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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1925)
TUD liiHmti lAimuii tvaa VE CAPITAL JCft&NAL, SALEM, OREGON fAUti lJ MiiUAlf, f liiJl'.l'.'U'.l liU, VJ.:: From the Richest and Best Part of the State News from Nearby Valley Points By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents (roup ol her friends at ll ifitu i er horn od North Watea, street WNDHU7 aiternoon. unitu lor the occasion were Mn. Christine Jacobsen, Mra. Josephine Jacob sea, Mrs. O. Batern, Mra. A. 0. Legard, Mra. O. Steen, Mra. Has Hansen and Mra. J. Irerson, Mra. T. Lindgren and little son, Frank, ara Ttsitlng the parenta of Mrs. Lindgren, Mr. and Mra O. O. Lund ot Silverton. Mra. M. J. Fo?y has retume'J from Minneapolia, Minn., wrere ha waa recently called by the f II ness ot ber mother. Silverton la to hare a new creamery. It la being built by Woodburn News Woodburn, Or., Feb. 20. A de lightful evening Cor the Girl tU tervee and their Invited guest was spent at the home of Mr. and Mra. Eugene ionhberger when their daughter, Naomi, eutenaiu ed about 40 high school young people. The hall and sitting roooU were gay with Valentine motifs hearts and cup Ids. An automobile romance, Valentine making and versifying gave enter tainment for the early part of he evening, and later the guests en joyed rook, thou v tome preferre-i cross-word vuztw. Delicious re frwhuitnU were served by Mrs. Moahberger, HHsiaU-d by Mrs. L. Mocliel and Mi Laura Hugu'es, the Olrl Kecerve advlttors. Basketball gam are more fre quenl ue the eud of the fse.isoii nears. On Friday night, Kebru.iry lit, the Wood l)t. m high scMoo, 'EirU lost to .he Cervais !Ush , school team by one basket, tin- scorj being 14 to 16, while ttu Woodburn boya won from .hi rival team by a much larger mar gin. It to 15. Tuesday evening. February 17, another double head er was played In the high acioo. gymnasium with the St. I'aul teams, Woodburn winning both the boya' score reading 23 to 8 and the girls' score 44 to 9. A return game with Purr .Kb junior high Hchool of KalPtn will be puy rd in fculem next Monday evening. The ftfial game of the season on the home floor will be played on Friday, February 27, when Gnuh am high school will meet the btuo and white. Nine high school young people and three faculty advisers will he guests at the Oregon Agricultural college at the educational week end nroeram February 20 to 2 aa accredited representatives uf Woodburn high nchool. Bwverl other Intertwted seniors will at tend as personal gueals of Wood burn alumni who are now .ilud'.nls at the college. Those repren-'iit Ing the high schofil are: Unrol l Morthbcrger, Kamuoi i airnea, Joseph Iverson, Harold McKenzie. Wavno I'omeroy. Margaret we'i rum. Margaret Kuapp, Audr.y Stewart, Cainella Cent una fus'iUy members. M. F. Schrelber, Mrs. Ksther Halrd and Miss Murgarit Chapman. Superintendent r. t. Fagan will also attend on Satur day. rounv Hi-Y Hecretary Kin'ier mnt with the local HI-Y bovfi Wednesday, February 17. Coach D. K. Itarey of the lilfrh m'hnol has been unnble to attend "WOMAN NEARLY "INSANE"" "I was nervous, could not sleep, melancholy and nearly insane nt times," write Mrs. T. A. Saun ders of 711 K. Depot Rt.. Knox vllle. Tenn. "After being in thie condition nearly three jrrara I aw Lydla E. IMnkham'a Vegetable , Compound advcrtlned and took It. It made rae a well woman. I gain ed 22 lbs. In weight and haven't had a hit of trouble since. I hope It will do ae much for other wo men oa It han for me." Lydla E. Plnkham'e Vegetable Compound la the one dependable remedy for female Hie. Adv. his clause end work with h's teams the past few days. Mrs. itarey has been taking his classes. The Woodburn Teachers aaso elation U planning an art exhibit and tea served by the pupils ot the cooking clubs of the grade achool o take place early in Marh at the eet bide school