TARE TEN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 19211
AUMSVILLE HAS
ANNUAL BAZAAR
AND BIG CROWD
Aunuvllle The annual bazaar
sponsored by the P. T. A. was held
at the Aunuvllle high school Fri
day Uh treat auccesa. At noon
dinner waa served and various en
tertainment offered throughout the
afternoon.
The popular girl contest was won
by Lucille Ruettners; second, Daisy
day, November 2a, for the celebra
tion throughout Oregon.
The proclamation says:
"The turn of the year brings us
again to the season when man, Im
pelled by an age-old and world-wide
Impulse, has been wont to offer his
human thanks to Almighty Ood for
the fulfillment of His ancient prom
ise that while the earth remaineth
seed time and harvest snail not fail.
"Our national observance of an
annual day of thanksgiving- was in
stituted when our Pilgrim forefath
ers gathered together to make grate
ful acknowledgement for tile boun
tiful crops on which depended their
survival. Since the first American
harvest, progress along Innumerable
unes has added to the comfort, the
efficiency and the security of our
Uvea. Manifold and great opportun-
Downer; third, Yvonne Plekel and
fourth, Mabel Hall. Box of candy i,i'hv. h.
by Prank Clark, glee club quilt by malViduals, and social and econom
tc changes have been vast.
"Let us, on this day, give thought
to man's fellowship with nature in
the husbandry of the faithful earth.
James Taylor, friend?hlp quilt by
Elmer Tanner, turkey by Charles
Clark. The total amount realized
was $393. The following program
was given: "The Wedding of the
Painted Doll," primary room
"Youngest In the Family," Char
lotte Martin; "Big Rock Candy
Mountain," and "Cahve Dat Pos
sum" by six grade boys; "Sue
and Lou," by Elizabeth Clark and
Doris NiccoUon; "Sunbonnet Sal
ly" and "Overall Jim", primary
room; string quartet, high school.
vocal solo, Elmlrene Taylor accom
panied on the piano by Mrs. Steph
en A. 8tone; songs by high school
boys' glee club; violin solo, Yvonne
Plekel; reading, Richard Jones;
accordion solo, Walter Getchell
"The Highway Man," Doris Wal
ling;' mandolin solo. John Prospal;
"Where My Caravan Has Rested,"
Mrs. Ella England and Harold
Witcraft.
MEIGHAN MAKES
DEBUT IN TALKIES
Thomas Meighan. celebrated 6tar
of stage and silent screen, made
his local debut in talking pictures,
last Sunday at Bligh's, Capitol
theater.
"The Arjryle Case" ona of the
most absorbing detective plays In
the history of the American stage,
having reached the screen Is the
latest vltaphone all talking produc
tion. Tills being Mrlghan's first
talking' on account of his master
iul performance has established I
him as a favorite In the 'talkies' as
he Is In the silent screen. Short
vltaphone subjects, the talking Col
legians, and Pox movietone news
will complete this splendid program
which will run Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday. Following "The Argyle
Case" the Capitol will present
"Broadway" another all-talking and j
singing super-special.
first source of wealth."
EXPOSITION FOR
BOYSPLANNED
If the Interest displayed Friday
night by some 25 or 30 men of Sa
lem when they gathered to discuss
plans. Is any indication of what is
to be expetced later on, the Boys'
Achievement exposition, scheduled
for late December or early Janu
ary, will be one of the finest of Its
character ever held here, persons
attending the session stated Satur
day. The committeemen gathered
at the request of Paul Wallace, gen
eral chairman of the organization.
The exposition which la being
sponsored by the Y. M .C. A., Boy
Scouts, civic clubs and 4-H clubs
will be held for the purpose of
displaying results of boys' activi
ties In nearly every line, from
stamp collections to exhibits of
model airplanes.
Where the show will be held and
the dates for the attraction will be
decided at an early meeting of the
committeemen. ' ;
Work of attracting nubile atten
tion to the exposition will be start
ed at once. School children will
share In this preparation through
the making of posters, de.'lgns for
award rlhhnns and In other ways.
GRANT SCHOOL
PUPILS FEATURE
LINENPROJECT
Grant school opened the obser
vance or national education week
by the Sal&n schools with an open
house Tuesday evening, when a
number of Interested patrons called
between 7:30 and 9 o'clock to meet
the teachers and see the sample of
work submitted by the school chil
dren. Wednesday the entire classes
of the school were open to visitors
and a number of patrons called
throughout the day.
