The OREGON STATESMAN. Sakm. Oregon, Thursday Horning. Hay 2S, 1S32
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BRUSH ;COLtl-(3E,!May 14 f
xr.. rerawand Singer. r Mrs. -. M.
& JsVjol&fhoatetaes Jor tha.iaeejfc.
lqg 'of the Brush' College Helpers
thuVday . afternoon. The hostess
group have also planned aa excel-
lent program.
frocht and Mrs. Joseph finger are I ; ) Mrs, Ivy Hewett of 8slem la a
house taet "rthe fiome et aer
son-in-law and daughter, lir. "and
Mrs. Ivan-Merrick Of Uncola. Mri.
Hewett formerly resided at Lin
coln and hi many acquaintances i
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--. 'r 178 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET - Tj
I j GOVERNMENT jgJ 4
INSPECTED : tKaayj .
PPBMER . , . . . 8c
Bacon Back Beef Roasts Mutton Roast
A Real Savins: Cut from Young: Beef Best Cuts
9c lb. I 10c lb. Gc lb.
Pork Roast Dill Pickles Bacon
Lean Shoulder Cut Better than most at
higher prices
8c lb. IQeqt 12 1-2c lb.
OLEOCafiRfiARKE . . . 3 lbs. 23c
FREE DELIVERY " DIAL 8686
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PROGRAM HELD
MrsJ George Cohrs Is new
President f- Indepen
dence P-T Group ,
INDEPENDENCE, May 25
Children In cay . costnmea repre
senting flower and butterflies
danced and sang at tne eomnraea
Mar dar and 4-H dab acbleve-
ment dar 'program presented by
the primary grades ot the Indepen
dence, training school on the lawn
at the east entrance of the band
ing. Tuesday afternoon.
The nrocram included: selec
tions by the rhythm band: dance,
"Come Dance With Me": dance.
"Flowers in Our Garden?; kinder
rarten play. "Flower Day" com
posed by the fourth grade pupils
In costume representing, nowers.
North Wind. Jack Frost, Snow
Queen and Fairies, Sua and Sun
beams, Rain Fairies: drill featur
ing-a Shetland pony hy turn
grade boys dressed in blue over
alls and whits shirts; "The Miller
Boy" song and dance by the sec
ond grade: May-pole dance by i
rroun of little girls: and special
songs by the third grade.
Miss Oma Belle Emmons, the
principal. Introduced Mrs. Edna
Irvine, 4-H cooking club leader
who was presented with a lOTeiy
Angel Food cake by her class ot
upper grade girls; the girls also
served the mothers with light re
freshments.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram on the lawn, members of the
local Parent-Teacher association
met In the auditorium for the
final meeting of the year. '
Mrs. George Cohrs was unanl
mously elected president for the
coming year to fill the place vacat
ed by the resignation of Mrs. El
mer Busby.
Entertaining numbers were giv
en hy the training school orches
tra and also by members of Miss
Vera Johnson's Folk Dancing
class.'
Mrs. Will Campbell, the out go
ing president, Introduced the new
officers, Mrs. Cohrs, Mrs. Henry
Oberson, second vice president.
Miss Mary Donaldson, secretary,
and Miss Lela Howe, treasurer,
Mrs. Henry G. Hanson, the first
vice president was absent.
The association adjourned to
resume Its activities next ialL
The - 4-H elubs -r and special
school clubs displayed an Interest
ing exhibit of their work " In the
lower halt: . The clubs and their
leaders were "Hippy!; 4-H e6ok
lng. club. Miss Oma Belle Em
mons; 4-H : cooking clue, upper
grade girls.! MrS .Edna - Irvine;
"Busy Bee" 4-H sewing club. Miss
Mary Donaldson ; "Finishing
Five" 4-H sewing" club.' Mrs.
Claude Skinner; Four Leaf Clover
4-H sewing club and school club,
Mrs. Monn Sheldon; science club,
Miss lla Howe; 4-H Forestry
club, Mrs." Harry Keeney; Art
elubs and boats by - the second
grade pupils. The little folk ex
hibited three boats, the Santa Ma
ria, viking, and the "Claggett,"
the Independence ferry, all clever
miniature replicas of the Teal
thing. Seven large painting's by
the children showed the progress
made In boats since the time of
the Indians' dug out to the modern
steamer.
STORES CLOSED in
FOLKS VIEW
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AIHIFT
DRUGS
Prescriptions
GUNDE1IES
DRUG STORE
13a N. Commercial St. Phone 5197
The Original Yellow Front Drug Store of Salem
FOUNTAIN
REMEDIES
TOILETRIES
E?oi? TOUJIHLS.,. imH., amiQl SATT.
Great Aches horn
' Little Toe Corns '
Grow
Schaefer's
Corn
Remover
Apply and let dry, that's
alL Five applications and
that painful, crippling
corn comes off like wax.
