The OREGON STATESMAN, Sakst, Oregon, Friday Morning, Hay 12, 1933
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' ; , TIS1T0313 EXTDOTED
ORCHARD HXIOHTStl May It
.-11 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clarke,
tnelr daughter Jeanette and son
Wilton, drove Saturday to Cath
Jsmet, Wash returning Sunday.
3 DAYS STARTING
SUNDAY . ' ;
Together!
Glorious Joan !
Ardent Gary!
The screen's most exciting
stars in a drama of young
love .V. giving all . . risk
ing all! f
WMIe tiara tlay -wart gnesti at
tne koine or Mra, Clarke's alatar,
Mrs. Joa Tates. Tke Yates' fam
ily expect to Tteit here next week
when they will meet another ala
ter, Mrs. Grace Eby of Montana,
who is a ho ate gnest of relatlTee
here.
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WE LJVE
Coming Big Hit
H3ABIUEX. OVER THB
. WHITE HOUSE"
RAMON NOVARRO fat
"BARBARIAN"
"HELL BELOW"
GEORGE ARLISS in
"WORKING iMAN
Salem Singers Give
Program For Gervais
GERVAIS. May 11 The pro
gram given at the auditorium
Monday night In observance of
Good Musie Week drew a well fill-
ed house. The Salem Civic Men's
chorus, Joe White, steel guitar,
and Ruthyn Thomai, violinist, all
ot Salem, appeared on the pro
gram with pleasing numbers and
responded generously to encores
A double ?euartet and Quartet
from the chorus, a student from
the Chemawa school and Iris
Cutsforth and lone Turner, piano
duets and vocal duet by Mrs. Ber
ta ' Barker and John Buchanan
completed the program. Huge
baskets of lilacs, dogwood and
Scotch Broom were used as dec
orations on the stage.
Win i
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SAME PIUCE
AS 42 YE AHS AGO
25 ounces for 254
Full Pack
No Slack Fillinq
7 SCHOOLS I I SICE
HI Hill S
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WALDO HILLS. Mar 11
An appreciative audience of 200
listened to tha program given by
seven schools and communities at
tha elub house Tuesday night.
The affair in observance of Na
tional Musie Week, was sponsored
bv the Willard Women's elub of
which vera ottoway is president.
The committee on arrangements
was Beryl Ottoway, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. D. F. Hillman ana
Edith Knight.
The Idea of Inviting surround
ing communities to -Join tn a pro
gram originated last year under
the chairmanship of Mrs. C. C.
Geer who invited seven schools
This year ten schools were asked
to participate. The committee
reports that they met with enthu
siastn from nearly all.
The program Tuesday night
showed talent, thoughtful prepar
ation and a great deal of origin
ality. Dancing followed the pro
gram.
MRS
LIEU MISSED
111 WACO M GROUPS
WACONDA, May 11 A large
number from this and neighboring
communities attended funeral ser
vices for Mrs. I. A. Loron held
Tuesday afternoon from the Ter
wllllger funeral home in Salem.
Nina D. Loron, 68, was a native
of Missouri. Tor 25 years she
has made her home here with her
husband. Friends deeply mourn
her loss.
She was a charter member of
thA w&conda Community club
and also a member of the Worn
an'a "Relief Corps, and Security
Benefit association.
Rev. P. W. Erikson officiated
during the service and interment
was in Pioneer emetery.
Surviving are her husband I. A,
Loron. a daughter, Mrs. Henry
Rasmussen, and one granddaugh
ter. Harvlvn Rasmussen. both of
Labisn Center.
ID)
OCffiY
I PATCHWORK QUILT PATTERN
Ksffiy1 rfeffi-
Water Wheel Ko. 422, by
Laura Wheeler. The water wheel
had its place in poetry and song.
Wo associate it with an Idyllic,
peaceful picture ot the country.
Important in the life of the coun
tryside, it aust hava fascinated
tha uulltmaker of early days. A
great variety of water wheels
was evolved, of which thia design
Is one. It is simple to do, and
Is especially attractive when al
ternated with a quilted block.
Pi T.:A. Meeting -
Well Attended
Tha largest attendance of tha
year was reported at tha Lincoln
school P. T. A. meeting last night
at tha school with 1(0 parents
present.
As an observance ot National
Masie week a special program
ot musical and dance numbers
waa . given. Jeaa Adams, who is
a pupil of tha Barbara Barnes
dancing school executed a dance
number. Dorris Harrington play
ad a piano solo and a violin en
semble was presented by pupils
of Mary Sennits. The young vio
linists ware Mary Glendenlnc.
