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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1932)
The OREGOX STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning. October 23. 1932 PAGI! SCVEN HUB U!E M HBSW Couple Came . West After ling Some Time on Nebraska Frontier J'c Spendi West- Salemv:NfeTO:;v " MONMOUTH. Oet; 27 Mn and Mrs. j; L. Mardoclc ob&erred their 14th wedding angtrersary thii week at their home la Monmouth, and were pleasantly surprized when their, son Gearze Murdock f Chicago arriTed by auiomoMla with his wife for a 1 0-day Mslt witn them.: - Mr. and Mrs. Murdock hare 11t ed in Oregon SS years, and were pioneers of ' frontier Nebraska. When only 1 years or age Mr Mnrdock accompanied bis brother Milo from Pennsylvania to r Ohio where they leased land and raised corn, ac tne age or zu lie baa ac quired land In Nebraska and built a little shanty. Miss Sarah Eliza beth Scott, a girl of 1. was. wait ing in Pennsylvania to hear this news, and on doing a Bhe started out alone for Nebraska: She reach ed her ; destination October 21, 1878. and, they were married. For 18 years they continued to make Nebraska their home. - j- Since coming to Oregon they hare lived In many sections. Mr. Murdock followed farming con tinuously until 1908 when he went into the creamery business, being affiliated with plants at Kelso, Wash., Jefferson, Shetburn and Monmouth. He has been retired from ton tine work foT several years but is never idle. Building new homes and remodeling old ones in Mon mouth hasbeen his work on his own property here for a long time. He rents the houses to stu dents and" faculty members of the Oregon Normal school. Six children were bona to this couple and all are living: George of Chicago, P. E. of Monmouth. Louis J. of Corvallis, Mrs. Earl White of Eugene, Mrs. Clyde Kid dle of LaGrande and Mrs. Lee G fi ner of Florence. Four of the chil- WEST SALEM, ait. iT.-Tbe : business house of Eyerley d Witf Ick,: truck; and auto ' repair'.-on Edgewater street; has I been.: taken over ty cuaries Wldick. who win now-be sole owner ana pronrletojr of. the business. There, hav been Eeveral bouses sold here thl3 week. two of them are the houses that Ae Barry. Casebe?r and,M Bur ton families 'have occupied .on Franklin ,andVKlngwood avenue. Dale Watson eighth grade, stu dent, who has ben working in the L. L. Sioper store was was sec retary of the student, body ot the West Salem school, moved back to Ms ; home ntr Portland this week;-. hia' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson,; coming tor him. Miss' Lorene Smith is the new sec retary. Other officers of the stu dent body are Coianell Ferguson. president; Mary Biffey. vice-pres ident. Those lit the eighth grade room elected to office are Aleen Douglas, president ; Edwin Maerx. vice-president, and WUUam Thom as, secretary. --j . Vi&itors From East Some of the out-of-state visi tors here this VFeeivwere Mr.' and Mrs; George Ferguson from Iowa. recently here from, wan Pegro. Cal.. who . were house auests at the- home of Mr. and. Mrs. Wilbur P. Lewis. They report that things seem better in the west than la Iowa Former neighbors' in