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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WKDXESDAY, FEB. 21, 1917 SEVEN Willamette Valley News Illustrated Lecture at Bethel Literary; Bethel News (Capital Journal Social Service.) IS. tin l'eb. 81. The chief at traction at Literary last Friday night was a stercoptiean illustrated lecture on 'Industrial Club Work" given by Mr. L. P. Harrington assisted by Superintendent V. M. Smith. Mr. Har rington has been interested in the In dustrial club movement for several year- and at present is one of the two field workers in the State of Oregon, lie gave an outline of the aims and purposes of the industrial clubs which is to awake in the boys ami gills an interest in the industrial life about them and to keep more of them OB the farms. This object is attained by encouraging the boys and girls to raise or to make something they may call their own. This fosters pride of own ership and confers the satisfaction of a chosen task well done. It is said that members of the elubs arc more pro ficient in their school work as a re sult ot having thtir interest and atten tion aroused by their industrial work. Many raised berg, a 1ml given, self and died a day or two later. Miss Anna Peedow, lately from No hraska, but now working in Salem, took Sunday dinger at the home of her sis ter, Mis. John Main. Mrs. (Jeorge Hail, was also a Sunday visitor at the John Hain home. Withiu about a week fi. I.. Johnston will have finished clearing another six acres of stump land. He has very little stump land left. The Bethel baseball nine had a busi neas meeting at the school house last night. Mrs. I). M. Evans called on Mrs. J. D. Clark Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Marble Crabtree, of Staytun, is visiting at the homo of her parents, Mr and Mrs. K. K. Matten. i.ctdtiy night. Harry Humphreys of Victor Po'm was a visitor on Thursday with his cousin, Perry Darby. Sigford Peterson who has been il. with pneumonia is much improved. 1'erry Darby made a BMMVM rip t. Aumsville Saturday. miss Ij. ivanu and J. J. Staigors wer Salem visitors Saturday. Mrs. A. Wolf and children and Perry Darbys were visitors at '. 1'eterson. Sundav. is soon to be the or as J. Lee of Staytoi vicinity with his gnso HHIEH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING! We R command Hood's SaraapaHlla and Paptiron Pilla. sient Saturdnv in Stay Jefferson Way Notes (Capital Jou.iial Special Service) There will be a basket supper at the Pringle school house Friday night. Kugeue Halley is out on his farm egain where he intends to stay lor the summer. L. G. liiilgin was in this section last Wednesday. Wood eattH ' der ot the da; 'will be in thii line saw. t Bud Fresher I ton. Alvv Hums and Mrs. V. Miller and j daughter visited over Sunday at the home of Mrs. Miller's parents near Sil I verton. Staytou News Items (Oaj)itnl Journal Special Service.) Stayton, Ore., Feb. 20 Attorney S. ! EL Heltzel was in Salem on Saturday I on legal business. Attorney Charles K. I.enon, who lec tured in the M. church BUnomy nignt the pictures were of stock of things mail.1 by dull nioni- The members of one club built in which industrial fairs are Two canning clubs were shown togther with exttiults or nn-ir prouucis. Mr. Harrington announced that one of the banks ill Salem will lend 1,000 this year to club members in the Salem district. This money will be used to buy pigs ami feed for those who wish to enter the pig raising contest. Other banks in different parts of the slate are doing the same thing for their localities. The chilis arc multiplying in numbers and are getting the results expected of them even though the club. members in .some cases do not receive the co-operation (.I' their parents, Mr. am! Mrs. P. k Walla ,,f Salem, were