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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1925)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON i'AGE THREE L E Kilvur'.ou, Or., Nov. 7. (Spe cial.) The parent-teacher's iu.sj clation met iu regular session Tb iirs tl ay afternoon at the liis! school auditorium. A large num ber of members were present, hit or to (he meeting Miss Lavellu Vantia, domestic art instructor, held an exhibition of the work done so far in her department. At ihs time 24 pieces of underwear and eight wool dresses were on displuy. A style show will be a feature of the department during the winter. Ml so Yantis also an nounced that the cafeteria at the high school will open before Thanksgiving, At the pnrent-teacher'a associa tion meeting plans for assisting In the purchase of a piano for the high school were discussed. No definite decision on this matter was reached. It is understood that the association will assist the stu dent body in the purchasing of this piano. Aire. Helen Wrightman then' presented the silver cup which the Silverton Parent-Teacher associa tion won at the slate convention at Portland for having the largest paid up membership outside of Portland. Mrs. John Hoblitt, pres ident of the Silverton circle, ac cepted the cup. Mrs. Ira Steward, chairman of the- membership com mittee, frave a plenelng report Winter's . Quick Relief For Old and Ijoung DISTURBANCE IN A LOCAL THEATRE 'JJio patrons of a local show liouso wore enco. Don't bo a nuisance because you have a cough or cold. A few doses of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound taken promptly will brine speedy iclief. Mrs. W. T. Olary, White Putins, Va., writes: "We have used Foley's Jlonoy and Tar Compound for colds and bad coughs with splendid results." Bhowiug that Silverton had 22U paid members. Mrs. Lelloy Ltmmon then an nounced that she had the layettes cut out and these were distributed among the worn or. who will make mem. Tney are to be a part oi the loan close which the parent teacher assuclution maintains for the assistance of the hciilth wel fare council of Silverton. It was also announced thnt a food sale would be held this month to ro-em burse tin treasury. Mrs H. 13. Latham guve a short talk ou the Silverton library and Mist-: Beulah Wright gave a report ou the st.tt e convention which she at tended as a delegate from Silver-ton. Gardners' and Ranchers' associ ation, Portland, to sell stock in the eu m of $150,000. Clara, Kendall & Company, Inc.. Portland, to sell bonds In the sum of $60,000. Washington, Nov. 7. (AP) The first connect for carrying the mails by airplane was signed Friday by Poetmastor Gen. New with Waltei T. Varney of San Francisco, for daily, except Bun- day service each way between Elko, Nev., anil Paeco, Wash., by way of Boise, Idaho. Service will begin as soon as the contractor can comply with requirements. The route will expedite mall to and from Portland, Seattle, Taco ma, Spokane and other Pacific northwest cities by making con nection with the trans-continental air mail at Elko, and with overnight trains at Pasco. The contractor will receive 80 per cent of the postage. The schedule calls for planes to leave Elko at 11:15 a. m., upon the arrival of the trans-continent al malt pittne, arrive at Boise at 1:55 p, m. and at Pasco at 4:35 p. m. Southbound, planes will leave Pasco at 8 a. m., arrive at Boise at 10:50 a. m. and at Elko at 1:10 p. m. City .Woman's club Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. W. W. Allan, Mrs. Dunbar gave a very interesting talk, which was a word picture of the purpose of the wom an's club and their manner of functioning through the different federations. Following this Mrs. B. A. Cober sang "Pale Moon" and "Summer Is Gone," accom panied by Mrs. Nina Wads worth Knhler at the piano. Tea was nerved, with Mrs. B. A, Cober and Mrs. F. It. Olln pcurtng and Mrs. C. Stanley Knott, Mrs. Charles Gentry, Mrs. D. B. Hill tad Mrs. Ed Gordon assisting. MRS, DUNBAR GUEST OF MILL CITY CLUB Mill City, Or., Nov. 7. Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar, president of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, was the guest of the Mill A Jits- -SS5BllSlSlS Our Field of Activities . MJ-Wf !': X is not confined by any boun daries of creed, wealth or po sition. We offer our services our best services to all. Regardless of circum stances, one may feel free to call upon this organization, for, as we have said, we serve all alike, believing that all people are alike in wishing superior mortuary service. WEBB'S FUNERAL PARLORS "Superior iJUneral Service " 205 So. Church Street Flume 120 jt m WHHTH The price of the Packard Six Five Passenger Sedan, including spare tire, de livered in is $- 1925 The Price Reduction Year NINETEEN Twenty Five will go down in motor car history as the price reduction year. Packard set the pace on the very first day of the new year and has since had 6ome forty followers. However, no one has equaled the mark set by the leader in reducing prices nearly twenty five per cent and at the same time retaining original models with important improvements. . For example, the Packard Six Five Passenger Sedan was reduced $790 actually $954.68 considering added equipment and saving in war tax. Fred M. Powell, motor cars 350 N. High St. Phone 2126 ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Don't Wait For an Accident! Have your brakes relined on our Electric Brake Lining Machine W. E. BURNS -DAN BURNS (NOT BROTHERS THE SAME MAN) High Street at Ferry, Salem, Oregon PARTS FOR ALL CARS Ladd & Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m. QllYlllpC Tell a story of relieved eyestrain. 11111 Qur Eye GlasscSi carefully pres- cribed and accurately fitted, make "looking pleasant" an easy job. Any of our patients will tell you what it is to enjoy eye-glass satisfaction. We insist on giving you just that. Pomeroy & Keene JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS Salem, Oregon STARTS TODAY, 2 P. Famous Novel and Stage Play Sty W get every ! , kuhymive If f I 'Zl$Hr' i! KQfi Cab, sir? Maid, sir? Laugh sir? Syd $ i (r-3 Chaplin will serve you with everything that 1 1 WV thf makes for laughs. II rm 3 Kr.r. PRICES '1 ' Balcony Downstairs w Children 35c 50c 10c The merry adventures of a gentleman idler caught in a whirlwind of thrilling melodrama. Illl Comedy McDONALD News Illl Today Sunday Monday KEEP BOTH EYES ON THE OREGON 0
