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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, May 18, 1933
PAGE TIUIEE
IIDLYnAME FORMS
COU rnV FEDERAT10H
Sim Etzel of Stayton Named
( President of new Cath
: :t: olic Group
STAYTON, May 17. Tha lo
cal Holy Name society was host
to other societies in the county
Sunday night at the -parochial
school, at the joint spring meet
ing for Salem, Silverton and St
Louis. Following short enrices at
the church,' the business meeting
was held, George Spanlol, presi
dent, presiding. Short talks were
made by Father F. Scherbring of
Sublimity, .Father Manta of Shaw,
and Father Joe Scherbring, stay
ton. Father Krause of St. tools
Frank Baalf eld of Salem, J. T.
Etzel, president of the Sublimity
group, and Edward J. Bell, Stay
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Representatives from ' the Tar
ions groups were called together
for federating, to ; further activf-
ties In. the county. Officers .elect
ed were Sim Etzel, Stay ton, presi
dent; Bernard Minden, Sublimity,
ice-president; . Edward J. Bell.
Stayton. secretary, and Herbert
Michelbrook, Silverton. marshall.
The new organization will meet
every two months on the fourth
Sunday, at the various towns, the
next meeting at Sublimity.
Newly elected officers of Stay
ton P. T. A. were Installed at the
last meeting, until fall, Monday
. night. They are: Mrs. H. Champ,
president; Mrs. Ruth Woods, vice
president; Mrs. J. L. Jordan, sec
retary, and Mrs. W. D. Roberts,
treasurer. They were Installed
with appropriate ceremonies by
Mrs. B. A. Schaefer.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Murphy
and Mrs. Edna Sloper left Mon
day for Pendleton, where Mr.
Murphy is a delegate" to the I. O.
O. F. grand lodge and the women
are delegates , to the Rebekah
meeting. They expect to return
home by Friday. They made the
trip by auto.
GREETINGS FROM WEST TO EAST
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SILVERTON HILLS. May IT
School closed Friday at Porter
with a basket dinner at noon and
an afternoon program . Including
sports. Orpha Leslie and Donald
Ross were graduated from the
eighth -grade and will receive
their diplomas at a later program
. Pupils making the health hon
or roll are: Patricia Manldlng.
Harold Mires, Lucille Mulkey.
Richard Hartley, Harold Loron,
Ruth Keller, Marjoiie Manldlng.
Alice Loron, Orpha Leslie and
May Leslie.
The school honor roll Included
Even and Betty Joe Murray, Les
ter Beugll, Donald Ross, Richard
Hartley and Lucille Tschantz.
Five pupils neither absent
nor tardy during the year were:
Jane, Orpha. and May Leslie, Les
ter Beugll and Lucille Tschants.
Mrs. Maybelle Towe. who
taught here this year will teach
here again next term.
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TITLE CHASE
Daylight Thief Takes
Kodak, Pocketbook
HAYESVILLE,
returning to her
afternoon from a
neighbor's, Mrs.
sen found that
May 17 On
home Saturday
short visit to a
Charles Andre
her houte had
President Roosevelt on the portico of the White House extends a warm
handclasp of friendship to T. V. Soong, Chinese Finance Minister and
his country's delegate to the economic parleys at Washington. At right
Is, James Roosevelt, son of the President. Soong Is no stranger to the
jUnited States, having received much of his education in American uni-
- yersitiea,
been ransacked. All the dresser
drawers had been dumped In the
I middle of the bedroom floor, bnt
the only things missing were a
lady's pocketboock and a new
folding camera
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Accompanied bT his wife, who Is
also serving as his trainer, Seaman
Tom Watson, British featherweight
champion, is pictured doing Ids
roadwork around his training camp
at Pompton Lakes, N. J. He is get
ting in shape for his coming title
bout -with Kid Chocolate, Cuban
Bon-bon, for the world's feather
weight crown. .
LITTLE HOPE HELD
H. Sill
TURNER. May IT L H.
Small, an old resident of Turner,
remains seriously ill. He was left
In a weakened condition follow
ing an attack et flu, sometime
ago. At present heart trouble and
complications have developed. C
H, and W. Small of -Eugene and
B. C. Small of. Salem, sons, and
Mrs. L: D. Roberts of Turner,
make frequent. trips to their fath
ers bedside. Mrs. Emma .Cole of
Coqullle, a slater of Mrs. Small,
also arrived a few days ago."