present. Mr. Wells is assistant superintendent of i public instruction. The house was much j to small to comfortably accommodate j the people present and all expressed! themselves as pleased with the lecture. The following program was given: Hong', by Ida Zak and Vera Roth. Recitation, by Harriet Wolfe. Recitation, by Klin D. Wolfe. .Sou"', by Carroll and Luclle Robinson. Recitation, "The Way His Mother Made Mince l'ies." I iy Christine Buhn- seii. . . i Recitation," Wflen Father Was n l.it-j tie Boy." by ( hosier Sumtiiorg. Music, by the orchestra. Heading, bv Harlan Hoffman. Pape, "New Moon," by Editor Har lan Hoffman. The next mooting will be March. see ruid and there will be adebate on the .,,..ui;,,n ivlii'tlii'i' tlii' stale should issue I(;7.000.(i00 of bond for road pjoses. The Bethel Industrial club had ti val entine party at the school house a week I ago last Friday night. The evening was most pleasantly spent with games. One was a game of ''fiud the candy.": A nimntitv of candv hearts were hidden inn! won the mize. which was a oox 01 candv. Another game was target pruc- Tom Wain motored out to his farm i rft Monday morning for Portland, his yesterday. home. Hp is a former Salem man. A Mrs. Kance Nilea made a trip to town1 lnive audience erected the visitor here. Next Sunday night another Portland at- Wednesdav. Bob Crum has moved" out north of Sa lt in where he will work for Mr. Kurtz. A party of young folks gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dixon Saturday night and spent the time in playing "500" and oilier entertain ment. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chandler made a trip to Salem today. Mrs. Beamish from Tacoma, Wash., is visiting in this neighborhood. Rev. K. J, Bulgiu is expected here on a visit soon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher of Sa lem motored oat to the party Satur day night. Frank Ferguson recently purchased sixteen arces of land from A. T. Wain which he will set to loganberries. I'.ugene uraDennorst motored out ttusi way Sunday. Miss Laura Duerner and Miss LIU Marcey started teaching at Sunnyside Monday; they are students of the nor mal school at Monmouth and will prac tice teaching this week. It ia found that many people who (eel the need of a Rood tonic, an im mediate uplift, of pure blood and strength get wonderful help, perfect satisfaction. In a course of Hood's Sarsaparilla and PepUron Pilla. Hood'a Sarsaparilla is especially recommended for conditions that are radically or characteristically scrof ulous or dependent on impure blood. Peptlron Pills are recommended for conditions that are radically or chart acteristlcally anemic and nervous. All the ingredients in thia combina tion work together in harmony, and are absolutely harmless. No opiates, no heart -depressants, no habit-forming drugs. Why not begin taking these two medicines one before meals, the other after as soon as you can get them. Aumsville Society Is Delightfully Entertained (Capital Journal special Service) Aumsville, Feb. 20. Mrs. Kthel Mc Donald delightfully entertained the members of the i'riscilla club and a few invited guests at the home of Mrs. O. E. Darby on Saturday evening. The rooms were profusely decorated with hearts and cupids and the games were in keeping with the spirit of St. Val entine. A luncheon of sandwiches and coffee, ice cream and wafers wen. serv ed at a lnte hour. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson entertain ed at a valentine party Friday evening, at their home. About twenty boys and girls of the younger set were tho guests. Music and games were the diversions Of the evening after which a luncheon of sandwiches, individual heart shaped cakes and punch was served. The entertainment and cafeteria lunch recently given by the parent teachers association netted the neat sum of $20. An excellent program was given and the luii. li served in the low- CHrBOPRACmC BPINOLQOIBT B. O. L. si (ITT -Graduate of Cairo free tic's Fountain Head, Davenport, . If yea have tried everything and get no relief, try Chiropractic spinal adjustments and get well. Of fioe 406-7-8 U. 8. National Bans building. Phone Main 87. Residence Mala 82S-R. j 11 i UNDERTAKERS Ads arefik maw Ourwant Tra aiiraiHiW want ad is wonderful pamaArct ofabslOfoursJ want adis wonderful Try one ifvou nave lost sometbiiA VKBB & CLOUQH ( X). C. B. Webb, A. M. Clough morticians and funeral " directors. Latest modern method; i ELECTRIC BATH8 Massage, Ameri- known to the profession employed can and Swedish, drngless methods 499 Court St. Main 180. Main 0SR8 of treatment, Eva Murphy druglces physician, 384 state St Boom 11. Office hours. 10 a. m, to 9 p m tf BIGDON B1CHARDSON CO. Funeral directors and undertakers, 252 Sent High street. Day and night phone 183 8C A V ANGER FOR BALE FOB SALE A bargain, 40 acres, 20 acres in cultivation, 6 room house, good barn, out buildings, fruit; four miles from good town in Douglas county. Square Deal Realty Co., 202 U. 8. Bank bldg. SALEM BCAVKNG BR Charles Sees, proprietor. Garbage and refuse of alt Kinds removed on monthly contract at reasonable rates. Yard and cess pools cleaned. Offiae phone Mair 2247. Residence. Main 2272. MISCELLANEOUS Pratum Items (Capital Journal Special Service) PratUtn, Or., Feb. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Powell spent the week end with relatives at Pratum. . .Miss Tillio and Dan Steffen visited with home folks over Sunday. They re turned to Salem on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Steffen and fnmi lly visited with Mr. and Mis. Fred i Kampf last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rice and son Edward i motored to Salem last Sunday. Robert Wenger, Jr., was a Salem vis itor over Saturday and Sunday. .Mrs. Paget of the Liberty school is entertaining two students of the Mon mouth normal this week. Mr. Patnronis and family have re- , i . . i , . .i i i . j , .i i, .... f o 1 in lien io luruHHii. Margaret Lowrey found the most hearts t,,,,,.,,,!, nPW seclion fore- man, has moved here with his family. , n v A . .(Mlioiiy tilt Diweiii I i.Mium luin tice with a baseball. A number m neans Kftr, pool Walter Beutler, shaped targets were suspended on a Lewia Pooler, Mr, Carnu and Mr. wire. The targets were of various sues, gip the large ones having small numbers ' Migi Austin and Miss Hufford, stu- ind the small ones having large mim- , Monouth normal, are suendiiie torney will be heard in the same place, L, D. Mahone. The Christian church last week work ed hard to briug their attendance at Sunday school up and on Sunday with the aid of nutos and good hustling had i! is reported, nearly 170 at their meeting- , Mrs. J. Hamman returned on Sunday from Salem, where she had spent a few dnvs. Roy Ferguson, of Salem, formerly of this city, underwent an operation on ni-i leg lust" week in the Capital City and ac cording to reports is getting alosg nicclv. Miss Stout of Mehama passed thorugb er rooms of the school building, here Saturday on her way home from u The Sublimity Dramatic club gave Salem visit. another of their home talent plays in The stnge company had two machines! the opera house Tuesday of' last week, in Salem on Saturday owing to good I entitled "The Cheerful Liar. " The club traffic conditions. I has gained a reputation for clean, Mrs: A. Cain, who has been indisposed I bright plavs and tiro large crowd which for the pnst 10 dnvs, is now out again. I greeted it were not disappointed as this Mrs. E. B. Luckhart ami daimhter. one was well up to the standard. Pauline, are in Salem for a few days. FLORA A. BREWSTER, M. D. Neu rologist, nervous and chronic diseas es a specialty. 