Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1933)
PAGE THREE EAIII TTEIDXEIt HOME ELDRIDGE, Sept. 28. Mr. Earl Is able to walk onj crutches now. He lives at St. Paul. ports that he will have about 18 tons of fine prunes fom young orchard of three and one - half acres. He is delivering all of them to the Woodburn cannery - and says he IS receiving a satisfactory price.. - :. and Mrs. Ray Weidner and ehild- ren oxot to Eugene Monday to return with his brother, Earl, who NEW TREES YIELD WELL GERVAIS, Sept. .28. Prone picking la. now on at the John S. Harper orchard. Mr. Harper re nas oeen m the Eugene hospital Ight weeks with a broken leg. The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 29, 1933 oSi?l For Independence Schools, With 190 in High and 260 in Grades INDEPENDENCE, Sept 28. Independence high school started this week with the largest first day enrollment in the history, of the school. Total registration was 190. It Is expected that when the prune harret is completed 20 or 25 more will register. The fresh man class holds the record for the most, with 54 the' sophomore 52, the Junior 48 and the senior 38. Thirty men turned out for foot ball. Coach Mort states that he thinks the team will make a good showing. Teachers for the year are: Prin cipal, Paul, Robinson: Howard Bennett, Loren Mort. Mrs. Fern Wheeler, Miss Dorothy Young, Miss Margaret Eddy and Miss .Margaret Atwood. Registration for the grade school, reached 280 this wek, the second week of school. Practice teachers hare been assigned and aro now. at work. They are: , . Teachers Listed , ' Primary, Dorothy Burns. Leoue Common, Faith Eakehlson. Gert rude Doyle, Nancy Hudson, Vir ginia Leitch, Eleanor Miller, Dor othy Skeels, Dorothy Weidner, Nadine Arneson, Leone Maker, Molly Ann Cockran, Marion Fluke, Lynette Krucker, "ola Luckey, Marie Mickels, Marie Speasel. Ruth Arant, Betty Fors man, Margaret MacRae, Emma Monroe, Lucille -Nash. Florence Root. La Velle Worthington, Phyllis Detrick. Intermediate, Elizabeth Smith, Betty Morley, John Keerigin, Ma bel Wright, Dorothy Franls, Len ora Weeal, Alice Rodabaugh, Elsie Rose. Adelaide DeFrietas, Margaret Zielinski," '. Franc's Lappe, Willard Peterson Vivim Carteer, Hanna Smith, - Blanche Johnson, Martin Given, Mary Ramiti, Lois Louett, Miss Ben nett, Vern Allen, Mr. Green, Wil liam Crabtree, Irvine Hobart, Miss Bales. Donni COnnyne. Gret-'h'ja Gamer, Mrs. Marie Schulket Advanced, William Baker, Al vin Cordill, Richard Crabtree. Charles Race, Louise Tufts, Moiy Winifred Ebbert, Flora Kindler, Gilbert Mach, Norman Reynolds, Carrie Thoma, Laurel Busby, Al fred Johnson, Ella Mauris. WOODBUDN TO GET HIGHWAY SIGN SOON WOODBURW, Sept 28. Def inite assurance has been given that Woodburn will have some sort of a.slgn at the Pacific high way junction soon. Dr. Gerald B. Smith and Ray Glatt have been delegated by the Woodburn rvTi ber of commerce to buy some kind of a arker that will indicate to persons traveling along the pa cific highway that the city of Woodburn is located 11 blocks t the west. The men have only 2100 to spend for the marker, that amount having been received ?rom the state highway commission for' the old arch that stretched across the highway before the new road was put In. Smith and Glatt have tentatively planned to have a Neon sign installed somewhere ,! near the Junction of Young street and the highway. The