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Bringing Up Father--By George McManus
Polk County to
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U Corn Show
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At Independence
Sence, Oct 28. The
annual Folk County Corn
will be held In this city No-
Mr 13 and 24, and already
tut) Interest Is being awaken
ed in the event.
This Is In reality the fifth an
na) how but two meeting were
art ot sufficient Importance to be
clawed as a show. Three years
mo it had been arranged to hold
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thr show at the same time of the
Nlk county fair, but as the fuir
committee made the dates early in
the fall corn was not in condition
for the (how, and when it was
later decided to hold the show in
Use month of October the corn
'ttK committee found it too late
to make it a success.
Then the epidemic of Influenza
jraatw ago was such In this
vicinity that the authorities ad
vised postponing the corn show in
definitely. This made it impossi
ble to hold a show at that time.
liut two successful events have
tmrn held In Independence and it
is th intention of the committee
In charge to make the show tnis
year the best ever. It will be held
hi the Whiteaker building this fall
u Main street, adjoining the Ho
tel Heaver.
tun hundred fifty doners will
be paid out in cash for premiums
aMl the merchants of Independ
ence have contribute,! two hun
dred or more dollars forth of
mfrchnndiHP which w'll also be
given to growers as premiums. A.
C, Moore is chairman and other
members of the committee are C.
It. Calbreuth ami W. H. Cockle.
Mr. Chapman, agricultural
agent tn Polk county, is also in
terested in the work and is doing
everything possible to make the
meeting this year a grand success.
Senator Ike Patterson of Kola,
one of Polk county i r orn nthusl
rt and an extensive grower, who
ha heretofore been in line, for a
. large number of premium is said
to lx prepared this year to show
arana most excellent varieties of
rn and his exhibitions will dem
oustrate, it is said, beyond all ques
tion of doubt that corn can be pro
duced in Oregon. The committee
In charge of the sho wheld a meet
Ing yesterday afternoon in the
Moore furniture store and fortnu
ated plans for the coming event.
Copr for the premium list is now
la the hands of the printers and
will be issued In a lew ua.
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Marion
Marion, Ore., Oct. 28 Wendell j
ttiliner, little son of Mr. and Mrs.
John 1'aimer Jr. was taken serious
iy ill one night laHt week. A phy
sician was called, and the next home last week.
morning the baby was much bet
ter. Mervin Pearson of Salem spent
the week -and with bis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hall.
J. H. Small Has ranted his father's,
farm.
.lion Oshorn of Monroe is visit
ing at the home of James Trester.
I'ella Hansel is visiting hei
ter, Mrs. Martin, in Salem.
Itoland Oimiek who is at pre
sent employed at Noti is home ror
a few days.
Mr. Stow of Toledo is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Slyter.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Glover who live in Dallas will
be glad to know that they are the
proud parents of a baby girl born
last week.
Lester tiraham of Turner was
visiting at the Uouok home last
today.
O. U. Kephart and son Kalph
of Riverside, Cal., are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Kephart.
A. W. Kephart and family mot
ored to Portland and back last
Monday.
Mrs. E. M. Smith and children
of Jefferson spent last Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Palmer Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Gentry have
moved into their own home here
in town after spending the sum
mer at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I. N. Cook.
Miss Mary Thomas will soon go
to Salem where she will assist Mrs
Knos Pressnell with her work.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gentry and
family of Jefferson were visitors
at the C. A. Mote home last Sun
ray. Oscar Bouuk left for Idaho last
Tuesday where he will visit his
. sister, Mrs, Rudolph Kusey and
husband.
Mrs. Mary Wollridge of Jeffer
j son visited her parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. Thomas Winn last week.
Rev. B. G. Brotinar was a busi
ness visitor In Newberg last week.
Linus Pauling, a teacher at the
O. A. C, was a guest at the Hansel
m
Home-made, but Hat No
.qual tor Loughs
Mah a family supply of rrn1l7
drpetMlahlr cumin HH'tMetiie. Eng.
