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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1932)
M CLUBS 6HTHER FRIDAY , i- . 6., ;f . J. ". " ! ' - -y $Ztky Marks Program flans : fcr Community Sessions Planned ' grama valley, April-. - --' ft Sprta Valley Community 1 it will meet at the school house Filday Blfht. April t, with the Jlabcrta Community dab furnlih ? In the .tree program. ; The com :: ftlttae la charge Is Mrs. W. R- Ed irarOa, Worth Henry and Mrs R. UarkM- la charge of f reah . menta wfir be Mrs. S. D. Crawford, f aalr Matthews ' and Mrs. C. A. - .thirftam. ; " . ' ' ; ' ' 'J ".: 80 Grada In Charge '' 1 V'. " BRUSH COLLEGE. April " Th eighth grade graduates , of ' 1130 of the Brash College school I Ire In charge of all program ar ' . faJlfsments for the Brash College mmaiiiiIW rtnh mee-tlnar Friday Ight and hare planned an excel- - lent program. Aa a special ej - Ufa the boys double quartet . of farrlsh Junior high will furnish the 'music 'A clever sklC, "Ton tears Hence,- Is to be put on by a. nnnn Min Uunret OlUis, Pol county health nurse will gWe short talk. The 1930 ciass wu, - flrene-CuUer, x Kathleen ' Rock, fevelyn Working. Ralph Harper, Fred Dawson and BUly TJtley. .v.- : - ... - : ' Play at Sclo SCIO. 'April f Friday, April I, the Riverside Community club will bring the. three-act comedy( 'Welcome Home, Teddy,- to Sclo, And will present U at the Peoples' . theatre. The play Is sponsored by ' the high school and the proceeds Will be used for , , general high Mhool actlTitles. , , ' " " Play at Rlvervlew WEST STATTON. April 6 -.. The Farmer Union orchestra of Marion held Its regular weekly Sfaetice at the Elmer Asche home londay evening. Dorothy Asche, Carl Gibson. Lloyd Saunduman, Willis Kelthley and Bob Weln of " this community are members of the orchestra. The group Is put ting on Its, first appearance away . from home next Saturday when , they are to appear at the all day . Session of the Rlvervlew Farmers' Union.' ' W est oalem INews l WEST; SALEM. : April t -The West Salem bus, ; which' has been to' Portland for some little time being repaired" and painted while the owner and operator, Ray Fer gusor. has been ironing out some technicalities concerning his fran chise, resumed Its regular route again Sunday night. For the. pres ent until .further notice It will operate on the former, time sched ule and -If Improvements and changes are made a week's no tice will be given. .- The tree planting held In mem ory of George Washington Tues day afternoon sponsored by Rev. C. L Dark, pastor of the Ford Memorial churcb, was the second for the school this year held la lem Thursday. The local club has been asked to display and talk on the prune recipe booklets put out by them.' On account of the feder ation on Thursday, the regular meeting day for the Liberty elub will be held April If at the home of Mrs. Brotherton..Thls will be the next to" last meeting of the season and the nominating - com mittee for new officers will be ap pointed. , . : .-', .; V honor of the 1 -Father of His Country". John W. Simmons of Summit furnished the tin black walnut trees, three of whlelrwere planted by Rer. Dark: and John, A. Tantlss on the church grounds, to be later grafted with the Eng lish nut, and the other- o the school grounds, t A delegation ot teachers and pupils presented' a brief program eqnsistlng of an introductory address by Francis Wise, reading by Dean Thompson and group singing by all presenL - Harry Perlman of Portland nas purchased. the stock of. the West Salem Drug; Co., and. Is negotiat ing a deal tor the resale of the goods. In all probability the drug store will reopen in the near fu ture. I:. Mrs. C." L. Dark underwent a tonsil operation Tuesday. She Is the wife. of, the West Salem Min ister.. She Is doing nicely. ; i The seventh grade pupils hare begun "Better? Speech- cam paign and - which will last until th close ot school, at