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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON News from Nearby Valley Points From the Richest and Best Part of. the State By Capital Journal's Special Correspondents PAGE TWO Andrew Weiss, assistant director ot' the federal reclamation depart mcnt and V. W. Johnson, an as- Ant-lito economist of the depart ment, arc at Madras compiling data from reports that have been mudo previously on the North Unit project, the stale engineer's office announced today. The reports from which the data nrc lining taken Include one made In 11)14 by the Httito In connection with the federal reclamation sor vlco. also the Wiley report made In l'j'M, the revision of estimates of the several projects 'embodied In the Fisher report of 1122 and the latest report known as the Powers report, made last year. Mr. Weiss Intends to mnko a fit tidy of all the previous reports besides making a first hand in vestigation of soil conditions, eco nomic featurcK, settlement pofslbili ties ami engineering features of the1 entire Deschutes project, and par ticularly with relation to the North Unit. Ills report will he completed be fore the first of the coming year and will doubtless be used when 1 reclamation next comes up for con ahierallon in congress. - FALLS CITY Fulls City, Or;, Oct. 13. Mrj. Hathaway lluell is visiting rela tives in Monmouih this week. The Sunday school hoard of the Methodist church will hold a tpc cial meeting Thursday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hose or Hill, Cal.. and Neal Pollock of Klniuiitl. Kulls are visiting with their sister Mrs. B. la, IJuell. Mr. und Mrs. J lose will remain for the winter, while Mr. Pollock returns to home hi a few days. Missed Olive and Emmn Willlj left Sunday for Marshfieid, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. Cecil Duell's lit tic daugh ter, who has been ill for more than two months with kidney trouble, Is slowly recovering. Mrs. J a men H. Maker and family and Mrs. 11. S. Zimmerman were Dallas shoppers Saturday atto noon. 1. If. Hogert and D wight Chat- fee were btiHiiiosa callers to ShIo'ii, Saturday, after their car which Was left there several days ago fo. repalrs. Leiilic Willis left last week for Toledo, where hu hue employment. Mr. and Mrs. W, D. Dor man have leased the property owned by his uncle, W. 11. Dormau, in the south part of town and will move thero this week, as this Is a wel . equipped poultry ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Dortuan are going Into (hut bit -sin oss. Mrs. Winnie Coslelle and daugh ter ot Wluloek, Wash., are visit lug with her parent, Mr. and Mn Thomas Weaver. Miss Dolly Kk'hnrdsun will remain hern with her grandparents and attend school tliis winter, G. W. Fuller hue moved nls family to Cornelius, where tht.y will reside this winter. M rs. A. C. Peterson of Saa Francl3co, Cal., who is here for a month visit Inrv with relatives, led Saturday for Powers, Or., whirr idle will visit several days wlt:i her sister, Mrs Frank Powov, then will come hack to Falls CKy to finish her visit. The Mountain States Powor company has a crew of men re wiring tho ctiy bo ns to dlRconuont the street light from tho domestic lights. This will be completed In a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiitklns and twin daughters of Kels.i. Wash,, were recent guests of Mm. Adillo Montgomery. Tho friends had not seen each other for more than twenty years. Miss Kl'zabeth Wagnor was home over Saturday and Sunday. She is staying In Dallas and teaching In tho Orchard View school a few miles east f Dallas. Hurry E. Hentun of Kugene. edi tor of tho World Kvaugcl, otio of tho most widely distributed ro llout! periodicals on the ma jr. wan n lecturer in the Christian church Sunday. A hunter from Salem caused quite a bit of envy Sunday when lift parard through town with twn largo buck "deer" in the back of his car. Mrs. James Maker and two ihll ilren and her mother, Mr. H. 3. Zimmerman, drove to Kugeno. i Hiindny, where they will visit wli'i friends for n few days. MIhs P.uth (iottfried was home