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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1931)
TKe OHEGON STATESMAN. Balest, Oregon, Thursday -Momfa-v Atrrfl D, -1S.11- PAGE NINi: fTHIOES RAID MifOUTH J. S. Laudens Loses $30 In Cash; Other Homes Ransacked MONMOUTH, April ft Thieres entered the home of. J. 8. Lan der, president of the Oregon Normal school, sometime Mon day night. Cash, amounting: to $20 was taken from purses belonging tOvMr. and Mrs. Landers. Mf. Landers had cashed & check that afternoon prepara tory to leaving the next morning for the meeting of. the Inland Em pire teachers association meeting at Spokane, The Landers family who were asleep upstairs were not disturbed. Entry was made by way of the kitchen door and the lower floor was ransacked bat only the money was taken. Three other houses were en tered the same evening. That -of E. C. Cole In the block next the Landers home, 'that of Fred O'Rourke and Mrs. Martin Gron wald were all ransacked. Mrs. WATER PLAYS PRANKS Grand Island Becomes Near Lake m Flood LAND DAMAGE SLIGHT GRAND ISLAND, April 8 The residents of the Island com munity vert among the ' many people who experienced the thrills and worries or ine recent high water. From the time the water first started rising Tues day morning there was Indeed no tfm. vsatiwl nn til It reached the climax Thursday noon. By Tues day night people had moved their tnrV and Imnlements off the low lands ana jhy Wednesday after noon the J roads were nooaea enough to prevent traffic on and off the Island. - Wednesday found erery one preparing to he ready for water whfoh ml rht cover most of the higher la ad as well as the low lands. Mrs. Will TJmbanhour. succeed ed in saving a flock of over zoo .ft Gronewald -was awakened by the disturbance and when sne saw a strange man she called "What are tou dilnr here?" and he dis appeared. Nothing was taken. .. ; Your : ; Hcaltli You wouldn't ask your grocer what to do for kidney trouble. If the ail ment were serious you would naturally consult your ! doctor. Then why go to oth;r stores for your Drug and Toiletry needs when you can obtain them from a professional drug gist and take advantage of his experi ence and education. OUR EVERY-DAY LOW PRICES $1.00 derine 89c I $1.20 S.M.A. 98c 50c 39c $i.ffi3u9 50C Hind's 39C gCj Kruschen Jjg $1.00 1, 69c $1.00 Kranks . " " : $1.00 & 79c 60c 'iff IT 39c $1.00 69c $i,0g 89c Cr Ponds MJ Luxuria UsJl Creams tit twg Cold A Phillips IOC Cream OUC CfA Milk - O A n Lydia Pinkham's auc.ijac $i.5onow$i.i9 Ipana or Pepsodent 50c S 33c $1.00 2S.79c Remember these prices erery day The Market Drug Store "In The Blarket C. L. WELLMAN Tel. 6188 baby chicks by moving them from the brooder noose into me noose that afternoon. , I 1 .-:.; Dale Fowler, market rardner, with two helpers worked con- stantlr an Wednesday sight mov ing plants from the hot beds, car ta gr for anppUes in his cannery as well as placing bis stock in sate Quarters. Since the land In that section lies ' considerably v lower than most of It be bad e great deal more moylng to be done than most of the farmers. -Telephone lines Down i Telephone lines were discon nected Thursday doe to the wat er submerging the wires and drift collecting and the mall ser vice was impossible until Monday when the water had receded suf ficiently to permit the return, of traffic and the repairing of the telephone wires. . k : ' Several early garden stood under a great many feet of water for a few days- with logs and oth er debris floating oyer. Some of the gardens receired Terr little damage while others were quite seriously washed. 