The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. September 16, 1932
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MARIO??, Sept. 15. Thj last'
meeting" of the Farmers' ., Tnloa
local wa bigger and better than
ever, with .most of the time lvea
over to the prominent speakers
attending. i
Mr. Jackson of Portland stress
ed strongly the need of farmers
being organized to the extent; that
they must bay together and; sell
direct to the consumer. Max Gehl
bar, ot the state agricultural de
partment, gare a complete j out
line of what Is being done to
make the- state fair' more success
ful. Mrs. Betty Gappan ot Eu
gene, state union secretary, was
present and gave aa interesting
account j of , her ' recent i trip
through the east 5
Others from a distance who
gave abort talks were Mr. and
Mrs George Poltx, Mr. and Mrs.
Jake OUlmore, and Mr. and Mrs.
Todd.. . ; -
The Marlon union will have a
booth at the West" Stayton har
vest festival Saturday, Septem
ber 17. In charge ot the booth
are Carl Olson, Herman DeLaugh
and Arthur Tucker.
Parish School' to
Make No Charge on t
: Tuition and Book
r
Your Old Pen
Worth $4.01
' To Introduce the New
GOTHIC
Smooth Point Fountain
Pen and Pencil Set
"With the New Lifetime
Platnoid Pen Point
Bring your old pen to our store
regardless of make or condition
your pen ia in present this
coupon and only 99c and you
will receive this beautiful un
breakable $3.00 self-filling
GOTHIC FOUNTAIN PEN with
the new lifetime PLATNOID
Pen Point. You al30 get a $2.00
Propel and Repel Pencil that
matches the pen FREE. This
$5.00 Pen and Pencil Setj is
given to you FREE. You really
pay only for the new lifetime
PLATNOID Pen Point. It! is
guaranteed never to rust, tar
nish or corrode. A five-year
factory guarantee with each
set. ' j
Yoa Save
S1.01 With
Yonr Old
rem
Regardless
of Make
or Condition.
Homecoming
Is Slated by
Island Club
GRAND ISLAND, Sept. 15. !
The Grand Island Improvement
club ia sponsoring a homecom
ing event to be held on the school
grounds Sunday, October rTnis
is the first event of its nature
held in the district and promises
to be a very enjoyable time.
About 125 notifications have
been sent out by the committee
to all persons who have in any
way been connected with the Isl
and community, past or present.
A varied program of both lo
cal and outside talent will be
given in the morning and after
noon. A basket dinner will be
served at noon. At the close ot
the afternoon program a base
ball game will be played.
SILVERTON, Sept.
St. Paul's pariah school at
Silverton. will open Septem
ber 18. Changes have beesi
made in the manner ; of
conducting the schools this
season. There will be no
tuition charge nor will there
be any charge for books.
The parish has been di
vided into groups and each
of these groups will give
socials and thus raise funds
to care for the needs of the
schooL Heads of the divi
sions are now at work pre
paring plans for the affairs
to be given.
Father Raymond Is given
credit for creating this plan
of caring for the school.
I
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11 to IS
A. M. and
3 P. M. Ito
4 P. ML
Only j
Saturday, Sept. 17th i
11 A. M. to 12 A. M. I
and
2 P. M. to 4 P. M. Only I
If you cannot come on this day
and hour, send someone to our
store with old pen, leave 90c,
and your set will be laid aside.
All the new pearl effect colors
in ladies' and men's sites.
Black and Pearl, Burgundy.
French Onyx, Molted Jade, etc.
Limit on three sets. j
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Add 10c
Capital Drug Stole
Prescriptions ' I
J. H. WTLLETT I
405 State St. at Liberty
Salem, Ore.
Phone 3118-3110
"Only the Best"
Larsons9 25th
Wedding Date
Is Celebrated
Outside Calls
Keep Firemen
At Aurora Busy
AURORA. Sept. 15 The Au
rora fire department has answer
ed seven calls in little more than
a week. Tuesday two calls were
turned In, one a brush fire at the
Charles Arnold place north of
town which was threatening
buildings. The second was a saw
dust fire at Joe Kings. Calls from
Fargo. Union Hall, Butteville,
Donald and a grass fire at the
side of the road near Hubbard,
have been answered averting con
siderable loss.
Members of the department
show much interest and pride in
the added equipment of a pump
and water tank and feel equal
now to any ordinary conflagra
tion.
More Students
Planning to Go
To University
SILVERTON, Sept. 15 Each
day more students are announc
ing their plans, for the autumn.
Franklin Evenson, who has been
attending Reed College will
transfer to the University of Ore
gon this autumn.
La Forrest McDonald will re
turn to Willamette university;
Martha Goodknecht, who was
graduated last June from the Sil
verton high school will enter state
normal at Monmouth. Vernlta
Brewer and Harold Irish will both
study as post graduates at Sil
verton high school.
