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1 , The OREGON STATES31AN. Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning March 10i 1932 PAGE ntnb m is mm nwsai Dillard Slated to Appear at Next Meeting of Silver ton Legion 8ILVERTON, March Rholln Cooler will be the speaker at. the March meeting of the Stlyerton Women's dob. This meeting: will be devoted to the subject ,ot "Gardening and Mrs. S. Ames, who Is well known for her lorely gardens. Is chairman of the pro gram committee. Mr. Cooler has sained an enrlable reputation for his garden lore knowledge. His s abject will be "Garden in the Spring. Mrs. Alrin Legard will give two vocal selections, "Poor Man's Garden. by Russell and "Thank God for a Garden." by Del Biego. Parzy Rose Jr., will gire a violin selection. 'Mrs. Edson ; Comstoek will open the meeting with a gar-J den number at the piano. The Girl Reserves, under the leadership of Mrs. Lee Alfred will give a gar den song before the tea hour. Mrs. H- B. Latham, who Is In charge of the program arrange ments, has secured a number of lovely garden books which she will hare on display during the afternoon. r Working on the committee wltL Mrs. Ames and Mrs. Latham are Mrs. Alfred, Mrs. Alt O. Nelson, Delzell Speaker W. A. Delzell of Salem, empha sised the work of Washington and other early - pioneer men. In his talk on'To Safeguard and trans mit to prosperity the principles of Justice. Freedom and Democra cy." before the American Legion and Us specially Invited guests Monday night at the armory. Robert C. Dillard, state service officer of the department of Ore gon, the American Legion, will be the principal speaker at the next meeting of the Deleert Reeves post This meeting will be held on March Zl. Child Dies . Mr. and Mrs- C. J. Rosheim have received word of the death! of their grandson, Merl Rosheim, the six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rosheim. The little fellow died, ot poisonous 'infected tonsils Sunday morning at San Francisco. lUMESfiP n E BIRTHDAY W FIEML RITES Ifl W1DBURN TODAY WOODBTJRN, March 9 Wilbur H. Alleman, 71, died Tuesday alt eration at the home of his son. Dewey. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at Hall's mortuary here, with burial to follow in the Belle Pass! cemetery. Rev. Blew will officiate at the services. Alleman leaves three sons. Dew ey, Homer and Granville. Mrs. Al leman died several years ago. He was a retired contractor. WALDO HILLS, March Eleven school girl friends were bidden' to the B. B. Ray home Sun day afternoon tohelp the daugh ter Fern, celebrate her 11th birth day. Games, directed by Miss Bes sie Ray. were enjoyed until four o'clock : when the guests were taken to the dining room. Guests were Martha and Mabel Lord, Marjorie Cunningham, Del- lora Doerfler. Helen Goodknecht, Lois Kincheloe. Janet Comstoek, Phyllis Jean Haberly, Margaret and Nellie Shockley, Marjorie Hillman. t Elam Amstuts accompanied by Miss Freda Bruner was here j from Portland and; spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. R. Amstutz. Mr. Armstuts formerly made his home la the Waldo Hills but since finishing' his law training- in the University of Oregon and Univer sity of Chicago he has practiced in Portland, Other guests of Mrs. Amstuts Sunday were her niece, Mist Etta Utter, and Mr. Patter son, both of Salem. , ; Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bea Kauf man Thursday, March S, a daugh ter, Elizabeth Elma. This is the fourth child and fourth daughter. Marilyn Wenger, aoa of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wenger arrived this weak by stage from Fairbury, Illinois. He drove back last September la company with Joe Neuswanger and spent the winter with relatives. RAT IS SPEAKER WOOTTRTTRN. March 9 Dean G. Ray. manager of the Ray- Brown cannery here, will speak on distribution and marketing ot canned berries at the meeting of tv,-. horrw r mm Arm at the hlsh school building Thursday night at 8 o'clock. . WOODBURN, March 9 Mrs. Emily Ryeman, 68, who died in Portland February 27, will be-1 buried from Hairs mortuary here Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. with Rev. Blew to conduct the funeral services. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Rena Hayes of Woodburn, and a son. Axel of Portland. Roberts Community Club Meets Saturday ROBERTS. March 9 The committee for the program Sat-j urday night at community cauD reports tine entertainment lined up. It will consist of outside tal ent. Mrs. H. B. Carpenter has been confined! to her heme with flu for several days. Mrs. E. A. Goodrich Is substituting tor her at schooL . MRS. SATERN HOSTESS BETHANY, March 9 Mrs. Harold Satern was the Inspiration of a small party at her home Mon day afternoon. A group of women have formed a birthday club in this community and meet at each other's home on birthdays. The occasion Monday was Mrs. Sa tern's birthday. , TOP IN QUALITY smii&wo if la IPi?fl( 137 8. Commercial ,TeL 4010 y BOTTOM IN PRICE Brown Powdered Sugar Sugar t pounds ..! ' 17c a pounds ..:. 17c Fine Granulated Oregon Sugar Milk 10 pounds 41c I O tall cans ..r. 25c 2-POUND BOXES Snowilake Crackers Honey Maid Grahams 2 ftXSMieG e e e White Wonder 10 Soap cakes 23c Fancy Head Rice pounds 17c LaiS WML Beans pounds XlrYu& Camp's . - Hominy ' 26 Size 3 for 21c Crystal White ! Cleanser 3 for 5c White Com Large Cabs 3for. 21c Fancy Pnople Del Monte Sliced - 2s 2 for i . 25c Calumet Baking Powder 1 pound can 25 C - in Caplan's Grocery Phone Orders siren Special Attention Phone 4010 ILgq? NebergaU's Fancy . Bacon IGs lb. Half or Whole Sida 1 Chickens Dressed,- 16Cib. NiceYbusx Rc&bits lSVCfh. LEG ! OF ; pork! . - -i V:: Nice and Lean .188 It SwiWBttt Short . 3 lb. 25c CopSan'o CocEa Gscscrjr 137 South Commercial otreet Originators Of Low Prices 351 State St. 1932 MILK FED LAMB Is among the many items we feature for Spring Open ing. The price is the lowest in years. If you do not trade at this market, look at our display Friday evening and you will understand why so many people do. PARTICULAR PEOPLE , PATRONIZE THE MIDGET REGULAR PRICES NOT "SPECIALS" Young Pig Pork Roast 7c II). Fancy Pork Tenderloins French or Plain 25c lb. Dainty Lean Loin Chops 12 1-2o lb. Fresh Ham Roast Choice Cuts 12 1-2c lb. "Nut Sweet" Sliced Bacon 15c lb. This is the bacon that every one who has tried brags about. It is equaled by few higher priced brands. Prime Beef Roasts I Ibl Sugar Cured Bacon Back Extra Lean 121-2clb. Choice Steak Sirloin 12 1-2c lb. Sugar Cured Bacon Back Slightly heavier HOs lb. Place your order now for one of our famous Home cored hams for Easter. We are going to have a large supply, but play safe and leave an order with one of eur salesmen. Home Rendered Fresh Pure Lard Margarine 4 lbs. 25c &lhs.3c Pure Pork Little Links An epicure's Delight 10 Ik Country Style Pork Sausage From fresh cuts 12 1-2c lb. Useless to pay more Risky to pay less "Nut Sweet" Hams Salem's Best1 17c Ibl Sugar Cured Bacon Squares 8s lb. Out of consideration to our employes wt close at p. m. Ou Saturdays at 7 p. m. HARRY II. LEVY In Your Next Cake Use K C Baking1 Powder end notice the free texture end Urgt volume , Oectuse of its I Utven&rj tticsrf you less than of Kli priced brands end ere essnred cf perfect fcsuhs in talrrj aaas ipfeocn FOR OVER - I .' i 40-yEARs si n s w 1 25 1 traces ff 25c . It's Double Acting GET THIS COOK BOOK