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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOV. 15, 1915.
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Social
ALINE THOMPSON-
Mrs. N. .r. lienn and Mrs. f'ceorge
Buruelt were ho-le-sos last week for tho
members of the Thursday afternoon clul)
which met at the home of -Mrs. Bean
in Chemekota street. A delightful di
version of the afternoon was tho im
personation of "Sis Hopkins" by Mrs.
J.'dwanl lions, formerly of New York.
Tho drawing room was artistically dec
orated with cosmos, while tiiu dining
room was adorned in nasturtiums. .Miss
Craco Pean assisted her mother in
Serving. Mrs. W. II. Klrdidge presided
over the ten table. -Mrs. Alary (lilbert,
of San Diego, who formerly lived in
ulciii, was the onlv additional guest.
Mm. Tied J. Weber, of .Sknguny,
Alaska, who has been the house guest
cf Mrs. Harvey Wells for several days
Teturued home Sunday.
One of the pretties parties of last
week was the initial meeting Wednes
day evening of a "Suit" rluh for which
Mr. mill Mrs. (1. H. Hownell, were the
gracious hosts at their home on Marion
street. Dainty pink and white cosmos
formed the decorations. Miss Zoo Stock
ton anil Craig Marvin captured high
scores, (iuests besides the club mem
bers weie: Mr. and Airs, .lames Chia
nocli, Mr. and Mrs. K. J (,'arlton, Mr.
and Mrs. K. O. Seiche, Mr. and "Mrs.
ioorgo nWtsoh, .Mr. and Mrs. A. 8.
Kazmarck. Tho club members present
were: Mr. and Mis. Hoy liurtoa, Mr.
nd Mrs. Craig Marvin, Mr. an, I Mrs.
Merit! Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bpauhling, Miss Zoo Stockton.
T. .T. Howard and sons, William and
Ben, left Salem Saturdny night for
their old home in Adenleen, Mississippi,
where they will join Mrs. Howard and
daughters who left Salem the latter
part of September.
' SITS 353
Mrs. T.osilie Scott, of I'ortlaud, who
las been a guest in Salem on several
ran) occasions will be presenled to the
musical world in Portland in an invita
tion recital by (lio T. Tayliere, on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Scott has
a beautiful dramatic soprano voice
undwill givo an attractive program con
sisting of selections from N'eviu, h'cich
Brdt, Schubert, Iluhii, .Meyerbeer, Nov-
cllo and Tenera.
A feature of the recent Slate Feder
ation of Woman's club meeting which
has just closed in Salem, was the de
lightful singing of Miss f.ueilo liarlnn. j
Miss I'.nrton sang "Tin Night," (I'o-i
toli) with violin obligate) well played by
Miss Joy Turner. Miss Kuth Field was'
an able piano accompanist. Miss llar
ton, who has onlv come to Salem re
cently from New York lias a rich con-1
trail u voice and is a general favorite
with Satem musical audiences.
i The Original
MALTED MILK
V-toM you say HORUOICS"
you may got a Substitute.
If you arc weary af sales, sales, sales, read litis it won't curdle your blood with
the honor ol' slaughter. The reason why this siorc so seldom has "special sales"
is because our merchandise is priced RIGHT at the beginning it moves from the
start, and our volume oflmsincss is satisfactory. It pays to trade at a cash store
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Thanksgiving Table
' Linens
t Plain
and Fancy Worked
:'.6-in.
r.O-in.
."G-in.
5-i-in.
G2-in.
square, Mercerized Damasks (iOc & G5c ea.
square, Pure Linen $1.50 each
square, Pure Linen
$1.40, $1.9!), $2.35, $2.(J5, $:5.33 each
squares $2, $2.75, $2.95, $3.35, $3.50 each
square $2.00 each
king; best
handles;
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Personal
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Mrs. W. . Ahrnms, of Kngcno. is t.ie
house guest of her daughter, M,r.-. O. 0.
MeClellun, on Liberty street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Claire Moiiteith,
of Portland, were guests iu Salem Sat
urday. Mr. Monteilh, wlio is a very
; prominent vocal teacner, has u class in
Salem on Saturdays. Mrs. Moiiteith al
so th'votes much of her time to the mu
sical world and is one. of the board ot
i directors for both t lie MueDo'.vell and
! Monday musical dubs.
