The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, Jannary 28, 1932
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BEFORE PUBLIC
Mrs.Teason Conducts Cere
mony for' Sifverton
Circle, N. of C.
JUDGE SANTA
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8ILVERTON. Jan. 27 Mrs
Velma. Te&son of the Salem Silver
Bell Circle was the Installing offi
cer for the public installation of
officers of the Neighbors of wood
craft, Marion Circle No. 314. Mrs
Teason was supported by Grace
Palmer, Wynola Ottaway and. Ol
Ire Ottowayv Mrs. Anna G. Mar
dall of Portland was grand banker
and Mrs. Edith Parks of Newberg
grand advisor.
Officers installed were Minnie
Bennett. Q. N.; Lulu Seeley. P.
G. N.: Tessle Scott, advisor; Mae
Higginbotham, magician; Vera
jOttoway, clerk: Maude Hillman,
attendant; Charles Pennell, Ma
bel Talbot and Millie Warner,
managers; May Green, flag bear
er; Bessie Pennel banker; Wyn
ola Ottoway, correspondent; Ol
ive Ottoway, musician; Beryl Ot
toway, captain of the guards;
Minnie Mulkey, inner sentinel;
Arabelle P-helps, outer sentinel;
Olive Orroway, senior guardian.
Mrs. Mardall, grand banker,
gave the address of the evening. A
reading was given by Fred Baker
; and a comedy skit by Gus Heir
and Frank Powell. Musical num
bers included a piano solo by Bar
bara Jean Palmer; vocal solo by
Leona Krenz, violin solos by Beryl
Ottoway with Mrs. Fern Daven
port at the piano and a piano and
oanjo duet by Maurice Winter and
Leonard Pennell.
Scouts Meet
W. L. Hayward, associate re
gional executive of Boy Scouts of
America, was present at the local
troops weekly meeting and gave a
short talk to the boys on general
- scout movement. He also compli
mented the locals on their 100
per cent attendance. O. P. West,
scout executive of the Cascade
area, also addressed tne ooys.
Call For Donations
The local welfare store has a
call out for canned fruit and for
vegetables. Announcements to this
effect have been made to the var
ious church organizations at Sil
verton. Shoes both for adults and
children are also greatly needed
according to the two chairmen.
Mrs. I. L. Stewart and Mrs. Ed
Holden. The Silverton store is
open on Saturdays.
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RELEASES
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Department of Agriculture
Activities Outlined in
His First Report
Though only 26 years old and a
bachelor. Judge Antonio Del Rosal,
of the Juarez, Mexico, Civil Court,
has earned the reputation of being
the "easiest divorce judge. Judge
Rosal's generosity in the matter of
handing out decrees has turned
Juarez and the neighboring El
Paso into divorce colonies that
make Reno look like a rummage
sale. The Mexican province of
Chihuahua haS enacted a divorce
taw which makes it possible ' to
ever the marital knot in 24 hours
in complete secrecy.
fir where they visited their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Xeal. They brought with
them their grandson Kenneth who
will visit here for some time.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Peters. Union Hill are offering
congratulations on the birth of a
son, Monday morning.
The Victor Point Parent-Teach
ers association will hold its Jan
uary meeting Friday night Jan.
29. Following the business ses
sion J. O. Darby's side of the
membership drive is to furnish
the main part of the program.
The state department of agrl
culture. Max Gehlhar director.
has issued Bulletin No. 1 giving
a review of the activities of var
ious divisions of the department.
It is a 20 page booklet, a write-up
being devoted to each of the op
erating divisions. Operating sav
ings are claimed by the director
who is in general charge of the
expenditures.
Regarding the state fair the
bulletin reports:
"Hard times did not affect the
last state iair seriously, out
standing obligations on .January
1 are approximately 10,000 less
than a year ago. The success of
the rodeo and other new features
helped to make this possible.
"The fair was taken over by
the Department of Agriculture
last July under a serious financial
handicap: $143,500 bond Issue;
$8,078.31 current obligation due;
premium list exceeded appropria
tions by $11,495.88.
