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bany high : school ' has Invited
members .of ba Sigma Lambda
chapter of the National Honor
society la: Salem, high school to
go to Alhany, May a 6. to install
a chapter there. . Installing mem
ber of tha local chapter will In
clude Allan Baker, Bob Read.
Closing Out High Grade Lines
Less Than Wholesale Prices
Outside Paint I Inside
Gallon .J.$1.35 , Flat Wall Paint
Quart Vj. .45 " 1 ' - allpn 1.75
- , Quart .50
Pint .25 . Pint .35
; Interior Enamels '
Gloss Pauit
GaUou .n.95 Quart J .55 gjrt -
Quart ; .55pint M HH &
J. V. COPELAND YARDS
Member Salem Building Congress
Wallace Road, 200 Yards North of Bridge - TeL 6627
MARKET DRUG STORE
C. L. Wellman i
Drugs
ph.a
470 N. Commercial
Specials for Weekend and Monday
Tobacco
Wings,
ner carton
88c
Luckies, Chesters, Cam
els, Old Golds, d AC
per carton vlUO
. Granger, .
3 for
Himyar
3 for ....
15c can Tobacco,
-2 f or .
5t Cremo Cigars,
5 for .
5c Coronas,
10 forf
Hair Preparations
60c Wfldroot Hot
Oil Shampoo OQ C
50a Woodbury's
Wave Set
29 c
60c
Danderine
36c
50c Packers Olive on
Oil Shampoo........ AwC
$1.00 Vitalis
for
50c Woodbury's
Hair Gloss
65c
29c
Bond Flashlight
Complete with Oft
2 cells & globe C
Remember Only Registered Pharmacists Put Up
Your Drags and Prescriptions Here
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large
. t0 mart suds
-1 ' mtens !"''
47 less work
1
package
.Basics: Self Selecting
J. L. Basick and Son .
Bastck lfarket
; Capitol. St. Grocery.
' Caplan's Cash Grocery
; Carl and Bowersox
"W. H. Clark- :
Croas Jiarket and Grosw
E. A. Dane '
FrancU jBarnei. Martha Spragua,
Heien.Worth and Jane Fisher.
j Denny Files Motion Motion
for n default was filed In circuit
court Thursday by R. 8. Denny,
who recently brought suit tor dlv
orco front Ethel Denny, hla wife.
Prescriptions
Face Powder Dealt
FREE 50c Symphonie
compact with every $1.00
Armand Symphonie Pow
der. FREE 50c worth Eve
ning in Paris perfume
and a lip stick with every
$1.00 box of Evening in
Paris face powder.
60c Djer Kiss
Powder
50c Woodbury's
Face Powder
50c Day Dream
Face Powder
$1.00 Melloglo
Powder ..
$1.00 Kranks
Powder
$1.00 Marcella
Cold Cr. Pow.
39c
39c
39c
69c
59c
59c
50c Electric
Marshmallow
Toasters
19c
G. E. Globes .
Frosted, 15 to 1A
60 Watt .... lUC
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snow ,
for 2SG
Sfxtditst
iefntjat fintfabrkt
Guest
Ivdsry
12 bars
490
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The Dealers Below art Beaming Special Housecleaninff Sales. Fill Your
Adam Engle
O.F. Drlgxs
Economy Grocery
OL li. Eppley Co. -.
Fanners' Pmbli IDurket
W. F. Foster ' v
'Boos Goodman
.Greene's Parity Store
Charles Hall :
Irish-Bfaur Col "
The OltEGON
DMMEEIC:
ATTENDED Blf 1
Neighbors of Woodcraft, in
Convention at Dallas;;
2 Founders Present
DALLAS. May IS. Tha dis
trict conrentlon of tha Neighbors
of Woodcraft opened its two-day
session hero this morning with a
full attendance of delegates from
22 circles in Yamhill, Marion,
Linn, , Benton, Lincoln and Polk
coat&es. A crowd of over ISO
delegates and -visitors attended
the sessions today.'
Dr. O. W. Bruce, pastor of tha
Methodist church, opened the
morning meeting at the Wood
man hall, with a short prayer.
This was followed by the flag
ceremony and a duet by Mrs. A. J.
Cleveland and Mrs. Virgil Bolton.
Mayor Lelf S. rinseth extended
the welcome of tha eltr to the
delegates and -dsitors. Floyd Me-
uann welcomed the visitors for
the local circle and Mrs. Teason
of Salem responded. Mrs. Amy Me.
