Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 21, 1927, Image 6

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SAi.FM. OREGON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1927
ADDITIONAL VALLEY NEWS
GERVAIS STUDENTS
TO PRESENT FARCE
Nervals, Or., Fob. 21. The f.ir'
comedy, "Vh;.t Happened
Jonck" Is (o bo played two evenings
Kebrunry ;!8 and Mtirch 1, nt the
Gerv.ils clly hnli. This piny Is pre
sented by ficrviiis union lilh
school nncl the student ore hcinr.
conched by Mrs. I-ella Lane.
Following 1h the cast: Jones, Al
bert Stokx; Kbeni'zor fJoodly, How
ard Kecly: A'lth'.ny (Joodly, D. .,
Louis (irnfJous; Khhurd liathdly,
fVcil Fandorron: Thomas Holder,
Howard Ooomler; William ItifiheP.
I'etirl ick';ns; H"nry Fulhr, Ku
dolt)h Hcnncy: Sirs. Good I v, Jdoln
Df.Iardln; i'iy. Mai jorie Vincent;
Mltu-rv.i, Ma:';aiet DeJ.irdin; Mor-
jorle, M'MiifJi Schwab: Alvh;:i S'
light, Mh.nlo Vogt; Helma,
Cutsfoi lb,
north'field"pastor
NAMED FIRST CHOICE
BUvfrton. Or.. Feb. 21. Another
mooting if tho members of the
Jlmamifl church was held Krid;i
evening In the one time Trinity
rhureh. The members elected Itcv.
Klevens of Knrihfltdd ns first
choice nr-d Uov Nor.'itcd of Ht'd -whiff.
Mi'incsota, as 'fmd choice
for their new pastor. Their fiecie
tnry, II. II. J'irzcnsuii, w:h instruct
ed to p'enl thfe calls to the two
reverends. Itev. Li nil set h, present
temporary pastor, naked 1 hat his
name bp not considered.
CHILDREN'S FARM
HOME IS BENEFITED
Silvertnn, Or., Feb. 21. Mrs.
Klener entertained five tables nt
cards nt her home on South Water
street Friday evening. In the Into
hours the hostess k.'i v-d n dainty
lunch. The proceeds of this card
party will go towards the children's
unit of the Oregon and Wellington
old folks ho trie ut Vancouver,
Wntdih:f;ton.
MARTHAlVASPllNGTOrj
TEA TO AID LIBRARY
Wood burn. Or., Feb. 21. The
nnnual Martha Washington tea will
be held In the public library on to
morrow nfiernnon between the
hourH of 3 and 8 o lock. A sllvei
offering will be taken for thp pur
chase of new book for the libraiy
nnd a large nlteinlaiice Is hoped fur.
An Interesting pi-ograin will be giv
en throughout the nfternoon nnd
ten. coffee, anndwlehes nnd cake
will ho nerved. The affair In in
chnrgn of lho Woodburn Woman's
club with Mrs. C. J. Kspy as gen
eral chairman.
TURNER HOOPSTERS
BEAT GERVAIS HIGH
Gerv.ils, Or., Feb. 21. A basket
ball k ime uau playt d Friday be
tween the hlnh uehool boya of Tur
ner nnd the Oervais union high
uehool team on the home floor. The
score wus 29 to IS in favor of the
visiling team. The local team did
good work but were outclassed by
the Turner hoops tern. The uuend
.ince to the game was small.
MRS. STUTESMAN IS
HOSTESS FOR CLUB
rue
Ttoboi-t, Feb. 21 M
Slul'-im.-in was hostess nt i
I ive 1 o'clock luncheon in her
home last Weefc when fdie enter
tained the G. T. club of Jtoberis.
. I 'ink sw t peas mid en nation
and pink ta in ci ysial li older.-
e ntcred the l--ng t'tblo wiib
rovers plac d for Mr. All.-, d-nl-id.r".
Mrs. W. V. Johnson, Mrs.
Forn-H K.iwards, Mis. X. I'. Ku-T'-I.
Mis. L. I. I'lymer. Mrs. J. I.
Zielke. Mis. W. M. Meier, Mrs. II.
It. Carpenter. Mrs. (i. S Higins,
Mrs C. U .Schw.tlj. Mis. A. T.
