Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 21, 1926, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1926 ADDITIONAL VALLEY NEWS (By Special Correspondence) FAST TOWN TEAM IE Independence, Or., Jan. SI. The town baaketball learn will go 1o Lebanon for ft same with the Legion team there January 30. A wealth of material has turnd t'ut tor the town team so they are able o put two exceptionally rood teama on tbe floor. They won from Porrydale last Priday night, although Perrydale defeated Dal las. Ira Mix, who has been play ing for more than 16 years on teams which included O, A. C. and Mutlnomub Ahletic club la still a strong player. There are three .Shrunk a playing, one of whom, Wayuo, at center, has nover met a man who could get the jump on blm. and another, Frank, wau claimed by many to bo the fastest man in tho high school atate tournament three years ago These, with Scott, Hill, Craven and Ueyolda, make a bunch that are hard to beat. WEST SALEM Wea Salcin, Or., Jan. 21. The Ladies Aid met on Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of Mre. J 11. Bedford for their monthly social muting. A large attendance wif present. A short business cession convened dining tho afternoon and the honor guedt, Mrs. W. J. Bed ford of Avonlca, Susk., Canada, gahe a short talk on aid worn in her town. Garner Bros., of Kins wood Ter race, have rented several acres roi spring cultivation. Mr. and Mrs. Gooilnpi'ed, w-no have been visHnp relatives at Seat tle and other points, have retumej home. George Thurman has rented tn Beckett ranch in titii vleiuity ami will occupy It soon. Mrs. Sherman, who has been very ill with agrlppe, Is a little beler at this time. West Salom, Or., Jan. 20. Tues day evening Mr. anil Mrs. Ray mond ot Seventh street entertained in honor of their daughters, Mar garet and Hope. Tho evening waa passed with music and game?. Thotte present were: Alberta ami Elsie Hohlilo, Muriel and Oscar gO I NEW I WINTER. 'RED CROWN G 0 STANDARD OIL COMPANY Phillips, Gordon Kid and brother, Ovrli Steele and Marcaret and Hope Raymond. There will be a potluck supper In the baaed en t of the Methodist community church thl avenrng. Supper will be served at 7 o'clock and the entertainment will consist of music and games. Everyone welcome. Lillian Boat right, who ha been living with bor father, Morris Boatrlght, has accepted a poadblon in tbe Deacon ee hospital ot Salem. Fran Elnfeldt Is adding an ad dition to hia house. Sidney Hawthorne of Hillsboro Is visiting his friend, Robert Mill- Frank Bltler has purchased a lot on Johnston avenue and Seventh street and Is improving it by build ing a house. Mr. Wooda of King wood Ter raiuce has taken the contract for painting the interior of the new church. He expects to start work Monday. Mrs. Frank Need ham of Second street, who has been ill, Is Improv ing In healUi slowly. TURNER MAN REPORTS ACCIDENTTO OFFICERS Thomas Little of Turner has re ported an accident on the Turner rond about n mile south of the old reform school, in which he claims his cur wiib forced into the ditch by a ear driven by K. D. Culver. He states Culver's car was headed directly at him and he ran Into the ditch to avoid a collision but that the Culver car hit jiirt the samo. No onew us iuhired. MT. ANGEL MINSTRELS BANQUET IN WOODBURN Woodburn, Jan. 31. A party ot IS member! of tbe Ml Angel college 126 minatrel .how Hop ped In Woodburn last night for a banquet at tbe Clark restaurant following a performance given at St. Paul. The minatrel ehow la an annual event at tbe college and drew a packed bouse at St. Paul. It will be repeated at different valley communities. INDEPENDENCE NOME SOLD Indepndence, Or., Jan. 21. Al Whitney has purchased the bouse belonging to A. Haman on the cor ner of North Main and Boat Land ing streets. Tbe consideration wa $500. SCOTTS MILLS Scotts Mills, Or., Jan. 21. G. P. Glger and son, Ralph, left Mon day for Lonirvlew, Waah., whore tboy will work. In the mills. Kalph Shills ot Black Rock xpent Sunday here visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mre. J. M. Shllte. The Bulto Palls Prune Growers association 1b packing prunea this weok. Miss Edith Cole, who has been hero visiting the past week, left TuoBday for Silverton, where she will assist Dr. Loar In his office. Fred Moser and family are mov ing tills week to a farm four miles north of Portland. Mary Mobcrg baa been til the past week with tonsllltle. but Is re ported to be slowly Improving. LYONS Lyons, Or., Jan. 20. The church social and cbickon pie supper at the community hall Friday even ing was a very enjoyable affair, proceeda netted around $23. Friend here of the B. N. White family In Salem were sorry to hear of Mrs. White having the misfor tune of falling and breaking her wrist during the frosty weather last week. Mrg. Harvey Shelton ia among those suffering with a severe eoid the past week. William Swank and Jack Johns ton attended the barn raising for Clyde Thomas at Jordan, Saturday. L. T. Titus, who has been In I eastern