Cann. guardian neighbor of the
Dallas circle, opened the business
meeting .and then turned the con
rentlon oyer to Alice M. Madden
of Newport, district guardian
neighbor, who will be in charge
for the blaance of the convention.
His finest
Chardcterizatlorvr.
As Splendid as
"DI$raeIi"-As Human
as "Tho Millionaire"
O I O k O I
TnEivomarG
'MAW'
BETTE DAVIS
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SALES
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medium size,
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Large, 3 bars 27e
P. & G. 10
bars
CAMAY
Joe's Market and Grocery
Krueger Grocery
Lemon Grocery
Marr Grocery
Model Food Market
Fred lleyer
Pade's Grocery
Paya Taktt
Pfrrly Wlply
0 Chipso
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STATESMAN. Salecv Oregon;
v One feature i. the convention
here is that two of the original
seren who founded the order of
Neighbors of Woodcraft at Lead
Tille. CoL, on April 1, mi, are
la attendance here. They are Mrs.
Helen Southwick of Salem, and
Mrs. Anna P. Hawkins of Toledo.
Mrs. Hawkins Is one of the three
grand managers of the original
tlon at the present time. - .
' The early part of the afternoon
session, held at the Woodman
hall, was devoted to regular busi
ness of the convention. This In
cluded the report of the creden
tials committee and appointment
of committees by. the district
guardian. At 4:10, the Juvenile
ritual was exemplified and this
was followed by a discussion of
the rituaL
At f:30, the first of two con
vention banquet was held at the
Dallas Christian church. The ban
quet was followed by a program
including a solo by Mrs. A. J.
Cleveland, the harmonica trio,
and two songs by the audience.
The evening session began at
t o'clock with a solo by Joseph
Hartley, followed by a Up dance
by Melra, Robinson. The district
officers exemplified the circle rit
ual which was followed by a dis
cussion of this rltnaL A report
of the Woodcraft home council
concluded the meeting.
Second Convention
Banquet Is Tonight
Tomorrow's program includes a
business session at the Woodman
hall which will continue through
the afternoon. This will eoasist
OLLYlVOOlJ
Mickey Moose Matinee
Saturday, 1:30 P. M.
Our Gamr Comedv
"FREE WHEELING"
News,-Cartoon Comedy and
Harry Carey and Rex the Wild
Horse ia "The Devil Horse"
ATTEND OUR SATURDAY
KITE 0 O'CLOCK SHOW AND
REMAIN FOH OUR MID
" NIGHT MATINEE FREE
GREATER MOTION PICTURE!
Walter Huston
Pat O'Brien Kay Johnson
Constance Oummingn
Coming Sun Mon Tnea.
Janet
Charles
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STORM COUNTRY
DirKtU br AJU4 Saatal
rox Picruti
Lava Soap
Q bar.
largsslzt-2QQ
Cupboards Now I
Rich's Grocery
CL L Roberta
Simpson Grocery
Stewslof t Grocery
An Safeway Stores
W. "A. Sampson
D. L. Shrode '
Stato St. Market
Wood Brothers !
Ceston Food Store
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Friday Morning, Blay l 1923
Of rSDOrta Of COmmtt fna Almmtu.
sion and adoption of .resolutions.
locuoa oi grana representatives
and alternates,, selection of a
place tor the next meeting and
the election of district officers.
The second convention banquet
will be held at t o'clock at the
DaTIar Methodist church: r
An open meetinr at ha ttmnn
at I O'clock Will , brtnr tha ran.
ventlon to a close. The program
at the final session will consist
of entertainment by groups. from
the high school, a solo by Joe Gar
ner, drill teams and the ritual of
the district circle. There will also
be an address en Good of the
Order. .
Advertising of Silver Falls
park as an attraction to tourists
was dlseussed by auto camp own
ers who. with their wires held a
pienic at Crabera Cold Spring
camp sosth of here Wednesday.
It was agreed that the park has
a icerii asset second to few
alone the Pacifie coast.
Now that the road to the park,
via Sllverton, is in splendid con
dition and all of the falls are easy
to reach br trails, the auto camp
proprietors decided that the pres
ent is the time to advertise the
park to tourists. They plan to
plaee large photos of the various
Silver creek falls In their offices
snd cottages and to cooperate
with other Salem groups la pub
lishing a pictorial folder about
the falls.