the Black Hills of South Dakota -were the Elmer Klmblea, now ot Glen wood. Cal- and the B. A. Shofls ot West Salem. The Calif oraians surprised the Shoffs. visited here for several days then continued to Portland to visit Mrs. Shoffs sis ter. The Puritan cider works Is about the basiest place in town at 1 tinur tune - or year. - with:. th fall , harvest " rusfcin. Cider, vinegar, grape Juice and- apple nectar are some of the products being Made at this busy faetory.i -' h --,V?U ' -.t a icpuaiican, Tm.uj in uaitas. November S, Lyle Thomas, presi de nt ot the Hoover-Curtis elub ot West Salem, will be one of the -speakers. . - ' - " ' . - School rWram Today T ' ' ' Hallowe'en'! the holiday of aITi joe year ier ine eniiare-n. and tne school children in the tour lower grades will play '.appropriate games,' bob for apples and make the popular favors and motifs at school Friday, afternoon. Pupils of the sixth and seventh: grades ere planning more elaborate 'en tertainment, those ; of.- the sixth grade giving a program, to which parents and friends .are Invited. There will be two plays presented and refreshments served. .In the seventh grade room a party win be fives, with children committees in charge: entertainment, Inex Ma erx, Daisy Minton. and" Charles Jones; refreshments, Hoy Phillips, uaxine Smith and Eloise, Fergu son; decorations, ;Marjorte -HeK sen, Alice uonrier ana Rosena Ttemlngton. : - . Mrs. C. L. Dark, was' hostess to members of the Women Foreign Missionary society at hera home' Wednesday afternoon when the new year's work was begun with Mrs. John A. Tantiss having the study, which began ther new book en China, "Lady Fourth Daugh ter.' Mrs. Lester DeLapp led de- votlonals. Hfstor . Contest Featured By Bethany Xluh THANT pet.. z7-Bethany community dub. is making . plans for -writing tr Watery of the" com ssuaity an4er theprcject plan pro posed by- Professor Parse ,of the-i Univereity -ox Oregon. - The - Beth- i any district contains .much of his torical interest as it was in this p mm unity (bet? one- et Oregon's ilrsfc Christian-, eh urebes .was or ganised.. , , , ,. - i,r' . -k' r f la charge of .writiagrtrJe Wstory- are Mrs. Stewart. Mcdiure Mrs. Albert Idlkklescnr, and, Henrw Tor- vend. Heny 8 prick it president of: lav emtji -o ' ' . T : ' ACrTHBB STUlKVt ILL v' OERVAISi:Qci. .J1. r Etoes-j LMbler underwent an operation: for acute appendicitis at St. Vincent' heendtalvln Portland' Monday. El mer-is ft 'sophomore in the Gerraia high schooL. This; is the second high school coy to: be taken with; this malady In . the- last 1 days. Alexander Esson was operated en, at Oregon City a week ago Sunday xugns. :r ; v i. T. -i ' : : ' dren are graduates of the Oregon Normal school. There are 10 grandchildren. , Mr. and Mrs. George Murdock left Wednesday for Chicago and will drive home via the south-central route. They will visit with Mr. Murdock' s sister in Eugene and with. Charles Graves of Sac ramento, a brother of Mrs. Murdock. Sill Saturday SENSATIONAL BARGAINS Metropolitan 5 -10 -25c Store 148 North Liberty St. Kitchen Remodeling Is Done by Church SILVERTON. Oct. 27. Work is under way at the