Oregon for some time ar rived at Lyons late Sunday even-! ing for a visit with relatives. c' is at the home of his sister. Mre. J, H. Johnston, at present. Prlngle. Or.," Jan. 21. Mr. Fox, I rural school supervisor, visited the i-rmgie rcnooi Tueeaay. He made a number of complimentary re marks concerning the pupils and meir progress. Everett Clark has been absent from school for several days be cause of Illness. The Battle Creek rural phone company will hold a bosiness meet ing at Pringle, Friday night. BEE KEEPERS OF POLK ATTEND CONVENTION Dallas, Or., Jan. 21. Four Polk county bee keepers attended tb annual session of the atate bee keepers association in Tba Dalles this week and one of tbe number, H. K. Meade of near Greenwood, waa elected as vice-president of the iweociatiun. An invitation to hold tbe next meeting in Dallas was ex tended by the local chamber of commerce but decision was held under advisement. Tbe following made the trip: H. M. Meade, B. I. Ferguson, Tom Bowman and David Bowman. Their car bore a large banner "Polk County Beekeepers." How to Quickly Limber Up Sore. Stiff. Swollen Joints It was a high class pharmacist who saw prescription after pre scription fall to help hundreds of hie customers to get rid of rheu matic swellings and stiff, inflam ed, pain tortured Joints. And It was this same man who; asserted that a remedy could and would be compounded that would make creaky, swollen, tormented Joints work with Just as much smoothness as they ever did. Now this prescription, rightly named Joint-Ease, after being tested successfully on many obsti nate cases, is offered through pro gressive pharmacists to millions of people who suffer from ailing Joints that need limbering up. Swollen, twlngy. 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Thus you mako ft full pint a family supply but costing no more tlmn a small bottlo of reudy-mado cough oyrup. And ns a cough morilrlnn, there Is really nothing better to bo had at any price, It goes right to tho spot and gives quick, lasting relief. It promptly heals tho In limned mem branes that lino tho throat and air passnges, stops the annoying throat tickle, loosens tho phlegm, and soon your cough stops entirely. Splendid for bronchltlH, croup, hoarseness anil bronchial asthma. l'lnexis a highly concentrated com pound of Norway plno extract, famous for healing tho membranes. To avoid disappointment, ask your druggist for "2 ouncoH of Pinex" with directions, and don't accopt any thing elso. Uuarantood to give abuo luto satisfaction or money refunded. Tho Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, lud. JOURNAL WAN1 ADS PAY At Kafowy's Smart Silk Frocks First Harbingers of the New Fashion Season Spring $14.95 -$16 -$19 to $35 1 1 They are fashioned of satin crepe, canton crepe and flat crcpo. 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GREEN GLASSWARE Sherbets and plates 29c Cheese and cracker plates 69c Sandwich plates 69c Console Sets ".'$i.29 3-piece Vanity Sets ......98c The sale event of the month is now on. Wonderful values are being offered in each department so don't miss an item. RUBBER APRONS Job lot of Aprons that sell regularly for $1.25 to $1.50 many beautiful designs Special 98c BUNGALOW CRETONNES A wide variety of patterns from which to choose, 36 inch Special 22c Yd. Irredescent GLASS AUTO VASES 7'j in. tall with nickeled holder and thumb screw to prevent rattling Special 39c Special WHITE TABLE OILCLOTH A high grade oilcloth at a bargain price Reg. 39c yard. 46 inches wide Special 29c Yd. 2000 Yards Fast Color ENGLISH PRINTS Bought especially for this sale. Regular 37'! Yard Special 27c Yd. Aluminum PERCOLATORS Lustre-finish, panel sides, 8 cup size 98c UMBRELLAS A special buy of a guaranteed rainproof umbrella popular handles, seven rib A $2.50 Value Special $1.98 i CREME OIL SOAP The Cream of Olive Oil Soaps 2 Bars 15c BABY PILLOWS Size 13x17 and stuffed with new cotton While they last Special 89c 36 Inch Figured RAYON CREPE Will make up into beautiful dresses Special 79c Yd. FUDGE A Salem product that is received fresh daily 25c Pound THIN BLOWN TUMBLERS Barrel Shape, 9 oz. Size. Safedgc Brand Special 6 for 25c GUEST IVORY SOAP For Toilet and Bath 6 Bars 25c COTTON BLANKETS Grey color, soft nap, Size 66x80 Double Special $2.99 RED HOT GROCERY ITEMS P & G Naptha Soap 25 Bars 83c CORN No. 2 Cans 3 Cans 35c ROLLED OATS No. 10 Bag 45c PALMOLIVE SOAP Special 2 Bars 15c Gold Bar ASPARAGUS No. 1 Cans 2 Cans 35c IBEX PEACHES No. 2'i Cans 2 Cans 38c Log Cabin, Medium Size Syrup 49c PINEAPPLE Crushed or Sliced No. 1 Flat Can 3 Cans 39c APRiCOTS No. 2'2 Cans 2 Cans 35c Ivory SOAP FLAKES 3 Packages 25c soeusm PEAS No. 2 Cans IivoriY I SOAP 3 Cans 38c anmBaaBBBiBms Royal Club DILL PICKLES No. 2'2 Cans 2 Cans 45c Cosmopolitan Supreme Butter 46c Pound Tomatoes No. 2J J Can 3 Cans 35c SALMON Ertra Fancy 1 lb. Tin 29c Introducing Our New Line of Delicious Wrapped 3-1 Ib. Loaves . 25c ON SALEFRinaY SfMOWFLAKE BREAD 2-1 1-2 lb. Loaves 25c MORNING, 10:30 , .