J. D. Drake of Sllverton ad
dressed the auto camp owners
concerning the falls and exhibited
many of his photos taken there.
ENROUTE TO ATiABira.
SCIO. May 1$ Mrs. Fred
Meepelt left Scio Tuesday morn
ing: for Seattle from where she
will sail for Alaska where her
husband is. The last 500 miles
of her trip from Skagway Into the
mines where she is going will be
by airplane. Her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Carlesov will occupy the Sturges
residence.
Meetings Progrese Special
meetings being conducted at the
Christian and Missionary alliance
tabernacle by Rev. and Mrs. A. J.
Harrison of Pasadena, are draw
lug good interest, reports the pas
tor. Rev. W. H. CaldwelL In con
nection, a bible attendance con
test is adding teat. Special fea
ture eaeh night, is the chalk talk
presented by Mrs. Harrison.
IIERTB FALLS
PARK COUP LATE
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY
25o Anscin 4 o
Tablets IOC
zSc Llsterine -l o
Shaving Cream .. luC
25c Zinc Oxide i q
Ointment IOC
20c Baby Castile o
Soap IJC
2Se Mavis to
Talc T... IOC
25c Glycerine i n
Suppositories .... 10 C
A-
1 pound Blond
Psylla Seed
1 pint
Milk Magnesia . .
35c Premier Dou
ble Edge Blades .
25c Shu-Milk
for
50c Shavo Brush
less Cream
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
7 Be Melba Lov-Me
Face Powder ....
It os. B. F. D.
Antiseptic Sol. . .
SOe Cutex
Hand Cream ....
f0e Iodent
Tooth Paste ... .
80s S. T. 17
Tooth Paste ....
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
100 S grain
Aspirin U.S.P.
1 90 LiU
Yegetale
Os Wildroot
Hair Tonle ..
39c
39c
39c
os Wataias Mnl- QQ
sifled Shampoo . . 05 C
1 pint Heavy Mln
era! OH. imported OSfC
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Osl trouble can often be head.
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Hsnchea barter, produced In
the Willamette ralley. Is a fine
malting product. Frank Schmidt
reported Thursday following an
Investigation covering a period
of several months. Schmidt
will act as supervising brewer for
the Salem Brewing association,
which was Incorporated here re
cently. Schmidt aald Hannchen barley
was superior to many other bar
leys produced In different parts
of the wrld, and especially was
valuable In the manufacture of
pale beer.
This bsrley has been produced
In vsrious sections of the Wil
lamette valley for many years
and the possibilities for its
growth here are now said to be
almost unlimited. There Is a
large acreage of Hanneheu bar
ley in Yamhill county.
Talmadge Hears
From C Lord
Appreciation for a recent ar
ticle . dealing with Chester S.
Lord, long-time editor of the
New York Sun, has been receiv
ed here this week by D. H. Tsl-
Yew save) in vslng
It Use only as
mveh as Is required
of some) others.
10 Bars
IVORY SOAP
49c
50c
KOLYNOS
TOOTH
PASTE
25c
1 Quart
PURE
COD LIVER
OIL
69c
i
VELDOWN
SANITARY
NAPKINS
12c
1 Pound
ASSOCIATED
POLISHING
WAX
33c
LILLY'S
U-40 loee
INSULIN
$1.65
Your Doctor
first sign of Alness,
Ana wnen your doc
in
tor writes J a prescription
have it Tilled at a reliable
pharmacy. Your doctor's
skill is of little avail unless
his prescriptions are accur
ately compounded. You can
depend upon us. ASK
YOUR DOCTOR,
PHARMACY
..I.Tel 9123
madge. columnist, front Lord
who as now chancellor . of the
board of regents of the Univer
sity of the SUte of New York
and retired from: bj editorial
work. Talmadge's article appear
ed In The Oregonlan on May 2
and .dealt with his experience
as a writer 22 years ago when
he was a frequent contributor to
Lord's paper. A biography of the
noted New York newspapermen
Is now v appearing in Editor
Publisher, and occasioned Tsl
madge's friendly comment.
Culver la Speaker Ray Cul
ver of Portland, national student
secretary of the Y. M. C. A spoke
yesterday at the shape! services
at Willamette university. During
the afternoon he talked with stu
dent body officers.
S(3IHI
The Original Yellow Front Drug and Candy Store of Salens
135 N. Commercial St. Phone 5197
When You Think Drugs, Think Sckaefer's
FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY
We reserve the right to limit quantities. None to dealers.
