Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 05, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOtfNAL SALEM. OREGON wr Portlaad visitor yesterday Ty motored atom. Mr. Elisabeth PmU (prat the week ead la Partita with bar daughter. Mr. O. H. Gilbert, ul la Vancouver aa th houa (neat at Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Wood Mr. and Mm. A. A. Underbill and Un. Underbill' mother. Mm. Marjr Littler, are the house guaata la Eugene ol Dr. ana Mrs. Norton E. Wlnnard. ' Mia Marlowe Miller ill the honor guest at a delightful sur prise part? glren In her home on Monday evening celebrating her birthday anniversary. The host- ease were member or the T. H. D. club ot which Mia Miller la a member. Special guest were Mia Alice Rlgga. Miss Cora Miller and Mia Lola Schuts who gave several de lightful readinga during the eve- ning. Club member la the group THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 192S TON UTTER PiG CONTEST TO BE FAIR FEATURE Kotlc hu been received by the Oregon Mat fair board that ISO will be added U the prise lveo by the board to th winners of the "ton -Utter" pic contest at tha state fair next fall. Tha board had al ready aot aaida S16A In prises, f prixea ranjinf from 110 to $50 to b awarded on the baala of weihu of the Utters entered, and 110 to tha owner of tha heaviest Individ ual pic to ba entered under the terms of the contest. The Utter ton pig contest U to ba tha first contest of lta kind to be staged In the northwest. The additional $80 la to be I warded by tha national Chester White association on tha atlpula tlon that tha prise go to Chester White pigs. In caa tha winners In tha general contests are not Chester Whites tha f HO prlso money will not ba given. First prise, con 1st in a; of XS, must be won by a pure bred Chester White grand champion litter. Two prises, one of $20 and another ot lis. may go to grades. Tha money awarded by the board Is to go to any Utters, Irrespactlva of breeds. By the terms c-f tha contest each litter of pigs entered ovist be 180 days old. and welsh at least one tim. In cane a Utter la over that ige, one and two thirds pounds aer A-.y for each day over ISO rill be deducted for each pig In the litter The weight after the deduction Is made must be over one ton, or the contestant wilt be ruled out. In cttae a litter la less than 180 days old at the time of the contest, the same amount will ba added for eaih day lacking from the 180. The tutor must kc tually welsh at least one ton at the time the weighing in done, however, to be entered in the con test. The prlios are offered for the purpnso of stimulating the quick growing of hop. Pmfowior Oliver of the animal husbandry dVpartucnt of O. A. C will handle the preliminary work of the contest. Kuch Utter to be entered must be viewed and ear notched by some representative of the college within 10 days after the time It ia born. A second view will be mido sometime In July Cans Nichols, who lives 7 mllee eit of Salem, Is doped to he one of the outstanding contenders for the prlzo money, particularly for that oflVrc.l by the Chester Whtte o?oclutlun, aa he raises Chester Whites. Fermil under the state blur tliy law that have been granted by tho stuto corporation department since January IS are: Coos A Curry Telephone com pany, to iumi notes in tho sum of $100,000; rorllnnd Uox & Label company, to aell stock In the sum Of $13,000; C. 4 C. Leasing Syndi cate, Inc., to sell atock In the sum of $ 18,000; Investors Syndicate, to sell bond certificates In the sum of $1,000,000; Northwest Oil lle- fLnlng company, to sell ntork in the sum of $1)00.000; Portland-Wyoming Oil Huydlrate, Inc.. to sell stock in the yum of $10,000; Slski ou Hydraulic Mines company, atock, $30,000; Multnomah & Clackamas County Mutual Tele phone company, stock, $21,175; General Ponl ft Mort gripe com pany. Installment bonds, $500,000; American Loan association, ii shares non-par value atock, $5000 preferred stock. Portland Vegetable Oil Milts company, note, $150,000; I'neblo Mining company, stock, $25000; Northwestern Electric company, stock, $1,500,000; Free man, Hm it h A Camp company, notes, $150,000; Commercial Dis count corpor.it ion. atock, $50,000; Iteti OmoKa Alumae association bomb), $.i00t; S. & It. Loaning mm pany, collateral truttt notes, $75, 000; Marsh fie Id Hotel company. Stork, $rri),000; Lincoln hoapltat. atock, $10,000; Lumbermen's Truat company, Colii'nhi Htver Paper mill notes, $400. 