. ur lrriurei, hum tutves auout v.
If yon have a severe cough or cfaei
eoMi tssyoipanied with soreness,
throat tickle, BOftrisness. or alflAcuii
breathing, or if youv child Wskfti lip
shtiing tke night with croup nial von
wast umek help, try this reliable old
awtt&c-uuule cough remedy. Any drug-
upply you with ounces
efKna. Pour lhir into a pint bottle
and fill the bottle with plain granu
lated nugar syrup. Or you can use
rlarilieti sjolaMss. lioney, or corn
!!' instead of sugar eyrup, If
dmiieii. This recipe makes a pint of
really rssBsrkable cough remedy. It
tastes good, and in spite of its low
trust, it ran lie depended upon to give
pairs and lasting relief.
Ton ran feel this Uke hold of
ranch is a way that means business.
kionrns and raisea the phlegm
Jop Ihroal tickle and soothes sn
Iwais the irrikuled membranes that
lis the throat and bronchial tubes
ith such promptness, ease and cer
tainty that it is really astonishing.
t'tsni is a special and highly con
(enlisted compound of genuine Nor
way pine extinct, and is probably the
hast known means of overcoming
rrrre roughs, throat and chest colds.
There sre many worthless imita
tions of this mixture. To avoid dis
appointment. .ik fur "J1, ounces of
1'iuex" with full directions and don't
aerept snytliing else, thinranteed to
Hire absolute satisfaction or money
siimutly refunded. The Piucx Co,
Tt Way sc. Ind.
Why Suffer
With Piles?
No ttarter It v Hare Trie Msny
"" There Still Is Hope la
"j ui rile Rapposllsries.
Try Pyramid Just as quickly as
ia csa. It should give quick relief
Sana has saved many from an opera-
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The Joy Of A
P.,vf o, l lr!n
Know the joy and
happiness that comes
to one thru possessing
skin of purity and
beauty. The soft, dis-
tinguished appearance it
enders brings out your
natural beauty to its full
est. In use over U years
Mrs. Bote who has been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tate,
has returned to her home at
Brooks.
Mrs. I Conklin has returned
home after a visit with friends in
Salem.
Jess Small has returned from
Toledo where he went on business.
B. F. Knsley had the misfortune
to badly cut three fingers on his
I right hand in a hand feed chop
I per.
i Last Friday night the Friends
Sunday school had a party at the
I home of Mr. and Mrs. Lindley
I Pressnell. About fifty guests
j pronounced the affair a complete
, success.
Henry Walburn from Kansas is
the guest of Mr. J. M. Slyter.
Mr. and Mrs. Tate were business
visitors in Garvais last Saturday.
Miss Joy Ogden who is teaching
near Silverton, spent last Sunday
here with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Dencer ex
soon. The social and supper given in
the Woodman hall nxt Friday
peet to move to their Salem home
night promises to be a treat in
more ways than one. Miss Grace
Von Bruhren of Silverton will ren
der a program of song and read
ings. Glenna Russell was able to be
out lust Sunday for the first time
for two weeks.
Karl Wagoner, a former Marion
boy, is now employed in the Bigg's
drug store in Salem, and also a
tending the Willammette uoiver
sity.
Hopeville School
Installs Soup
Kitchen Feature
Recently a parent-teachers asso
ciation was organized with a large
membership. Community spirit has
been aroused and everywhere there
is splendid cooperation which will
insure success in the school work
and result in the development of
better society conditions. Officers
elected for the parem-ieacners as-
You Need Strength4
to overcome the coughs, colas snd oths
catarrhal diseases cf wlnwr. Restore
health circulation, throw out t
wastes, tone up Oie nerves art
light the suucua-.
