Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 6

-THXTRSD A OCTOfBETRac bell and L. W. Plumber, delivered i IDLDIER'S WIFE prunes to the Oregon Growers' as- 7 Ill PRE UKliLY eie ffllll SCHOOL IS HO i war ners orsein IS HER E1TUSI ed home Mrs. Turin and the baby were sick. An gala returned as soldier to America, without wife and baby.

Hating so raany nationalities mixed up in the. deal, German authorities would not permit Mrs. Turin and baby to Jeare that country until there diplomatic correspondence extending orer a year and the unwinding of many yards of red tape, in which the American Red Cross did most of the untangling. Mrs" Angelo Turin Finally Overcomes Officialdom And Finds Husband 98 Better Development Than Usual is Noted by Orch-ardists This Year W. L.

Kuser Institution Head from Eldora, Looks Over Oregon Site been, retained, to lead the girts chorus this year. The high school dramatic club has 'been reorganized with Donald Hutton as its president. The faculty director is Mervin Hiscox. who has special training along this line at the University of California. Airs.

"Street has been engaged by the high school student body to conduct assembly singing once a week. Last year the school board paid half of the expense of engaging Mrs. Street but this year the student body voted to stand the entire expense. An additional teacher was employed last week for the primary grades. Marjorie Riches of Silverton accepted the position.

Due to the. congestion in the primary grades it has been found necessary to conduct the work oi the first grade in half day sessions. The school board is searching for some building that could be used until the new school building is completed Dot so far none has been found. Angelo, who can -speak but lit-1 tie English, is now a real Ameri-. can citizen and he had a wife and cent 20-30.

An additional 35 per cent of these lots was in the 3C-; 35 class making 85 per cent of their entire deliveries 35s or larger. rf Light loads on the trees, a very fAvorable ripening season and good care ot the trees are responsible for the large prunes. Some other lots that have been graded have run more than 40 per cent 20-30s and the work of grading is only well started. It is probable that more' of these extra large prunes will; be found and some of them may pass the high records already set. The prunes are 'of unusually fine quality and contain an 'abundance of sugar.

Packing has started and shipments will be rushed as fast as possible in order to fill orders for prunes that nave been sold since prices on the new crop ere opened late in August. baby who are now real Americans. He was granted citizenship shortly after being discharged from the army. Seldom is it true that Italian prunes art large enough to gratU as 20-30s but the usual combination of conditions during tho season which has just closed has caused many of these large prunes to develop. Ordinarily there are so few that they cannot be considered on a commercial basis.

This year it is different Individual lots of prunes, representing the output of a single growers orchard, are in in some cases running half 20-30s and in many cases there is a substantial What? Is it posuble? Yes-Bright here for the balance1 of this week if they last tht long A special lot of Waiaer's Cbr-i sets, aD new, dean every corset carries he regnlar i Warner guarantee. Special 98c i 1 I i 1 i The wife of Angelo Turin has safe and sound in Mt Angel. Ordinarily, the announcement of an arriral in Mt. Angel would by with but little notice. 'But in this instance the arrival of Mr.

Turin and her baby closes ft chapter In which the war department, consular serrice, American Red Cross and several diplomatic agents took part in getting Mrs. Angelo to her husband, bo ii a laborer in Mt. Angel. It was Angelo Tnrln, citizen of Italy early in April, 1917, declared his Intention of becoming an American citiben and then enlisted in the American army. He was with.

the army of occupation at Coblenz and there fell At the invitation of Governor Oleott, W. L. Kuser superintendent of the Iowa state training school for boys, accompanied by Mrs. Kuser, has arrived in- Salem to ofier the state board of control expert advice relative to the oper-i'laa of the new boys training school which is to be constructed in Salem and also to scan the site of tho new institution. i (When Secretary of State Sam A.

Kozer, Superintendent R. E. Lee Steiner of the state hospital and Architect C. Knighton were on a tour of inspection of boys' bchools la few months ago they highly impressed with tho wrk of Mr. and Mrs.

Kuser and commended it highly upon their return, This caused the- governor to? Invite, them to visit Oregon. Mr. Kuser has been in boys' training school work for 22 years, first as teacher and cottage manager for two years with theeenn rd If he will, a man can live 'to Cut This Out It la Worth Monej Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley 2835 Sheffield Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for cou.gh3, colds and croup-, Follej Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid- pcy and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, bilUous-ness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.

Adv. nlease his God. But It is huraanbr im passible to please all the re WORKEHS BUDGET proportion of this slie. Two growers r.ear Pallas. C.

C. Camp- formers. MEET AT LUNCH Geoige Rtemaurice in lore with a German girl. After all sorts of official papers wer signed and countersigned, tkey Jtead The Classified Ads, fwere married. And 1 Richard Barthelmess; T.

