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Newspaper Page TextIK THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, i Nearb PAGE TWO SALEM, OREGON -THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1925 News from y Valley Points By Capital Journals j Special Correspondents From the Richest and Best Part of the State CHURCHES UNITE Woodburn, Oct. IB A very pleasant social affair took place Tuesday evening In the Methodist Episcopal church at which the churches of Woodburn united In giving a reception for the public school tenchora. , The reception room was brightened by vivid au tumn leaves and late rosea present ed a most enjoyable as parents and townspeople paused down the re ception line meeting the faculty members, new and old. Director W. P. Norman spoke for the board of education in welcom ing the guests and asked from the parents fullest co-operation in fur thering the complete education of their children. A delightful pro gram of mufiic both instrumental and vocnl followed. Mla Lesua Shaver played liucia L'Lammer raoor and In encore gavo a modern selection. Then followed a vocal solo by Mrs. John T; Myers, a read ing by Mra. Cecil Eapcy; vocal duet "Gay Butterflies,' by the Mlase.s Violet ond Lillian Olson; vocal solo "Itoses" by Miss Marvel La rue n and piano solo by Miss Wllma Morrison. All entertainers respond ed graciously to encore. Director A. E. Austin who pre sided they announced refreshments served by tho Indies of the united churches. In the social hour that followed, teachers and patrons be came better acquainted and all agreed that the reception had been most delightful. GERVA1S The Gervals high school football team played a game with Silverton high school at the Silver Falls grid Iron on l'rlday afternoon, October fl. The teams wero very evenly matched and the score was 2 to 0 In favor of Silverlon. 11. M. Cake, president of the Commerce Mortgago company, vis ited the Gervals state bank or Tuesday. Mike Keppinper was a bu-ilncst vi.sllor at the capital one day this work. Mr. and Mrs. II. DeJnrdln enter tained at dinner on Sunday iheir children and families, Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Vandci beck of W'oodburn. Mrs. J. V. Kopptngcr of Gorvnls, Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Brnssel of West Woodhurn, Mr. and Mid. Julian DeJnrdln of Hopmere, . Mr. and Mia, Jos. DcJardlne of Salem. Thos past matrons club mot with Mrs. 8. II. Hrown on Tuemlny af ternoon and a very pleasant after noon was spent after which the hoHtewH served a delicate lunch, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mangold of Portland spent Sunday at tho home of V. A. Mangold nnd family.' The Gervals high school tench ers ond grade teachers arc making arrangements In attend tho coun ty Institute which will be held In Balcm on Friday nnd Saturday of this week. M Isses M n r ga ret Pe.f.i rd 1 n and VIda Steward went to Salem Wed nesday evening on business. J. H. Harper and Mark Slddnll of Awtorla left for a deer hunting trip around southern Oregon Sun day. 'Misses Margaret DeJardln and VIda Steward went to Sllverton Monday afternoon. Mrs, Hillcr and daughters Helen and Louise of Kalem wero dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. T. Wads worth nnd family Sunday, they all motored to Yamhill In the after noon. Kdwnrd Turner of Wren accom panied by Miss Margery Vincent nnd Mlu Zoo Cutsforth motored to Monmouth Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Slegmund and daughter Merta of Stnyton, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sfrgmund. Mrs. O. R. (lower nnd small son Ceroid of Mill City nnd Helen M. Stuart of Salem are guests of Mis. R. W. Snyder. Mrs. (lower Is n sister of Mrs. Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nibler. Misses Sophia Ntbler nnd Gertie Weiss motored to Salem Friday after noon. John and Frank Seholblo of Port land visited relatives hero Sunday. Their mnt her, M rs. Schelble nc companlcd them back home, whero sho expected tn visit for some time Mrs. O. L. Swart was a Salem visitor one day tho past week. Mrs. L. P. Gleusnn visited rela tives In S:ilem Tuesday, Mr. nnd M rs, Lo v eg ree n And daughter, Lorettn nnd Mr. ltobert- on nil of Portland spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mis. Allsup. