THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
(PAGE SEVEN
Silverton News
Silverton, Or., Deo. 9. iSya
cial.) Mrs. Emma Russell Is at
the Silverton hooytial, having suf
fered a stroke of paralysis. Mr
Ruaseil ia an old time Sitvertonian.
Sophie LoughmiJler, the 12-year-old
daughter ol Mr. and Mra.
J. Loughmiller, underwent an
operation at the Silverton hospital
this W64k, . ,
H. Gordon McCall la working at
the mill at Veronia tor the pres
ent. Mr. McCall expects to reuiuln
there but a short time and will
then return to Silverton.
Two boys were reported born at
Silverton so far this week. One
lo Mr. and Mra. A. C. Christenoa
at the Silverton hospital and one
to Mr. and Mrs. R. K, Barrett at
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Jacobsen, Mrs.
Murie Bunesa and Mrs, Anna K.
Jensen were Snlcm business callers
Tuesday of this week.
Jack Larson, Mrs. W. C. Larson,
Mrs. Alvin LegartJ, Orval LarBou
and Mrs. Caspter Towa, motored to
Portland on Tuesday of this week.
St. Monica's Altar society en
rolled six new members with the
usual ceremonies Tuesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Uphoff hm been
on the sick list for the past few
days, but Is reported as Improving
slowly.
St. Paul's Dramatic club met
Sunday evening for the purpose of
making preliminary arrangements
for a comic drama to be given
shortly after Christmas.
Mr. and Mm. Ben Dittler were
Mt. Angel visitors on Tuesday.
Children of St. Paul's school are
spending their spare time In pre
paring a Christmas play. Thii
will be the first dramatic per
formance to he given on the new
st:igo in tlio St. Puul auditorium.
II. M. McCullough motored to
Portland on business Tuesday of
this week.
Father Joseph Sherbrlng spent
the past week at Shaw.
Mrs. Tom Riley, who has been
111 for somo time, is able to be
around again.
Mra. Fred Burch has been con
fined to her home for the past few
days with a severe, cold.
La wren re Sharback was a guest
of John Mack on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Uphoit has been
suffering from pleurisy for the
put few days.
Rev. and Mrs. George Honrlk
sen spent Tuesday at Portland.
The Dorcas society will hold its
annual election of officers on the
evening of December 16 it nas
been announced. Hostesses for the
evening nro Mrs. Clara Baltimore
Mrs. John Moe and Miss Jerdle
Kloster.
The St. Monica Altar society
was delightfully entertained at
the home of Mrs. Joseph- Brock
house, Tuesday aftornoon.
The Knights of Pythias took up
a collection amounting to J 15
which will be used tor Christmas
presents for the three little Thom
as children who lost their mother
a few months ago and -are now at
the Pythian home at Vancouver,
Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas were
popular at Silvertpn before they
moved to Salem, where Mrs. Thorn-
ns died. Mr. Thomns was with the
Standard Oil company while at
Silverton.
The Pythian Sieten are making
a collection of fruits. Jams and
Jellies to be sent to the Pythian
ourae at Vancouver.
Dan Geiser was at Salem. Mon
day. Mr. Geiser has been under
medical care for some time but is
now reported as being greatly Improved,
DONALD
Donald, ore., Deo. 9 Venus
Chapter O. B. 8. held 1U regular
meeting In the hall Friday evenlna.
The annual election of officers for
192 resulted as follows: Worthy
Matron, Mrs. Gene Carver; Worthy
Patron, Gus Swan; Asso. Matron,
Mrs. Nell Bush; Conductress, Mrs.
Qulnn; Aaso. Conductress, Mrs. Ida
Yergen; secretary, Mrs. Ackerson;
treasurer, Mrs. Clark. The Instal
lation of officers will be held In
the hall on Monday evening, De
cember 21st, with the present Wor
thy Matron, Mra. Prudence Acker
son, acting aa Installing officer,
On Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Qulnn entertained a number of
ladles at the home of Mrs. Qulnn,
"600" was enjoyed, the prizes going
to Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Roberta and con
solution to Mrs. H. C, Roberts.
