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- WOODBURN, Feb. 2 Plan
for the annual Martha Washlng
. ton tea, given by the Woodbarn
. Women's elnb, were tormalated
Wednesday afternoon at the regu
lar snooting, held at the local high
school. ".
Tha Mentha Washington . tea,
one of. tha foremost social erects
of tha season, wtll ba held is tha
seelal rooms of tha nubile library
. Wednesday afternoon, February
IS. Tha elnb president, Mrs. Ma
bel Kendal, appointed Mrs. Ron-
aid Burnett general eh airman tor
tha tea. v
' Tha various committees are
.' Program, Mrs. Paul Pemberton
and Mrs. V. B. Bain; decorations.
Mrs. A. B. Austin. Mrs. W. J. Wil
. son and a member of tha Rural
' elub; ;eandy booth. Mrs. B. N.
. Hall, Miss Carrie Waterbury and
a- Rural slab member i kitchen.
Mrs. Henry Layman, Mrs. Ed Ly-
tla Mrs. Elbura T. Sims, Mrs.
Henry Sail, and Mrs. 8. W. Man.
pin; . service. Miss Mary Scollard,
Mrs. Eugene Courtney, Mrs. - Hel
en. M. Guiss and six girls from
tha home economics department
of tha high - school ; : advertising.
Mrs. L C. Been, Mrs. U. S. Mo-
ehel and Mrs. J. J. Hall: solicit
ing, Mrs. Nettle Simmons, Mrs.
Ronald Burnett and Mrs. Arista
NendeL - "
The Woodburn Rural club will
ba Joint hostess for tha tea, along
with tha Woman's dab.
An Interesting program was
given for tha members. V. D.
Bain, superintendent, told of the
place home economies takes In tha
school eurlculum. and mentioned
tha beneficial results from such
training.- The program was: Se
lection by :the Kitchen Kabin at
orchestra; a short play,- Whe
Mother'a Away"; group of songs
by tha girls' glee club and quar
tet; Tocal daet, Daisy Shrock and
Mary Alice . Conyne; economics
club song. Mary Shaw. Franees
Goldade, tforis Nelson, Merla
Martin aad Billy Chase.
Mrs. Gates, the home economies
Instructor, explained the Tarlous
exhibits. la the domestic arts de
partment, under tha superrision
of Miss Kelma Saylor, there were
displays of clothing made by the
girls.
... Every Week . . .
A XTtPECDADJ
Watch for these weekly specials every Frl-
day. YouH find bargains you hare only
hoped for. And Remember, Fidler's sells tor
less because he sells for cash.
THIS WEEK
COCOA DOOR MATS
reg. 89c Talue.
69c
HERE ARE TODAY'S BEST FURNITURE BUYS
8 piece Walnut Bed-
Sf $39.50
See Oar Windows
Mohair Davenport
and CQQ.QC
Chair OUVD
Coil Bedspring. Reg.
ralue $4.95
Guaranteed
Mat
tress ...
spring
$12.50
tFDDQER9ir
FURNITURE STORE
(New and Used)
255 N. Cont'l St, Salem Tel. 8425
STEUSLOFF MARKET
E. J. Donnell, Prop., Corner Court & Liberty
Meats - Groceries
Phones 3161 - 3162 - 3163
ALBERT
PEARLS OF WHEAT
jjp' Wadham'siv
i& Fancy Florida
f GRAPEFRUIT!
I A X: tins' IIJ
Nor 25cr
packs for
ONE CHILD'S CEREAL BOWL FREE
HEINZ
large size
U BOTTLES 35c
Dickinson's
PRUNE JUICE
blade of Oregon
Prunes
2 one pint Q
bottles 03 C
fff DurkeVs
Maronnalffle I
I ( 1 Bottle DurktVs I
II Salad Dressing I f
54o Value )
for MCj
f Snowdrift u
Ciiase&Sanborn
(5I7I7EE
1 Pkg. Royal
Gelatine
Free
on EPgosGCcJ Poaflftgsr
EC3 c2 Pc?Iinoaott 11. HOG
j BELMONT DEATH OF INTEREST
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Daughter;" shs Kaoc a Duchess Society Queck wrfloi
Tike iatk im Paris af Mrs. OQtt H. P. Belsaoat madi en at t&e ase
colorful eareors of saodera tiaw a career tkat begaa im m ssaall Soutk
ra town aad wooad vpward to leadersaip of society la the world's larg
est city aad goaoraWnip ia Am great army of woaaoa who fought for the
equality of sexes. Mrs. Belsaoat, bora Alva Smith, came to Now York
froaa hor aativo MobUo, Ala la the TOa. She first entered tha epoV
light by marryiaf William Kusam VaaderbUk aad stayod la U by tha
larUhaoss af her eatorUiameaU uatil sbo altisaately climbed to 4i
totorshh af the aaighrr "400. la 1895, she diToreod Vaadorbilt. aaJ
the same year marriod hor daughUr Coasuelo, to the Duke of Marl
borough, aa OTent that causod aa iatoraatioaal soasatioB. Ia 1896, sbo
SBarriod OUtot Bolmoat aad after several saere years of ruling eedety
from hor S3.000,K)0 marble palace at Newport, EL L, became allgaod
with Alice Paul la the fight for woman's suffrage. She remaiaed a
prominent leader la the National Womra'i Party until victory waa woa,
after which she devoted herself to the straggle for lege equality for
the sexes, la 1924, Mrs. Belmont dosed hor house at Newport aad re
tired to live ia Paris. Bat she kept ia touch with America aad waa
credited with a large share ia obtaining the last amendment to the Cable
act, which give American women the privilege of retaining their natloa
aUty after marriage to a foreigner.
