-Tha -OREGON. STATESJIAN, Salenu-Oresoiu-Thorsday Momin.. January 23; ? 1932 1
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GROUP
IS AGAINST
SCHOOL UH
NORTH HOWELL, Jan. 27
The February social night of the
grange hers will be held the
fourth Friday night of that month
anl the SUTcctoa chamber of
commerce -will put on the enter
tainment at that time.
-A. fairly representatlre group
of North Howell residents met
at the school house Monday night
to express their sentiment In r-
gard to the threatened injunction
by Bit. Angel residents against
the non-union, high school tui
tion and transportation laws. -..The
sentiment expressed waa
la faror of ; the law as it now
stands and against any injunc
tion regarding it. City Superin
tendent Robert 0. Goeta of SU
verton and T. A. Wadsworth of
Gervais explained the law and
there were visitors present from
Hazel Dell and Central Howell.
The next meeting will be held
February 1 at Mt. Angel Instead
of at North Howell as formerly
announced.
COUSINS IN LYONS
LYONS, Jan. 27 Mrs. Viola
Davenport of Portland who wa
killed in a car accident near the
Salem tubercular hospital Monday
night was a cousin of Mrs. Daria
of Lyons and also of Phyllis
Thomas of Lyons.
SPRING NEAR AT HAND
Weather Brings Out Variety of Flowers Early
BUT LAMBS SUFFERING
By MRS. WN. CRAWFORD
ZENA. Jan. 27 Old timers of
the Willamette ralley are not
backward In saying that this Is
one of the most unusual winters
they hare erer experienced, be
cause of the changeableness of
the weather. Perhaps the ther
mometer will register extreme
cold in the evening and by morn
ing a warm, gentle rain may be
falling.
By Trading in Salem
Here are REAL Specials for Salem
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THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Keep your money in Saleni. Tracing with your local merchants helps employ
ments, helps to build up Salem and boosts good times for all.
$1.00
$1.69
Men's Oxencloth Work
Shirts Regular 89c
shirts, O
L for
Men's Scout Work Shoes
t ii r ro l
neguiar a pair.
Special,
pair
Men's and Ladies' House
Slippers Reg. $1 a pair.
Kl 69c
Flat Crepes plain col
ors, 39 in. wide, fast col
ors, washable. Special
49c
Men's Dress Shirts
Guaranteed fast colors.
Special,
each
79c
36-in Fast Color Percales
Regular 15c qual
ity, 10 yds. for ....
$1
Art Taffeta
36 in. wide, all colors.
Reg. 98c quality, rA
out
yd
Printed Dress Rayons
36 in. wide, fast colors.
Reg. 89c quality, AT'
.... talC
Special, yd.
Ladies Silk Dresses
Also fine ray- tfo AQ
PJ.tO
on, special ....
Ladies' Arch-Support
Shoes
Broken line styles from
regular stock, f0 AO
P&.70
pair ..
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00
Ladies Pure Silk Hose
Full fashioned, service
and sheer. Perfect qual
ity. Close outs. 7Q
Special, pair I 5JC
Printed Flat Crepes
36 in. wide, washable,
fast colors. New pat
terns. Reg. $1.23
quality. Yard lafC
Men's
.White Broadcloth Shirts
Reg. $1.48. Pre-shrunk.
Special no
a shirt ........ 70C
New Spring Voiles
86 in. wide, guaranteed
fast colors. Very latest
Patterns. OO
Prices aDC and up
Come Early Quant .ties Are Limited At
Block's Golden Rule Store
Salem, Oregon
220N.Liberty
Phone 8805
FREE
DELIVERY
Anywhere in
SALEM
O. O. D. Orders
Promptly Filled
at
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17th and Market Streets
Eggs
Large Size
2 Dozen
$4J
Groceries - Government Inspect ed Meats - Fruits - Vegetables
P. G. Soap
10 Bars. 31C
Crisco
3 lb. Can 59C
BROOKFIELD
Butter
None Better
2 ib,. . 49c
Tropic Nut
MARGARINE
3 lbs. ...... 33 c
ROYAL BAKING
Powder.
