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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning:, May 26, 1933
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I Central Howell Holds Formal
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CENTRAL HOWELL. May 11
-The eighth grade gradnation
eiercisfte at th schoolhouse Taes
day night -were the most formal
and complete of any class ever
graduated here. Seated on the
platform were the 13 graduates.
Mrs. Grace Sehon, teacher; Mrs.
Fulkerson, county superintend
ent; Ernest Werner, chairman of
! directors; Clarence Simmons, W.
A. Roth and Dan Steffen, clerk.
On the program: Graduates'
march with Miss Schreiber at the
piano; invocation by Rev. J. . M.
Frans; song by class; salutatory,
Florence Hanson; class roll, John
Zurcher; class history, Donald
Kuenzi; vocal duet, Emmallne
and Evallne Nafziger; class poem,
Ids, Scbarer; class prophecy, yer
non Beals; class will, Hollis
Ramsden; People, Emil Ped; vo
cal duet. Dennis Loganbill and
Albert Scharer; Heritage, Roy
j Wilcox, valedictory, Lucille Roth;
song, class. Mrs. Sehon present
ed the class to Mr. Werner, ana
he, in turn, presented them to
Mrs. Fulkerson who gave them
their diplomas brought to her by
little Shirley Kaufman. The
, seventh grade was In charge.
LAKE LABISH. May 25 Lake
Labish school district 102, closed
i Tuesday with a Joyful picnic held
upon the school grounds. Lila
Perkins and Kenneth Takavama
completed the eighth grade, and
will attend high scnooi in saiem.
Miss Rose Marie Compau. teacher,
exDects to spend a part of her va
cation in California.
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LINCOLN, May 25 The Lin
coln school closed Friday with an
all day meeting to which the
community was invited. An im
promptu program was given:
Readings by Naomi Merrick. Mer
rllyn and Edrudell Boyd, Marion
Walling; community sing with
Mrs. Harold Isherwood at piano;
stories by Norman Merrick end
Garlon Walla.ce; poems, Alvin
Madsen, Mrs. George Boyd, Mrs.
Alvin Madsen, Edr-dell Boyd and
Marion Walling; two songs by tne
school with the teacher, Mrs. Ir
ene Castle, at piano.
Carnival Fun
Slated Today
For Liberty
LIBERTY, May 25 The school
will hold its spring carnival Fri
day night of this week, with. A. V.
Meyers, principal, directing. Vic
tor Gibson is general manager
and Jack Daseh, business manager.
Proceeds from the variety of
booths and concessions will go for
the school's mimeograph debt and
athletic fund.
The program will include: pri
mary room, "Topsy Turvey Song"
by Almira Anderson, Annabelle
Vickers, Teddy Gordon, Ernest
Smith, John Strohmaler, Patsy
Brown, Clarke Houser and Ralph
Weiderkehr. Sixth and seventh
grades, minstrel show, by Victor
Gibson, Grace Salladay, Marjorie
Dencer. Raymond Criteser, Ruby
Jones, Merlyn Gunnell, Charles
Cunningham, George Smith, Rog
er Lewis, Edward Strohmaler,
Dallas Spencer, James Rowland,
Echo Sargent and Andrew Coleman.
Old time darky songs will be
given by Victor Gibson, Tillman
Houser, Charles Cunningham,
Sam Eshleman, Wayne Gordon,
Joe Williams, Junette Anderson,
Opal Norris, Echo Sargent, Patsy
Dasch, Pauline Decatur, RuDy
Jones, Jacqueline Judd, Wllma
Sargent, Margaret Copley, Laura
Anderson, Mary Copley, Mary Sar
gent, Helen Strohmaler, Mildred
Leek, Rowena Westenhouse and
Peggy Browning.
There is no admission, tickets
so far sold to be redeemable at
the amusement booths.
Class Program is
Slated Tonight at
Jefferson School
JEFFERSON. May 25 The
high school Junior-senior banquet
was held at the Christian church
Wednesday at 7 p. m., with 35
attending, including besides- the
Juniors and seniors, the . faculty
and Mrs. Lyman W. Patton. A
three course dinner was served
by the sophomore girls dressed in
Dutch costumes. Miss Lucille
Pratt was the toastmistrees.
The baccalaureate services were
held at the Christian church Sun
day night. Ard Hoven gave the
address.
Friday, May 26, is class night,
which will be -featured at the
school house. There will be the
usual program, and the presenta
tion of athletic awards. After the
program there will be a btrefit
pie social. -
Corn Plantings May
Be Damaged by Rain
LARWOOD. May 2fi Glee
Gainer, Burl Shanks and Bill Asp
are cutting- logs off Rogers moun
tain preparatory to trucking them
to Lebanon.