Theer la one case of diphtheria
In our vicinity, Dr. Glesy was call
ed ,on Thursday evening and gave
the child anti-toxin and she Im
proved rapidly and Is doing nicely.
No other cases have developed.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Freeman of
HUlaboro were In town Friday eve
ning.
Mrs. Gertrude Page was In this
olty on Saturday.
E. R. Keller will have another
"shoot" on next Sunday for hams,
bacon and lard.
E. P, Flynn and John Miller are
loading their hops on cars.
A. Bush, E. D. Carver, Gua Swan,
G. B. Ackerson, and J. P. Feller
drove to Woodburn on Monday
evening to the Woodburn Masonic
lodge meeting.
Karl Feller and Pearl Brlden
stlne were married last week. Thay
will reside on the Peter Feller farm
here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bush spent
Sunday In Newburg.
Dr. Warner assisted by the nurse
Mra. King, held a cllnlo at the
school last Wednoaday and Thurs
day. Among the ladles who assisted
with the work during part of the
two days were Mrs. L. G. Glesy,
Mrs. Jim Ryan, Mrs. Ben Eppere,
Mrs. G. B. Ackerson, Mrs. A. J.
Rich, Mrs. J. C. Moore, and Mrs.
ISrnst.
The Misses Hasel and Letha
Cone spent the week-end In Port
land.
Donald, Deo. 5. The Christmas
seals arrived here on Monday and
the school children were hustUng
each trying to sell the largest num
ber.
Mr. Roy Garrett, Mr. and Mrs
J. A. Bush, Mrs. Roberta and Miss
Helen Roberts, drove to Salem on
Wednesday. "Roy" and "Jack" said
they enjoyed seeing Santa Claus
while In the city.
Mrs. J. A. Bush and Mrs. Q. B.
Ackerson on Tuesday entertained
Venus auxiliary O. E. 8., and
number of extra guests with a
500" party In the ball. Prises
went to Mrs. B. P. Flynn and Mrs.
J. C Moore.
Mrs. Anna Fowler who has been
111, Is greatly Improved.
Joseph Smith of Wiseacre was
In this city Thursday.
Frank Miller of Aurora was in
towa on business Thursday.
The Donald Ladles' Aid held a
business meeting at trie home of
Mrs, J. C. Moore Wednesday even
ing. They decided to hold a bazaar
ojid cafeteria supper In the churoh
basement on Saturday December
ia.
Geo. Asklns of Aurora has been
In town several days working on
a truck for Mr. Robinson.
SCOTTS MILLS
Scotts Mills, Or., Dec. 10. Mrs.
Loren Dunigan, who lives near
Silverton, visited Tuesday with
Mrs. G. H. Hilton.
Rev. William Allen la the proud,
ownor of a new car, purchased
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. HarTey Brougroer
were Silvarton vUitotra Tuesday
morning.
H. Y. Magee died very sudden
ly at his home west of town Mon
day afternoon. Funeral services
were hold Wednesday at the
Christian church at 2 o'clock and
interment made In the I. O. 0. F.
cemetery
Glen Hilton left Saturday for
the Silver Falls Timber company,
where he expects to work until
the camp closes down tor the holi
days. Mr. and Mrs. Ben J afters, who
have been visiting at Lebanon,
drove In Monday to attend the city
election which was held here that
day.
H. A. Rteckers has a very sore
arm this week as a result of vac
cination. He says he believes ho
would prefor the Bra all pox,
O. P. Giger and family visited
Sunday at the Reuben Beer home
near Silverton.
Jefferson News
Jsftorson, Or.: Deo. 10. L. L,
Sriueham spent the weslc-tnd )n
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Fbalpa of
Silverton rifllted several daya last
week with Mr. and Mra, Bsrl
Plielns.
Mr. and Mra, 8. E. Llbbjr of Eu
gene Ore visiting relatives here.
Mra. D. O. Thorns of Bclo and
Mrs. S. A, Pease shopped In Albany
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Klngluy Thurston
and family, Mrs. Virgil Rhodes and
Harvey Thurston, all of Portland,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrt and Mrs. Haldeman wers In
Albany, Thursday.