Mucklin. Mi s S. C. 1 uvenpoi t, Mrs.
('. J J. (.j uny i.inl Mrs, . . I-i.i-Icr.
Mrs. W. M. Meier will enter
tain the club at her home at ZoZ
S. I ll h mn-et, Sal. Mil, Thursday.
M uch
M'CLWyH0N0RED
Hit vert on. Or., 1'eb. 21. Denny
AlcCleary was given a r-al suruise
it bis home en Vist Main sheet !
Friday evening by several of hi !
lends in honor of his birthday.
ShacltclfoLd. tin; ro.tl Instigator of
lho partv, Iri'dsts that Denny is S4
ears old. T!ie evening as pleas
ntly wpent p!alng cuds after
, lilch a delicious lunch was served.
MILL MAN INJURED
AS MACHINE BURSTS
BUverton, 1 el. 21. Milton T,
Hedges, assistant foreman of the
inside ot the Silver Falls Lumber
company mill, had the misfortune
to break his left let; Just above the
ankle Friday evening Just before
cloning time. A slat from the cdff-
er flew amuck and hit his lee.
breaking both bones. He was taken
to the Sllverton hospital where he
he is doing nicely.
MANNING 111 I'll It
Waronda. Felt. 21. Wurd Man
ning, who underwent nn operation
it the In nds of Dr. :tns at the Sa
lem hospital last weeli has been
moved to ihe home of his father.
W. Manning, nnd is aide to be
so nieeach day.
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FELTONS ARE HOSTS
Waconda. 1- eb. 21. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Frank I-elion were hosts at
an attractive dinner at their home
in Mission ltott-Jiu on Saturday
evening covers were placed for
Mr. and Mrs. Chai ! M. Hall.
Miss Mie Hall and Mr. and Mrs.
Demy C. Stafford. Additional aft
er dinner guests we: e Mr. niul Mrs.
Hay Harker and the.r twr small
daughters, T.eoh.i Mae and Je.m
el(e. Caids find radio tiiUnii: were
enjoyed Until a lite hour.
INsl'i.t T, HOLDINGS
Silverton, Feb. 21. Alt O. Nel
S"ii of the Homeset-kers" Agency,
spent Saturday in tiie Silver Creel:
Falls district looking over differetu
Woman's Wishes
Gratified
It the face powder you vw use
does not fit ay on long enough to
suit you does not keep that ugly
shine away Indefinitely does not
niuko your skin colorful like a
peach try this new wonderful
special French Process Face Pow
der called JIKLLO-GLO. Hemem
ber tho name MKLLO-GLO. Thereg
nothing like It. Crown Drug store.
Adv.
lands which the agency Is hand
ling. With him were Kd Johnson
of Portland, and Mr. Goaheau of
near Silverton,
ATTfcND HIXFITIOV
Wacuads, Feb. 21. Thursday
nlglit Al Lamb, Robert Cole, Frank
FWton and Henry Stafford attend
ed the L'lks reception for ex-service
men at Salem.
VihlTS NIIALH'IO.V
Rilverton. Feb. 21. Clarence
H'dverson spent Sunday In the
ci:y visiting old time friends and
at the home of his parents a few
miles out of town. Clarence at
one time owned a confectionery
store here. He now owns and
operates a truck line between Fu
gene and Portland, and Is station
ed in F it gene. He Is In his office
most of the time doing A'ery little
driving himself.
Thin, Weak Kiddies
Easy Prey of Disease
No matter how much they are
eared for, It seems impossible to
keep sickness out of the lives of
some children.
This fact is a thorn In the flesh
of thousands of mothers, who
ith premature wrinkles and gray
hairs bravely pay the price of
work and worry over the frail and
weakened bodies of those they
love.
Any Doctor will tell you the dan
gers of childhood's low vitality,
ami thousands of mothers will tell
you of the wondrous value of Mc-
,'s Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets. Just think of it all the
old time world known Health,
Strength nnd Muscle building
value of Cod Liver Oil In tiny
tasteless tablet form as easy to
take as candy! At J. C. Perry's, D.
J. Fry's, druggists, and other drug
gists, GO tablets COc. Adv.
