MONDAY MARCH 21, 1927
INDEPENDENCE
JEWELER DIES
VERY SUDDENLY
EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES
POLK COUNTY NEWS
B? SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
PAGE THREE
Jnf pcnlcnec. March St. "Wil
liam I-ee Wrlylit, a rOMilent of In
dependence for the pat five yar.
passed awiiy very suiUlfttly nt his
home SaUirdtiy afternoon ft 4:30
O'clock.
IVrlpht, who was a jeweler fc
profession, was apparently In pood
ht!th and was at his place of busi
ness an hmir prkr to his death. Hie
family wero in -f-'alcm a,t the time
anil wic called home suddenly hut
"VViij-'ht bad RUwiimH b-fire they
arrived here. Ho was 62 years,
months; and SC days at the time of
his death.
William Wrij;ht was horn at Rio,
Illinois, May 21, 1S0-1, and was the
aon of Mr. and Mrs. William
"WriKht of Kentucky. Ho camo to
Oregon 47 years npn, Bottling In
MeMinnville until fivo years flt;o
whttii the family moved to Inde
pendence. He is survived hy his wife. Hat
tie Wright and the following chil
dren: Clarence M., Sheriman;
Mrs. Lois liarher, Mnrsliti-M; Mrs.
Lyia Xewbeit. Wiltiinina; Mis. I-a-Veda
Voliacmt, Oakland, Calif., and
I-aura Wright, Salem, and two
brothers, J. I.yle Wright, TiHamrmk
and George Wright, Liberty, Neb.,
a sister, Mrs. ilclln Epperson, who
Is making her homo with the
Wrights. His daughter, Mrs. La
veda Voilaruit of Oakland, is visit
ing her parents at the present time.
AMITY STUDY CLUB
1SENTERTAINED
AniitV. March !1 Th ,tt..
Study cinh nut at the home of
.lira, Lawrence Affen Kridav after
noon. Thf. meeting was called to
der liv th nrcwiiion Mm v w
Newman and the regular bushier
meeting followed. -
The date fr the annual chib
pariy was voted on and Mareh 30
w.la Oio limn ai't
committee then ionk charge and
liiaiio and vocal solos were given.
The rcuuinr ksmi 'Skcichpii l"rn
the Whispering Gallery," was giv
en by Mrs, G. li. Abraham. J luring
the social hour refreshments of
cake, sandwiches ami icf cream
were Berved.
NO HOST DINNER IS
HELD, INDEPENDENCE
Independence, March 21. Fol
lowing a 7 o'clock no host dinner
at the Beaver hotel Friday even
ing, members of the Neslfca Bridge
club adjourned to the Dr. George
C. Knott resUUnce and the remain
der of the evening was spent with
cards. High honors for bridge
went to Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Godfrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Kimball were
guests of the club. Members pres
ent Included Mr. and Mrs. I. D.
Mix, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Godfrey, Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Grow and Dr. and
Mrs. G. O. Knott.
MOltLANS HAVU UlHh
Monmouth, March 21. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Morland are the
proud parents of a baby girl. The
young lady who's name is Chariot
to Clare, arrived early Saturday
morning at the Salem hospital.
ELKINS COMMUNITY
HAS FINE PROGRAM
Klkins, Mareh 21. The I.rulUs'
!ub met Thursday at the home of
Sim. J-Vt-d Schulf.
The following program was giv:
en: Ileeitauon, Gertrude St hull;
vocal solo, Mrs. liamM lJurnw; in
strumental solo Mis. Ittirns; talk by
ji flies, Mrs. Krank l.o literary; In
strumental soi, Mrs. JHirns; talk by
Mrs. IiouKlas (.f Fat is City on
"Mith"r, lioiiie ami li-an;" Mrs.
d. J. Ward gave wiv lri.-h jtl;i
Invited guvsts pre.-ent were Mrs,
PougJas, Mrs. S. J. Vrtl and Mrs
Ottor of Falls City and Mrs. 3. A.
Tethcrow, Members, present were
Mrs. C. O. Alien, Mrs. lloss Willi.
-Mrs. Frank Loughary, Mrs. H. W.
Himmnn, Mrs. M. M, Lucas, Mrs.
Harold Burns, Mrs. Walter J toy,
IIli. C K. JJoore, Mrs. Martin
Stryker, Mrs, J. V. Johnson and the
hostess.
Tlie next meeting of the club
will be held April 7 with Mrs. Iis
Willis hostess at the home of Mrs.
O. D. Alien.
FUNERAL RITES
FOR MRS. YETTER
TO BE TUESDAY
Independence, Manh 21. Kuner
;tl services for the lute Alvina Yet
ter will be held Tuesday morning
at 11 o'clock from the Kvangelical
church at Corvallis, with interment
in Hi Corvallia cemetery.
Mrs. Yetter passed away at the
family homo In Buena Vista, Fri
day, March 18, 1927, following a
lingering Illness, he Was born In
Al'ehany county. Pa., Mareh 27,
IM',1. She was married to Krank
Voter at Lake City, Iowa, and in
they moved to Oregon, resid
ing in lienton. Linn ami 1'olk coun
ties. Fh was a resident of Buena
ViiUo for three and one-half
month.
Besides her husband, Frank Yet
ter, phe is survived by the follow
ing children: Mrs. Hernlce Dewell
of Cheiiin, Wn.; Harry Yetter and
!afe Yetter, Chelan, Wit.'; Llneotn
Yetter, California, and Alton Yet
ter, Summit, Oregon.
