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The C?j:GO:i STATESMAN, Clsa. Ore; Wcfatsday Lrcrnlr. llsrch 16, 1S22 -
'JOE JiiLlESES
II0MSUEST5
On 25 Yedding Anniver
' . sary; Magee vReturrvsg
: lo . nomurouK , -
; SCOTTS MILLS, March : 1 S
Sir. .and lIIn. - Joe -James; was
pleasantly -surprised Saturday
nlibt at their borne, three and
en half mllea from Scotta Mills
on the Silverton-Marquam! road.
The occasion v their 25th wed
41ns anniversary. About SO were
present ao they went tothe Mar
aam hall. A mock weddins vras
tti ATDnlnr Y.. ta in
the evening lunch was . served.
Guests present were frotn Silrer
ton, Salem. Corranis.Woodburn,
IXarquam and Scotts Mills. The
Jameses were i presented with a
.tt' piece ' aflrer set, -.f: ' ...-; "
Ellis Nicholson is carryinr the
jnail on the route (or ; Carl Mil
lard, who la confined to, his home
with" Inflammatory rheumatism.
i The- Scotts 'Mills 'grange met
Thursday night In Vthe Groshong
building. (or a social time.. ;
The R. N; A. club met Friday
f ot an : mil day meeting c in . the
club room in the Groshong build
ings Mra. ; William- Pry, Mrs.
George Haynea and Mra. - A. J,
Ettlln were hostesses (or - the
dinner.' A short business meeting
was held in the afternoon. Mm.
Herman Land wing, ' Mra. Levi
Kellls .and Mrs. E. R. Lawrence
axe to be hostesses for the next
meeting to be April 1.
- i- HBIB JUKCO leu fiuiua; iu
Hornbrook.. CallL, where he has
-been working. : He waa ' called
" home two- weeks ago by the 111-
neas ot his eon Dale, who has re-
The play "Fingerprints" ; given
by the P. T. A. Friday night la
. the I. O. O. T. hall was well at
tended. Eaeh one acted his part
wall, especially Raymond Kellls
Taa the expert. The. proceeds Fri
day night were over ISO.
8UNNTSIDE,. March IS. Sun
nyslde i appreciated the ; splendid
vrotram of music, song and speech
presented Thursday by a group of
boosters out to swat Old Man De
gression.' and who succeeded in
eattterlng the bloom (or the time
being. This crowd of entertainers
were Salem men from the cham
ber of commerce. "Tiny- ItcNam
ars, who performed at the piano.
was much enjoyed and a great de
light to the small boy. and brought
xoritt repeaieu ncur. nww
Crawford, field man with the Ladd
4 Jk Bush bank, spoke on the signs
ot the times and the prune situa
tion; The aalem male quartet won
mS annlan.A t
Farming7 operations are going
forward as weather will permit.
Loganberry Tines are being train
ed up on the wire, some tields are
a week ahead. Much of the wheat
" suffered from the severe winter
weather, ; canting - the heaving up
and freeslng ot the grain plant. .
The ling of hammer and saw
are heard abroad In the land as
new buildings .are being construct
ed, several new homes are in the
making along the highway, new
families moving in seeking better
locations. . ;
r ROBERTS March 15 A large
appreciative audience was at the
Community club meeting here
Saturday night. After ; a short
business session, with President
Sachenbnrg presiding, the chair
man of program committee took
charge.;
Mr. Edwards of the , State
Grange gave an Instrnctlve and In
teresting talk on grange work. He
tressed the necessity ot coopera
tion among the farmers. tf
. .Little Bettr Jane Conner re-
Sraopiii ef Aaaual guteaat el tke
rkie Marie fire Ins. Co. 144. ef Te
lle, ia the Xaplre of Japan, en. toe tair
ty-flrtt aay DeomUr. 19S1. aw4 to
sae Iaeanaee ComaiMioaac ot the State
ef Oregon, purieaat to law: r .
; -CAPtTAJj
ntorast of iptit eapita, 1500,000.00.