35 vrs. experience with MONEY TO LOAN ON Good Real Estate Security TH08. K. FORD ! Over Ladd A Bush bank, Salem, Oregon INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE CH AS. B. HODOKJN Senoxsl ance, Surety Bonds, real estate sad rentals. Unbbard bldg. Phone 38fl. tf ELECTRIC SUPPLY Co., 220 N. Mbarty Phone 263. A esav plete lint ot We trie Supplies and flztvea. STOVE REPAJEMKO STOVES REBUILT AND KJffPAXRSD 50 years experience. Dt pot National and American feaee Sizes 26 to 5S in. high. Paints, oil and varnish, etc. loganberry and hop hooka Salem Fence and Stove Works, 364 Court street. Phone 124. OSTEOPATH MONEY TO LOAN drugs, surgery and I druglces methods. ; M(mey Rt Lowest Rates, en vTwi approved tiecurity. Homer n. mnita, uov. I fr ijt ,.l t,i n- ''Kl ITl.AMi M'llSKBY High and Ferry Sts. Fidl line nursery stock. Italian prune a specialty. Nursery lo cated one mile east of penitentiary. Address R. ti, Salem, Ore. Phone 100 F21. He ii TJPtw tyytiav inn witt up read in the Journal in all live yif DR8. B, H. WHITE and B. W. WAL TON Osteopathic physicians aad nerve specialists. Graduate of Amer ican school of Osteopathy, KirksviRe, Mo. Post graduate and speetaliaei ia nerve diseases at Los Angeles ooifege. Treat aeute and chronic diseases. Consultation free. Lady attendant. Office 505-506 U. 8. National Baak building. Phone 859. Residence, 340 North Capital street. Phone 489. WATER COMPANY SALEM WATER COMPANY Office corner Commercial and Trade streets. Bills payable monthly in advanse. $&LMeU6t Autj'i'yf.fw.a j aA t4 - yyvy rut. ou Why the JoornaJ Is popular It prints the world's news to- ; daywhile it 's news. , K l(! JjS SC l) 3C ?(C 3 (C S(C j6 5C Jj6 5ft f! Uisa Resale Stewart snent Sundav I severe tractiire ot with her parents near Meliainn. above the knee, was moved to the home iitnrnv T Tf AleAfahnn. of Htalem.rO f Mrs. M. Marin Sundav where Dr. will spend a few days in Stayton in the near future. Mr. and Mis. R. HentleY, o'f l.inn Notice of Improvement of Washington Street Notice is hereby given that the com mon council deems it expedient so to do, and hereby declares its purpose and tlaus Fuson, who recently suffered a intention to improve that portion of county, were in Stayton Suuuay nignt. There will be a fine atterlance at the high school patriotic program on Washington 's birthday. WOMEN! READ THIS! Lift off any corn or callus with fingers and it won't hurt a bit. bers. Elmer Roth made the highest ser.re and received the prize, which wa a tine valentine. A lunch was served and the party broke up about 10 o'clock Three new members have recently nod the club, making a total of 22. The follow ins; attended the dance at Macleay last Saturday night: Roy Marchand,' John, Henry and Walter .Ham; the Misses Rose, Christine and Minnie Battalion, Chris and Mike Bat talion, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Creech, Mr. and Mrs. 0. O. Swales, Mr. and Mis. ('. F. Johnston. Albert and Walter Vanderbeck. Virgil Sondborg, Miss Alta Mat ten, -Miss Lucy Nichols, (leorge Mar ten and Cass and Lucy Nichols. Mr. John Hain has sold over 500 bush els of potatoes and most of tliem al $1.75 a bushel. He has one more load of choice potatoes that he hopes to sell today for $2 a bushel. He also has the week at the Pratum school. They are boardina with Mrs. Kampf. A program will be given at the Pra tum school Friday evening next at 7:45 p. in. The pupils of Hie Pratum and of the Liberty schools all enjoyed a valentine box on Wednesday last. A few friends' very pleasantly sur prised Mrs. Emi! I.iesy on Thursday last, it being Mrs, Leisy's birthday. All present had an en.joable time. Mr. Liesy, who has spent the winter in California on account of his health, expects