12 oz. Can.. 39c
DEL MONTE
Tuna
La lb. Cans.. 33c
DEL MONTE
Coffee
3 lb. Can 89C
N ALLEY'S
Mayonnaise
L Pint Jars.. 43c
Lipton Tea
ORANGE PEKOE
Vi lb. Can... 43c
ROYAL
Quick setting
Gelatin
PkS3.
23c
RED ARROW
Crackers
U 2-Ib. Boxes 43c
ALBER'S CARNATION
Oats
Large Pkg. . 19c
CARNATION
Milk
Large Size
10 Cans 49c
COVE
Oysters
Tall cans
3 for i.27c
Purex
Quart Bottles 27c
Bobrick Cloudy Ammonia 25c
49 lbs. Hardwheat Flour $1.09
49-lb. sack Valley Flour '..89c
100 lbs Fine Potatoes ..... 79c
Large Sweet Oranges, doz. 30c
Sm. Sweet Oranges, 3 doz. 33c
Large Juicy Lemons, doz. 25c
Florida Grapefruit, 5 for...;29c
Cal Seediest Grapefruit 12 for 39c
Light Clobcf , 40 50 60, 2 for 39c
Macaroni, 4 lbs. ..... . .........25c
White Beans, S lbs. ... :29c
Date PrunesFancy, 5 lbs. 25c
Full Line of Vegetables. Fruits
PHONE EARLY. 81 fin fi
U. S. GOV. INSPECTED MEATS
There Is a vast difference in meats.
We handle one quality The Best.
Baby Beef Roasts, lb. ... 12
Sirloin, T-Bone Steaks, lb. 18c
Pure Ground Beef, 2 lbs. ..25c
Pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. 29c
Young Pig Roasts, lb. ...y.lOc
Weinies, Bologna, Liver Sansg. 15c
Hams, V2 or Whole, lb. . ..19c
Bacon Backs, sugar-cared, lb. 14c
Picnics, per lb. . ..15c
Boiling Meat, per lb. .:,.....10c
Veg. Shortening, 3 lbs. ... 27c
Dressed Hens, per. lb. ........23c
PROMPT DELIVERIES DAILY
They are. howeyer, predicting
aa early spring as flowers of all
kinds inch as crocus, narcissi,
lilies, daffodils and various oth
ers hare been peeping through the
ground for a month or mora. The
fragrant blue Tlolets have bloom
ed profusely here all winter. In
spite of Ice and snow.
Another sure sign of an early
spring la the fact that pussy wil
lows hare been in evidence for
some time and the haxel bushes
are beginning to leaf out.
The snow which descended In
the Willamette ralley Tuesday af
ternoon after an ley wind storm
In the morning was not appre
ciated by sheep breeders as lamb
ing season is on. many large
flocks having a big percentage of
young lambs. Those who were
prepared for stormy weather with
feed racks, plenty of hay and
sheds for shelter consider them
selves lUCkT SI all In!. tin
Point to continued snowy weather
mo snow sun descending Wed
.nesday. although the wind had
died down. This U th
snow storm of the winter here
na me aeima hills are covered to
a depth of several inches.
JEFFERSON', Jan. 27People
from here who attAnii ,.
cral service for Rev. F. W. Lea
ner at me Fisher-Braden funeral
parlors Monday were Rev. and
Mrs. O. F. Lienlng Jr.. Walter and
ir?. 1"ns' Anna Klampe, Mrs
Nettle Reeves, Mrs. J. t. Jones
Mrs. B. 8. Thnrtnti r r-
. 3. Thurston, Mrs. W. W. War-
uor, Mrs. Hugh BllJeu. and Wf
and Mrs. B. 8. RfehBrri.nn r.