senilis
sramoTii
HUBBARD. Feb J MaU
niead - entertained -tha Wenjan's
clsb.a Jier aonxa Wednesday af
ternoon, Sadia Seboll. president.
! nresantad Sadla Blca with a raa
ant front the cine since sha baa
mered from Hnbbard ta JIolslU.
Blanche Brown reported tnat
there woald ba aa all-day school
eltnle Wednesday, Pabrnary S at
tha Pythian hall for Broadaerea,
White aad Hubbard with- Dr.
Bir&e ae azaalntng pbyslclaa. as
sisted by tha nurses, Neva Lyn-
l dea. Blanehe Brawn, Lontse
Orimns, aad Iflncia Knight. Im-
sannlsatloa for diphtheria and
smallpox will be given.
Sadla Kiel read a paper on P1-
laaeerlng la Oregon. Among tha
tnteresua things, aha told, itas
that T. W. Sattlsmalar waa tha
longest coaUnnons resident of
Woodbnra, haTlng lived there St
years.
Ia keeping with this tbonght
tha members present told where
they were born aad when they
arrived In Hubbard. Sadla Seboll
was the only member present bor
In Hubbard.
Maria de Lesplnaase aad Lou
ise Orlmpa played a saxophone da
et acoompaaiad by Nera MoKen-
sie. Tha next saeeung will ba at
the home of Rebecca Clearer
when Valentine day will ba ob
served.
OPEC MEET SLATED
BXTHBL, Feb. I The Beth
el loeal of the Farmers' Union
will hold an opeen session Mon
day night. Refreshments will be
served. There will ba a program
and Mrs. Batty M. Kappant of
En gene, state secretary, and State
I Senator Peter Zimmerman of
Tamhlll county will speak. This
will ba tha final meeting for the
land plaster pool.
ELCTflRCUTT GROCERIES
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Now wider new xaaiiaiemen .Vatcli f o w big; formal opening al aawly date.
Thersv will be many pleasant surprises awMs w.w - .
Yaluea af prices you're narniy.aarca nope mr. .
Here are a few timely tiistioxM-atprice you wm
appreciate for Friday: and Saturday, Febnxary 3 and 4.
really
RAJAH
COFFEE
It has tha .whole
town talking. Try
it! You, tod, wm be
convinced. Buy it
hcr for - 1
only, lb. IOC
K. C. BaUnc Pow.
25 ox. -
Beans, 10 lbs. Bed
Mtxi. OOm
eJeJl
cans
Our Mothers Cocoa,
can
Pearls of Wheat
Free a Bonnywara
Cereal Bowl with the
purchase of two pack
ages of Pearls dor.
Wheat. S for . dot
SALAD OIL
Bulk
15C qt.
Bring your own
container
SIX
dee OmmP
Just U
'Sweet
and
Juicy
No Limit
Buy all
ww-t rou want
Pure
Cane
$ I
Fine;
wlUi ajs
at
75c
or area
with sua
purchase
of
75c
aw res?
Kitchen Queen
Hard r -s sav Hard
Wheat Wheat
Sack' U $2.79
ItVNot ;:
Cleanup Week
but - here ' we are
with'; a real buy.
While it lasts, C
Camay, "har :lO C
Carrots,
2 bunches
:9 c
Soda, Arm & . b
Hammer, pksr. O t
Silrer Bar Toma
Ttin IOC
Brookfleld
Cheese,
per pound .
