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wood for Edgar Johnson. has movtd.uk,. place m afttr tUe close of j 1 fori vice-president of the United ! that at 1, ,
' hi familv onto a farm at lirooks. L-.h.,..i n iri Mr. Kinar-: Oliver Jessup of rvrlU d "" niinttPS Iff lit P.P.t 1 -1 u I .
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Paving To Be Done
Around July 1st
I'tcX Tuve was home Tuesday.
Msss Klusyie overman returned
l'liiioniaih Wediivsuay.
Albany, May 23. "Work on the Pa
cific highway paving between Jifer
"on and Albany will be finished by
July 1st," said II. R. Kibbee of the
A. Kern company of Portland, con
tractor! for the. work, while on a vis
It to Albany. He was accompanied by
H. I Morrison and K. ilcCoil, also!
of the company.
Silverton Bank
Improves Home;
fcilvert.m, Or.. .May 28. Elabor.,.
improvements are now In progress at
the Kirst National bank in this city. A
larse double storage vault is being
"We are putting on a force of 160 1 built in the basement and on the first
men. and will work two shifts nig'it
md day," said Mr. Kibbee.
The roadbed is In fine shape fo
laying the hot stuff, said all the gen
tlemen, and no trouble is anticipated
in fulfilling our plans for early com
pletion of the work.
The company has other contracts
la the northern part of Che state, and
la eager to move the equipment and
crew it has here to those places, it is
stated.
Polk County Court
, Probate Court
In re: estate of Dee AV. Dunn de
ceased. Proof of publication of ad
ministrator's sale. Keport of admin
istrators stile filed. Oscar Hayter of
Dallas, attorney.
In re: estate of Amanda Isabel
Bondstun, deceased. Oath of adminis
trator filed. Bond and order approv
ing bond filed. Letters Issued to D. B.
Xoydston. Fletcher and Burrick ot In
dependence, attorneys.
Circuit Court
VT. A. Messner vs R. L. Wells et
tix. Transcript of Judgment from Jus
tice of peace court district No. S.
County Court
Citation Issued for J. A. Bushman,
guardian of J. C. Keyting a minor, to
appear in court June 1st at 1 p. ni.
Citation issued for Mrs. J. R. Ds
laney, mother of Ed Johnson, to ap
pear in court June 1st, at 1 p. m. to
chow why Ed Johnson Is not a de
linquent minor.
'Albany-Tangent
Road Paving This
Year Is Sought
Albany, May 28. Application to
pave the Albany-Tangent sector of the
Pacific highway during the present
aeason will be mude to the statu high
way commission at Its meeting at Sa
lem on June 1st, by the Linn county
court, according to announcement by
tloor. The improvement will necessi
tate reducing the sire of the working
room of the Silverton Appeal and also
of the barber shop belonging to E. E.
Taylor. The program of improvement
alfo includes a new cement walk at the
end of the building on Main street and
cement steps to the Appeal office. C.
C. Freman has charge of the work.
William Davenport, a high school
boy who lives In the Silverton hills
where speeding is prohibited by reason
of high altitude, owns a Ford "bug"
which sometimes develops more speed
on the streets of Silverton than the
laws of the city permit. A few daysj
ago the said "bug' was parked in
front of the police Judge's office by re
quest of Chief of Police Yates, and
William willingly willed the city "ten
bucks."
J. W. Arnett has contracted to build
a new school house in district No. 110.
in the Skaife neighborhood. His bid
waa $3983. Mr. Arnett commenced pre
paring the ground yesterday. V
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Josephie Hammond to
Karl E. Einarson was made a few days
ago at a dinner given In Corvalits. It
...... i... initt-tu-ror in 1h Silver, menus uere we lusi
i J. R. Small had tee misfortune t.
ton hwh schooL : drop dnlg oa ll!s hand, sever
Mrs. Marion palmer, a pioneer rest- ,,: ,i i.rnwi. ,t
Mitzner had a narrow e
den of Silverton, underwent an opera
tion at a hospital in Portland the fore
part of the week. She is said to be
recovering nicely.