Saturday and Sunday from Silver ton, where she ia teach ins; in th". schools. Mr. and Mrs. William Mack aud baby, Mrs. Frank Mack and dattgh ter, Lucile, and Mrs. M. A. Pu?h were visiting In Woodburu and Nowberg, Sunday. Frank Mack und A. B. Allan drove to Portland, Friday, where Mr. Muck purchased a new l.'ssex coach, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mack, Mr and Mrs. Hoy , McMuiphy and Colonel Will Matthews were busi ness visitors to ICugene, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Van Dsn Bosch and Min.j Clara Melscr of Pedee were Fulls City visitors Sat urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peal, Vivian Deal and Mrs, E. A. Bttrhank spen'. Sunday visiting relatives an J friends In Salem; Herbert Dun lap returned from Estacnda, Saturday, where his parents have moved. lie will stay in Falls City for a while and work in the mill for H. Buell. Ilerbo-t suld they lost a i-U, valued at JO. along the highway while moving Thursday. Miss Jessio Paul of Monmouth and Miss Gladys Paul ot Salem wore home over Sunday for a visit wllh their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. (iruhim were up from NcwbovK, Sunday, and snout the day with relatives A reception was given Monday evening in the Meihodtst enures for the new naetor. Rev. H. H. MIIoh and family. Mies Amanda Howe left for Port land, "Sunday, whero sho will at tend u reliidous conference. Tho Westorn Savings & I'O.ui association have done ho well in Falls City tho past week that thoy are siayini; a few more days, Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'leal arc moving back to Falls City for th winter from their goat ranch. J. Mann, Southern Pacific age.it at Illack Ilock, overturned Ins h'n'd tho other evening when he undertook to light a oigarcU whllo driving on a straight road a few miles woutheast of town thn Lewisvlll? road. The cor was damaged hut fortunately no one wus hurt. I. o SILVERTON Kiherlon Or.. (. t. (Spc cial.) Tho Silvurtim aoliojl fiKt lutll team (lcfi'iitoil Unit 01 tier v:iis 111 a close Kulliu placd at riil vorton. Krlilay aCtei'noull. The score was 2 to 0. -Clmrliw Hills Is at Ills homo at KilviTlon recovering from ncvere Imrlin on Ilia iinns received In recent oil explosion at Carlton, Or. .Mr. Mills la repurteu as nnprov I in:. O E. Hliell Is sutferlne from crushed tliiRer received wlill wnt'Utur on tile carriaKe at th Silver Kalis Timber company mill Mr. and Mrs. (lien Howe arc uiieniiiiii! tin week-end at th Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Kivlnes enterlalned Mr. und Mrs. Uudluph llelniirlson und Joliii Kolnurunu at tlieir homo east o Hilvertou ai iliri.ntr Sniidav. Willie Dyhevik has been on '.lit sick list for I ho pant tew days. Mr iiinl Mrs. (ivoritc lleurikse lr iii' orei'on Cltv were week-en 1 LMieais at tho homo of Mr. Ileurlk iien'o parcnls. ltev. and Mrs. Geo. iionrlkxeit of SUvorlon. Miss Winona rainier, Miss Allen .lenseii and Uc'.wln Hattebcrg apent .Sunday at Corvallis. Mr. nntl Mm. Martin TinBles! id of Jefferson were Sunday guests ;if Kllvertoll. Mrs. 13 A. Wilson of lndlanola. town. I. vIsltliiL- nt the home o, her dailKliter. Mrs. 15. l McN?i". of Rllverton. Mr. and Mm. John C. Score, wno hnn heeii llvln at Sllvcrlon for a number of months, have move! to Portland and lire now living at Uanclall street. Mr. und Mrs Score expert t 1'"1 l"tcr In California. Whllo nt nnvcruii lliey lived In the homo lielonslntf to Mrs. N. I'. Thcnipson. Mr ami Mrs. Andrew llaere. who hnve lvon living on Nor'.'i Water at reel, have moved to the Levi Conlciud farm on lloweoll I'rnlrie. Mr. llaero Is it lirothei of Mrs Cloiiletml. (iralit n.-ivls is attracting eon slilei.ihle ,ittctitlin nt his farm on Liberty Hill. Mr. Kavls has In vented a new way of dolus lih farm work with case. In fact he rides nround in his Dodue car while a barrow, tied on behind dura '.lie wor!;. The stubble field where bo hiu been nt work is a little billy and u little rniiKh. but thin iloea not scorn to bother the Dodir.j tourlniT car or Mr. Davi!