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.8' . THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1926 REMITS TO MISS : EifTREWiE WEfttHER Andrew Boyeson Will Stay in Sitverton, Continuing His Visit oiuii,Kiu, ure., July 15. (Special.) Andrew Boyeson, the uncle of L. H. Meyer, after having packed his trunk preparatory to learing for his home in North Dakota, is now unpacking and will remain for sometime longer. ; Mr. Boyeson has been yisiting at the home of his nephew for a few weeks and had planned to Return to his, home this week. Thursday he received a letter from his daughter telling him to remain longer because of the heat In the middle, western state. ' Daring his visit here Mr. and Mrs, Meyer have taken a number Of trips to show their visitor the Oregon country. Among these were trips around the Mount Hood loop and to the coast. sin Finos MUSIC NIGHT GOOD Small But Appreciative Audi ence Applauds Salem i Men s Chorus t 4 SILVERTON. Ore.. July -13.' (Special.) A particularly small audience attended the concert at tte Eugene Field auditorium Wednesday evening. The concert Was given by the Salem Men's Chorus and sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Sil vertonj Martin Doerfler was solo ist while accompanists were Claudia Lewis and Miss Ruth Bedford. Violin selections were given by Miss Marion Emmons. Those attending the concert re ported an exceptionally enjoyable evening of music. FEME PHI AT ELSIIH Five Acts of Vaudeville and Picture Combined in Ex ceptional Bill As the headline at the Elainore theater today in a feature program of vaudeville and moving pictures. Rosemary Dering, the wonder girl who has recently been selected as Red Grange's leading lady for his contemplated motion picture, is most unique in her style of danc ing, assisted by her most able partner, Noel. Rosemary herself shares honors with the leading dancers of America. Rosemary Dering and Noel McDaniels head the vaudeville act in a most de lightful and original series of dances, some of the Russian school and others of the fantastic vari- ety, all very satisfactory from an audience standpoint. i: "Oriental and Modern Fantasy" suggests a very fanciful bit of artistry. Other feature acts on the pro gram" include Fred C. Hagan and company in "The Bear Cat," by Willard Mack. It is a story of n.atrimonial life with its joys and Its worries, all done in a comedy that is a sheer delight. The three Melody Girls in a variety of harmony numbers and solos is an exceptionally good act. They wear exquisite owns and carry an effective scenic stage sett ting that lends the proper atmos I here to an altogether (pretty act. HJlan's wonder birds offer an interesting bit of entertainment, and show the wonderful possibili ties of the cockatoo when trained. Tim Marks, billed as; "The Ver satile Chap" and called "Califor nia's Favorite Son," is the equiv alent of five feature acts rolled into one. He does everything there is to do. "Don't," a whirlwind moving picture comedy, a snappy successor to "Excuse Me," will also be seen at the Elsinore, together with the Association vaudeville program. NEWS BRIEFS (Continued tttra paj 5.) charge of selling intoxicating liquor. Officers declare they purchased some wine from him. Schindler said be sold the wine as an accommodation, and was not in the business. ItuttcrfieMs Entertaii Mr. and Mrs. v. Butterfleld of Santa Barbara, Cal., ihave been visiting in Woodburn asi the guests of Mr. and, Mrs. 11 F. Butterf ield. Brother Is II Charles Weston of Amity has gone to Rome, Oregon, where hi3 brother Ed is seriously ill. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Temple ton, and Alva Templeton, who have been visiting at Woodburn, have returned to their home in Sisters. Gilliam Clan Picnic Dallas will be the scene at the Gilliam clan's reunion August 1, it has been announced by U. S. Grant, vice president. Sorgs Have (J nests Mrs. Dewey Burright and Mrs. Ella Cummings of Hoquiam, Wash., are visiting In Indepen dence as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sorg. Jumps From Truck Joe James of Dallas narrowly escaped death last weejt when his truck ran away from him on a steep hill. He saved himself by jumping. The truck was com pletely wrecked. Berry Funeral Held Edgar Berry of McMinnville, brother of Mrs. E. M. Loban of Dallas, died Sunday in Veronia. Funeral was held in McMinnville Wednesday. Woman Now in Jail Arrested under the ; name of Jane Jackson, Rose M. Kurre was lodged in the Marion county jail Thursday when she was unable to furnish bail of $500 demanded by the justice court, following her 211 N. COM. ST. 211 N. COM. ST. COOLEY & PEARSON GUARANTEED QUALITY FOODSTUFFS -GROWTH- Our rapid growth during the past two years has placed us among the few larger stores of Salem. In fact we believe we now hold the rank of second largest service store in Salem. A place won by our policy of guaranteed quality foodstuffs, absolutely