V s i- PAGE TWO Ths OREGON STATESMAN, galea, Oregon, Friday MornlnSr, March 17, 1933 CBFgi)u'lr"ir (S. - t moFiiiy lis is mm T. A. Marshal!, 88, has Served in Main Con- : flicts Sinca 1863 v DATTON, Marti II T. A. Marshall of North Bead, who U hoese guest at tha Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Pmrlof home was honored Tuesday on the occasion of his SSth Urthdar. Mr. Marshall en listed February 10, 1863 In the Srd Wisconsin cavalry and served under . General 8herman on the Tennessee and was honorably dis charged February 10, is 66 after three years' serrice In the cItII war. "His life has been closely Identi fied with war serrice, he subse quently serred in the Indian War, the Spanish American war and the world war. His special guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon were two Ciril war vet erans, f W. J. Carpenter of the Webfoot nelgb.borhood,who' was tl March IS and Charles Hadley of Day ton who wis) be SI la June. At !:10 la his honor his favor lte tane "Marchln . Throuth Georgia" was broadcast from KODt la Portland. ' Local Spanish American and World War veterans called during the afternoon. Lodge Club Meets Twelve members- and two guests, Mrs. Flora Willert and Mrs. Belle Shepard were present at the regular monthly meeting of the Past Noble Grand club of Naomi Rebekah lodge of Dayton Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Larlaa Baxter,, whose daugh ter, Mrs. Nina Sterens was Joint hostess. Refreshments were serr ed. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Lorett , The Webfoot social serrice club program and quilt sale was a suc cess and' greatly enjoyed by the packed -house that attended. About 117 was received for the quilt.' The grange had a candy booth that netted 31.90 that will be nsed for kitchen equipment. "Animated cartoons are the most popular movie short firms In Co lombia. - . T 9 J ( -; - 'J I mi tit it -tmm&w Up Save Money on Quality Furniture You can actually save 10 and more here. Let us tell you how. 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OomsserclaT TeL 4010 THE BEST FOR LESS Tall Cans Oregon Milk, 4 cans 16c Peanut Butter Fresh shipment f just in, pound O C FORM AY Highest grade shortening ej pound can 42c - SUGAR Fine granulated 25 i pounds . 99c Factory Deal OYXDOL i 1 Largs Package f fl 1 Small Package 1C oPPl Kellogg't Pep 2' 19c Pep op with Pep 'Light House CLEANSER J cans , r ' i 10c Corn or Gloss STARCH Cd packages 9c Jell Powder All Flavors eJ packages 14c Crystal White Soap 10 cake, 22C NBC Soda Crackers Salt or Plain eJ pounds . 37c Royal Club Coffee Highest Grade . 1 pound" 25 c 3 Pounds 63e ToUsfc Tissue 1 1000 Sheets' f 3 roHa 9C We Rescrvw the Right to limit Qoantttle C1M1IW CLUB KB v. SCIO. March 1 The "X WIU" Community elab held its regular meeting- at the Arnold School honse Tuesday night with a large crowd attending. The fal lowing program was given: Group . singing led by Walter Miller; selections by the orches tra; recitation. Frances Lyons; re citation by Bobby Long; accor dion and banjo duet by the Shanks brothers; reading by De lores Ziellnskl. skit "The Conn try Boarder" by Vera Arnold and Donald Merrltt; playlet, "The Maid's Tea Party" by members of the 3rd and 4th grades of the Gap school; recitation, Reid Merrltt; piano solo, Bill Dobrovosky Jr.; skit by Reid Merrltt and Loretta Arnold; vocal dnet by Joyce and Phyllis Westenhonse; vocal solo by Lowell Myers, who accompan ied himself on the guitar; reading "The White Owl" by Helen Kiha; recitation by Marjorie Ziellnskl; orchestra; play, "The Tuesday Club Entertainers. . The Scio 600 clnb met at the home of Mrs. Charles White Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Gilbert Mc Donald was Joiat hostess, Mrs. Jeaa Rodger scored high and Mrs. James Chromy received the- conge lation. " " ' St. Patrick Event - By Hubbard' Band . Is; Slated Tonight HUBBARD, March 1 The band will give it annual St Pa trick concert Friday night at the elty halL There will be a varied program; Band selections by the band and modern mnsle by an orchestra. A special feature wUl-be numbers by a quartet composed of Marie de Lespinasse, Louise Grimpa, Don Covey and Franklin de Les pinasse. Louise Grimpa and Mrs. George Knight will have charge of the refreshments. Orva Barrett and Marie de Lespinasse will have charge of the fish pond. Ia the near tutuve the band will give the concert before the boys' training school. , , DAUGHTER TO GULPS WHEATLAND, March If Mr. and Mrs. Delta Culp of Wheat land are the parents of a daugh ter born at their home her March 14. She is the fourth child and third girl. Georgo J. Darldns . Funeral Services Are Slated Today INDEPENDENCE March It George J. Darkins, St, died at a Salem hospital