- eltlicr, for that mailer. The llriish Creek nud rarailise mail rouiinu'iltlcs which have been in n name preserve for the pist three ye.irs aiiuounce that they will remain In the frame preserve jfraln this pe;lsnn. The land own ers of these two districts report STOMACH'OUEER GAS, INDIGESTION Take without Fear as Told in "Bayer" Packatc Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief I H you feel full, ulek or uncom fortHblv aftrr e;linpc. hn In hnrmlfftfl ntum.ich relief. "Pape's iJiiineoitti ' settle tho itomach und correct dlRositon lha moment It renrhrt the vtomnrh This Run run teed At o ma eh cor rectly Cuit tiit few rcntA at mat a few yi-.irs uko outido hunt era overran the land without h.-; much as tukini; tieinifHalon from the ov.ueib; that tliene buiiio hunt ers were not particular if they trampled down a field of corn, kaic or fiuythJncr olso which might o in their way; that lliey often shot arpuml farm huiltlinKS and that 't domestic noullrv- came in the- wav of tho ahot the iiURlum seomed '.o think that this wus as good at; wild gp.mc. Thy hunters often drovo their cum Into the fl(tld3. Another thing that the laud own er:i objected to wa that there were never any pheasant left for them to hurif when they sot tin. time, as the grounds were pretcy wall covered the first few day -jf the Beaton. Tl.Cf-e formers are now forhldding outaide hunters and in conaeiiuence the game has greatly increased hero during the past row yeara, The preyervo contains about 1200 acres. Those IlsteJ under the protection are Alfred .(onsen, V. Munson. (ieorge Hause, M. J. Madsen, William Matirer.. Johu Dyhevik. William Dyh'jvik, John Goplerud. Fred Krug, John Moo, Dan i)ylMeiter, Alvin Krug, Sam Stortz, August Elton, Alex Mot his, Carl I.orenzon and H. Iluirl. RICKltEALL Uickreall, 'Or., Oct. 13. Mn. 10. A, Stenajii spent tho day wit'i her mother, Airs. Samuel On of rial em, ana attended the supper given by the ladies of the mission ary society of the Congregational church. Everett McClellan and family haVo moved from hero to Salem, whore Mr. McClellan is employed by Pat Burns in hie garage on Fairgrounds street. Among the pleasure seekers frjm hero Saturday going to Dallas were Mr. and Mrs. Juek Goodell, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Uenipsey and Air. and Mrs. Hurry Dcrnpfley. Will Itowe I is doing some work on his place here, arter having completed his work with the coun ty rock crusher. Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Counter of SI I vert on, formerly or Falls City, wero through here ou their return trip from I'oriland, whero their oldest son. Ensign Courier, has employment. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Walt ol i'oriland visited at Mr. Walt's par ent on Sundny. Another son, llersehel Wait, and family were aluo Sundny guestu at Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Wait's. Mrs. l'at Burns of Salem was a caller here Monday afternoon. Orville L'rlee has laken over t!; Dempsey garage. Mrs. 1. A. Slouson was a pas senger to Monmouth, Sundiy morning, where who spent tho d.iy with a mend, Mit Kramer, re turning in '.he evening accom panied by Miss Parker, asslstaut dean of women at the normal. Th ladles all called at tho Htutl'.'iit hotiiio hero before the return to Monmouth. Miss .lutla Munn and Miss Adi I' a rm or of Dallas spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mm. Harry lJenney, upon IhMr roturn from Corvalli, whero thoy vlsitc.I Miss IVarl Fegley, n former Dallas teaeher. (Maude Iliekerson of MeMiuu vlllo called on friends hero Suu day. krnost Palmer went to Portluud on a business trip lust Saturday, Coi'll Pool, of tho Klmbnll sehnnt of theology of Slalom, prenclted noro hunday morning. UEliVAIS Cervais, Or, Oct. 13. Sopho mores of the Oervais union high schol gave a freshman party Fri day evening In honor of the fresh man class. After playing many games and annoying the freeh men, a delightful luncheon wus served by the tionhomores. It said that the upper clansmen had t belter time than the freshmen, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. GraegmHa and Mrs. CD, Kaylur of Portlan-.l were guests at the J. K. Nay'ar homo Sunday. Mrs. C. D. Nayler i u sinter of Mm. J. E. Naylor and intends to spend the winter with her sister. Benjamin Moltmn, accompanied by Mrs. S. Stevens, lone and Dorij turner, Margery Vincent and Zoe Cuisforth, motored to Salem, Sat urday afternoon Mr. und Mrs. James Clark ani children virdted friends and rela tivB n Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weiss and family of Voodburn spent Sun day at the home of his father and sister, J. Vc!s and Miss Gertie Weiss. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Seguin and family, Raymond and Eleanor, of St. Paul and Kermit and Earl K linger of Portland were guests oi' Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schwab ani family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mre. F. T. Cutsfort'i and eon, Olenn, motored to Port land, Saturday afternoon and vis ited with friends and relatives on Su nday. Leslie Cony, who is working a McMinnville, spent the week-end with his wife und children. Mrs. B. W. Snyder spent Satur day and Sunday visiting friends iml relatives in Portland. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. I-Ienning on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. B J. Kellerman o' Portland. Can you beat this? A pumpkin weighing 12S pounds grown hy It. P. Horning of Ccrvais. It is on display nt the Oervais State bank. Monica Schwab won two blu: ribbons at the state fair this year on pillow cases and bureau scarf. Mj's. Sum Jones has recently bought a home at Salem and In tends to move In the near future. A. DeJardln and J. A. Fera-jli- wellev, who has been deer bund ing the past ten days, returned home Sattird-.y but had no hte'e in getting any deer, They report a very enjoyable trip. Mrs. S. Smith and Miss Fern Wadsworth spent the we?k-oiul in Port land. Cold, 'pH "Just Rub It On" Mothers who have precious lit tle live In their keeping rcnllac tho danwr to delicate stomachs of so much dosing. That ia why o many millions of mothers now depend entirely upon Vlcks tor croup and chil dren's colds. Thero Is nothing lo swallow yon Just rub Vlcks over throat and chest at bedtime and cover with a warm flannel, leaving the bed clothes loose about the. neck so that tho arising vnpors may be rreely Inhaled. The child la usu ally better next morning. Vlcks can be used freely anil often with perfect safety, even on the youngest member of the fam ily. V V A PO R U B Oven 17 Million Jars lsco Ycaatt DONALD 1 Donald, Oct. 13 A number of people from this place attended the Sunday school convention held at Aurora' on Sunday. Tho next convention for this district will he held In this city In February. Itcv. Marple held services in the church Sunday morning. Tho Don aid nnd Fargo churches were as tdgncd to Rev. Marple for tho com ing year. The Mioses Hnzol and Let ha Cone spent the week end in Port laud. The regular monthly mejiing of tho directors of tho Farmer's Fire Relief nftsocintinn was held In the insurance building on Saturday. . Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Bush spent Sunday In Newberg with Mr. Bush's father and mother. Mrs. William Blttick was in town Friday evening to attend the roRiitar meeting of tho women's benefit association held In the hall I Straighten Up! Nicest Laxative, "Cascarets" 10c Dou'L stay hcalachy, dlzsy, sick. Nothing else r e 1 I e ves, that bilious, con stlpated feeling so nicely as candy-like "Caeca rets." Tako one or two of 11110 (loiwaiit la.attvo tablets any time, to gently stlmulato your liv er and start your bowels. Then you will feel fine, your head be comes clear, stomach- sweet, ton gue pink, skin rosy. Cascarets" gently clean so. sweeten and refresh the entire system. They never gripe, overact or sicken. Directions for men. women and children on each box. any drug store. Adv. August Huckestein Insurance Agency Travelers Life, Accident and Automobile Insurance Tire Insurance 209 Oregon lild. Phone 1239 Ladd & Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Honrs from 10 a. m. to S. p. m. here. Mr. and Ma. H, C. Roberts and daughter, Mis Helen, left la.st