The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 12, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextfY I" TUB OREGON STATESMAN. KATUtUAY. JINK 12, 120. Boy Scouts of Astoria . Praised by Earl Race ' Elected aa one of the six delegates from Orejfon who will attend the U. A. R. convention at Atlantic City, was the Ijonor accorded to Dr, D. F. Lane of Salem by the G. A. II. convention, which was held at Astor ia the first part of the week, accord ing to word brought back from As toria yesterday by Earl Race. The people of Astoria did all In their power to give the visitor the time of their lives. Mr. Rare said, and although gasoline was selling at a premium the citizens furnished the visitors with automobiles at all times. The Astoria Boy Scouts were very bM TlieRiver&End ' ''Ml V James Oliver Curwood u - VjWV.f A-romance Cod Country active in assisting the convention committees, especially in retting ac commodations for the old soldiers. Mr. Kace declared that no oonr would a dHfpate reach town than a coupL of Scout would g t out anu scout a room for him. Astoria Is a coming seaport of great magnitude. Mr. Race thinks. Simple Home Remedy for Wrinkled Faces TPS COMING TO YE LIBERTY Thousands of the fslr rx ar fixnd inr liirtunr in Iranlic -(fr ! re move the iKnn ( premalure Mice from their fare Surh Hointti uilliiiKly " almost any amount -f nore r.ir worlhUna wrinkle rnnovera. l hith there are many. If they only knew it. the mt ef fective r'enwtiy imaKinahle i a aintple. hartnleM lotion whu-h can he mad up at home in lers than a minute. They have only to tcet an ounce of pure pow dered saxoltie and half a pin. of vltch hazel at the drug tre and mix the two. Apply thia da.ly for a while aa a refrenhinK face h. The effect l almoot iuaual. Kv.n after the firat treatment a marked improvement la noticed and the face h a aniug. firm feeling that ia moat pleaains 1 Summer Vacation Tickets are now on sale TO Newport (Oregon's old fwvoritp resort) vm Yaquina Bay Large Natatorium Ample Hotel accommodations and camping facilities Tillamook County Beaches Located 100 miles due west of Portland le , tuefii Neah-kah-nio Mountain and Netarts Hay. ! These beaches include Carihaldi Heach resorts, Neah-kah-nie,. Manzauita and Hay Ocean. Crater Lake (Open July 1st) One of the natural wonders of the world. A Lake in the heart of an extinct volcano. Other Attractive Outing Places Detroit (Breitenbush Jot Springs, Mt,; Jefferson " Country) McCredie Hot Cprings Josephine County Caves (Oregon's JIarble Halls) "Shasta Mountain Resorts Columbia River Beaches. Mt. Bainier National Park Yellowstone National Park Glacier National Park "Oregon Outdoors" . New Summer booklet contains general information , on the different Oregon Resorts; Summer Excur sion fares, Hotel and Camp atcs. ' . ' Inquire of local agent for further particulars. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent e ' Mrs. Rosena Wenger Dies at Her High Street Home Mr'. Rosina Venpr. tvlfe of Ja cob Wenfter. died at 2:2 p. m. yes terday at the family home, lfiai South High Ft reel. She was 79 years TODAY old and was a natlr of SwItiertanJ. h llvel in Green county. Wiscon sin, during her childhood, she wa married t Jacob Weuaer In 1 I ! and ha a tt--i.l-nl of S.ilnu o.er 2 O year. Mr. NVv-umr Uavt-a ttenidea ber husband the fallowing children: Robert Wenrer of Portland. Henry Venp?er of Salem. Mia. loule Am ler of Salem. Mr. Annie Knxlebart of Salem and Mrs. Kin in a Winter mantle of North Yakima. She al-w Waws 24 grandchildren. No funeral arrangements hav been made yet. Doable Funeral Services ct Webb & Cloagh Chapel "Inble funeral services were held yexterday morning at 10 oc!x-k fur William Henry YooJorih. who waj accidentally killed at the Oregon & Haor company mill Wednesday, and for nla niece. Iiertha MildreU Simons, daughter of Mr. and Mr. iV. E. Simons, who died Tuesday. A very large numter of friends and .American legion members leathered at the '-b & dough chapel to pay their last respects to the late com rade and friend. Rev. Mr. Catsky ot the Kimball college conducted the i;etYice and was awtnled by the Am erican legion. Th rlffcinn crew with whiih h worked at the paper mill a(td a pallbearer. The two