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TRUCK AND GAR
JNBAD ACGinFNT
.Glenn Cobb of Jefferson In
Hospital as Result of
Collision
JEFFERSON. July 9. Glenn
Cobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Cobb ot Jefferson, Is in the hos
pital In Albany, Buffering with
compound fracture ot a leg, and
-Walter Brodie, ot Sunrise, who
was riding with Cobb, is nursing
badly wrenched kcce. as the re
sult of an automobile accident
which occurred about 8 o'clock
Saturday night, on the Albany,
CorralUs highway.
A light truck driyen by Cobb.
truck a touring car driven- by
Ira. H. C. Rowlee, of Albany,
rs. Rowlee mo aped injury, but
ler car was badly damaged. The
accident occurred about three
miles west of Albany.
The Cobb truck struck the
oaring ear lust in front of the
sit front wheel, with force, send-
jg Mrs. Rowlee's car Into the
lfefc, and the truck shot across
ie pavement to the railroad
trade, breaking off an eight-inch
ftlephone pole before It stopped.
Cobb has been working at Fee
pee, but he will be confined to
the hospital for some time, owing
to nis injury.
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FAMILIES
AT
SALEM
HOPEWELL. July 9 Mr. and
Crs. Frank Campbell, and daugh
r, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steph
nna and imii ttiAi th wart
iing of Miss .Helen Miltonberger
na Ed was- of Salem, Satur
day evening.
John Camnbell and T.vnKev
Campbell of Portland and Ralph
Campbell and ion f Salem were
dinner guests t the borne of Mr.
ana Mrs. a. k. campben. Sun
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stephens
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Branson attended the Branson
reunion held at the Sheridan city
paik, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rogers and
daughter, Barbara were visitors
at Willamette Sunday.
A surprise party was held In
honor of Barbaranjtogers Satur
day evening.
CHURCH
GROUPS
JIT
HAZEL GREEN ACTIVE
HAZEL GREEN. Jaly 9 Mrs.
Orrille Luckey will be hostess for
the monthly meeting of the Wo
men's Missionary Society- July 10
at 2 o'clock. f
The program will be a patriotic
one and the subject is Home
Missions. The worship service
will be led by Marjory Looney.
The Christian Endeavor con
ducted an excellent patriotic wor
ship service Sunday at 11 o'clock.
I ola Luckey is president ot this
live society.
Ernest and Cecil Luckey, Les
lie and Hufford spent the week
end at Netarts.
OR. W. S. GflRBOrJ TO
BE AT SILHTOII
SILVERTON, July Dr. W
S. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon came
down from Portland Sunday to
deliver the sermon at the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Doctor
Gordon will move his family here
this week.
Rev. Thomas Hardie, who baa
been serving Sllverton, has moved
to McMinnville. Rev. Sidney Hall,
who was at McMinnville . has
gone to Ashland. Rev. Mr. Hall la
also a former Sllverton pastor.
ROBERTS SCIIGOU
in
Painting of Buildings and
Cleaning of Grounds
.Underway
ROBERTS, July f At the di
rector's meeting Tuesday evening
at the school house bids ; for
painting the school house were
acted upon. W. C. Pettyjohn's
bid was accepted. He will paint
the inside and outside of the
Bchoolhouse. the play shed and
the woodshed.
In the near future plans are
being made to have a bee to clean
up and level the school grounds.
Raymond Higglns is running a
ditch filler for his unele, P. T.
Parker. They are working on the
gas line between Eola and Inde
pendence. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carey
and children of Portland and Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Ramsden of Sa
lem were Fourth of July guests
of Mr. -and Mrs. L. F. Clymer.
Ed Clymer who is working sear
Bandon, spent the week-end with.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Clymer.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blanken
shlp and son and Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Nichol and little daughter
went to Loagview, Wn., on the
Fourth to visit Mrs. Blanken
shlp's sister, Mrs. Aubrey Greer.
Mrs. Anna Lewis, of Salem,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. P.
Blankenship. Mrs. Lewis Is a
fanner resident of this commun
ity. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Thorcy
have returned from Los Angeles
where they spent several weeks
with Mr. Shorey's mother. She
passed away June 28.
Gertrude Heyden and Carl
Heyden visited In Salem Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gust Heyden. '
Laurence Hennlngsen has re
turned home and will stay with
his mother, Mrs. Julia Hennlng
sen this summer.
Gust Heyden is spending part
of this week on his farm here.