. - INCOME
Kt prralaau recelvol dating ths raaz,
ta.14i.eS0.TS. .-
Iatann, dfrldmct aa rests i reeciToi
derlaff U 7, Sa7.6a.0.
loreeje from ether enreee reeotrid Aar
tar ae year. 1,010,17.78.
Total taeoma, gl.790.S3S.5e. 1
' - mSBUBSEMXMTS - ''
t Iomi paic dariag the year Inelna-
,4itn xpeatM. 91.A61.44S.Sft.
. Dlrideada paid ea eapital stock darug
the eu. n. r - - ' -
ComnilMleaa aad aalarles paid dariag
he yer S21,B77.t. . . . .
h.. geteToi.!4 "
sMas- U .1 :
Tetal MpBditar, tl.ig,t0.ei. k
f ' ASSETS - -
Beiamraaee KeaeTarable en t al 4
Value, et ml eaUU ewae4 (aarket
. )'! el tUeVa aa4 henea wne4 (mar-
. tM n nwrtgagaa end eaUatarat etc.
igiSB-SH
rnaiaaia , to ewrw f netf writ-
and . rents I 'fee end aecraai.
7.ssat. - . r?r
Teul .4rtt .. tu.840.J.6a
llfU?- UtaM tn "Win, tSf
A00." sl'saaaraei preialoas
Citftaad.er risks, gl78,790.
aO
tZV-Z wMBliaiea aad brokerage.
. - -.roa ths tear - -
dtMT?! Uean yiar. fST..
: aill" Cemptay ToUe Mario
1 Mr Jaa, C. Ltd. ITT. .
5 3. In. Attoray te (aet.
. f tatery ratidMt etteracy for
A. gekUek. YorUaad, Ore.
; Mrr rtidBt &ttan- 4 .
H Dona
01
1 BtH SHIT
CaOPERATlOH m
1111$
1 m n Am;&jms fi jECT ido
O . . 'T. " " ' ...
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1 1 . s' :'ir
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V ' T if Aim
f 'o MEri : s ki 4-
,':rl:palhU spMUcle. of a natUa'slplua foIUwtaf kUaapiag of the Ltadberg V tak '
iadlcates that th only dfas ag aiast this type f crime la Im lock the stable before the theft. Accord-,
lagly, aaaay aaovie colcbriiio of HoUyweod, wbooo S abmloas aalarios saake tbem ptontial targ ots for the
art of the xtortionut, are'takiag oUborato pracatioJU to protect tholr cluldroo. Aan Harding, stotod
tago aad scrooa star, waa the rocipiont of a aete of 'frioadly warmiag, tolling- ker that . kor daughter,
Jaae, was abont to bo kidaapooV Mias Hardiag immedUtely doubled Ike force of araaed awards skat al
ready protected kor kerne. The child is now kept eader coastaat vigUaaea, Tko kerne of Harold Lloyd la
laailarly protected and kU three children, GlorU, Peggy and Baddy, are never oat of algkt of ealck4rlg
ger guard. But it ia aet oaly ia Hollywood that sack precautions are koiag tekoa. ' Coaa Taaaey kaa
applied for police protectioa for kia child, although it U a brave kidaaporjwka would take aay libortioa
with tko child of tko former keavyweight champion of tko world. Rooidoats ia tko oxduaiTe dntriete of
Park' aad Fifth Aveaaes, too, are taking precautious by employing college athletes to protect their ckil
drea Whiid outside their koaaes. Already saaay atadoate ef Columbia Unirorajty are availing tkeaMohres of
this nethod of paying their expenses throagk college. Above la Cliff loatgemery, of Colaaakia's grid
squad, who la oao of the collegian to adopt this congenial entployaMat. ,
cited "The Kid on Our Street.
Bill Judson accompanied by Mrs.
Wood gave two vocal numbers.
Lyman McDonald' with Mrs. Mc
Donald at piano sang in hobo
costume and also gave a reading.