which time the winner will be treated by the losinr lde. The names of the two divisions - are .the "Americans" and the "Webfeet". The treat will consist of a final farewell picnic Mrs. Floyd De Lapp assisted hr Mrs. A. -A. Lee ot Salem are or-' ganlxlng s group et ' the' young girls of the church in aa .organ isation known as "Standard Bear era. AQ girls 11 years or. up, or seventh grade end . up. ' are' elig ible. At the first meeting, held Tuesday evening at the De Lapp home, .. simulated . Buraanese home end beautiful l baskets of flowers were .' effective decora- Uona. t?v.hiH . r -4: - Those elected to office included leader and president Mrs Nina De Lapp: rice president,' Muriel Raster; recording secretary, Mary Ruth Rlffy. corresponding seer e-1 tary, Bertha Stevens. Other offi cers will be elected later. - Those present were Ruth Maert, Reba Clark, Muriel Kxster, Mary Ruth Rlffy. Doris Thurman.Ber-1 the Stevens, Mrs. Lester De Lapp and the hostess, , Mrs. Floyd De, Lapp. v ' : ..U ;''.! V . '. ' ZEN A FOLKS 'GUESTS -. ZEN A, April . f A group et Zona folk who were guests at an informal party given at the home of former Zona residents. Mr. and Mrs. . Carl Worthington of near Popcorn Saturday - night were: Mr. and Mrs. M. Stephens and family, Mr. end Mr. Walter B. Hunt and children. Kenneth and Helen. . Miss Olga Horten.; Ted Horten, Frank and Louie Butler. , Liberty Club Meet - LIBERTY, April The Cemmunlty elub will meet Fri day night at t o'clock. The chil dren entering the declamatory ftffitest are to speak their pieces fit practice. Another feature will se ensemble and solo guitar num bers by the pupils of Mr. Stor hOw of Salem. The play, 'Bertie's Cavewom-ea,- which wu billed tor this Fri day ' has .been postponed a week. The refreshment- committee re- ' ttesU cake be brought. Mrs. C. W. Stacey and Mrs. R. Dallas will represent the Liberty Women's elub at the district fed eration of women's clubs in 8a- PAINLESS DEMTISTRT Extraction, Plate snd BRIDGE WORK ALL WORK GUARANTEED Dr F.C.Jcaes, Dcn b Boeai 11, upstairs ever iAOP & BOSB BAW .. now i urn will i ill ' i -West Coffee Is the 5 & V multoexhwutrre- seats ..youll fiad it : ; ?L perfect for mdrip. , ;J. 1 end other Q o(saakins;cofee -r- miwi v mm y mm w M m mm mm Here's a simple way to GRAND coffee FLAVOR . . Golden West Coffee tod the Golden West maker. I Just measure Golden West in your "drip maker; pour in jumping, boil ing water. Let VLudrip . . then serre. You'll be delighted with the result. Your 'own grocer has Goldea West Cofce the Golden west maker. coaomical, Sool BeST - PATENT . : mm : finest; of mImU kMU-Ucmd4 for yrf et bkif. . . HUt Oiegea Makes 1 - Hakes vngte. !7T7?TT Vt- VV7 T w m tutu today DnaoExed iatbo; Old PnoMonod gssw,B,BSaa r mma v m m - w m m. Where a Dollar Does lU Duty 173 S. Com! St Phon 8757 Vhmrm la roxl mxvinr here for TOO.' We do all OUT own kUIins:, buy all our livestock direct from the : farmer. Too pay only one profit when trading wim na This is the Best Qtudity Beef the Market Alloris Beef to Roast 8c and 10c Beef to Boil ...l.Xc Prime Rib of Beef, boned and rolled ..15c Beef Loin Steak 12c Fresh Hamburger .............. ...:..i.l0c No water - no cereal - no extra suet. Aclaia Tery fevr nurfceta fat Salem can advertise. Veil to Roart .."..J-. ,;12c 2H fhrhmj wrmgrmim a " 4rsl, , t ALL FUMX ' tWaWrVriNMU - y - ' ' WB take the finest of Wflkmctte Valley meats . . the U. f. ' Government inspects every operation . . Smoke from Ors foa hardwoods, colors and flivors them, and we pass them tin tn nn irn vnn. J t t .t'.i i - " ! wsucr i or uiai aunrjrr istaily of yours . .;. fire them a Cascade treat TODAT I A Fatflej JNseJtlissj Cm Jhrmdmet v CASCADE SEALERS wlk's ICarkit x Oari A BmtM Oneir Xarkrt 9. V. Prtgsa ... . Uttla Lair's Sim J .. ;. i.'ii- '-. .::". WZST SALEXt 1 7Ma's Varkrt . Jlitm VatkaV c .KoncoTrrnt trU 3. BUI Uarlat UmA 0. SCatt Bwiu Xaa. Vaetl TU Mark! Xivtua's