P. W. Launer was pastor of the
.... TS9iical church from
1911 to 1918.' nrt nt. vt-
liy. made hosts of friends, during
2 CP
IS MM
111 TOII PEOPLE
8COTTi MILLS, Jan. IT "Sir.
and Mrs. J. H. K loser 'received
word from Boise, Idaho, Sunday,
of a daughter boA to Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Arera. Jan. tt. Mn
Ayres was Miss Nell Klnser before
ner marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Lawrenee
are rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter born early Monday
morning, Jan. IS. at their home.
The little miss has been named
Nelda Lorrie.
Levi Kellis is confined In the
SUverton hospital with blood
poisoning In his arm and win be
there the remainder of the week
at least.
The freshman elass of the
Scotts Mills high was duly In
itiated Friday and la the evening
a party was given.
Two Inch Snow
Several inches of snow fell at
Crooked Finger Tuesday and a
couple of Inches at Noble.
Quite a number from this vi
cinity attended the annual busi
ness meeting of the Mt. Angel
Creamery in Mt. Angel Monday.
Is owned by Ronald Jones.' ;
Her. 8. EL. Long will preach at
11 o'elock Sunday morning. As
part of the observance of ChrJt
tlaa Endeavor weelc the. y6ung
folk will - conduct the worship
service for the Sunday school. Be
cause of Illness of Mrs, Robert
Massie, who was to be leader, the
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
was not organised Sunday, Feb
ruary 7 was set for organisation.
YOK PEOPLE PLAN
PIUM FOR CLUB
HAZEL OREEN, Jan. 27 The
young people are arranging the
program of the Community club
for Friday night, January tt.
Pictures of Mexioo will be shown
by Warren Crabtree of SUverton.
Outside and local talent will fur
nish music.
Samuel Pace, who moved here
from Jefferson last week, occupy
ing part of Oeorge Hatch's home,
is now located in the house va
cated by Christianson family who
moved to stayton. This property
L. E. Hennie Home
From California:
Grandson is Better
CLOVERDALE, Jan. 27 Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John
son of Howell Prairie, Misses
Thelma Billlnge and Mildred
Schifferer of Salem were guests
at the Fred Schifferer home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hennles
have returned from California
where they were called by the
death of a brother of Mrs. Hen
ntes In San Francisco. Before re
turning they visited in Los Ange
les at the home of their nn. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Hennles and chil
dren Howard and Betty and they
reDort that little Rettr who ha
been in a hospital several months
with a serious illness is now home
and well on the road to recovery
Bronkey Gets Broken
Leg: in Auto Crash;
Two Students Hurt
MT. ANGEL. Jan. ST Two
members of the Pacific Lutheran
coma and Ed Bronkey of Mt.
Angel were injured this after
noon when the coupe driven by
Bronkey and bus in which the stu
dents were riding collided on the
Mt. Angel-Woodburn road. Bron
key suffered a fractured leg and
possible Internal injuries. Stu
dents were not hurt seriously.
The Tacoma team was enroute
out to the highway to go south,
where it was to dIat AlbanT to.
nignt.
P.U
FOB
TALL CITY. Jan. tT Tha. T
T. A. held its regular ' monthly
meeting in nhe high school audi
torium Monday might. Mrs. J. B.
listen, presided. The audience
was led in singing hj Mr. Ralber
with Miss Laurens Treat at the
piano.
A program committee to pre
pare a program for the 'latter
part of February was: Mr.
Reiber, Mrs. A. Pierce, H. Smith
and Mrs. L. Hilton. This program
is to replentlsh the treasury,
which Is running a little low.
At the conclusion of the busi
ness meeting a most Interesting
lecture on, "Tralaing the Child
to be obedient to the law," was
glren by Dean Roy Hewitt of the
Willamette university. At the
close of which lunch was served
by the refrehment Mmmfttu
slating of Mrs. H.J Greenwald,
Mrs. Msrria Jab. Mm rUnn
FrJnk, Mrs. Dick Pawl and Miss
Jessie Irvine.