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Cutsforth and family were Kuests nnd Mr. nnd ' Mrs. Mrs. D. Ashwell and dauRltter of Mnplewood Sunday, Mrs. J. Hchelble was a Portland Visitor on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. W. fl. Nutting went to Salem on business Satur day. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Stevens, lone nnd Doris Turner went to Portland Sun day and visited with Fred Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Do ran wont up to Astoria last week to visit their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. H, Carver. Mrs. Carver returning home with them. Mr, and Mrs. F. T. Cutsforth and family and Mr J. If. Cutsforth rnotored to Salem Tuesday evening to visit Mr. nnd Mrs. K. K. line. Misa AHa Wynn motored to Hub bard on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schwab motor d to Salem Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mm. K. D. Coomler and famllr of North Howell visited at the home of Mrs. Coo ruler's par ent Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. a A. Sawyer. Gab DeJardln and Anna PecK of Alsea wr married at Portland .Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Harper accompan ied her sister, Mrs. Zeno Schwab of Aurora to Oregon City Tuesday where Mrs. Schwab had her tonsils removed. Mrs. L, C. Garrett and Misses Florence Hannah and Alfred Bow ley motored to W'oodburn Sunday. Mra. W. W. Allsup made a busi ness trip to Salem on Monday. August Nibler and sisters Misses Sophia and Minnie Nibler has ex changed their Overland car for a Willys Knight. SILVEftTON Sllverton, Or., Oct. 15. (So cial.) Mrs. Lloyd Ingram gavo a dinner party Tuesday evening la honor ot Mr. Ingram's birthday. Hallowe'en decorations were used. Following the dinner, cards rur nlahed the diversion for .tho re mainder of the oveniug. Those present were: Mr. Ingram, Otto Regard, Earl Adams, Clifford Ituo, Nye Bristol, Dr. A. W. Simmons. Cliarloft Reynolds, Harry Carson and Harold Larson, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Satern wore hosts at a dinner party Tuesday evening at their home on North Water street. Pink snapdragons, sweet poas and rosea were used about tho rooms. At the dinner table covers wero laid for the fol lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sath er, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Legard, Mrs. A. 0. Lcgnrd, Victor Madsen, Victor Sather, Miss Myrna Satber, Miss Margaret Sutber, Mr. and Mrs. Satern and Mies Cora Satern. Sllverton has three new citizen added to her list. Girls were born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rue, Mon day, and Mr. tnd Mrs. Carl Haber ly, Sunday. A boy was born to Mr. and Mm. W. H. Schuster, Mon day. air. ana Mrs. m. j. Madsen onu Miss Llllie Madsen of Sllverton and Arthur Madsen of Brooks mo tored to Portland, Tuesday ot this week. Wilbur Mooros, who Is attend Ing school at CorvalllB, has writ ten Silvcrton friends that he lost bis new Overland automobile !n the big fire at Corvallis. Mrs. E. Savage of Salem sncnl Tuesday at Sllverton as a guest of Iter sister, Mrs. Earl Adams. Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Adams motored to Woodburn during the dny N. Illgerntss left Wednesday morning for a short pleasure trip lo the cnust. E. W. Carver and family are va caliottiug at Ncskowin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson have returned from the national American Lc'.ion convention. It is reported that Mr. Johnson says that tho corn cob can yield 200 gallons of moonshine to iho acr l hero. Mr. and Mrs. Hcrmon Schmidt of Mobridgo, S. D., are visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kaufman and Mr. Kaufman were boy hood friends. Tho Schmldls aro planning on nettling in Ore son. MONITOR Monllur, Or., Oct. 15. J. P. Jensen w;;a a Portland visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Calvin nnd daughter, J-Jdythe, visited Mr. timid uud faintly at Donald, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shepherd at (ended tho funeral of tho lattcre father, Mr. William Welltmia of Scotts Mills Inst week. Miss Myrtle lllrtcUett left last woek for Grants Pass, where she will have charge ot the seventh grado In the i-chool there. Mrs. Lillian Wtnslow ot Port- laud is Buying at the P. J. Phclptt homo. Mrs. Ifattlo White called on Mra Anna Gllles at the