standing back of our guar antee plus our own prompt and personal service. Bananas, 3 pounds ...25c Tomatoes, 2 pounds 25c Potatoes, 10 pounds .25c Apples, per box $1.49 Cooley & Pearson. Quality Look Them Over Small White Beans, 6 pounds .....49c Well Cleaned Pork & Beans, Van Camp's, 15c size, 6 for ..i. 59c Peanut butter (best quality), 2 pounds 39c Vegetable Shortening, pure, 4 pounds 89c Crystal White Soap Deal 11 C. W. Soap 1 Peet's Washing Machine Soap 6 Creme Oil Plus 7 free bars C. W. Soap All for $p9 Wessen Oil Deal , 1 Pint Oil, 1 Beater, Beter Bowl for 85c 1 Lb. Coffee, highest quality in our wrapper 22 ..50c 1 Lb. Coffee, good quality L39c No. 5 Box Crackers ...49c 3 Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2Y2 size... L43c PHONE C. O. D. ORDERS " Phone 1371 or 1372 appearance after her arrest on a charge of possession of intoxicat ing liquor. The woman asked time to plead and her case was continued. She was arrested by five Salem police officers Wednes day night. Return to Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Willet and daughter, of Seattle, Wash., have returned there after visiting in Amity as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Grabel, Mrs. Willetfs parents. Short Will J. E. Short of Mill City will leave for Klamath Falls to go in business with his father soon. On lO-Day Vacatio Mr. and Mrs. C. Calbreath of Monmouth are on a 10 days va cation in Southern Oregon. Off On Trip A. A. Holthouse and Newt Swift of Mill City have left for a two weeks' vacation. Rev. Powell Has Guests Mrs. H. F. Beal and daughter Zoe of Yakima, Wash., are visit ing in Woodburn as the guests of Rev. Katherine Powell. Mrs. Powell will be relieved as libra rian there during the visit by Miss Emily Hindman. St. Paul Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beyer and children are visiting in St. Paul. Visitor I Honored Miss Winona Beach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Beach of Woodburn, entertained there Wednesday in honor of Miss Tbelma Burd of Orange, Cal. The guests were Misses . Mildred Wright, Dorothy iCdmmack, El nora Hullander, Bernita Thomp son, Vivian Nelson', Pauline Lives lay and Pearl Zulsddrf. Son Is Named Robert A baby boy jnamed Robert Francis has been born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCullough of Silver-ton. Rev. Burgess to Speak Rev. O. A. Burgess of the Church of Sod will speak in Woodburn at the First Presby terian church Sunday. He is field representative for the Church of God. Accident Reported- A car driven by S. R. Kallak struck a motorcycle driven by Adna Stevenson i at Woodburn Wednesday. Slight : damage was done. Rail Is Furnished - Ben La Fontaine, arrested some time ago on a charge of selling liquor, was admitted to bail Thursday when j he furnished $500, the sum designated by Brazier C. Small, justice of the peace. License Is Obtained Virgil G. O'Neilj, a bookkeeper, 655 North Front ptrfcet, obtained a marriage license: here Thursday, to wed Jean Ritter De Carlow, of Rinehurst, Oregon Special Army Program Commandant T. A. Pitt, of Sac ramento, Cal.. assisted by his sons. Captains Donald and Malcolm Pitt, stationed in ; San Francisco, will conduct special services at the local Salvation Army corps Saturday and Sunday nights, com mencing at 8 o'clock. They will be heard also in an open-air serv ice at the corner of State and Lib erty, at 7:30. Commandant Pitt is a Salvation Army officer of 30 years standing, all spent in the west. Four years ago he was In command of the Army's No. 1 Corps in Portland. His son3 are both talented young men, one an accomplished pianist. The public has a cordial invitation to hear them. of $700 in the circuit court here "Thursday. The defendants de faulted the case. Haho also re ceived interest at the rate of six per cent from March 1923, and $75 attorney fees. Will Get Commissions A public commissioning of lo cal officers will take place at the local Salvation Army Saturday night. A local officer in the Army is. known as a "sergeant" and has special duties aside from those of a private or soldier in the ranks. Ensign Pitt will officiate. Hospital Bonds on Sale Ferris & Hardgrove of Portland yesterday placed on sale Salem General Hospital first mortgage 6 per cent serial gold bonds, semi annual interest payable at Ladd & Bush bank. Proceeds will be used to erect a new wing to the present hospital, three stories high of reenforced concrete, in creasing bed capacity by 34. Rye Being Treated Merton Young of Falls City is in Salvia for treatment for his eyes. Sight of one eye was lost in a sawmill accident recently. Judgment Received Abraham A. Haho, in hjs suit against J. II. Larson and Katie A. Larson, was granted a judgment Visitors Reported in Salem D. M. King of Coos county is a Salem ' visitor today. Mrs.5-Ray Fish of Aurora visit ed in Salem Wednesday. Miss Rose Green of Jefferson was a Salem visitor Wednesday. Mrs. L. Kocher