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JT BIRTHDAY EVENT
son. reprinted toifr generations.
Mr, ma u one who can rightly
fall "7 6 years young." -
Several Stayton families have
changed residences. The Pendle
ton family have moved Into the
Frank Lesley house on the Sub
limity road. ; Roy Brenner, who
owns the house vacated by them
will move in to it while he is re
modeling his present home. The
W. D. Roberts family have moved
from the Jones apartments Into
the Johnston house east of the
Edward J. Bell home. The Stella
family have moved into the Down
ing house north of the Baptist
church.
About 40 young people from
the Christian chureh at Wood
burn, put on an entertainment at
the Christian church here, Mon
day night. They presented the
play "The Empty Room" and gave
readings and musical numbers.
They were greeted by a large and
enthusiastic audience.
Robert Thomas and his daugh
ter, Mrs. Viola Davenport who
met with an accident, fatal to Mrs.
Davenport, near the tubercular
hospital Monday afternoon had
been here visiting his brother,
Thurston Thomas, and sister,
Mrs. Rebekah Klmsey. They wers
on their way to their home in
Portland when the accident occur
red. They are well known to old
er residents of the section, as the
family llred for a number of years
near the Weazle Flat school
house in Linn county.
K4i
2$
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f 1MW
The old beTiel wes that cowntwn sheeo bfOuoSt rU-l
foe. However, if yov tried to covet all the Lambs that are
sold in one week in MacMenr MarUts you would Have e
tremendous task. The iirarket price of Lamb is low so we
eve offering our thousands of customers a real opportunity
ot these prices. Just look over the attractive setectioe
of Roojfci, Steoki, Chops end otW oVCcious cut.
Buy Lamb this week . it will oav vou!
Savings for Fri., Sat., Mon., Jan. 29-30 and Feb. lit
SPUDS
Local Netted Gems or
Bin-banks
50 lb. sack
LETTUCE
Fancy Solid Heads
Each 5C
BEGAS
Nic for Boiled Dinners
8 pounds 25 c
CARROTS
Large Bunches
The Healthy Vegetable
Bunch 5c
LEG OF LAMB, Pound Ug
SHOULDER LAMB, Found &4
LAMB CHOPS, Pound age
STEAKS Pound US
POT ROAST iSa EsVa
SHORTENING Vegetable Pound Co
BACON Kft Pound 23
39c
COFFEE
MacMarr for Taste, Flavor
and Strength
1 Pound 29C
DREAD
Fresh White or
Whole Wheat
1 lb. loaves 5 c
Luxury Poctc
Macaroni, Spahetti or'
Noodles
6 pkgs 25 c
CATSUP
Highway Quality
O bottles 35c
FLOUQ
Apple Brand, for All
Baking Purposes
49 lb. sack 89c
Toilet Popes
at a Bargain
7 roiis 25c
MacMarr or Libby'a tall cans
Buy all you want. n for
Fancy full cream buy the best
at a low price. Pound
Amaizo Golden for better hot
cakes. No. can
(b$)(
MacMarr for Better hotcakes and
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I 19th and State Streets
1990 N. Capitol Street
STAYTON; Jan. 27 Mrs. Marj
tun ceieDratea ner 76th birthday
Sunday with a dinner at her home
attended by members of hr fam
ily and friends. Two large birth
day canes ana a bouquet of lorely
carnations had a prominent place
on the table.
Those nresent -wr! Mr
Mrs. Lafe Hill. Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Trask and daugh
ters, Irmal and Jean, Shoals; D.
B. Hill and son, Bobbie, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Hill, Clyde Hill, and
Mr. and Mrs. Riehnrri TTiumsn
and baby, all of Mill City; Mr. and
airs, vern scott and son, Guy, Un
ion Hill; Louis Trask, Lyons and
Mrs. Merton Mack. Stayton.
