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EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHE3
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS
TUESDAY, JANUARY"
BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
TRAFFIC OVER
BRIDGE TAKES
SERIOUS FORM
Jefferson A trafflo Jam which
mtght have resulted la t serious
catastrophe occurred on the Jef
ferson bridge Sunday afternoon.
A large oil truck with a trailer
tins, going south met large truck
also with a trailer, traveling north
at about Uie center of the bridge
Due to the extreme narrowness of
the bridge It Is Impossible for two
trucks or busses of the larger else
to pass. Before 0:10 or these trucks
could back off, the traffic, which Is
exceptionally heavy on Sundays,
had closed In and the manner In
which the brxiire swayed was alar
ming. It looked lor a time as u
there might be danger of a col
lame.
finally the right of way was clear
ed at tho east end of the bridge
and the oil truck backed off which,
with the trailer tank, made It a very
difficult and dangerous task. By the
time traffic was resumed there were
probably 40 or 60 can at each end
of the bridge.
(John C. eicgmund, county Judge
ol Marlon county, accompanied by
his wile, was caught In the Jam
near the center of tlie bridge.
Tills Incident la one which might
occur at any time. It is a common
sight to see trucks and busses back
ing olf the bridge In order to let
other trucks pass.
ANKENY WOMAN'S
CLUB HAS MEETING
Sidney The Ankeny Woman a
club met recently at the country
home of Mrs. E. I Pinlay ofr their
regular business meeting, which
was followed by a social hour.
A short program was Riven, and
a sewing content was held in which
Mrs. M. J. Davidson was awarded
tlie prize offered by Mrs. O. F.
Johnston.
R? fresh merits were s?rvrd at tlie
tea hour by the hostess, Mrs. Fin
lav, to the following club members: '
Mrs. C. F. Johnston, Mrs. William
Wclderkehr, Mrs. Sidney Howard,
Mrs. Ben Watts, Mrs, O. If. Mariatt,
Mra. M. J. Davidson, Mrs. E. L.
Hampton and Mrs. A. L. Thompson.
TALBOT CLUB HEARS
ELECTRICITY PLANS
Talbot Members of the Santiam
Community club met Friday eve
ning In the Talbot schoollwuse for
their regular monthly meeting. Wo
men members of the club presented
the program. Mr. Marshall present
ed a proposition lor the Installa
tion of electric light and power fa
cilities throughout the community.
The men of the club alii arrange
the program for the next meeting.
It was anounced. Refreshments
were served at the close of the so
cial hour.
FRIENDS ENDEAVOR
ELECT, SCOTTS MILLS
Lincoln Mm D. R. Ruble enter
tained a number of friends at her
home Saturday evening, the group
spending the hours with music and
visiting. Lunch was served at I
late hour, Mrs. George Boyd assist
lng the hostess In serving, present
were Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Crawford
and daughters. Alice and Wilma:
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. MnaVn and
son, Richard, Robert and Alvin
Den': Mrs. George Boyd and
d-uihhters, E I rude II and Merrily nn;
Russell Ruble and Mr. and Mrs. D.
R. Ruble.
VISIT IN ALBANY
Auburn Mrs. A. B. Richardson
i.v ! daughter, Mrs. Arnet Smith,
-Merry Dorr Is Richardson, and
T-- Smith, spent the week-end hi
Aib. ny at the home of Mrs. Smith's
r, Mrs. El wood Fogies, formerly
1 -ii Richardson.
MISS KG AN RESTS
Odo Hills Miss Mildred Esan
1. been spending the past week
ie home of her parent. Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Egan of Waldo Hills.
Miss Euan Is employed at the of
fices of the J. C. Penney store at
Salem and has enjoyed this short
vacation at the close of six monUu'
work there.
Turner Leslie Fuses of Oregon
Citv. brother of Mrs. John R. Cos
of Turner Is reported to be im
proving satisfactorily from his ser
ious illness. He had the mumps and
Influenza nnd compilations set In
and lor a time, Fuces was consider
ed In a serious condition.