The Heyden's are filling one of
their sDes with oats for summer
feed for the cows; They are milk
ing Sf eowa at present.
- Cherries Are Picked
Carpenter Bros, finished pick
ing Lamberts, "VvVdnesday.
Letty Brown, Gladys Hale and
Lor en Gower visited at Harlan,
over the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. McDonald.
Fred Brown and Everett Moore
are staying several days with Fred
Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C-W. Brown.
Miss Laone Leeper of Red'
mond, Washington, returned
home Friday after several weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Leeper.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Davenport,
and Mrs. A. E. Atdel, Mrs. Dav
enport's sister, went to Portland
Sunday to visit relatives.
B. D. Fidler finished picking
cherries on Tuesday.
GUESTS ABE
AT Mil HOMES
MARION. July s Mr. and
Mrs Glenn Davidson and Lester
Davidson spent their Fourth of
July vacation at the home of
Mrs. M. J. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Roberts
and children of Blaine, Washing
ton spent several days the latter
part of last week visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Ro
land. Mrs. Roberta is a sister of
Mrs. Rolands. Mr. Roberts Is
employed in the immigration ser
vice on the Canadian border.
Francis Barber was home from
Salem for a two day visit Satur
day and Sunday.
Sam Slyter who Is employed by
the Powers Logging Co. at Pow
ers, Oregon came down from that
point the latter part of last week
for a visit with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Slyter.
Viola Bouck of Portland spent
the Fourth with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Bouck returning
to Portland Sunday where she Is
employed as stenographer for the
East Side Commercial club.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brlggs
and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Smith of
Portland were visitors at the
MM CLUB
BACKS ill TREATY
Decision Made Following
Address of Rev. J. J.
' Handsaker
V ONMOTJTH. Julv 9 Rev. J.
J. Handsaker of Portland was a
Monmouth visitor today, and ad
dresneii the student-bod? and fac
ulty ot the Oregon Normal school
at convocation; and was guesi
speaker' at the Lions club lunch
eon.
Following Reverend Handsak-
er's inspirational message, R. B.
Swenson was named Lions com
mittee chairman to telegraph an
urgent appeal to Oregon con
gressmen for ratification ot the
London naval treaty.
Mrs. D. M. Hewett and her
niece Miss Ida Harris attended
the Hewett family reunion held
Saturday at Unionvale near Day
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scholl and
children and his sister Miss Lor-
etta Scholl of Foster attended the
Fourth of July festivities held at
Cascadia. The- celebration there
was a week end affair and an un
usually large crowd was in at
tendance. '
Monmouth residentially, was
pretty well depleted Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday. The normal
and . training schools were closed
and most ot the student body and
a great many faculty members
went elsewhere for the three-day
week end. Local residents also
took advantage of the lull In bus
iness affairs to enjoy a brief re
spite from labors; and the First
National bank closed Saturday
afternoon commencing the week
ly half holiday which bank offi
cials of Polk voted recently to
adopt this summer.
LabisK Center
LABISH CENTER, July 9
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fos
ter will be happy to learn of the
arrival ot a fine baby boy at the
Foster home near Valseti. This
is their second child. Mrs. Foster
before her marriage was Miss
Dorothy Isham.
Mrs. R- J. Voegeleln of Leban
on was a dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Hornschuch Sunday.
Mrs. Voegeleln, who hss been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. R.
Daugberty. returned to her home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Klampe,
Grace, Valmer, Leslie, and Arlene
Klampe . motored to Woodburn
Sunday afternoon where they
were guests of Mrs. Klampe's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. I
Springer. '
Miss Constance Weinman, who
Is studying in Portland, spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weinman.
FIRECRACKERS
CAUSE OF
9-
ARE
INJURY
Pocket Proves Poor Storage
Place For Extra Supply
Recently
AUBURN, July 9 Norman
Krehblel Is nursing a burn on his
leg, from the effect of celebra
ting the Fourth. .
While tiring firecrackers the
ones he had in his pocket became
Ignited resulting in a badly burn
ed leg.
Ben H. Hawkins and family
motored to Roseburg for over the
Fourth. A side trip was taken to
Myrtle Point, Bandon, Marsh
field and Reedsport.
Tbis community extends sym
pathy to Mrs. Roy Hammer, in
her recent bereavement. Her,
father. Stamper Logsdon passeed
away Sunday : evening At her
home. Mrs. Logsdon earn west
last fall in hopes that the milder
elimate of the - west would im
prove his health. .