The Indian String Quartet, from the
'Phomicwii Training School will go to
j Portland Friday where they will give a
concert at b'use City Park Methodist
Fpiscoput church. Tiie work of these
jfour instrumentalities in other cities
has won them highest praise. liuthvn
ITui-nor, who is their leader, is a well
known violinist and composer of rate
ability, liesides a number of classival
selections, their program includes a
( beautiful harmony of Indian Themes
composed by Mr. Turney. A striking
j feature of the entertainment will be a
jnareative lecture on Victor I logo s
I " I.es.Misenibles, " a portrayal of the
I struggle of the great hero .lean Yal
(jean, by billiard II. Kennedy.
M iss Dorothy Walton, of Portland, is
I passing the week en. I with Miss Alva
Aitken, ot North Twelfth street.
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lr. and .Mrs. Hrynn, of Snohomish.
Washington, who are cu route to San
Francisco and California iu their Ford,
were entertained for several days at
the home of llr. and Mrs. V.. W. Wyatt
on North Commercial street.
Miss Charlotte (irello, is spending the
the Week end with friends in Kugeue.
Mr. and Mrs. Trunk IVarcy have as
their house guests Mr. IVarcv's brother
of Aberdeen, Washington, and .Mrs.
Mitchell, of Jioise, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. M. (!. Sanders, who
have been spending several weeks at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, lieorge San
ders on .South ( 'omtnereiiil street, re
turned to their home in Dallas Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Wo
man's Relief Corps, was en joyable en
tertained Thursday by .Mrs. John Shipp.
After a delightfui afternoon dainty re
freshments were served with Mrs. Mil
bin l.ockwood, Mrs. lilodgelt, .Mrs. FJ-
sie iUcrsirlnnil, .Mrs. Mitie Sclioop, and
Mrs. .Mary Nyhort assisting.
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Mrs. X. T. Ilellyer entertained Fri
day with a pretty luncheon at her
homo on Salem Heights. A center piece
ol' large fealiierv white chrvsanthe-
iiiuuis adorned the table around which
were: Mr. and Mrs. I'.ewen, Mrs.
Seelle, Mr. Harry Moody, Miss Kiln
Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Merrian and Mr.
and Mrs. William Fiu-rnl.
Mr. ami Mrs. Haven Onllngher and
sous, Milton ami Merrill, of Duulcs,
Minnesota, are guesls of Mrs. Calla
gher's mother, Mis. J. A. Heath on
Noi l h Twell'l h st reel.
The Sainedi dub was pleasantly en
tertained Saturday at the home of Mrs.
.. a
the
Wind Out
Both nion and women arc
bcRiiminft' to appreciate
the beauty and superior
qualities of the 'Madia" Umbrella.
Nearly ('very new shape and styic
of handle may be found in our
vast assortment ..$1.2.) to $3.S:)
Squares or Lunch Cloths
A Leather Handbag
For your Thanksgiving trip
substantially built; handsome
finish; some with leather lin
locks, clasps and
various sizes, each
$3.00 to $685
lasts.
Kangaroo
I K. V.. liotsford on North Church street.
The members cleverly answered to tiie
mil rail with quotations from James
W'hilooinb Kilisy. A most interesting
'feature of the afternoon's entertain
ment whs n paper hy Mrs. Sanders on
.Mis. V.. C llarriuian. The culinary
jsulijei-t of cucumber pickles was anoth
er interesting topic of discussion after
'which u dclighitul lunch was served.
A prettv shower as an attention to
Mrs. 1. A. Sanders and Mrs. F.. LaDuUe
was given Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mis. C, A. Moody on North
! Nineteenth street. The rooms were dec
orated iu a mass of autumn loaves and
baskets of floAers. Mrs. A. Kuest
.niiiu and Mrs. 1'aul Venders assisted
'the hostess iu serving. Those present
iwere: Mrs. 11. li. Dorks. Mrs. M. J.
Oerlcs, Mis, I'. I'tiiiufuse. .Mrs. W. Soi-
rill, Mrs. J. O. Adams, Mrs. IK ITenar,
ami M i s. A. F. dapper.