Addle Llbby Is visiting Miss
'Eleanor Dunlap at Brownsville.
Mrs. O. C. Mason, Mrs. H. E.
Jones, Mrs. E. J. Whedbee and
HOhildrsn shopped In Salem, Satur
day.
Benson Spragg had the mlator
tuns Friday evening while play
ing on the high school basketball
team against the JuaccaDee team,
to sural n his ankls.
B. 8. Thurston returned home
Sunday from a several days' visit
with relatives In Portland.
The Methodist church bazaar
held Saturday, December 4, took
In over 1 100.
Professor Oallesly, Clarence
Thurston, Frances uoin, quelle
SmlLh and Marguerite Looney Jr.,
attended the high school conven
tion at the University of Oregon,
Friday and Saturday.
Horbert Miller of Bay City vis
ited here Saturday and Sunday. Ha
wtis accompanied horns by his
'Qeraldtns Jones returned horn
Sunday alter spending tn week
end with relatives in Portland,
grandmother, Mrs. Hawk, who has
been visiting Josephine Looney.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thays and
children of Portland visited Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Harris. Sunday.
Mies Verna Cooley was a Cor-
vsllis visitor Monday evening.
Miss Gladys Beckman of Salem
Is visiting Miss Hazel Colgan.
Ella Jones of Portland was In
Jefferson on business Tuesday. Sao
Is a former resident of Jefferson.
Mrs. M. E. Leedv of Pendleton
and Mrs. Agge of Corvallls were
recent visitors at the home of Mr,
and Mra. J. M. Curl.
Lester Smith left Wednesday
evening for Portland.
J. D. Hayes left tils morning
for Portland.
A. D. Leedy a lawyer of Port
land has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. J. M. Curl, on a return trip
from the east. He visited In 18
states on his trip.
Bessie Brelteabush of 8alem vis
ited Miss Cleoae Kurti ovsr the
week-end.
George Berry of Corvallls was a
recent Jefferson visitor.
Mrs. Gertrude Weddle and Shir
ley Jones returned home Mondsy
after a few days' visit with rela
tives in Portland.
IloU'sCatcrrh
Medicine ry&rss
rid four system of CetsnhoiDse
ncss caused by Catarrh,
MiliswteinViisi
F.J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohta
TREES TREES
"Free to Our Customers
Fruitland Nursery
Until January 10th, every customer buying 100 to 600
fruit or nut trees will receive 10 fruit trees free.
Every customer buying 600 to 1,000 fruit or nut'
trees will receive 25 fruit trees free.
Office in New Salem Hotel building, 169 South High.
Sales yard in rear of office.
Phone, office 1718 ; nursery phone 111F21.
A. J. MATHIS, Prop.
FALLS CITY,
Falls City, Or., Dec. 9. Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Leverlch spent Sun
day In Salem.
Mrs. A. P. Starr Is visiting with
her son and dauhgtor-ln-law, Mr.
and Mra. Harry Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Auriand went
to Newport, -Monday, for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorlng .Frink and
family of Corvallls spent Sunday
visiting with Mr. Frink's mother,
Mrs. J. C. Frlnk.
Mrs. George March and little
daughter are here from ValBetz for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Elsie Graham Is working
on the telephone switchboard in
Nettle Dewltt's place, who has
been ill with an attack of flu.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Auriand were
Rlckreall callers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Dughen and
family visited In Silverton, Sun
day, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Barnhart.
Raymond Weatherall of Salem
was a Falls City caller Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Watt Is in the Dallas
hospital where sho underwent a
minor operation Saturday.
B. H. Ellis of Salem was a busi
ness caller to Falls City, Tuesday.