Tuesday ana fua eral servieee will be held here Fri day afternoon, with Keeney funer al home la charge. Mr. Duraum was bora la Mlehlgaa ia February, 1174. He was a farmer oa route two here for many yean guests at aa Order et the "IT party at the home et Valeria Orea- aaaw, Othejs pxoseat vera Nov Mumper, Velorfa Crenshaw, Vene U .McClala, Irtaa Faloa, Sytria Barta and Miss Doris Neptune, advisor to the order. Comznunity Meeting I To View Short Plays BATKSVnXB, March II The Community dab will meet Friday night, when, two short play will be givea as program features. There win 'he a email admission charge, foada to. gv for repairs for the itage. i -, ' , ' Mr. Burr Teel heeame serious ly 111 at her home here Wednes day alght. She Is aa eld resident. NORTH HOWELL . George Darkens, who lived la this com munity until about a year ago. died Tuesday in Salem. Funeral services wIU be held at Indepen dence where the family bow re sides, and burial will be at the HeweU Prairie cemetery Friday afternoon. He is survived by hia widow and eight children. Girls' Letter Club Takes Trio Members BCIO. March If Helen MU1 er, Geraldin Rodger, and Edrla Thayer, who this year earned bas ketball letters, were Initiated Into the Girls Order of the "S" Tues dav afternoon at school, and Tuesday evening were special. I eggs I rrrTiTn yyii III 71 II VJ II VJ II f If Extra el Freeh Extras freni Salem Farms a Don. 25c wide, plala Noodles Packed m Balk S Pounds 19c Phone 4018 - We Deliver Quantity Orders - 245 N. Com'l St. Golden Key Fine Granulated M. J. B. 5 cans HQq S9Q j - euiilils g(g)ggTBis 2Ls' Cfloi?n - FLOun TOILET PAPER M . Homebound. Ideal Bleacher Family Mend Waldorf tissue Every sack ffnsrmnteed r Quarts S4Q 49 lb sad 69c 3 for SSQ Sperrys IPaiBal!se IFfl(DlfflglslaeSQ Soap Powder Oolad Aid hgeS(l . Peet'8 Granulated Durkee's 3 ft pkg. 17C medinm size IOC Qnaris S7o 1 Made in Oregon Wesson Oil, l2 gallon 49 Ovaltine, $1 size 67c Instant Postum, 8 oz. 39c Grapenut .Flakes, pkg 9c Coconut, Baker's, Vz-XS .19c Leslie's Salt, 2-lb cartons 8c Headlight Matches, carton 23c Lux Toilet Soap, 3 bars 17c Dinner Bell Margarine, 3 lbs. 25c String Beans, standard pack, 3 cans ....25c Lux Flakes, large size 22c Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3-tb pkg 17c Cheese, Marion brand, lb 12c Salmon, Bugle, tall cans, 3 cans 23c Tuna Fish, s, light meat, can 10c Dog Food, Victory brand, 2 can 15c Prunes, meaty stock, 4 lbs 9c Comb Honey, 12 oz. or over lie Soap, Swift's, Whits Laundry, 10 for 19c Malt, Standby, can . 28c Vhte Flakes Packed In the Economical way 4jV2lb.bag3iSe Here's a bargain 3 dozen SQ Yakimaa 25Lta. 28c Deschutes 50,, 39c New crisp, solid California Pcimd BQ OnCons&Ceta era . 25 Lb, 18c SeU i 3 Lbs. 19c Kffl KEEP GOING WITH PEP EEH,1L5)G(SS PEP 2 packages flcjc PEE Yt Pound Pkg Sliced MEAT tDEtPAtBTTMtEWTT FKESIL TASTY 'J each 2 lbs: SSc KETTLE RENDERED CLID5LE FRESH AND SWEET BAT. ONLY " U. Ground front but veaL pork and emoked ; ' " -, 1iaxn mdj for baking ;- - . Tie-Price on Siaoked : Met! Is Adraaclaj CBtulCB; -v -. . mm . PS P BRAN FLAKES WTTH OTHER MRTS OF WHEAT i mi f u : . . and enjoy tho bettor flavor of Kellogg's PEP Bran Flaltes MAM m HUM. I. Mtm CTH."0. t Youngsters who romt. Grown-ape whs keep active. Energetic people of all ages agres en the goodness of Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes. The Caste pleases them. The famous flavor of Pep, Crisp. Crunchy. Delicious with milk or cream. Fruit or honey adds tasty variety. Toasted wheat is aa wholesome as it is good. Chock-full of nourishment. Proteins. Vitamin B. Iron. Plu$ enough bran to be mildly laxativo. Local grocers are featuring these better bran lakes. Bay them and try them. Enjoy PEP often. Breakfast. Lunch. Supper. Always fresh and good. Blade by Kellogg in Battle Creek. COIIERCIAL GROCERY 171 The present market indicates a sharp rise in the prica 171 S. Com'l of food stuffs. Already some commodities are on the I S. Com'l Phono incline. Below are soma real rallies, both in pries and Phono 7536 , I 7536 This Hay B Yozr Last Opportunity to Buy at THs Loo Figm Friday, Saturday, Monday, March 17, 18, and 20 We Wffl Accept AH of Your Fresh Eggs in Trade Tea Oreen of Black A Quality tea at a real price, Lb. Pkg. : SOAP CHIPS Th ese chips pxo dnes rick suds in stsntlr 3 th.. 29c IIATOIIIIAISE FlTOr Foods ; 'pfavl,. 15c Sugar Port Cans 10 Lb 39c PEANUT BUTTER 2 Lb.- 15c We famish ths container SAT. ONLY . Davidson's Spun Bread Yellow Bantam Corn S03 sizs 7V2c, .can Raisins Larsr15 ox. alia 2 Pka..l5c Eggs Extras & S tsndards TOMATOES No. 2ft size 712C can SALAD OIL Port cottonseed oil osrtl 15C CaBon v " - 49e KELLOGG'S Ht -PEP ,-Ksp Goia TTlth ! -Pen" -U7 SaC0Mi.T. 2 for lOc 25c Dos.