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Mr. aiol Mrs. Henry Xemetz of
W.'i sli i netiio Kansas, who lire en route
Iter c.'ilit'eriiiji are the guests of Mr. and
.Mrs. W. L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. F.
. Sdiiain.
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i The I'vtiiinn Sisters were entertained
lat'tlie home of Mrs. Mecktel on Four
teenth stieet. After tiie regular busi
ness meeting the afternoon was pleas
antly spent with needle work.
! Miss Hessie liowell, of Aston, Iowa
iwho will visit in Salem indefinitely,
is the guest ot Miss I. aura Orant.
it
As a delightful surprise Thursday nf
tcrnoon to Mrs. I'omeroy who is leaving
soon for a sojourn to Los Angeles and
Mrs. (ieorge Viesko, who will visit in
I'endletou. tx number of friends called
with their needle work. Those present
were: Mrs. ,1. R. Deck, Mrs. liertha
Viesko, Mrs. Maggie Viesko, .Mrs. Jas,
Fairchild. Miss Lizzie Jakes, Mrs. II. II,
Stianton. Mrs. Lillian Hall, Mrs. Dora
Newberry, Mrs. J. D. King, Miss Mar
garet King, Mrs. Cieo. Viesko, .Mrs.
I'omeroy. Mrs. Avery nud .Master Del-
hcrt Viesko.
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PERSONALS
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W C. Knighton is iu Eugene today
Fred Anderson, of the fire depart'
nient, is in Kugeue today.
1 he Key. Harry L. Marshall went to
l'lil'tland this morning on the Oregon
t.iectne.
Dr. If. V.. Clay returned Inst evening
ipun n liiinting trip ot several days be
low 1'ortlund.
'.Mrs. Walter Nichols, of Falls City
whs a rsuiutay visitor with her sister.
Mrs. IVrf Dennis.
John Shields and daughter, of Port-
Heals Skin Diseases
It Is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, ringworm, rashes nud sim
ilar sk i n troubles. A little zeino, gotten
at any drug store for iV, or Ifi.UO for
j extra large bottle, and promptly applied
will usually give instant relief from itch
big torture. It. cleanses and soothes tho
skin and heals ipiiekly and effectively
m-t skin diseases.
I Zemo is n wonderful disappearing liquid
nud does not, smart the most delicate skin.
It is not greasy, is easily applied and
costs little. (Jet it today aud save ull
further distress,
j Zemo, Cleveland.
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Dr. Sawyer
'If you'would liavc the comfort
of a house slipper in a stylish
street shoe ask for a Brown's Dr.
Sawyer Cushion Shoe. All the
popular. leathers and foot . niodele J
$4.90
BHD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound.
Montpelier, Vt "We nave preal
faith in your remedies. I was voy ir-
repuliir and was
tirnd and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hancsaml feetwould
l.iloat. My stomach
bothered me, I had
pain in my tide and
a bad headache most
of tl.e time, l.ydio
E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound has
done me lots of good
and I now feel fine. I am regular, my
stomach is better and my pains have all
left me. You can use ny name if you
like. I am proud of what your reme
dies have done for me." Mrs. Mark
Gauthikr, 21 Ridge St., Montpelier, Vt,
An Honest Dependable; Medicine
It must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person, that a medi
cine could not live and grow in popularity
for nearly forty years, aud to-day hold
a record for thousands upon thousands
of actual cures, as has Lyilia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and
dependable by every thinking perpon.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydiii E.Pinkliam-s Vegeta
ble Compound will help you, write
to Ij.vdiuK.IMnUluim Medicine Co.
(conlidi'ntial)Lynn, Mus.s.,forad
vice. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered hy a woman,
and held in strict e"!,!enre.
hind, were over Kuiulny iitnrs with
friends in the city.
.Miss Pearl AleCregnr, if Portland,
was an over Sunday vi.-iteir with Mrs.
A. S. Ilcuscin.
Mrs. Walter L. Ppaulding returned
last evening from a viMt nf several
days in Portland.
Kclwin Uciffnell left yesierday on a
trip of several clays fur eastern Ore
gon on hind matters.
.11. K. Pierce, a merchant of Harris
burg, and wife, nre in the city today
the guests of C. K. Scott.
Hubert llvans, a horse dealer of Port
bind, was in tho oily Saturday on busi
ness, on his way to Corvullis.
