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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1933)
i" - - - t ' - - " - . Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, January 13, 1933 v -V V Garden Club Enjoys ; AdyertiserDntnbtica Talltby MI Smith V , STARTS Sat. Nite 11:30 P.M. I Midnight Preview , t - " : -. ntl Continues , IxQ -SDN-MON. TOES. 'jpS Unionvale Evangelical Group Selects Officers for New Year OUT OF THE THUNDERING CAVAL cade of History Comes a Lusty, Bluster ing Hero You Will Long Remember! 0 SUNDAY tukdaV 0 From the, shadows of the half world to the glitter of (he Great White Way she lived! Vf i In her greatest dramatic role! j f If ? JOEL IX-TBPA . DAIIL LI JKAC Continuous 3 to 11 P. M. San. GRAND ISLAND. Jan. It. The honor roll in the school as released hy the principal, Mrt. Pauline Fowler, at the dose of the third month Includes: Eighth grade, Wilbur Milford and How ard Rockblll; aeTenth. Cecil Will. Marr Erelyn Wiley, Nancy Prlee; sixth, Ruth Anderson. Jimmy Price; fourth, Vernetta Wiley, Marjorle Milford; third, Juanita Mllford. Vern Vert; second, Ray mond Briggan. A gOTernment boat, "The Rlck reall," was stationed In the Wil lamette riyer along the E. A. Lef ley; place during the recent rise in the rirer. The crew on the boat was busily engaged In testing the reloclty of the water at the rarl ous stages of the rising and re ceding periods along the river where the banks were orerflow- lng. Officers Elected Th TTnioBTale EYaneellcal 8nn- At rhrfl slwted ef fleers as fol lows: Superintendent, Mrs. D. E. Bartruff; assistant superintend ent, Carl Thornton; secretary, Ed gar Thornton; treasurer, Roy Stoutenberg; superintendent 01 the primary department, Mrs. Charles Ferguson. All officers but the assistant -superintendent were reelected lor the new year. The teachers elected and ap proved by the Sunday school board for the coming year are: Ladles' Bible class. Mrs. P. K. Sitton with Mrs. George Antrim substitute; men's Bible class, Mrs. Carl. Thornton; young people's class, Mrs. Nell Stoutenberg; Innlor bora. Kerner Stontenberc: Junior girls, Mrs. Kerney Stouten berg; primary and beginners de partment,. Mrs. Edward Richards, Mrs. Grace pixon, Mrs. Raymond palmer and Mrs. : Charles Fergu son. Officers of the Sunday school will be Installed Sunday. " t Marchand Resided at . Bethel for 40 Years 4 -- - -- BETHEL. jjan. It A. E. Mar chand, 'whose funeral took' place In Salem Friday, settled east of Salem 40 years ago. He first own ed the ,Twin Maples" farm a short distance from Macleay, and .then moved to the old home farm Cash PAID FOR EGGS Highest Market Prices Paid for all Grades Marion Creamery 260 S. CommT, Salem ::NJE$AFETY.I 115 S. Commercial St, . j DmToarmetmmaetUfUncslts&oald r ererr day ceuditieas-as weB as It 414 la laboratory tisti? We wanted e be jure Ml at se we tasted It la me i la twe seconds nomiil garggng tbne-lfl W deflnltelT 4ssttoysd me germs that eases sere mreet and Infection. 2a addinoa It aevtraBxed erery edor-rea that of eakos. Try It today t full pint 4S)c 8 as. -3 DREAICtiiatCOU)! VaptoVs southing eQs nHm colds and hfistlsrhss at eace. gTTf tptiisl cold tablets relieve discomfort ef colds stop aches -and reduce fever. SOc&VAPURE 4v 25c at Special Cold(r Tablets 75c valueTVt 19 i tw Try thr$ SMOOTH I SHAVE; that movie! stars use I 3tl J Teerchaacets 9iVi try twe Beat mmlseesBBlete ItZwBne. 