; ", - -.The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, - Oregon, Trlday Morning, Noyember .24 1933
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4 H itoh -H Iki.n glVfiter Expects
:To Have BooVOff Press T
.In January ,4.
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1 MONMOUTH. NotJ. 257 Mri.
mni: Morgan, doib 01 JfoniDJ,
r , JweyajT&Jtdrt llonmoutb this
wen - i -m nom Mj-. "'and
f ;., terial I or; a history' t . lb Crow-
-Mr family; She . ha been : in; prc--)k
tically ytTery. state I.Ue,nploni
.;;v;--fto lifiMfi jDC'tHm; twice or
- - I thrice 6d this mission., sii. lei
3Sin. wort on ber .thema twp'jreart
' ? go -while a vlsltjt. tb fcome-
, -01 ner ancestors;? wnTi-,-ana
- .has en"fierienar (f javjw ttie
4 work since, 1 spendia? .'wiMts-i iii
- T'ithe-lty-Ubrarie"- t NewTorK
taad 'Philadelphia,- and - the con
, rressional library at Washington;
D..C. ; i
. . Jeremiah '.Crowley, from whonr
- the American branch of the faml-;
V?f ly 1 desqended,- was a lace maker
Kin, Ireland He. came "to America,
. . .. in the . 1 6 th century, bringing
with him 25 " sets of knitting
needles for commercial ' work.
' Mrs. Hamofs great - grand
i father Crowley, pioneered Into
'Missouri and settled in Ray coun
ty where he was' slare holder.
.He gare some of. the knitting
needles to his orerseer, a slave.!
When Mrs. - Hamot was visiting
the old home in Missouri the
frandson of the ex-slave overseer
presented her with a set of these
needles.
Her great-uncle Joseph Tur
nfdge, came to Oregon from Mis
souri In 1846 and became the
first pioneer Baptist preach
er of Oregon. Members of the
Crowley family in Kentucky be
longed to -the same Baptistt
church of - which Daniel Boone
was a member. -
Rides With Rockefeller
The feature of Mrs. Harnot's
travels is that she has, at the
age of t2, Juraed "modern" and
hitch-hikes' everywhere. She has
ridden with many notables in
cluding a 120 mile jaunt with
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. After
completing her history, which is
to be a geneology of the Crowley
family containing many historical
events of importance with which'
family -members were connected,
che Intends to write a book on
her, hitch-hiking travelogue, for
which. sbe takes cotes en route.
-She is a f oorrth cousin of A.
H- Craven, their common ances
tors being the Thomas Crowley
Jamily which pioneered to Ore
gon, in 1846, the first .wagon
train group to come via the
southern -cut - off, surveyed by
Jesse Applegate. Another relative
:Df theirs is Mrs. A. J. Richard
;fon,. jiow 'living 'in Salem, who
Is the sole surviving member of
the 1848 expedition.
MrsT Hamot expects to haTe
her book off the press by Janu
ary, 1934.
4WE8T .f&ltiM Not, r 23Ib
preparation., for , the widenlnr of
Edgewiiter street as the West Sa-
lem, to,Rlckreall highway. Is Im
proved, the city this, week changed
the 'shut.- off?:, from Rbsemont
and Edgewafef, to" Rosemont and
Skinner. ;ThIs. jWlli ; edntroT the
southwestern portion 'of the 'city.
From time to time as the work
- - - - - I - 1, . Ill"
ean be accompllshedi. -'others win
be in'stalled'tha water ers fieed
not f b Idtetarbedwheov s : Jeak
springs' sp herb and there in dif
ferent parta'of the elty. WflHam
La Due was in charge of the work,
done this week.v , - - ,
One of the largest crowds as
sembled In the community hall in
several years; listened to the pres
entation of ths Jeague play, "And
Mary Did" ; Wednesday srenlng.
Each actor "sad actress gaTS a
brilliant performance. - Miss Ada
Clarke is . president of the roap.
About S0 was realised and is to
be used in improving the"hall.-
' Mr. aad Mrs. . O. Boatright of
Alsea have moved, into the Tar
nell residence. Mr. Boatright is
associated in business with a brother-in-law
In the realty business
to Salem: ... . , i
- Mrs. Wiebe, mother of lira.
Laura Baer sMrsrWorkentln,
mother of Mrs. JohnTrJeseii; both
of Dallas, are making risita at the
homei of . .. their 'daughters and
families here. - - -
The Kingwood Post ef the Am
erican Legion was the first to se
cur v.' ' Pr cent .' membership
with an increase of 15 per cent
ror last year and bids fair to- be
the first in thi. year's campaign
in this district,' No. 2," which com
prises four counties, Marlon, Polk',
Yamhill and Tillamook.' v Already
f. this years drive,'" 19S4,' they
have their - increase and. expect
more before the drive is" com
pleted." -420
The Women's Foreign Mlssion-aYfiodety-jirBummlt
and West
Salem were' guests at the home of
Mrs. ; Frank Forres ter, at her
home Wednesday afternoons Mrs.