Cream
14c
Sweet Spuds, even
DURKEE'S
Salad Dressing
Fine for; salads & as
a meat dressing, 8
ounce
bottle - 1VC
Bread,
5 loaves'
23c
West Salem News
WEST SALEM, Feb. I The
section of tha Southern Pacific
beginning at the Willamette
bridge and going through West
8alem with L. O. Richardson, sec
tion boss has been reduced to a
crew of three man employed only
three days per week. At tha same
time that tha crew and time are
being reduced, tha section has
been lengthened and now extends
over SO miles of track irom the
Marian-Polk lnter-county railroad
bridge te the other side of Inde
pendence and to Dallas. Quy
Weaver of West Salem has been
laid off and Fred Gehrig trans
ferred. The present crew is Albert
Hilka of West Salem, Charles
Rosenahl of Dallas and Ivan
Wood of Amity.
Tha teacher, Lyle Thomas and
tha pupils of tha eighth grade vis
ited tha legislature Wednesday
forenoon, getting first hand In
formation In the operation of law
making of tha state.
The regular monthly meeting
of tha Standard Bearers will be
held Friday night at the home of
Mrs. De Lapp, with Miss Violet
Wallace In charge of the study,
Doris Reed the devotlonals and
the Misses Velma Kelso and Rath
Maers hostesses.
Pupils of tha West Salem
school who were on the honor roll
for tha entire semester are: first j
grade. Margaret Morlts, Keith
Evans, Rosetta Tricker and Nor
ma Ruth Hofflne; second grade,
Donald Barton, Franoes Freisen,
Wlnnlfnd Newton, Doris Pyeatt,
John Janzen, Hugh Oookla, El
olse Snider and Betty Lea Austin;
third grade, Virginia Rlesbeek;
fourth grade. Jean Templeton;
fifth grade, Bvelya White and
Bethel Smith; eighth grade, Leo
Cook in.
The regular meeting of tha
Jolly Time Quutlng elnb waa held
Tuesday at the home ef Mrs. El
mer Rlerson with another all day
quilting boo. Those attending
were Mesdames Robert Ketter
man. W. D. Phillips. Phil Hatha
way, Emmett A. Dickson, Rex j
Swelgert. Martha Rlerson, Charles
Wurm, Ed Coates, George Lath-
rop, Homer Harrison and Elmer
Rlerson. Tha next meeting will be
held at tha home of Mrs. Rex
Swelgert next Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy G. Newgeat opened
her home ta tha members of the
Ladies' Aid society and friends
for their regular monthly bus
iness meeting Wednesday after-
n o o n. Varloua entertainment
plana ware discussed. For the
February tea. Mrs. Phil Hatha
way, John A. Tantlss, Ted Burns
aad Bertha K. Englahorn were
named general committee.
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Fresh Local 1 ' 1 ' T J2 ' ' Vacuum Packed
j Creamery f-VV?n ) FISTY? 1-Lb. Can
i! Phone No. 401 245 No. Commercial St. cans 52c '
i Pound We Deliver Quantity Orders ' j
CHYSMB
I7!i FOR RED CROSS
DALLAS, Feb. X The charity
show held at the Majestic theatre
Tuesday night as a benefit for the
local Red Cross fund brought over
ITS which will ba turned over to
the local chapter, together with
a large supply of canned goods,
groceries, toys and clothing re
ceived at tha matinee.
George W. Gould, manager of
the loeal theatre, was responsible
for the Idea of the charity show
and secured the aid of the Dallas
Women's club in staging it. Jack
Eakin, state commander of the
American Legion, acted as master
of ceremonies at both the matinee
and evening performance.
The show started off with two
numbers played by tha high
school orchestra under the direc
tion of Miss Alice MacBride. Fol
lowing this the Delphian society
presented two living picture:
Donald Plnkerton gave a tan
dance, and George Cooper and bis
wife presented an act dealing with
an experiment In tha making of
noma brew. Other featurea on
the program were two songs by
tha junior high girls' glee clab,
a tumbling act by tha high
achool girls' team, a solo by Har
old Wltcrart, a tap danca by Bev
erly Bales, and a skit br tha
Neighbors of Woodcraft. One of
the most Interesting parts at the
program was a short play by the
Dauas Firemen.
Mrs. G. G. Hewitt
Dies Following
Flu Complication
OAK POINT, Feb. 1. Mrs. G.
G. Hewitt ef the Greenwood com
munity passed away at her heme
Wednesday night, after a linger
ing Illness of fin aad complica
tions. Besides the husband a son.
Darrell Hewitt, and grandson.