Bi Kay Tells of Necessity of Supporting Christian Association Our prices, always trie lowest GMJEm Commercral and Court Streets ger for two yars with the Nebraska school. From there he "A i 04 A Big Treat for Salem VMo vie Fans Starting One of the really tig pictures of the year. Sunday at the Grand Theatre BMMIfDAY At the dinner given Tuesday noon at the Y. M. C.

A. attended by those who will take an active part in ra sing the annual budget, subscriptions amounting to $1290 were pledged. This included several individual pledges of $250 each. went to Eldora, as principal of) the educational department and cottage! manager and after four years became assistant superintendent, which he held for two years and then became superintendent, a post he has held for four years. Mr.

Kuser is a graduate of the Lincoln; normal school and the law department of the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Kuser has had a wide experience in institutional worlf. She was graduated from Wellesley college land for ten years was superintendent of the Massachusetts state industrial school for girls at Lancaster, This position she held up to two years ago. PEOPLE'S CASH STORE T.

B. Kay spoke at tho noon meeting yesterday, bringing out the fact that it is the duty of every public spirited citizen to aid Mr. and Mrs. Carter DeHaven In the Laughing Hit of All Times Buster Keaton Comedy tho Y. M.

C. A. and to back up the institution in every way. cased on actual facts and statistics Bargains All Every 1 price) at a lower Ttittfs Quality First You take no chances in buying at this store to the great good being accom plished in the city. Instead of forming the old time 1- A special bargain price Matinee and Evening.

working team and captain, the 50 Silverton High School or more business and profession 1 Arranges Football Games al men who appreciate tha work of the Y. M. C. A. will each select i v.f a working partner and put in time this week callinr on those whom it is felt should do a share in sup fen porting the Y.

M. C. A. 1 SILVERTON, 10. (Special to The Statesman) Under the instruction J.

Silverton high school is outlining an interesting number football games to be played this fall. The first on the schedule I came off Friday, Iwhen he budget this year calls for $9,766. This is In excess ot last year, due to the fact that boys In Children 5c i the schools from the fourtii to the ninth grade will be given ser the Silverton. team met -and de vice memberships in the Y. M.

C. A. and not be obliged to pay as formerly. -i Remember and we guarantee all shows to be the best Nothing Cheap' 'Cut The Admission feated 'the Sclo team on the. local Silver Falls field with a score of 46 to 6.

f- I The Silverton high school is al IMPORTANT Those taking part in raising the budget will meet each noon for luncheon at the Y. M. C. A. so to have an orchestra this year.

The orchestra has already! been TODAY ONLY and work will be continued until organized and met. for its first the full amount necessary is nractice. It contains 15 Dleces EVERY THURSDAY- IS BARGAIN DAY I pledged. and will be fused for 'high school 1 1 assembly- -and- entertainments. Harry Komig, one ot the new It's Grand Old Remedy You can't keep atrong and well sjmm SURPRISE SAVINGS Wmte Spray, 1 sack $1.99 Blue Ribbon, 1 1.60 9 lbs.

Japanese .50 10 lbs. White .50 4 cans No. 24 Standard Tomatoes- .50 5 cans Hebei .50 high school instructors, is orches without sleep. Whether your rest tra leader. The students participating receive credit toward grad is broken by a painful hacking 1 1 1,1 in hi 1'TTiriiin i -n i iT, ml 1 'iMiiPiTvi' cough or Just an annoying tickl uation.i Mr.

Romig is also leader ing in the throat, the system be of the boys chorus; while! Mrs. Subwool' Plaid Blankets Size 64x76, an $3.50 value while stock lasts special at, pair $2.49 Boys' School Shoes Nifty looking Shoes, yet of strong wearing qualities. Assorted sizes. Sale price $1.98 Double Cotton Blankets Size 45x72, in an assortment of Blankets, $3.00 value, special at 85c comes weakened and run down. Street, who had charge of the Mrs.

K. M. Drake, Childs, high school! chorus last year has writes: After an attack of the 'flu' I was left with a severe Demonstrating Crystal White Soap 19 Bars and, 2 packages Sea Foam. $1,00 cough. Nothing relieved me till I used Foley's Honey and Tar, which I can highly recommend.

It covers irritated membranes with a healing and soothing coating, loosens phlegm and clears air pasages. Sold everywhere. Adv. 3 lbs Shredded .50 Lemon, Extract. Raisins in bulk .29 .15 The Store Saves Ytrti i -u That Money More Water Applications 1 wo txtra ISlanket Specials A7 V' YV Filed With Department Eleven new anrilicationg for Girls' Shoes and Oxfords Size.