Appropriations For
Deficit IsMade
"Last February the legislature
appropriated $16,408 to apply on
the deficit then existing. The def
icit last July and the overdraft on
the premium list together totaling
$19,574.19, and also the interest
on the bonded debt, have been
paid in full, as also several thous
and dollars' worth of new con
struction and painting.
"The state fair budget calls for
getting completely out of the red
in 1932, and paying $8,500 on
the bond issue. The most rigid
economy will be necessary to
bring this about in. a year of de
creased revenues.
."The horse show proved Quite a
financial setback. The total cost
exceeds the receipts by $8,727.02,
without counting such general
Items as building insurance and
maintenance, music, decorations,
ushers, ticket sellers, etc., which
are paid for oat of regular outside
gate receipts.
Mrs. W ilaoa Mad
Head of Exhibits
"The act creating this depart
ment makes the director of agri
culture the business manager of
the state fair. It abolished the old
fair board and the position of fair
secretary.
"Mrs. Ella S. Wilson, who for
several years has been secretary
of the state fair, continues in the
position of "director of exhibits,"
and will have full and complete
charge of everything connected
with exhibits and Judging, and
everything of -that nature, while
the business management of the
fair will remain directly under the
department as In the other divi
sions of the department.
."The fairgroands office has
been closed np, and all the office
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IIS HELD
HI
GERVAIS, Jan. 27 The Her
mosa club met Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. DeJardin.
Sewing and election of officers for
the ensuing year occupied the
time. Mrs. Robert Harper was
elected president replacing Mrs.
P. W. Seely and Mrs. O. J. Mois
an, secretary-treasurer, replacing
Mrs. M. D. Henning. Places were
marked for Mrs. Sam H. Brown,
Mrs. Robert Harper, Mrs. P. W
Seely, Mrs. G. J. Molsan, Mrs
Sumner Stevens, lira, 8. D. Man
ning, Mrs. C. W. Cutsforth, Mrs.
O. T. Wadsworth, Mrs. M. D Ban
ning. Mrs. J. ,V. KepplBger and
the hostess. Mrs. P. H. Cannard
was an absent member. Mrs. A.
B. Adklsson was an Invited guest.
OPERATION REPORTED
STAYON. Jan. 17 Mrs. Ernest
Doxler and Miss Rose AUls under
went operations for appendicitis
Saturday at the Stayton hospital.
Miss Mary Caliran also recently
underwent an appendix operation.
All are under the care of Dr.
Brewer. ' Miss Allis has been em
ployed for some time at the hos
pital and Miss Frankle Snoddy Is
taking her place until such time
as she will again be able to work
the department headquarters, and
as far as possible by the regular
department office force. Mrs. Wil
son, director of exhibits, will as
sist In other office work of the
department during the winter sea
son when the fair does not require
business will be conducted from her full time.
VISIT MRS. TRASK
LYONS Jain. 27 Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Allen and Mrs. Bert
Lyons and youngsters drove to
New Grand Ronde Sunday and
spent the day with Mrs. Roxie
Trask, a sister of Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. Trask moved to Grand
Ronde last fall' to accept a posi
tion there as telephone operator,
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BOOKS
WOODBURN, Jan. 27 E. J.
Stanard was chosen sexton for
the Belle Passl cemetery Monday
night at a meeting of the board
of directors held at Landon's
furniture store. C. J. Whitman
was reelected president of the
association, as was George A.
Landon reelected secretary-treasurer.
Before the meeting of the
board of directors, members of
the association met in the city
hall. This-meeting was one con
tinued from two weeks ago. At
that time it was decided that the
financial accounts of the associa
tion be audited, and an auditing
commttee consisting of Frank
Settlemeier, Charles Zulsdorf
and Mr. Hall was named. Last
night the auditing committee re
whatsoever wrong with the books
and that they were all correct
according to the report.
A motion was made and passed
recommending that the cemetery
association pay at least part, or
possibly all of the bill for re
pairing the old veterans' statue
in the cemetery. It is possible
that the Women's Relief Corps
and the American Legion will
help pay the bill of $29.62. The
statue was erected a number of
years ago by the local Relief
Corps.
Nothing was done about en
larging the number of members
of the board of directors for the
association, as was advocated at
the meeting two weeRs ago.