Portland Sani tarium, Mundiy. Mra. White re ports Mm. Utiles getting slous very nicely following her opera lion. Miss Mildred Danlelson It leav ing tl:is week for Portland, where she will take a business course at Ueh uko-Walkor'i. Mr. and Mrs. NVd Lerfold. who just recently returned from Colo rado, moved to Portland last week Mies Chrystino Mulby and Miss (irate Uunagan motored to Salem, Monday afternoon, in the former i car. Mist; Dagng Rambcrg, who hw bcon upending a few days with her sister, Mra. hmil Anderson, re in ru.nl to Portland, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen vis ited Sunday afternoon with 0 lenity n Silverun. .Sunday next at the ConKreKi- tionnl church there will bo preach ing service nt 10 a. in. and Mini 11 will go to Sllverton to the dis trict Sunday school convention which will bo held at the Method ist church. Mrs. Plummcr and little son ot Inll;.nd visited Lint week nt the l It. llltilr home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Blulr took her honio Sunday In their car. Mr, and Mra. Thmnns Van Clcavo nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Lnul' Knbow and two sons, Louts Jr. and (He", till nf Salem wero Sun day visitors nt tho J. A. Van t'loavo homo. A Itahy girl rnme to gladden Iho hump ot Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kiel, mond last Thursday. Tho new daughter has been named Vir ginia. Mrs. T. O. Thornton ts uiHsing Mrs, Hichmond and hahy Kills Catarrh Germ In Three Minutes Chronle catarrh, no matter how had, and wines of bronchial asthma nnv yield Inatnntly to the smsilng discover of a French avIenllsL This dr utiles method called Larex kills th serin In tlipeo minutes, yet la positively hsrtn lens to the most dellcats tissues. Your head and lungs are cleared magla, Sufferers are relieved In a single bight To prow tt and to Introduce I a vex to a million sufttrer In one month, I offer to snd a treatment free nnd postpaid, to any ons who will writ for 1U No obligation. No cost If It cures you. you cn repay tha favor by telling rour friends if not. tha loss la mine. I No matter what you have triad. Juat end ma your name and address for thta ffeneroua free treatment an prove that vou can ba rid of catarrh. IV. it. Knilth, fiKSs lv?s nirfg. Knnans .'lty, Ho. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson aud baby, Elise, left early Sunday morning in their car for Oakland, Cal., where they will make their home. A son vas born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn on at the Silverton hospital Sunday, this being their first born, Henry steps around with quite a d-gnlfied air. Relatives who visited Sunday at the Hosier home were: Mrs. Addle Smith, Mr, and Mra. Ivan Smith and little daughter, Gayle, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Brougber, all ot Scotts Mills, ond Mr. and Mrs. I. Edlund from Lima's mill. Mr. and Mrs. L. D, Lcnon and children, Gilbert and Waivo, and Ml as Shftile Overholt drove over to Uidgeficld, Wash., Sunday and spent tho day with Mr. and Mrs. William Ledbettor and Mrs. Sarah Shanke. Mr. and Mrs, Ledbetter own a fine five-acre tract and are very busy raising- prunes and wtite LeRhorn cuickene. Mrs. Shanks owns a 10-acre tract ad joining and lives with Mr. and Mra. Ledbettor. They all asked to be remembered to their many friends In Monitor and uoodburn C. V. Carinlchael has a crew of men at work clearing up the de bris from his fire and getting things In shape to rebuild. A large delegation from the Monitor Lodgo No. 247. I. O. O. F. attended Hie Marlon county con vention In Woodburn last Satur day afternoon and evening. The Monitor lodge la quite proud of the Silver cup they received for the largest attendance at both b sions ot the convention. Miss Mary Mallett from Mon mouth normal was a week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. D. J. Gll landcr. Mr. and Mrj. W. Pfafflnger and Mr. and Mrs. W. U Lulthle and son, Raymond, spent the week-end on the Tillamook beacheB. Gordon Taylor ot Molalla wu an Interesting speaker at the Octo ber meeting of the Oak Lawn Farm Uureau, Tuesday night. Otto Lucht and Leo Wilde are serving ns wituesses at tho'Toin Murray trial in balem. The Girl Scouts are busy prac ticing their play, "A Southern Cinderella," which they expect to give hi tho near future. SCOTTS MILLS Scotia Mills, Or., Oct. 15. C. S St rouse mnde a business trip O Sunnyiildo, Saturday. J. W. McCrackeii and family spent Sunday with E. W. Coulsoa and family. Dorothy . and Mildred Mages, who are going to school 1n Molalla, spent Sunday here visiting rela tives and friends. Hulh Kellogg epent Sunday with Alctha Allen. J. A. Merry made a buaine ie trip lo Portland, Saturday. J. A, Merry made a business trip to Portland, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson railed on Mr. and Mrs. L. P. SmitU Sunday evening. Miss Thclnia Shllts spent the week-end with her aunt, Mn. William Hcrlirstad. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brougher and sou, Ira, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. BrouKhcr motored to Portland, Sunday, where they attended tin services being hold at that place by Billy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Delano of Portland arrived hero Monday for a few days' visit with relatives and friends. W. It. Moses, principal of our school, was absent Monday and Tuesday on account ot illness. Mrs. O. IC. Hilton nnd eon, Don aid, were dinner guests at the Hiecker's home Sunday. Aletha Allen left Monday for Portland, whero Bhe will attend tho North Pacific Evangelistic In stitute this winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Magea are tho proud pa rente ot a 7-pound son, born Sunday night. Mother and baby both doing nicely. Mr. nnd Mis. H. A. Hieckers cnlled on Mr. r.nd Mrs. Carl Mill ard Sunday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. R. Hilton mo tored to Orogon t'ity, Sunday evening, returning home Monday morning In time for work. Laurabctl Smith cnlled on Hnxel Hieckers, Sunday evening. There will he a meeting of the community club Friday evening. October 16. Providence. 11. I. Mrs. Jesse Margaret ltiulloiig, who threw many nf her husbands silk shirts out of the w indow of his New York apartment with notes written on them .has won the litigation with him. lie has been denied nn In junction to prevent her from tres passing upon his New York estate. Child's Harmless Laxative is "California Fig Syrup" Hurry mother! A tenspoonful of v.iiuui tii.i i IH j i II vw ill thoroughly clean the little bowels in in m itw nnurs you nnre n II nlavful 111 1.1 Baa In '. tt cross, feverish, bilious, constlpat- vr lull ui wiu, cniiuica iuvg u Imsant taat. Toll vnlir lriit7olal vnu vnnl nnlv the genutno "Calif orni Kis; 8yr i iiiitiu ii. uiirvinMii ivr iw- Met and children of All aRes print ed on bottle. Mother, you must my "Csllfornls,' Itefuie any imita tion. AJv. MOTHER $112,050 TRACT Dallaa, Or., Oct. 16. Olio ol tho largest transtcru ot Folk coua'.y Umber In recent year, was reveal ed here WedneEday witb. the re cording of a deed from the Weyer hauesor Timber company to the Uharles K, Spauldlng Logging company transferring 1856.45 acors of Polk county timber to the Spauldlng Interests. The consid eration was not announced but the deed bore $112. DO In Internal reve nue etamps, Indicating a purchase price of ?112.U60. The land transferred Ilea township 9, rtnge 7 west, in what is known as the Bald mountain country on tte Big Luckiamute watershed in tho southwestern nnrt of Polk county. It contains 88,115,000 feet of timber accord inn to Fred J. Holman, county as sessor, and was assessed on the rolls at 44.410. The land includes parts of sec tions 4 and 6 and all of sections 8 and 10 in township 9 south, range 7 west and is In tho Immediate cutting area now being logged by Spauldlng over tho Valley & Slleti line. The deal has been under ne gotiation for some time and Is thought to have been practically closed for over a year as bpauia- ing has acted as agent for Weyer haueser and cared for the taxes unon It In 1924 and 1926. The saie disposes of approxi mately one-third ot the Weyer- haueser holdings in Polk county and leaves the balance well con solidated. It lies In township 7 south, ranse 8 west and Is In the northwestern rart of Polk county adjoining the Willamette Valley Lumber company holdings, which are being taken out over the Black Ruck Hue and the Miamt Corpora lion holdings which will be milled at New Grand Konde. It is prob able that this too will be sold within due course of time to one or the othor of tho concerns oper ating ndjacent to it. Wcyerhauo sor owns approximately one-fourth ot