Dallas Effective January H the
crews of the Willamette Valley
Lumber company will be placed on
n 8-hour dav schedule with tlie
day shift starting work at 7 a m.
and quitting at 4 p.m. Tlie night
shift Kill work from 6 pm. to 2
am. '
Auburn Mrs. T, C. Morgan Is
visiting at the home of her sister.
Mm Thomnn Fnrlow. In Albanv.
GRAND THEATRE
IKf
PEEIER 4V001SEY
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS NEAR PRATUM
Pratum Mrs. Adam Hersch was
hostess to the Missionary society of
th Pratum Methodist church. The
devotions were In charge of Uie pres
ident, Mrs. Lorena Thompson. Rou
tine business followed.
Wednesday. January 31 there It
to be an all-day meeting of the so
ciety at the church to finish up
some acwmc for missions. At the
luncheon hour Mrs. Hersch was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. W. P.
Kmery and sister. Miss Evelyn Em
ery.
RECITAL GIVEN
AT MILL CITY
Mill City Mrs. Robert Schroeder
presented her Dunlis In a piano re
cital Saturday evening at tho Pres
byterian church with the parents of
tlie students as invited guests.
Those taking part In tlie program
were: piano duet, Alice and Donola
swan; piano solo, Demi schroeder;
piano solo, Bobbie HUI; piano solo,
Wllma Mlcketiham: piano duet
Wilma Mickcnham and Mrs. Schroe
der; piano solo, Willis Grafe; piano
solo. Iris Bates; piano duet, Herman
Grafe and Mrs. Schroeder; piano
duet, Winona and Donola Swan;
piano solo, Mae Umlna; piano solo,
Mar tor ie Schroeder; piano solo, Vir
ginia Mason: piano duet, Virginia
Mason and Mrs. Schroeder; rhyth
mic orchestra by eight small chil
dren; piano duet, Jlmuile Lovett
and Mrs. Schroeder; piano solo,
Leltha Grimes; piano solo, Paul Al
len; piano solo, Winifred Stone; pi
no solo, Roberta Cline; piano duet,
Winifred Stone and Roberta Cline;
piano solo, Lois Lovett; piano solo.
Winone Swan; piano solo, Wilma
Councilman; piano solo, Doris
Grimes; piano solo, Elberta Roda;
piano soio, Louise Crrare.
Mrs. Schroeder served punch and
cookies to the pupils alter the re
cital.
CQMMIli ENJOYS
EVANS VALLEY PLAY
Sllverton The comedy drama,
"He's my Pal," was given by mem
bers of the Epworth League of Sa
lem at the regular meeting of the
Evans Valley Community club Fri
day evening. In addition to this
three-art play there vera readings
and musical selections by members
of the cast and a reading by Edna
Loe of the valley.
Tlie proceeds made by the Com
munity club of which Oscar Loe is
president, will go towards fixing up
the sehoolhouse for club and other
evening meeting purposes.
MRS. AUSTIN GIVEN
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Talbot Mrs. Robert Austin was
the honor guest at a surprise par
ty when a group of her friends
gathered at tlie country home near
here to celebrate her birthday an
niversary. Three tables of "500" were in
play during the evening. High score
was won by Robert Austin, and
consolation by Mrs. C. F. John
ston. Refreshments were served at
midnight to the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Paige, Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Farr, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. dilmour.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Davidson and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin,
JEFFERSON DOCTOR'S
NEW MACHINE STOLEN
Jefferson Dr. J. O. Van Winkle's
new automobile was stolen from In
front of his residence about 6:30
Monday evening. Two boys, 16 or
17 years of age, carrying packs on
thetr backs, and who were seen
walking along the street prior to the
theft are suspected of taking the
car. Dr. Van Winkle came out of
his residence just as his car was
being driven away but did not
realize for a moment or two that it
was his machine which was being
taken. It is not known whether
the thieves went north or south.