Think .of the relief yon
get for
2g
Sold the I
No Cui
ehaefer Way,
!, No Payl
Cigarettes
225c
Chesterfields, Camels,
Luckies and Old Golds
$1.25 per Carton
Correspondence
Cards
with Envelopes
Regularly 50c,
now 15c, two for
29c.
Peanut Brittle
Fresh Made
- Full of Peanuts
ri5c Z2Sc
Come Early to Get Yours
This Will Not Last
Pug's Delicious
Gum Drops
lOc:
Limit 5 lbs.
Special for
Only at
Three Days
Fountain
Pineapple Nut
Sundae
10c
After Dinner Mints
(Midget)
18c ib.
Vi lb. lOe
We reserve the right to limit quantities- none sold to dealers.
Extra Special
50c Vanishing Cream lOe
25c Cold Cream 10c
50c Tooth Brushes 10c
50c Lemon Cream 10c
25c Almond Cream 10c
50c Quinine Tonic 10c
25c Furniture Polish 10c
50c Tar Shampoo 10c
50c Cocoannt Sham. 10c
25c Talcum Powder -10c
50c Face Powder 10c
$2.50 Perfume 89c
50c Soap Boxes ....10c
Special for Friday Only
Our Regular
Ice Cream Soda
)B
Any Flavor
All You Want
IN. OUR STORE
Now every department is joining to give Salem unheard-of
savings. Here, are but a few of the highlights.
Go over each item carefully, and then be down bright
and early. And remember, quality considered, Schaefer
prices are always lowest.
You Can Beat a Path to Any Door
If values and economies are there. Our business is
growing steadily month by month THERE MUST
BE A REASON. Schaefer values and economies are
meaning more to- the buying public every day. Your
neighbor shops at Schaefer'a - why not you?
Laxative Salts
85c Jad Salts 59c
85c Kroschen Salts 47c
$1.20 Sal Hepatiea 79c
60c Bromo Seltzer.i.39c
$1.25 Enos Salts 89c
Handy Remedies
1 pt. Witch Hazel 17c
1 pt. Milk Magnesia ..39c
1 lb. Boric Add 29c
l U Cod Liver OiL-39c
1 pt. Pure Olive Oil39c
1 pt Russian Min. oil 39c
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Home Remedies
25c Tr. Iodine t 15c
; 25c Mercnrochrome J 5c
15c Flaxseed, lb? .8c
$1 Russian Min. OiL75c .
? 20c Boric Add, 4 ozlOc
25c Camphorated Oil 14c
Talcum
25c Mennen's
25c J. & J
14c
14c
25c Colgate ; 17c
35c Garden Court 25e
50c Yardley 29c
;' Remedies .
IJ2S B. L. Tonic .79c
$1.25 SSS Remedy 89c
$10 Citrocarbonate 98c
$10 Sal Hepatiea 69c
$15 Pierce's 98c
PiUs and Tahlets
25c Carter's L Liv15c
50c Yeast Foam Tab. 33c
30c Phenolax 23c
25c Choc Ex-Lax 15c
75c Doan's Kidney 49c
25c Anaein ; 12e
Antiseptics
$1 Listerine
$1 Pepsodent
$1 Zonite
.69c
.69e
J9c
60c Gfyco Thymolint 43c
60c Lavoris 39c
50c Detoxol 39e;
Advertised Remedies
.$3.98
39c
$4 NneOvo -
60c Zonite
$1.50 Takara Powder 98c
50c Phillips Magnesia 33c
PreSeason Sale
of Sun Goggles
Finest Optical Lenses
Regular 75c to $1
39e 3 for $1
Quantity Limited
Assorted Colors
Hay Fever Remedies
$1 Vapex 69c
50c Arzen 23e
50c Vicks Drops 33c
75c Baume Bengyt 49c'
50c Mentholatum 31c
35c Vicks VapoRub 3c
Pitts and Tablets
$1 Marmola 63c
$1 Ironlzed Yeast 69c
50c McCoy's Tablets 43c
$1 Miles Tablet . 59c
60c Phenolax-.. 39c
50c Feenamint
-36c
Sundries
$1 lb. Hosp. Cotton S3c
5 yd. 1 in. Adhesive 19c .
25c Handl-Tape 19c
5 yd. Sterile Gauze 26c
25e Apex Moth Cake 17c
There is no reduction in quality the
t Uzhlndra it retained that hut
characterized the SCHAEFER LINE of
Home Remedies for 24 years. Purchasing
Schaefer quality remedies actually: saves
money for you; they are the most econom
ical and satisfactory, in-the long run A
rexneily for' each ill. Made in Salem by
-Schaefer.
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never in your life have you
seen such amazing low prices
RICKET, May 25 To one un
conscious of the cause It would
appear as II the community as a
whole was bereft of its senses by
tne unusual assortment or wear
ing apparel that .was - seen on
front lawns In this vicinity Tues
day morning about ft o'clock. Of
course the cause was the giant
seppelln.
.A wonderful view, was obtained
as it appeared in the clear south
era sky and slowly and gracefully
sailed Into the clouds in the
north.
tso aisuncuy could it be seen
that even the cabin was distin
guished. It was a sight that will
never be forgotten by those who
were fortunate enough to have
seen It.