to arrive home next Friday ev ening. Cloverdale Items (Capital Journal special Service) Cloverilale, Feb. 20. On Tuesday last Hadlev, while driving home from about 75 bushels of small Dotatoes that r will be sold in Pratum for seed at $1 a Turner was thrown from the buggy and bushel. ' the horse running for some distance be- W. R. Baker is working for the Lewis- ; fore betes cauBUt again, o damage burg Mutual Telephone company. All j was done. Herman l'ects lost a line young lien or last week. JesSt Harrington and Orme Harring ton nv.ii wife returned to their home in Alberta, Canada, last Tuesday. They have been visiting here for the past few Your high heels have put corns on your toes ami calluses on the bottom of vour feet, but why care now I This tiny bottle holds ana visit at Tang almost magic nam. -v ius in Cincinnati discover ed this ether compound and named it freezone. Small bottles of freezone like here suown can be had at any drug store for a few cents Don't limp or twist your face in agony and spoil your beauty but get a little bottle of freezone and apply a few drops on vuiiv tender, aching corn 1. T i 11 .1 ar callus. insianuy in" soreness disappears and shortly you will find the corn or callus so shriveled and loose that you can lift il off with the fingers. Just think! You get ri.l of a hard corn, soft corn or a corn between the toes, as well as hardened calluses with out suffering one particle. You feel no pain or irritation while applying freez one or at'terwards. it is magic! Bursell, bv means of the X-ray found it to be in a condition to put in a cast, which means. Cais will be laid up for i some time. Eil F.berhardt has sold his ranch near , town to the Steincamp brothers, consid eration $51)00. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Eastburn ' Monday Fob. I2,n nine pound girl. I B. N. Speed, who has been in Hanks jfor the past tour months, has returned I and taken up Ms old position in I Speer 's store. j Claire Brock and Hubert Crane left for Eastern Oregon, Monday of last I week where they have obtained posi ! lions. Miss West of Salem was a week end guest of Miss Kthel .McDonald. ! A. W. Schrunk has purchased a new j Ford automobile. M. H. Sneer returned Saturday from nt aim .lunction city. Marion News A SALEM WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE or roe phones on the 4.: line imvo been equipped with condeifiprs. The phones are being adjusted ami the line will he completely overhauled; nil o'f which wiH make a ureal improvement in-the serv ice. Mr. Kimc'iter had the misfortune to lose hi lest )kmsi- lant week. It got cut with lail wire and died of blood prison a few dnys later. (!u,v Johnston lost a eolt last week. Il got down in the -barn and injured it DON'T FUSS WITH MUST ARDPL ASTE RS ! Musterole Works Easier, Quicker and Without the Blister There's no sense in mixing a mess of mustard, flour and water when you can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of pure oil of mus tard and other helpful ingredients, com bined in the form of a pleasant white ointment. It takes the place of out-of-date mustard plasters, and will not blister. Musterole usually gives prompt relief from sore throat, rironchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often .prevents pneumonia). William Haker was a Salem visitor last Wednesday. Mr. Peetz and family were shopping in Salem Saturday. Ray Karris, who has been in the hos Ipitei for the past ten days, was brought 'home. Saturday. Mr. Farris expects to be as well ami strong as ever in a short 'time. ,.e loaf iun..L- an the doctors took 1 ! Carl Wood was taken to the hospital L thp ,10S,ital Sunday. The operation in Snlein Friday night where he was Mon(nv .,rVCli successful and a speedy operated on Saturday. The last reports ; re(,ov isj nop(,(( for. are that he is very weak but is doing i Wagner is in the hospital in ni'-ely. .. Portland under medical care. The Kebekah lodge in Turner held, MrR j A Tayior 0f Scolts Mills in la Xo 1 meeting Saturday Feb. 17. pere UisiM her 'daughter, Mrs. L. C. Rus ;was a goon kwmstoi "V" " ,, sell and family nieiuriers were inuinieu, iuu-r whu-h (('apitnl Journal Special Service) Marion, Feb. 21. Nearly twenty per sons took the morning train to Salem last Saturdnv. Several of the number were going to attend the Friends qnur torlv meeting at that place. Mrs. Jas. Wilson and sou Leonard, went to Turner last Friday to visit lies mother. Mrs. Rusbco of that place. Henry Fennell was a business visitor in Dallas last Saturday. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Lew Peter son, a son; mother and child doing nicelv. Mrs. Peterson 's mother, Mrs. Brown of Tennessee arrive, I here last Friday und is caring for and visiting with her daughters here. Mrs. X'. Terhune's condition showed ...orkcl ininrovement trio last two .lays of last week, so tne a Can you doubt the evidence of this Salem woman? . You can verify this Salem endorse ment. Re.id tiiis: Mrs. B. R. Scruggs, 7,80 S- Thirteenth Wheat St., Salem,, says: "I know from per-1 Oats, new sonal experience that Doan's Kidney i Bran ... HUs are a medicine of merit and I J Shorts, per toll don t hesitate to recommend them to Hav, eiovi anyone I hear complaining of back- Hay, cheat ache or kidney trouble. I had a dull i Hay, vetch pain through my -idneys. Other symp toms of kidney disorder convinced me that my kidneys were the cause of j Butterfat backiehe. I took two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and they stopped that misery in my back and put my kid neys in good condition," Price 50c it all dealers. Don't simp ly ask for a kiunqy remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Scruggs had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. the right leg, just Washington street between till; east line of Fir street and the west lino of Lib erty street, at the expense of the abut ting and adjacent property by bringing said portion of Washington street to the established grade, constructing ce ment concrete curbs and paving said portion of Washington street with a Portland Cement Crushed Rock Con crete Pavement six inches thick, in ac-l cordance with plans, specifications and I estimates for the improvement, of saidi portion of Washington street adopted' by the common council on tho ith day! of .Tune, 1910, which are now on file I in the office of the city recorder, which for greater certainty and a more detailed description are hereby refer- THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Classified Business Telephone Directory A Quick, handy reference for busy people EVERYTHING ELEOTBJ.OAL Salem Elestrls Ce., Maaonia Temple, 127 North High PLUMBING, UTEAM FITTING AND TINNING T. W. Burr, 104 South Commercial street TRANSFER AND DRAYAGE Salem Trass ti Dray Co., sorner State ana front street Mats red to and made a part hereof. The common council hereby declares Flour, hard wheat its purpose and intention to make the flour, valley above described improvement by and through" the street improvement depart ment of the city of Salem. By order of the common council. KARL RACK, City Recorder. Date of first publication of this no tice, February 26, lflir. mar2 $2.1(Xffl$2.40 $1.900$2.00 TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS PORTLAND MARKET 21. mornings notations at JO1, to 11 :i-4c. All cattle arc strong. California vege table prices are also on the raise. It is feared that more cold weather will make all California fruit prices prohibitive. Grains $1.20$L25 45c $28.50 $32 K)a 12 $wmi $12 Portland, Of.. Feb. Wheat, club $1.34 Red Russian 1.o2 Itluestem $1.60 Forty fold 13.56 Oatsj No. 1 white feed $:jh2."i Barley, feed $39.50 llogs best live $12.40Ca 1 2.