Marion
30
"I have not only gained thirty
pounds in weight, but I am enjoying
so much better health than I have in
years I feel just like a new person,"
said Mrs. Rosa Harris, 444 Twenty
sixth ave., North Seattle, Wash., re
cently. Continuing, she siiid:
"For the three years past I suffer
ed so much from stomach trouble
and had become so badly run down,
jthnt I had given up hope of ever get
ting any ueuer. My appetite was ex
tremely poor, and I had to force down
every mouthful I ate, and most of the
time I could not even retain this, I
Would hepnnie an hnrilv' Tin lla..n to.l
Count yJudge W. R. lii yeu and Couih The lea8t mUe th, x , wou,(,
tjr Commissioner I). H. Pierce. ) ga. W()ul(J f()rm an(J
ThU sec or comprises seven and m bm,y ,t
fraction miles from the city 1 mils t to Rpt nm, ,
Albany to Drivers crossing, Just be-, h , , ,
jrond Tangent. !tomeh thv ,i,i Jr, mi , ,
i i u . .ni.. . a ii ......, ...-.. ij hi'i inc. a
court is grunted the court will begin
work immediately upon preparing
Marion, May 28. Wayne Hammett.
who has been working in Independ
ence, visited relatives here last Fri
day and Saturday.
Esther and Paul Holloway of Port
land spent the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Davidson.
' Helen B rower of Turner waa a guesi
of her sister, Mrs. Hugh Cook, u&t
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy P.oyce of Salem
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. Barber.
Mack Robins had the misfortune
to break his arm last Sunday while
cranking a Ford for a friend near
Corvallls, where he waa visiting. He
broke the same arm in the same place
about a year ago, while cranking his
car.
S. Ensley of Tualatin visited Vt the
YOUR fill
I Rudolph
cape from serious injuries last iun
; day. He was riding his motorcycle on
the walk and ran into Rev. Bron
iner's gate which was open. The gate
jwas demolished, the motorcycle turn
led a summersault, and Rudolph land
ed with force several feet away. His
knees were badly cut and bruised but
no bones were broken.
Mrs. V. Terhune has been quite ill
with an attack ot la grippe.
Haiel Lindley of Philomath is vis
iting friends here. I
Miss Opal Brott of Los Angeles has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lee
Farlow, for the past few days.
Miss Marie Bronner has returned
to her home in California, after a
visit with her brother, Rev. Bronner
and wife. T
Mr. Walter, county Y. M. C. A.
secretary, made our school a pleas
ant visit last Wednesday.
A sale of thoroughbred Jerseys will
be held at the state fair grounds June
11.
Blood Poisoning
Face
Need Attention in March or
May Stay Covered
Now Is the time to take special
care of the complexion if you wish
to look well the rest of the year. The
March winds have a strong tendency
to bring out freckles that may stay
all summer unless removed. Now is
the time to use Othine double
strength.
This preparation for the removal
of freckles was written by a promi
nent physician and is usually so suc
cessful that it Is sold by druggists
under guarantee to refund the money
If it tails. Get an ounce of Othine If not satisfied return the bottle and
double strength, and even a few ap- set your money back.
plications should show a wondertul i Ever constipated or have sick head
Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Safe First
Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw and blood pois
oning result from the neglect of 3
slight scratch or little cut! Hamlin's
Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first
aid treatment. It la a powerful ant
septic and should be applied Imme
diately to wounds of this kind to pre
vent danger of Infection.
It is soothing and healing and qul.:k
iy drives out pain and inflammation
in cases of sprains, bruises, cus.
burns, bites and stings. Just as reli
able, too, for stiff neck, sore feet cold
sores, canker sores, earache and tooth
ache.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents,
Improvement, some of the smaller
freckles even vanishing entirely.
(Adv)
ache? Just try Wisard Liver Whips
pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents.
Guaranteed. K (Adv)
also be commenced throwing up the
trade for the Tangent-Shedd sector!
during the summer and full in order
to allow It to settle during the coming
winter, preparatory to paving it in
1921. This sector extends across the
bottoms ot the Calapuola river, where
It la important to do the grading this
season, if paving Is to follow the com
ing year.