-Waldo Riches is it the home
of his father. S. A. Riches, after
closing his second year, teaching
at North Santlam. He will hold
the prlneipalshlp of the school
next year,
1 George Klemsen who came
with his family from Klamath
Falls last fall and entered the
grocery business, has packed np
his stock, for the summer, and
will fill a responsible position
with a special road crew.
PLANTS BLACKBERRIES
SPRING VALLEY. May 17
L R. Utterbaek has completed the
setting out of 2000 tomato plants
in river bottom . ground. He has
also set out several acres of ev
ergreen blackberries.
RAIN BRINGS APHIS
AUBURN, May 17 Rain and
cloudy weather of the last tew
days are causing aphis to appear
on the tulip peas. Sunshine Is very
much needed.
Jig-Saw Idea
Employed in
Unique Maps
BETHEL, Mar, IT The pupils
of the upper grades In Bethel
school have done two pieces of
noteworthy work recently. They
have made beautiful maps of Eu
rope and of Oregon from wooden
veneer. Paper patterns were made
first and traced on the veneer.
The maps were then sawed on all
the boundary lines and are set
together on a table like a jig-aw
puzzle.
The map of Oregon Is It by 24
inches and Is separated Into conn
ties. The map of Europe Is 30 by
42 inches and is divided into
countries.
School closed en Friday with
an all-day picnic on the school
grounds. Carmallte Weddle, teach
er, provided ice cream.
Scotts Mills
Seniors Slate
Drama Friday
SCOTTS MILLS, May IT The
senior class will give its annual
play Friday night at the gym. The
comedy drama is "Rooms to Let."
Additional numbers will be: Class
prophecy, Jack Taylor; will, Frl
dela Fry; salutatorlan, Dora Gar
en; valedictorian, Mary Gouthler.
These and Laurence Johnson, .Al
ma Stanford and Lawrence Mc
cracken compose the class and
play cast.
STARTS CAM P 26
MILL CITT, Msy IT. The
Hammond Lumber company open- .
ed camp 21 for logging operations
this morning. Many families who
have been living In Mill City dur
ing the winter months are mor
lng to the camp this week while
several others will go np as soon
as school closes. Due to snow re
maining so long this season the
camp opening has been delayed.
Charles Sullivan wao operates
the logging camp on the Marlon
county side of the North Santlam
for the Hammond people to put
ting on a full force of workmen
this week.
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During the summer months
when camp 21 is operating there
i a small colony of residents lo
cated there. The camp Is furnish
ed with electricity, running water
and small two and three romm
houses.
TEACHER CLUB ELECTS
HAYESVILLE, May 17. The
Modern Teachers' club has elected
these officers: President, Mrs. Mc
Cloughry; vice-president, Mrs. Al
bertson; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Mable Martin.-.
Final Rites Held
For Claude Darby,
Native of Stayton
STAYTON, May 17 Funeral
services for Claude Darby were
held at the Weddle chapel, Mon
day afternoon, with Rev. Lyman
in charge. Mr. Darby died at his
home here Saturday after a short
illness. He was born on a farm
near Stayton, May 15, 1874, and
was educated In the Stayton
schools. February 6, 1901 he unit
ed with the Christian church here.
His parents were Samuel and Lucy
Darby, pioneers of this section.
He was married to Rosa East-
burn, Nov. 17, 1904 who with the
following children survives: Sllva
Of Seattle, Ruth E. Barker of Sa
lem, W. Adelbert, Vada L., Rol
and C. and LaVerna, at home. He
is also survived by a sister, Eva
Darby of Portland, a brother,
George W., also of Portland and
four grandchildren.
VICTOR POINT, May 17.
Macleay grange members will be
special guests at the regular busi
ness meeting of Union Hill grange
Friday night. May 19.
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The Entire High Grade Men's Stock of
Bern KKEy g 8$yB9
Located in the Store at 214 N. High St- in t he Senator Hotel Bldg, Salem Having Been
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Hundreds More Articles in This Event!
COLLARS
" A r row" and
Van Heasen, soft
and stiff, Reg. to
If.......... 10c
GARTERS
Men's wide web,
reg. 25c a pair,
12c
Men's Hose
Fancy dress, ray
on mixed, i A.
a pair
SHIRTS f"
and !
SHORTS
See this lot. Your
choice, I
each ... A3C
Other Famous
Brands of Hose
; "Holeproof
"Phoenix"
. "Blackbear" .
"De Tore .
Choke Entire
Stock,
Reg. 50c a Pair
Starting Thurs. at 9 A. M.