Scottish songs and clever, read
ings were given by Mrs. Gordon
McGilchrist The -Scottish pipers
gave several numbers of Scottish
music and ..dances. Mr. Hutcheon,
accompanied by Miss - Nettle
Hutcheon sang "Jean McNeal?
and an encore number. Mr. McGil
christ, Sr.,' sang several songs, ac
companlng himself on the concer
tina. Every number on the pro
gram was greatly appreciated by
the audience. - - -The
4-H girls and boys have
about completed their projects
and are now preparing tor their
achievement day program to be
held In the near future. The, 4-H
girls entertained the 4-H boys
March 12. with a program and
light refreshments. Mrs. E. A.
Goodrich, leader of the girls, as
sisted. Work on Program
For Easter Starts
Shortly at Airlie
AIR LIE. March 1 5 Work will
begin soon under the direction of
Mrs. Emery -Whitaker for an
Easter program to be given in the
Evangelical church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moore en
tertained for Sunday . dinner Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Richards, and
Mrs. Bill Thomas all of Bell
Fountain, Paul Banta, Charlotte.
Banta, J. Ly Moore of . Airlie.
Claude Moore of Salem, and Del
bert Moore of Eugene were guests
later In the day.
Mr. and Mrs.: H.-.W. Lee are
here from Portland to spend a
few days with their daughter
Mrs. Emery Whitaker.
Mrs. E. D. Brown was taken to
Dalles Saturday to have her ankle
x-rayed- She broke It In a tall
tew weeks ago.
MRS. McCALL HOSTESS -BRUSH
COLLEGE. March IS
Mrs. Marie Flint McCall will en
tertain fellow members " of the
Brush College Helpers at the re
gular meeting at her homeThurs
day afternoon. Mrs. John Schlnd
Ier and Mrs. Louis Hlmmel are
the' committee In charge of pro
gram arrangements.- ' L i f
Sl.fr-l He. ? 56 'l- ' P 9.
SrBeptia ef Anaaal 8Utemat ef the
UaUeA-States Branca el the Nerth China
lea. Ce. Ltd. ef SaaarkaL Calaa. la U
Brithh Cotoay ef Beagkeag, China, eS
the thirty-tint ay of Deteaiaer. 1911.
a4e to the Lunraac Conmiialeaer of
the State of Orre. perraaat to Uwt .
Aateaal ef eapital tteek paid sp, .
... lKCOMB . -get
premlnnu teeeircd during tko rear.
$10,01.T9. ,
latereti dividend ea4 rats sseaivad
dariag the year, f 48.2379.
Iaaent .treat i etaer eoa
aariae the rear. 89.066.75.
eoaxeas received
xotai ineeaie, siss.sii.oa.
- - OI8BUBSEMSKT8 '
Ket lenu paid taring the rar taelaeV
g eejeataMat expciu, 48.748.82. . '
Dtvidwda paid ea aaaiUl atocn anrina
the year, 0. -v-;:,;.-. . - .
Ceauaiuioas & malaria naia gorlae
the yar4M78. ..
Tax. neeuMS ana fees nala inrinr
the year, 84.874.81. -Aaenat
of all other aneadltarea. S5
294JS. '.
Beauttaneee to Home Offiaa. S48..
gl9J0. ... l.-i
Total expenditsre, 8149,61142. : .
- v- ASSETS "( '
abjo'ef real aetata . ewaad faurkat
value), 0. : .
Value ef tecks and aoadt ewaea I Con
veatiea -ala), 9U070.94O.90. .
uueeent ea Cantliaa Fanoa, flSS.Sl.
Caah ia banks aroa,haa. 840,186.67.
FreaUwa in eeane ef eeUeetlea writ-
tmm ainwA B.w.V.. a . last ail ft Km
laterort and rents dsn. aad acerned,
115.605.62. 1 - r. ,.i - .-v -i,..---;., ,
Dae - frea retnrariag eeapaaies 1 ea
hi nam. ana ; aoaeiAi - laMdn. . aa.
