February
21. 1921
An automobile piloted by T.
Citxgerald, route 5, came out see-
Ollt hamt In a MklMl ...Uk - Mn
community masquerade dance 1 chine driven hv f. u.rw.-X
ilav .,....,, . - ouuin v.tjniiBe siren, i ne rur-
-'i"5 ail
hou
which Hip
k held In coin
pliment
Ud 1
enjoyable af
filed portion oi me
dancing '-
-islators
very
irel!
rlty "f
that
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0 F cnt
tne ..rtiHtS.
ted oy J.
'T numbers by Ml
Lnk and Oscar B. u.ns-
. the Klks da noc on
Mr. and M
S were hosts for a
upper P"- ,
Zi tarnations formed
.. table decoration and
' P-ed for Mr
Laflar, r.
0hv, Mr. aim
,0d Airs.
Fitts. Mss .............
Bldwell, Tuesday.
I Wesley Judd of Illinois ia visit
,1M .at the Judd home.
was given at Liberty
ejuyanie evening I seralri ;.,- was ....
j was "lJn'. lunch was served. aged.
I The school boys have been rJ
pairing and grading the basket1
ball court this week.
The Liberty Band serenaded Mr.) fieva'. Feb. 21, R. H. A.
and Mrs. H. Holder last Tuesday I Qrabrt oi Broken Bow, Nebraska
:evening. They have recentlv been I was 3 Suest at the Depot Hotel
and married and expect to make their i r 1 may night. Mr. Urabert is
'iuture home in Liberty.
Joe Brown of INVwberg spent
Tuesday evening at the home of
J. H. Emery.
The Otpital Journal, Salem, Orettm
Page Thre
Gervais
sash and struck hini In the face
near the eye. indicting a large gash
in his face. He is nursing a verv
sore face at the present time and
is congratulating himself that it is
no worse. Mr. Leslie is proprietor
of the Btaytoo hotel.
looking over the farms
Alleged Reckless
Pilot and Corner
Cutter Arrested
Roads Worst In
20 Years Claim
of Mail Carrier
Hubbard, Or.
than 20
Feb. 21-
'ars
route so his son can cover part of
the distance by team and in this
manner they manage to get in on
time every day. Mr. Palmer says
the roads southeast uf Pudding
river are impassable for a ear and
difficult Willi a team of hcr-.s.
the
A. B. Bennett. 1213 Seventeenth
promptu program of songs
readings, by the guests was a very
delightful reature of the enter
tainment. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley
were presented with a beautiful
set of books as a token of the es-1 The young men of the district sist,er Mas Julia DeJardin are ! driving recklessly and clainiei
teem ui men menus, netresnnients nave oeen working on the hill """"""i o tneir nome, recovering'"" motorist naa cut a corner
."uut of. Gervais with intention j street, was arrested by Officer
of locating pemanently In Oregon. I "B"l Porter Saturday. The po
A. D. DeJardin, his wife and ! liwniau charged Emmett with
that
For more
tmer. mail
carrier on route 2 out of Hubbard,
has been more or less familiar with
the conditions of roads inthis vicin
ity and he states that he has never
seen the time when they ar
as at present, and have been during tradition to Oregon of Marshall
the entire winter. He attributes ; Fraaer. held at Asotin, Washington.
the present
Extradition Grunted.
Olympia, Wash., Feb. 21. Clon
us had ernor Louis F. Hart today granted
and wanted at Portland on a charge;
of violation of the Oregon bin-' sky
law in unlawfully offering corpor
ate, securitieh for -ale.
conditions
rains and inert
abandoned hi;
heavy
ased traffic. He has
: car for the entire
were served by Mrs. Edwin Cooley I diamond this week
and Mrs. Simpson, daughters of The sixth gitide of the school
the hosts. At a late hour the par-1 has organized a Health club with
ty joined in the favorite hymn, ! the following officers Eldon Ogle
"God be with you till we meet Captain, Florian Hrubitz and
ngair)." j Esther Neuens, corporals, Gladys
Mumford, secretary and Florian
Mrs. Gueneth Dale Over (Eva
Printz) of Portland, spent the week
Hrubitz, president.
Martha Valentine and Elizabeth
fom the effects of small-pox vac- I Court and Commercial. He was re
cinatlon.
T. W. Laird, proprietor of the
Gervais store, has been released
from quarantine for smallpox and
is back at work in his place of business.
at i
end at the home of her father and Schmidt was absent from school
mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Printz.
.
I" ' .... ti.,t Ilender
1 weica.
he hosts.
Miss Amber ' Hitchcock and
James Nelson were quietly mar
ried in Vancouver on Saturday.
The couple will make their home
in the Nelson apartments.
if
lima wan
l .i evening
V" - ... ....
Uk end wnn
Bush.
Irs. R. Luper
turned to
I group
of young
to their home on
Kl, honoring tne eev.
. 100, janies i-.uji .