(10 Prime steers $fo9.60 Fancy cows $78 Calves $8fnil0 Spring lambs $12.7u(S)13 Butter, city creamery 3f)c F.ggs, selected local ex. B232,j0 Hens Iglc Broilers 1820c (ieese $l2(u43e TRY JOURNAL WANT .ADS Veal, ac Veal, ai TUP MARKETS . mmmmmm mmmwm apt ! mws Hay, timothy $16 Butter 39o Creamery butter, per pound 41c Country butter 2832e Eggs and Poultry Kggs, trade 30c Eggs, cash 28c Ileus, pound lofgjlfie Boosters, old, per pound 9c Turkeys, live 1921c Turkeys, dressed 22fe)24c Ducks, live l&16c Geese, live 12c Pork, Veal and Mutton Pork, on foot 10iSU :,-e ordiiiy :ordinj to quality 1o quality The following prices for fruits and vegetables are those asked by the wholesaler of the retailer, and not what is paid to the producer. All other prices are those paid the producer. Corrections are made daily. . 10(3)18 V! 10&13i: 6(aJ8c ... ugnw. 45e 6o LODGE DIRECTORY MODHKN WOODMHN OF AMHRl&i Ore goo Cedar Camp. No. 624(k meets everr Thursday evening at 8 iWlock m Me- Dorby-Laiky bldg., corner Genii and High streets. J. F. Day, V. ft, J. A. Wright, Clerk. 8AI.HM LODOIO Nt. A. F. ft A. M. Stated comniunteatlons Qrss.. Wxt&kj la each month at 7 :30 p. m. la theSfSsonls Temple. Cbas. McCsrter, W. If. ; S. , Sulvnr, secretSry. 'JNIT1DD ARTISANS capital ASSMnblr, No. 84, meets every Thursday at 8 p. m. in I. O. O. F. hall. C. O. Mattock, M. A. 0. A Vibbcrt secretary, Oowm Brug store, 338 State street. .1. 1 Unit ...I,. ,r were invitee io me iniu:i "nn . liaht refreshments were srved. ".Mrs. lilaco and Mrs. (jraybill were i Salem Friday to attend the funeral o Nlrs. .fohu McKiuney's mother. Rock Point News Pork continues to climb, with this For Thin, Nervous MEN AND WOMEN Ho.-k weather it enabl h end way al Journal Spe.ial Service ) Point, Feb. 20. The foggy ws rather disagreeable but h the farmers to make great with plowing anil see.nuK. and so little fall oats bnsi- The persistent freezing r;iinf:ill has dnmuKi'd tl somewhat. I Limn Il'.iiiis and wife made a iiess triii to Salem Wednesday, j St. Valentine made his appearance in 'our vicinity Wednesday in the usual fashion. Perrv Darbv and fsm 1'leasant evening wit !r tmA Mis. I!ov Russell have mov ed to Tugene for a few months stay as Mr. Russell had a position there. .. r-. i .1 .U nHAi nnry llie irienus i iiui. n ... , , tinue their revival effort again March' nothing equatt Or Compares WHO a to 15th. They have secured Bcv. C- fo properties in Vf liUill 01 l M'-iiuu jw.i.-, i...... " j list of national repuianon nnu under years experience Clod, and expect , as the leader a great time. pc wise advertise your want! rw 'c.TZZ: inihoUAnrrrtV HnnAsDAil nervous, u iC uciicnu Jvv RJ,Jta;,ilLnj:. will receive from Scot t -j rt- ! tovmtf , tesas f ' 1 SCOTTS EMULSION Hull Kwcs Lambs He Wethers 08e Figs and Dates ! Figs, 36 12-oz 2.60 Bluck figs 10c i White figs lie Oolden dates 19 1 Dromedary dates $3,75 Vegetables ; Cabbage String garlic 710c I Potatoes, per 100 pounds ....$2.75oi 11.00 Parsnips, carrots and beets $1.25 :Orcen onions 40e Artichokes $1.10 Lettuce, California, crate 1,20 Onions Otoil'ic Celery $1.10f: 1.25 Taina'le husks, lb 10e Cauliflower $11.00 Brussel WEEKLY REPORT OF UNION STOCK YARDS North Portland, Feb. 20. Yester day's cattle trade had an excellent tone. There was but a light supply with a very good demand, Practically all the const packers were in the market as well as a very good butcher demand. The market was active and sellers dis posed of everything in short order. Beef Steern Beef steers that sold from 0.00 to lust week sold from $0.23 to t.60 yesterday. There was an excellent sup ply of good killing steers on the mar ket from central Oregon points, demand was keen and buyers had to step live ly to get In on the moderate supply. Several louds of prime hay steers sliip nad bv (loo. Russell brnuiiht $.0 with several others at. $9.50. The bulk of tho best loads of beeves sold from $9.2.r to iM.40. Several loads of good 000 to 950 pound feeding steers lirought J&.S50 anil ftM.