082.ee. ... V-1 . v
Total adndttef aueta, 91.187.44XTS.
ttmmmm aaj. exn. ISS.S2a.00.
Ameeet ef eaearnad imlnu m aU
anaaiBg rteke, 989.881.87. , -
.-.rzT w eeomueion aad brMaraga, 52,
au etker Babniti, 812.41T.1T.
neaerity depraeiatien resarra hetweaa
oaTntioe and actual auurkat. fl8,
248.75. -.'-.i '!":: -
Total i BabtlltiM. ; azehiKlTa ol aurftal
; BUSINEsso m ORZGOX 5
" 4 -oa THB TBABj if
V Premimma raealraA dnrlnr the iraa.
LeilAl Bald diirin Oi
- Lee taearred dariag the yean 1.
450.14. --- ' , ,. ... -.. .
, Fame of Company
- Kauie of PrMideat
Name ef Secretary
" Sutntory resident sttoraey for settle
Narcissus Bloom
MakAppearance
"In Jensen Gardens
BRUSH .CREEK, March
Ifty Nardssaa have began
to bloom in the gardens of
Miss Alice Jensen here. Miss
Jensen has several thousand
bulbs and 11 different varie
ties. The full glory of the
blooms win not be. reached
' for several days jet.
Daffodils a the Ed Nel
son farm In the SUverton
Hills aro also beginning to
bloom - The Nelsons . have
somethlns; JUke m thowaand
clamps of the Kins; Alfred
variety.
SPEIUIIG COBIESI
TALBOT. March . If TheTSan
tiara Community Club met in the
Ankeny Grange hall Friday night
with a large attendance. During
the business meeting Mr. ' and
Mrs. W. L. Emmons and Mr. and
Mrs. Cook were appointed on the
kitchen committee. Ruben ' Ed
wards and family of Lacomb.put
on an h o u rs entertainment.
which was much enjoyed. In an
old fashioned spelling match, Gil
bert Belknap and A. L. Emmons
chose sides. Mr, Emmons side
losing. This side Is to put on the
program at the next club meet
Mrs. Ray Reeves and daughter
Miss Elda Wlntermantel are In
Canby to spend a few days with
relatives. '
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Belknan
and family spent Sunday at Mon
roe,' the guests of Mr. and. Mra.
Harlan Belknap.
Parent-Teacher Meet
Postponed for Week
SCIO, - March 15 The March
meeting of the Sdo P. T. A. has
been postponed from Thursday.
March 17, until sometime next
week. . The theme of the meetlnr
will be "The Challenge ot the
Children's 'Charter to the Com
munity," Mr. Myers will . talk on
"Finance in the Community."
Pupils from the eighth grade will
Km. IT :
IriWlIl tl the Anaoal -8iImi. a
The Union Marine At Oeneral Innranee
Oe ef Urtrpooi, Knclaad. en the thirty
flr day of Deeaaiher, 1981. aaade to
the Iaamraae CeauniMieaer of. the Stat
t Oreges pnnaaat to law I - , - - -
. CATITA1- ,
Aaeaat ef depeiit eapitaL fiOO.OOO.OO.
- - IHOOMnTT , . .
Ket oramianu reeaiTad dnrln taa wmmr.
(1,178.8945. - ... .,- . -
latereat.- dlTidanda aad mti MuI!
4riag toe Towv, 972.97A72. ,
Iaaente froaa .ether, eearces veiv4
dnriag the year. 9758.265.28. , . :
, Yeut taeeaie, 83,004,538.50.
' OI8BDE8XMXXT8
Ket leeaea said dariae taa vaa laalaA.
lag adJutaMat expenaei. 940M86.7L.
. Qividead paid ea capital stock during
the yavKa,.:--?,.. -. . - --7,
Ceeiuuuioa and salaries paid aariag
the yeas, 9258,5477. ' , ; -TT
. Taxa. - Heenec and fees paid daring
the year. 985.962.85. ' ..-
- Arneuat ef all ether' expeadltarea;
i8.788aa. - . -
Total ezpenditare. 8886.080.89.