II.I, WITH TONSII.ITIS
Tumor Miss Gladys Given.
daughter of George E. Given. Tur
ner nlclit marshal, was taken 111
Thursday with tonsl.itts nnd has
been seriously 111 since. She is at
the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Barber
where Mrs. LsVorne KirkiMtrlck ot
Dallas, sister ot Mrs. Barber, who
Is a nurse Is taking care ot her. Miss
Given is under the care ot a Saiem
physician. She Is a student In tlie
Turner hiRh school and It will be
several days or a week before she
will be able to resume her school
work.
Auburn Percy McElroy has re
lumed home from Portland where
1 has been under treatment for
several weeks at tlie Veterans' hos-
n'tal.
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war rar ana scAlpf -
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FATHERS, SONS
HOLD BANQUET
AT HOPEWELL
Hopewell Tlie Father and Sons'
banquet was well attended with
about 70 fathers and sons sitting at
the four tables.
The toastma&ter for the evening
was Rev. Samuel E. Long, pastor of
the church. The fathers were rep
resented by Howard Stephens and
Georg Deumore. Answers by the
sons were made by John Puutlo
and Denztt Wilson.
Tlie major speech of the evening
was given by Rev. Nelson, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, McMlnn
vtlle. His topic was the "Perfect
Partnership between Father and
Son," and his closing remarks were
the heart of his message: "When
the father lives the hie he requires
the mother to live then this gener
ation will be the greatest the world
has ever known."
The decorative color scheme was
green and red. with ropes of green
laurel, fir and Oregon gram bou
quets of red berries and po inset t as
below.
The Ladies' Aid Is to be compli
mented on the food and manner of
serving. They were assisted by the
following girls: Viola Puumala. El
sie Puumala, Barbara Rogers, Mir
iam Bice. Irene Snellman, Elma
Kotka. Helen Parvin, Gold a White,
and Viola Setala.
It was reported that the Ladies'
Aid took In over $12. Mrs. Rogers
is president and Mrs. Cievt Wood,
treasurer.
MENNONITE SOCIETY
AT HERB RESIDENCE
Pratum The Mlslonarr socletv of
ine Mennomce church met for their
monthly session at the home of Mrs.
Elvfn Herr on the Silvcrton road.
The devotious were in charge of
tne pastor, Rev. J. M. Franz. In the
absence of the president he alo
conducted the business meeting.
Several Important matters were ta
ken care of. The afternoon was
sp?nt In needle work which all goes
to the mission field.
Members and friends present were
Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. V. J. Krehbiel,
Mrs. Mary Welty, Mis. Will Roth,
Hr., Mrs. John Roth, Sr.. Mrs. Sut
ter. Mrs. W. C. Rutchman, Mrs.
Peter Stcffen, Mrs. Lena Clark, Mrs.
homer Lelsy, Mrs. Fred Mueller,
Mrs. J. M. Franz; Mrs. Joe Ram
seyor, Mrs. Hill. Mrs. J. C. Jones,
Mrs. Fred Hersch. Mrs. Will Lelchty,
Mrs. fcmil Koener, Mrs. Henry
Leichty, Mrs. Ellen Stcifcn, Mrs.
Lena Wenger, Miss Alma Wenger,
Miss Edith Lelchty, Miss Elda Herr,
Mis Nora Lelchty, Mrs. Frank Wed
die. Sister Anna of the Deaeonness
hospital, Mrs. E. J. Welty, Mrs. W.
A. Roth.
At the luncheon hour Mrs. Herr
was assisted in serving1 by her
daughter, Miss Elda Herr and Mrs.
Fred Hersch,
M0LALLA TEACHER
STRICKEN SUDDENLY
Molalla Miss Edna Welch,
teacher of the fifth grade In the
local grammar school was taken to
the Hutchinson hospital In Oregon
City Thursday evening by Drs.