Mrs. Roy Rodgers and Mrs. a
C. Armstrong have had as their
house guests, their filter;, Mr
Dora Knapp of Walla Wallaand
Miss Ruby Porter of Seattle. They
stopped enroute to Crater Lake,
on their return the Armstrong
family and the Rodgers family
will join them in a trip to the
coast.
George Wltte and family spent
the Fourth of July with a camp
ing trip to Breltenbush Springs.
PICNICS ENJOYED
KINGS VALLET, July
Family picnics were the form of
celebration of most of the people
of this community and the banks
of the Lucklamute river were the
scene of many jolly parties.. The
Burbank clan met near Pedee, the
Ritner, Arnold and Sheythes fam
ilies near Wildwood and the Sld
dall family and the Woodhouse
famiy near Foster.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith
nnr tho VflTirth
Mlsq Araea Conrtrieht arrived
from SutherHn Monday for a vis
it with her mother, Mrs. K. it.
Pickard.
Orlis
Mouth Wash
Large pjq
9I.OO Bottle I UC
Kill cold nu
Protects the threat
Parifie the mouth
Sweetens the breath and
hardens the genu
Capital Prag-Stre
JHUjLTT EUttOn aiml USttEn
or
Pyrolac
Tooth Paste
37c
50c
Tube
Contains mCk of
ncala that wentraBxes
month acUity. Prevents
decay and cleans the teeth
Talcs
60c Ail-Purpose Talc 39c
1.00 Amelita Face Pwd. 79c
1.00 La Peggie Face Pwd..'..79c
25c Lorna Rose Talc .23c
60c Peau Doux Face Pwd 31c
Hair
Brushes
75c
$1.00
Valne
A good lookiag- durable
hair brash firmly set with
sterilised bristles in hard
wood back.
Shaving Needs
1.00 Fragrant Vegetal 89c
35c Peau Doux Shav Cr.. 31c
25c Peau Doux Talc . 23c
Styptic Pencil . 10c
50c Peau Doux After
Shaving Lotion 39c
Justrite Cleaning -Fluid
85o
Valne . . . ,
Ra vea snots
stains from the ssoat
delicate fabrics with-
net injnry. Will
leave n ring-.
29c tfSh
Perl
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A Beautiful
Will be given free
during this sale
with each purchase
amounting to
$1.00 or over.
These beautiful boxes contain Shampoos, Sharing
Cream, Face Powder, Creams, Lotions, Drntifrirri all
useful everyday needs with an actual retail aloe of 50c
Attend this sale and avail yourself of this opportunity to
secure a gift box in addition to substantial savings on
all your purchases.
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Creams Lotions
50c Perfection Cold Cream 45c
50c Amelita Theat. Cream 45c
r.00 Lemon Cold Cream :.69c
50c Crea m Almond Lotion 39c
50c Perfecton Van. Cream..39c
Bath
Brushes
55c
75c
Value ..
Selected tron white
bristls firmly set in weed
backs. , Straighi
able: handle.
Hair Meeds
35c Bandoline, 4 oz.
50c Hair Gloss
25c
40c
50c La Peggie Brffliantine-42c
50c Egg & Oil Shampoo 42c
35c Liquid Brilnantine 29c
1.00 Quinine Hair Tonic ...79c
Remedies
15c Aspirin Tablets, irs 10c
35c Hinkle Pills, 1008.: 25c
25c MercurocBrorae , 17c
25c Castor OiL 3 oz. 17e
35c Milk of Magnesia 29e
75c Rubbing Alcohol ,. 39c
- 35e Campho Lyptiw 30c
25c Epsom Salts, 1 lb. .17c
25c Glycerine, 3 oz. .17e
25c Camphorated Oil 17c
1.00 American Mineral OiL79c
" . 25c Glycerine & Roeewater17c
: 35c Spirits of Camphor..30e
75c Imported OBve Oil 50:
1.00 Fletcher Mouth Wash..79c
1J25 Phospho-Comp. finp
VACATION GPECIALC
2 Boxes Modess
(12 la each box)
1 Trial Package
(0 Nedees cosspncS)
...90c
...25c
$1.15
ALL
79c
Husslan r.linerat Oil
79c
1 on.
Bottle ,
oil tbatk
fertlMsnSef
of jtejaetisntle.
$1.50 Petrolagar :
50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste..
60c Gillette Razor Bfaules-.
1.00 Coty Face Powder L
50c Ovaltine
1.00 Ovaltine
41i5
1.00 Krank's Lemon Cream.
50c Phillips Milk Magnesia.