John Simms conducted the study,
Mrs. Edwin Brock led the mystery
box' 'and an . interesting " . meeting
was . reported, i The December
meeting will he held at the home
of Mrs. K. K. Clark. : "
i WOMEN MEET TODAY
PERRYDALE, Not. 23.-Mrs.
Elsie , Stults, , president of -the1
Ladles', club, baS called a special
in
or
Will fce: Preaented
; At School TonigKt
. AMITY, Nor. IJ.'rTbe Amity
senior classvWiiriiTo its nnnual
pUyFsidsy,-Nrretober-24. in
the high school gym at t p. m.
If -1 is ' called ' "Professor Pepp
ulty Is director.- The students in
meeting, for Friday afternoon,
November 24. ;. ".. . . . " ' " :'
th I east re . Carls Starr, Don
Henry," ; t'ernon Stephens, Reb
ert Reed; Belle Rockhill, Lorene
Tompkins, ; Rnth . Daren, Eala
Niehol, .Johnny Height. Rnby
8chinidt; Sight .Starr.. Clo Odom,
Verna ; Wdght, Frank Farl, Har-,
old . Shields nd-George Penrose.
GWendalyn Davidson of Wheat
land, ind 'Kendall Cobban of Mfv
Coy,
were united in marriage.
t.. "W----. r- W '.IVJ November 18, at Vancouver. The
WkU. jimjm uuxgcoo, vt uv v i w .Anvil.'.
young, eduple will live ! at McCoy
where - Mr.' Cobban - is - engaged, in
farming. Mrs.' Cobban was form
erly -v assistant ' secretary of : he
priacipal at the high school. .
Prices
Suver School Gains
5 Students in Month
j SUVER, Nov. 23. Glenn
Harris returned home Monday
af'ernoon after spending about
- seven weeks-, in the east where
he took in the world's fair. He
.returned, home by way of Calif
ornia. '
. The Suver school has increas-
ed from 23 pupils to about 28
within the. last month.
AUl
arVvwii sfW'ewai -
Sm r Mm
ieh with, relied
contrasting cel
lar. Padded
I
Uliy Hospitals Use
a Liquid Laxative
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Hospitals and doctors have always,
used liquid laxatives. And the public
is fast returning to laxatives in liquid
form. Do you know the reasons?
' The dose of a liquid laxative can be
measured. The action can be con
trolled. It forms no habit; you need
not take a "double dose' a dayor
two ; later. Nor will a mild liquid
laxative irritate the kidneys.
The right liquid laxative brings a
'-perfect movement, . i and ' there is
no discomfort at the time,' or after.
The wrong" cathartic may' keep
you constipated as long astyou keep
on using itt And the habitual use of
irritating salts, or of powerful drugs
in the highly concentrated form of
; pills and tablets may prove injurious.
: A week? with a properly prepared
liquid laxative like Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin will tell you. a lot. A
few weeks' time, and your bowels
can be "as regular as clockwork.
Pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is an
approved liquid laxative which all
druggists keep ready for use. It makes
an ideal family laxative; effective for
all agev nd may begiven . the
youngest child. Member N. R. A.
L. G. PRESCOTT
5 Experienced Watchmaker
and Jeweler
' - . ALL WORK GUARANTEED
? 423 Court St - Salem .
V QPTOMETRIC SERVICE
4"" ' x Telephoat
1 - - - X f ;,S858 .
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
. ' All Modern Frames andXenses
v " at Prices Everyone Can Afford
Satlsfactioa Caaranteef
V " Dr. Ruth I.L Dangbcrty
. First Kational
--.- , , - Bank 0Mg :M
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snit slips
t2
Onlity silk
crepe, bee
trimmed. Bfas
ent. Fall kncnV.
SeU U.
Dance Sets
SftGreeel
$1.00
Good qualiity,
trimmed with
imported lace.
Chemises, $1.00.
Lingerie
flee ffsyeal
39c
Tailored bloom-
era, novelty pa-
l, A v b. "--p
Warm Gowns
Fall cat, SO in.
leag, striped,
neatly trimmed.
Sises 16 and 17.
Childrert,s Ribbed
HOSE
19c pr.
Sturdy ribbed cotton.
Reinforced heel and tpe.
In tan or nude.
Garters 25c
Gift Handbags
UwrVW
$1-00
4
Corteau
bag ioT 1,u
. . . aiaaalated
leather sraina.
AO colon.
Dinner Set
Serves Six!
f$39?
j
Tiw that aqnarc muicrn ihapa
yoaVe beea wantmf. Semi,
porcelain. Paatd prays. -
Occasional
. Chair
$495
A comfortable, sexlffibld
rift for the home. Sturdr
f Irsmev Richly npholstcrca.