HOD oi caiarru
sociation are: Mrs. Moore, presi
dent; Mrs. Kalph Porterfield, vice
Independence, Oct. 28. Hope-' president, and Miss Watzling, sec
ville, situated a short distance j retary and treasurer. At the meet
south from this city in the rich ', ing held recently when the officers
hop section of the Willamette riv-j
er bottoms, Is an old settlement.
but a new spirit of progress has ;
developed within the past few
months; and many creditable fea- j
tures are now apparent. Since
Mrs. Geo. W. Bonkey of this city
opened her school there a few
weeks ago a soup kitchen has been
in operation for the benefit of pu
pils who have some distance to go
to and from school and carry their
lunches. The board has provided
the necessary equipment and un
der the supervision of Mrs. Con
key the older girls have kept it In
operation in a very creditable man
ner.
were elected the girls served dain
ty refreshments which they had
prepared themselves. There are
about fifty students in the HopvlUt
school now and Mrs. Conkey is as
sisted by Miss Watzling of Salem.
"Then the Fun cBirnn "
Blaine, Ohio, Oct. 28. Two
young sons of Charles Seabright
decided to cook a. meal while their
parents were away. The fire did
not start rapidly enough, so they
obtained gasoline from an auto anrl
poured it into the
Neighbors saved the
kitchen
house.
BRUISES-SPRAINS
Alternate applications hot and
cold cloths then apply
VICKS
VAPORUH
Oner 7 Million Ion Vied Ytark I
Ava sav j.Nv.w iVsHnor
Children's Coughs
may be checked and more serious conditions :
of tilt throat often wiS Be svetOed by
promptly giving the child s dose of safe
PI SO S
a 0 cent box of Pyramid Pile
silories at any ui ug store It
raaat thing to do. Do it for
vossr asrn sake, to relieve Itchintr,
Msssgiag or protruding piles, hem
ntsMi and swell rectal troul.i.
Take ass 'substitute. Bend coupon for
Cm- i rial
msnstvn! coirrow
viHsaiin uavu rtmrAWT.
Msr&rtau. auos.
,
1 FREE g
THOUSANDS
digestion, un
gulates the bowels
iears away all catarr
inflammation1.
builds up the strength by
e nabling the OTffaUlfl concern
ed to properly do their work.
Thousanda testify to its value
after protracted sicklies, a
attach of Grip or Spanish In
iluenza.
The ideal medicine in the
house tor everyday ills.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
TABLETS Oil LIQUID
HOLD YOUR
BREATH!
It's
Coming
What?
WATCH FURTHER
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Exceedingly Attractive Time
Payment Plan
Comparisons made in point of price,
power, wheel base, running-cost,
performance, and every other de
termining factor of value, lead the
inquiring buyer straight back to the
good Maxwell at $995.
Point for point, it advertises itself
in the plainest possible way as the
greatest buy in the market today
Touring Car 995
Sedan . . 1695
Roadster . $ 995
Coupe . . 1595
Prisss F. O. B. factory, war tax to be added
Preparing for one hun
dred and twenty million
meals with Karo Maple
for 1921
Last year American housewives
bought over five million cans of
Karo Maple. Delicious flavor,
moderate price and wise buying.
Do you know that the makers of Karo
Maple are the world's largest users of the
purest and best flavored maple sugar?
That over a thousand tons of maple
sugar from the finest maple groves in
Vermont and Canada are used each year
to make Karo Maple?
Karo Maple is pure and wholesome
its flavor is not an imitation.
Yet the price is so moderate that you
can afford to serve it at every meal.
Try it just once, on "some nice hot !
waffles, or brown pancakes. Or as a ;
spread for bread or crisp toast. i
If Karo Maple isn't the most satisfy- j
ing syrup you ever tasted, at the most i
satisfying price you ever paid for a simi- I
lar syrup, return the balance of the I
can and tho grocer will refund yout I
money,
SfHing ftcprttmtativmt '.
JOHNSON-UEBER COMPANY
Portland '
Oscar B. Gingrich Motor & Tire Co.
371 Court Street Phone 635
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