Capital journal., March 20, 1925, Image 2

THE CAPITAL" JOti&AL. SALEM. OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925.
News from Nearby; Valley Points
From the Richest and
I Best Part of the State
By Capital Journal's
Special Correspondents
PAGE TWO
BROOKS WOMEN
LAY PLANS FOR
Crooks, Or., March 20. The
Urodks Community club met Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mr. Oorpe Kaoip. Miss Cur in lie
Whet-ier was joint noatcse. Owing
to the exceptionally Una weather
most of tlio members were present
and a very good meet ins was en
joyed. After the regular buslncfui was
attended to, plans were formulat
ed for a community clean-up day.
the date to be set wlien the com
mittee hus interviewed t he srhool
teachers so that all may work to
gether. It was sugKevrted that a
meal tkkot to the wiener roast
nould consist of a sack of second
hand tin cans. Also that a priz
nouri he Riven the child that
brought the lui-g-st number ol
tiV'e fans.
It wan ulso .l;tt'.ntd to .1
prize t. the child having the prut
. tieat flower pardon.
The fire for the wiener roaet
was to he made from the usi-luti!
ruhhUih brought.
Kmplrjyment was Riven those
r.tti-ndin.1 the club in the form of
quilt pieiut; and embroidering.
U"frevliniciits ronsiHtcd of naiad
rake and tea. Mrs. K. X. Moisan
donated the club a fine bru tiled
riiR she bad made.
Mention was inado ana in of
plans to rid the community of the
usphalt nuisance and menace but
ii;thinif definite done.
The clean-up dny i to take th
Flare of the annual or bur day
which this year fell upon a day
that wrs too .wet fur such work
Sidney-Talbot News
A. K. IlarriB and family took a
trip Wednesday to the Sundy for
ftesh smelt. They report that
they nro more than plentiful and
brought nouj:b proof home, not
only for themselves but for a treat
for their friends.
Key. Mr. Simpson received word
from Albany. Wednesday evening.
01 the d '.ith of his brother-in-law,
Kohert Heron of that city. He
lift for Albany. Wednesday night.
Malcolm Ramp and family spent
Sunday in Portland visiting
friends.
Mrs. Mathews of Clervals and
Mm. Moore and Mrs. Prfngle of
Fairfield v I. sited Mrs. J. S. Dunluy.
Wednesday evening.
C. V. Atihbaugh and family
sputit Wednesday evening with
Kulph Stargis' family.
H rooks has ben the distribut
ing point the post week for five
Carloads of chemical fertilizer. No
where does the value of this com
modity return as quickly as with
the Intensive, or truck farmer, nnil
rone know this hotter than our
pcighhnra who brought the knowl
edge from a harder srhool beyond
the Pacific.
VAN DENBERG TO BE
KLAMATH PROSECUTOR
Klamath Falls. Or., Marrh 20
David II. Van Den berg of Port
land, today was appointed depu
ty district attorney for Klamath
county by Acting District Attor
ney Myers. He was recommend
ed by District Attorney Stanley
My era of Portland. The newly
olccted district attorney, William
Canon ft, now In a veterans'
hospital at Walla Walla find
probably will not be able to re
sume office again for nearly a
year. If at all.
18,000 SETTLERS FOR
IRRIGATION NEEDED
Chicago, March 20. Ktghteen
thousand settlers on government
reclamation projects will be need
ed shortly. Secretary of Interior
Work told a railroad men's meet
ing here today and urged the
transportation representatives to
ro-operule with the government in
r.btnttifng them.
Sidney, Mar. 18 The body of
Charlea Puree 11, who waa drown
ed In the Willamette river at 8a-
lem Jinuary Slst, has been recov
ercd and burial took place at La
Comb, Monday. The body was
found caught upon a mag at prac
tically the same place where Mr.
Purcett went down.
Mr. E. J. Freemin apent Sat
urday visiting her mother and sis
ter. Mrs. L. M. Harding and Grace
Harding at thlr home 1n Corval
lit.
Mm. C F. Meter was a Salem
visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. By era of In
dependence have been visiting at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
ltelknai, for the last two weeks,
They returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Myers drove
to Portland Saturday to spend th
week end with f. ieniLs.
William Scott has been on the
sick lM the "-ast week and wis
force-d to hivo medical attention
Saturday. He is a-nurwhat im
proved :,r 1 1 1 1.-4 writing.
Herman Helper spent Saturday
In Salem.
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Johnson of
Albany were Sunday guests at the
homo of Mrs. Johnsons parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. If. Hampton.