000; Itlack Car bon Coat rompuiy, stock, $200,000 KuRene Hotel company, bonds, $I75,00J; American Fidelity In vestment company, thrift certlfl- If you Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best Have you ever stopped to reas on why It la that so many pro ducts that are extensively adver tised, all at onrn drop out of eight and are amn forgotten? The rea son Is plain the mrticte did not fulfil the promises of the manu facturer. This applies more partic ularly to a medicine. A medicinal preparation that has real curative value almost sells Itself, as tike an endless chain system the remedy Is rerommendi-d by tho who have been benefited, to those who are In need of It. A prominent dniKclst eays "Take for example lr. Kilmer's tswamp ltoot. a preparation 1 hava sold for many years and never hexltate to recommend, for In almost every Cane H shows excellent results, as many of my customer testify. No Other kidney rmedy has so large a sate." According to sworn statements and verified testimony of thou sands who hive used the prepara tion, the ft) ores of Ir. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot Is due to the fact, mo many people claim, that it fulfils almost every wlfh In overcoming kidney, liver and bladder nl luenta, corrects urinary trouble and neutralises the uric acid which causes rhcumatkin. You may receive a sample bot tie of Swamp-Hoot by parcel post Address Ir. Kilmer A Co.. ltinjr- hamton, N. Y., and enclose ten tents; slo mention this paper. large and medium aise bottle for catss, $!..; Laujftkat men's Trust company, sir permit to sail boa. Albatross afetal Furniture ootnpany, stock. $10,000. Auto matic Transmission company, stock $10. 00; Railway Exchange Invest men! company, bonds, $$$,000; Western Bond Mortgage com pany, bonds, 1 1,000,000; Coast Steel at Machinery company, stock $100,000; Western Bond Mort gage company, notes, $10,000; Jlm'S Toggery, jstock. $7500; Haw kins aV Roberts, bonds, $16,000; Lumbermen's - Trust company, bonds, $160,000: J. K. GUI com pany, n-ites, $100,000; Boyer Printing at Advertising company. atock, $65,000; Salem Construction company, stock, $25,0)0; .Peeler Manufacturing company, stock. $15,000; Coos ac Curry Telephone company, stock $100,000. Society (ContlnueJ on Pane 8IO Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buaey. Mr. and Mrs. John Spong and Mies l.aVflle Keens. Mrs Lewia Beehtel and Mr. Charles Klnter will entertain the club la to, Beehtal home on March IS. At a simple horns wedding Mlas Flossie Park, daughter ol Mr. ana Mrs. J. T. Park, sad Basil Wal- lacs of Portland, wars married by the ReT. O. I. Beadle In the Park home at two o'clock yesterday. uaskets or gorgeous pink rose? were arranged about the living room and unattended tha bride and groom atood before the min- later tor the ceremony. Tha bride wore a dainty frock of peach col ored crepe de chine and carried rosea or a deep pink. A buffet luncheon wa served following the ceremony. Among the guests present st the cere mony were Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Wells. Mr. and Mra. Roy Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Lien. Mrs Stephen Atkins and daughter. Mra. Harry Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. IS. B. Daugherty. I.eona Park, Clarence Park. Ernest Park and Jamea Daugherty. air. and Mra. Wallara will make their home In Portland where Mr. Wallace Is connected with the theater business. On Friday evening Mrs. Park. ths bride's mother, and her tes ter Mies I.eona Park, entertained at a surprise shower In her hon or. During the evening a huge banket filled with a variety of gifts was presented to the hrltie- elert. Cluests of the evening were Mies Flossie Park. Mrs. Ilirch. Mrs. Vadney, Mr. ami Mrs. Har ry Armstrong. Mr. snd Mrs. R. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lien. Mr. snd Mrs R. B. Daugherty snd son. Basil Wallace. Mrs. AtklnB and Clarence and Ernest Park. ... The thank offering party of the Little Light Hearers of the First MethocllHt church wilt be an event of Saturday afternoon In the church. The offering will be taken at this time for the school to be erected by the children at Uikuku, Africa. Mrs. A. A. Lee will be aasiKteil by Mrs. W. C. Voting. Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. Ray White. Mrs Walter Minler and Mm. (ioirge Forge. Mrs. Wire, Chinese missionary, III also give a talk at this parly. ... Mra. Stella Caldwell entertain ed the child welfare committee of the Salem Heights women's progressive cluh In her home on Monday afternoon. I,ate In the afternoon tea was served. Mem bers of the committee present were Mrs. Ruth Chapman, chair man and Mr Clara Reese, Mrs Belle Douglns. Mrs. Hazel Free man, Mrs. Myrtle Kava. Mrs. Lil lian McLlnley. Mrs. Ella Wlllson and the hostess, Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. Clara Reese will enter tain th, group at their neat meet ing. Mrs. Blanche M. Jones left to day to spend ten days with her son !n law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Smith, at tbelr home In Garibaldi. Mr. and M?s. Rollln K. Page have returned from a trip to southern California. I.lentenant and Mrs. K. A. Pomeroy (Jean X.eone Griffin) formerly of Portland and Salem. now living at 921 Nineteenth MOTHER! "California Fig Syrup" Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child Hurry Mother! A toaspoonful of "California Kig Hyruh" now will thoroughly clan the little bowele and In a few houra you hsve well, playful child again. Kven If Praia fikVLrlh hlllnx. mh.Mh.i. ed or full ot cold, children lov. It, pleasant taatc. Tell your druazlftt vou w.int only the genuine 'California Fit Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all a. printed on bottle. Mother, you miial am "T'. 1 1 f r.f n l " U.lnu a n v street Northwest, Waehlagtoe. D. C, are receiving congratulations upon th arrival of a daughter, bora Marck I. who kaa bea nana ed Jeaa Leal. a a a Th Baleoa Heights Woman's club will meet tomorrow after aoon at two o'clock la th com munlty hall. a a Cueete ot Mr. and Mrs. Theo Barr oa Sunday wer Mr. Barr'i brother and slater la law, Mr. and Mra. Joho Albrich. and their chlldrea who motored down from Portland (or tbs day. Additional guest were Barry Carpenter and Herman Ocbs, alao of Portland. Cover war laid for eighteen at a two o'clock dinner. a Mr. and Mr. William Him and daughter. Genevieve, apent sev eral day early In the week with relative la Portland. Mr. and Mr. Carl Armpriest war atlas Millar, M La Berth Millar. Mia Hot Clacgatt. Mia Kdaa Wordaa. Mia Klat Boy tan. Mia Paatlaa PaUeraoa. Miss Doric Bowdea. Mlas I rasa Sola. His Rutk waikar aaf Mra. Floy Selgmaad. a a a Tha Watt Sid clrel ol tk Jasoa Lee aid ocltr will fav regular aaeatiag Friday at two o'clock U th bom ot Mm. Al fred Vlck. Hi aortk Liberty street. a a According to word received to day Mr. and Mr. R. M. Uofer and Mr. K. Hofer are expected home tonight. Mr. and Mr. R. M. Hofer bar, motored from In dianapolis by way of th Sante Fa trail and la 8aa Francisco they wer Joined by Mr. E. Hof er who with Colonel Hofer has beea th guest ot tha Lawrence Hofer' for a number ot week. Because ot th serious lllasa of Mra. Thasta B. Kay. oaa of Ik oldest naash, th Piety Hill club erlll aot eaeet thai weak, a a a Mra. David Eyr will aatertaln member, ot kr dub at a bridge tea la hr had tomorrow after noon. a a a Mr. and Mrs. M. Bursa motor ed to Portlaad several day ag. a Dr. and Mra. C. B. Beochler wera hosta at a' charming dlaeer ia tbelr country home oa th 811 vortoo roftd last 8unday. Lovly spring flower centered the table with covera laid for Mrs. Mry Haas, Mrs. Id Bibcock. Mis Grace Babcock, James Lambirth. Caroline Lambirth and Dr. and Mra. Beecbler. a a The woman' auxiliary ot St. Paul'a church will meet tomor row at th bom of Mrs. U. O. Shipley oa E (tract. Beginning at tea thirty th day will ba devot ed t aawlag tot atlasioaary tons, a o a Members ot Hal HI beard aua- lllary, Ssaaiah War Vet.rana will mt t th armory tomorrow f teraooa at tw o'clock for aa 1m portaat feuala meeting. Tired After Eating? Try This Simple Mixture If you feel tired after eating, it la often a alga of gas and undi gested matter ia your stomach or bowel. Simpl buckthoro bark, magnesium sulph. c p.. glycerine, etc.. a mixed la Adlerika, helps aay caa gas oa th stomach, un less du to deep seated cause. The QUICK action will surprise you Adlerika I wonderful for consti pation It often work in one hoar and never gripe. J. C. Per ry. druggist. 115 8. Commercl street Adv. trgaC.1'1"' L F Oleic andLM.HieB 0H1NE8K MKDK.1NE OO. 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