ASSETS -
Vain of real estate 'owned faurkat
value), Kii, --. :
' vaiae el steeks aad seeds owned (saar
ket value); 82.185.181.60. r
Lsens ea stertgagos end eeQateraVeta
ail.
Cash la banks and en hand. : 960..
889.4A .
Frsuiiasis in eourse of eeDeetSen errit-
ten slues September 90. 1981. 99.268.8T. '
laterest aad rents due end eeerueeV.
All otaer Assets, g27,497a5.
Total odssitted asests, 92.914.U8.95.
-LIABIUTIES "
Greta alaiats for lessee aaaIAt2Tu
1S9.00. - t w;.-- . ,
Aaseent of aueeruad preailBBU sa an
eutstaadiac risks. 8818.119.22. - .
" Dvm . for eoaisiissieu- and; brokersgs.
,Zk.&U. - f..'- .
i AU ether JDsbilitiea. 8439.090.41
Xxpensea of IaTestiratioa sad Adiost-
aont of Less. 412.000.00. -f f -
j Total UahniUes. axelai! f deposit
espitat Of 8400,000.00, 6l,S71,42a4. ,
BUeIrioS IB 08E60S ; f
j K8 promiaats reelTd eari&g the year.
I8.V19L11.
Leuee paid 4arlag the year. 92,611.11.
i aim nartagtta year, f i,
Lesees iaeurred di
09.11.
Naaae ef Coaaoiar Tka TTaiaat Vrtni
a Ooaaral Inseraaee Ceaspauy, Ltd. "
Kaase ef U. 8. kfasrr P. Bwesferd,
"ftstatory residont attersty fee aerriee
PICKS
COMMITTEE
n. t naraau. '
children- i
- .. .". ' . ' ' . 6
present a. play, entitled "Every
body Calls Me "Gene. J The
first graders ' will . sing? and Dr.
Epley will probably direct a com
munity sin. ; .
- A nominating , committee will
be appointed to suggest officers
for next year. -A definite date for
the meeting will be announced
later. , j .-. , ..
Ted Hansen Ordered
To Leave SUverton
After Hearinff Held
SILVERTON. March 15 A po
lice court hearing was held before
George Hubbs Monday afternoon
at which! Ted. Hansen and Elmer
Hansen were rled for drunken
ness and disorderly eonduct. The
dots were arrested Sunday nlrhL
Ted Hansen was given a suspend
ed 'sentence- of . to days it he
would leave town and Elmer was
given 10 days and lift fine. The
I boys, while bearing the same sur
name are not related. ;
Never have you seen such values on fine clothing and furnishings.. These savings mean
man. and now ia. your opportunity. See our windows for this complete close-out.
1 Lot
AU good stymies, nearly .all colors'
;aiad ; aUsizes. In conservative
and young even's styles Many that :
would sell regularly . at $25.00.
""Tt1-'
and suits that cannot be bought
wholesale j now at this amazing
r low price. ' Every
one now for this
closing out sale
Reg. 85e VaLow:;;.. '
". "Mj
1 tot Pullovers & Coat styles. Hany aU wool
In .various colors. & Val to 5.00. - 'n ft
Now to dose outi: :.,r.....-?J, .;. 1 A) U
"New colors, iew fabrics
AH lateststyles l:rv:
SHIRTS ; -
Fine BroadclotV fast
plK&TWe
Now to close oui.
Fine leather, Bl & Taa
Yal. torlOowrTr
SCiltCtOSEOfSR
mra o w
GRAKD ISLAND, Utreb,
Severe colds and a light form of
influensa. nave' been Tenr preva-
ent la the commuirlty during the
last month. At present a large ma
jority of the famlUes In the dis
trict are. afflicted . with the epi
demic lnv aome ' torm.Laat .Wed
nesday over halt t)f "the children
la the : upper room - ere ' absent
(rom schooL Since Thursday
morning the rour upper grades
have been .free from school ..-duties
due to- the Illness of their In
structor, "Mrs. Pauline Tq wlerT It
indefinite .as to when the up
per room will again resume their
school ;activities. C fnr "i;:,
Mra. Roy E. ; -snil i'and "Mra.