It. II. Fair, Mrs J. O. Farr and
Molly Kaylor were Salem visitors
Tuesday.
A splendid Sunday school Hcwion
was held In the Sidney school house
Sunday afternoon. Almost fifty
people were present and the lea-
son was studied with keen Interest.
At the close of tho Sunday school
Mr. Love of Salem, gave a short
talk which was both !nu-resting
and Instructive.
Wi'Uam Freeman with his son
and daughter, Harry and Dorothy,
I rove to Kelso. Washington, Sat
inlay, to vUit Mrs. Freeman who
hi recovering from a srriinus opera
lion, at the home of her mother
K'dso. They report Mrs. Free
man much tm piuved nnd hope to
havo Iter at h-mie very soon.
Mis. O. H. Th.rp nnd Mrs. C.
O. Wl'.iteman were shopping In Al
bany Frld ly.
Mrs. Ida Pelknap spent Salur
lay at the home of her son and
latmhter-lu-:iw, Mr. nnd Mrs. liar
lan Itelknap at Jeffcron.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of
Aumsvlllo spent Sunday as the
guests of Mr. and Mis. W. II.
Scott.
ll'iy Reeves had, what could have
been a very serious accident with
his four horso U'.un last Mon
day. Driving In from the Held
lifter work he crossed a deep ditch
spaancd by a small bridge, when
II four horses were directly upon
tho bridge It collapsed throwing
them into the diUii from which
it was hnpotiible to extricate them
without first removing the wreck
age. Neighbors camo to the res
cue and after some strenuous work
tho horses were helped to solid
ground, whero It was found that
they were not injured beyond
:"ii)8 bad bruises and still Joints.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. II. Tharp were
bu'ine.ss visitors In Salem Tuesday.
J. D. Turnldge is preparing to
move hii saw mill to the Farr
place above Sidney, Timbers are
being hauled for the mill now.
Fred Nichols received another
order for several thousand straw
berry plants last week. The buy
er is a Washington man.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Belknap of
Jefferson visited at the O. M. tie Ik
nap home Sunday.
Mrs Ida Lynes and Mrs. Ben
Looney of Jefferson were the
guents of Mr. and Mrs, O. II.
Tharp Sunday.
Some damage was done last
week to the filling station operat
ed by D. F. Say led at Talbot. A
truck delivering goods to Mr.
Sayle.s' store accidentally backed
Into the gasoline pump pushing
it from its foundation.
It. H. Farr diove to Stayton
Sunday to spend tho day.
Mrs. G. II. Tharp cntcitained the
Ankeny Welfare club at her home
Thursday afternoon. A short busi
ness niching and the usual study
hour was followed by a general
ilLsvussiun of current events. A
lively game :ts introduced dur
ing tiie entertainment hour, tie
prize wen; to Mrs. C. O. Whiteman
Club ni embers pre.se nt were Mrs.
J. O. Farr, Mrs. G. H. Marlatt,
Mm. (1. M. Itelknap. Mrs. Kugene
Finlay, Mrs. C. O. Whiteman, Mrs.
C. F. M 'ier. Miss Loui.sc Halle and
the hostess Mrs. O. H. Tharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tingelstad
and II. H. Hampton spent Sunday
afternoon in Salem.
DURNS
DCov.i
iter
v
Cover with wet baking
afterwards apply gently
3CKS
Vapo Rub
Ovr IT Million Jurm Ud Ytartr
CHURCH SCHISM LEADS
TO CLASH; ONE KILLED
Mexlo City. March 2 it. Disord
er.i in Qurct.iro growing out
tho schism among the Catholics
and the adherent of the so-called
Mexican Aprstolic Catholic church
re reported In dispatched recelv
ed here.
One person ww hilled and tw
were wounded in a clash Monday
between a group of workers and
number of Cilhnlies who mis
took tho woiker for followers o
a new sect ami believed l';ry wer
attempting to seize the Santa Cm?.
church.
Yesterday the Catholics organ
Izcd a manifestation., marching
through tho streets and destroying
tho windows of the Methodists be
cau.se the dispatches tny, they be-
lleved the Methodist pastor to be
connected with tho separatists.
London, March 1 9. K 1 n g
deorge and Queen Mary left to
day for (Jenoa where the royal
yacht awaits to take the king on
a cruise prescribed after his recen
ut tack of bronchitis. A special
train will take the party to Genoa
t-nrn Calais.