One of the most interesting fea
tures of the school was the linen
project which was carried out by
pupils in the 4A and 5B classes un
der the direction of their teacher,
Miss Jennie Williams. A most ex
cellent display of flax, from the
seed to the finished linen fabric.
was shown by the class, together
with a number of Interesting pic
tures showing different phases of
tne industry. A book of linen pro
ducts Is now being made. The 4A
class also arranged a "Dutch table"
showing a Netherlands scene as a
demonstration of geography work.
The second grade, with Miss Anna
Jensen as teacher, displayed a
farn project which was started
during state fair week. This ac
tivity was carried Into each school
week with variations from week to
week.
The Grant school has subscribed
for 40 copies of "My Weekly Read
er" as a means of promoting inter
est in general reading. The copies
will be used from the second to the i
sixth grades, each room keeping
the copies two days before passing
them to the next erarie.
FIREMEN'S BENEFIT
SLATED FOR FRIDAY
Independence The firemen of
this city In conjunction with the
Dallas and Monmouth firemen, will
give a benefit dance In Rickreall
Friday night, November 22. Two
men. Stokes and Taylor, from the
state fire marshall's office visited
here on Thursday and were guests
ui rire i;niei wood.
67 SCHOOLS IN
COUNTY VISITED
County Superintendent Julker
son has Just completed her first
round of the courty schools which
she inspects, having covered 67
schools in visitation since school
opening this fall. Fifty other
schools are visited by Rural Super
visor Rox and he will linlsh hU
inspections next Monday or Tues
day. Mrs. Fulkerson expects to start
on her second round next week, al
though inspection then will be cur
tailed somewhat by extra office
work Including work on her budget
and also lining up those districts
which haven't levied a special tax.
Under the law the country court
may levy a tax up to 10 mills for
such districts as fail to levy one
themselves.
Both Mrs. Fulkerson and Super
visor Fox have also done consid
erable extra work In connection
with their visits tn explaining and
organizing club work to school pu
pils.
Dublin. Ireland, Is waginir a
campaign against the use of Irish
names in connection with goods,
pot mflde in Treland.
LINCOLN HAS
OPEN HOUSE
Open house at Lincoln school
Friday evening brought out a
heavy array of parents to examine
the work of the children and note
their progress through the grades
and the teachers had a display
which was of greatest interest. Miss
Dorothy Taylor, who is principal
at McKinley school. Is also prin
cipal at Lincoln and the work of
preparation was done under her
direction.
In the first grade room In
charge of Mrs. Dorothy Daugher
ty a display of work done by little
hands kept a crowd in that room
during the evening. The room was
a study In Indian lore and In
dians and three small Indians
were on hand to greet the visitors.
Indian relics, a replica of an In
dian village, a small Indian wig
wam, were among the extra de
corations.
In the second grade room, Miss
Mildred Ha'seth. teacher, the
STOP COUGH!
Coughs due to colds may lead to
dangerous complications. Scop it
now by sipping; a few swaUowa ol
CREA
LYPTOS Contains DO habit form
ing drugs. SAFE lor
Children, Money Back
il not satisfied.
I. W. "Doc" Lewis Druggist
THANKSGIVING DAY
SET APART BY EDICT
Governor Patters on 's annual
Thanksgiving day proclamation was
lawied Frlnny, settlnir apart Thura-
Hitler's
November I a 1 6
continues a 1 1
woek with many
new ipeclala add
ed .
With the ap
proach of tha
holiday season,
so close at hand
one will bonefit
by taking ad
vantage of these
reduced prices I
D
E
you could
put a
OX
of apples
into one dumpling,
you wouldn't
And you'll never find Hills
Bros, roasting their fine Men J
of coffee in bulk. Only a few
pounds at a time pass through
the roasters a patented, con
tinuous process Controlled
Roasting. Every berry is
roasted evenly and a flavor is
produced such as no other
coffee has.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fretk from the orit
tkt Ac.
I yaJ
Broad of Foot?
Meet the Buckminslcr!
NETTLETON designed llic Buikmin
etcr exclusively fur the man v illi a
generous foot! Lithe of line, vido
arroHS the toe, Buckminslcr is a shoo
that U Lnowtt for making the broud
foot feet at home. It comes in several
leathers, Black and Tan colors.
BISHOP'S
Ctoihlni A Woolen Mills Store, In.
ThaiiMejMitcl
A NEW RANGE!