ltarkas rasa's imij rmlM SJk's OroMrr BAXJUSi 'Dallas toaawy Vo4l Vwka C. 1C Kaaarta Saapa Ctaaaty 'aaltary'Xaial . Staaalaft VaVkai J TMdda'a Vatkal Wanur Xaxtat ' - Waa4 Bin. y ' -J' v. - - ' zsnaranavoa: : City Ifaat Xatka , fUkm't XatkaS '4 Out port and pork pwocta are of the very, best . quality. We never use any old or of f trade nogin our'mancet. - - . ... The" pork we hare to, offer this week b unusually lean. . v . ...Z:-.. Pork to Roast .J........................;.10c Pork to Roast with Hock on .. .....:.;.8c Fresh Hocks .....;.::.J..il.7c Fresh Pia: Feet... : ......... r.3c Fresh Spare Ribs ...... ....i...;......il0c Fresh Back Bones ............ ... ..'.,.3c Pure Pork Sausage .l...;:...:.:i;10c ' iNo water no cereal " There la no better sausage being offered for sale in Salem than this. Inexpensive aatisf ying. ; . :'. '.' Wo make all cured and smoked meats. They are sugar cured end smoked with oak wood. We think there Is no' better at any price. 7 .."'-.-,- Hams.::...: 16c Bacon .. r;..12c and 14c' Cottace Rolls :.:;....:....:...i2c Picnics .: ...1 .'......l.i 9c Pure Lard .4 pounds for 25c , ' ,- Our own maXe ; . r SIX.VEJtTOVl earrar a4 Orahai In our present location 12 years. In Salem since '1895; a I '1111 I I : B-" 1 I v 5 ; , ;, .11 . '.".' ' r . We get called on the carpet a s?ood many ti mes.fpr one thing or another, but this cno just about Caps the Stock - It teems acbrdtng to a phone call we had the otber day wo miista stepped on somebody's toes or somethin, because' some kindly soul called us cn .the phone and asked us why under the sun if we have to use some dum animal to ce tenbe something "Vyby dont we say Mule instead of Jackass. Of all asinine ads that cno is it, We were told. We smoothed it over the best we could by saying in our off hand way ; to the lady thsit we weren't refering to her when we said Jackass WeU site said hoVdl know you wasent refering to me or my husband one Now if you'd said mule my hus- band would have known you were refering to me because he's always saying I'm as stub- born as ateule nowwKy didn't you say that, so we'd know which one you were refer Ing to? Lady, we said, as the phone slammed in our ear, there isn't so many tnesV-'V;: ... ... . ,, . . - 8!EfflEU3E; Here are a few Items in Canned Foods Worthy of Consideration Armour's Milk 7 Pillsbury's Best Freshly Roasted Coffee lnBuik ' i . Flour lbs. 65 c lall cans. 5c 49 lb. sack $1.29 M -J-B Coffee Morning Milk 4 5c Albert' Best Flour 49 n, . sack 99c 1 lb. cans 3 lb. cans . 35c 95c Tall cans Blue Ribbon Tan Camp's 49 m Tomato Soup v sack n. 4vt Egg Mash 100 93c Potatoes Burbank, White Star or American Beauties Per can 5c lb. sacks 59c 100 sacks $1.88 Cove Oysters cans Shrimp 25c Reg. size can Kew pack 10c Van Camp's Hominy large cans " . 3 29c : . . ' ... -' "' ' t Sauerkraut 3 f.r 29c Bu-Mar Egg Mash 100 lb. sacks $1.65 CraxCorn 100 lb. sacks . $1.59 Crown Korn 'Pellets 100 n, ek $2.35 Mil Run . - - BO a. at 75c Oocaa-5Hi?. For bleaching gnart bottle Fine Granulated Sugar 20 pomd, 89c Shortening In Bulk' pounds 25c Ffifffs Fresh Extras : 33c Mediums dozen 10c P&G Soap 10 bars 25c White Peets Granulated Sweet Corn - & cans 25c Soap Now if we don't make a slip in the next few min utes this painful operation is gonna be over and we haven't' thought of an earthly thing to say with " -,' ' Large Cans ' i Pineapple fcs large cari . , . , ' 125c " . V . : - . L - L 1.1. ,. I - i ' : - - - . - ' 3 small cans, crashed or OC sliced Pineapple " aCu C 25c Package and 2 Bars Mstal White Infor 1 ' , 25 C . - " .-V '' - j ' - J ' .2 Packages ; Super; Suds ": '2Bars:' "-' ' Crystal White 23r Soap in for J; any meaning except of - - - . ..- . course quoting some prices i that means you folks -can buy, foods to your hearts content .without having to bring enough - long green with you to choke a horse Thank the lord she's fin- tshed (meanin the ad). , : ' - - . T f - -. 3 l v