Jean Harrington, Emma Lou
East .Wallace Steed and Stephen
stone.
Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty. prin
cipal of Lincoln school gave a
short talk. Officers for the new
year were installed by Mrs. R.
L. Wright, an officer of the
1 o
Additional Society
on Page 8
state organization af tha F. T.
A.' A committee' waa also 'elected
to represent tha Lincoln organi
sation in a eity council at the
association - - ;
e e
Miss Driscoll
Honored With Party
Mlse- Fae DriscoD. popular
bride-elect was complimented
with, a charming card evening and
shower by a group of her friends
in the Crystal room of tha Gray
Belle Friday night.
Cards were in play at six ta
bles and this was followed by tha
presentation f a lovely weddjng
gift and a refreshment hour.
Mlsa Beatrice Olin will eater
tain tonight with a charmingly la
tlmate evening in compliment to
Miss Driscoll.
Sunday afternoon Mlsa Xay
Goulet snd Miss Hattie Ramp will
entertain with a beautifully ap
pointed and original tea between
the hours ot S and o'clock at
the country home of Miss Goulet.
A much anticipated program
will be presented tonight at 1:30
o'clock in the T. M. C. A. lobby by
Miss Vary f caulti and an en- ,
semble group of heir violin stud- ,
eats. Tha public la invited to this .
program which is .planned aa a .
tribute to Masie. Week.
FAIRFIELD, May 11 An ofli
cera' school meeting waa held
Monday night at Fairfield grange'
halL with Are granges represent
ed. Members attended trou.
Buttevtlle, Woodlart, North
Howell and Salem. A very 1b
struetlve talk and interesting sag-:
gestlona were given by State De
puty Browa of Salem. -'
Sam Brown's
Old Time Pork
Products
Free Delivery
Fins MARKET
216 N. Commercial St.
TeL 4424
Tha pattern comes to you'enue, New Tork City.
with complete simple instruction!
for cutting, sewing and finishing.
together with yardage ehart, din
gram of uilt to help arrange tha
blocks for single and doable
bed else, .quilt. Quilting motif,
and a diagram of block which
serves as a guide for placing the
patches and suggests contrasting
materials.
Send 10c for a pattern for this
design to Tha Oregon Statesman
Needlecraft Dept.. 82 Eighth Av-
O70 SPECIAL PRICES ON SPICES AND EXTRACTS FOR Phone
YOUR GROCERIES DELIVERED FREE JOIO
St
Kitchen Queen Armour's or Libby'a
' Hard Wheat TVUllr
Flour S
49 lb. sack. . . 1 79C 4 cans l5c
White or Yellow Leslie Shaker
Corn Meal Salt
No. 10 sack 15C 2 -lb. pkg 5c
Sun Brite , beet's Granulated
Cleanser Soap
3 1 f Regular 15c Size. O
large cans lUC Special, 2 for . IOC
Coffee
An Excellent
Blend, per lb.
18c
Peaches
Delicious Fine Flavored
No. 2M can .. 10c
Seedless
Raisins
Fresh New Stock
x -lb. pkg. . 15c
Fancy Fresh Large Size Artichokes, 4 for 25c
Fresh Home Grown Radishes, large bunches, 5 for 5c
Fresh Clean Spinach Greens, 3 pounds -J0c
Rhubarb, fresh, fine flavored, 6 pounds 10c
Potatoes. 50 nound sacks, ner sack - 59c
Fancy Red Chili Beans, 3 pounds - J 2c
Extra Fancy Head Rice, 3 pounds J3C
Vrv CncMc Orecron Walnuts. 2 nounds - 9C
w w J ' ' S3 ------ a
Extra Fine Large Ripe Olives, ci
Bethel Dorcas Club
Meets in Oregon City
The ladies of the uetfiel Dorcas
club met with Mrs. Harry Toung
at her homo in Oregon City for an
all-day meeting and pot luck din
ner on Wednesday of this week.
The time was spent with sew
ing and fancy work and a business
meeting in the afternoon.
Mrs. E. B. Matten gave a re
port of the meeting of the Marion
County County Federated Clubs
meeting at Union Hill.
It waa voted to combine the an
nual dinner for the members' hus
bands with the annual picnic.
Those participating in thia
pleasant affair were Mrs. W. T.
Biinkley, Mrs. H. H. Boles. Mrs.