It will be a pleasure to bake that Thanksgiving Turkey in
one of these new ranges. The Bridge - Beach "Superior"
Range for fuel and the "Sand ard" for those prefering an
Electric Range.
Thanksgiving Idea waa carried out
and the display of work of the
pupils was very fine.
In the third grade. Miss Esther
Long's room, there were some re
markably fine example of large
free hand cutting and an exhibit
of corn products was interesting.
In the fourth grade. Miss Bertha
Englehorn, teacher, each child's
idea of boats was portrayed In
pictures hung around the room,
some fine samples of map drawing
by the children were shown, and
an . Interesting exhibit to the par
ents was a sample of each child's
writing as of October 14 and of
November 9 to show the Improve
ment gained In that period.
In the fifth grade In charge of
Miss Martha Batterman, Tnomas
Edison came In for a study. Some
where an old phonograph had been
dug up as one of the showings.
taeh child had a small book on
Edison on display and various other 1
showings of work wprg on display. 1
"' 7 Swifter, surer
Ask any druggist
for the red box of
3 ways -In a day
From now mi no more colds to interrupt
life and ravage health. At the first
sniffle, sneeze or ache take HUl'a. Jt
stop cold gently but surely 3 ways
at once... I: Checks (ever... 2: Opens
bowels, no griping ... 3: Tone lystem,
t tores energy. Hill's is always in
more than s. million homes that don't
know what a bad cold is.
HILL'S CASCARA-QUIHIHE
CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT ADS SATISFY TUB WANT
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vetter .
Cooking
Deiier ,
baking
NEW
LOW
PRICES
ON
Bridge-Beach "Superior" Ranges
FROM NOW UNTIL THANKSGIVING
BETTER COOKING BETTER BAKING
In one these new style Ranges
In construction, graceful lines, beautiful colorings and cooldng
qualities the BRIDGE-BEACH is a "Superior" Range. There is
a style in the colors you want for every kitchen.
FREE!
With every Bridge-Beach "Superior"
Range sold between now and
Thanksgiving we will give you
your choice of
26 riEC'ES OF RODGERS SILVER
Guaranteed for ever-a:id-a-day
Valued at 114.75
OR A
12 POI ND TURKEY
"STANDARD"
Electric Range
The Economical Electric Range
The Standard Electric Range is
manufactured by the oldest makers of
electric ranges. It is tried and true
Quick heating yet very economical to
use . . . and it comes in a number of
pleasing styles.
Thanksgiving special on all
Model Standard Electric
Ranges
20 percent Discount
Bridge-Beach
"Superior'
Circulators
.Heat your home evenly
with warm moist air. They
are constructed to fire a
maximum of heat at a very
low fuel cost Come In and
see these circulator.
Tlffi EVAMEL WILL
. NOT CHECK. CRAIZE -AND
IS SMOOTH
AS A DISH
Dignified Credit-Pay As You Earn
The R2sn?ks4
Self-Selecting Department
Probably you think of this department as only an
other grocery store. If you do then you are passing
up an opportunity thousands of people will vouch
for this statement.
Crisco
6rcT! $1.33
Snowdrift
6 Pounds Sl32
Libby's Milk
24c
Tall
Cans
UMECO
Margarine
fa( Pounds ... : 29c
Clorox
Large
Bottle
13c
Hominy
Dry
10sPacr : 35C
Quaker Oats
Large OQn
Package .". uut
DROMEDARY
Dates
Either Straight or pitted, regu
package
lar size , i O
IOC
AVHITE STAR
Tuna
Small
Cans
10c
Chloride of Lime
11c
GHIRARDELLI'S
Chocolate
i sri 3ic
Walter Baker's Premium or
Bitter
Per
Cake
Chocolate
19c
BUCKEYE
Lemon
2 Ounce n
Bottle LoC
ALBER'S
Flapjack Flour
Large Size Q 1
Tackage mIC
ALBER'S
Flapjack Flour
10 Sd 54c
Roman Meal
Large Size
Tackage OC
FISHER'S BLEND
Flour
49SaTi S1.89
DRIFTED SNOW
Flour
49spaTd...... $1.89
Mop Handles
Straight, smooth handles, strong
spring grip 11.
Each 11C
Wesson Oil
43c
Quart
Cans
Karo Syrup
67c
Blue Label, large Xo,
'10 size Can
Lipton's Tea
. 39c
i Pound Yellow
Label
SCHILLING'S
Coffee
To acquaint more people with
the high quality and delkioas
flavor of this coffee.
38
1 Pound k r W
Can 45C I
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