bodies were laid side by aide in graves in City View cemetery. BLANCHE SWEET In j "A WOMAN OF PLEASURE" A Dandy Thrilling Picture Staged Among the Zulus of South Africa YE LIBERTY. Girls Back in School After Six Days Liberty After being at liberty for six days, with all the authorities in the coun ty tearching for them. FAr'te Thomp son. Marie Johnson and Lillian Ma- AD New Show SUNUAY HIPPODROME . VAUDEVILLE " "HONEYMOON INN" MUSICAL COMEDY ROSEBUD BEAUTY CHORUS BLIGH THEATRE rle Kotb. three of the girls who escaped from the Slat School for Feeble Minded Saturday night. ere tuubd by the city niarnail of Jefler mn Tl.urii..y tiltbt and rtturned to the inntitution. Tli (irls were In (he company of Ueorge 7k. a brother of William Z-k. who married Certrudellanron. the fourth member of the parly that -caid Monuay. Zook Is at liberiv on his own recognition but will ap pear tefore the justice court ui tim today to answer to the charge of agisting escaped fugitives froti Justice, a the aitihorlllea believe thai he had M-creied Ibe airls in the hills near Jefferson and that he a boen upl)ing them lth food. Congressman McArthar Here From Pclk Farm j Congressman Clifton N. McArthar. j repreentatiTe from the third Ore-' gon district, came in to Salem lat j night from hU fin slock farm near , Ierry station In Polk county, which Is a part of the big ranch owned by j his grandfather. Senator Nemith. j Mr. McArthur. who U known to his college chums and other Inil-1 mates as Pal". has hosts "of: friends la Falem. who were especial ly glad to see him on this visit and j to congratulate him on his triumph- I asg renomination to succeed himself. , He returns to his home In Port land today. . Agreement Is Reached on Proposed Bird Refage Through an agreement that haj been reached between the pron ents of the Roosevelt bird refuge to Malheur lake and the Irrigation In tereita. passage of the Initiative measure to make Malheur lake m bird refuge is bIievd to be assured ' !. complete amended petition was filed with the secretary of state yes terday y V. ft. Ilaker of Portland, vice president of the i-SfuMiation. and today will be sent to Attorney Gen eral Rrown for baK-H ti'l. . Uefore the agreeivcnt was reached by the contending Interests the first petition bad been riled with the sec retary of Atate. Recently at a con ference In Portland It vn found that a alight change in tbe wording would protect the IrrlgationUts. as well aa give tbe bird refine propor ents what they desired. An amended petition was then prepared and tie orlganal withdrawn. . . : srr. -H- i nn linn. 1 MMM.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,BjSSSlSSMBBSSSSMsSBaSSSSSSSSSSSSSBWSSSSSSSSs SALEM 0 ALBANY Retailers at Wholesale Prices V JtomtmUt Wo Stand BthinJ It. "The Quality Coffee of America!" There b no better coffee than M J3. Coffee regard- . lesa of priceWHY? 5-lb. tin per lb.52c 3 -lb. tin per lb. 53c Single Pound Tin 55 C ' Wo Recommend That You Buy the 5-lb. Size zt You Save More Money" ' 1 Kcllogg's Corn Flakes ..J. ..27c 2 Shredded Wheat.. :.. 31c 2 Packages Jell O' L 31c 2 Jiffy Jell . ..: 29c Ghlradelli's Chocolate, 1 pound .42c r '"v;,; ' . . ) i Hershey Cocpa, M: pounds. ..23c r'" -; " ; Seeded Raisins, Sun Maid... 20c 1-,. 2 Poondi. Prunes.... 25c Tapioca, pound 12c Rice, IYj pounds, for.. .... 4 '.J.L. $1.00 Fancy White Re-Cleaned Navy Beans 8c ;Larg;e Citrus Powder .....29c Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans........ 19c -6 Boxes Searchlight Matches....... 37c . $1.50 Royal Purple Broom .. .... .....$1.27 Other Brooms. ....... ....;.. ..1$1.10, 90c, 85c, ?5c Market Baskets....:....... .;... 15c Nut Margarine, pound....;. 34c Peanut Butter, 5 pounds 97c 2 Cans Tomatoes " 25c 2 Cans Fancy Corn - 35c 5 pounds Marshmallow Syrup 79c 10 pounds Marshmallow Syrup $1.55 5 pounds Amber Karo Syrup 60c 10 pounds Amber Karo Syrup I $1.13 5 pounds Crystal White Syrxp ..-. 63c 10 pounds Crystal White Kajol... $1.20 Diamond vJ.-.-.-.-.C $2.75 Pacific Hardwheatilotii( $2.93 Olympic Flour $3.40 Crown Flour $3.45 10 pounds Cream Rolled Oats 69c Cream of Wheat : 30c 5 Pure Lard 1. $1.19 : No. 10 Pure Lard $2.35 4 pounds Cottolene $1.05 Kellogg's Krumbled Bran..J.... 18c 3 pounds Fancy Bulk Coffee.. $1.00 Fresh crisp Graham Crackers,rpound 22c Soda Crackers, pound 20c 3 Pounds Crisco ." 