R. A. Titus Is able to be up and
around again after a serious ill-
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SENSATIONAL
GROCERY SPECIALS
FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
CaU 1333
PURE CANE
SUGAR
10 lbs. 58c
100 lb. bag $5.59
MEDIUM SIZE BARS
IVORY SOAP
5c
Limit 5 Bars
ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE
3 lb. can $1.45
LARGE No. 2'j CAN SLICED
PINEAPPLE
20c per can
174 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET Call 1833
BULK COCOA
4 lbs. for - 25C
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO
SOUP
8 cans Special. 25 C
NAVY BEANS
12 lbs. Bag 98C
CORN MEAL
White or Yellow
10 lb. Bag...
Kcllogg'g
CORN FLAKES
35c
s
25c
Three Pkgs.
CATSUP
Per Bottle . 5C
GLOSS STARCH
Three Pkgs. 25 C
Regular 25c Elenzaro
WASHING POWDER
Per Pkg.
5c
C. O. D. ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Buy Your
Xmas
Gift
Slippers
at a Saving
75c pair
and up
EVENTS EXTRAORDINARY!
FORC
ED
TO
VACA".
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4
Children's
Shoes
of all
Kinds at a
Great
Saving
JOHN Jo R
in runt
1 TT it
On One Half of Store Room, "The Liberty Street Side"
And Must Give It Up By June 1st, 1926
F. W. Woolworth Co. acquires lease on the Liberty street side of our store room and we are com
pelled to vacate this space by June 1st, 1926. HENCE THIS FORCED SACRIFICE SALE.
Although our vacating time does not commence till the summer, we are desirous of disposing of all
our winter Footwear bought for this season; thereby giving you these timely benefits in saying
money by buying immediate winter future SHOES AT SACRIFICE PRICES DURING THIS
SALE.
Below are a few items and quotations on seasonable shoes
Hen's Street Wear Shoes
and Oxfords oat to
$3.85
Fair
ladies' Oxfords and Slip
pers in natent kid and calf
leather out to
$5.85
Fair
Men's Walkover Hake Dress
Shoes and Oxfords ont to
$5.85
Fair
Kiddies' High Boots, made
with flexible Hnntinrton
rubber solei. size 8 to 11.
oat to
$2.95
Fair
Same, sizes HVi to 2, ont to
$3.35
Fair
ladies' and Growing Girls'
plain or moccasin toe 15-in,
boots, cut to
$6.95
Fair
We oil them free of charee
Ladies' Slippers in natent
satin and kid leathers out to
$6.85
Fair
Hen's 16 in. Ton Mocoaaln
Too Soots, out to
$8.85
Pair
low Heel Patent Leather
Slippers, cat to
$4.85
Fair
JJ.UU A III. tftMIK AJUVb.
Double Soles and Winged
Van, cut to
$5.85
Fair
Every pair of shoes
is reduced. Shoes
for the whole fam
ily. ALL WALK
OVER MAKE are
included. Some dis
continued cantilev
er numbers at re
duced prices.
Ladies' Walk-Over Prin
cess Pat. and Relief Ox
fords, Slippers and Shoes
at 10 OFF
SALE
Starts Tomorrow morning
at 9 a. m., Friday, Dec. 11
Ladies' Blaok or Brown
Kid Dress Shoes, out to
$4.95
Pair
Growing Girls Blaok or
Brown Calk Skin Shoes, me
dium and low heels, out to
$2.95
Pair
Young Ladies' Low Heels".
Black Satin Slippers, out to
$4.85
Pair
Low Heels Southern Tie
Calfskin Oxfords. Blaok and
Brown color. Goodyear welt,
out to
$3.85
Pair
Hisses' Shoes and Oxfords,
all kinds and material and
styles as low as
$2.95
Fair
Men's Dress Shoes and Ox
fords, out to
$4.85
Pair
Ladies Pumps in Patent,
Satins, Velvet and Kid
leathers, cut to
$7.85
Pair '
Ladies' Medium Heels Satin
Slippers, oat to
$5.85
Pair
Children's Shoes and Ox
fords, size 3 to 5 at as low
$145
Fair
Sites 3V. to 8 at
$1.95
Sites BY. to 11 at
$2.45
Values Extraordinary Await You During This Forced Sale
MM b w Urn SI
JOHN J. R0TTLE
The Home of
Walk-Over and Cantilever Footwear
114 North Liberty
415 State St.
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