men have been dickering for some time for; a sign, but could not do anything definite till the highway; was completed. Rickey School is Ending First Week With 66 Students RICKEY, Sept. 28. School opened Monday with 66 pupils enrolled with . nine in the first grade, five in the second, 11 In the third, nine In the fourth, eight In the fifth, 11 hi the sixth, nine in the seventh and four in the eighth. Those 1 attend school for the first time are Gene Berry, Bruce Fiscus, Beverly Gene Pattison, Marie Beck, Fred Fisher. Dick Fulton, 1st graders: Lena Gorbli, Six grader who enters from Ma-' cleay;: and Leonard Shaw, who cornea from the Englewood school in Salem: Mrs. Minnie Joeckel and Miss Helen Dumbeck. Public Sale The undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the Jackson Hill Ranch lo cated seven miles south of Salem on Pacific high., way, 3-4 mile southwest of Sunnyside, on Septem ber 30 at ; 1 P. M.: Horsess 1 team.-sorrel,' mare and gelding, 12 yr. old, weight 3100, gentle and true; one black gelding, 9 years old, weight 1300; one coming two-yearold mare coltrf good one. ' j . Stock: 2 cow and calves some R. I. Red chickens, nine pig. j . ' Machinery: One three-bottom Oliver Tractor Plow; one three section . spring -tooth barrow; one aeven-fU-tandem disc; one three horse disc; onej 2-aectioa dray harrow; one tractor land float; one 1 54 farm wa gon; one J Ford powered hnrx uv! w." S. cream sep- erator. ; Some household- good and many .other arti cle, "r i.r- .-r TERMS CASH Theo. (1. Martin, owner. C. W. Crary, jclerk CoL; J. W. Hashes, anctloneer 4.50-21 .$4.70 4.75-19 ..$5.15 5.00-19 .... ...$5.50 SENTINEL TYPE 5.00-20 ...$5.70 5.25-18 $6.20 30x3 ex. size $3.95 Firestone (Courier Type) $3.60 4.40x21 j 4.40-21 ... 4.50-21 $4.25 4.75-19 $4.65 ACT NOW! You may never again buy these tires at such low prices. REMEMBER EXTRA VALUES IN NEW TIRES AND USED TIRES and op Center at Liberty TeL 9144 . f?P Hi in , tuwimmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmxmmmr-, ...... 1 11 kv iTw-sa ... .... I Grocery and Meat Prices Good Fri. to Mon., Sept. 29-30-Oct. 2 !PPMWpwiMipaJWWWaaMs Produce FeaturesFriday and Saturday Only Bananas Xlre I Peaches (Q Firm Golden Ripe dj Ashland Elbertas. lag .. U Celery Sweet Potatoes Spuds weSeBifacL?d 5CBUl 3 lbs. flc 1 KFSfcflc : GRAPES Tokays concords Seedless Local For Juice or Jell 1 4 ibs. -- gc age -fc 35c 4 ibs. Sc CAKE FLOUR Gold Medal, Ig. pkg. EXTRACT ShUllug's Vanilla or Lemon CANDY Fancy ass't In Cello, pkg. ac Peanut Butter Max-l-niuM lb. y Granulated Soap large pkg. PINEAPPLE Hillsdale, No. 2 cans, each. FRUIT JARS Ball Mason, qts PORK & BEANS Campbell's, can v. Ill Brown or Powdered lb. COFFEE AIRWAY . . lb. 19c NOB HILL . . lb. Blue Seal Hardwheat, 24? -lb. sack Standard, 5 ox. cans Dc PEA6 Del Monte early garden H4Jc XoJ S03 size, Country KIst, 8 cans . . CIGARETTES iTfftr Camels others, pkg.LVU Prince Albert t (fan Pocket tin .......... JVU SYRUP OTf Log Cabin, small tin . JLJ V Pancake flour -tt r Blax-i-muM, 2H-lb pk.X Q V Baking Powder oor Oalnmet, 1-lb. ciua, . . J-$L- V MATCHES TTr o-box carton ...iiyv Laundry Soap Luna, lobars ....... iiy If RICE -tt (c Fancy Bine Rose, 5 lbsiiy v Pay'n Takit Meats 5T1TAGE BUTTS ssrn: -&&2 DEEF ROAST --A-"d 9l2 HC. DEEL? STEAES age IE?. DOHILrJG BEEnr ic Blip; PL1K STEAES S212GlG. p TUE1E IL A LID 2Sc 35 South Couimerdal Street Court