97c 6 Pounds Crisco $1.93 10 Pounds Sugar $2.55 1C0 Pounds Sugar 25.50 16 Royal White Soap...; 99c 10 Ivory Soap 87c 10 Palm Olive Soap. 90c 10 Imnerial Proxide Soap 83c 10 Fairy Soap 78c DRAFT KV.IHKR IIIXTKII. DEX190N. Tex.. Jnae 11. Warn ing to be on tbe lookout for Croer Clereland rergdoll. millionaire draft erader trtm Philadelphia, was flUh ed to officers all over North Tetn today br federal offlciaU here, fol lowing receipt of Information that a man answering Ilergdoll'a descrip tion passed Denlson last night. PERSONAL MENTION William Bell left Salem Tharadajr night for Montreal to sail from there for London. Kngland. where be will be for two or three months on busi ness. J. U. Pefrre. manager of tbe Ho tel Marion, was a Portland visitor Tterday. J. A. Churchill, state superinten dent of seaools. was in Astoria last nicht to addresa the graduating class of tbe Astoria high school. Warren J. Hunt was a pasiger to Portland eterday to tlslt Mrs Hunt, who Is convalescing there. (3EORGE C. WILL Repair all Make of Sewing Machines Supplies, Keedlaa. and Olla. Phona 119 433 Ktaie Street. KaJeea. Orerov mU r m -- I J rairt anlj.Jlirse T t'jtfin it lift Hatch Mag Greater Engine Value OVER 250.0 o farmers LougKt the "7T engine. TTwy krvTW it is power ful, JepepcLLle and practically fcxJ-proff truly a et erv rjine.j But ncrw Wo announct tK. on acUiticn wKich couLi possiUy improve tKo "Z per. fonn&nc Bosch hih tension, oscillating nugneta f ignition. ) So let us show cu in detail tkis greater engine value. 5 Our service to $ou is rvmarkaU complete end we ere assisted by a nearby4 BoscK Service Station. 5Prices-lHH.P. $75.00 3 R P. $125.00 6H.P.$2ocsoo. AUF.O.a Factory. Lot L Pearce & Son 23C N. CommercUl SU STRAWBERRIES The ttrawberry season will be cn la fall rwizg aboct tbt first of next vrctlc and we wo old ad rise baylrf yczr cxa nirg; berries at that time. Owin to the daily flnctaat&g caukct c wcnld &ik that 70a call cj on the phore eir!y ia the week when we can qnote yon prices for inaediau d lirtry. .For Sttnrday we will hare rulkrnoa'i Oretocj at 20 per box. Gold Dollar Berries, lie riorida Grape Frail, 20c each California Grape Fruit, 10c and 3 for wc . Naval Oraegtf (Sweet Joky Fruit) tie dosea Pineapples, (5c each Bananas (Ripned Jnst'Bibt) 15c pound Cocoanutt, 20c and 25c each VEGETABLES A large supply of local vegetables for Saturday. Spinach, Greens, Large Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Cauliflower, As paragus, Green Peas. New Potatoes, Rhubarb, Green Onions, Radishes, Turnips, Eeeta, Bunch Carrots CAKES AND PASTRY A full line of those delicious home-made cakes: .Prune, An gel, Cocoanut, Chocolate, Nut, Sunshine, Jelly Roll, Cap Cakes, Doughnuts, Parker House Rolls, Oatmeal, Sugar and Raisin Cookies DELICATESSEN Everything here for your picnic lunches. Sweet pickles, dills, Saratoga Chips, chipped beef, boiled ham, sliced tongue, corned beef loaf, minced ham, baked real loaf, rum mer sausage, Picmento and Chili cheese, cream brick, Wis consin bwus, new Ycrx cnedaar, atoquelort, TUlamocic cheese. Boned chicken, chicken & la King, Teal loaf, Vienna Sausage, Lobster, crab, chop suey Roth Grocery Co. Phone your orders early Phones 18&5-G-7 Quality and Service Quality and SerrU MEAT STEDSLOFF BROS. MARKET Court and Liberty Streets Phone 1S28 U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GOOD QUALITY FRESH BEEF Boiling Pieces, pound. .14c and 18c Pot RoaiU, pound 20c Sirloin Steak, pound : 25c Choice Steer Brisket, pound. 18c CHOICE BONED STEER CORNED BEEF, SPECIAL, Per Pound 22c SPRING CHICKENS AND YOUNG HENS HOG HEADS, half or wbole, pound. .. 12c FRESH SIDE PORK, pound 30c PURE PORK SAUSAGE, Fresh Ground, Ik 30c PORK BACK BONES, pound 8c PORK NECK BONES, pound .. .. 12c FANCY SPARE RIBS, pound 22c Open Kettle Rendered Absolutely Pure Lard, in 1 pound Net Weight Sanitary Cartons Jfl- ANo. 1 Rendered Edible Tallow 15c In about 2-pound cakes, for all kinds frying ALL KINDS FRESH, CURED AND SMOKED MEATS. PURE LARD. SAUSAOFS. ETC. " STEUSLOFF BROS. MARKET SALEM, OREGON ! m - THE STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS. BRING GREAT RESULTS