Mervil and .lecbl Loony, of Albany,
who came up to see the foot ball game
Saturday, remained over Suniliiy, the
guest of Mrs. Jl. ifngau.
A. M. Mucy, of Kugene, who lins been
spending several months in California,
was a visitor yesterday in the city
with his brother. 11. "V. Mucy.
J. H. Peterson, who had been visiting
in Kugene a short time, left today for
Albany and will leave Inter for his
home in Salem. He arrived in Kugene a
few days ago from San Francisco,
where he had been nl tending the fair.
Kugene .(lunrd.
J COURT HOUSE NEWS
A suit has been tiicl n the circuit
court of this cmiiily l.v ,. 11. Tuinei
and Cornelia A. I';'.i against John II.
Ilarlog and the Willamette Valley Ir
rifinied Land I'linipa hv in which the
plaiuiill' a-k:; that a h-.'iso be cut rected.
In addition the phii.itifl' seeks to col
led the sum of alleged due for
rental. Kudicoit an. I Wias,,v are lit
twi n, ' s for the plaint ii'fs.
K. Morion today I'iled a suit iu tiie
circuit court ot' t'lis flinty to 'idle.-;
I'T.'.VC'.U alleged due "ii two pll'lilil-'siiiy
notes and secured l.v nioi'tniii.s on a
nitinluir ni. lots w l!-.- links uddilio.i to
this i hy. In ad iti..i to the principal
I'.niu and interest the plaintiffs seek to
l't cr i"oO lis ailo'u'Vs tees. I'll-
rulr Mucy are the jdaiutift's attntu-
A 111:11 fin l:i li, i i!e ,'. as i-sued today
I at the of I ice nl' the county ch 1 k t-
I aid S. Lima, a fa ' ..el of' Silv.-ilmi.
and Miss 1 hristiuc Piekl.e, al-o of . il
j vei toil.
' The libinry bin ks i',cr the different
districts id' the 10iii.lv are now' ready
1 for distribution hv tho countv school
; SHI'l'I'illtlMilrilt, SilH.
, I'.V I'HICt'l Ht t) till1
: !u,t lliusc1 lirlmiiiic;'
noiir tiiis i'it v will In' i
, nl' tin' iM't'ii i'is nt 1 lit
will Im .vtMit nut
luitlyin tlistrirts
to t:ni (liHlrit'tu
si-luiol,
' The certificate of assumed busi, less
name, "The Capital Meat Market," as
filed nt the county clerk's office last
i week was filed in connection w ith a
suit for collection and dates back to the
time when the Capital Meat Market at
, PJI South Cciuiinereial street lielenced
I to K. P. Cross iV Sou but it has since
I changed hands several times,
Judge Pushey today issued tin order
appointing Anna Simmons adiniuistra
j trix of the estate of ,I. V). Simmons
who died intestate near Monitor, Octo
j ber b'l of this year. The estate con
i sists of rc-nl property to the value of
j jilS.itli) nud perscinal property valued at
',1,2110. The only heirs aro Anna Sim
' mons, the widow, Hnyniond I.. Simmoim,
I n noa ot Monitor, and Pearl ('. (inult,
j n daughter residing in Portland. ,T. T
I Hoss, I'harlen llobert and Heorge Jen-
sea were, mimed ns iippraifern.
The final neeount of the ndnilnintra
tor of the estate of Thomas Kclwards,
deeeased, wan approved by dodge
Pusliey iuday nad the eslnto derlured
closed.
The final neeoilnt of Wlllinm Tlrll. nil
ministrator of the) cstnto of John Car
mii'hael, deeensed, was filed in the pro
bate court today. Judge Itiishev issued
an order naming Friday, lWemhor T
ns the date for the fiunl hearing if
the matter.
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REFUSED 10 LEAVE
la
Face of Certain Capture
She Stuck To Post In
Beleasured Uskb
By William G. Shepherd.
(United l'rcss tut'f i-u ri,!iuiiMlin(.') '
Monastir, Nov. 1 1. i Dclsiyed.) Tiie
eiilm emirajie nf l.mly liitlpli I'nitet in
tiie face of certain rapture of I'skub,
whi le she wax Inter held a war prisoner,
was told here today by Kiluanl Stuart,1
head of the American sanitary conimis-J
sion vlin left -isli twi clays liefmv it
fell. Deaf to her husband's pleas,
l.ady l'af;c't, in rliarci' nf a hospital at
I'skub, refused to cpiit.