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Capital City Poultry &
Egg Co.
ANNOUNCES TO THE TRADE
THE OPENING OF A
WHOLESALE MARKET
at 1945 Fairgrounds Road
(corner fairgrounds Road & Summer Street)
FRESH DRESSED POULTRY & EGGS
FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE
AT RIGHT PRICES
Just Phone 6750
WE DELIVER
Dial 4164
211 N. Commercial
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MS
Spending Here is . Savinn
Saflemm Wtmg o
Nyal Service Store
Fresh Creamy - Best Malted Milk
DOLLAR MINTS 'm Town
Half Pound US
- This ad and a this dime
1T Rfl wlU buy ome of or doable
JVir rich Milkshake
35c
Souds
100 local Spuds 65c
Spuds
OA Pounds of 1C
L) local Spuds IDC
Butter
Milk of
Magnesia
use
Household Needs
1 lb. Hospital Cotton -49c
10c. Hardwater Soap 5c
$1 Cod liver Ofl 69c
10c Washcloths 3 for 10c
50c Clothes Brushes .
50c Rubbing Alcohol
34c
le
. Hair Preparations
EOc Packer's Shampoo Sle
60c Lemon Castile . . . .29c
75c Fltch'a Shampoo. . .tSe
1.00 Hirsutone Tonic. 69c
1.50 Pinaads Quinine .,89c
1.00 Lucky tiger 9c
1
Pound of
Buddies Best
25c
Mayonnaise
1 Full Pint Jar OO
of Luxury LkLx,
Sugar
10 WLL .42c
Salad Oil
Quart - in
I of Bulk 15C
SEE OUR TEN-CENT COUNTER FOR BARGAINS
Salad Salted Peanut
Dressing Wafers Butter
1 r O Pound Box of 1Qp O Pounds of 1Qn
Full Pint 1 3C L Red Arrow 1 IC L Hoody's- 1JC
( Listerine A
V 3L4JG J
Tobaccos
1 lb. Corn Cake SOc
1 lb. Velvet... 85c
1 lb. Prince Albert .... 85c
Climax, Horseshoe ....69c
5c Cigars 6 for 25c
5c Rocky Fords. .8 for 25c
Shaving Requisites
35c Mennen Skin Brae. .28c
50c Par Sharing Cream.29c
50c Pea Donx Cream. .S8e
iOe Sharo (Latherless) .28c'
15c Sharing Talcums. .! ,
1.25 Pinauds Vegetal. .8c-
Antiseptlcs
75c Nyseptol 49c
$1 Zonite 69c
$1 Nykaline 59c
50c Pepsodent Antiseptic ..39c
25e Hydrogen Peroxide ...18c
$1.20 Glycothymoline 83c
Dental Needs
50c Strasskas Paste.... 29c
50c Kolynos 29c
75c Vince Ode
60c Nyal Toothbrush. .16c
35c Corega 2c
50c Wernets Plate Br. .87c
We Have a Complete Line of S.&W. Canned Goods Try
Them for Quality
Coffee Purex Leslie Salt
1 Pound can of OQ 1 Quart 10 O 1 Q
Golden West Lov. A Bottle O Packages 171
Laundry Soap Cake Flour
7 A -I Dozen Efgs and ARn
Bars of White I3C A 1 large package of SwansdowntOC
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City
Miscellaneoas
Toiletries
$1 Lentheric Powder- 89c
$2 Shalimar Powder $1.33
1.00 Coty Powders 69c
40c Hind's Creams 23c
50c All Purpose Cream 29c
$1 Peacock Bleach 63c
Cold Remedies
A lb. Mead9 Cereal 69c
1.25 Hot Water Bottle. 84c
75c Thermometers ....49c
1.00 Watches , 73c
50c Innerclen 89c
25c Eagle Brand Milk.. 19c
FREE
60c Mentholatum S9c
35c Vapo Rub 23c
Nyal Kleerahed Inh....50c
30c Bromo Quinine ...19c
75e Baume Bengue. . . .88c
60c Rem Cough Syr. ...47c
Tn rrv ladv buvine a 50c Durchase or over, we will
give a 50c purse package of True French Charrae
Carressant Perfume Free
EXPERT PRESCRIPTIONISTS -
SaHenim DDcnng Ssv
STATE AT COMMERCIAL
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Supporters of , Old
Principal Hold No
Hope for Election
HUBBARD, Jan. 27 Frances
Hatch, third and fourth grade
teacher ban resigned her post In
the local schools, and it is held
probable other teachers will be re-
At the board meeting last
niirht. no selection of succcessor to
Principal Ward was maae, as
board wishes more time to con
' aider the applications now on
hand. ,
Despite a wide expression from
the taxpayers for election of J. R.