week or Pittsburgh, while oil hid vacation Mr. Roberts expeetfl to at tend a part of tiic world series baseball games. Mr. und Mrs. G. A. Corns the Misses Hazel and Letha Cone, Mr. and Mrs. Ci. B. Ackerson, Mr. and Mrs. Ij. H. Garrett and Mrs. Mae St. Helen drove to Portland one evening last week to attend the Billy Sunday meeting. Donald lodge No. 126 A. F. and A. -At, held its regular meeting In the hall Saturday evening. De grees were conferred upon two can didates. C. J. Espy, R. J. Hughes and John Pugh, all former residents of this vicinity, wero in town Sat urday evening. Roger St. Helen spent Sunday with relatives In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jirnst nnd Herman Cone were on a hunting trip last week, and returned home Friday evening. The regular meeting of Venus chapter, No. 1UD. O. K. S., wilt be held In the brick hall next Friday. The past matrons and past patrons of the chapter will be the "honor"; guests of the evening. ! BBUSH COLLEGE Brush College, Or., Oct.. 13. The first meeliiiK of the ladies' club, the Brush College Helpers. met Thursday afternoon at the homo ot Mrs I.ee Gibson. The pro gram for the coming year was out lined. Talks on vacation trips en joyed by the club members wove given followed by games and re freshments. The officers of tho club for this year ore Mrs. K. W. Harritt, president; Mrs. A. Utley. vice-president; Mrs. J. Schlndle., secretary :ind teasurer. Mrs. Pau. Wallace will be hostess for the next meeting, which will be held at her home Thursdav afternooa, October 22. Tho Bible sttidy class met at the home of Mr. Lehman, Thursday evening. A committee to outline a course of study was appointed. The next meeting of the class will bo at the home of Mrs. Utley. Ihtir.-tday evening. October Id. INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Itself The Brush College Commit uity club met Friday evening at the school house. A nice program was given by the children. Mrs, Will iam McCall's piano numbers wet a greatly enjoyed also. Tho deed to the picnic grounds, a beautiful tix- acro tract containing seven) springs, was given to the commun ity by Mrs. Cornelia Harritt, who presented the gift in the name of her 1ms band, the lute Byron Hav rltt, and herself. The appreciation and thanks of the community wcr-1 extended her by Mr. Lehnun, president of the club. Starting October IS, a week of evangelistic meetings will be hal J at Brush Cjllege, conducted oy Captain Hall of McMinnville. Or. Even one Is invited to come. JEFFERSON .Tefterson, Or. Oct. 13. D. H. Hayes and Mrs. Hctta Wilson of Portland visited at the home of Mayor and Mrs, J. G. Fontaine tho latter part of last week. Mr and Mis. Guy Aupperly and daughter, Elizabeth, returiie 1 home Thursday evening from a trip to San Francisco, Cal. Miss Verna Cooley went to Si lem, Thursday evening, to atteni a party honoring her grandfather. Mr. Cooley s birthday. Mrs. J. C. Van Winkle was In Salem. Thursday. DR. CALDWELL AT AGES3 A few drops of "Outgro" in tho orcvico of the ingrowing nail re duces inflammation and pain nnd so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath tho toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and tho nail turns naturally outward almost over night. "Outgro" Is a harmless antisep tic manufactured for chiropodists. However, anyone can buy from the drug storo a tiny bottle con taining directions. Adv. It's Cruel to j "Physic' a ariv.i5.' I To Br. W. B. W&&Jr Cnltlwell, of Mon Wj Si ! ticello, III., a E&ij?.. . S't practicing physi- i, clan for 47 years it seemed cruel that so many 11 constipated I n- f ants and chil dren had to be kept constantly "stirred up" and half sick hy tak Ing c a thartic pills, tablets, sails, calomel and nasty oils. While he knew that constipa tion was the cause of nearly all children's little Ilk?, be did not believe that a sickening "purge" or "physic" every llttlewhile was necessary. In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he discovered a laxative which regulates the bowels. A single dose will establish natural, heal thy bowel movement for weeks at a