"Sir Ralph l':it;et, in cliiaine of
hfispital to I'skub. efusccl to ipiit.
"Sir Kalph ragct, sant Stuart,
"was at Nish when he learned that
T'skuli was about to f u 1
lie stoi-ked
his automobile with provisions and
dashed over the rough rnacls to I'skub
to save l.ady Paget in charge of the
hospital there.
"Me arrived three hours before the
Bulgarians entered. The last of the Serb
soldiers and civilians were Ihon flee
ing. "He found l.ady Pat'i't directing the
cure of the wounded and urged her to
fly without delay. She refused. Tear
fully, her husband begged her to give
up her task and come with him. To
this she only replied, 'I cannot leave
them now when they most need us.'
"So Sir Ralph kissed her good bye
and Teturned to 'ish."
Kleveu American doctors remained
with l.tulv Paget to aid her ia the hos
pital DIED
jjc rc jji jji sj Jc ?c ?j
LAWIiK.WK At the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Van Cleave, Portland,;
Oregon, November I-, HM.'i, William
Newton Lawrence, at-the age of 7o.
Services were held this morning in
Portland and the bodv shipped here for
i burial in tiio Odd Fellows cemetery.
! Kolowing the arrival of tho body at
l o'clock this afternoon, short services
were held at the undertaking parlors
lor' Kigdoa and liic-lianlsun, tho Hev.
'Carl II. Klliott, officiating,
j The two children surviving are Mrs.
Van Cleave, of Portalnd and Clove
' Lawrence, of Kueene. The four sisters ,
surviving are Mrs. Anna llaskins, ofj
Portland; Miss Mary Lawrence, of ,
Portland; -Mrs. Klla Newman, San l''ran-i
cUcm Mm. Ilelle llrav. Los Anu'eles. I
ami a brother, (!. C Lawrence, of Port
land. Mrs. .1. P. Veatch, a idster, died
in this citv Almost 'J3.
Iliiriul today was. at tho Odd
lows cemetery beside his father
Kev. William' F. Lawrence, who
one of the pioneer preachers of
tjon.
Fel
, I ne
was
Ore-
'A KLINsKf At Oregon City, Nov
Ler III. 1 ! 1 .". Mrs. (ieorae Zielin
m-
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e'ly i
The liodv was brought to the
this afternoon, ia care of the Tcnvil
liger Cotiaue Parlors. The funeral
will he held Wclnesday inori'ing at
i : :!( 1 o'clock at St. Joseph's c-hurcli,
with internieut in tiie Calliolic cem
i'i rv. .111e children survive, all liv
ing in tho vicinitv of lirooks.
Howl lliver Clacier: Loco! people!
who have recently i-iled the region of
1 a iea s Prairie in Noil hwestern Klickil-,
ii 1 canity, Washington, forsee profit i
1 10 111 the cultivniion of ci unliemes on'
i me
I ili".
va inpv
settles
'Oilll.l
this
and
'. I'or
rs
t have made
; 1'i'iun a wild
the marsiie.s
el
lie
villi'
; . ra ni-en y t hat t hri ves i
'The v,'M beny, v, Idle a
; !( 1 l ies c row 11 lor the 1
! coa-t, is otdoug insf ad
I shape. The wild fruit,
, ' he same tart I lav or. ;.
j loiikc' just lis food sauce
e as
t oil
the
the
:a r
a I in
howi 1
has,
as the ben
tound 011 tiie niniket.
FOREST NEWS NOTES. 1
P.'it'nad. Or., Nov. 11.- The bulk of
ii;.' 1: liroe.d lies e;olted I'roin the
I'nited States is shipped to Canada and
Mexico. Sooth America ranks thiid in
tho receipts of this material. 1
( auada and Mexico also lake the. lead
iu the amount of shingles received
I rum tiie I'liited Slates. Australia and
the 'Connie Islands rank next in the
nine. nit of this material received fr.0111
the I nitto, I Stales. (
Of the total amount of railroad ties
Violet Dulce Complexion
H,n lvnct-
qualities Of thlS rOWller IS
J. ,1 1, U.,
utai iu unfa iiul miuvv
ft WDER HI;
used, moiterately.. Three
colors, flesh, white and
brunette.