Charles A." Ferguson -attended a
sliver tea of the taiisionary socie
ty ior xne Dayton unrisuan caurcn
held Fridayafternoon in the home
of, Mrsvj, L. Sherman. A; specjal
feature of -the afternoon was- a
re ry Interesting atlk given ? by
Mlsa Hattlo P. Ulthetl. a retnrn
missionary, "from the Belgium Con
go In Africav" Among her, Interest
souvenirs she had a copy o( the
hew testament and a hymnal both
written in the native langauge be
sides .a large , group - of . pictures
which was used :ln Ulastratlnr
The Grand JAlaAd WprOTemefltn
vise wui noia ica regular ousmess
meeting at the sehoolhouse Satur
day nlghtr March 19. The program
is in charge- of the literary chair
man, Mrs. -Pauline Fowler and
two assistants, Mrs. Grace Wiley
and Mrs, Hattle Lefley.'
FLU HITS HARDER;
LIB IS On
FALLS CITT. March : 18 All
public gatherings bar shown a
decided deereasv In . atteudence
lately due to the many eases of
flu present in the city.- Social ac
tivities, have been halted to a cer
tain extent. ' - : ' v
Mrs. Norman McDonald is alow.
ly recovering from a' bad case of
the fin. She guttered a relapse
and hag been confined to bet bed
until just recently. . ; -
: A most enjoyable card party
was given in the Masonic -hall
Tuesday night. The members of
Luekiomut ehapter A. F. and
F. and members ot Rhododendron
chapter. O. E. 8. were joint hosts.
Eight tables of bridge - and three
of K00 were in play with ladiea
high score going to Mrs. Sherman"
Foster, and .mens high to Ned
Smith. Special guests were Miss
Jessie Mae Irvene, Miss Geraldlne
Richardson, Mrs. Vernon, Estelle,
Mrs. D. J. Ickers, Mrs. Ned Smith.
Mrs. Sol Wingo. , Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Foster, and Mrs. J. H.
Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted John
son, Ernest Helgeson, B. W. Watt,
D. J, Grant, A. O. Adams and Hal
Tnompson.
Fine
; ljC
: Very
Reg.
-
95c
e
colors,! pre shrunk,
A'
65c
raw
a 9 1 a :
ED
-WQODBURN, L March "I l&.Mr.
and Mrs. Howard . Magnusen have
moved to KelsoT Wash.; where Mr,'
Magnusen is to have charge ot the
Union Oil company's station la
that dtr.Along with 'Magnusen'g
transfer came a promotion, so now
he la manager ot the Washington
station. Mr.- Magnusen. went to
Kelso last Tuesday aad Mra. Mag
nusen went today, i V ! . --.
Mr. and-Mrs. Norman K. Rich
ards returned to Woodburn Satur
day, after baring spent a week In
California' Thiitlng several of the
principal cities. They visited San
Francjsco and also stayed for some
Ume at Palo Alto. .',Tbey. visited
with Mr. -Richards' uncle, George
Richards, in Sacramento. They, re
ported a very tine trip; . .-
' APJBOr is Bconted, . .
There has' been a rumor clrcu-
atlnt in Woodburn 'to the' effect
that schools Vill be forced' to close
a month or eight weeks before the
tegular; time, because -ot. ! lack ot
fundi." There ,ls.'apparehtly; no
foundation , for the .Teport.. The
matter has not been brought up at
any school, meeting; and the more
general iaea, is. mat,. the schools
have sufficient funds to operate to
the end, of . the "school jrean. It has
been ; pointed , u . that It. school
tupds were becoming . low, . war
rants "would ' be , Issued to i that
h&in
rPald as uaual.