building. The proceeds from the exhibit will be devoted to the purchase of gaud pictures for the various cbo)l rooms. The annual Martha Washington tea prouiibt'S to be an unusually brilliant affair, r riduy evening, February 20. It will be served in the Methodist Episcopal church (i iti lug room. Mlso Laura Haggles, history and civics instructor at the huzh school, took her two civics clussefc to visit the state legislature at .Salem, Thursday. They left Wcofi- burn by automobile at 9 a. m., re turning at 3:30 so that oiu-of- town students could get ilHr busses or cars for home. The class; have been supplied with calendars and hills from botii houses of the legislature &nd hive been carefully studying end filing them. For this kindness they are indebted to Representative F. W. Settletjiler, Senator Stun Brow? and Chief Clerk John Hunt. DIVIDED SESSION IS APPROVED BY HOUSE The house yesterday afternoon adopted houfio joint resolution No. 8, railing for a divided session of the legislature. Two twenty-diy legions with a 20-day interim be tween I hem would ho authorize if the resolution Is adopted by tin senate and passed by tho people as a constitutional amendment. Silverton News Rllverlon, Or.. Feb. 20. (Spe cial, i Mrs. Ha Ivor Da It I enter tained at a little party Wednes day afternoon at her home in hon- of her daughter, Mrs. Job i Martin, nee Mahlo Da hi, of M' Vernon, Wash., who is visit in? nt Famous Austrian Surgeon Restored by Gland Treatment iJr. Lurenz, fatuous Austrian surgeon, iicrot'ilmg to a reeent press dispatch, has submitted him self to tjlundular treatment. This treatment, according to the doc- or s own statement, has restored him to the health ond vlcor of hie earlier days, and he Is highly pn- htiKiaalla about this new branch of nittdleal science. Thousands of men and women who are lacking In health and en- my. are taking advantage of eei nee's most recent discovery and using OlnndoRon, a highly concent nUed Klandular tonic, tn convenient tablet form, prepared from the glands of healthy young anlmnls. Clandonen has had re markable success In tho treatment of run down, nervous individuals, rilandogen la nbtalnable at J. C I'erry drug store. Adv. MX 1 'S.t SALEM FRUIT llflTV If A T T7"T?1A Our Motto: Many Varie ties, Fresher Merchandise, Lower Prices, Personal Selection for You. All Week Prices Leltuit', Imperial Vallov (imility 2 Iliads 25c; 3 Heads 23c; 2 Heads 15c Spinarh, fresh and bright, 2 lbs 25c Cauliflower, fine white beans 10c, 15c nnd 20c Carrots, clean stink, 4 lbs. 15c Turnips, clean, white variety, 4 lbs 15c KutabaKas, nice size and fresh, 4 lbs 13c Parsnips, fresh, sweet stock, 4 lbs 15c Cabbage, hard cannnnball stoek 5c and 7c Fresh Fruit Bananas, fine ripe stock, dozen 25c, 30c, 35c Grape Fruit, Florida juicy fruit, 4 for 2!'c Also offering many varieties Apples, Nuts, Oranges. We Also Offer Hot House Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Celery, Garlic, Sweet I'otatoes, small size Oregon Ilurbanks, per sack $1.59... Swc-et Potatoes southern stock, 3 lbs. 28c. Order of $2 or more delivered free. Prompt and courteou service. Corner Commercial and Slate Streets .be bom, ol her mother. A dainty luucb was acrved during tba aft ernoon. Guests ware Mrs. 11. Jul aon, Mrs. A. llfftvigt, Mrs. Arthur Uahl, Mrs. Otto Dahl, Mrs. M. K Strand, Mrs. H. Maraud, Mrs. A Finseth. Miss tiwina Fineeta, Mrs. A. Lund, Mrs. H. Hcaland, Mrs. P. Henderson, Mrs. A. Lottbue, Mrs. II. Uahl, the guest ot honor, Mra. Martin, Mra. Harold Salem and '.be host, Mra. Haivor Uahl, . Going to Portland to attend the it nrhmaiiinoff coueert at '.he rub- lie auditorium Wednesday evening were Mr. und Mrs. 12. Uanks, MUa Olive Bunks, Mlea turner lowe and Miss Uora lleorlkeca. Silverton (rlends and relative have received word o( the birth ol a baby duughter to Mr. and Airs. K. C. filches ol Sscramento, Cal. Hr. Itiches was at one