Stayton Girl And
Hazel Green Boy
whs also badly constipated and had to
I take some sort of laxative almost ev
iery day. My kidneys bothered me n
I great deal and I suffered with pains
j across the smnll of my back, and, in
fact, had pains all through my body
I nearly all the time. My head nched
,sq bad nearly all the time I thought
It would burst wide open and at. times
I would become so dlziy I would huve
to grab hold of something to keep
from falling, and I would feel Just
like I was going to faint nnd black
spots would , dance1 before my eyes. I
was so nervous the least little thing
would upset me, and at night I was
so restless I could get but little sleep
as I WOUid mil nnd tnM from nna al.la
of the bed to the other all night long
M nwinA T tow ti ""a ,he morning I would feel sc
I IVIA, I UOOUUy tired and exhausted It was ull I could
llasel Green, Or.; ' May 28. The do to Kt out of bed. I lost weight so
marriage of Miss Dorothy Smith of rapidly I soon became so weak I could
Stayton and Charles Zelllnskl of Hasel no ' y housework, It being all
Clreen was solemnized at St. Josenh's could do to get about at all.
churoh Tuesday, morning. ' 1,ad B,'en 1,0 niuch about the good
The groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jniac was uoing others, nnd, too, is
Charles Zelllnskl and has always lived manv ot biy friends had praised it so
In this section. i highly I decided to try it. Well, as I
An elaborate dinner was Berved to hlld Klve" uu "" h"ne of ever finding
75 n-latives ami friends at the home of ; any,hln,f tnat woul11 hH,I' me. '"
the bride's sister, Mrs. Dltter on the'0"" l,11Hgine my surprise when I be
Curden Road. , gltn to Kt bl,tt''' nH "n as I had
The vounx counle went to Portland ,aken on a '"W. doses of Tanlac. My
III the evening on a brief honeymoon, 1 ""P6"'", Improved until It was soon
Mit will make their home at thnih'' 9,r .'' h"" fvw Hm'
inituiiiK i lue fcavo nio a pnrticie r
trouble afterward. I continued taking
it until I was soon rid of all my trou
bles. J am never bothered with pains
In my stomach or back, and. In fact,
never have a pain of any kind. I never
have the headache or those dizzy
spells any more, and have regained
my strength until I can do all
Duroc Jersey Hogs for Sale
BRED SOW3
SOWS WITH LITTERS
BOARS AND GILTS
DIABLO STOCK FARM,
. E. F. Petersen, Danville, Cal.
Superintendent.
G. W. Emmons, Oakland,
Owner.
They are the largest type and the best blood strains to be
had anywhere. ", .
Herd Boars and some of the Sows
Lucy Orlons Model
California's Defender
Diablo Orion Model
Defender Colonel, 70th.
Lucy Orlons Mayflower
Great Wonder I am Gano
Pathfinders Queen
Prize of Tulare Belle
Twin Oaks Attraction
Lady Defendress 70th
And 60 others.
.Wi.lbbfcl,Vj A ' V ' ... . , i ,. , n ..! 1 i . ...
- I males Aaiuoai uaim in x ui.i.uui, una suiuiiuns w!T
Independence, Or, May 2S. The j M. O. Plummer of Portland. . 'fore the em! .
bankers of Lenlan, Linn, Lincoin and
Polk counties, comprising what is
known as roup 2 of the Oregon link
ers' association .are in session here to
day, holding an ail day meeting, ""he
convention is held in the Isis theater.
Tl,. Juiritua n iMU'StS llf the Illlle-
lllc uri.i,1""' 1 1 t-
, .1 -tl....n.n..,h htmlfHrfi 11T1 d '
penuence anu .ui"iiiv...ii u -
a luncheon was served in the Hotel
Beaver at noon. It is said that every
bank in the district is represented and
and the gathering is one of unusual
ve df.-
Has Raised a
New Standard (or
Baking Powder
Because it is made in the most
careful and scientific manner from
absolutely pure materials that re
main pure in the baking and insure
wholesome, healthful foods.
Because it possesses the greatest
leavening power.
Because it is not affected by time
or weather it never loses its
strength and never fails.
Because it is most economical
you save when you buy it and
you save when you use it
These are the reasons why Calu
met is the standard baking powder
the choice of millions more
being sold than of any other brand.
Try it always buy it Your
procer can supply you.
Calumet contains only such" ingred
ients as have been approved officially
by the U. S. Food Authorities.
HIGHESTawarm
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Sizes 14Vi to 19. Regulars, Slims and extra sizes. Extri
Quality. Prices $1.25 to $2.50
Extra Jieavy blue denim overalls, $2.75
Work Shoes $4.00 to $11.00
Salem Woolen Mills Store
; C. P. BISHOP, PROP. ,
I 138 North Commercial ,
MeteH4lHMm
Weanlings, $15.00 each at ranch. A large number always
on hand to choose from. Crates $2.50 each, refunded when
returned prepaid in good condition. Mail orders solicited.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Broom's home in Hasel Green.