To the people of Salem and the hosts of friends of Mr.
Alex Jones, we wish to say: That the creditors are
satisfied, the manufacturers and wholesalers and un
derwriters liquidating this business, compliment Mr.
Jones for the friendly settlement and co-operation In
remaining to see it through to the end. The reputa
tion of this store and fine brands carried are to well
known, we believe, to require mention here, but we
promise you the greatest bargains you have ever seen.
S pr. for 91.00
.- Their See
"McGregor"
Tark-MUP
"Mehito" J
GOLF
HOSE -
Values to $4.50 ft
pair. In 3 groups,
at 95c and 65c
and one lot at ,
Arrow Shirts Extra Special
Also "Ide," "Green Men's collar - attached
Hood," "Campbell" ide, Grayco, Hallcraft
basket -weave broad- ta gWrta Tftlue R
cloth, madras, etc.
Reg. to tfj-l OP 125. 7CC
$2.95 Q1JJ f holes
While They Last Neckband Shirts
Green Hood, Grayco and with separate collars to
other fine shirts. Collar fc ..Id d ,.Green
atUched. Broken sizes. . ,
Values to 11.95 PC Hood' res' to Qr
each at 33C $2.50 at
See this lot of values ana Universal Broad-
to 11.50 while they cloths. Reg. QC
iast. CCm $1.95, the suit VDC
The suit U Ji
Pure Silk Hose Silk & Raycn Hose
Famous De Vore and F d U1 ,
Phoenix, also silk and '
wool mixed, all M C values to 4 c pafr nQ p
reg.tolapalr 43 at..
ShirU &Shorte Golf Knickers
"Arrow," "Sealpax," Pure wool, fancy and
"Park M1U- brands, plain patterns. Value
regular 50c and 65c a to $5.00. - d1 QC
garment, Your choice
choice 3C and up
Men's Union Suits Men's Sweaters
" Broadcloth, rayon, nain- Choice of entire stock
sook' athletics - B.V.D.'s, finest Tirgin woolens,- reg.
Walter Hagen's" etc.; to $8.50 for f 3.95 and
reg. $1.50 the CC S1.05. Pullovers, 7Ci
suit at 03C at JC
Men's Tweed Silk Ties
PantS Fashion Craft, Holly-
Also wool flannels and wood. Onyco; ent
for dress a big lot for silks, values $1.50 and
men and .young men $2.00 at 05c and all
o at, f 7C nd values to $1.00, -iQ
pair p - choice ... . 1C'
Just when you
want them
Famous
"Jantzen"
Men 'a Swim
SUITS
in all pure wool,
reg. values to
$t.5U, and your
choice at
$95
Then See
MEN'S
HATS
"Stetson"
"Berg" and
"Paramount"
Fur felts. Groups
to chose from as
low as, each,
$1175
Fit Well
Look Well
Wear Long
Cost Little
High Grade Material Throiizhout
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Coupe or Roaditer v Tl $1.19
Tudor Sedan or Coach T 13$
-Door Sedan . . J.- 2.45
$138
3.85
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Loader7' Slip-On Covers
For Coupe or Roadster ... Good quality light
weight coven, full width material, m
lock stitched. No scraps used ... Jf Jw f
SEDAN . $18
NATIONAL "PEPTIZED"
GRAPHITE OIL
jj. Reduces gas and oil
pair bills by coating
ail friction i urtaces
with graphite.
The finest lubricant
known.
CONCENTRATE j VALVE OIL
Pint 77C I Pint 63c
Quart.. $1.35 I Quart... $I.IO
WEDGE
CUSHION
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A Superior cushion
covered with attrao
five. durs.
ble, striped fffC
eat cover
materiaL
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CHROME PLATED
MICRO HORN
Genuine "E.A." , qC
horn 5H-inch size.. OdC
Black enamel . . 69c
TUBE.
PATCH KIT
Genuine-Everlasric"
patch material, ce
ment and
scraper
in can.
10c
Buy
Now
to
Save
Auto THERMOMETER T CIGAR LIGHTER
No chemicals. Rugged
and depetv
dable. Hangs tkllC
anywhere . .
50
Wireless type,
fuUy -wm.
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guar.
an teed.
RUBBER FLOOR MAT
Thick
rubber, fits
most small
77c
One of the finest
and most com
plete lines of
Men's Caps
in the city of Sa
lem. Tailored of
woolens and bas
ket weaves, both
dark and light
shades Your
choice of values
to $1.95,
t WorHSng behind locked doors, this stock has been ap
praised for this sal and the pricey show in plain" flg
nres that tt will go to the public at away below an
average of 60c on the dollar. !