The social club of the Order
the Eastern Star, will meet to
morrow at two thirty in the Ma
sonic hall. Hostesses for the after-
andnoon will be Mesdames Y. II.
Brunk, Frederick Grant, John
Biewer and Thomas Brunk. These
invited pleasant affairs are always grate-
people fully anticipated by both members
and visitors or the order.
and refreshments
If their
the afternoon hours.
,lh Ross spent me wit.
lortland as the guest oi
Jones, president oi mr
U conference. Miss Koss
t ..i r.t iVta rrn-
. a r.iemuer u. ....
Imittce of tne corner-
jlrs. W. u . nicks HI
totored north last week
; J. Hicks, formerly OI
.While here they were
i at the country home or
fjl. Finney of Waconda.
Entermille of Baker,
feed through Salem
Lfter attending the initi
al Sigma Kappa rrater
Intermille recently spent
Mm her parents, Mr.
t. J Gardner. Both Mr.
huti-niiiHe are O. A. C.
Ll honor to Miss Crete
HoWt last veiling for
i Everett, Washington,
ji Wlillain Ranesden
1 party of inlimne
t itaUJ yesti i day. Those
i dure Yr. and Mrs.
Ks hosp'Olitv- wi re Miss
mt.lt- and Mrs. John
I Hi Elizabeth Sehel-
IKt ITashington. Miss
i Parki r a ml Bttdd
llra. H. C. Ran- of Eu-
IHeweek end guests of
lElnea of the Court apart
m left lasi night for
Were they will visit for
fn returning to Eugene.
place road File hundred
delightfully entertained
I Seiner and Mrs. W. C.
It lie Steiner home on
hipht. Additional invited
Mr, and Mrs. A. llunit,
Arthur Upley and
tf. Gidte. High honors
Mrs. E. O Pratt and
dainty repast was
the hostesses. This club
ll in fortnight at the
HM KiiriJ. when the
club will be hosts. .
stration of the physic-
class of the Woman's
given in Cotillion hall
mnrning at ten o'clock.
limi Victor. wHo spent
M with friends In Port
to Salem last night,
'he fifty third wed-
ttreary of Mr. and Mrs.
r, the Englcwood
al Circle met n. their
Friday night for an eve-
k- and games. An im-
More Than 200 Hear
Symphony Orchestra
Hope that the Salem symphony
orchestra may be prevailed on to
again offer a concert at the Com
mercial club, was expressed by
many music lovers Friday night
at the conclusion of the program
offered in the club rooms last
evening.
More than 200 persons attended
last night's concert of whom
more than half were women. Long
applause followed each of the
seven numbers played.
on account of illness.
Mrs. C. L. Carson, Mrs. C. H.
Stevenson and Mrs. Seeger visited
school this week.
Division II of the Girls Indu
trlal club met In the library
Thursday aftenoon, after a discus
sion of plans by the club leader
lira. Hhubetz a luncheon consist
ing of prune bread sandwiches
and candied prunes, prune cookies
and punch was served.
Stayton Hotel
Man Narrowly
Escapes Eye Loss
Stayton, Or.. Feb. M. Tha,
.. ink Leslie has two good eyes is
on 1 S00'' luck lh;' -
la e ' W:'S "''" a large
Lf T ,he at the
""let a few
in. ee oi ,, .. f, ,, .
Poultry Men Meet
Independence, Ore., Feb. 21.
A meeting of Importance, to poul
trymen of this vicinity will be held
in the city Tuesday night at 8
o'clock. Mr. Crosby, a poultry
export of the O. A. C. will speak
on Incubation and Brooding.
County Agent Paul Carpenter of
Dallas will also be present and
make -a talk. Every poultry bl eed
er in the vicinity is expected
be present.
Paving Bids Will
Be Opened March 1 !
Oregon City, Ore., Feb. 21 The
state highway commission will
open bids on 50 miles of paving I
on March 1, and will include grad
lug and surfacing projects. In
eluded in the bids for the several j
counties will be the following for
Clackamas county:
Pacific highway, Canby, Mollala
river crossing section, 1.2 miles
grading and gravel surfacing, in
volving 9000 cubic yards excavat
ing and 3500 cubic yards surfacing.
4 Cars Damaged
In Crashes Here;
None Is Injured
four automobiles wered amaged
in two crashes which occurred in
Salem over the week-end, None on
the passengers was hurt, according
to the reports.
Both ears were badly smashed
when one driven by Paul Hardy,
1(!7fl Berrv street, collleded with
another driven by S. K. KatourJ
who was moving north on Summer
Mr. Hardy was headed west on
to Center when the crash occurred.
Liberty
Liberty, Feb. SI. Doran Brown
of Mitchell, Nebraska is vleiting
at the home of J. H. Emery.