3St Steg letherlessl snovlas crsjom mn4 25c Stag tslc beta for 35c C acid STor.ir.cn comforted In 3 minutes I ' Berew a ejakk reuec max warn tsftvt BiSOTSG FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Blades 50c Gillette Blue I's ... BOe Probak 5s I So Gem Mlcromatle 80c Durham Duplex .... 39c 33c 23c 35c Laxatives IBs Kruschen SalU ..... fOe Chocolate Ez Lax .... tie Feenamint Gam ...... tie Cascarets Reg. or Cho. 49c 34c 14c 17c 57c 39c ' Grttttlskedef At pilria.-' If ea dcTercia. IT go Cm Let us CU yew PRESWIPTIOI1 Weeaaentysceaei( fstsre s&anaclsts. f And ar caecting rrstem f xsaraatetf aVMlsUf ecnrsejl' Remedies -lOe Phillip's 9 A Magnesia .. &VC 11 Nuol oil COe 8al ' Hepatlca -, 1. IB Sargom OA. V Tonic OitC Antiseptics Its ZonlU 3$C $1 Lfilerlne &(im. liquid ....v Oil C 91 Pepsodeat . CQ- large DVC U Lysol Dls- fft a Infectant .. I 7C Colli Remedies S0 Brome Qnlnlne W tie Week's 17 " Tablet .... II C tie Bayer's) - . Aspirtn. CJC- I0e Ansa , , nr Drops ..... avOC Foods tie Mellln's fin. Food ..... 0fC Il.tO Lactogen gQ I1.1IS.M.A. Oft Powder Beverage 91 Oraltlne fi 19c Ointments Tie Ticks in. Tape Rnb ..iJC lOe TJnsueatfae io tan ...... OJC lOe Manthola- a tarn jar ... iXJC "jltvt.:.. 23c. Snarlnr Needs I Oe Mennea's a Skia Balm UC tSe Palmollra OO ' Cream .... si J C ? 10s BurmaviiQ ; i fhare ; ,.33 C . S te Colgate's :; a Cream ... aClC '5lia(ftlftilf M t s sJJ l;ii.i tljill !lfli iiVJItif e.t lie INDEPENDENCE. Jan. It. The Independence 1 Garden - elnb had an Interesting meeting Mon day night,' when Miss Ida, Mae Smith, of the Oregon Normal school, spoke to them apon 'Na ture. She spoke mainly of (trees. their story, and how: to keep them Uookinr well. She also spoke upon weeds, and common plants. Tne next meeting will be February It, when Miss Oma Ben Emmons will speak on "The Trees Washington Loved." ' at Bethel which his son still oc cupies. Mr. Marehand was born In Swltserland. His son Roy and his daughter, Mrs. Ida Haln of Tur ner grew up In this neighborhood. STANDARD FEED CO. 223 Ferry St. ONE-HALF BLOCK WEST ' Phone OF MARION HOTEL 6853 If your poultry flocks are slow in coming back into a satisfactory lay after our recent cold snap, and you are now feeding1 a mash food, we recommend that you place an extra hopper In the laying house containing a supply of 1933 Egg Maker Paks 100 ibs.$jOS Yon will be surprised at how quick they win snap back into prodvctlom PROGRESSIVE SCRATCH 100 ib, .$1,20 WHEAT 100 S, 95c Hawaiian Cane MOLASSES 600lbDrcm $7.25 MOLAS-O-MEAL A mighty good dairy feed 17 Protein d1 Qfi 100 lbs tDleeiU PROGRESSIVE EGG MASH with Milk, Greens, and Codliver OiL CM QQ Full 100 lbs. pAeOs7 PEAT MOSS Large bales Star Litter ..$1.75 Star Garden $1.75 O. K. Utter $2.20 SCREENINGS & MOLASSES 80 ibs 59c The ALBERS POULTRY RESEARCH STATION made some startling dlseoYeries during the test-year ef 1932. The in gredients necessary to correct certain conditions found prer alent during the past year will be found incorporated In the new 19 St Chick Starter Paks. A supply of ALBERS 1983 CHICK FEEDS, now in stock. Originators Of Low Prices 351 State St, "BUY AMERICA" Is the latest slogan and -if a very good advice, but we know a better one and that is "BUY SALEM" Our meats are slaughtered, cured and smoked here at home. They pass a strict state inspection. Salem's only market handling inspected meats. REGULAR PRICES, NOT 'SPECIALS' TOP MARION COUNTY PORKERS Dainty Lean Young