SCHAEFER'S HOME REMEDIES
BE WISE AND SCHAEFERIZE ,
Nasal-eze
with Ephedrine
For head colds, nose and
throat irritations. Also
for watering of the eyes,
common to hay fever.
Sold the Schaefer way
no relief, no pay.
50c
1.50 Agarol Comp. 85c
50c Ponds Cold Cream ..".....33c
25c Blue Jay Corn Pads . 13c
50c Probak Blades , 25c
50c Ingram Milkweed Cream 33c
50c Chocolate Ex Lax 33c
35c Kotex (equalizer) 13c
2.40 U 40 10 cc Insulin $1.63
35c Hospital Cotton 19c
100 Caroid and Bile Tablets !Z.75c
35c Palmolive Shaving Cream 16c
35c Bayer Aspirin, 24s 16c
50c Dr. West's Tooth Brushes, boxed ..19c
1.50 Goldman's Hair Restorer $1.19
35c Collates Shaving Cream 17c
35c Gem Blades 21c
50c Feenamint Gum 27c
25c Zinc Oint 15c
25c Rose Water and Glycerine I!..!l5c
35c Castoria j 23c
1.00 Clean Between Tooth Brush IZ!!.63c
75c Doan's Kidney Pills 49c
1.00 Listerine !!..71c
30c Glycerine Suppositories 13c
1.00 5 gr. Aspirin Tablets 16c
1.20 Bromo Seltzer 58c
Oregon Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
OP McMINNVILLE, OREGON
Organized in 1894
This company again receives an overwhelming VOTE of
CONFIDENCE from its HOME STATE FOLKS, as
evidenced by its net fire premiums received in OREGON
in 1932. Leading all other companies, both STOCK or
MUTUAL. The following figures are taken from the
INSURANCE COMSHSSIONER'S ANNUAL REPORT:
Net premiums
OREGON MUTUAL P1BS INSURANCE GO'S. 390jadAO
NO. X STOCK FIRS INS. CO- M. I3.0j00
SO. S STOCK FIRS INS. C. 1&4.U7JQ
NO. S 8TOCK riRS INS. CO 102.791M
NO. 4 STOCK FIRS INS. CO. M4IjO
NO. 8 STOCK FIRE INS. CO. 11,68240
hs OFFICERS A DIRECTORS wish to extend their appreciation
Cm PEOPLE of OREGON for their LOYALTY and SUPPORT,
tod again pledge to them their utmost endeavors. .
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rhrough ECONOMICAL OPERATION, SELECTION of RISKS, and
SOUND INVESTMENT POLICIES, the COMPANY has mads a
savings to Us patrons the past year of APPROXIMATELY 39 on
their insurance costs. - ,
On Deo. list, 1832, tha COMPANY had tnaursrics in fores, $121,44$
100 . . . approximately 10 of an firs insurance written In tfcc
STATE.
OUR POLICIES ARE
W. OL HAQXRTT, Prssldent,
L J V WAUGAMAN, Secretary,
Ev O. APPERSON, Treasurer
BEST S. HANZY, Director
and Attorney "'':. ,
Wo Invito yon to consult
Standley
7 ; 'Agents,
Bask Bank LUg Phone S37I
PAGB NIND
Lester Pearmine - :
Hurt as Tractor I
Piece Hits Head
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KZI2ER. May II Letter Pear '
mine, farmer here and now direct
ing work of one of the relief
erews employed : on the county '
roads, was seriously Injured this
morning when he was knocked r
from the tractor he was driving
to work, and the wheel of the
grader attached ran over a leg.
A broken piece from one of the
big tractor wheels flew up and
struck Pearmine on the head, un
seating him sad causing' a deep
cut la his head. He was taken to
to a Salem hospital. No bones
were broken. -
Corns
Ends Pain at Once
a
L on your guard old-time
sethodi for treating corns
are unsafe. They don't re
move the cause and can't
prevent corns from coming
back again. The modern
way is the Schaefer way
no cure, no pay.
25.
'C bottla
Schaefer's
Corn Remedy
NON-ASSESSABLE '
CHAS. CLEVELAND. Vloe-Pres.
J. B. NELSON. Asst. Secretary
W. S. WALTON, Director . ,
PRANX FENTON, Director , .
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us about your next volley.
Foley
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