STJLTTOlCMay XK The, fun
eral, of William H. Hobson, held
here v Tuesday afternoon .was
largely attended. Rev. W. H. It-
man had. charge of the servicer it
the ehapeL A quartet, composed
Of tMrs. Lyman. Mrs. William
Crabtree, Felix Wright and W. B.
McClendon, sang. - ,v , , '
The graveside services were in
charge of - the Maaonle Grand
lodge of Ore so v They were most
impressive. The Stayton Masonic
and L O. O. T. lodges attended In
body. -
All business "houses here closed
out of respect to the town's first
merchant. .
Allen S. Defies who has been
ill at his -home tor about three
weeks, expects to enter the Vet
eran's hospital In Portland -. on
Wednesday. He Is eligible to med
ical . attention there through his
services la the Spanish-American
war. .
He Is a grandson of Allen 8.
Da vies, one of the men present at
the famous meeting at Champoeg
In II 4 S when a vote was taken to
decide whether Oregon should ge
under th British rule or that of
the United States. Davie and Ab-
ner Lewis after a long hard drive
arrived In time to east their vote
for the D. 8., making the vote
which had been up to their arrival
50 to 50. 50 to 62.
FIRE DESTROYS PLANTS
KKIZER, May 25 Fire which
j originated from the electric light
bulb In the Ward C Russell green
house Friday destroyed a number
of baby chicks and a Quantity of
.plants, including several hundred
tomato plants. No other damage
was done.
Free City Delivery Phe J CjOJJ. rders.
HELP OUR FARMERS ir -
pt. a v to rAN STRAWBERRIES. TheyTl be cheap
! this year and of the high Oregon Quality.
lVs all cooperate with our local proaBcera.
PETER PAN BUTTER... :.;...per lb. 19c
- . A Quality Product -
FINE CANE SUGAR ..:......20 lbs, 79c
Frying Size
Wee
nil
A 4 Pint Can
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MILK
Tall Cans
5c
DEVILED. MEAT
3c
VA Per Can . ,
OYSTERS
5 oz. Cans
Jc
PORK & BEANS
Can 5C
PUREX, quart size ...
.2 for 25c.
Peanut Butter ,
2 ibs. 19c
Hoody's
Corn
Golden Bantam
Cans 25c
In
Pounds
Dates
Bulk
17c
Pineapple
Gold Bar Fancy
No. 2V4
Sliced -
Means 35c
Amaizo Syrup
Golden, 5 lb. pail 33c
Golden, 10 lb. pall 59c
CrysUl, 5 lb. paiL35c
White, 10 Ib. paiL 65c
WHITE EAGLE SOAP 10 bars 21c
tmUOUlLATL BAY - -
Food treats for the double holiday. Holidays mean plenty of food to eat and that means a visit to Safeway
of course. As a reminder shop for the doubie Holiday.
We Will Be Closed Decoration Day, Monday, May 30
Savings Effective Friday and Saturday, May 27-28
Pure cane, extra fine
granulated
a lbs. Sc
fine creamery, fresh churned
daily, a home product
lb. ESc
BANANAS
large yellow mellow fruit
large, solid, crisp heads, local grown
FRESIH PEAS
fancy, tender green peas
pound
Pounds
SHREDDED
VHEAT
The healthy Breakfast food
SAIL AID) HDExLESSHNG o
Best Foods, full qts. each
S HI R H Hi P
good quality, 5 oz. cans
SPUID) (SffilflPS
fresh, crisp. Regular 25c
34C I
3 forC ft )
CI
each
large pkg.
The perfect shortening
1 Ib. FREE
cans
Airway Brand
freshly ground -every
pound guaranteed
Why Pay More Pound
WMtte Beams
Idaho good cookers
IP
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ADD
golden Crust white er
.whole wheat sliced -
pounds
loaves
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ITtmoaa IFfloEn
White Star, known
for quality
7J4-OZ. cans for
i. OldrBurley Brand
Whfle it LasU 3 cans
1 can FREE
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EiAras
. i Market Fwoturws
Ik )
A fins lot of smsr&r enred. akin
oed Hams, fine to bake, to take
on trip, Whole or ttaii
Blu. EOc'.
BA51M
Sliced. Dry Sugar Cured
KIcs and lean
sod
- Spring '
A fine lot of Rock and Red
Fryers, all drawn
uaANcis
KIcs snd-juley
' Swiss
STTEAESS
Cut from Choice Young Beef
. . . - Pork '
ELOASITO .
Cat from Choice Young Pigs
U. HOG
Young Rabbits; to fry or bake, lb. 20c
' Our Stores Will Be Closed All Day Monday Memorial Day
No. 37162 N. Commercial
: Phone 6169, -.
No. 661978 N. Capitol
Phons 8620
V 1J00 Orders DELIVERED
'FREE Excepting Features
No. 519270 N. Commercial
Phone 9432
No. 781927 SUte, Phone 94S5
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