township 7-8. The Spaulding timber is milled In the company's plants at Suloin and Ncwberg. ' FALLS CITY. Falls City, Or., Oct. 13. The Cliambcrluin trldgo crow (iulehei the Southern Pacific railroad bridge ut Black Hock, which wup burned a few months ag. Tues day aud have moved to LK'avsrtoii, where they will build another bridge. Elton Baker has been Quito l!l this week with ptomaitio poison ing. Mrs. B, B. Watt waa a business caller to Dullus, Tuesday. The reception for Kev, Miles and family Monday was very well attended and a fine pro&raiu by local, talent waa rendered as fal lows: Address of welcome by Mrs P. H. Gottfried; violin solo. 8;' Kdlger, accomruuied by M:s. Ray mond Crisswell; reading, "Just ;t Smile," Kosa Howe; piano rcadi'i? "That's Peggy ONcil," Viol;. Lane; violin solo, "A Song at Tv t- tight," Sol Edigcr; raponbe, i: Kuv. Mr. Miles. Aftor a sot'iil j hour, punch and cookies wcv served. Mr, and Mrs. W. II.. Po ter an. away this week on thoir vacation Mr. Porter is the stage driver be tween Falls City aud Dalit and Mrs. Porter Is the city librarian. The Art club mot Tuesday afs ernoou at the home of Mis. I. C Mebling. Tho house was made beautiful by autumn decoratlcns of gaily colored lenvos and berries, and after a pleasant afternoon the hostess served hot tamaltt, sand dlcbes and coffee to Meslamcs F. K. Drlpga, George Lowo. J. D. Grant, Roy McDonald, It. L. Gr's wold, R. Crlsswell, M. L. Thomp son. H. M. Smith, E. O. White, C P. Horn and Klcnor Butler. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mack and Mrs. William Mack nnd Luc lie Mack nnd Mr. Hawk drov. to S- lem late Tucfdny evening. Mr Il:uvk rt'tiviiiipr. villi h't w'fe. w!; BLONDES Light Hair Requires Special Shampoo to Keep It Golden TO krrp blonde hair from darkening, fading and loiing its at t cacti vrnrtt, it is alwars necessary to wash It with particular car. The kind of Bhiimpoo suitable tor dark or auhiim hatr mar qukklr ruin the charm of jrnMra h.iir, hlnndcx, t hp new shampoo for blcndVs only.preacrvrs the natural golden bcautrf liftht hair. Bnphtetn the dullest, most fadrd blonde hair and kcrps it from turning dark or streaked. You'll be amaied and delisted with the results of even the fint shampoo! Blondes: makes the hair fluffy, soft and lustrous. Not s dve. IVneficial to the sralpand hair. Nothinf better lor children's hair. Money back in. atantlr If you are not delighted. Get fllcndf X today at say good drug or department store tuchsa; J. Kry drug stute. J. C. Perry, Kmtl A. Hrhacffr, Capital Drug; store. Crown Drug store. BLONDEX tjhc Blonde Hair Shampoo is critically 111. Mr. and Mrs. Anen Myers of Sa lem visited Monday and Tuesday vlth Mra. Meyer's brother, J. C. Frlnk, who has been Quite til" tor several-days but is better today. Mrs. W. A, Graham ot Newber Is here this week to be at the bed side of her father, J. C. Frlnk, who is suffering from dropsy. Jerry Morris has gone to Ver- nonla to work In the lumber mills. The Magnolia Rebekah iodge No. 140 gave their annual party for the Odd Fellows and Hebekau children Wednesday evening It the Odd Fellows hall. After spend ing a merry evening, cookies and punch were served. Mrs. Nelle sears, Mrs. Leila Meyers and Eldon Frlnk drove to Portland, Monday, and returned the same evenlDg, The Good Will club mot today at the home of Mrs. A, O. Adams and a few new members wero add ed to the club. Mis. O. D. Mott was the special Invited guest. Aft or the usual routine of business, coffee and dojghnuts were served by the hostess. Lew Gohrke of Dallas and Ed Brown left Wednesday -norning for southern Oregon, wnere they will hunt doer. SIDNEY-TALBOT N. H. Doty was In Salem Friday on business. Ankeny Grange held an all day meeting Saturday, October 10, the regular business session was held In the morning. The afternoon was devoted to general discussion. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Freeman -spent Saturday In Salem. B. H. Belknap of Monroe was visiting at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Squeeze the juice of two lemons in a bottle containing hree ounces of Orchard White, which any drug gist will supply for a few cents, shake well and you have the very mildest anti-wrinkle lotion to tighten r laxed skin, erase fine lines and eradicate crows feet Massage this sweetly fnfgrant lemon lotion Into the skin at night. By morning most of tho tell tale W'ihkles, tired lines . ad crows feet are smoothed out, giving a more youthful contour to cheeks, chin, throat. It leaves the skin velvety soft, clear and fresh. Beauty experts use thlB. astrin gent lotion for enlarged pores, nlso to bleach and whiten sallow, tan ned skin. Mix r.Is harmloFts lotion your ao' -ineo It acts best Immediately after prepared. Adv. wrinkles, lines j OR CROWS-FEET Lemon Juice Tightens Skin 1 THE ELEPHANT HAS NO JOINTS people used to believe THEREFORE, according to medieval gossip, he Is obliged to Bleep leaning against a tree. When the nocturnal hunter cuts down the tree, the sleeping elephant falls and having no joints, Is unable to rise, and Is easily captured or slain. Superstitions Don't Work Qut in Practice An entertaining superstition, but no more absurd than that "east ern" motor oils are "somehow" better merely because they cost more arid are made In the East. As a matter of fact, the most suitable crude so far discovered for the manufacture of a motor lubricant is western naphthenic bert Belknap Saturday. i Mrs. C. E. Meier Is transacting business at North Bend this week. Fred WIntormantel attended the high school party at Jefferson Sat urday night. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Reeves were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reeves of Albany Tues day. Abel Porter Is building a new house on their farm near Buena Vista.' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cols with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knight of Jef ferson spent Sunday at Pacific City Mra. D. F. Sayles and Mrs. Claud Johnson were Albany visit ors Monday, Mra. Lizzie Nye who Is working in Corvallis spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary Nye. Mrs. Eva Grenz and son Charles of Jefferson, were visiting relatives here Friday. Mrs. Eva Dumas returned to Berkeley, Cal., Saturday after spend ing a week with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Marlntt. G, M. Belknap motored to Mon roe Monday where he was to join In la father, E. H. Belknap and go on a hunting trip. Ray Reeves spent last Monday in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Belknap were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Belknap, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Pettyjohn of Mehama, visited Mra. Pettyjohn's parents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meier, Mr. and Mrs. Petty john having recently sold their garage at Lyons have moved to their home at Mehama. TWO MEMORABLE MONTHS Mediterranean uruise Sailing from New York City on Feb ruary 9. 1926 Returning via France and Eng land at your con venience! Plan now to ipem) two of the most delightful montht of your life aboard tha magnificent Canadian Pacific Emprtu of Franct veteran 18,350 ton liner on th 1926 Mediterra nean Cnmel Cross the broad Pacific lo Madeira, then vUit Lisbon. Cadis, Seville. Gibraltar, Algiers. Syracuse. Athens, Constantinople.; Beyrout, Haifa, Jerusalem. 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Mr. Niccolson was a former resident of Sidney Mrs. Wm. Wiederkehr visited tiie Rosedale school last Thursday where her sister. Miss Boa tract 1b teaching. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers and Mrs. Catherine Marlall spent Sun day at Silverton as the gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Edison and Mr. and Mrs. Langacre. Members of the Reeves family met at the old Reeves home 2 miles west of Jefferson Sunday. A big basket dinner was served at noon. Those present from Salem were Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Shumak- er, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reeves, Mr. and Mrs, Dorsey Reeves and sons, J. H. Roland, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roland and daughter of Jef- ferHon, Mr: and Mrs. S. E. Roland and daughter of Marlon, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reeves and Elda Winter mantel of Talbot, Mrs. Ray Albert of La Grande, Ethel Bllnston of La Grande. Stony Point. X. V. Nomina Proved safe by millions and Rheumatism Colds Headache Pain DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Accept only "Bayer" package jllTir which contains proven directions. 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