Todd and Hume where she under
went an emergency operation for
appendicitis. She Is reported
doing fairly well but la running 1
high temperature.
John Frick was taken to the hos
pital Friday suffering with pneu
monia, Mrs. Frlclc Just returned
from a Portland hospital where she
underwent a major operation sev
eral weeks ago.
TEACHERS AT L00NEY
BUTTE HOLD SESSION
Marlon The Teachers' club met
at the Looney Butte sehoolhouse.
A decusslon of geography projects
0 the past month was held and It
was decided to continue tlie same,
taking as the next unit of work
the continent of Africa.
The following club members were
present: Mrs. Esther Riches, and
Mrs, Oma Emmons of Talbot, Mrs.
Ethel Oulom of Looney Butte, and
Prof. Winiam Jensen, Mrs. Aurora
Humphreys and Miss Grace Pehrr
son ol the Marion school. They will
meet against February 5.
RECOVERING FROM IM.NESS
Turner Lawrence Edwards, far
mer residing west of Turner In tlie
llattle Cretk district. Is lowly re
covering from his critical Illness of
diphtheria. MMioiuh he contracted
the disenr-e several weeks before the
Christmas holidays, Edwards is now
able to be up and around part of
the day In tlie house. Serious com
plications set In. and for a time It
was feared that tlie patient would
nit he nt to fi;ht off the disrrw
FRIDAY
THE WONDER
PICTURE
OF THE AGES!
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED
AT THE RUBLE HOME
ScotU Mills The Christian En
deavor of the Friends church re
cently elected their new officers.
They are: president, Phylli Macy;
vice-president, Mary Myers; secre
tary, Lawrence McCraoken; treas
urer. Merle White; orgauLst, Ruth
Anna McCracken; chorteter, David
Delano; Friendly Endeavor reporter,
Waiter Tuurniat.
BRUSH COLLEGE
HELPERS MEET
M'CALL HOME
Brush College Mrs. W. P. McCall
entertained the Brush College Help
ers at her home on the Wallace road
Thursday afternoon, 31 members
and guests being present.
Devotional were led by Mrs. Fred
Olson. A splendid short talk on the
training or young children in which
&he stressed the importance of using
encouragement rather than punish
ment as a means of guilding the
child, was given by Mrs. C. A. Downs
of Salem. Mrs. U. J. Lehman led
In the patriotic program which Is
held at each meeting, reading an
article from a magazine explaining
the meaning of the colors In the
flag and other points of interest re
garding the flag, and led the flag
salute.
A committee was appointed to
meet with committees from the
Spring Valley missionary society.
and the Sweet Briar club to plan
lor the meeting In February of the
federation of Polk county rural wo
men clubs to which the three local
clubs plan to be hosts at that time.
Those who will serve on this com
mittee are Mrs. Oliver Whitney, Mrs.
Fred Ewing and Mrs. Barbara Focht.
Mrs. U. J. Lehman and M1-3. Bar
bara Focht assisted Mrs. McCall in
serving lunch, other members of the
croup being Mrs. C. A. Downs and
son Harold, of .Salem, Mrs. John
Schindler, Mrs. F. J. Wolke. Mrs.
FVi-a.ua r.d Singer, Mrs. Fred Ewing,
Mrs. Oluer Whitney, Mrs. Fred Ol
son, Mrs. L. Hiir.mel and little
granddaughter, Dorothy Bouffleur,
Mrs. Paul Wallaces and daughter,
Nancy Lou, Mrs. A. R. Ewing. Mrs. !
Henry S. DeVoest of Salem, special
guwt of Mrs. McCall; Mrs. Celven-j
ka, Mrs. A. L. Kin ton, W. F. McCall. 1
Corydon Blodgett and the hostess,
Mrs. McCall.
