupied
AUBURN. Ore.. Oct. 'l0.(SpW
clal) The Galbrath fafnv better
known here as the C. A. Dowd
place, which has been vacant for
some. time,, has recently been rent
ed by R. Roy- Rodgers, who is em
ployed at the Lloyd Lee hatcher.
LEVELED DY
TwnKPENDENCE. Oregon, OeL.
10 (Special) The large barn be-
lAnHnr to Homer Wood, one mile
north of town on the Salem Ind
f endence highway, was totally de
stroyed by fire Monaay evening i
fthout 10 o'clock.
The barn contained'' 15 tons oi
hav. which was destroyed.
Several hundred dollars worth
of farm machinery, including a
large tractor, was- rescued from the
blaze, after the fire was well un
der wav. The livestock also was
rescued.
Mr. Wood stated that he had no
idea of the origin of the fire unless
it was spontaneous combustion in
the wet hay.
He contemplates rebuilding the
barn at once.
The building was coveredJy in
mrance but the hay was not.
rs uepart
For Alsea Trip
INDEPENDENCE. Ore. Oct. 10.
(Special) A party consisting of P.
Kurre, Ed Wunder and Ell Fluke,
left Tuesday for a fishing trip of
several days duration on the AUea.
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Literature Meet
Plan For Sunday
HAZEL GREEN. Ore.. Oct. 10.
(Special) The Women's Mis
sionary association will hold i's
annual literature meeting Sun
day, October 14. at 11 o'clock at
the church. Mrs. Charles Lanhara
will be the leader. Mrs. W. G.
Davis will teach the mission study
class, using a "book on Africa. .
RETURN FROM COAST
SCOTTS MILLS, Ore., Oct. 10.
(Special) A reception was
given in the I. O. O. F. hall Fri
day night for the teachers, spon
sored by the P. T. A. A short
program was given after which
refreshments were served to about
75 persons. The teachers are
Mrs. Bethel Taylor, -principal;
Miss Raycraft, Mrs. Walmer, Mrs
Frailer and Miss Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben De Jardin
were In Salem Tuesday on bust
net.
Miss Doris Hogg, a student at
Parrlsh Junior high in Salem,
spent the week end with her par
ents, returning to Salem Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frost of Spo
kane, Wash., have moved onto the
Hartzler place at Crooked Finger.
A surprise shower, was given
Saturday night for Mrs. Denny
Woodford at the home of her
mother, Mrs. N. Schmaltz. Many
attractive presents were received
by Mre. Woodford, a recent bride.
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Mrs.
er, Mrs. Hanson, on South Water I Floyd Allen have returned from
street. 'a week's stay at Waldport. ,
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Extension
Convenience urges an
Telephone
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Just as you appreciate running water in more than ; '
one room in the house, 10 you would appreciate an
extension telephone. Its
cost is only a few cents a
day; its convenience is
great, and sometimes it
is even a factor in guard
ing the taftty of your'
household.
This home of two stor
ies has its main telephone
in the dining room and
an extension in the owner's bedroom. -
An extension in tho :
I owner bedroom is con
venlent f or the house- x
wife by day, and make
thetelephoffe readily
srvaflabUbrnirht. - '
The cost U YefysnxalL
West Salem News
By Helen H. Bodolf hane 24021
Woman Driver Is
Forced Of f Road
: Mrs, H. R. McDowell of the
Capital Tourist camp, was in an
automobile accident near Turner
yesterday. .She was going along
the highway south of Turners
when she, was hit by-another car
which some boys were - driving,
who broke the fender and wheel
of her car. Mrs. McDowell went
as far into the ditch as possible
without upsetting to avoid a . col
lision.' - She was accompanied, by
her three children. While she was
quite badly shaken up no one was
hurt. , C .. -
Methodist -church. This tea is one
of the first of West Salem's social
community. affairs, and is eagerly
awaited. Mrs. DeLapp lives on
Third street just across from the
church. ;
Ed Brock, who has been seri
ously ill with asthma, is conval
escing at his home. ;
W. D. PhflUps of West Salem
is still at Tumwater, Wash., where
he is doing carpenter work on the
new paper-mill that is being in
stalled there.
' Mrs. W. G. Porter, of Junction
City, and : daughter," Miss Mable
Porter, who is teaching at Cor
bett Ore., this winter, and A. F.
MeCowenfrom Los"Angele8, were
guests over the week-end with
Mrs. H. R." McDowell. Mrs. Por
ter and Mrs. McDowell are sisters.