Lemon CcstHa
Chsstpbo
xnbe ;r.45c
tbe nelr.
CentalnatnetrMj-Ue
1 75c Three Flowers Face Powder
25c Cuticura Soap . -
60c Syrup of Figs '
i V PrnviU-fWawie
; 60c Sal Hepatica ' ' , ...
9c
.45c
79
-45c
.89c
9c
.38e
.69e
20c
49e
-25c
-49c
Toiletries
50c Tidy Deodorant 45
50c Amelita Rouge ..45c
50c Amelita Nail Gloss
L and Remover 45c
S5c Perfection Cold Cream..29c
r.lcdicino Chest
Needs
50c Bay Rum, 8 oz.
.45c
JLOe
-79c
Boric Add Pwd, 2 oz.
1.00 L Q. S. EuHr..
25e Justrite Corn Remedy23c
60c Analgesic Balm ,, . ,..50c
75c Witch Hazel, 16 oz. 35c
1.00 Olafsen's Cod
Liver OiL 16 ox. j ,79c
25c Zinc Stearate 23c
405 State Street
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Women who buy for men find shopping a pleasure at Bis
hop's. Large assortments fine quality low prices court
eous treatment
Tie New Super
Just-Rite Overalls
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BISHOP'S SPECIAL!
JUSTRITE OVERALLS
Compare this Overall with any In town at
this price
Made with every strong feature of Can't
Bust 'Em construction. The cloth is tub test
ed 220 denim, cut full to size, high back,
large size watch and pencil pocket on bib,
two deep cut hip and front pockets. Front
pockets lined with heavy sailcloth. Every
point of strain bar tacked, leg seams triple
stitched.
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Introducing the
Outstanding Value
in the Low Price
Field
A full cut garment made of
extra heavy 2.20 denim. A
full cut overall in the low
price field carrying the spe
cial features of high priced
overalls. Ex
clusive w 1 th
Bishop's. MadeJ
hi Can't Bust
'Em factories
for this store.
UNION MADE
Cant Bust "Em Cold Label. This overall Is made of
Can't Bust "Em Gold Label Twill not denim. We
guarantee you extra wear, protection against dust and
grease. The fabric Is much closer woven than In ordi
nary overalls, lees shrinkage, yarns are mill Qf?
shrunk, improved construction .....tDJ-'J
UNION MADE
We ask you to compare this overall with any
other of anywhere near this price
CANT BUST "EM OVERALLS Painters and Plaster
er'sMade of heavy sailcloth, reinforced m knees with
ai-lnch patch, specially constructed brush pocket on
bib, also rear brush, loops, double rule (PI HP
pockets on each side DX4tl
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WORK SHIRTS
Bid TANK BRAND
A full blue and grey chambray
shirt, triple stitched, two button-
down pockets, one pencil pocket,
Six button front, wen shaped;
collar, none-breakable bu
A real shirt sold for considerable
more In most stores than our
present price
of
$1.00
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Bishop's
Special
Value
Moleskin
Pants
Uew Oattez fabrle
pantn The Celtex
ported te be the finest
It Is fast
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n-teki'rt
wSsnnwwwntfann-k"
are saane ie stand the hardest
f wear. eekts are Xned wtth -
heavy twO tear p chefs have
bnUosHdews) tabs. Try a pair ef
these peats right away and note
the lew price. Cempnre H wHb
any ecaer hs Saiess.
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$229
E-Z-ON BRAND Blue chambray work shirts, triple
stitched, cut good and roomy, non-breakable buttons,
two button-down pockets, one pencil pocket, fire-button
front Compare this shirt with any other of on
like price and note the difference. Priced .... .OtC
WELL MADE BRAND WORK SHIRTS The name
speaks for Itself in this value-giving shut. Blue cham
bray, pullover style shirt, triple stitched, out full. Ton
get your money's worth In every shirt jr
and then some Priced DDC
Safety-First Guard Tot
WORK SHOES
The latest thing m work shoes sold here exclusively.
Recommended1 by an Safety councils lor aaSl workers
and others. These shoes hare a toe speda&y built to
resist as bJgh as 809 pounds of weight dropped upon H
Waterpreefed efled veal, heavy sekw ,. 15.65
Medium weirht tanned Elk cia
xwnvy setes taanea
X-S
Red Wrist'12z. Material
CANVAS GLOVES
17c
6 PAIR FOR $1.00
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then wJshlag lettered shew
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