time In the employment of the Southern I'a cicic company at Silverton and Mrs. Itiches will be remembered oca, as Mine Ilaitle Uahl. Mrs. S. Undseta was the inspi ration ot a happy surprise Thurs day afternoon when the membert of at. John's Ladies Aid society met for their regular session at the church parlors and converted the affair into a party honoring Mrs. Llndsetb. The honor guest was the recipient of a puree. Mem bers of '.be society brought luncb which wass erved during the ft enuKn. Mrs. Llndseth is the wife nt Hev. S. Llndscth, pastor ot St John's church. Mrs. Albert K;:w.er entertained Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting Years ago the formula for fat reduction was "diet" "exereiso.-' Today It is "Take Marmola Pre scription Tablets." Frie Is tell friends theso friends tell others. They eat substantial food, lire as they like and still reduce steadily and easily without going through long aieges oc tiresome exorcise a; s'.arvution die'. Marmola Pre scription Tablets are sold by all druggists the wo:M over nt one dollar for a box. or if you prefer you can order direct from the Marmola Co., (lenernl Motors lildg., Detroit, Mich. Adv. John Kubbernese, former manager of Aha Silverton creamery. The location of the new creamery lr on forth Water street just south of the Oil 'Er Up service station. Mr. and Mra. Frank Cheney, former Silverton residents, have moved from Portland to Salem. Frank Becker, who baa been tn the employment of the Silvertjn C0RETHR0AT bakery for some time, has goue to camp 11, wberi be will be camp baker, Jerry Desert, who has for the several months baa been eagaced in general repair business In the Good Templar building on First street, has closed bis shop and will, it Is understood, go to Cali fornia. The Ulstpah Circle met at tba home of Mrs. Lou Davenport, Wednesday sfternoon. m usxgle with warm eatt sratet ftVWxA&t "tx --jar VT.i ' iff;F VsW -Ui.n apply ever throat- KeSSSbW S?jv96ife55?j5V'l--y w Vapo Rub lo Per IT Millie Jm UJ Y.rl, hlgdr I af af J !3r s1r? c ' Vyj n jH We would eoH your attention to our north window where rA jv0 ' i 7'' ii'ld ' we have assembled all of the little things that take such a pi j ' t 'i&J!r l-. ' M part in the role of the well dressed women. M ASK your Grocer FOR TSHef ?s. p0f I , I k Many new acees- Q MSi "The Universal Crocket" - j M' XS. XMMli If- I this season and one ilK&a 1 R VsiKVW' ; -; ' indeed do uell R r1 - m ml .."J- O at 4 f M Once Again We Are Able to Offer M High Grade Silks -ym- At a Remarkable Price I cakes made to order for every occasion j 1,000 yards just received by express ', t anitatiy JUNE ittty I ! I If ll Mr FEBRUARY SATIIRDAy" I AUGUST ( 1 811 b, k SPECIALS ; I'-SJSr The reason we are able WCb5il i 'tffirSfS I i " fei SJn to offer you these mag- rw yv 5 twrT- J&W m"nt 8"k' at ,hi ftv&A VcFcT rrune take ..ar price is on account ot c37kwA 1 'V Vi y W$M our buying conncctlona V&xiCA 1 i-f'' OQC ill with our Portland e- Y C.V-. - E Jm!$ elusive Si.k Store. Our Jh " E ZZSjZ i twi&fcJSfr ,lore ,l,t,re b0"Kht W'&V MARCH ' m&W$$$$ particular line and W?( Bread 6meS m TwiaLoaves II: I New (Stiipos New Prints Crepe tie Chines Cantons .. Satin Bengal Faille Uroeadcs wonderful eolor assot'tnient. Thev're f( aivd 40 inches wide F ashions For Today; For Spring; For Summer; For All Occassions it! These Silks are just a step ahead of style See Them Displayed in OurJBhow Windows YOUR MAIL ORDERS receWe careful attention. V prepay tht postae or ex pros within raJius of a hundred mlleo. Satisfaction Guarnntecd on evrrr purrhT or ouil.l t ktork monor chrertullr refunded. sni "CAM AND DO" POIITI.AKII SII R SHOP jsl Alder Kirrvg 1 . .. . t Ti APRIL Butter Horns 6 for 25c Bread Twin Loaves 15c Large Loaves 2 for 25c We serve Lunches all day. Yon will enjoy Our Coffee. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER MAY KOVEMDELt L DECEMBER
