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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1933)
The OREGON STA1TSMAN. EaleifT, Oregon Frt3ay llornlitg, IHy 18, 1SS3 CffiffiMCESMI 0 ABfl ReinmirnaGiifts Hundreds of remnants of cotton goods, rayons, silks,' draperies etc to be closed out quickly at just . Only a few days more of our Removal Sale. "We more June 1st to oar new location. Just across from Mil ler's on Court street. 1 -- . ' 4 ... - Elliott Dry Goods Co. 17d N: liberty St. Excella Patterns, 10, 15 and 25c n SCHOOLS Binm Graduation for 8th Grade is Next Wednesday and for Seniors on June I I ' UtERClAL 171 5. Coni'l NEXT TO MacDOWELL'S . MARKET Phone 7536 Prices Effective FrL, Sat. and Mon., , May 26, 27 and 29 STAYTON, May 25 The fol lowing class will be graduated from Stayton high school Jan 1: Glen Bowman, Alice Boylngton, Alice Brown, Gladys and Lucille Cbrisman, Jeanette Dillard. Vera Davis, Nea Edgar, Maxlne Hnber, Ada Keyes, Gerald Markjig, Rob ert 'Matheny, Iran May, Arlyn Mos, i Eula Montgomery, Hazel Murphy, Esther Ruef, Alta and Frances Siegmund, Germalne Smith.. Maxlne Stout, Harry Mon roe,? Maurice Shelton, Vernon Snoddy, Trevor Stayton, Ed Streff, Marlon Lamp man, Vivian Welter and Florence Jory. Baccalaureate services will be held at the high school auditori um, Sunday, May J 8. Greetings will be extended by Rev. Father Jos. Scherbring; scripture by Rev. D. George Cole: invocation. Rev. J. T. Klingsporn; benediction. Rev. W. H. Lyman; main address by Dean Matthews of, Willamette university. " '-- Graduation exercises will be beld at the auditorium on June 1, at t p. m. The speaker will be Dr. Victor Morris of the Uni versity of Oregon. Since the au ditorium seats only about 100 people, tickets will be issued. However seats will not be held after T:45 p. m. Grade Event 81st Eighth grade graduation exer cises will be - beld at the- high school auditorium. May 31 at 8 p. m. Roben J. Maaske ot the state superintendent's office will deliver the address. Dr. H. A. Beauehamp, chairman . of the school board, will deliver the di plomas. The processional will be played by Miss Josie Thorpe and recessional by Edna Jean Robert son. Ellis Christensen will give the class will: Fred Davenport and others, class song; Montle Morris, prophecy; Maxlne Crabtree, his tory. One of the largest classes In the history of the school will be grad uated y Raymond Berger, Richard Catavan, Ellis" and Gerald Chris tensen, Maxlne Crabtree, Roland Darby. Fred Davenport, .Teresa Frledl, Vivian Graen, Leo Hum phreys, Montle Morris, Reva Sand ner, Theodore Spring, Harry A. Stupka, William Sullens, Lenore Wing, Darrel and Thelma Wright. Granulated Soap Large Package 25c Tea Quality Green Half Pound , Package or Black . 9c White King Toilet Soap !3c bar Soap White Wonder X0 bars XQC Spices ounce tin . 5c Crackers 2t. 19c Carnation Oats.Wheat Flakes 23c SIMPSON GROCERY STORE -WIDE SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE WEEK END 870 STATE ST. FREE DELIVERY Curve Cut MACARONI With Premium, Large Pkg. lbs. 18c Crystal White Scouring Cleanser U cans . 10c White Wonder SOAP bars 13c Snow Drift 6 pail 73c Kitchen Queen FLOUR 49 77c i Best Grade SALAD OIL Bring Your Container La quarts 25c CORN STARCH 1-lb. Packages 4 pkgS. . 19c Armour's MILK (Limit) tall cans - 12c 1000 Sheet Rolls TOILET TISSUE Rolls 10c Tasty Pack GRAPEFRUIT 3 No. 2 cans 29c Soap Chips 3 ibs. .... 29c &5s SALE 2 tall cans Pink Salmon 15c 2 large No. 2 cans Tomatoes ..........15c 2 cans Golden Bantam Corn 15c 1 pint Flavor Foods Mayonnaise 15c Hills Bros. Coffee, 2-lb. can -. Crescent Coffee, 1-lb. can Cascade Blend Coffee, per lb. . Armour's Pork and Beans, 3 large cans Mayonnaise, full quart Pearl Barley, best grade, 4 lbs. Tomatoes, No. 2yt cans, S cans Kippered Snacks, 3 cans Golden Bantam Corn, 3 No. 2 cans Cut Stringless Beans, 3 No. 2 cans .59c .27c 18c -29c .25c -19c -27c -10c -23c ..23c Pure 10 Cane, Fine Gran. SUGAR lbs: 46c Feldman's Naptha SOAP 10 bars 39c Golden' Bells, Hard wheat, an exceptional value at this saving. Money back guarantee. lb. Cib sacJcCQJlL 49 IJ0C33QH Golden family today. 