ALLEN'S F00TEASE
For Tirad Feat II Can 'I B Baal
At nfght when your feet
are l ired. sore and swollen
from much walking or
tUtirhitr, sprinkle two
ALUS r00T-LASjr powders
m me HHH-iiHin, gently
run 1 11a Bora ami in
(lamed purls and
relief Is like manic
Shnke Alfen FoalbM
into your shoes in
tlio morning and
walk In comfort. K
l:tkfS tliA frifH.in
imminesnoe. Sold everywhere. For Fill
Sample and Koot-Kme Wat kin Dull.
aoUrcM, klXXH S F OUT-USE. U lor. ft. f.
Friend Saves Friend
From Operation for
Kidney Trouble
Alvita Kehtonn Health
Worried for three yeiir by
thouKlits of an operation, H. (1.
Fraaer, 9i4 So. Grand Ave., Vas
dena. Calif, takes advice of a
friend and regains his health by
use of Alvita. Here is Mr. Frazer's
own story:
For the past three years I had
serious .thoughts of an operation,
due to a serious cae of kidney and
prostatic trouble. In talking to a
friend regarding this trouble he
a uglified 1 try Alvita. assuring me
If it did me no good it would u re
ly do me no harm, as it wna pure
ly Vegetable compound. I used to
suffer great pain, getting up four
or fire times each night, end I
want to tell you 1 am entirely re.
lleved after taking one month's
treatment of Alvita. Do you know
H has even helped my appetite."
Alvita Is prepared m hiKhly
concentrated tablet form from the
deep rooted alfalfa plnnt, which
by scientific. anaJysis Is rich in
lime, iron and phosphates. Unlike
drug. Alvita Is a vegetable reme
dy, which has proved especially
beneficial In building up weaken
ed, run down conditions, and in
overcoming kidney, bladder and
prostate trouble. No matter what
yon have tried, try this remedy of
nature now. A dollar a boa at any
drug store. Perry's Irug stor will
supply you. Mall orders filled.
Adv. I
ALVITA
R0STEIN & GREENBAUM
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
9-4 Sheeting 36 Inch Muslin !
A fair grade Bleached or Unbleached t
Yd. 50c Yard 140 1
wy j o j Bed Spreads I
Bed Spreads 80x90, Satin Finish, J
76x80 Reduced Trice Reduced 1'rice I
$1.90 $3.50 j
Colored Silk Umbrellas :
CLEAN I P SALE j
$7.30 ones for $."i.00; $5.00 ones for $3.83 and $3.50 j
Pretty Voiles Tissue Ginghams j
Good Quality Very Tretty J
Yard 49c Yard 49c j
G4x76 all white Blankets, first quality, to clean up I
a pair, $1.90 j
3 lb. Cotton Batts 30 Inch Challie
Stitched Pretty Patterns j
$1.25 Yard 19c j.
i
36 Inch Burlap Black Sateen
Grocn or Brown Two Good Grades
Yard 25c Yard 50c and 38c
NEW SPRING MILLINERY
Big Showing of Dress Hats
Risht up to date and the best of materials. Big varie
ty of trimmings and hat ornaments. Loads of beautiful
flowers. Best selection in the city. Straw cloth, shapes,
frames and braids.
Lowest Prices
Bring your millinery troubles to u.i.
240-246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET
HIGH SCHOOLS Of
POLK COUNTY SET
TRACK MEET DATE
Dallas. Or.. March 20. The
Polk count high school traik and
field meet tor 1925 wm set lor
Saturday, Muy 23, at a meeting ot
the county athletic association in
Monmouth last night. The day,
which is an annual event In the
eounty, will Include track and
f:eld erents for both boys and
Rirla, tennis matches, typing and
an oratorical contest and will be
held on the Monmouth normal
campus.
Cups will be presented the hiirh
schools winning In the various di
visions at that time, and aleo to
the winners ot the football, bas
ketball an duaseball championship
vi me iyz-iyz& scnool year.
A meeting will be held In the
near future, according to County
Srhool Superintendent Joslah
Wills, to perfect a program for
students from ten county high
schools will compete. These are
Dallas, Independence, Monmouth,
Falls City, Rickreall, Perrydale,
Hethcl, Uallston, Grand Ronde and
Alrlie.
HUSBAND BRANDED WIFE
ON BACK WITH INITIALS
San Francisco, Cal., March 20.
Mrs. Dolon Wlnfree, who had
her husband arrested becauee he
burned liis Initials into her back,
yesterday entered eourt with her
mats and naked that th com
plaint against him be dropped.
The Judge said that irrespective
ot the wishes of Mrs. Winfree the
case would come up for trial today
and ordered the couple to appear.
In her complaint Mrs. Winfree
said her husband branded her be
cause ot a suspicion that other
men had shown attention to her.