-'iO. Cows Cows were a scarce article yesterday all offerines beino m small hunches All irood cows easily brought $8.00 whilf. medium kinds brought from to $7. SO, Ordinarily daily cows brought from $0.00 to $0.75 with common stuff at $5.00 to $0.00. Nil The bull supply was fairly good but did not near fill the demand and pric- nr.l her nimii ol 2.i cents to ) i ii prouts 12e Fruits Apples 5cff$l Oranges, navels $2.5001 2.75 Lemons, per box $3.50fq)4.00 Bananas, pound 5e It make$ other food do good. It gSS4XlK! "" fUajS nharnens the aDoetite: stimulates Pineapple 8c U- A:.M.1af;An an1 Kplnft over. Honey $3.30 lite luiuuwi t-.s r"- ' i ri .,, in f 1 m E i . tva come catarriuu irouDies. n ywic0coanuts $1.15 no taction l.offge Vtt, , andBT evenlna at S m the McCornack ball oornsr Courr ana LlDertj A. O. 0. W. Meets dvc.rr Momtny evenlnaat 8 McFaddeu. recorder; A. I RroWB, financier ; R. B. Dunoan, traSsurer, SAI.I2M HUMAN H SOCIBTB D. D. ee!r, president; Mrs. Lou 't'lllsoo, neeretarw. All cases of cruelty or neglect ot flarsM anloiuls should be reooctsd U tfee secretary for InvestlaatMn. DB MOI.AY eOMMANDMBl. Noj B.vK. Kegnlar conclave fourth Friday in eaeH month at 8 o'clock p. m., In Jfitsonle Temple. Sojeurnlnf Sir Knrgfit are courteously Invited to meet "Wtk oa, I,nt h. Pearce, B. C, Frank Turuer, recorder. dODHON COiJNCIl,, Ns. 1. R. ff. M Vtulcd assembly first Monday in eaeM month, Masonic Templs. N. P. Kssmos en, Thrice Illustrious Master; Una C Nlles, recorder. SAI.HM COUNCIL Nt). 202!--Knlhts tn Ladles ol Security Meets every and aa 4th Wednesday each month at Eton Hall. Visiting members are Inylled ts attend. B. II. Waltsn, financier, 480 14th Street. es too cents, with ! li.75. n ii i ii lo line luill rirougnt, 91 mv of sales from $5.75 to PACIFIC LODGE No. 80, A. T. t i. K Stated communications third .Frldai In each month at 7 :30 p. m. In the Masonic Temple. W. H. TJancy, W. M, J Ornest H. Cboute, secretary. WOODMHN OP TH WORLD Meet erers Friday night at 8 o'oloek m. Derby bldg.,' Court and High Sts. A. J. Swcinink, C. C; L. S. Geer, cleric, 507 Court street. Phone 003. Swine pne erratic. Then but buyers w high asking u ore Hogs s yesterday was a very good ?re not willing to prices of sellers nther AArarj, are rundown, anaemic or Retail Prices Kggs, '',,'! .... Sugar, cane ... Sugar, bi-el Is-ff i Creamery butte .. 35c $440 $.25 leinanu, pay the Early sales were the highest of the iluy. hour loads of prime hogs brought $12.00 while the late trade was only on a 10 to 15 COOtS higher basis. The bulk of the good light hogs selling from $12.25 to $12.35, pigs sold from $11.00 to $1 1.25. Sheep The moderate supply of sheep here Monday was quickly cleaned up at steady to 25 cents higher prices. There was a continued good sale to all coast packers. Several loads of good east of the mountain lambs sold at $12.75 with a bunch al $13.00. Valley lambs sold from $11.00 to $12.50. A string of prime shorn yearlings crossed the scales at $0.75 with a load of gooil mutton ewes briinrinir $0.25. R. N. A." Oregon Grape Camp" No. id0, meet every Thursday evemng in Dorby and Lafky building, Wourt and High streets; Mrs. Bylvia Sehaupp .1971 Market, oraele; Mrs. Melissa Persons, recorder, 1290 North Commercal. Phone 1436M. L M. HUM GARB OP Yick So Tong CHINESE MEDICINE TEA COMPANY Has medicine which will ears Any known Disease Open Sundays from 10:00 ft, m. until 8:00 p. ra. 103 South High Street. Sal era, Oregon. Psoas KM