Pig Loin Chops Pork Steak 12V2C K 3 a 25c Young Pig Fresh Pork Roast Ham Roast 6c b. 10c ib. "Flavorized" Sliced Bacon, 2 Ibt 25c SALEM DRESSED BEEF Oregon's Finest Prime Beef .Roast 10c Fancy Sirloin Steak 1212C n, "Flavorized" Hams, lb 12J4c The most delicate ham you have ever tasted. The re sult of 70 years experience in the curing of meats. Require no par-boiling. A Salem product. Milk Fed Veal Steak Sugar Cured Loin Backs 10c K. Fresh Ground Beef 10c B. i "Useless to pay moi Fancy Leg o Veal 14c a. Home Rendered Pure Lard 4ni. 25c Country Style Sausage 10c , re-4Usky, to pay less Out of confdderation to our employes, we close si 6 p, el On Saturdays at 7 p. m. . r HARRY M. LEVY, Prop. nc3o Ml LIH II' GnaGUa II V7 Bunti CEiio M G ;3 GEnecQ afi Ipi?nc2G-fe Rather Nice Tho havin a jolly old uncle but such "optimism" yon know New Year day was hardly through dawning when that shy old rascal had a 1932 income blank delivered to ins. Of course we wrote righ back to him and told him what we needed moren lneont blanks was "out-gb Blanks" and if he had any of em which we guessed he did (cord fa to what were heard) he better send ns a couple of them cause Income blanks don't seem to fit our pocket book any to well for 1932, we havent heard from him $nly In a'rounabout way since we wrote him. Seems he's got a lot of boys over ther ryin to figure out some way to get some of our out go seeing we dident have no In 'come arid now before 1933 gets any older wel quote a few prices thatl make 1932 jack Bke-(oh well look like what It really was) anyway heres a chanee to lay fat at food supply at a price low enough to maake a wooden Indian grin. SMS(3K' t . At the Market Not S CKaln Store The. Price at tK. Market Only; n i Choice Bartlet Pears Use dellelseBi frsdt pecked fat larre No. ZK stse asa Now for goodness sake dont eonf ase these (ears with water packed goods bscaaae they're really ugh quality zwtwtthstandln; this ri Kicsdoisdj lew price. S Cans 6 Cans 12 Cans 9flDg Cases of 2 Dozen Fine Granulated Sugar 10 lbs. 39s M. J. B. Coffee 1 lb. cani ' There's a Ut eff extra alee fat every cea ef &L J. B Jest ase a tittle sees fat the shakinf yewl aete the saTlag. Supreme FLOUR An all hard wheat patent flour far sa perior to the average flour sold at aag price anywhere near this low price. 49 lb. sack 09 Proctor & Gamble Bob White Laun dry Soap 5 bars Full Cream Cheese two Ey 25c Freshly Ground Peanut Butter- 4 g0 2 pounds Catsup Large size bot- 25C Aladdin Coffee A good coffee packed by M. J. B. Co. A real value at this price. As long as stock the price will be 1 lb. cans , Schilling's Vacuum pack ed Orange Pekoe tea ST 25C 23C Look At This Utoltam IEve ajp bar Boiling Onions 23 Pound Sacks I Spitzenburg Apples Per Box Crescent Baking Powder ' Full Pound Cans Made in the West SANKA The food Caffeinless Coffee 1 lb. Large Can Instant POSTUM S9c ol Freshly Rendered Lb. Meat Counter Nice Light Weight Breakfast Bacon Tender nicely streaked with at the neat counters Per Lb. 20 PILLSBURY'S Prepared Buckwheat Pancake or Waffle Ffcsr IH; pound package. Othcs 13c Vztbzz contain on)y 2H V r ; CPECIAL TIII3 WEi Frozen Fresh Oregon StraAvberries These berries are the finest large ripe fruit they're ready to serve. If you Eke fresh strawberries youUKke Uiis 3 pounds ' ' ' v.. " f These terries are on sale at both BosicS. Stem Friday and Ealurday. Golden Key MILIC TaQ Cans Per Dozen j : - -r - - mi i , i