Price 50c
Perry's Drug Store
The Rexall Store
Shipley's
November
Sales-.
This means that we must clear our decks to make
room for the finest display of Holiday Goods we have
ever shown.
Extraordinary
Women's and Misses' Suits, every garment this
season's purchase, in plain tailored Box Coat and
Novelty models. Manv styles uriced at less than the
cost of materials. Special," Jl 2.50, $19.75 and $24.50
Women s and Misses Coats
All Fall Coats in plain weaves Novelty Mixtures,
Corduroys and Plushes Every Coat reduced. Ex
ceptional Values at $10.50, $12.50, $19.75
Women's and Misses' Dresses
Silk, silk and wool combinations and cloth dresses
the newest Fall styles. Oiv.'-third to one-half Less
than formerly.
Linens
Here you will find an excellent assortment of
Linen Fabrics Cloths, Napkins. Damask by the
yard, plain and fancy Huck Toweling, Lunch Cloths,
Cluny Lace Doilies and a complete assortment of
Richardson's Fine Linens. Special Trices on All
Linens.
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
U. G. Shipley Co.
143-147 North Liberty Street.
expcirtcM
bon), the
tn 'niched
luring J1I14 (over five uul
Statc of Washiiiglon alone
lienrl half a inilliony,
According to (he latest Porest Serv
ice figures, the amount of Douglas fir
in the national forests of Washington
and Oregon is estimated to be PStio.v
Hun, 0(10 feet.
Nearly seventeen million pounds of
wmo.1 pelp was ex-ported to Kurope
from the I'nited States during 1!MI.
Canada ranks second, receiving from
the. I'nited States over seven million
pounds,
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lew is gn cu nil- I'M irn iiu- .,,i ,,,
other American wood in the manufac
ture of archery bows. This tree occurs
iu the Coast region from southern Alas
ka to northern California. It is ul-o
f.'Utiil to sonic extent in the Cascade
Kan go of Oregon and Washington and
in- tin' inoiintnins of .Molilalia and
northern Idaho.
GERAVIS NEWS
Mi
'iian 'inc
cur cnine 1 101:1 t o
spend the vvinli
vabi- Saturday to
with her sister Mrs. Scmner slovens.
P. A. I.ivesley, n prcsentat i v i1 of tin
T, A. I.ivesley ilop Conipauy of Salem
wiis tinn-Mi.ting I'lisiness iu tiorvai:
I'iidny,
the Portland bound pa: sougv
av c. ere .losedt Pecker, lie
Win. P.o,veV and Leroy A :
v,
Mi
Frances
llec ker cute.i taiiu'd
Theic-:i 1 'nnsnider and sianlev
K.nuev of Porlhind and Inii
'0 at a dinner Sundii'.-.
P..
in I 'nlsfol'lll of lii'ldle. I re
i, sci v ii:g on the l'edeial jury ai
:in. I was an over Sunday idler
relal ivos in (iervais.
:"l h liecker I daughter
es and M r. and Mrs. I'r.iuk 1 'an-
d
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Julia
:i near Tinner Tuesday,
ill tons of spinach was shipped
iervais the past week to Port
The product was grow 11 at
"v ille lev renters on the lla.vv
Paiki
4; herald land.
A sale of real estate involving iM'b
0011, was closed Friday last when Mrs.
K. M. Smith of this vioinity sofl l.'l
lo res of bind near tiervais to W. ,1.
Mofl'i rd.
Mr. and Mis. K, ('. ( hamherlain have
1 ght. a place of 1 - n-'res near
West Wco.ll'uni of (1. W. Peaicy,
where they expec t to move poon,
Frank Nowak of lirooks and Augusta
l!urik of Willaniette. weic luarrifd nt
the (Iervais Cnthulic church Tuesday i
morning, November I', ll'l-J by l'nlhcrj
Sen. ski. 1
Jos. A. Nalhinnn, cashier of the
(lirvais State Hank, w-e'nt to Portland
Saturday last on business ns well as
pleasure', The jdeasine was a duck1
lic-nt on one of the lakes near Port laud.:
He reports no ducks but is shy a box of
shells. Star. I
AURORA NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Thurston, who
Iwere here recently, huvo sold their
, ,. M,.ri,11B nll, have
pllicc
eoiie i -
l",
Wnrrenton
.. - ,
Oregon, their former home.
