Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 17, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE UAFITAL JO UKNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925 TELEPHONE LINE )L "Woodburn, Dec 17 Negotiations tre under way with the Portland .representatives of the telephone company whereby 25 farmers' lines running out of Sulem mny bo tak en over by a group of farmers who tre organizing their own company, John Itamage, chairman of far mora' telephone committeo of the Woodburn Community club, re ported at the monthly meeting of the organization lust night. Assist ance to the farmers was pledged by the Community club. Mothods of financing are mow being discussed' and a meeting with the telephone people Is sched uled for next week. Jt In hoped that the transaction may be com pleted within the next few weeks. The 25 lines now havo 47 tcle- phones and it is tho objectivo of tho proposed new company to in crease this number to 150 tele phones. 'lt we issuo bonds tbero seems to be a Question of a guarantee that future councils will not repeat and havo more outstanding warrants," declared John V. Hunt, president of tho club. "The bond Issue can not expect to bo approved by tho voters until positive assurance is irlvcn that the present situation will not arlso ngaln. Tho committeo Is satisfied that tho tlmo is ripe for the bond Issue ttut believes It is hardly in its pro vince to recommend any particular iypo of safe guard for the future though It realizes such Is necessary. Keith Powell told the cltib mem bers. Ho suggested tho appoint ment of a representative committee of Woodburn business men, not only from tho club but to include non-members, to Investigate ways and means of safeguarding tho fu turo and to niako the necessary rcc ommcdatlon. Action upon tho suggestion, Pres Went Hun appointed a committee of nlno with instructions to report at an early date. Members of this committee aro Goorgo London, E. J. Allen, Caleb Simmons, It. Knapp J. .). Hall, It. h. Frceberg, Maine McCord, ft. h. Gulss and N. h. Scol lard. Ulnln McCord, attorney, urged that the committee outline a con crete program before final action be taken by tho Community club Because of tho conditional clement contained In the roport of the spec ial committee ho asked that the re port be placed on file. Tony Becker, garageman, was Introduced as a now member and made a short talk. Approximately 80 members of the club attended the dinner, served at C:30 o'clock, MEIIAMA' Me-hama, Or., Dec. 17. Manley and Clyde Slouo liavo just return cd from a four months' vlwlt in North Dakota. They both liked It fine until the mercury dropped to 20 below zero,. when they were rind to Btart back to Oregon. Tho Harley Champs, formerly of Mchuma but now living in Salem aro under quarantine for smallpox Mr. and Mrs. llow.ngton or Oaten are getting their -)ac.Q here In shape to movo in during the Christmas vacation. They plan on having a chicken ninch hero and raining only fancy etoclr. Ilo Hoffer to up ond around again after being confined to her bed (or several weeks. She will start to school after Christmas. Tho school children have their Christmas tree up and aro busy fixing decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, Mr. and M,rs. dough and Mr. and Mrs. Ledgcrwood took In tho basketball gnmo at Stayton betweon Slayton and Turner. Mr. Hutford and Mr. Ltinrtce were down from Detroit to spend Sunday with their families. Monitor News Mrs, Anna GlUea of Oregon City le spending to week at the S. It. Taylor home. Mr. and Mrn. B. F. Gruber of Salem spent last Sunday at the home of their son, L. K. 11 liven and con. Mica Leota Brantner went to Portland Friday and spent the week end with her Bister Mies Margaret Brantner. Mr., and Mw. George Danmler and daughter, Margaret, of Port land were Sunday dinnor guctiUs of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jensen. Otto Fugleman and family, who were returning from California to their home in Washington, stop ped off hero Sunday and Monday ind visited ills brother, Karl, and family. Miffl Marjorlo Pelmorder of Woodburn entertained a group of young folks at her homo last Sat urday