Christian church remodeling the kitchen. Mrs. W. C Livingstone and Mrs. Eva Neal are heading the commit tee making the arrangements. The labor and mtaerial is to be donated. The actual work of re modeling Is being done by men of the congregation. IP 1! M- M -J 'Arduont tttidyikg under urti&ciat tight rtquire$ lit aid okr glvssa gwtj itfidivi vision. .rrl s - - aZi MIDGET-MARKET- Originators Of Low Prices 351 State St; WHEN WILL IT STOP There doesn't seem to be any limit to prices dropping. This week they are lower than ever. The quality is the best. Salem's only market selling inspected meats ex clusively. REGULAR PRICES, NOT 'SPECIALS' FANCY MILK FED VEAL J ' THE BEST 7. "V ! fffiad I?i?S(0 137 S Commercial Tel. 401 Veal Steak c lb 1 Veal Roast This is the lowest price prime veal has sold for in the memory of the oldest inhabitant. Veal Breast For Stuffing 5g lb Leg Weal Whole or half Mclb The firm white meated kind . Young Pig Pork Roast FOR LESS Purex, 2 quarts ..... 15c 60 IE Bisquick .Biscuit Floor u Cutters Free 26c Sperry' Deal 1 Pkg. Pancake, 1 Wheat Hearts, -I f ALL FOR IOC Dainty Lean Loin Chops 12c lb Del Monte Ptxrnpkm, 2 size, 2 cans 15c Young Pig Pork Steak Fresh Ham Roast lie lb "Flavorized' Giant Size -Crystal White Soap V Cakes '10c 1: American Beauty - Brand ".-.... 2 Cans Oysters, 1 Can Shrimp 0 ALL FOR UlV,' Flavorized, Peet's Granulated ' . - Soap 7c ; 23 ounces, ' 'Package . i-Zl VOranges f Sweet and Juicy , 10c Dozen 10s Rolled Oats Sack . 21c Del Monte Coffee Pound Jams, lb ESacon, sliGed, lb Small Picnics, lb Mttage Rolls Jb Hoin Baclis, IL me ' - -v : 15c .Oo -Is 13 Swans-Down Cake Flour .Tints for Frosting' Free 21 t Package Pure Cane Sugar 10 Pounds 39c Pure. Pork Sausage loll IXMTT Pure Pork Links Tall Milk, all brands, 4 cans '............15c 5 Sweet. Potatoes 3 8 Lbs. - r , .- Dry .Onions 1ft Pounds 1 , -, . -'. 7c Kitchen Queen -Hard wheat Flour 49s sack 74 c Mission Bell Toilet Soap, 5 calces ... 19c : Caplaivs Cash Groicery r 137 So. CoxaI. A breakfast treat "ountry Style " : . - : . - , - These sausages are delicately flavored. Made from clean, fresh, inspected meats. . . . . . Useless to pay more -Risky to pay less ,w Prime Beef Roast- Choice Sirloia 12 l& Real baby beef at these same prices If you prefer it. Out of consideration to our employes, we dose at 6 pan. On Saturdays at 7 pjn. L ; . t HARRY 1L, LEVYtf Prop. . AO ; 1 . t! r Prices ;i: Good Saturday r Monday" mm onterum 4 , - ":'Z ... ' ' V- : '-' i ' i - v ' -.-"I ... I 1 lge. cans IdenWetCbf f ee 31c 15 lb. can 60c Li Tbm ato Juice 4 picnic sixe - 25c Fred Meyer Consistently Undersells! Quality -Goods! Choice Eastern Picnic JUst imagine i 40c toj 50c buys ' a -whole delicious su gar-cured picnic. 