Auirust Zellinskl has moved to Port
land. I
M1ss Mildred Williamson went to
Pt.iyton Thursday to spend a few days
with her sister. I
Mr. and .Mis, Charles Zclllnskl Sr.,'
moved to Salem this week. Their son, I
Charles, will run the home place.
Mia Grace Hape has returned from
fnlein to keep house fur her folks dur
ing Mrs. Rape's advenes. The latter
hiw Rone to Red Oak, Iowa.
, Ktliel Chapman of Kelner has the
measles.
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housework with ease. I enn truthful
ly say I believe Tanlac saved my life
and I expect to praise It as long as I
live."
Tanlao Is sold In Salem by Tyler's
drug; store and .leadlim druggists in
ther towns. (Advi
Instant twa
Si---, iA
U P0STUM
A BlVtKAOE
Actual
Experience
coffee is often harm- V
,1 lT 111. 1 S
i ui tu i iKcuu i jjecause
of Ihe dru "caffeine"
which il contains.
NSmNTPOSTUM
is free from all harm
ful substances. It is
a delicious cereal bev
erage with a coffee -like
flavor, fniirely
healihfulf Try a
tin from the grocer.
Made by
Postum Cenul Co, Battle Creeh.Mick '
AJMJ.UlMJ..W.WJi
Retiring from Business
Offering All Remaining
FIXTURE;
At less than present cost of glass alone. Merchants, big and
little, automobile dealers and others may find something
suitable for their purpose and certainly at a big saving!
Three 8-foot plate glass cases, base
with drawers, 2 plate glass shelves,
each $85.00
Two "L" shaped cases, large, with 2
shelves, short side 5 feet long, long
side 8 feet, width 26 inches, height
42 inches, each $100
Three 9 foot Plate Glass Display
Counters, top 28 inches wide, open
body, each $65.00
Same as above, 12 feet long $90.00
Same, as above, 9 feet long with 12
drawers in body, 2 at $80.00
Plate Glass Counter 29 inches wide,
32 inches high, 12 feet long, draw
ers in base, 2 shelves .... ..$100.00
Same 9 feet long, 7 drawers ....$90.00
Time
Recording
Clock
International, in
perfect running
order. A 50 card
case goes with it
at
$150
Beautiful Walnut Case $395
This wall case has large plate glass front shelves, mirror and
compartments. Size over all is 26 inches deep, 8 feet, 3
inches high, 18 feet, 6 inches long a handsome piece of fur
niture that could not be duplicated under about $1400.
Two solid plate glass Umbrella-Cases,
capacity 176 umbrellas each4 very
high grade fixtures, each .......$60.00
One large triple mirror, size of each
glass 20x56 inches $125
Glass front Spool Silk Case, capacity
2120 spools ....$15.00
Two Hugh Lyons revolving, piece
goods racks, capacity, 24 pieces,
each $3.00
Two rolling ladders, track, each $10
Shoe fitters' spools, each 75c
Window display fixtures, very cheap.
Tables of various widths and lengths.
Good seasoned spruce, per foot 8c
Sanitary
Drinking
Fountain
With filter, cool
er and Jill connec
tions. The outfit
complete for
$50
FOR THE INTERIOR
OF YOUR HOME
W I WMIMMII.M a I I HI I I II I I III I II I II ITim UTTI
WML jflftSBj
Will Prove Best
, Beautiful pastel shades which are permanent
MAX 0. BUREN
179 Norths Commercial Street
.. Side a Bicifcte
d Day ton Bicycle brings
Fun
an&HSciltll
TAhere is real health, as well as real
pleasure in riding a good bicycle. It
is a healthful, stimulating exercise, and it
gets ypu out in the open out in the
fresh air and sunshine! It will stir your
blood, take the kinks out of your mus
cles and set your pulse tingling.
But bicycling is more than a pastime for
boys and girls. Many "grown ups" are
riding nowadays not merely because it
saves time and money, but because it
keeps them active and in good health.
Ride a bicycle and ride a Dayton Bjcy
( cle because it rides easily, comfortably,
-and is long-lasting. Visit our store and
see these fine new Daytons for men, wo
men, boys and girls. No obligation to
purchase but you'll want tol
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
387 Court Street
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