BRUSH CREEK, Sept. H. -
Keiatives : nere nave received a
letter telling of the 25th wed
ding anniversary observances of
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Larson at
their home near Galata, Mont.
The affair was held August 21,
as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Lar
son. Fifty neighbors gathered for
the occasion. Henry Woare of
Chester, Mont., known to many
here, sang a group of songs. A
gift of silver was presented to
the guests of honor and a
o'clock dinner was served by the
surprlsers.
This recalls to residents of
Brush Creek the wedding which
took place August 21, 1907. here.
Mrs. Lars en was Miss Sophia
Goplerud, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Goplerud, who lived at
that time on what is now the
O. 3. Hauge home.
Clerk Election
Is Slated ior
Island Tonight
GRAND ISLAND, Sept. 15.
The Grand Island school district
No. 94 will hold a special school
meeting at the schoolhouse Fri
day night, September 18, for the
purpose of electing a new clerk
to fill the vacancy made by the
resignation of Mrs. Arka Law
rence.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and
family have moved from their
home here to a neighboring dis
trict.
Day's Labor
Behalf Needy
Is City Call
SILVERTON, Sept 18. The
welfare committee at Silverton Is
sending out an appeal to the
women of Silverton to go to the
Silverton Food Products company
cannery Friday morning and as
sist In - the preparation of the
foods for the canning. The can
nery officials are canning vege
tables and fruits which are to be
used in the welfare work here
this winter.
The committee has purchased
cow which will be butchered
and prepared by Lawrence Lar
son of the City Meat company.
This, with vegetables donated,
will be made into a stew which
will be canned for the winter's
need. While considerable prunes
and pears are at hand to be can
ned Friday, the committee re
ports that it can use more ot both
fruits and vegetables.
A day of canning was held last
week and while a number of
women responded more could
have been used. Work at the can
nery will begin at 8 o'clock. All
work is donation work.
Jane 19. Lewis wttt b la' iharge
ot the Intermediate grades. Mrs.
Vlllette Rea la la charge of pri
mary, and Walter Beck and
Miss lone Zmbler of the high
schooL
J. F. Welnert has men em
ployed filling la the floor ot his
new modern bam preparing It for
cement.
Charlotte E. Banta, who has
been away from home working
since June 7, has returned to
visit her parents for a few days.
Studies Start ;
At Clear Lake
School Monday
CLEAR LAKE. Sept 15 Clear
Lake school will open September
Zt with Mlsa Dorothy NeaL Sil
verton, as principal, and Mite Tex
la Bostrack ot route eight the
lower room.
PRESCRIPTIONS DRUG?
Market Drug Store
C. L. WELLMAN
In "The Market Phone 6188 470 N. Commercial
Airlie Schools
Resume Classes
Monday Morn
AIRLIE. Sept 15. Regular
sessions of the Airlie high and
grade schools will begin Monday1
morning. September II. Mrs.
-"Sew
UncorrccUd, dftclivt vP.
tion in m child it a dit.l
'stms handicap. Don't
delay the examination
A Few of Oar Every
Day Prices
85c Kruschen
Sails
75c
Acidine :
65c
Bisodol
$1.20 Sal
Hepatlca
$1.20 Scott's
Emulsion
$1.50
Pinkham'a
$2.00 S.S.S.
Tonic .
$1.25
Tanlac
$1.00 Miles
Nervine
59c
59c
43c
89c
98c
98c
$1.69
.....98c
79c
Golden State, P. A-, Vel
vet, Sir Walter or Edge
worth OC
2 for LOZ
Camels, Cheaters.' Golds
and Luckies 0
2 for tdO C
Wings or
White Rolls
10c
or 95c Carton
Himyar
3 for
Roll-RiU or.
Target, 8 for.
50c
25c
Specials for Weekend
and Monday
25c West's
Tooth Paste
35c Magnesia
Tooth Paste
50c Ipana
Tooth Paste
50c Keen
Shaving Cream..
50c Ingrams
Shaving Cream..
50c Mermen's
Shaving Cream
60c Bromo
Seltzer .
. 1 lb. Pure
Castile
1 lb.
Agar Agar
1 Pt
Alcorub
Eff. Sodium
4 oz.
size
$1.20
Lactogen
$1.20
S. M. A
60c
Ever-Dry
35c Tiz
Foot Tablets
25c Blue
Jay Pads
5 ft. Syringe
Tubing
50c
Stationery
Finger
Cots. 7 for
The Ctitrtct ' board "his toe
having, the school house and
grounds cleaned up this week
and had one room kalsbmlixeaV
f Hop picking la almost coin pletf
ed la this vicinity excepting Mr.