CAMP GROUND WORK
N EARING COMPLETION
LOOKS AFTKK FROl'IvItTsT
Independence, Or., March 2 1 .
Mrs. Lliiie Gray of Eugene, spent
the week-end in this city visiting
friends and looking after property
Interests. Mrs. Gray Is house moth
er at the Alpha XI Delta eororify
In Eugene.
West Salem, March 21. L. A.
Dennlson is adding t!i finishing
touches to his "Ca pilar camp
grounds and expects In another
week to have everything complete
md be ready for the grand open
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Pennison, who re
side at 351 Cottage street in Salem,
have established th Ir summer res
idence here and will personally con
duct the camp. The 18 cabins are
roomy, nicely finished and fur-
n'shed, every! hing is thoroughly
modem and well equipped. In fact
this will rank among the- highest
type of tourist camps in the Bt:ite.
Mr. and Mrs. Dcmuson are old res
ident of Oregon and own consider
able property on Front street be
tween State and Johnson avenues.
IS M'MaAY YIMTOK
Woodbmn, Mareh 21. Mis
Yvonne Smith of Sakm, was a Sun
day guest of Misses Juani'.a, Hicke
and Hose Richards.
CHOIR REHEARSING
ON EASTER PROGRAM
West Salem, Mareh 2!. The sac
red concert given by th chorus
cli oir, under the leadership of Mr.
Mead was a very beautiful service,
well arranged and very well ren
dered. The reading by Miss Mc
K'ee was full of pathos and very
impressive as a gospel message. A
solo by Mrs. Guy Newgent was
charmingly given. Florai decora-
ions were very effective with huge
lasketfulis of carefully arranged
daffodils and greens.
Mad received many compli
ments rs well as a bofiuet of hot
house flowers at the close of the
service.
The choir has begun work on its
lister roncert program which will
be given ns a vesper service on
Knster afternoon.
fJOKS TO li;axo
Amity, March 21. William Cox,
...V, hnnn In (ihll'fll nf t 1 M A -
soclatcd store here for soma time,
tin. i,..i,n iwr.afr.-rrr, A in Idliitnnn.
where he will have charge of the
Associated store mere, ue leu
Saturday for his new place of busi-
vifle Jifls been sent here to fill the
vacancy.
J
And mentally, ut i'iSCS
Wilshire's is the
Original and only
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Has I-ON-A-CO Revolutionized
Medical Science?
By GAYLORD WILSHIRE
Due to the many almost instantaneous results which the XOK-A-OO has produced in the treatment
of various diseases, there has been a rumor that the I-ON-A-CO has rcvohitioniad medical -ir.
I-ON'A-CO is a great advance step in medical science. But this must not be construed that it is a treat'
Bent which was evolved over-night, nor that it upsets all scientific precedent.
PROVEN PRINCIPLE
The batic principle underlying the
I-ON-A-CO if oo new, unp oven
theory. It is a fact which mtiiieai tcirnce
hu known for year osnxlf, that
sort form of ill health are eauaed by
toaaeaiu. And toxaemia mmr-ly mean
an accumulation of deadocllain the body.
When the otvfen, carried by the Mood,
doea not unite with these dead cell, they
cannot be elimtnated.They tetsain in foe
fcody and become highly potaooous.
IRON aad OXYGEN
Added to tits fact it another fact rt
cently dweovatd by the German bioto
giat, Proleaaor Otto Waebur;, and
deaiocatrated by ham before the Rocie
fclatr Institute. He proved that it it the
iaon in our chemkal auke-vp which
acta at a cstalyser between the oxygrn
and the edit. That is, the son cauaes
the oxygfn to wstc with the ceilt.
Hence, by taacnetinnff the iron, it
value aa ataiyv it tncreaaed, tnd
there it t conetpondmg increaae in the
etniation of dead cell.
INSTANTANEOUS RESULTS
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Introduce Our New
1 O
YMENT
LAN
The BIG FEATURE of
"OUR GREATEST SALE"
Now In Progress At 344 State Street
.With this most proper introduction of our new Charge Service, the TEN-PAYMENT
PLAN everyone can afford to take advantage of, like hundreds ef others
already have, in the REAL offers of
OUR GREATEST SALE
If
You may select any merchandise you want at these prices. Pay one-fourth' of the
total purchase price when the purchase is made and the rest in ten 10) equal
weekly installments. This service takes effect immediately.
Cash and Charge prices are exactly the same.
No Restrictions No Red Tape Just Another Service
Just to remind you of some of the REAL offers we are making in "OUR GREAT
EST SALE" and now the real opportunity allowing you to take advantage of them
Srith the privilege and courtesies of our new
TEN PAYMENT PLAN
All Hats, Values $5.00 to $7.00 Now $3.65
Some Shoes Left Values to $1 0.00 Now $1 .99
Caps, Values to $3, ah One Price, Now $1 .35
Athletic Underwear, Now y3 Off
SUITS
SUITS
SUITS
Values io $50 Now
Values io $15 Now
Vaiucs io f 40 Now
$33.34
$26.67
$18.67
Fancy Hose, Reg. $1.00, Now 59c
Shirts, Values to $3.50, Now $1.95
More Shirts Values to $2.50 Now Vz Off
Ties Vz off And Liberal Reductions on Everything
Spring Merchandise Sale Prices Pay in 1 0 Weeks
No Charges
For Any
Alterations
Whatsoever
In Small Size,
a Few Suits
Still Left at
$12.35
344 State St. Salem, Oregon
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