Considerable damage was done
to early gardens by the recent
hail storm. Farmers also fear
that the prolonged cold rains have
rotted the seed corn which many
had planted. - ,
Fred Meyer Shops Feature Outing Needs at Deep-Cut Prices! Be Prepared for. That Trip!
JUST 4 more days 'till Decoration Day and we're off prepared with everything needed for a rousing good
to the beach, to the mountains, and to almost every time from corned beef to tennis balls they're all
place but Buffalo ! Let's make it a real holiday and be here at a saving! - "
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BRUSH CREEK. Mar 25 Rel
atives here have received word rf
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Mrs. Joseph Larsen at Galata.
Montana April 32. Both Mr. and
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their youtlu She was Miss Louise
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II - inch multl -beach
ball with
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10c Faultless Water-Tight
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Other neat models
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59c
72 of
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75c Hainnore 53c
SSe Uq. A iron 23c
f 1 Herpk-ide 59e
OOc Van Esa Blue label 29c
75c Vaseline Tonic 50c
f 1 VI talis 69c
85c Plnanda Quinine 49c
Remedies
1 pt. Milk Mag. 14c
1 pt. Peroxide 19c
1 lb. Boric Acid 23c
25c Citrate Magnesia 19c
OOc Syrup Figs 86c
85c Jad SalU 42c
SOc Jaynee Vermifuge 89c
Full-Size, Good Tennis Rackets 62c
Red Arrow Golf Balls 9c; 3 for 23c
10c Package Paper Plates 5c
Reg. 25c Whisk Brooms 10c
85c Boy Scout First Aid Kits 59c
New Gem Razor and 5 Gem Blades 19c
Regular Size Kotex or Modess 14c
35c Pond's Handy Beauty Boxes 19c
Sponge Rubber Sport Cushions 59c
Keapslt vacuum bottle.
Keeps hot liquids 24 bra.;
cold liquids 72 hra.
Quart sise 9Se; pt.
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35c Hamilton Gold-Edge Playing Cards for only 19e
75c Attractive AIL Rubber Bathing Shoes only 49c
50 Ft. AU-Rubber Garden Hose, 1 Yr. Guar. $1.98
15 Inch Wicker Fish Baskets (Without Strips) 69e
Universal Guaranteed 6-Pound Electric Iron $2.89
Cliquot Club Sec Ginger Ale, 2 bottles for 25c
Universal Guaranteed Electric Toasters at $2.89
50c Probak Blades 25c; 35c Bathing Belts 19c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, 2 for 23c
Solo Shoe Repair Kits only 20c
the new larger
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25c Talc, and 10c Stpjtic Pencil,
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25c Mennens 12c
25c Palmollve 9c
25c Mavis for Men 9c
25c Sqnibbe 19c
25c Colgates for Mea 12c
25c J & J Baby Tale 15c
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SOc Detoxal 37c
25c Qniadent 17c
80c Kolynos 19c
25c Listerioe 19c
40c Dr. West 19c
SOc Strasskas 25e
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SOc 8 T 87 Sol. 86c
60c Zonlte SOc
1 pt. Alder 23o
1 pt. SchWfelin 28c
SI Lavoris 59c
f 1 Llsterine 69e
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SI Korjena 69c
92 Redacoids 1.11
SI Marmola 53c
SI Van Nay 89c
75c Laceys Gam 59c
50o Zamerang 29c
Shaving Creams
35c Burma Share 23c
25c Fitch 15c
SOc Frost ilia 19c
SOc Giant Bay Itnnt 15c
35cKranks Lather Cr 2 for 33c
25c Melbainle 9c
50c Shavo SOc
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10c Lax Soap 3 for 16c
10c Life Buoy 2 for lie
10c Palmollve 2 for 11c
25c Woodbury's Facial 13c
1 pt. Oronlte Cleaner 25c
1 pt. Shell Dry Cleaner 25c
35c Energine 21c
Shampoos
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75c Fitch 39c
eOc Hoppers 39c
OOc Hair Again 49c
OOc Mar-O-OH 89c
50c Woodbury's 24c
1 lb. Shampoo Chips 19c
Eastman non-curling ko
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Jlc roll: No. 120
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1 gal. Olive Oil $1.19
1 pt. Witchcl Haael 19e
1 gal. RaMtaa Oil $1.49
1 pt. Cod Liver Oil 29c
5 lbs. B.C. Blonde Pslliam $1
5 lbs. B.C. Black Psyllinra 1.50
10 lbs. Bathing Epom 85c
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Si Ambrosia Pore S3c
75c Vivatone 53c
$1 Hopper's Super Bland 59c
SOc Elmo Astringent 39e
50c Pond's Freshner 33e
SOc Jergea's 25c
60c Italian Balm SOc
O. Adhesive Tape only 19c
Bayer Aspirin Tablets 8e
15c Value Como Pocket Combs at 5c
Guaranteed Men's Pocket Knives 23c
Attractive Pocket Billfolds 69c
Handy Leather Keytainers only 19c
50c Open-Back Hair Brushes 23c
Electric Alarm Clocks only $1.39
Child's Prophylactic Tooth Brush, Paste
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1 x 5 Z.