Kelley who just got started Thurs
day and Llvesley finished Satur
day. Prune picking Is well 'under
way. Mr. Allen and- Mr.' Peterson
on the Senitor place are picking
part ot the time now. as prunes
are a little too green to dry.
Teachers Repair
Graders? Texts
HUBBARD. Sept 15. Teach
ers In the grades are oa the Job
at the schoolhouse for the rest of
this week, and are numbering and
'repairing textbooks la preparation
for the opening of school Monday.
The books are owned by the district
Kleenex
19c
Kotex
20c
Mod ess
15c
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Phone n
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McDowell Market
Where a Dollar Does Its Duty
173S.Com'l - Phone 8757
flpsn&&.
We are now and have for some time been selling more
pork and pork products than any other market in
Si'em.
We buy all our live stock direct from the farmer, do
ing all our own killing. You pay only one small profit
when trading here. !
If you are not taking i advantage of our low prices
don't blame it all on Hoover for your dollar not going
aroipd. j '
This beef is the best the market affords
'Beef to Roast ... 8 and 10c
Beef to Boil 6 and 7c
Loin Beefsteak ..: :.10c
Prime Rib Roll r J( 15c
Hamburger j 10c
Pure Pork Sausage -10c
No water no cereal no extra suet
i
Our cured meats are all made right here at our mar
ket, sugar cured and smoked with oakwood.
Hams, sugar cured 12c
Bacon ...1 : 12 to 17c
Bacon Squares ..J 8c
Picnics J 9c
Cottage Rolls .1- 10c
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245 N. Comm.
Wheaties
2 tor 31 4
3 if j
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2 LBS. M-J-B RICE
WITH 3 LDS.
M-J-B COFFEE
Pwuren
Quarts
z to? ago
SNOWDRIFT
3 lb. can
WHITB KING
pv7 T7 TT T? )Fec3ei?all Bpaimti
IMS u 11
Our pork and pork products are the very best grade;
w never sell any old orioff grade hogs in our market.
8 and 10c
.5c
......3c
15c
Our own make
Pork to Roast
Fresh Spareribs
Pork Hocks
Back Bones .
Little Links
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.:. . 3c
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1 age gal a
Ji Bring Your Own
container -
ITaUn Cairns
V2 lb. pkg.
Jell-O, all flavors, 4 for ...if. 25c
White-Star Tuna, size 10c
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 lbs. 14c
Cheese, full cream, lb 12c
Grape Nuts ....17c
Baker's Premium Cocoanut, Vylb 18c
DSaHieffs Cocoa Vklb. Hoc
Lux Flakes, large package 23c
Lux Toilet Soap, 3 bars - 22c
H. O. Oats, 20-oz. 13c
H. O. Oats, large, 55-oz 29c
Dr. Ross, dog food, 3 for 23c
Budweiser Malt - 43c
MskCasI Store
No. 7
294 N. Com. St, Phone 3527
IRISH - BING CO.
356 N. Liberty, Phone 9156
ALWAYS ON THE SQUARE
It's worth something to you to know that you can al
ways find a well trained grocer at your Irish Store
who will give you dependable information, dependable
foodstuffs and a 1
"square deal all the time."
Features for Friday, Saturday, Monday
2 for 35c
amiss
W dose promptly at! 8 p. m. Saturday evening
In Salem Since 1895
More of Those Fat Tender
I 1
Fresh Sweet
3 lbs age
Boneless
i?HsEni3
I aos is?
half or whole
For Baking or Fricasee
Crisp, Tasty
Bill P2cIilco
310(3 njtt
Beef or Pork
0(3 lb
HAVE YOU TRIED
Royal Club Coffee 29c
3 15s. 79c
Bulk Cocoa IQn
Soap 0Qr
White Wonder 10 Bars lJ
Calumet 9Rg
Baking Powder 1 lb. Can
Swansdown 92p
Cake Flour Pkg.
Oysters 2C
Fancy, 5 oz 3 Cans
Shrimp OQc
Good Size in Cans 3 for
Valley Rose 7G
Oregon's Finest Valley'Blend 49 lb. sk. 1
Blue Bell g3c
Hard Wheat Flour 49 Lb. Sk.
Fiff Bars -jgc
Hotcake Flour 9Qp
Kerr's 10 lb. k.
Kerr's Grah ams ft
10 lb. 8k. &tf
Peanut Butter 25 C
. , I,,, 3 Lbs.
Bring your container
Walkers' Market
178 SOUTH COMMERCIAL
SPECIAL
on Quality Meat for
Fi?May and attuu?Qlsy
Hamburger . . . So
flleo . . . -8c
Pork Boast . . . 9c
ill Pickles . . -10c
full quart
Beef doast . . . So
Best cuts
Boiling Beef - 6o
Free Delivery Dial 8686
Open Till 9 p.m.i Saturday "Night
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