A. big Valoel A low price! ;
sell
n 1 wy
so muc
t:
RD
Silft
Hosiery
c
pr.
. The right winter coL
or for each of yer
eoetvmea! Go Idea
CreaU are fnlLfaab
ioned, pure a3k, and
come in sheer or serr.
ice weirhta. Cradlo
foot, picot tope
French aweL
A Wore Thrift Special I
Women's! Smart
New Style Shoes
$049
UnheaUble for
wear... style.,
fit . ; . at this
price. Quality
m built in them!
Sketched, black
opera, Louie
heel, eyelet tie.
Occasional Table
Specially . Priced for Nov. Sale
$249
A Ward Value
Buy now! Save 30.
Combination walnut
veneer top, 18x34 in
ches. Four turned legs.
jisiiiui1 jajjLji - r
:lliclii'tl J
O. N S !
set
IT I f 2 1 5 D e i jg) e IPffDe
46 You see, it's this way . .
Riverside put on note trill
hotv Utile or no more wear,
by June than if you waited
'til March ti put them on
And you get nete, safe tread
for winter driving V
WARDS TESTS SHOW that River,
sides wear less in cold weather give you
practically Free Mileage. By buying now
you can drive all through the "Winter bad
weather on new, safe tires at little or no
extra expense.
Get Riverside's Latex -dipped cords that
remove blow-out cause! Get Riverside
ftkid -resisting, center-traction, safe tread
lor ice and snow. No better time than
1NOW to convince yourself of Riverside
"Value.
Satisfactory service guaranteed regard
less of MILEAGE or TIME the strong
est guarantee ever written.
FREE TIRE MOUNTING
v A 77 H
-mmJJaTaT- -' 11
ovv U UU U V? u
I 1
.Jmm J pmcEsAsLowAs'
''mi?'' f)
I f) "' r ' Si iithr. mm tmtm W
3 30a4.50-i1 14.15
" lSi4.75-19 4.65
a it 19a5.00-19 4.95
I i 1S.5J5-1S 3.60
OW Sxw Siaulorfy Low ,
I &-zi KxS Track Tat $13.75
TRADE-IN your old
tires as generous Part
Payment for Riverside
DeLuxe or Power Grip.
, : f ?
ISO deep Premier wire
colls . upholstered - In
felted cotton. Drill
ticking cover.' Fall
size.
Coil Spring
D e a kl
iea.
Fall fOftr
be. OrchU IQy9
aajancl fiaiafau
S3 down, $5 monthly, pins carrying charge
STUDIO COUCH
$2995
Opens to double or two twin beds. With
inn ersp ring mattress and 8 box-edgt
pillows. In green or rust.
$48 SUITE
Special for November Sale
Act now and get this 2-piece
Suite in the November Sale!
It's easily a $48 value. Cover
ed in rust or green homespun,
with broad, restful arms, and
spring-filled removable seats.
Buy Now! Save!
' Special for Thanksgiving! 8 Big Pieces!
Months ago, when prices were still low, we pur
chased this-beautiful Tbanlugiving Suite! Todsy'e
replaeement price would be at least IZu more.,
big pieces in rich Walnut veneers . . decorated
rith quilted maple overlays, and genuine wood
earrings. - Extension Table, 60-inch Buffet, and t
" chairs with Jacquard velour seats specially priced
for Thank4gmn( selung at only.;.,.,,
UlTf ?t
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down, f 7JS0
' monthly, plaa -carrying
charge
Fashion-Favored Silk!
VVcslWliIo Slllt
FIdf Crcpos
i
.
Rich, street
shades to wear
beneath coats.
Vhke and pae
teJe lor Cngerie.
Every elor
washaUe, JS
inches wide,
Men I A Fine Dress Model
6 Supcf-Vcluo
Points in Onfords
$29
J. Call graU
leather jrpperV
2. Goedvear
u s.ieat3ier
Mttaelea 5kKew
1933 atrlea. .
Priced Low!
Thread, 6 cord quality ...... ffc
Thread, colored, mercerlced . . 4c
Thread, all silk ............ 4C A
Bias Tape, single fold ....... 8e
Bias Tape, doable fold ...... 8c
Rayon Braided Elastic .10c
Needles, package , '. . . 5c
Buttons, dosea on card ..... . Be
Mercerized Thread, 1200 y da.. 12c
Thimbles t. .............. .10c
Darning Cotton . . i" .......... Ac
Pearl Cotton ...... V 4c
Real Savings in Every Inch!
Drccdclotli Shirts
Neatly stitched
earns; first jual
itypea7ITwn
tons. uHul
with whites and
, plain colors pre
shrunk. CelV
phase vnppes
275 N. Liberty
Phone 8774
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