evening. Among thoac pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson, Karl Heusticn, Itoalo Jen sen, Marie and Olive Hansen, Her- Bit US II COLLEGE Brush College, Or., Dec. 17. The Campfire Girls program given at En is I; College, Saturday night, December 12, was very successful. A large audience was present and enjoyed the entertainment, espe cially the men s quartet from the Presbyterian church which was culled upon for several encores. The Bible claon of Brush College met at the Triangle farm Wednes day evening. Dr. Blodgctt was the leader for the evening. Tho Brush College Helpers will entertain Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Crawford. The husbands and families of the club members will be the guests of hon or. A special program is being ar ranged. Miss Teresa Singer, who hac been out of S'.hool on account of illness, is getting along nicely and will soon be able to resume her studies. Little Margaret Jaeger, who was struck by an nutomobilo recently and badly injured, has recovered suffilcenlly to ho taken to her sls ttor'a homo in Seattle, Woch. Dr. Tully, of tho FIr3l Presby terian church of Salem, has boon mailing a lound of calls In this neighborhood among tho members of his church. W. C. VEDDKR BEAD Falts City. Or., Dec. 17. Mrs. FI. M. Smith's father, W. C. Vcd der, passed away at his homo in Portland, Monday, and was buried Tuesday morning. Mr. Smith re turned hom Wrdnopdnv.' L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum CIITNrc.SE MEDIOTN15 CO. 420 nii(1 420 State St, fins wonder rI Chinese reme dies which will euro any human ailment tncliid lug gldeache, headache, stotmich, kidney trouble, mnlo and f cm ale. tf 111 consult ns nt once. Delay is dangerous. tj tab 1 1 shed IS yenrs In Sa lem, Oregon, Phono 2S3 nice Petoreon and Esther Heusser Mr. and Mre. Byron Ballwebcr entertained Mr. and Mre. Ed Vick at Sunday dinner, Vfsltora at the Wm. Hosier home lost Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Shanks of Scio and Ed Shanks of Siiverton. Last Sunday evening Mrs. Mc Arthur of Mt. Angel, Mies Carol Mlnaker and Mr. and Mre. J. A. Vanctcave drove to Siiverton and enjoyed the Christmas program at the First M. E. church. Especial ly good were tho solos sung by Miss Lallo Do Lacheur, the "sil ver haired lady with the voice of gold." Little Klslo Bllven Is quite sick with pneumonia, she Is under the care of Dr. Douelly ot Woodburn. Services at the Congregational church next Sunday, Sunday school at 10 a. m., Y. P. S. C. E. 7 p. m., sormon 8 p. m. Tho board of directors pure haa- ed a fino organ tor Harmony school recently. Miss Grace Dunagan and Miss Lily Njust, teachers of the Moni tor school, are taking the exami nations In Salem and tho children aro enjoying, a vacation. A Christmas program will be given at the Congregational church Friday evening, Dec. 23. Among the attractions will bo a fine Christmas tree. Give Him Something For His Car For Christmas Come in and See Our Lines 4 W. E. BURNS-DAN BURNS (NOT BROTHERS THE SAME MAN) High Street nt Ferry, Salem, Oregon PARTS FOR ALL CARS The Opportune Time to Buy Hose u w rH w u o u a o u o Allen A Hosiery Sale That 15 Point Pure Silk First Quality Chiffon Hose on sale three days, .Friday, Saturday, !r&J?,f" Monday, at ., SJF S Allen-A-Full Fashioned Pure Silk Heavy weight, regularly $1.75 Allen-A-Full Fashioned Pure Silk, sheer This 89c Sale weight, regular $1.65 is oiTjVaya All the new shades and sizes Fri., Sat., Mon. Many others to choose from in Ladies' and Children's SHELDON-SHERWIN CO. Phone 265 "Quality Merchandise Only" 176 N. Liberty St v Suggestions For Christmas Giving PURSES Genuine Loath or, molro lined with leather lined flap, in uuuorarm and pouch alyloa $2.98 Genuine Cowhido and Morocco, dark and high colors with tinted trimmings Pin Seal, Antelope, Vachette, Pan Velvets, Moire and Lizard Under Arm. Purses and Pouches $4.98 to $6.95 For tho kiddles wo aro showing Vanities, Touches and Purses 'In Leathers, SHUs, Vel vets and Beads 75c to 98c SCOTTS MILLS Bcotts Mils, Or., Dec. 17. Tlev. find Mm. Ctnrkson lllnshnw wore hero Sunday vinitinR ot tlio W. E. Allen homo. They returned to Portland Sunday evening. Aleth.i Allen Teturntd to her ehool work In Portland ntter pendlncr several days hero with homo folks. Mrs. O. R. HUtnn spent Tluirs !fiy and Friday vlnltlng relatives !n OroRon City. Wlillo thorn fllie made n butiness trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Molierff and family spent Sunday vlsitlnR rela tives In Siiverton. Curl Millard, n. F. D. cnrrler. In mirroring with a vnrclnnted arm this week. Glenn Hilton Is eerv Inir as temporary carrier for a fen days. Borrow From Us and repay principal tnd Inter est In small monthly Install, monts. 