FREE! Mat 6Js ceo4& 4 la ttsssps fe peste-e: NT VOI JAC&SS MF& COv OCCACQ, UL sEmJkJI flbslBss s4 Jn S4isi19A"flBAat (sp) CMk'iCMklO AcUrest. If Sf SiSiSit 184 No. Commercial SU near Court TbilcttpScs QcnbdEcs; CcsniotticG A cheerful store, well kept, plenty of UgbV full of clean merchandise, courteous attend ants, lowest prices on Toiletries, Remedies and Tobaccos. One surely can save lots of money when trading at this store. Deep cut prices every day in the week. Extra deep cut prices for week ends. i , e; OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 P.M. w t FHE RIGHT GTOE1E 50 c. c. Mead's Viosterol ...$2.98 50c Bost Tooth Paste . i29c BO HOT DB mOLED GET IN 50c Yeast Foam Tablets ............31c $1 Miles Remedies ..59c $1.35iPr. Pierce's Remedies.. .. 89c $2 S. S. S. Tonic $1.22 60c Italian -Balm 39c $1 Psylla Seed White 53c $1 Psylla Seed Black 53c $1 Lacto Dextrin 53c 35c Bayer's Aspirin Tablets 19c 25c Anacin Tablets 13c 25c Woodbury's Creams 12c 25c Woodbury's Soap 12c 50c Woodbury's Shampoo 24c 65c Barbasol Freshener ...39c 35c Tubes of Barbasol .......19c 50c Revelation Tooth Powder .....30c $1 Pond's Cold Cream ......59c 35c Assorted Playing Cards 19c 10c Cakes Life Buoy Soap ....5c 25c Colgate Tooth Paste 9c 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 19c 50c Dr. West's Tooth Brush 25c 30c Carton of 12 Modess 15c 35c Packages of Kleenex ... 22c CANDH2G Fresh Asst. Baby Both Mints 6 for5c 1 lb. Wamut Rous Q9r Centers 00 CIGARO lOeTan Dyck's, Rob't Bums, El SIdelo, Corina 2 fo, 15c Pkgs. 10s for 65c TODACCO 6 Cans Half & Half & $1.00 Brier Pipe OA AD For OilC 12 oz. SackOur Adrer tiser with Corn OA. Cob Pipe ForOilC Cigarettes Camels, Luckies, Ches terfields, Old OA Golds, Flat 50s OUC 200s for $1.20 20c Spuds and Listerine Cigarettes OC 2Jor ODC SALE ON BRUSHES, ETC. 25c Fine Combs 19c $1 Large Ladies' Combs 19c 25c Assorted Pocket Combs 14c 50c Wemet Plate Brush 39c $1 S. O. K. Plate Brush 59c 50c Colgate Tooth Brushes 9c 25c Dude Whisk Brooms 19c 59c Prophylactic Hair Brush 29c 65c Prophylactic Hair Brush 39c 50c Celluloid Hand Brush 29c 75c Long Handled Bath Brush 39c SALE ON RUBBER GOODS 5c Anticolic Nipples 2 for 7c 15c Hygea Nipples ........11c 25c Pint Hot Water Bottles 18c $1 Fountain Syringes 39c $1 Hot Water Bottles 29c 65c Attachment Sets 39c 25c Rubber Baby Pants 9c 25c Rubber Shower Caps 19c 10c Rubber Bath Sponges 5c $135 DeVilbiss Atomizers 98c $1 Bath Sprays Pastel 59c REDUCED PRICES HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES REDUCED PRICES 10 lb. Bathing Epsom 1 Pt. Witch Hazel Pt. Pure OUVe OiL Pt. Peroxide .34c .19c .S9e Pt. Rabbin? AlcohoL. Pt. Milk Magnesia Pt. Mineral OiL Pt. Cod Ltrer OiL Pt. Bay Rom ,., .19e .16c .19c .29c .29c ,29c 1 lb. Agar Agar Bulk. 1 lb. Squibbs Soda. 1 4 lb. Squibbs Epsom. oz. Senna leares. .1.19 25e ..25c -12c oz. Flowers sulphur. oz. Sassafras Bark. 4 oz. Henna Leares 1 lb. Flax seed or m 4 oz. Coco Butter 1 oz. Gum Camphor 4 oz. Boric Acid eal 14 33e 2 for 15c 6c 4 oz. Camphorated Oil 4 4 3 oz. Oil Eucalyptus 4 6 6 oz. Arom Cascara 2 4 -19c 8c oz. Tr. Green Soap, oz. Castor Oil oz. Spirits Camphor, oz. Glycerine 40 or OO Watt Bmm Bay Light Globes Inside frostsd Mmda In U. 8. OnsrsntaM 2 25c Shampoos 75c Glovers 58c 50c Wild root 24e 50c Conti 28c 65c Fitches 38c 50c Packers 32c 60c Hoppers 38c Remedies 1.20 Bromo Seltzer 88c 1.20 Sal Hepatica 88c 85c Krnsehen Salts 48c 60c Syrup Figs 32c 35c Castoria 23c $2 Reduceoids 1.3S Ointments 60c Resinoi 38c 25c Arnica 18c 50c Cuticnra 42c 35c Turpo 22c 85e Vapo Rub 22c 30c Mentholatum 19c liniments 50c Perry Daris 38e 70e Sloans 48e COe Jap Oil 38c COe St. Jacobs 38c L2S Ahsorblne Jr. 88e 85c Moones Oil '58c Reduced Prices on Battle Creek Foods 85c Packages Laza 59e 1 lb. Blonde PsylL 39c 1 lb. Black Psyllium 49c L25 Paralaz 89c 75c Mineral Oil 59c 85c Paramels 69c 15c Z. O. Food 12c Face Powders 75c Super Cling 50c LaBIancho 50c Java Rice 50c Melba New Low Prices On Squibb Products 75c Choc YUarose 57c 109 Aspirin Tab. 29c 50c MHk Magnesia 31e 35e Soda Bicarb. 