Pr. A
A. Atkinson left .Moiiiluy tor
his home in Cnlifornin after n eonple
of clavn visit at the home of his father-
In law W. W. Irvin. Mrs, Atkinson
will remain for a month or more before
returning to California.
Tin' director of th Aerorti Mutual
Telephonic Compiiny held their regular
monthly meeting here Motor, lay, Those
attending were John Muriav, 1,. P,
THINK! Only
Thirty -Three
Shopping days
Until Xmas !
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Salem, Oregon
"TIZ" HELPS
SOREMD FEE!
Oood-byo sore feet, burning feet, ewol
lcn feet, sweaty feet, emcjlling feet, tirict
feet.
tood byo corns, callouses, bunions ami
raw spots, jvo
more shoe light
ness, no. mini)
limping w i t If
pain or drawing
up your face iir
agony. "TIZ" is
magical, a e I
right off. " TIZ
draws cut all t he
pobonoiis exuda
tions which jni IF
up the feet. LVe
"JIZ" and for
get your foot misery. .Mi! how coin-'
for laldo your feet, fe.1, (let a 2:, cent
box of "1 1Z" now at any druggist or
c'epartmetit .slore. Don't, "sulfer. llavo
pvvl ii'ct, glad feet, ect that never
swell, never hurl, never get. tired. A
vein's fool eeuJcit ijuai'antccd tr
iiiuiiij refunded.
mlillg. V. a
I. I ulvie
PlUtl-, A
and X.
1'. Verge...
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and
1 loll.
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and
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on I.. 1,
an, I liille g.
W. Cliliilo I,
1 i in 111
ilh
I llM.
the::'
It
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if
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rv i.I'ioiiii
left thi
,v home,
leporlci! that b'oad Sitpei i-o--
lleilty .1. Keil will nut accept ihe ol
I'., e I'or another lenity lie has done
s.iiin' excellent vvoik duiin,' ihe v ea '
and the people of this ,li.-irici appre
ciate it. They will regret his detoiioii.
;' 1 ion not to tiovpl a 11 aoj ,in! aieul
thoigl, many ho,e lh.it he '.ill re (in
sider his decision ami that the count
court v ill re-a ppoiut him to coal inn"
Ihe officers work of tho j a-t year.
( d-ei v or.
A CLEAR COinFLEXIO!!
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyts
Most Women Can Have
Cy6 Dr. Edwnrds, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician
tr. r. M. Edwards for 17 years treated
cores of women for llvi-r and bowel ml
lucnts. LMirlng llui'o .wars lis 8''v0 tu
patients a prescription ni.tclo of a few well
known vcgetnlilo liiKrcclientH mlxtcl wllli
ollvo oil, iinmlnir tliem l'r. Kilwants' Ollvo
Tablets, you will know tlicin by Ibelr ollvo
c.olor. , I1
Tlicfo tablets ttro wonder-woikers on Ut
liver Olid bowels, which causo a nonmcl
action, i-arrjliig off tho wasto and poison-.
ous matter that ones pyuiem coiirei", i
... ... ... Ilo .....I. ,1.,lt
11 Will IlllVO Ik 1'UIU l.llt., SUU. t-vii,
" l. '., . ',,, ,'. .,oni1lu.i,PK. .
,,.,.. ,,.uoocl fecllmi. all out of sorts. In-
a, nvc liowelH, you taku one of Dr. l-alvvarU's
olive Tablets nlalitly for o time nd notw
tho pleasing results, smpsk t -
TJioinaniis 01 women, an win as men,
take Dr. Uilwarils' Olive Tablets now anil
then Just 19 keep 111 tho pink of condition.
Vr, PJclvvorcIs' (Jllve Tablets, the suceeHs
ful substitute for entomel 10c end lio
per box. All di'UKKh'ts. I
Tl.o ollv 0 Tubiu Cuinpany, Columbus, O,
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