time, even if the child was chronically constipated. Dr. Cald well's Syrup Pepsin not only causes a gentle, easy bowel move ment but, best of all, It Is often months before another dose Is necessary. Besides, il is absolutely harmless, and so pleasant that even a cross feverish, bilious, sick child gladly takes it. GOcent bottlerntCaH'eir any store that CJVRVTIB sells medicine - JT PEPSIN and just see yourself. tyads THRONE w Mother insisted, despite Dad's protest, tliat the old oak Mor ris chair had no place in the newly decorated living room. But daughter came to Dad's rescue, and brought his chair up'tO'date by re finishing it in walnut with LUSTRELAC VARNISH STAIN. Why not re finish those picccj of furniture grown old in scr' vice? You will find the correct finish to match practically every kind of wood; Lustrckc Varnish Stain conies in oak, light oak, dark oak, walnut, and light and dark mahogany. Ask for a color card which mvp f?inr-f inns fnr rnfinishittfT ft j umiturc. It also shows the various wood colors and cX' plains how hardwood effects arc secured on soft wood floors by using Lustrclac Varnish Stain. You can now paint your property nnd pay on the Dass Huctcr Monthly Payment Plan. Call and let us explain this plan to you. S-HUETER PAINTS and VARNISHES Sold by HAUSER BROS. 372 State St., Salem - J Miss Ueuevieve Weid spout Fri day In Aluaity. W. F. Klanipe and family movud from Jefferson to their farm at Lake Labioh center, Saturday. Mrs. A. Brown wus in SlicJ I, Thursday evening Harry McKeo, Victor Looney and H, A. Delasaux returned Fri day from deer hunting. Harry McKeo brought homo a deer. Headache (I rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf ness caused by Catarrh. Sold by druggutt foiomiC nan 6.J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohit Ciisn rfirm with the ph)-rciao' cafe pros- - cripcion i.N-A-um. ' Loiuair.snonsrcT.Hcs. Does not effect heart. Clinically provrn by preff !ror of unlldn. throucll ten yi-an of coimant list lor cliil-icn ai d ailuhs of ull atei. An-a-cin Safely Reliant Tootlmclu Colli. N.-uralln Israeli. liillucrua lllicuirallsra Handy Pocket Tin Only 25c 'sulisfiibe for the Journal Yesterday-Tomorrow Forget the discouragements of yesterday. Live and work today so that tomorrow you may enjoy the fruits of the prosperity you are building. Begin with a savings account. State Savings and Loan Association CHAS. WII'EH, General Manager Heilig Theatre Lobby IS!) North High St. rjiu anm rMranwi fixmaamasGm Vii-nriAl (-Mar3vvauirc tteounKrejasrKaE--l ft -wTgsna-HngTYrtM? if&m m rn 1 Bvff 1 K?. K$ U1- Convenient stopovers cn route At so little added cost, include sunny California nnd the romantic scenes of the old South in your itinerary. The Warm Winter Way Shasta route to California-Four fine trains daily through service to Los Angeles viaSouthcmCalifornia Express, thence Sunset route viaEl Paso, San An tonio, Houston, to New Orleans. Connects with Southern Pacific steamcrtoNcwYorkand with trains to cast and north. Get full particulars today. A. A. Mickel, D. F. A P. 4.. 184 N. Liberty St.. Phone 41 or 80. Pfnt.ipm 114, VWTMn(PalJ '"Won't tip mtr fn the pock rt" 17 ruby frovl Tietitktn rruntment, ivftutcJ tn fti po ll tirms (hern or u hlu gold reinferxed out, fj How this new service helps you buy a finer ivcttch. Wlien vou buv a wntch vnu bnv vpars of timekeeping service. If you divide the price of a good watch by the num ber of years you wear it, you will see that you arc getting thatscrviccchcaply. The only thing, perhaps, that has kept you from buying the watch you want is the inconvenience of paying the full price in one lump sum. Now, to overcome that inconven ience, we offer our new Divided Charge Account Service on Grucn Watches. Now you need pay only part of the purchase price upon delivery. The re mainder comes due at the end of each month following. And there is but one price for a Grucn Watch, no matter how you buy It "" A Hartman Bros. SvW T I j mm ? CotiMwK. n Solid ri our, Tuvflii, X Jewelers and Silversmiths Stale and Liberty, Salem, Oregon any drug atore. Kcet It hanrlyl Adv.