Mrs. Mary Hill, her son, D. B..
his daughter. Mrs. Haseman and
Booster Club at
Work on Annual
Play; Cast Given
BRUSH CREEK. Jan. 27 Th
Booster club Is at work on Its an
nual play which it will give some
time In early March or late Feb
ruary. The play chosen this year
is a three-act comedy, "The Ad
Tentnre of Grandpa." John Gopla
rud Is the director.
The cast includes Elmer Grac
as Montgomery Ray; John Lar
son as Tod Hunter; Fred Krug at
Otis Hammerhead; Dan Hillman
a Officer McCormack; Mrs. John
Larson as Lucy Hunter; Marpar
et Geisik as Dorothy May; Althe
Meyer as Pansy Hopscotch; Mrs.
Hillmanas Marie Ribeau; Luella
Forland as Kloompy.
Capital Drug Store
Thurc, Fri. and Sat.
25c Mavis Talc. 14c
50c Strasskas T. Paste. 2c
60s Iodent T. Paste... 28c
50c Perfection Creams. 28c
50o Almond Lotion. .. .23c
50c Pyrolac T. Paste. . .2Sc
65c GloTer's Mange.... 46c
30c Lyon'a T. Powder.. 23c
60o Dr. West T. Brush. 83c
50e Packers Tar Sham..S3e
50e Egg Oil Shampoo.20c
Cocoanut Oil Sharop. . .Sic
Pu01raflDvea....(B,
50c Anldent T. Paste. . .23c
50c Po-Do Shar. Cr....2Sc
Orlla Mouth Wash, pL.48c
Golden Glint Shampoo.. 18c
10 Gillette Blades etc
35c Revelation Powder. 23e
60e Woodbury's Cr 27
35e Everready Blades.. 23
65o Barbasol Shar. Cr..80e
50c Kleenex 23
60c Italian Balm 47c
35e Cutez Preparations. 29c
50 Erer-Dry Deod. . . . .43c
60e Fasteeth 43c
55c Houblgant Powder. 41c
Ptoondl
Modess lc
50o Tardley Soap. . . . .33c
50e Deodo 83c
75c Batime Bengue . . . .47c
50c Arzen .'. 2c
1.00 Zonite C7c
Dim
Mineral OO
Foil Plot
50c Kolynos T. Paste. 28c
50c Prescription Quality
Milk Magnesia 23c
50e Rubbing Alcohol. . .19c
50c Mennea'a Balm . . .SVs
'g Cream. H
S 65c Jar I . . . .
Free-
Fitch Hair Tonic with
75c Fitch Dandruff re
mover .OQ
shampoo OOC
Blades
35c Pkxe.
60c Rem 30c
60c King's Disco v 4c
60c Ayer'a Cherry
Pectoral 43c
31.2a Creomulslon ..
60c Pine Tar Cough.
21'
75c Wyth S. tz Sulphur. 33c
1.00 Zonite 69c
1.25 Erbo Tonic 98c
1.00 Fletch. M. Wash. .SB
8Te 50e Phillip's Magnesia. 29e
S3c 50c Cutlcura Ointment. 39e
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S5cjar.
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1.00 Blauds Iron Pills.. 29c
50c Epsom Salts X&c
Aspirin Tablets. 100's..47c
1.0 Ironlted Teast. . . .7c
30c Bromo Quinine ..l8e
35e Bayer's Asplrtn Ta6.23c
1.00 Laroris 4
1.00 Bordens Malt Mllk.S9c
1 lb. Psylla Seed 69c
1.00 Oraltlne 65c
1.00 Norwegian Cod
Lirer Oil 69c
1 lb. Choc. Cherries .. .29c
Right Reacroml to Limit QuantUtea
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TRUSS
FITTING
We maintain a private
fitting room, in charge
of a graduate fitter
W realize that our success is due to your apprecia
tion of our low prices and superior service. .When
buying at the Capital Drug Store you get the benefit
or the lowest prices in town every day.
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Capital Drug Store
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