And Commercial Street We Resenro the Right to Limit Quantities , m And we meet eompetltiTO adTertised prices lor standard and liatlonauyHTertlsed goods, too. You are sure to aare without bothering to shop around. ZYz oz. Cakes Woodbury's Facial Soap 9c 500 Sheet Berkeley Cleansing Tissue 29c 50c Dr. West's Boxed Tooth Brushes 23c 75c Decks of Congress Playing Cards 39c Pkg. of 25 Business Size Envelopes 5c AT OUR TOILETRY DEPARTMENTS A regular 8-oz. bar of Crystal White Laundry Soap for only lc with each item purchased in our toiletry departments. Buy ten items at their deep-cut prices, get ten bars for lc each if you wish. For example: Buy 25c Palmolive Talcum for 10c, add lc making it 11c and get a bar of Crystal White Laundry Soap. At Toiletry Departments only! Laxatives 75c Castoria 41c I 25c Feenamlnt 12c 50c Nature's Renjiedy 33c 50c Innerclean 39c 50c Phillips Magnesia 29c 1.00 Al Kazan 79c 30c Bromo Quinine 15c Pitts and Tablets 50c Midol 33c 25c Miles AntiPain 17c 25c Carter's Pills 15c 75o Doan's Pills 49c 25c Anacin 15c 20c Bayer's Aspirin 12c 60c Ziltaone 39c Prevent Colds 50c Norwich Inhalent 39c 50c Vicks Nose Drops 33c 25c Zymola Nose Drops 19c 50c Arzen 29c i 75c VapoRub 43c 1.25 Ephedrine Co 89c 50c Pineoleum 39c Remedies 1 pt. Cod Liver Oil 29c 1 pt. Russian 0h33c 1 pt. Peroxide 19c 1 pt. Witch Hazel 19c 1 pt. Olive Oil 39c 1 pt. Bay Rum 39c 1 pt Castor Oil 39c SI Thrift Guaranteed Alarm Clocks 69c 51 Defiance Guar. Pocket Vatches 69c 25c Size Palmolive Talcum Powder 10c 1 lb. of Jergen's Shampoo Flakes 19c Pint Size Vacuum Bottles only 59c $7.50 Value, lAnbTosUSet WAoittdOdots Jergen's Soap Qtwuffirthic Cnrling Iroi $1 Ambrosia Deep Pore .Cleanser,. )l Ambrosia Face Powder, and 50c Ambrosia Dry Skin Cream all for 69c. Jasmin, Lavender, and Rose-Carnation In pastel shades to match your bath room. Smooth and fragrant, 5 c. For a quick. last ing, perfect curl. 1 year guarantee. Iron complete with inspected cord, C9c. Writing Paper Boxes 24 Sheets and 24 Envelopes 10c 50c Rea Rita Rolls Cleansing Tissue with Holder 15c $2 School Lunch Kit with i2 Pt. Vacuum Bottle 98c Inflated Utility Cushions for Football Games 19c 6 Truflex Blades for Gillette Razors only 19c 25c Lister's Dog Soap and Celluloid Box 19c , 16x25 All Purpose Rubber Rug only 98c , 35c Rubber Kitchen Aprons only 23c Health Foods 1.20 Lactogen 79c 1 lb. Super Malt 29c 5 lbs. Thomp. M. M. 1.79 5 lbs. Cocoa Malt 1.59 Mead's Pablum 39c 4 lbs. Mead's Cereal 59c 75c Dextri Maltose 53c 1 Saraka 79c Face Creams 50c Luxor Creams 33c 50c Milkweed Creams 33c 50c Woodbury Creams 33c 50c Lady Esther Crms. 33c 50c Melba Creams 33c 1 lb. Lemon Cleansing 25c 1 lb. Jar Cold Cream 25c Shaving Creams 35c Palmolive 19c 35c Colgate's 19c 35c Mennen's 19c 50c'Frostilla 19c 25c Listerine 19c c Burma Shave 59c 35c Life Buoy 19c Remedies 1.50 Citrocarbonates 1.15 1.25 Jad Salts 79c 85c Kruschen Salts 49c 65c Harvin Salts 49c 60c St. Jacobs Oil 39c 75c Tins Vince 49c 50c Jaynes Vermifuge 37c Face Powder 55c Lady Esther 39c 50c Luxor 39c ' j 75 Melba Lov'Me 49c 50c Woodbury's 33c 50c Mavis 33c 50c Ponds 33c 50c Java Rice 33c Shampoos 50c Wild Root 25c 50c Jergen's 25c 60c Watkin's 39c 50c Wool Soap 10c 90c Hair Again 49c 75c Fitch's 39c 50c Admiracion 45c 85c Arzen Value 49c 50c Nose Drops, 25c Rub, 1 box 10c Cough Drops. All for 49c Antiseptics $1 Listerine 63c $1 Lavorls 69c SI Zonite 