25c 35e Epsom Salts 25c 40e Sharfcig Or. 29c 49e Tooth Paste 27e II Adex Tablets k63c 40 Vlosterel50ec29 n Squibbs OU 57c $1 Cod Iirer Oil , 67e 50c Savltae 33c 8 oz. Protose 26c 35c Minute Brew 29c $1 Malted Nuts 69e 5 lb. Lacto Dextrin 359 15c Fig Bran 12e 1.25 Food Ferrin 98e For Coughs 60c Pertussin 42c 60c Kings 42c 60c Foleys 42e 60c Pinex 42c 35c Pisos 25c 60c Rem 41e Medicinal Oils 1.25 Meads OL.O. 88c $1 Norol PsyHum 68e $1 Norol Agar 58c $1 Haley's M & O 68c $1 Nnjol 55c $1 Russia nOIl 48c Tonics $lBeef Iron Wine 68c $1 Mulfords CX.O. 58c 10 Scotts 77c 10 Eeplers 18 L50 Blaltine 18 15 Sargon 97c. Remedies L50 AUenrhn L28 L35 Pierces -97e L20 Swaaproot . 88c IL20 Wamn. Prep. 79e 75c Acidise 42c L25 Bfeodol . 68c Corn Remedies 15c Cera Pads 9e 50c Shur Off 32c 35c Tb , 26e 35c Zino Pads 26e 25c Bine Jay lie 35c Freezmie 26c .10c .19c -19c .19c 29c 9c .10c I NAHINS I 2 Sanitary Napkins Rss. 25c car tons ot It. Soft and absorbent. Boxes for 25c 49c 39c 3e 29c ..(An Matan or Biem.. $1 Houbigants 39c Face Creams 60c Elcaya 39c SI Pa equina Hand 59c 50c Ingrams 29c 60c D & R 39c 60c Pompeian 39e 60c Hoppers 39c Toiletries 50c Zip Depilatory 33c 50c Zip Shave 33c $1 Tubes Neet 69e 50c Non Spi 33c 50c Dew 33c 50c Glaze 43c Hair Tonics $1 Herpidde 58c 60c Van .Ess ' 38c $1 Scalptene 1 6Se $1 Yitallis v 8c il Danderine 59c $1 Wndroot 58c PtUsandTableU 50c BUdol . 38c 60c OUre Tablets 42c 60c Chocolate Exlax 32c SOc Caecaretts 32c 25c Carters PHh 15c - 75c Doans Pius 42c -1 Toilet Soaps 35e Tardleys 26c 25c Cashmere Boq. 14c 25c Listerine 14c 25c Contl 16c 25c Packers 14c 25c Woodburys 13c Shaving Creams 50c Ingrams 33c 50c Sharo 18c 50c Burma Share 32c 50c Moue . 32c 35c Colgates 19c 35c Palm Ottre . 19c Cosmetics $1 Tangee 68 75c Angelas Shadow 58c V 60c Phantom Brow 48c 75c Maybeffine 58c $1 Kuriash 68c 75c Angelas Rouge 49c Antiseptics SI Zonite 59c 50c S. T. 37 SoL 38c ' f 5c Formoloid . 48c $1 Glyco Thymoline 69c SI Listerine 2c 11 Laroris C8e IS? EredllsFsr ' Enjoy s Flarorsome "OTen-Fresh" Coffee TttA Merer ! Best Coffee 25c lb. BTamdad et select Central ATosTieaa eoOaa. qr-Te-ficaCcffKi&Ej. A real seod eoffoa irorth dombto its cost. Reduced Prices Prescription Products SI Nee cultol ' 89c 59 Nee Borlaine 29 19 Be-Car-Ol L29 1.75 Mrlcdol L29 SI Nenrephospha 89c 0c Armonrs Ex. 49c SS Lays Urer 49 L25 Iodostarine 89c 25c ZIne Ointment 15e LSCCi trocar booate89c U49 lOce lnsnun 2X9 15 Ephedrine 89c STATE DELEGATES t L fl H LXBISH 'CENTER. Uareft .t WHlard lXeCUosbrj calebratei his elzhtb birthday Tuesday aft ernoon wit a party at wklea e amber ot Us youar trleadj ware svesu. -. r The tarlteA crxeata laeloded: Robert DeQroea, Bay and Max Blbby. Gerald Baamatt. LaBoy Xaa am. Leslie. Klampe sad Donald Girfaarlna. , Mr. and. Mrs. Frank- Wslnsrt are the parents et am etxat pound soa eora Somday xioralnf. The yomse Ban, who is the Welnerfa second aoa has been named Lair, renee Ernest. Mr. and Mrs. Gas Scholl of Portland Tisited Scholl's sister, Mrs. B. O. Hornscluxeb.jan4 fan. Oj Son day. .They else called, em Horaschacb, who ts eonTal eadns; from a appendicitis op eration at the Deaconesa hospltaL, -; noreace Fnfh Barm a deem DaoxheTty, Clyde Boehra, and El mar MeOauchry bare been elected delasatas from the local C K. ae eiety .to the state jconrentlon al Portland la AprlL ,.. ' w. - . - j - r. '- ,