Bidgood, principal here for aever
: al years until the present year. It
1 is generally conceded here that be
does not hate a ghost of a chance
' for the post. Two members of the
"board refuse to consider his ap
plication. , .
Community Singing
Event Gets Crowd;
Snowfall is' Heavy
' wBtTTTLAND. Jan. 27. The
community singing at the achool
hoose last night was well "end
a .nd enloyed by all. Another
meeting Is called for Feb. 9 at 7:-
a 4. t.ih avenrflns 19 lnTlted.
Unusually large ' snow flakes
it i..t nlarht covering the
- H.nth nf one Inch.
thA delight of the school
viu i a m tndav snow
began falling rapidly, the largest
snow so iar mis wmi.
Victor Point P-T
Will Meet
Friday, Jan. 29
TnfTt poimt. Jan. 27 Mr. i
s,nd Mrs. -George Scott of: Union
SALE STARTS
IThirsd'y
At 9 A. M.
Ooi(0)oo
SALE STARTS
IThnrsd'y
At 9 A.M.
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SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY SMOKE AND WATER
ROSSETTE FROCKS INC., PORTLAND
FROM THE STOCK
OF THE
OFFERED AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES
S z)
7c
One group of odds and ends.
Values to 75c. While they last,
special - i .
SA1LS)3IHIES
67c
200 pair of Ladies Glove Grip,
one snap, all rubber. Special
Children's EneG
200 pair. All leather sole. Qgg
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities No Fitting No Exchanges No Refunds
Ruffled Curtains
White marquisette, only
Per 9f
pair LiOV,
Cream marquisette and
scrims, colored ruf-
Sr0n,y- 50c
Silk Hose
Our best grade LaFrance
silk hose in service and
dull twist grenadine.
$1.39 values, C-i A A
only, pair .... tPJLelJU
White and colored cotton
Bedspreads
. bedspreads, satin and
jacquard weaves, up to
One-Third Off All
Wool Blankets
Part Wool Blankets
$9.95 values PA
only iPJOV
, $4.49 values Q AO
. only Det70
! $2.98 values. - AO
I only
Three Big
Specials
in Rayon Bedspreads.
Blue, gold, green, Srchid.
Regular and extra sizes.
$1.93 values Q" QQ
only tDXeOa
$4.95 values (PO OQ
only tDei70
$5.95 values (PQ Aff
only tDOeatl
oS Entraopdinary
Values at
EMotft BDi?y (goods Co.
Many of these special items are in limited quantities
therefore we strongly advise an early selection Come,
early.
Just 52 House
Dresses
Made of fast color per
cales. While they PAp
last only . OUL
Linen Cloths
44 inch all linen cloths,
colored borders, KQp
only Oti
49 to 52 inches, rrpT
only . .... i Ovs
Rayon panels, 75c KA(
value, only tlvl
Cotton Challies
Best grade cotton chal
lies, 500 yds., - Ap
only, yd. . JLUC
Rayon Vests Bloomers,
Panties, OKn
only iO
Women's Pure I
SQk Hose
Seamless, also full fash
ioned, broken assort
, meats, long in size 81
100 Chii.fen s
Sweaters at Half
Price
Children's plain and fan
cy hose, 25c to 45c val-
-a'0'- 15c
Boys black and brown
ribbed hose.
only, pair.
10c
New Spring Percales 1 91, and 1
Cdoes iwanteed absolutely Isat....'. A X O
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HU1 returned Sunday iron . w w