44 Ibsi I ave. Whole ones only , At Fred Mert Grocery Dept. j CorriedBeef 2 T 29c Armour orLibby Budweiser Malt 42c 4 19c orCar-nI:l1, t&u OC- Pet0'Milk6 nation Extra StawfitrA cans iiuwi ot :iv csntJ . Bananas,; 6 lbs 25'ci Golden ,rip Spihach, 3 lbs for 5c , Crisp and. tender. Sunkist Oranges 2 doz. for 29c Lettuce, 5 for 10c . . Choice, solid. bads ; Cabbage) for Kraut 50 lbs., for 39c : Largs solid heads Fruit Dept. N. B. C. Fancy AsVt Cookies b 15c r V DaintBiU9- Grapefruit ''29c Swans Down Calor Flour 23 C 1 Pkg. Cake Coloring Free White Eagles Soap Chips 5 27 c Miss Lou Shrimp 2 c"r- 21c Candied PeeU ZZ 29 C Libby's Fancy-Cut gtririgless Beans 2 No.' 2 cans 27c Anchovies (2 os. rojkd wiik capers) 2 tins 25c Candied Pineapple 5c: lb.; Cherries 49c lb. fancy Bine Rose Rice 3 lbs. ceDo. bag 13c Modern ltfaid Soaf Powder lge. pkg. 20c Libby'S Pineapple (ts flat) 2 cans 15c Van, Camp's Sardines 4 oral tins-25c Giant Crystal "White Soap 3 for 10c Guest Ivory Soap. (12 in carton) 35c Snowdrift Shortening 2 lb. can 27c , Kew Crop Oregoxi Filberts 15c lb. ' Fancy Lima Beans 2 lbs; 15c Bulk Mince Meat 2. lbs. 19e Del Monte Salmon H Flat 11c Tea Garden Syrup pf jug 15c Cellophane Bags Keep Fred Meyer Bulk Goods Fresh and Spotless I See What You Are Buying ! At Fred Meyer Grocery Department 1 Fr esh Candies For Your Hallowe'en " Party . I Lb. Dollar OC- ; , Mints ,JC . f 1 Lb. Planters Dip no . Choc. PeanuU.i JOy Is Lbt , Cinnamorr O C Coated Almonds UO C Intrcdudni ' a New line I of Fred-Meyer ; , ' Asst. Box Chocolates Freshness Absolutely Guaranteed . 1 lb. Box 29c-ib57c Ovaltine The Swiss Health Drink 50c size for 39c $1 size for 64c Hospital size $2.89 Plug Chewing . Star. CM max. HorsesbM. fQ TlasleyfPlag 03C Cigarettes Lnckitts. Old Golds. Chester fields. Camels, and other popu lar Brands. PkS'.OC -, ot 20a 2 for sWC Special Deal 2 CANS UNION LEADER 20c 1 BRIAR PIPE . 25c 1 VALUE43c All for 25c We Now Carry Hand Mate Snuff 10c each 3 for 25c Bay a aad recelT Free BakeUte Soaff Box 50c Bridge Size Playing Cards 29c $1 McCoy's Cod Liver Tablets 59c 1 pt. Norwegian. Cod Liver Oil 29c 5Qc Tek Tooth Brushes 25c 1 pint Pure Russian Oil 29c $1 S.A.S Value 1 pt. S.A.S. Antiseptic Solution and 50c tube S. A. S. Tooth Paste. all for 49c fc&a coupon feifeyj 25c Bayer Aspirin . Tablets (ml m 0 9 vmsl coupon Liniments 14 Ounce Sazon Almond Lotion 39c 5-lb DeMotte Psyllhim Seed $2.29 25c Pond's Cleansing Tissues 12c 60c Rem Syrup for Coughs 43c Waldorf Toilet Paper 3 rolls 10c 1 pint Rubbing Alcohol only 15c $1.50 Size Bocarol Powder 98c Pet' Remedies French Bird Seed 10c 60c Clayton Remedies 39c 65c Gkwrs Remedies 39c 75c Glovers Mange 49c 25c Kilflea Soap 12c Rubber Goods $1 Bath Sprays 39c $1 Hot Water Bottles 29c $1 Fountain Springes 29c Rubber Gloves 10c pr. ' Rectal Tubes 19c 81 Guaranteed Hot Water Bottle with Sponge Rubber CoTer . for59c 'i! 60c St. Jacobs Oil 39c 60c Jap Oil 9e 85c Mooned Oil 49c 125 Absoxbine Jr. 83c 70c Sloan Liniment47c Foot Remedies ; 35c Free2xne 26c " 35c Zlno Pads 27c 25c Blue Jay 15c 35c Shurof 21c 35c Gets It 23c r coupon t First Aid lxl Adhesive 5c 2 oz. Cotton 12c 5 Yd. Gauze, 29c 2 in. Bandages 8c 1 lb. Hosp. Cotton 19e Health Foods 51b.CooMaJt 1.69 , jactogen yc Hear Tonics SI VitaQis 69c $1 Lucky Tiger 44c $1 Liquid Arvon 69c $1 Danderine 63c $1.25 Nourishine 88c Remedies L25 Enos Salts 89c SO PHILLIPS 10 Bromo Seltzer69c 5 lb. Meads Cereal 69c' 1.20 Sal Hepatica 69c 75c Dextri Maltose 59c 15 Bisodol 69c 1 lb. Wh. Psyllium 19c 1.50 atrocarbonaL98c Ce'-Watt U. S. A. Sun Ray Light Globes 2 for 25c IS ox. Clicquot Club Ginger Ale 15c 10 lb. Bath Crystals of UJS.P. Epsom SalU 25c COUPON J Shampoos 50c Conti 25c 50c Woodbury 29c 50c Packers 29c 75c Fitches S9c 60c Watkins 39e ,; JociJi Paste 50c Ipana 27c . 