Mr. MeCowen was formerly a res
ident of West Salem. It nas been
25 years since be was here. Mr.
MeCowen is Mrs. McDowell's
father.
Mrs. Ralph Sebern, Mrs. F. A.
Miles, Mrs. G. Lee, and Mrs. Dale
Lemon bave completed prepara
tions for the silver tea to be given
at the home oJMrs. Nina DeLapp
Wednesday afternoon. This is a
benefit tea for the Ford Memorial
In the olden days a man won
his wife with a club. Nowadays h
of ta loses her; by the same
meajo. Altoona Mirror.
Highway Bridge
At Luckiamute
, Now Completed
MONMOUTH, Ore., Oct. 10.
(Special) The new ' West Side
highway bridge over the - Lucki
amute river near.Helmick park is
now open, and all workmen's
equipment Is being removed. The
bridge was forced into premature
service more than two weeks ago.
when a car crashed through the
temporary bridge causing injury
to a- number, of travelers.
Autumn is that melancholy sea
son when you are fed up on base
ball and not yet excited anout
football. Klamath News.a
Marriage Here
Saturday Eveki
HAZEL GREEN. Oct. 10.
(Special) Miss 7Rosalie WUUam
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N.
P. Williamson, was married to :
Harold Burns of West Salem Sat
urday at the parsonage of ..'the
Christian church in Salem. ,
Misi Mildred Williamson bf!Sa- .
lem entertained with a dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Sunday. TL
guests were Mr. and Mrs. N. V.
Williamson, Miss Carolyn. William
son, victor Williamson, Louis .
Bart ruff, the guests of honor and
ihe hostess. A T vi
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lamctte Valley with its prosperous farm and thriving communities.
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equaled for sccaery with the added advantages of frequent schedules,
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between PortUtvt and Ashland. .
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WE PROMISED YOU
that it would be and
it is one of the most stupend
ous furniture events ever held
in this city The biggest
crowds the biggest values,
and the biggest display of
fine living room furniture-r
But Saturday is the last day
the last chance to save
Don't put it offl
Just a Few Examples of the Savings
You know the reputation of
lilLTWEIX Futniture- "All that
its nam implies" and you know
the reputation of this store for
greater value-giving, j Here is your
opportunity to buy the furniture you
want at a REAL saving of money.,
Famous
Biltwell Furniture
at Remarkable
Savings
Call our business office
and say 1 want an eoc
tenslon telephoni." SV:
THI fACIVIC TBLSrHONI
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AND TtLBGaAPH COiKTAtiX '
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Acidity
The common eanse of digestive
dlf f lenities is excess acid. Soda
cannot alter this condition, and It
burns the ' stomach.' Something
that win neutralise the acidity
Is the sensible thing to take. -That
1s vrhv physicians tetl the public
to ase PhllliDa Milk ot Magnesia.
. One spoonful of this delightful
preparation can neutralise many
times its volume in add. It acts
instantly; relief Is quick, and very
apparent. -4. All gas is- dlspejed;
all sourness . Is soon goner the
whole system In - sweetened. . Do
.try tlIs "perfect anU-acid.. and re.
member-tris Just as good lor chil
dren, too, and pleasant tor them to
take. ..'.-.r r -..'" v.-"-' "t,
Any drugstore has the genuine
-prescriptions! .product.--' -
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A Few Other Piltwell
Davenports and Chairs
Offered in Thia Sale
An attractive suite in mo
hair with reverse cushions).
Davenport and chair.
Xuzurlous pillow-arm suite.
. large and deep-seated, mo
hair covered with reverse
cushions. Davenport - and
two large chairs, 3 pieces
03SQ
Special
Credit
Arrangements
This -Piece Suite is Priced 'Way Below Regular!
The hand-carved legs in mahogany finish are a eature of
this Biltwell suite, as are the large, graceful arms. Up
holstered in mohair, with reversible cushions in beautiful
tapestry, it is extraordinarily handsome furniture. Chair
is the popular Biltwell 'Xtomfy back" type. A truly re
markable value.
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Davenports in the Sale
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-Bill Brazeca't
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ThSngi FJusiccl
Worthy of the finest living room here is
a Biltwell Dual-Use Davenport that
leaves nothing to be desired. Large and
deep-seated it is luxuriously comfortable
either-as davenport or bed. Upholstered
in highest grade velour - id 1A C A
it is a super-value at , vl IV 0 V
Cogswell
Chairs
Marvelous
New Styles
at
Splendid
Savings
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Interests
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