'V'J. M.i" Erery farmer; who possessed a boat availed himself of the op portunity to more - logs, stumps and other debris off the fields while the water was high as this method . Is considerable quicker than by the use of horses. The school duties were resum ed again Monday morning after having been closed since .Wed nesday noon. There were only a few resi dences where the water reached the homes and had it not been for one farmer who had the mis fortune of loosing an innumer able number of eheep and , goats the water did the island people a great deal more good than harm in drowning out the hosts of field mice, gophers and moles which had collected and multiplied since the last high water which came four years ago last February. LIITHEillHT STARTS FRIDAY Marion - County Pastors Taking Active Part In ' Convention 8IL.VERT0N. April S Rer. I. M. Jensen of Immannel church here la president of the Oregon circuit of Lutheran churches of America and will act as chairman at the convention to be held at Portland thl week-end. Trinity Lutheran church will he host to the contention. Rer. Albert J. Towe. a former Silvertoa boy. Is pastor or tne Fortune, chorea. The convention open Friday aft ernoon and will continue out orer Sunday Tenia. Rer. Mr. Jensen la the princi pal speaker and will talk on Rev elations, chapter S, rerse 14 to 21 Rer. XL Rogen or Monitor la another speaker and Rer. H, I Foss, pastor of Trinity ehurehat Silvertoa. has been asked to speak Sunday night. Delegates from Immanmeli church at 8Uverton have not! been selected. Ole Satern and A. L. Toft were chosen delegates ! from Trinity church here. PUT ELS STUDY OREOOIT LIBERTY. April t. The seventh grade of 'the Liberty school aTe preparing a very In teresting Oregon project. A large relief map has been made by some of the pupils and is now be ing painted. Other pupils are at work on a political map of the state. Notebooks are being kept by the pupils containing all the information obtainable about Ore gon. The pupils and their teach er enjoy this work rery much and are willing to show their work to all who are interested. Musicians who play off tune. such as the band in "Real Folks.' take three times as long for re hearsals. Sj?es2all Pflatlo D)20oi? For Limited Time Only You are getting eighteen years .of practical knowledge and study. I have been practicing in Salem for two years but now am located in my own office in the Bligh Build ing at State and High streets. For limited time only my 0icointho DliQhDiiildisia DOUBLE SUCTION PLATE Made of aluminum dust with gold pin teeth. Regular $20.00 plate for. PAINLESS EXTRACTION GUARANTEED OF TEETH Crown as low as $5.00 Bridges as low as $5.00 Fillings low as $1.00 The finest dentistry at reasonable prices aS work guaranteed Remember you are getting a guarantee of satisfaction . . . at these prices. None need to ae gises then teeth. Ho matter bow you manipulate your Jaws this piste wCl re main "firmly in position. Come and let me prove to yon that Z can make you s plate thai you win be pleased with and' recommend me to your CONSULTATION WHEN YOU THINK OF TEETH THINK OF. BO. J. S. &JASKI Phone 3569; 124 New Bligh Bldg State and High (4 OF Kentucky Coverlets" Special Sale price $2.98 Authentic reproduction of those fine old handmade quilts of our great-grandmother's time, in a colorful, interesting display. 66 KEDS 99 Gentane Us S; Brand The play shoes for Boys and Girls, now on display in win dows, at reasonable prices to suit every "Pocket book giro the Kiddies comfort of their feet in these new Keds lined with Cork-insoles, to keep their feet cool. Today - Tomorrow, and Saturday Ladies9 Hand bags ....... 98c Close outs of better purses and special buy all for this low price. Ladies' Flannel Skirts $4.48 Skirts and Berets to match of finest Botany Flannels, Tweeds and Silk and Wool Crepes, all colors, bought at rea sonable prices and given to yon at money saving offer of $4.48. Children's Wash Dresses . . . . 98c 80x80 Percales, Man chester Prints, Rumson fabrics, vat Dyed, guar anteed fast to sun, washing and perspira tion; with panty to match at only 98c. Baby' Creepers 59c in Plain Colors and Fan cy Prints, Lawns, Ba tistes, Nainsooks, fast colors and neatly made. "Dull Mode" -Hose ....... 98c Ladies' new dull finish Hose. Threads twisted 36 times to the right, 4 other threads twisted 72 times to the left, giv ing a new twist run re sisting, sheerest fabric, long wear, cradle foot and French slipper heel, pure silk, full fashioned, at 98c a pair - Pure Silk Printed . Chiffons. 51.48 yd- 39 in. Colored Printed Chiffon, neat patterns, pastel shades, for grad uation dresses, silks which sold for a great deal more, low priced at $1.48 a yd. I Ladies' Wash Blouses . . $1.98 Batistes, Lawns, Swiss, Hand embroidered, hand tailored, a very special purchase of better Blouses. Boys' Suits After Easter Sale Coat, Vest, 2 pair of Trousers. Choice 2 Long Trousers. 