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Nov. 1H
SPICE BOX
riRi I MSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
f i.,-h«h Tmcher: "What does this ssb-
tcncc, 'I »ent him into the «flics' expre»»?”
Pupil “TroubU."
Mr» 8. D. Brown called on Mr».
OR AT DAWN
Harvey Shelton Thursday afternoon.
"William the Conqueror,” read Buell
Mr«. Cha». Emmer» ww a Salem Mityler in Medieval history class, "landed
visitor the last of the week.
in England in IOf.fi A.D.”
"What dees A D. »Und for?" inquired
G'andn.a Forrest called on Mr».
Manon Forrest Saturday-
I
,'t know." ..»id Buell. "Maybe it'»'
Mrs J. H. Johnaton wa« a Thurs­
after «lark."
day calhr on Mrs Roberts.
Wm. Weinberg» were Sunday vi»
λ tin* word in your dictionary?:
How woutdtuitlik»! tifino, dart ooconomiaoo
Itors at Mr* Ella Lyon»
n«pa<«w •prinlodallOfothorandblachlÜM
The Robert» family »pent the
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week- end with relatives in Salem.
Mr. and Mr» Floyd Berry were
»hopping in Stayton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs George Berry enter­
tained a hou»e full of guests Sunday
in honor of Mr. and Mr» Boedeker’s
birthday Mr. and Mr». Floyd Berry,
the newlywed». All the imnx-diate
relatives were present.
Mr». Jennie McRae and »on, Clyde,
were Stayton caller« Wednesday.
Jack Johnaton and family spent
Sqpday at the M. S. Titus home in
Stayton.
Several couples from Lyons at­
tended the dance at Mill City Satur­
day evening, and on returning home
■eranaded Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen
who were married W«rdne»dav. Mr*.
Allen was formerly Mias Bertha Ba«
»•tt of Gates
Their many friend*
wish them a long and happy mar
lied life.
Mr» Alex Boedeker was our mai*
carrier last week, during the ab­
sence of Earl Alien.
Mr. and Mrs. A Ring were Stay-
Ion
callers Friday. ..............
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J. F. 1‘atrny, John Jiroch and Ed
Pelan were in Albany Friday in the
interval of the Thanksgiving baxaar
which the Z. C. B. J. lodge is promot­
ing.
GET QUALITY
In The Clothes Washer You Buy*
It’s Much Cheaper in the End
with the idea that a clothes washer cannot be too high
in quality to be wot thy of the woman who uses it.
dependably throughout its Ide.
The CONLON is built to the highest standards of
quality powulde in clot lies was her manufacture. It is built
Let The CONLON standard of quality be your
guide in choosing the clothes washer you will expect
to serve you —from now
this?
V
S • rl>> (in Physiology ) : "Why
• i ! t ji. i come to clami yesterday? You
i.-i>- <-<i my lecture on appendicitis."
Ella: "Oh. I'm tired of these organ re-
eiUl*.”
Z‘-I«U Z "What happened when your
dad told
alter he ought to put something
aside for a rainy day?" *
t unic
“About then dad missed his
raincoat"
J U
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thing by it?”
<>u think Prof tnean'l any­
J N.
"He advertise«! a lecture
'Fool».' I bought a ticket anil it said
nut »n«'."
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Richardton Gap Review»
Nov. 18
Andy Unger was over from I^ba-
non Wi'dm-sdav afternoon and also
made a business trip to Scio,
Spencer Long, wife and »on came
out fr< m Alnany Monday evening to
visit hi» parents, M. P Long and
family.
John Merritt and wife motored to
Albany Thursday to do their «hop-
ping.
J. K Piatt ha* just completed 50
rods of new wire fence.
Mi-« Joyce Westenhouse. Grand­
ma Fii-mming and Mrs. M. P. lxmg
are reported on the sick list.
Rom Pettit ha» just installed a
new radio.
Baptist Church Note«
Sunday M-hool at 10 o'clock every
Sunday morning
Everybody la in­
vited to attend.
Christian Endeavor every Sunday
evening at g;30.
Bible study and prayer meeting
every Friday night at 7:30. Come.
Mr. Fred Waehlte will preach
next Sunday.
The evening «erevice «tarts at 7:30.
Every detail exemplifies
th* high quality standard
io which The CONLON
B built.
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Sky-scraper construc-
tion.TheOONLON k
built to endure. Noth­
ing has hern spared
to make it withstand
hard wear under any
circumstance*. Its
structure is heavily re­
inforced in every way.
The tank is of high
grade pure copper,
very heavy,and tinned
on the inside.
The special CONLON
cylinder it m»Jeof real
aluminum throughout
and atanth alone in
point of workmanship.
A
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Th« CONLON
WTingvr is *olid alu­
minum anti has the
heat gTade, pure Para
rubber soft rolls pos­
sible to obtain; the
kind that don't break
button«.
Mountain States Power Co
The top and top edges
oi The CONLON'S
beautiful cabinet are
of special polished alu­
minum construction,
which is always clean
and gives no oppor­
tunity for rust «pot»
to result from wet
clothes coming in con­
tact with the metal.
In the mechanism t’.c
casting* are card'illy
and accurately r. ;•
chined and fitted v. i
high - graile gra;
bronze and inn -«1
nated m.iple woo •
bearings — requf •
no oil.
Ea£y Terms
You can get this hig'.. qu.
ity for no more than the
price oi most ordin.u
washer».
$15 Down
And the Ixilance in
to suit you.
Albany, Ore
Junior Endeavor at 2:00 Satur­
day afternoon.
If you aren't attending church
■ lx where try to attend these ser­
vices and worship the bird.
A large crowd of young [«eople
«nd <>'.I attended the Christian En-
leavor bu«>n« M meeting and social
at the John Shelton home Wednes­
day evening.
Ira Morris and wife came nut from
Port I ar. 1 the last of the week lu vis­
it his mother. .Mr» R«-i>e<-ca Morri».
.Mrs. Morris accompanied them home
Sunday to spend the week.
Hex, young ann of Mr. and Mr».
F. I.. Shelton, fell <>n an axe Sunday
unit cut a gudi in the back of hi»
head. Several stitches were requir­
ed to close the wound.
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We are proud of our < laxmlted
column, I*cause it ia full of hu­
man mtrrest—it bring» people to-
getlwr aa nothing rise can do. If
you have any thing to sell, or want
to troy something, there ia noth­
ing quicker i or surer. And the
cost is cheap. Yea, we are also
proud of our job department and
the work we do. See us for any­
thing in the printing line.