64x76, sub-wool An i All Blanket, extra large sizes ocftner Mni in permits to usfe water from Oreg- wzraVS to Wonderful Blanket in pretty plaids, gon streams are on file with the state engineering department. umj iui a lew uays Sale price they are: Our Sfore for $2149 By George W. Frey, of Lake special $7.95 Creek, covering the appropriation $3.98 of seepage and wa-He watter for Woitien irrigation of a 10-acre tract in Jackson county. To the Clear Lake Water Users MAIL US YOUR ORDERS If you cant come in person to do yonr shopping, mail us jrour order. Our mail order department is equipped to take care of your order the same day as received.

All orders guaranteed, satistory. or money 'refunded. Samples sent on request. All orders must be accompanied by check or postoffice money order. AH charges prepaid by parcel post.

It is easys for you to shop by mail as our map order department gives your order most careful attention. JJFi'l, association, cover Men's Wool process Union Suits Regular $2.50 values, special for this sale At savings that will great- ing the approp-uitton cf water from the west fork of Clear creek and Clear Creek reservoir for irrigation and supplemental supply lor 478 acres In Uaker county. The estimated cost of instruc ly idd to the family budget $1.49 ting tje dam an I reservoir under permit is To M. y. StocTweU.

of Canjron WOMEN'S HOSE 1flercliaijse' DRESS GOODS Good quality wool mixed City, 'o-rering the nop." V-riailon Shop Where the Crowds Buy Brown heather wool mix OUTING FLANNEL A dandy quality of outing Flannel. 27 inches wide, at per yard ed hose, of superior quality, of vat from ulch. Cnld creek, oth.r small streams I school plaids, 42 Inches in ail sizes, at per pair i wide, at per yard for irr'ratlon of 4 3 acres in Giant romtty. 98! By V. A.

Reim ui of Waldo, 12V2c $1.25 Stirp cfv-ring the, nsi. vt waror from Slough fi: of rises fhstimmt "of a 20 acres in Joso. lne c. uuty. CHILDREN'S HOSE Children's high grade fine By-J.

T. Nickerson, of Speaker, Josephine couny, covering tho PERCALES Good strone nercales in ribbed hose, in black only; appropriation of water from Se- WOMEN'S HOSE Women line motton "hose with hem top. in black only; all sizes, at per pair all sizes, price per pair cesh gulch, and Seeeati Gulch res fancy and plain stripes; also ervoir, to be used for placer min ing purposes. The cost of con 19! plaids and pretty floral.de- signs, 36 Inches wide; price struction ot the roscrvoir and dis per yard tribntion system amounts to ap 15! proximately S20C0 We have received from one of the largest Eastern concerns, our yearly quota of sampleswhich will be sold at a most siartlingtreduciidn, in our Basement ptore. Articles of great worth and value can be bought 15' By A.

C. ilon, of Yoncalla, WOMEN'S UNION SUITS covering the appropriation of wa ter from a small spring tributary to Elk. crek for use in spraying Women's medium weight Union Suits, in Dutch neck, I GINGHAMS at this Sale at WOMEN'S HOSE Burson full fashioned hose garter top, out siae; in white, cordovan and black; all sizes; at per pair. and drying fruit, in Douglas coun ty. It would be useless to Attempt to itemize such quantities of By the Cedar Creek water com Apron ginghams i in medium and dark checks, at per short sleeves and ankle length also low neck, sleeveless and ankle length pany, of Rex, Yamhill county.

All prices guaranteed as long as'Btock lasts. I yard i- covering the appropriation of wa ter from unnamed spring for 95' 50! municipal purposes, at a cost of 12M 2C 12500. By Mrs. Ida Kibler, ot Ironside, Malheur county, covering the ap propriation of water from Cot tonwood creek for irrigation of FURNITURE i 1 1 1 1 niAAl. 30 acres.

By Larsen Forcln, of Noti. Hosiery Underwear Children's Dresses Ladies' House Dresses Men's and Children's Sweaters Bungalow Aprons 1, Ladies' Fancy. Underskirts, Silk and Muslin Wool Knitted Capes White and Knitted Flannel Underskirts Lj "Men's Sox i Work and Dress Suspenders Belts and Garters Handkerchiefs, all kinds neiucmuer. we imve iugc oi-un. Furniture: All sroes at closing ou covering the use of water from Elk creek fdr use in log pond and READY-TO-WEAR New goods arriving daily.

Suits, coats, dresses, skirts, petticoats, sweaters, gloves and corsets. When you buy here you can feel sure that what you buy is absolutely new style. Our goods are all new and fresh. Main Floor in flaming lumber, in Lane coun ty. prices Furnish your I home now at little cost.

Our prices are right. (Second Floor) By J. M. Eads of Watson, covering the appropriation of water from Owyhee river for irriga tion of 30 acres in Malheur coun ty. at a cost of $2,000.

11 maJ To William H. Cripe, of Har per, covering tho appropriation of water 'from Cottonwood creek lor Irrigation of 25 acres in Malheur Worth Gray 177 Ncrlh Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon county. ThRelaraleahd Wholesale Prices 'Classified Ads." In Tho Statesman Bring Results;.