G. W. Johnson and H. E. Lantim
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
N
FURALGIA v
or headache rub the forehead
melt and inhale the vapors
VAPORUB
Omt 17 MitilunJuts UscJ Yeoihf
Easter Sunday Comes Maith 27 This Year
We Are Showing for (he First Time, the Spring
Season's Newest
Suits. Coats. Dresses, and
Blouses
'i -I Hry ifiHiilrT
Let this announcement be a
cordial invitation to you to
come and see the pretty new
styles. Fashion Favors
Smart Looking
Dresser
Our dresses are exceptional in
beauty and quality. The cir
cular overskirt is one of the
features of the new dresses
this season. Materials are
Satin. Taffefa. Canton Crepe,
Poirel Twill and Trieotine, in
rich spring colorings.
Prices llangc for Wool
si i.tl.-i up Ul SS .50
For Silk $15.00 up to 2.50
Favored Styles in Suits for Women
tnd test the perfect fit
Materials are TRICOT1NE,
Pax-
i vision is a bless
M1 it is one that
pny respects can
quired.
vision i t nvi
By due to unror-
defects that
p cannot correct
F initiative.
glasses snnnlv
"essan- rwree.
I and the result is
vision.
Kke good glasses
wr glasses make
Ftail is larkincr in-
filities that
at our Opti-
10RRIS
ticalCo.
11 2U Bank of
ace Bldg.
L OREGON
SIZES IS up to 47
We would like to have you see these and examine the .pialities,
the careful, painstaking workmanship
and becoiningncss of each model
SERGE and JERSEY.
Prices Range From $25.00 up to $65.00
Here are the cleverest
of the
NEW BI.OISKS
to match TOUR SlIT
FOR EASTER.
Trices range from
$4.95 up to $14.S5
COATS FOR WOMEN
Some very striking mod
els. TheT have to be seen
to be appreciated. Prices
range from
$12.50 ip t" $19.30
NOW IS THF. TIME TO
PLAN YOVIt
EASTER SHOPPING
Our slocks are nuite com
plete and the new things
are being bought up
quickly by those who
come in Just to look, as
tliey cannot resist the
temptation when they see
the reasonable prices at
tached to the garaients.
MAIL ORDERS We pay
the postage or express on
all mail orders.
SATISFACTION Guaran- fi
tred or your money oac.
I r
i
i
ago a
rom the window
quired to put up I0 bail for his
appearance.
J. A. Pooler. 1080 N. Liberty,
was also arrested by Porter who
said that Pooler had cut a corner
at Chemeketa and Liberty streets.
Roth motorists will appear before
Police Judge Earl Race today.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Cuticura Soap
IS IDEAL
For the Hands
Sop, O In tment.Tal mm. 25c. every where. Forasmptee
odfesa: Omtltnra. Lttx rttorloi .Dwpi.X, UaUtlaB.Uu,
for mmm
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy
Don't worry about eczema or otha
skin troubles. You can have a clear
healthy skin by using Zemo. Ob
tained at any drug store for 35c, oi
extra large Dottle lor $1.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear ant
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky no;
greasy and stains nothing It is easil;
applied and costs a mere trifle for eaci
application It is always dependable
Ibe E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, a
JUjREAT boon
There are many mothers,
nervous and rundown in
vitality, to whom.
Scott's Emulsion
would be a great boon.
It s the very genius ot
Scott's Emulsion
to build strength.
Scott A Bowm, Bloomfield, N. J.
ALSO MAKERS Or-
KM301D5
(Tablets or Granules)
for INDIGESTION
Keep Looking
Young
It's Easy If You Know Br. Ed
wards? OIHe Tablets
The secret of keeping young b
to feel young to do this you must
watch your liver and bowels
there's no need of hiiving a sal
low complexion -dark rings un
der your eyes pimples a bilious
look in your face dull eyes with
no sparkle. Your doctor will tefl
you ninety per cent of all sickneea
comes from inactive bowels and
liver.
Dr. Edwards, a well known phy
sician in Ohio. perfected a vege
table compound mixed with olive
oil to act on the liver and bow
els, which he gave to his patients
for years.
Dr. Edwiirds1 Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel, are gentle
in their action yet always effeet.-
Ive. They bring about that natural
i buoyancy which all should enjjy
I by toning up the liver and clear
ling the system of impurities.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are
I known by their1 olive color. 15c
and 30c.
I . I .:
Mill
ONLY SIX MORE DAYS of
BISHOP'S
2
FOR THE
PRICE OF
1SALE
Beyond Doubt This Is the Most Attrac
tive Proposition Yet Made. Determined
That the
Last Week of Our Sale
WILL OUT RIVAL THE PHENOMINAL BUSINESS OF OPENING WEEK WE HAVE ADDED
SEVERAL LINES OF METCALF'S
SILK MIXED WORSTED SUITS
OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS, IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS, DARK PATTERNS, ALL
SIZES FROM 35 TO 48
Models for Men and Young Men
THEY ARE HIGH GRADE SUIT PRICE REGULARLY AT FROM
$40.00 To $65.00 At
TWO
For the
Price of
ONE
Salem Woolen Mills Store