60c Eolynos 27c 50c Iodent 27c 5Dc Strasska 27c SOcPebeco 27c Remedies S6 Nue Ovo 3.69 155 SJSJlemedy 69c L35 Pinkhams Co. 83c 15 Sargon 89c 15 B.L. Tonic 69c PiUs and Tablets 60c ZUatone 39c 25c Fee d mint 16c 60c Alka Seltzer 39c 50c N.R. Tablets 33c 25c Carters Pills 15c Face Powders 75c Hoppers 49c $1 Melloglo 69c $1 Fiancee 89c ' 75c April Showers 29c $1 LaBIache59c Face Creams . 50c Milkweed 33c 81 Hopper 69c $1 Ponds 59c 50c Melba 33c 60c D it R 43c Toilet Soaps 35c Roger & GaUett 19c 25c Woodburys 16c 25c Packers Tar 15c 25c Conti Castile 13c Ig. Bar Conti Castile 1.19 Cod Liver Oils ' $1 Super D 59c 125 Meads 89c . 1.50 Keplers 98c $1 Wampoles 59c $ Norwich. 23c Medicated Oils $1 Nujol59c 1 pt. Norolagar 39c 10 Petrolagar 75c 1 pt. Squibbs Gil 63c L50 Maltine 98c Toiletries 50c Luxor Dusting Pd. 27c Any SI Bath Salts 59c Any $1 Bath Powder 59c 1 lb. Lemon. Cream 49c 1 lb. Strawberry Cream 49c Toiletry Savings 35c Palmolive on -Shaving Cream wC 25c Colgate T. Paste 19c 70c Vaseline H Tonic 59c 50c Palm Olive Sham 33c 35c Colgate CI ShavingCream IOC Loboas: 60c Italian Balm 33c 50c Frostilla 25c. 5Qc. Hinds H& A 28c 50c Jergens 29 50c Santiseptic 25c T alexia Powder 75c Hqubigant 39c 50c Mennens 14c 25c J & J Talc 13c 25c' Mavis 14c Jumbo Djerkiss 39c . Antiseptics 75a Takara Po 39c $1 Listerme 69c' SI Lavoris 63c 6Cfc Zonite 39c 75)C Formoloid 39c; . Shaving Creams 50c MoDe 29c . 35c Barbasol 23c 35c Burma Shave 23c 50c Williams 36c. 35c Mennens 19c For Cdds i 75c Vapex 49e 60c Oxo Mist 29c 50c Arxen 29e 35c Vapo Rub 19c Empirin Conrp 25s 23c Cleaners, Etc ; 35c Energine 23c 7 45c Oronite 27c 45c Shell Cleaner 27c 11 Larvex 59c U Expello59c , 7. : f" COUPON VEk'M? 35 QlzuFJdcXom, us' -4 v I: V ' ' "... I coupon 9c coupon. Enjoy Ov'ettfresh - 7:-.-Cofee:r.':f 7 - Fred ileyer ' ; Best Coffee: i'-; i.25c . Fresh - Oregon -'roasting brings out the full, rich flavor of this superior blend. - Cellophane bag. Percolator or drip ground.' Atr Fred Meyer Grocery Dept. ' $2J50 Guaranteed Electric Alarm Clocks $1.98 . New Gillette Razor and 1 Blue Blade all for 19e -. 100 Poker Chips 29c 3 lbs. Moth Balls 19c New Gem Razor and 5 Blades all for 25c Given ! "A Bullfrog Razor Receptacle ji?5wi - with every 25c Listerine , IVRKlfr Shaving Cream Purchase 1A -,l.A1'A-V L atthe reduced price of "iVC , 50c Eraaks Lather Ereem 3 for 47c . : 1 lb. Clean Blonde lndiaa Psyllium Seed 19c : 4 -bz. jar Dona Rosa ! Cleansing Cream Hollywood- ewest ftHB-l Uoa la i deep.' penetra 1 1 a. j cleanser. 49c 16 ox. Super J Cod liver Oil 98c 51 fT.T i I UU4BMt 170 North Liberty Street (Between 8UU aad Comrt Street) . We reserve tne rtcht to reasonably limit taaktUlea. Cut Tea BiJU in HaU Fred Meyer i' i Rly-nTe-Fine ; Orange Pekoe Tea A' real good black tea. You commonly pay. dou tle or; more for similar quality in tins. ALFred MeyerGrocery . wept, . 1 v ?! v;-.! si 4 1 t . ! . f V I 4 "A i v- i k 1 E 1 : 15: - -n j '1 H 5 'i. f " '