31b. can West, in the size can. Save Phone 4018 We Deliver Orders of $ 1 or Over Free 245 N. Commercial Lipton's Tea 33c 63c Yellow Label -lb. black : 1 pound black Mayonnaise Malted Milk Best Foods O Thompson's Chocolate Pints ...... ,ZsJC A;yj M CertO lib, eans.... J3C Sure Jell 00 1 Sank Coffee AQg Per Bottle .L. X lb. can .,.-r. OL SUGAR Fine Granulated 8-Ib. bag limit Sack, S4.45 Limit 35c Golden Key MILK 3 cans 14c Spinach H ft IT Fancy Pack, 2 no: z of cans .... l0 eans Chief Penn Motor Oil gal. eans $1.19 Malt Stand- n by .. Vcans 69c . Coffee Hills, -I o red can X lb. O X v Waldorf Tissue 3 rolls 10 C Shredded 2 pkgs. Wheat 19c H & D Jen Pwdr tass'to 1J. flavorsv pks. lTtw Pineapple H can, -II-sllced, can. . Iwi. Soap White Laundry 10 bar... 19C Rice Krispies 2 ph. 19c or Pep Peaches Vis. sliced 11 or halves, can 1C Candy Oum Drops or Or ange Slices, 1 A ponnd .... vC Sugar Powdered or Brown O lb. pkg . 17c Fruits for Del Monte tall cans . . . Salad 14c Tomatoes Villa li leans 25c Corn Golden Bantam J eans .... 19c Ripe Olives Laoga, t os. ia cans, each.. XUC Oats or Carnation, pkg. .... i Wheat .17c Del Monte Tuna, Hs . . . . . .2 eans 25c Marshamallows, Campf ire 1 lb. pkg. 10c Napkins, fancy folded 100 in pkg-. for 8c Shrimp, Golf Stream, Fancy, can . . 10c Corn. Meal, white or yellow . . .pk. 10c Morton's Salt ....... shakers for 15c Nucoa Margarine . .ponnd 12c Iaatant Postom Urge slse can 39e Posts Braa Flakes, health food, pks;. 9c Sandwich Spread, Delicla . . .8 cans 25c Puree Vegetables, Van Camp 3 cans lc Mustard, HAD Prepared. .8 os. Jan 10c Citrus Washing Powder pkg. ITc Bread A Butter Pickles, Fanning .lie Coffee, "Onr SpeclaV, glass free, lb. 2Sc Fresh Fruits and Vegetables New Potatoes Shafter Whites 5 lbs. 12c 19c ORANGES Sweet Navels Med. Size 2 doz. Large, 2 doz. 39c TOMATOES Firm, lb. ..- 10c Cokes, each 5c CABBAGE Calif. Ol A Green, lb O Zl POTATOES U. S. No. Is In 25 Ib hopping' QQ bag, each ..Oit APPLES Extra Fancy Wine saps for eating. f pounds 25c light Globes, OO watt S for 15c Bottle Cappers, special .....89c Matches, Winner Brand .eta. lOe Ginger Snaps, old fashioned, pownd lSe Syrup, Goldem Marshmallow, gaOom TSe Prases, large Italians ..... .S the., 10c Chicken Rariolas, Del Bey ... .eaa lOe Pork A Beaaa, Bitter's, S 14b. easw lee Sardpee, North Star imported, 9 for 15c Hire Root Beer Extract . . . .bottle S4e Beechnut . Plaim Koodles ...... .pkg. Be Catnrp, Bitter's, ea. bottles, S for SSe Brooms, Out Leader .............4Se Eggs fresh extras .......... .Cos. lie PahnoliTe Beads, for atOcs pkg. in bulk Best Quality IGG rJoosacaoi) PILJE1E LADED Fresh and Sweet -pounds More of Those ' Choice Milk Fattened Plump Meaty, Sugar Cured DaconSquares9V2i Tenderloin Cut Pork Roasts I2V2 c Cedar Bacon Valley From Waterloo "Iowa "y K1PT MARION. May 25 Commence ment exercises for the eighth grade graduates wju be beld Fri day night. May 26, In the W.O.W. hall, with this program: Profes sional, Mary Miller; lnrocatlon, Rer. Smith; rocal selections, Mrs. Hal Russell; welcome by Gene Tleve Larson; class history by Katherine Schmltt; poem by Mil ton Libby, will by William Winn; prophecy by Ethel Shirwood;. song by eighth grade; Instrumental se lection by Mrs. Lionel Colgan; address by Rer. R. Smith; pre sentation of diplomas by Harley Libby; recessional by Mary Mil ler. Nine students finishing are: GeneTlere Larson, Katherine Schmltt, Milton Libby, William TJlinn, Ethel Shirwood, Cyril Spencer, Ileen Ryon, Mary Helen Larky and June Larky. Miss Rose Hutton, teacher, will entertain the class at her country home at Derer May SO. The Marion school closes on June 2 with an all day picnic. Independence To Graduate Record Class West Salem "News WEST SALEM, May. 25 The executire board ot the -Community club YOted this week to hold the last meeting ot the club June 20, Tuesday night, because the an nual school meeting to be held Monday. Mrs. J. R. Brown is general ehairman. A program will be giTen. Dean Thompson, who had the misfortune to feature in a serere automobile accident recently, is being cared for at his home now. He will probably hare to wear a brace for a year to eaferuard the back after he is able to sit up. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Leahr. Build Tennis Court Col. C. A. Robertson is having a public tennis court made for the use of the young people of King- wood on his property. The city grader will grade the court. John Friesen has donated the pdsts for the backstops and CoL Robertson furnishes the property adjacent to the rock gardens he is having beautified. Those wishing to use the court may register their dates at the Jensen store to avoid con flicting hours for playing. Irrespective of the weather con ditions, the West Salem May day exercises will be held May 26. If the day is pleasant it will be held outside on the campus at 2 o'clock end if stormy the program will be given In the community halL It will be giTen twice, at 10 a. m.. tor patrons of the advanced grades and again at 2 p. m. .for friends ot the primary grades.' Dallas Boys Win In the county declamatory con test held in the Ford Memorial church Wednesday evening, Dal las entrants, Frank Peters in the one gronp and Darrel Allen in the fourth group, each won first places. Alrlie. with Dean Worthy lake and Kenneth Mulkev ot Monmouth came out in second places and Dorothy Lane of West Salem and Leo Oadney of Bethel came out third place in the final contest. INDEPENDENCE. May 25 The Independence high school will hold Its annual graduation exer else at the training school June f. Thirtf-seven seniors will grad uate, the largest class yet to graa nate from the school. Last year there were 26. J. W. Matthews of Willamette university is to be the speaker. E. J. Aschenbrener, castor of the Methodist church will deliver the baccalaureate ad dress at the Presbyterian church June 4. Annual class night will be Wed nesday night, June 1, at the train ing school, in the-form of a piay, "Judgment Bar." Seniors to par tidDate will be: Class poet. Got truda 'Gebtemann: will, Mona Toast: prophecy, Maxine Foster history. Eleanor Hill; valedictory, Elizabeth Baker; and salutatory, Georgia Jones. The class roll: Elizabeth Ruth Baker, Jack Berry, Ogden Mildred Burch, Doris Marie Brown, Eve lyn Brant, Edna Braxllng. Maxlne Bernice Carey. Ruth Cuthbert, Durrellen Beebe Davis, Mablin DeCoster, John Dickinson, Myrtle Fox, Maxine Foster, George Gen temann. Gertrude Gentemann, Eleanor Margaret Hill, Maurice Eleanor Hunnlcut, Ottle Hudson, Georgia Viola Jones, Mildred Lu- la Mattlson, James Eugene MeEl downey, Joseph Henderson McEl downey, Effle Mofflt, Clarence Moyer, Helen Newton, Nadene Os borne, C arm el Osmundson, Harsel Peyree, Vera Ramey, Vernon See ley, Frank Slyh, Gwen Stout, Olga 8yverson, Ines Webb, Lester White, Frances Weddle and Mona Toast. ELECTRICAL STORM STOPS 11 1 u K QUINABY, May 25 The elec trical storm which visited this sec tion Tuesday night struck near Henry Girod's farm here, putting out the transformer fuse on one of the telephone poles, and caus ing considerable vibration and shoek. Every door in the Glrod house shook and even the kitchen sink rattled. An electric dcok in the barn stopped at 1:56 a. m., showing time the storm struck. Thunder Storm Cuts -Services at - Lahish . LABIS il CENTER, May 25 Electric service to this district was cut "off at 2 a. m. Thursday morning during the electric storm. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bibby are be ing congratulated on the -arrival of a daughter. Irene Virginia, on May 21. Miss Constance' Weinman re turned recently from the Suther lin high- school where she taught her third year there this year. LIBERTY, May 25 Mrs. E. C. Free in charge of the community library, has returned all books to the. state library and discontinued all library service for the sum mer. The- service has been spon sored by the community club. Bath Room Stools Becatifolly finished in blue, green or orchid lacquer. Sturdy, well made and worth much more than oar special price. Limit, one