Richard, survive, else two broth
ers, Hanly Herman and Ed Har
mon, and two sisters Mrs. Hol-
comb of Scio and one sister of
Philomath.
Funeral services will be from
tha Keeney funeral home ta. In
dependence Friday afternoon at 1
o'clock, with Rev. Willard Elk-
ins, pastor of the Christian
church of Monmouth officiating.
Phone Patrons Will
Continue on Rental
LYONS, Feb. 3 The officers
and phone patrons of tha Fox
Valley telephone line held a line
meeting at the local telephone
office Monday night. It was de
cided to continue a sing the ren
tal of the Bell Co. polea for a
time, probably one or two
months, or until the farmers get
their spTing work out of the
way.
Tha BeU company's charge for
use ef tha poles by the loeal line
company amounta te about fire
cents per patron per month,
which Is much less than the eost
of owning and maintaining a sep
arate set et line poles.
Two Fancy FcrrtaH 17 IX H E I
Calico Sbdmnlifca
GOILIU FISH
Eolabom Chip mud Sag wwd
FZES with mverySOc Tub j
HIT AIL MIILE 17 MAG
NESIA T)T1HI PASTE
As Long as They Last
Extra Goldfish For Sale at
,15c -20c and 25c
SALEM 0HU3 CO. VCOLPERT & LEGB
:u:t-Sts:sm4-CosMBerrlal ' Drag '
TeL ' Court at Ubert
Thy, two store trader aepan
Ownership sand llaaasemeM
IFILuJE
Swansdown No Failures, Ig. pkg. ()
rry this ener
rj boOdar for
a better
breakfast and
"Good Morn
tag". Beautl
fal cereal dish
tree with ev
ery deal.
2 pkgs....3gO
Goldea Bella
A Hardwheat Blend
Guaranteed '
49 lb.
sack
r..fsc
PEANUT
BUTTER
Hood ys, Balk. Bring 1b
your backet and let us
fill it up at this savins;
pound..3
Conned
Vegetables
Extra Standard Grade
Assorted
Corn, Peas, Beans
Tomatoes or Hominy
S cans 24Jc
Quick, Crushed or Crystahrart
Large Pkgs., each . . 24c
'Take Home s Sack Today"
Sperry's, No. 10 sack 37c
Karo Syrup
Bine Label. ft-Ee Una
Postum Cereal
There's a Reaeoa' lg- pkg.
Snowdrift
f-tt palls
Baker's Chocolate
Bitter, Premium, H-lb. bar
Vigora! Dos Food
Let tba dog be Judge 1 cans
Salad Dressing
Gold ltedal, lt-os. Jar ....
SOAP OOp
White Laundry, 1 bars . . V
Small White Beans 1 AP
S ponnds , AVtw
10 pounds 27c
Leslie's Salt
Table, 8-Ib bags ......
MATCHES
Winner Brand, t-boa Ota.
Brown Rice
M. J. b., s-Ib Cta. ....
34c
19c
69c
21c
15c
9c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
QUALITY PRODUCE
Oil AN GEO
lied, six. Street Nirels
See them in oar window
bs dozen S7ci
17c
19c
15c
RHUBARB
Fresh Strawberry for that Spring tonic
2 pounds . . . .
LETTUCE
Imperial Fancy, Solid
Ehcado . . . .
9c
Potatoes
No. 2s Finest
Yakima Russets
Par Bar,
50 lbs.
34c
Apples
Fancy Roma
Beantys
Guaranteed Quality
57c
Box
Toilet Soap
MUstoa Bell. S ban
Pineapple, 234 size
Broken Slices, j cans
Gingeralo
Large Bottle, eeab
Jell Powder
Assorted flavors, t pkgs. . ,
Chili Con Carne
HL brand,! tins
HONEY
Breakfast Bell, l-lb palls..
Tuna Flakes
Et Campo, light meat, can.
MALT
Standby, eaa
Troco Margarine -
S ponnds
PEACHES
Armoars, Ne. II eaas . . . .
COFFEE
Myrtle Brand. 1-Et pkg...
19c
25c
15c
13c
25c
39c
10c
29c
25c
29c
18c
PURE LARD
Kattie Rendered
S lbs. . . EQ
Bond
No bone or waste)
Port Pork
No floor or water
vrrt
SKINNED
Eastern sagar cared. Rind and
surplas Cat remored
HALF OR WHOLE
Breakfast
Dry sugar cored
Prime Yotms Bosi '
POTKOASTS
Fancy
YOUNG HENS
Completely Dressed
EQGlb.