1 long 1 short or 2 Golf Knickers, grouped in 3 lots for your convenience. AH Suits which Sold up to $8.73 . Mm All Suits which sold up to 10.48 $8.48 AH Suits which sold up to $13,48 . at --. $10.48 - WATCH OUR SHOE WINDOWS f . - for the "Style Review" of all the latest things in Ladles' Footwear, which fa worn at the Riviera, in Florida annnssSBSBSSSi ssessssi ssnBnni snsnBi snsnssssnni m- 2j. .. A f II i1.1f ana in soumern lamomia ! n pi,mi tA ' WW - MWMW ' Our new Phone Noter 8805 Vf Art ft-oci to Stale That We Are Not a Chan Store 1L) AU Villi U ,VU1 VI JLi M ILi IM MU Number is SIDE 8805 H7 m Salem, Oregon 220 N. Liberty TOILETRIES REMEDIES 184 N. Commercial St. TOBACCOS CIGARETTES Oregon Owned -o- Oregon Operated , -o- In Oregon Only Our increased telling f ndHtica help to mako greater savings for you on all kinds of toiletries remedies and tobaccos, not only on these exceptionally low week-end prices, hut also every day m the week. We invite you to come in and get acquainted with this wonderful store. No obligation to buy ----just shop our store and our windows and note the quality of the merchndiso and tfie savings on every item. 1 1 5nnoi?Gtit;Go Cartons of 200 for GIVEN AWAT FREE One 1 Bo Peep . Powder Puff (PASTEIi SHADES) . with 'any purchase of Face Powder Thursday Friday and Saturday. 5 Natural Cabinets or Coupon" Individually cellophane wrapped regular 5c cigars Regular S2J0 box of 50 s For $1.59 Prince Albert Velvet r Raleigh 10 oa. time 1 Qt. Mineral Oil 69c 1 Qt Cod liver Oil 89e 1 Pt Milk Magnesia 29c 1 Pt Rubbing Alcohol 29c 1 Pt. Peroxide 25c 1 Qt. Water Glass 23e 10 Lbs. Bathing Epsom Salts 39e 1 Pt Italian Olive Oil 49c 1 Pt Witch Hazel 25c 1 Pt Bay Rum 29c 1 PtTanlac89e 1 Lb. Pure Psyllium Seed 79 1 Lb. Boric Add 29c 6 os. Pure Castor Oil 19c H lb. Cut Agar 59c .100. Bland's Pills 25c 100 Cascara 5 gr. 29c 100 Hinkle Pius 19c 25c Mercurochrome 19e 6 ox. Glycerine Rose Water 19c 4 ox. Glycerine 19c 4 ox. Spirits Camphor 23c 8 ox. Aromatic Cascara 39e 100 Aspirin Tablets 49c 1 pt Squlbb's OU 79c 1 pt Squibb's Cod Liver Oil 89c 12 ox. Squibb's Milk Magnesia 43c Squibb's Tooth Paste and Shaving Cream, 3 for $1 New Gillette Razor and 5 BLADES all for Two 23c Tubes West's Tooth Paste, One 50c West's Tooth Brush Si Value for $i PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC 69c 50c Yeast Foam Tablets 36c 12 Reducolds $1.49 75 Doans Pills 49c 25c Anacln 19c 25c Feenamint 19c 35c Ex Lax Figs 27c 25c Miles Pills 19 $1 Marmola Tablets 79c 50c Natures Remedy 33c $1 Miles Remedies 69c 85c Calotabs 27c $125 Bayers Aspirin Tablets 93c 80c Bromo Quinine 19c Sale of Bath and Toilet Soaps 10c Colgate Big' Bath Soap 8 for 19e 25c Castolay Baby Soap 8 for 25c 15c Jergens Violet Glycerine Soap 2" for. 15c 25c Packers Tar Soap 19c 25c Gashmcre Bouquet Soap 15c 10c Lux Toilet Soap 3 for 19c 10c Life Buoy Soap 3 for 19e 10c Ivory Soap 3 for 19c 25c Henri Rocheau Soap 2 for 25c 35c Tussaine Soap 2 for 35c 35c Yardley's Lavender Soap 3 for 87c 35c Roger and Gallet Soap 26c 10c Coco Almond Soap 4 for 19c 10c Palm Olive Soap 3 for 19c 10c Camay Soap 3 for 19c 5c Guest Ivory Soap 6 for 23c 25c Cuticura Soap 19c 1 lb. Nassour Castile Soar 29c 3 lb. bar Nassour Castile Soap 89c 25c Conti Castile Soap 19c 25c April Shower Floral Soap 19c $1 Coty Soaps 89c $1 Coty Savonettes (4s) 89c 15c Jergens Bath Tablets 2 for 15c 25c Listerine Soap 17c 25c Woodbury's Soap 3 for 49c 50c Soap Novelties 33c Large Bars Conti Castile $1.69 10c Lava Soap 3 for 21c 50c Apex Moth Cakes 8 for $1.00 35c Odorono 25c 60c Mum Deodorant 49c 25c Bridge Luncheon Sets Includes 16 Paper Napkins 4 Table Cloths 3 Sets 23c 25c Canada Dry Ginger Ale 16c 25c Clicquot Clnb Ginger Ale 2 for 35c 25c Rainier Lime Rickey 2 for 35c $1 Hind's Honey Almond Cream Frostilla or Jergens Jxtion 69c . t. Ambrosia Deal $1.00 Skin Tightener $1.00 Ambrosia Cream $1.00 Ambrosia Cleanser ; All tor $1.43 $1 Paquin Hand Cream 59c 50c Woodbury's .Creams 29c 65c Ponds Creams 39c 60c Pompeian Creams 39 $1.50 Harriet Hubbard Ayers Creams $129 50c Milkweed