BUTTERFLY QUILT
WILL BE PRESENTED
Turner Mrs. Hester Crume was
hostess to members and friends of
tho Three Luilc club of Ideal Rebe
kah lodge In her Turner home with
eleven member, and three visitors
In attendance. A pot-luck dinner
was served at coon. At the next
mcetinj ot the club in February,
they will meet in the Oddfelloas
hall and finish the butterfly quilt.
This Kill be sent as a gift to the
Oddfellows home In Portland upon
completion.
Members present were: Mrs. Gay.
ette Barnett, Mrs. Hazel McKay,
Mrs. cmna Bones, Mrs. Mabel Mar
tin, Mrs. Loretta J. Rowley, Mrs.
Susan Glrardln. Mrs. Martha Bar
nett, Mrs. Lucile MrKinney, Miss
Muriel Salisbury, Miss Mabel Wal
ker, the guests, Mrs. Stella Miller.
Miss Mabel Tucker, Mrs. Doris Ba
ker of Salem, and the hostess, Mrs.
Hester Crume.
FRIENDS CHURCH
ELECTS AT MARION
Marlon The following officers
were elected at the Friends Sunday
school Sunday morning: Mrs. U.
Terhune, superintendent; George
Wilson, assistant superintendent;
Marjorle Pickard, secretary; Mrs.
Josephine George, treasurer; Mary
Miller, organist; Orvllle George,
chorister; Eleanor Davidson, cradle
roll superintendent.
Dallas The sequel to nn auto
mobile accident which occurred on
November 28, 1930 on the Dallas
Ba lis ton road, cropped up Monday
when a comptamt was filed on be
half of Joseph Greg? by his father
and guardian, Roy Gregg, against
Felix Comegys. Damages are sought
to the extent of $,0.000, plus costs
and disbursements of the suit.
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BROTHERS
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Crackers
CLUB PLAY AT
LIBERTY TO BE
OFFERED SOON
Liberty Tha Liberty Community
ciuo wm present tne play, "Bash
ful Mr. BobUs," Friday evening,
January 10 at 8 o'clock. Tha play,
a comeay, promise to Dt very en
tertaining. The cast Is aa follows: Mrs. E. C.
Free, Mrs. Wiggins, who runs the
hotel; Leland Scott, Mrs. Wiggins'
errand boy; Emily Van Sauten,
Catherine Henderson; Willis Free,
Frederick Henderson; Bill Bemdt,
bashful Mr. Bobbs; John Kuebler,
Marston Bobbs, who Is not bashful
Lola Foster, Frances; Orpha May
uasch, Rosalie Otis; Esther Kuebler,
Jean, finaneee of Marston Bobbs;
Jessie Rains, Celesta, Vanderpool,
actress; Verda Rains, French maid
to Celesta.
Tlie play opens In tha lobby of
the hotel where Catherine Hender
son Is Impatiently condemning Mar
ston Bobbs for not keeping his ap
pointment with them and Jean,
his fiancee.
Robert Bobbs, a very bashful man
makes his appearance and la taken
for Marston Bobbs, but tlie matter
is cleared when Marston Bobbs
himself arrives. Celesta Vanderpool,
a clever little actress, and her maid
have followed Marston Bobbs to the
hotel upon receipt of a mystifying
letter received by trie actress.
This Is a very Interesting play
and full of laughs. It Is expected the
hall will be crowded to capacity.
PLAN DECORATIONS
FOR SIDNEY GRANGE
Sidney Tlie home economics
committee of Ankeny Grange No.
540 met at the home of Mrs. Helen
Doty tlie first meeting since the
election of Mrs. A. E. Cole as chair
man and Miss Oma Emmons att secretary-treasurer.
Plans were made for furnishing
drapes and blinds for the grange
hall, and for finishing a quilt
which was donated by Mrs. G. H.
Mariatt, which Is to be sold later.
Calcimine for redecorating the
grange hall was donated by G. H.
Mariatt. J, O. Barr, Mrs. O. H.
Mariatt and Mrs. Eva Winterman
tel were appointed as a committee
to secure samples of different drape
materials and to have them ready
for inspection at a special meeting
which will be held at tha social
meeting of the grange January 17.