to a customer. This Is An Example of the Savings Available To Yon Here at Fitter's Sf PAY CASH PAY LESS It's no wonder we can sell the highest quality furniture at prices from 10 to 25 less. than yon pay the ordinary furniture dealer. We don't ask our customers to pay someone else's bill ... we don't have an extensive, costly bookkeeping and credit system ... we pay our bills promptly and take advantage of discounts. THESE SAVINGS ENABLE US TO OPERATE AT A MINIMUM OF COST YOU BENEFIT BY THE SAVING Fidler's Furniture Store NEW 255 N. Commercial AND USED Tel. 8425 Safeway Savings Effective Fri, Sat. and Mon. - May. 26, 27 and 29 Dev. Meat LIbby'a, for Quick Lunches PARKERSVILLE HAS Oil ETGHHS No. 9 cans .' PEAS No. S cans TTommattoec No. 8H cans STRING BEANS No. 9 cans cans Fresh Fruits and Vegetables CARROTS 7n Fresh Large Banchee ... for Shasta lb. New Spuds LETTUCE Fine Local, Solid Heads for ORANGES Sweet Navels, Extra Large 100 Sixe ... .doz. PARKERSVILLE, May IS Mrs eighth grade graduates, Mag dalene Doran. Audrey Rowland. Franklin Tedder, Thomas Ireland and James Mendenhall, received diplomas at commencement exer cises beld here. Otto K. Fauius of Salem was the speaker. Others taking part in the pro gram, besides the class members were: Joe Schlndler's orchestra, Bill Judson, Eloise Woods, George Schmidt, George and Harry Kud na. Marcaret Frank, Rollln Howe, Helen Schmidt and Fred Mannin, who presented the diplomas. Har old Bali Of the Cliff Parker sport ing - goods store presented the 'MsrcJUreounty cnampionsnip nase-bail-teaavwlth the Wilson trophy. After the program the com munity elub elected these offi cers. Rose Marls Kronberg, presi dent, and Mrs. Fred Mannin?, secretary-treasurer. SOAP - for an Easy 'Washday HO bars 23c Lona Coee Airway, an Outstanding Value For 8 Days Only Pound Post Toadies he Summer Breakfast Foe pkg. 5 Limit S - SaC Only Malted Milk THOMPSON'S E can 1 Puzzle Party Bet Free FLOUR Good Flour at a Low Price Look This Over! 4' 09c Peanut Butter fTfmnm g Honor Plague Pupils Will be Chosen Today SILVERTON. May 25 Four candidates have been announced to the .pupils for a rote Friday to decide the choice for the honor placque for 1393. The four sub mitted are Helen Davis, Louise Latham, Eugene Hobart and Nor man Kolln. One boy and one girl earn the honor each year since the bronse plaque was bought by the members of the T. N. T., girls' j pep club. SALAD DRESSING Best Foods foil qts. 22c 2)c JcU Well pks. COFFEE Edwards Dependable Vacuum Packed . . . 1 lb. 2c A Genuine Cast Aluminum Dutch Oven Complete with Cover and Trlvot, each only With f 1 or More Purchase 49 Mrs. Anderson Head Of Federated Guild CHICKENS HUBBARD. May 35 The Guild, meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Dewolf, elected these offi cers: President. Margaret Ander son; first vice president, Mrs. El len Carl: second vice president, Mr. H. E. Adams; secretary treasurer. Mrs. Dewolf. The next meeting will be with Mrs. S. L. Johnson in Salem. Fresh Dressed, All Drawn. Fine to bake or boil with noodles. ac lb. ay2c lb. 151 ALFALFA HAY Just received, a carload of Klamath Alfalfa Hay. Good, fair Quality and at a lower price than we were selling for. Tour Choice Veal or Poffli ElOAGT Nice and Lean Hare retch feed. HORSE HAY some mixed grain and hay suitable for horse Armour's Smoked PICNICS Mild Cured to 6-Ib. Average Mayonnaise In Bulk The Very Best. This Week Only aclb. Eg pint Fresh HALIBUT Fine to Fry the Piece or Bake. By Ec lb. More and More of That Old Fashioned Ring BALQGNA 2!c ea. ElABDMTS ROLLED BARLEY This Is stni the shea pest hone teed tad a very food feed. : ssssassBHSHa) D. A. WHITE & SONS Phono 405a . Ml State St. Come la and boy your meat at Safeway Market. Yon win like our Courteous Cerrice, Good Meats and Reasonable Prices. - u V CHARLIE DUVAL, Market Manajrer. No. 17162 N. Comnter clal Phone C16I No. CS 1978 N. Caplte! - Phone 8629 i ' Sara at the f oDowinx ? Safeway Stores t We Items Che Bight e . Lfantt Quantities No. 819 270 N. 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