26c Tin
2 tubes 25c Colgate Ribbon Dental Cream
SOc Colgate Tooth Brash in neat package,
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and
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50c Non-spl 33c
60c Odorono SOc
SOc Dew 29c
50c Heck SSc
fiOc Mam SOc
SOc Ererswert Stick 89c
25c F re tick 19c
Prices for
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Saturday
Monday
Cleansing Creams
50c Melba 83c
OOc Elcaya 89c
85c Ponds 23c
50c Sqoibba 39c
SOc Milkweed 29c
$1 Ambrosia Skin 49e
60c Dona Rosa 49c
Depilatories
50c Zip 29c
60c Xeet SOc
50c Evans 29c
75c 4711 49c
SI Zip Sets 49c
SOc Odorono 29c
$1 De Miracle 69c
Face Powder
$1 Pivers 79c
$1.10 Coty 98c
60c Djer Kiss 39c
$1 Dona Rosa 69c
$1 Elmo 69c
$1 MeUoglo 59c
50c Ponds SSc
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Vlobe. Handy on 7Q pastel designs and ja
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At Fred leyer Toiletry .and Remedy Dept.
pastel designs and jq motoring, and all
outings and trips. borders. 2 for . . outdoor uses, pair
along on your excursion collapsible handles. Just
29c V"?. 19c Xr.'." 59c
At Fred Meyer Toiletry and Remedy Dept.
Tasty Foods for Your Picnics & Outings
s Libbv Corn Beef 2 r 25c s
White Star Tuna 2 Sf 25c
cau Pork anJ Beans 3 14c
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Camels, Luckies, Chest
erfields and Old Golds
10c pkg 98c ctn.
Granger, 16-oz. tin 65c
Also Geo. WashM Union
Lead. Hurley Burley
14-oz. tin 49c
Half and Half Tobacco
16-oz. tin 75c
Luxury Smoking Tob.
16-oz. 75c
White Roll Cigarettes
3 pkgs. for 25c, Ctn. 83c
Cigars
5c Rocky Ford Cigars
$1.39 bx 50s, 7 for 20c
Muriel Babes, 9 for 25c
Certified Cremos
$1.49 bx 50s, 5 for 15c
Candy
Large Gum Drops 19c lb
Spiced Midgets 19c lb.
Old Fashioned Chocs.
15c lb.
Striped Mints 19c lb.
Fresh Spanish Peanuts
10c lb.
Sphinx Chocolate
Coated Cherries
l ib. box 29c
Alice Blue Pep. Patties
Packed in Attractive
l-lb.boxes 19e :
' .Fred Meyer" Chocolates
Assorted Hand . Dipped
1 lb. 29c - 2-Ib. box 55c
Canned Milk ' or Pet 5 (Limit) 25c
eyasPineapple2ans223c
Mission RH Olives 2 L 25c
C & H Pure Cane Sugar $4.49
Fred Meyer Strawberry Preserves Jabr" 15c
1S&2H Molasses Cookie. 1 15c
Hills Bros. Coffee 31c J. 60c
Yellow Cling Peaches 4 25 C
Mayday String Beans L cans 15c
White King Bar Soap 5 Si 11 C
Puritan Marshmallow pk" 8 c
Walla Walla Tomato Juice, Is tall cans, 4 for 25c
Rosedale Medium Red Salmon, Is tall cans lie
Royal Taste Sardines (in olive oil) 4 cans 25c
Kingsley Stuffed Olives, (3 oz. bots.) 2 for 19c
L of V Golden Bantam Corn, 2 picnic tins 15c
Blue Bell Potato Chips, 9c pkg.; 3 for 25c
Hill's and Nailers Mayonnaise, pint jars 25c
King Oscar Kippered Snacks, 4 cans for 15c
Rath's Pigs Feet, pint jar 19c; qt. jar 29e
Peets Granulated Soap, large pkg. 19c
Hill's French Dressing, pint jars 29c
Bisquick, for better Biscuits, pkg. 29c
Rosedale Dill Pickles, quart jars 19c
Welch's Grapejuice, pint bottles 17c
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(Between State and Court Streets)
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Nice Large Else
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Juicy
Oranges
2 1)02 35c
Arizona Grapefruit
Seedless
35c Dozen
Local Asparagus
Fiala Gardens
2 bunches 11c
Green Beans
Very Tender
3 lbs. 25c
Cucumbers
Oregon Hot House
5c each
New Potatoes
Nice - Med. Size
10 lbs. 25c
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