Hereafter meetings of the home
economics committee will be held
on the second Saturday of each
month, It was decided upon vote of
the members.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Doty, at 4 o'clock.
SUVER COOKING CLUB
HAS FIRST LESSON
Suver Tlie Ilrst meeting of the
S'.iver coot nig club was held last
Monday under the direction of
Celcna Conkey. Tlie first lesson was
discussed and plans laid out to fin
ish lesson one by next meet Inn.
These meetings will be held every
two weens.
The officers presiding were Ruth
Harris, president and Nellie Richter.
secretary. Other memora present
were: Zelma and Zenna Godwin,
Yvonne Kerr, Margaret Douglas,
Asnes and Sylvester Ridders. Beth
and Julius Purvlne.
GUEST AT EDWARDS HOME
Turner Mrs. Avis Loftls of Port
land was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Edwards at their country
home over the week-end Loftls was
a resident of near Turner for a
number of years and will be re
membered by her many friends as
Mrs. Avis Bacon. She is the mother
of Mrs. Edward Pleser of Albany
and Is a sister-in-law of Lloyd Hll- j
leary or Turner.
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GRANGE INITIATION
FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
Silvcrton At tlie regular meeting
of Uw SUverton Hills grange Friday
evening seven or eight candidates
wiu be given tha third and fourth
degrees. The work (a to be done by
members of the Hill grange which
will be the first time for these dif
ferent officers to pat on tuee two
degrees as outside grange officers
have done It hertofore.
Mrs. L, O. Hadley will serve re
freshments after tlie clos of the
meeting.
REVIVALS OPEN
AT WEST SALEM
West Salem Revival services are
being conducted evenings In Ford
Memorial church. Wednesday night
will be women's night. A women's
choir and a women's quartet will
sing. The sermon topU) will be
"One Thing Needbul."
Thursday night will be Sunday
scftool night with special recogni
tion of the class with largest num
ber ox members present, sermon
toptce. "Steps to Salvation."
Friday night will be family night.
Recognition will be given to the
largest family present and to the
family with ail members present.
Sermon toplce, "Influence-
Rev. M. A. Groves, resident pas
tor is preaching.
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY
DATE CELEBRATED
Independence Dorothy Winters
and Eileen Cook whose birthdays
occur on the same date, were joint
hostesses for a birthday party at
the home of tlie latter Saturday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
playing games after which an at
tractive lunch was served by Mrs.
Will Cook, assisted by her sister,
Mrs. Anna Cook. A large birthday
cake with tiny pink candles cen
tered the dining table. I
Guests for the afternoon were
Marr Marie Williams, Maxine Ob-
crson. Mavis DeCoster, Jean Eleen 1
Irvine, Constance Johnson, Betty I
Wattenberger, Anna Mae Ramsey, i
Virginia CoojKr, Maxine Leonard, I
Wanda Mcssinger, Helen Cook, Bar
bara Horton, Eileen Cook and Dor
othy Winters.
GUESTS AT ROBERTS
Turner Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence
D. Robert1! entertained at their
country home near Aumsville Sun
day with a dinner party for Mrs.
John R. Cox of Turner, Dean, Bar
bara and Alice Virginia Roberts
and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Rob
erts. Mr. Cox la principal and ath
lectlc director of tha Turner high
school.
UGLY GOITRE
"Goes In 4 Weeks"
Avoid Dang trout Operation
"Vim four vecki home treatment ended n
oiUe-" Ura. J. M. Spencer, Altica, Ohio.
"Mr doctor eatd onrrata. lint h
treatment I eaded 1117 ftxtra la I month.
Tiat waa 1 yeara am, (itr Barer re
turned." Mr. W. A. Peaae, Creatoa, B. C
um Goitre Quick at Horn
300.000 Monll bar tntA amltroa at
faoma Utia eaar, hartal e war. Many aa?