Mrs.T O. R.J Chambers, jrhai "is
connected with Oregon State col
lege at Corvallls, spoke to all the
xlrls - at Woodburn high - school
Monday afternoon on "Life and
ue woo. Mrs. chambers was
scheduled as speaker through . ar
rangements made by - the, voca
tional committee of . the local
Girls, league. Preceding the talk
tne newly elected Girls league of
fleers were installed.. Ther are;
president. Dorothy Lee; vice pre
sident. .Mary Jackson: secretary.
Vernlcer Bents; treasurer, Thelma
Hammond;, and press reporter.
idona doss.
Music for the annual state-wide
high school music tournament.
held at Pacltle university In For
est Grove, has been, chosen. The
giee duos of Woodburn " high
school, under the direction of Miss
Nelma Saylor, are working on five
namoers. They are: "Night Song.'
by Clockey. f or rirls glee club:
Gypsy Lifs,' by Scott, for mixed
chorus; "Wind on the Hill," by
CHare, for boys' glee dub; IU
Take- Ton Home Again, Kath
leen," for boys' quartet; and Mc
Dowell's "Cradle Song. for the
girls' ouartet Woodburn hlrh
school's glee clubs bate competed
at the Forest Grove tournament
irv"" L.VZ1: JT ..I v...
received favorable comment. Sev
eral prises have been won at the
contest.
Juniors Cbanrploas
The Junior girls' in tardus bas
ketball taahl At . the local high
school became champion ot the
school -here recently. The seniors
were second, the sophomores third
and freshmen fourth. Members r-f
the winning team were forwards.
Lois Lindsay, Lois I roc tor, llaxei
O W VWU . efi
This Store Must Close
' Every Garment ra
Fine Stock MUST
. Wide waist bands' & othei.Can BusEm
make, light colors, heavy wt. uk-jicl : QC
ft Reg. sold up to 5.00 JTow to close out 1 ee si j
HOSE
fine Rayon & lisle.. All colors.
85 & 60c .Vat : Now 5 prI.
SWiXTS ANDf SHOinr
-v
Broadcloth & Rayon, all colors
'exceptional. buy at - ::.
3 for 1X3
Hen's Una Suspenders 7Sc VaL
Shrock andJ)ora Dooper; centers,
Selma Csrathers, Betty r;Wellsi
Mildred Grim aid Doothy Le;
guards," Mary 'Jackson Gwendo
lyn Strike and Edith Rolling. The
U'tercUss ; volleyball ; tournaments
for both boys and girls is to start
next month, t -' : ; -
The. business " staff ' for The
Treasure Chest-Woodburn hlrh
school's senior play which will be
presented. April 1, has been chos
en. Oren Ottoway is stage mana
ger and Joe Serres Is . business
manager. Others on the staff are
Ralph Nelson and Ear! Lively, as
sistant" stage managers: -Charles
Treaidder, electrf clan : .Ralph1 Nib
?er, property manager '-. Perry
Landsem and ' Peggy jShorey, ' assistant-
property, managers: Emer
son Jones, assistant business man-
ger;Vesta Carotbers.' cue' mis
tress; and Roma Kallak; -. head
usher. vMiss .Virginia' Mason is
directing the play, .. - t
Farmers' In this ' VicInltrV who
were f arsighted or lucky' enough
io raise onions and then hold
them till: bow are looking at the
world through nlnk-hued seecta-
ties." Flve'dollart per J 00: pounds
is consiaerea a fair price. ySever
al growers have been holding oat
'Er-T'50- ome have got it.
AMTTT. March 15 Sarah
Buffnm-Lasche died at her home
near Amity, March 12. at the are
or t years, arter a short niness.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at the Christian church in Am.
Ity Tuesday afternoon with Ladd's
Faaeral Home in charge and in
terment in the Amity cemetery.
She was born near Amity, Sep
tember zi. lsss. in 138 she was
united in marriage to Mr. Frank
M. Lasche at Vancouver, .Wash. To
tnis union one daughter was born.
Mrs. Lasche was a daughter of
pioneer parents and had lived her
entire Jife in Oregon. ..