J. D. Clark. Mra. A. I. Eoff. Mrs.
A. H. Puestman, Mrs. Julian
Grant, Mrs. J. M. Niehols, Mrs.
Cass A. Nichols, Mrs. Jehn
Spranger, Mrs. Arno Spranger,
Mrs. M. H. Utter. Mrs. John Haln,
Mrs. E. E. Matten, Mrs. Max Qup
ter, Mra. Harry Toung
Visitors for the day were Mrs.
Lura D. Emory of Portland and
Miss Sherman.
Members ot the Cadena elub
entertained at tha T.W.CJL. social
rooms Wednesday night in com
pliment to Miss Ila Beldje, whose
wedding will ha an event of the
near future. A shower of gifts
complimented the honor guest.
The club made plants at this
meeting to entertain with a tea
In compliment to employers, mem
bers of tha Y.W.C.A. executive
board and for friends for tha aear
future.
WALL PAPER
and PAINT
Rasmussen
Made In Oregon
100 Pure Paint
No Finer Paint Mad
Free Water Set (pitcher and glasses)
with porchaso of 4 gals. Out store is
headquarters for reliable workmen who
will estimate your work on application.
Hutcheon Paint Store
154 8. Commercial St. " Phone 6687
BUY YOUR PAINT AT A PAINT STORE
COMMERCIAL GROCERY
171 S. Next to MacDoweU's Market Phone
r -'l Local Currency and County 7536
Com 1 Warrants Accepted Here ' D
Prices of food commodities axe rapidly advancing. The
present level can bo maintained only as long as the pres
ent stock lasts, uuy now ana savei
Fri., Sat. and Mon. May 12, 13 and 15
1
294 N. Com'l St. 1 4 Free Deliveries lhone r
Our NO LIMIT on merchandise has been a marvel to our customers, for they can buy
..... . . ul :4.:n n v
ail tney warn wun no iwuitMuuo
THE STORE WITH LOW PKtCfcS t.VfcJi uai
White King
Granulated Soap
90
1 Large package aWC
Lard
or Shortening
Crown Patent Floor,
41s
1.29
Shredded Wheat
Biscuits .......
10c
Bacon, sugar cured, real 11
ht: anv amount, lb.. .
KERR'S
Graham Flour
10 lbs. ...........
Whole Wheat Flour
10s ......
Con Meal
10s
Farina
10s ....... .....
Hot Cake
10s ..........
Rolled Oats
10s ...v:. .....
Tomatoes, j
3 large cans .
29c
Coffee, a real buy, JQ
........ as
25c
17e lh., 8 for
Brooms, a high Quality
4-etIteh
Goldem Syrup (K
10s 03
Golden Syrap " Of?
Ba.7... 3
Amalao light Symp . . Q
lOS
Amalzo light - QQ
Fresh Vegetahles
lc
Badishee
per bunch
Lettuce, nice crisp large
heads, S for
10c
For Fresh Vegetables Yon
Can't Beat Our Prices
Oranges, large mammoth
size 100s, each
2c
Fisher's Blend Hoar
49
1.29
Slolden Bantam Cora
S cans ............
25c
Pineapple, fullllees, OQr
2a, S cans
Kitchen Quern Floesr
49s
87c
Kerr's White Eagle
Hard Wheat, 49s . .
87c
White Beans,
fancy small, 10 lbs.
37c
Catsup, 14-os. bottles OC
S for
Macaroni, enrra cat.
4 lbs. .
19c
Mother's Cocoa,
largo t-lb. tfn ..
19c
Mission Brand Peas,
3 cans
25c
lbs. for
21c
Toilet Tissue, Urge roll,
4 for
19c
Royal Clmb Coffee
lb. can
26c
Tomatoes
Large No. 1H CM
3 for . Z5c
LesUe
Salt
2 lb.
pkg.
5c
Sugar
Fine Granulated
10 ,b, 43c
Corn
White or Golden Bantam
aj 803 size cans 23c
Feed Department
Hodgen-Brewster Egg Produc
er, Milk Oil Greens, led By ail
leading poultrymen, f QQ
100 lbs. XmJf
LayweU Egg Mash, a high grade
mash but low in cost, -l jq
100 lbs. M.m'tV
Recleaned White Wheat IOC
100 lbs AeOO
Med. or Fine Cracked
Corn, 100 lbs
Ie35
MRS. STEWART'S
BLUING
RAISINS
15-os. pkg.
RICE Fancy Dine
rose, 5 lbs
REX LYE
2 cans
OATS
1 9-lb. bag
10c
5c
19c
15c
27c
COCOA
2-lb.tin.