Creams 39c 60c Hoppers Creams 49c 25c Colgate Talc 15c CA Ipana Kolynos OQ DUC Pebeco lodent ai7C or Pepsodent 75c Balm Bengay 49e 60c Mentholatum 39c 75c Vapo Rub 49c 50c Arzen 39c $1 Vapex 79e . , $1 Listerine 65c j $1 Zonite 69c ' $120 Sal Hepatlca 98c 60c Bromo1 Seltzer 49c 85c Jad Salts 59c $1.50 Petrolagar 98c $120 Scotts Emulsion 79c 50c Phillips , Milk Magnesia $1 Psylla Seed 69c $1 Lacto Dextrin 69 60c Thompson's Chocolate Malted Milk 39c $6 Nue Ovo $4.98 $L25 Pierce's Remedies 98c $125 S.S.S. Remedy 98c 50c Mennen's Shaving Cream 83c 85o Gem Blades 26c 1000 Sheet Toilet Tissue 4 for 23c 50c Aqua Velva 39c $1 Hot Water Bottles 49c $1 Fountain Syringes' 49c $1 Danderine Lucky Tiger or Wild Root Tonic 69c 33c . 45cPck.g. - FBEDMEYEBS 1 Gantd Thrift Klfia'S FIFEE .'AlLAiaE3 apeS - 4S Sf- 18c LL 35c H,5ES HIGH WATER STOPS SCHOOL BUSSES tn.viXTL liAKE. Anrll 2 Quite a number ot children were absent from the Clear Lake school part of last week due to the high wa ter In South Prairie. CTAter MTRTed th LaFolIet and riAai- Tjv hrldsrea so that eereral families were marooned ud the school bus was unable to ratner up a number of hlsh school stn denta. Sereral of, the students came out when the water began rising and stayed wun zrienas un til the water went aown. Tit Jtrniiii. T&ka Brook and Parker hop yards were all core red with water and a large part ot the Chaptn bulb farm was coTer-A- T.1tt1 dimin was done to the flower since the larger part of the early blooms were garner ed ana It is tnougnt tnat tne iu lips win not be hurt.. Ill GRANGERS PROGRAM jvirinpTtcnv. Anrll S Men members of Morning Star Grange were featured on the - program during the lecturer's hour at the grange . nail . Saturday erening. Readings glrea by ceraia -xruax. n urnAnii. ana ueimer uaria- son were rery much enjoyed and annlanded. Refreshment were nrnd at th rlamm at the meet- In e. At the next meeting the women will aerre refreshments. Panl Smith. - farmer ? Urine on the Green's bridge road, who un Atvr wm a caaior eneratloA-at a I galea hospital month ago, re- stnt quite weak, but Is Improving rapidly. Miss Helen Klhs returned to M1U City Monday erening. after spending the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and - Mrs. Earl Klhs.: She wae accompanies ny Miss Marguerite Looney. who Is also employed In the school there. STAYTOH JUNIORS SPONSOR IIS' 8TATT0N. April 8 The Junior class of Start on high school Is presenting a "Junior Jinks Fri day night, April 10. with the In tention ot raising money for the Junior-Senior banq.net which is to be held soon. This will be a fine entertain ment with many musical num bers, a group of chorus girls, tap dances, and some humorous num bers thrown In for good measure. The finest talent of the school fa eninr into this show, and it wiU probably be one of the best of the year, it win oe neia in me high school auditorium, on the stage "which has Just been remod led and redecorated for the senior play. .; ..- : .- . i POWER P1AJTT CIjOSED SCOTTS UILLB. April 8 The Butte Creek Light and Power eompany has been closed down on account . ot damage done to the plant and flume during the recent high water, and. the P. E. P. from Portland hare been fur nishing power, until the local plant Is repaired. ;- ' BRIDGES UTTSAFE Rfwrra irrLLS. Anrll 8. Two bridges between the Coleman and Steele property on the Abiqua were damaged by the high water turned-twHtm- heme-Tridayr U - nta -repatred. (FDSDOiS-!SSj IT MJu o o 7 PREPARED o u IPdjcn want a paint that 'stand up" oar reoommrtvlarioa is to use FISHER THORSEN'3 Pure Prepared Paint. If you want the best paint Value on tha marker, we repeat- buy Fisher-Tliorsca'n . . There's aa 'extra quart" in every caDoa of this pure, concentrated paint. It goes farther, it brushes easily and It covers solidly with a beauty and luster that tosts. Made from pure linseed ea combined wfeh high grade paint pigments by a time proven formula. Ask us far prices. Stands t!te lest fiNce ioaf irftr.ri OT lltilu si Tirrzz. Try ewr Qolck-Dryiac Floor Enamel. It the beet an st loiicer. Many colors, and specially -priced fo this week T ' T Only 9Sc Quart GEe E. iMULEM r Hardware Palate Plunblng Machinery - sae v. i