. She is survived by her husband,
Frank M. Lasche and daughter.
Mrs. George Fromong of Glad
stone; five brothers, Hiram D.
Buggum of Tillamook, S W. Buf
f um ot Amity, Thomas and George
Barium ox coqume, Oregon, and
Huston Buffum ot Salem;-and one
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Chrlstensen
of Portland.
AT CHURCH EVENT
LABISH CENTER, March. IS
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Starker at
tended the 25 th anniversary cele
bration ot the Vernon. Presbyter
ian church In Portland, starker
was treasnrer there a number of
years ago. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Boehm and son Clyde were guests
at Mrs- Boehm's parents st Sher
wood Sunday.
kvavw U'
The Balance
FOB iS. UE
Consisting of about 200 finest gar
ixientse fine tailored and excellent
fabricsT-every one the latent style,
and suiU'tharightnow.would sell
.in most stores up to C35 x But bur
lease expires;
Never such
JITiis
GO!
dotliingv at;
astounding value.
x-:v"v .wTIES
AH new colors and
.opto a.00,Now
: , UNION SUITS j
Ex. Fine Chalmers Unions, finest xnercer
lzed. Reg. VaL to.1.75.--V-.aiT';
yNow to close out. - -" " ItlJ
HATS '? - y 1
All 'good styles, all good colors, many, for
merly sold up to 5.00.-,; . : , , O AC'
Now to close ' ' ZmJiW
1.C0
A very
QC
AH good patternsIn all wool,
fabrics.- VaL. to 5.00. ? '
45c
SUEDE JACKETS I m-
Knit collar & cuffs. Ex. well made. A real
7.S3 value : - . . ;.r? nf.
Now. to close out-
s.ai.'JiLtiK,
OBSERUES BIRTHDAY
1 -
sATJRORA. March 15- Sunday
at the Will home on Main street,
the family ot Mrs; Henrietta Will
gathered to do her honor. It being
her list ' birthday : anniversary.
Gram." as she is affectionately
known, is active and keeps up a
large house which Is the favorite
gathering pisee for her children,
grand children and their friends.
Gathered around the table, center-.
ed with the traditional birthday
cake with SI. lighted tapers were
Mrs. Henrietta Will, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred-WilL Mr. and . Mrs.; Esra .
Hurst, Eradna,Terry, and Bobble .
HursV Mr. and Mrs.'r Norman
Hurst and,' Allle : Will of Aurora.
Mr. and airs.. wiujnien and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben .Will and son of Eugene.-
The da'y- was- marred only
by the absence of Dorotny Hurst.;
a grand-daughter, who was. In the'
Good Samaritan, hospital, at Port
land,, recovering-- from ' an opera
tion. Dorothy's birthday falls Up-,
en the day follow lag that of her,
grandmother, ar 1 tne ceieorauon f
is always a double one. Later in'
the day a number motored to
Portland to Tlsit Dorothy. -1 ; .
Olsen Ftmcral: Rites
Are TEi Afternoon
- - SILVERTON, .March 15 Fu
neral lervices f or Mrs. E. Olsen.
who died at her Hubbard . home
Sunday night , will be held there'
Wednesday afternoon . at one
o'clock. Several SUverton people
are planning to attend. Mra. Ol
sen, with her husband, who baa
since died, lived. for several years
on the Paradl?- Alley, road. For
the past few y-rars she. has been
Uiving with her i daughber. Mrst
Aivm wuiiams-ai uuooara. air.
Williams is a brother of Mrs. L.
H. Meyers ot SUverton. :
5, eateasuw
STATE EYE! TEST 1
We now have the proper
equipment and are qual
ified to give standard
State examination re
quiring all motorists to
pass a visual test..
Consult us and get the
facts about your eyes.
OPTOXtETIUSTS
S33 STATE ST.
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0
vv o b o 6
something to every
. 7 v "Tl
of our Entire Stock of
they, must be sold.
such
Reg. sold
3 for 15
J2.65
f I v -v
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