(oitrei ended fa 4 weaki ea though other
method had (ailed. Bif 44-paa iliuitrtted
t klf, UUUK by Dattla Creek Goitre
Spec ii! lit telti bow to end a-oltra aiuck
FREE SendNo Money
njun siaewa Dan iv irfMa, .
eVnd me F ItKR bonk Haw to Rod Oalua Qnlak
at Uama vtiboul Uauiar or Opantloa.
WANNER BROS.
TODAY - TOMORROW
EVELYN
BRENT
mm
t rashing through the tee-lacked
gates of the North . . , Treklag
across trails lat!iom-Wn la
enow . . . riunxlna to the rtrt
vi id, worm a danotle
hand of mea . , . and oae worn.
. . . enacting a drama which
has etaggered Ilia world I
Sound Nw . "Ship1. Concert"
"A Peep In the Deep"
CLUBS LAUNCH
WORK OF YEAR
THRU COUNTY
Dallas Enrollments are begin
ning to come to tlie ofiice of Coun
rv HntiHntn!illt Josiah Well for
ndrttHuafmn In 4-H club tort. To
data there ara live returns, iw im
sewing and throe lor cooamg. urese
local organisations are as follows:
Pedee, sewing: Mia. J. W. McCor-iair-
Neva Johnson, uresl-
dent; Verda Arnold, rice president;
r-.r.. wmd turret.: Nettle Ed
ward, and Virginia Shetton.
Ballston, sewing: Miss nutn nig
glns, leader; Hellan Nairn, presl
dent: Vada Miller, vice president;
Estella Wlrfs, secretary; Pressa
Hamilton, WeUene Warm, Alda Mil
ler. Ethel Wlrfs. Helen Sechrtst,
and Betty Oregg.
Suver, cooking: Mrs. ceiene uon-
This Woman In
Lost 17
Here's a letter written October 21,
1939, by Mrs. Fred Bsrrlnfter of
Lewis town. Montana, that ought to
be read by every overweight woman
in America,
"Gentlemen: I started taking
Kruschen every morning as directed
as I was ery much overweight and
wanted to reduce.
X h.vd tried going on a 6lt but would
eel M tiunsrr that mr 4lit would not
lut loot, I dUd V stva "Krutchen
BIU" ffclr trl.vL Tht daj X tar led to
taka them I wclahed IJ4 ll. and at pres
ent, wtilcb baa beeo four w(ki. X welah
21 Ibt. and X oiuat aar, I faa! betttr In
varr war. betldea looking much batter.
Krusehen Balte had ft droldcd atfeol up
on the quanta of food I took and atlra-
ulatM mr deitre to c renter activity.
Sa?gon
2 Buttles Sargon. value
1 Uottle Sargon Soft Mass
Total value
A full treatment of this new wonder medicine ma? be worth C
fortune to too for ot what use Ie money without health t enjoy
life and lengih of rears. Lei Barron help to chirr. Jour erstem
with vibrant health, strenrlh and rttaUtr.
Perry's Drug Store
115 S. Commercial St. The Reiall Stora
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MOVE TO FKINKVIU.C
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.nrf three children have mov
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veara and nrevlous to moving to
eastern Oregon they made their
liome In the Baker apartments
ttere. Noah was employed at tin
Bones Brothers Oarage.
4 Weeks
Pounds of Fat
Mar all line provla. balk mrm m
wmt. want la radare '
var, tire Knur(.en Salia fair trial 1
aaa aara It will rear.'
A bottle of Kruschen Salts that
lasts four weeks c exits but B5c at
Perry's drug atore. Capital drug
store, Wool per Ac Hunt, Opera House
Pharmacy or any drug store in Am
erica. Take one halt teaspoon In a
glass of hot water before breakfast
every morning. To help reduce
swiftly cut out pastry and fatty
meats and go light on potatoes,
butter, cream itnd sugar.
The Kruschen way la the safe
way to reduce Try one bottle and
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