of Aurora visit ed in Salem Thursday. Fred Gifford of Portland visited in Salem yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark of Seaside visited in Salem Wednes day. Charles Rohrbaugh of Albany visited in Salem Thursday on business. J. Wesley of Scio wa sa Salem visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Graham of Paisley spent Thursday night in Salem. Mrs. S. Burkhart of Albany visited in Salem Thursday. Alvina Copeland of Grande Ronde was in Salem Thursday night. F. L. Finlayson of Eugene was a Salem visitor last night. C. P. Williams and J. E. How ard are in Salem this morning. They reside in The Dalles. B. J. Coughlin of Portland vis ited in Salem Thursday. H. R. Bearly of Portland spent Thursdav nieht in Salem. R. J. Gossman, a resident Portland, was in Salem Thursday. D. R. Atkinson of Portland spent Thursday night as a visitor in Salem.. " " P. A. Taylor of Portland is in Salem this morning. " " Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gardner of Seattle, Wash., are Salem visitors today. US JON MOE HONORS VISITORS Guests Gather for Afternoon in Silverlon Before Mak ing Departure SILVERTON, Ore., July 15. (Special.) Honoring Mrs. Dan Dybsetter who. with Mr. Dybsetter and their children, is leaving in a short while for their new home in the middle west, and Mrs. Tilda Beckett who is visiting her' sister here, Mrs. John Moe. was hostess at a party Wednesdway afternoon. Guests of Mrs. Moe were Mrs. Andrew Hall. Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs. Martin Hatteberg, Mrs. Oscar Satern, Mrs. Hans Jensen, Mrs. Marie Buness, Mrs. M. C. Jacob sen, Mrs. George Henriksen. Mrs. Gilbert Underdahl. Mrs. Esther Weaver, Mrs. Arthur Dahl, Mrs. Helmer Rue, and Mrs. Clara" Balti more. Mrs. Beckett formerly made her home here and will be remem bered by many as Miss Tilda Jul- son. Her home is not at Butte, Montana, but she is spending the summer months with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Dahl. i ROUND-UP FILM 15 nnoi Norman Kerry Is Cast in ' Leading Role; Pendleton Scene ot Picture A galaxy of famous screes stars twinkles through the many inter esting scenes of "Under Western Skies." an Edward Sedgwick-Uni-yersal-Jewel production which comes to the Oregon theater to day. Norman Kerry is cast" in the leading male role, and It is a most unusual role for him. He plays the blase son of a wealthy banker. Kerry then changes to the role of a rancher, and rides with the best of the cow punchers of the great Pendleton round-up. Anne Corn wall plays the part of Ella Park hurst, the character Impersonated by Charles K. French. Parkhnrst is an eastern Oregon rancher and Ella is a fitting representative f the girlhood of that state. Ward Crane, as Otto Stern, a canker of Pendleton, Or., is the Vheavy" of the .picture and puts into it all that finesse that has won for him! the title of the screen's greatest1 villain.? Kathleen Key has been cast in the part of Mille Lewis, rho for a time is Stern's accomplice. Eddit Gribbon, mov ie fans' favorita burglar, makes the comedy along with Harry Todd. George Fawcett imper sonates the character of James Erskine wealthy New York bank er, who heads a group of bankers seeking to obtain control ' of the wheat lands. . i 3 COC' STANDARDIZED CASH STORES BUS At ouind the Comer e. JfULSt At Busicks there's a service for all two phones and free delivery right to your pantry shcZZZZIjii lik Way early in the cool hours of the morning, trucks from the finest farms, gardens and orchards are starting for Busick's store piled high with the finest ; and freshest tender sweet vegetables and fruit to be had in the west .1 For a Special Treat This week in the Meat I : . Department we have secured a nice lot of grain fed Baby Beef Order your choice cut with your groceries You will also find the finest Government In spected Meats to be had displayed in sani tary refrigerator coun ters, kept fresh by pro per refrigeration. Fresh Fruits Delicious Ripe Peaches 25c Pe'r basket Apricots Packed in baskets and 22 lb. lugs Sunkist Oranges and Lemons Cantaloupes, Casabas, j Watermelons, Gravenstein Apples, Plums", Berries Ice Cream Melons Buy a generous supply for these warm days Fresh Vegetables Salad Oil Large Solid Crisp Head Lettuce 10c Young Tender Carrots and Beets Very generous bunches 3 for 25c Nice Red Ripe Tomatoes Tender Bantam Corn Tender White Sweet Corn Cauliflower Celery Hot House Cucumbers Local Spinach Green Onions Green Stringless Beans New Peas Quart Wesson's Oil 45c Premier Salad Dressing 39c Premier Salad Dressing Small size 15c Sandwich Spreads and Lunch Goods Lunch Meats 7 cans 31c Ripe Olives 2 Large Cans Medium Size 29c J Bakery Freshly Made ' Bread Done to a turn 7. 2 Large Loaves 25c x 1 One Pound Loaves 3 for 25c Cookies k Cakes j Pastry Pies Doughnuts Whole Wheat Bread Rye and French Loaves Sandwich Loaves : ; . . .u. 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