63c 50c Pepsodent 39c 1.50 Takara Pow. 79c 60c Astrlngasol 49c 75c Wampole's 49c Tooth Pastes 25c Kolynos 15c 50c Regum 27c 50c Strasska 26c 50c Bost 26c 50c Phillips' 33c 25c Squibb 's 19c 60c Corego Po 39c Toilet Soaps 25c Unguentine 8c 25c Ponds Complexion 10c 30c Resinol 19c 25c Packers Tar 17c 15c Jergens Bath 2 for 15c 10c Colonial Lavender 5c 10c Colgate Big Bath 2-llc Remedies 1 pt. Milk Magnesia 15c 1 pt. Rubbing Alcohol 11c 5 lbs. Blonde Psyllium 59c 10 lbs. Bathing Epsom 39c 1 lb. Bulk Agar "Agar 69c 3 oz, Spts. Camphor 19c 2 oz Oil Eucalyptus 19c Lotions 50c Hinds H&A Cream 31c 60c Italian Balm 29c 50c Santiseptic 39c 50c Chamberlain's 29c 50c Frostilla 25c 50c Jergen's Lotion 29c 1 pt. Kitchen Hand 25c Remedies $1 Steam's Tonic ,69c 60c Murine 39c 1.35 Pierce's Remedies 89c $1 Miles Nervine 63c $1 Neo Cultol 79c 1.50 Petrolagar 89c 1.25 S. S. S. 69c At Frl Meyer Toiletry and Remedy Dept. (Xo Mail Orders, X o C. O. D.s, No Deliveries, Xo Reservations. Qnantities reasonable limited.) Tobacco Camels Lucky Strikes, Old Golds and Chesterfield Cigarettes 99c carton of 200s New! Avalon Cork Tip Cigarettes 10c pkg., carton of 200 for 95c Roll Rite with 5 books of papers 3 oz. Vacuum Tin 15c 5c Rocky Ford Cigars 2 for 5c $1.19 box of 50 5c Postmaster Cigars 3 for 5c 73c box of 50 .MR A, U.S. 3 WI OO OUN PAXT Prices for Friday Through Monday Candy 1 lb. Lemon Drops (extra strong) 19c 1 lb. Cinnamon Imperials only 19c Tasty In Cooking or Baking - 1 lb. Fresh Fruit Flavor Gum Dropsy 10c 1 lb. Hershey's Broken Chocolate 19c Delicious for Eating or Candy Making 1 lb. Peppermint & Wintergreen Patties 19c 1 lb. Fresh Spanish Peanuts 15c Stock Up On These Fred Meyer Grocery Savings! Be Foresighted! 10c Cauliflower Snowy White Head 6c Sweet Potatoes These hare the flavor. 4 lbs. 14c Cabbage Don't Miss This Buy 50 lbs. 39c Squash Large Danish 4 for 5c Grapes Tokays and Seedless 4 lbs. 17c Mil Borden's or Pet 4 small cans Edelweissor BlueRibbon Beer :;tr 11c Dated Coffee 2 . 53c Ivory Soap 2 mm 9c White King Gran. Soap & 25c M.J.B. SE? Tree Tea &b 33c Libby's Hot Sauce 4'' 15c Wesson Oil ,sanon 59c Josephine Solid Pack Tomatoes L cans 25c Log Cabin Syrup Can' 22 C ln 39c can 75 C N. B. C. Malted Milk Crackers pjg.22c Tiny Tot Cereal ig. wC Free Strand Brand Clams 2 cans 25c Colman's"" Mustard 1H ox. 8c 2 ox. 14c u lb. 25c Be sure - of Quality! Bay Colman's! . California Peaches in Light Syrup Z lge. cans 19c -Calo or Dr. Ross Dog Food 4 tall cans 29c L of V Cat Refugee Beans 2 cans for 19c Dromedary Grapefruit 2 buffet cans 11c Post Toasties 2 packages for 15c Heinz Ketchnp large bottle 19c ' : . Artichoke Hearts small cans 9c - At Fred Meyer Grocery Dept. Fred Meyer Strawberry and Apple Preserves, 2-lb. O-os. Jar :29c Rosedale Sliced Pineapple 2 flat cans 15c Libby's Pineapple Juice 3 tall cans 25c White Star Tuna (s size cans) 14c Royal Taste Sardines 2 cans for lie Stewart's Pimentos 2 small cans 13c ; Rice 2-pound package 15c At Fred Meyer Grocery Dept. " Fred Meyer Best Coffee 25c lb. An expensive blend of choic est coffees fresh roasted In Oregon and ' cellophane bagged. Percolator or drip ground. My-Te-Fine Coffee - r 18c lb. - At Fred Meyer Grocery Dept T r r tp (Mi Jivi mm 170 North Liberty Street (Between State and Court Streets) We reserre the right to reasonably limit qnantities. Bath's Fancy Eastern PICNICS ?4-6-ib. arerage 9c lb.