Alex Jones Assigned
Where any sizes were broken, same have been filled
from' higher priced groups as wen as replenishments
' of new goods throughout the store. . "
SALE OPENS THURSDAY 9 a.m.
214 N; High - Senator Hotel BIdg.
and 95c
" ' sagayMMsW "
Hen's . fine Hand
tooled cowhide
Leather Belts
Values ta jr
1.50, now' 03 C
WESTERN
GIANTS
are guaranteed to
give you service at
least equal to any
other Standard qual
ity tire on the market
and to give you com
plete satisfaction . .
yet our prices are 26
to oo per cent less.
Mors than 150 Western Auto
Stores are alwayt ready to ser
vfcc these tires for you . , and
hack up our guarantee, f
29x4.40-21
WS LACM
30x430-21
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28x4.75-19
$l80
IACM
Westn Giant
Standard
Quality
29x4.40-21.
29x4.50-20.
0x4.50-21.
2i4.75-19
29x4.7 5-20
0x4.7 5-21
.29x5.00-1 9
30x5.00-20..
31x5.00-21.
12x5.00-22.
27x5.25-17..
285J5-li
29x55-19..
30x55-20
31x5.25-21.
27x5.50-17.
28x5.50-1 S.
29x5.50-19.
30x5.50-20.
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$3.96
4.15
4.39
4.80
:4.95
3.05
5.10
5-25
5-35
5.75
5.60
5.80
6.15
6.30
6.30
6.45
6.65
6.90
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5.60
5.69
6.20
Wesfn Giants
New Stock
Fully Guaranteed
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6.6$
6.85
6.95
70
7.65
7.95
too
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t.45
t.65
30x6.00-11.
31x6.00-19.
32x6.00-20.
33x6.00-21.
34x6.00-22.
326.50-20.
34x7.00-20.
35x7.00-21.
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INNER TUDES
AT BIO SAVINGS
S9x4.40.21 IOfJ.lj1
30x4.50-21
GRAY -
All sizes BhM Fibbon antf
. Jumbo tubes at big savings
during this 'event. '
Othr Floor W 7V tr t .
Sensational!
Motor Oil
Accelerator: Foot Rest
..PresMd metal
with rubber pad.
Super QQ
value at w7C
7x7 AUTO TENT
. . Durable white material com
plete with
ropes and
stakes.
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Other tents $6.85 to $21 J5
i:fii.i4 Gallons
ti-lwSiSI 3CM0
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Caiu Loaned on Small Deposit
The finest quality Wettem Oil
...now specially priced at LESS
THAN 5 Cents Per Quart in 2
gallon lot I Guaranteed equal to
25c per quart oil sold by others,
limit 5 Cols, to a Customer
FOLDING COT
.... Steel reinforced hardwood
frame, 10 ox.
white canvas vi
cover. -
$1.98
2-
Penn Supreme
100 Pure Pennsylvania Od
Double Distilled by Sharplet
Ptoccm 99-761 00 FREE
from Carbon.
AT SALE PRICES
Luggage Carrier
Disappearing style ...
folds flush "iFrtj
edge of run SjH
ningboard . . . v
Other types 79c to L79
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LONG RUN
Cup
Grease
N17c
long Lasting and Heat
Resisting.
Storage Batteryh
DADGAIH
6Voh-13PkzU
Defender
Guarontwwd for IS Months
Tkta A1X KPV MATERIAL Wwry I tmmmdh Wh
nbii uesnfrf wJ fae U 4 eWeiliilw i n
TH1 FAMOUS VYKTON GIANT
and WIZARO BATTDUtS
AIo Specially Priced for TUs Event
And what a treat! this
gayly tempting cereal
at your breakfast place
It starts your day off right
just to see these crisp, golden
flakes in your cereal bowl!
They look good and they
are good! Plain with milk or
cream ... or, better yet, with
fruit or berries . . . they keep
their promise of something
mighty good to eat!
There's energy, too, in these
dainty toasted hearts of corn.
. Quick energy for busy hours.
Have Post Toasties for break
fast tomorrow! It's grand
for lunch or supper, too! A
product of General Foods.
BOYS AND GIRLS!
Jela Jeaier Defective. Cers.l
tom4 ymr mmmo mrnd rnddrttt, wftH
TWO Met TeHes fcex-teps, to tmpoc
tor General f4, letlis Creek.
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