SOAP CHIPS
8 lbs
OYSTERS
2 cans
SHRIMP
2 cans
CHRYSTAL WHITE O C
10 bars aWC
19c
ZDC
15c
17c
Ground Barley
100s
1.20
Beet Pulp
Molaaees .
Mill Run
80s . . . .
90c
Fontana's
Egg Noodles, Spaghetti &
mr -m . fl ?
Macaroni, xour noice
i 20c
pkgs.
H. B. Turkey Starter
with yeast
2.65
Twrkey Starter
with milk
2.35
Spices
2-ounce size
Come in and see our redac
tion on Baby Chick Feeders
and supplies. Cle&nnp prices
tins
15c
We, Are Your Friends and Neighbors
i Buy All To Want Wo Haja Ko limif i on Onr Gooda
Wesson Oil
2 gallon size 49 c
Wheat-a-lon
Delicious Salem-Made
Breakfast Cereal
Try It Today
Larce nicer 15 C I
Pint
Mayonnaise
Flavor Foods
15c
Argo
lf Corn or Gloss Starch
2 Tjlttrs. . HC
Don't Miss This Great 6-Day Jubilee Sale, May 12th to 18th
Three cheers eyerybody! There's reason for a jubilee celebration. Prices are go
ing up! The surest Indication of all that hard times are definitely oyer. It won't De
long before wages will climb to a new level to keep pace with higher prices ana
then our old friend Prosperity will make u s all smile again. If you believe in saving
money, here s your chance.
gIFFEES
Airway Drand oor
Pure Brazilian Pound V
Pure BraziHian Pound4
Nob Hill CoSce
High Grade Pound'
Dependable CoSEco
SAFEWAY
HARD WHEAT
49
Note These Daily
Sensations
Friday, May 12th Only
Pure Cane Granulated
HO libs. 39c
Limit 10 pounds
TOTT fvT7 ITTTn
1? lUPJU
Saturday, May 13th Only
4 Sew, Painted Handle
3IQC
lb.
sack..
Per
Barrel
Limit 1
Broom
PRIMROSE FLOUR
49
lb.
sack.
Per Barrel $3.73
Formay users never go back to any
other shortening, because in Formay
they have found the perfect shorten
ing. SMOKELESS, ODORLESS,
CREAMY
it meets your every requirement
3 lb. can .... 4g(3
Brown Sugar Ibs.EC
UUD8 bugar. tr (S)n
Monday, May 15th Only
Snowflakes
Soda Crackers
2 lb. bos 22C
Limit 1 Box (
Tuesday. May 16th Only
Grapefruit, No. 2 cans
String Beans, No. 2 cans
Hillsdale Kraut, No. 2 cans
Corn, Country Kist, No. 303 cans
Salmon, Happyvale, tall cans
yonr choice - -3 cans 25c
Wednesday, May 17th only
Full Cream
Limit 2 lbs.
BE?. HOC
Extra Hard
Oabelets
S4a. Cellophane pkg.
Illusion Bread No. 1 Tall Out
2 cans 29c
CORN
Conntrr Kist No. 303 cans, can
6 cans 49c
Tomatoes
Standard No. 2H
6 cans 55c
Carnation Oats
BoBed from tbo West's linen gm
Thursday, Blay 18th, Only
Medium Size Bars
Limit 5
5 Ibaffs HQs
Fall-flaTored and noar-
lflhina;. Largo Xo-Premtans
Package.
COCOA
Hershey's Unqaestioned
4allty, H-Tb tin
COCOA
Oar Mother's 2-T& cartoa
TTie economical package.
Packed by the roasters of
MJB Coffee
BLACK Or I GREEN
H lb 03C I tj lb. ..
25c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Lowest Prices
f4artreitu
Loin Porlt
Roast
Oat from Choice Cora-Fed
Toang Pige
V2C lb.
Pickled Pic
Foot
Nice and Tender Those
Good Kinds
Ec lb.
nr. v lln. of Ltineheon Untc Smoked Nats urt bpmig tot, u
Armour
SMOKED
CottaccBntts
Eat Like Bam, 4 to Arerage
flSVfeclb.
Mayonnaise
la Balk the Tory Beet
Ugc pint
PIG PORK
GTEAK
Jjtmm and Tender
g)V2C lb.
Boaeleea
Beef Cubes
Cat from Choice Bef
or Bralae
(o Boll
2 lbs. 2gc
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Plume 8620
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