MODEL
BAKERY
Saturday Specials
All 15c BREAD 12c
Rye, Whole Wheat, Raisin
and White
Doughnuts 15c a dozen
Butter Cream or Raised,
Your Choice
Fruit Cake 20c
Ye Old Fashioned Fruit
Cake 20c
A fine cake just full of
Fruits and Nuts. It has the
old fashioned flavor with
mixed spices, and peals.
Angel Cake 20c
A delicious cake every one
likes with vanilla Cream
Seeing
Hills Bros Coffee
belongs to the West
It WAS born here. And every son of
the West is justly proud of the spurs
this coffee has won in the capitals of
the world. The Recognized Standard
. . . that's what they call Hills Bros.
Coffee 1
And do you wonder? Just pierce th'd
yacuum seal of a tin of this wonderful
western coffee. Set free that rich aroma',
the herald of a cup-flavor yet to be met.
Lift a cup to your lips . . , that's coffeei
Ask for Hills Bros, by name and looE
'for the Arab on the can. Hills Bros,
Coffee is economical to use.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
tm the r?i Factum Park
nhih kttft the toffee fresh.
O IflM.Hi'b Bra
Hiitcheon Paint Store
Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine
and Wallpaper
If you have a painting job to do come
in and get our prices.
We have the right materials and can
tell jou the amount required for any
job large or small
Get the benefit of our 30 years experi
ence as practical painters.
Phone 594 154 S. Com!. St.
' Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store
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L Its the
pf flavor
That won the world to this quick breakfast.
Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes get Quick Quaker.
FROM "Mrs. O'Grady to the Judge's lady," all the
world has turned to a new breakfast delight.
It's (Julck Quaker, the new Quaker Oats that cooks in
1 to 5 minutes quicker, in act, than toast
Bn$ the real secret Is a marvelous, rich flavor ... the
creamy dellciousnejs that's exclusively Quaker.
For the great adventure in a quick breakfast, fay
"Quick Quaker'' today. Then watch the family smile at
breakfast tomorrow.
Look for the Quaker on the label
That means Quaker flavor the "hot oats and milk''
breakfasts doctors are urging in 3 to 5 minutes.
That means (he superfine oats yon want the finest
grown, the most delicious in all the world.
Btamjarj full size and
weight packages
Ifedium: 1 pounds;
Large: 3 pounds, 7 ox.
Your grocer now has two
kinds of Quaker Oats the
kind you have always known
and Quick Quaker,
Burnett Bros., Jewelers "Pay Us As You Are Paid"
Eight Stores in Washington, Oregon and California
xl Burnett
H Guarantee
Ill J iKiutii n
Pay Just a Dollar Down s
.tomorrow we shall have ready a new and beauti
ful collection of
Diamond Set Rings
The Diamonds have been carefully selected by men long trained in the Dia
mond business. The mountings are all of while gold handsomely pierced and hand
engraved. It is impossible in mere printers' ink to give any idea of the beauty
and brilliancy of these rings.
Featured at $98.50
Delivered for a Dollar
You pay a dollar and take the ring along you pay the balance out of earnings
not savings. In this way you will soon own the Diamond and own it with
out ever missing the money. Two dollars a week will do or pay monthly as may
best suit your own finances.
If within thirty days you find (or just think that you've found) that you
can do better for cash in some other goad store then all you have to do is to
bring the Diamond back to us and every penny you have paid will be returned
to you and that without a whimper!
The Annual Watch Sale Ncaring the End
Any Watch Delivered for a Dollar Bill
WALTIIAMS
$11.95
$1 Down
$1 Weekly
ELGIN'S
$19.50
$1 Down
$1 Weekly
HAMILTON'S
$39.50
$1 Down
$1 Weekly
HOWARDS
$60
$1 Down
$1.50 Weekly
Wonderful Sale of Candlesticks 55c a pair
Extra!
m.ii.iia u puir out inru a tra-le
55c
crystal Glass Candlesticks in the old Colonial
fashion the design is etched by hand and each piece
is a thing of beauty. They were bought to sell &t two
dollars a nair hut thru (,.n.i .... n j
t rr. .u i ." " c l"ul "e e enaoiea
x uun mem lumuiiuw at an extraordinary price
Sizes Six, eight and ten inches complete with
art candles. Square or octagonal shapes, all at
Limit One pair to a customer no mail orders.
oaie starts ai store opening in the morning. A PAIR
Mail Orders Fillod same prices, same terms-write if you cannot come.
asyouare
457 STATE STREET
Salem, Oregon
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