The Beauty
Persistent roughs and eoMs lead to
fcrrinim trouble. You cm Hop tiiem
How with CrcomuMon, an emulMDrd
Creosote ttut is peasant to take, llreo
mu U ion I a new medical discorrry
With two-fold action; it soothes and
liraU the inllamrd membranes and in
liitiits perm growth.
Of all known drup, creosote i rcc
cgnizrd !y liifi medical authorities as
one of the (trratcst healinp ngrnrics for
persist rut cough and colds and other
forms of throat trouble. Creotnulaion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
linaling clement whit h soothe and liral
the infected membranes and stop the
Irritation and inflammation, while ths
Creosote goc on to the stomach, is alv
aorlied into the Mood, attacks t lie seat
of the trouble and checks the growth
pf the germs.
Crronmlsion Is guaranteed satisfac
tory ill lho treatment of peiMleC
Coughs and cold, bronchial nthina,
bronchitis and oilier forms of rexpira
lory di.teaj.rs, and is excellent for build
ing up the Ytcm after colds or flu.
Money refunded if any cough or mid is
not relieved after taking according to
directions. Ask j our drugiat. (adv.).
lly lldna allac Hoppe r
I n in always sun I lug, so count -less
women com id or my gl imen
inf teeth the chief item in my
bcitity.
I have consulted on teeth, as on
everything else, the greatest ex
perts 1 could find. They advised
rne to briifh my teel h with 7iiin
dent twice a day.
yuindent Is a recent develop
ment. Womo T.9 able experts col
labnruled on It. It has IS ingredi
ents, a nil 1 made to combine all
tho major helps In one.
It contains cleanseis and polish
ers of the highest order. Then ant
acids. nntiseptleM, Iodides and d-'-ordorants.
They have aimed to com
bine In ljultidcnt nil the best help-
known to science.
Qttlndent is not an IMua Wal
lace Hopper product. It is made by
(Ju Indent Laboratories, and sold
ly druggists everywhere. Hut the
milkers supply me with simple,
and I gladly mail a ten day tube
to anyone who uhUm.
Send tho coupon for It. It will
brittle to you the best tooth paste
that men have yet developed. And
If It brings to the gteamy teeth it
brlngi to me. on will always be
glad you Know it.
Trial Tube Free
Edna V..II..,e II.piht. Q10I
S u, SImic lov. rin-arr-'.
sUil mo tcit ut Juuiiicut tojtli l'jsie.
Or.b- ctir tnT.c
Matinee 2 Kvcnintr 7 nnd 9
FOLKS!
This in one of (lie host shows over the PunlnKes Circuit
ihin neiison. We know yon II like it.
6-BKJ TIME ACTS-6
Jack Wyatts Lads and Lassies
Oklahoma Bob Albright
Maureen & Brother
The Rice's Novelty Surprise
McDonald Trio
Van & Vernon
SAI.K.M S (JUKATKST KNTKKTAINMKNT
Viola Verrler Holman
and her
Capitol Orchestra
I'nnliifrea 1'riren
Matinee 40c - 10c
Evening COc SOc 25c
Mr. Albin Prybylek will eat his first
meal after endurance run at
Salem Restaurant
159 S. High
Saturday, February 26
5:30 p. m.
Mr. Prybylek chose the Salem Restaur
ant a3 the place to eat-hi3 first meal, be
cause here he was sure of receiving the
exact balanced rations needed after a
fast of 4 days. He knew lie would re
ceive food cooked as it should be and
served as he likes it.
Salem Restaurant
TEACHERS HOSTS
Mt, Angel, Feb. IL Three of
the local teachers. Miss Itose Has
hing, Miss Theresa Dehler and Miss
K'eber entertained at dinner at
MisA Hanging's home last night
honoring Father Dominic on his
birthday anniversary. Additional
guests wers Father Berchtold, as
sistant pastor, and the other
teachers, Mrs. Margaret Ritchie,
Miss Catherine Roach and Miss
Elizabeth Brown.
I'AKTlKH AitK HELD
Mt. Angel, Feb. 81. A number
of dinner and small parties were
given hers during the week end.
Both Miss Helen Ebner and Miss
Helen Kberle entertained groups in
their homes.
VISITS PARENTS
Mt. Ansel, Feb. 21. Miss Ada
Hoe Kruase, nurse In service la
Portland, spent tha week-end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos
eph Krnuite.
F. Minto, Prop.
159 S. High
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