120.70 each month tor 00 months, or $18.03 each month for 72 months, or 410.10 each month (or 84 months, or $14.68 each month for 00 months repays loan of 1 1.000 and Interest ANDERSON & RDPERT. 406 Orecron Bide. ONLY 6 SHOPPING DAYS 'TILL CHRISTMAS KAFOURY'S ASKS YOU TO SHOP FORENOONS All Over This Great Store You Will Find As sembled Exceptional Values At This Price Christmas Shoppers' Opportunities r Hose Cotton and $1.00 L Kafoury's Kafoury's GIFT DAYS GIFT DAYS Rayon Vesting Eayon Silk Vesting in vest Xs.!..... $1.00 Women's Fiber Hose Silk Fiber; Silk and Cotton and Silk and Wool a pair Linen Lunch Cloths 8C.X3G all colored (gj QQ Pillow Cases Size 42x36 good AA weight, 4 for -..iP-L.UU Linen Kerchief Squares riiiin colored linen Handker chief squares, assort tl" ff ed colors, 7 for tpJL. UU Dimities Lingerie Crepes SO and 3G inch Mustard check, crepe dimities and silk fin ish lingerie crepes (f 8 yards Pl.UU Embroidered Linen Towels Good weight linen embroidered l7orT S1.0Q 30 Inch Lingerie Crepe Plain and figured Crepe, suit able for underwear (p-J ff i yards tJM.UU. White Tea Aprons Dainty lace trimmed sheer lawn orAPS $1.00 Venise Lace Doilies Hound and oblong shapes linen; 2vcfoyrd::::!! $i.oo Fancy Turkish Towels Fancy colored Turkish Towels guest size 8 for Indestructible Pearls I'earls strung on (T- AA sterling silver chains tpA.VV $1.00 Fancy Wash Cloths Fancy colored Turkish wash st3 ...$1.0Q Fancy Turkish Towels Attractive colors fli nn 2 for Jpl.UU Colored Crystal Beads Splendid assortment, each ....$1.00 Russian Antique Jewelry A fine gift would be an antique Bar Pin nn or Brooch D.UU Kafoury's Downstairs Store Values Bed Sheets !ar $1.35, for.. Size 81x90, regu- fl1 AA 3i- tpjL.VTV Unbleached Muslin 40 inch unbleached Muslin, 7 yards to a cus- Q1 A A tomer, 7 yds ipJLall Terry Toweling 18 and 20 inches (JJi AA wide, 5 yards vlvv Turkish Towels tl $1.00 Crash Toweling Good quality, 6 yards to a customer, ifljl A A 6 yards iDl.UU Covered Baskets Fancy decorated Baskets for Candies or Art Work, Regu lar ?1.49 and f2.25 for Rag Rugs Size 21x21, (J1 Hrt washable iPl.UU $1.00 36 Inch Percales Good quality, light colors for Aprons t1 AA 6 yards )l-.v"V Women'sHandkerchiefs 5c Kerchiefs, 25 for... . 10c Kerchiefs, 12 for. ..... ) "CAN AND DO" . THE ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE GIFT If bJ . . Rigt now during our l33 fMHj Closing Out Sale il I One could not hope to find a better oppor- yVlm)m 'tigSSML' tunlty to make choosing easy and to ob- Q;"HSWji ptei) tain gifts nt such reduction in prices S X ' BKt 16-00 High Grade Cut Glass 12 Inch Sandwich ftSs. PPwR' Plates, now $3.75 QM Hf? ))S $35.00 Gentleman's Sterling Silver Military Sets, MK with comb, now - $16.25 tgSe 8ij d(K!'5Sffi& $3.60 Plain or Hammered Fino Quality Silver M'a Plated Candlesticks, with candles, now $7.50 WSB W ill'fllv' Sp'4 Fin Qua,Ilty -Silver Plated Sandwich PjK ItuS IryTfll ' $15.00 Mantle Clocks, mahogany cases, hour f&i&fvji l&UXWi "a ha" bour Btrik0' "ow 8.95 ; M $25.00 valuo special lot ot 60 Watches, k S(5wJ $15.00 Ruby Encrusted Elks Rings, now $11.2,5 j ''' Wx-t'l &'vyiMi& 'a,6 QuaruPl0 Plated Compacts, double com- Jf7 rfVNlS partmenta, chain handle, now $1.85 ; Sal H) Wi??S $7.60 Sterling Silver Compact, double compart- SU Ml A 55 ments, chain handle, now $5.50 fesl 'Sji $3.50 Ladles' Real Leather Hand Bag, now p j $1-00 8alem High School single Compact, now . W0M( Pomeroy H '(m and Keene . '" Anderson & Rupert Oregon Tnig. loc Kerchiefs, 8 for S.M.EM STOnill roiiri.Axn sit.K shop 100 Stale Slice! 33 Alder Street