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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1933)
- ..,- m X k t I I J T f v t 1 i X The OREGON STATESMAN, galea. Oregon. Friday Mornlnjr. October 20, 1933 PAGE SEVEN aSmSb Annual Quilt Display Slated; Eastern Star . Enter-, tains Families J I MOLALLA, Oct lS.Bustnesa men of MoUlla attended the regu lar meeting of the Buckeroo ' a: f Ration Tuesday night at I the l-.'gh school at the special Invita tion of the association. Everyone present apoka injaror of the con tinuation of, the buckeroo. The meeting had been called by the association to find out the senti ment of the community about whether pl&iis should be made for future shows. Qnilt Display 17th The Ladies Aid annua! display of old and new quilts will be No vember! 17 this year, according to Mrs. Otis Fogleaongv president, of the aid. In charge of the show, which will be In the church base ment, will be Mrs. Glen Harvey, -Mrs. Hubert Eagle, Mrs. Ralph Sawtell and Mrs. Ralph Holman. Mrs, Floyd Campion will have charge of 'booths and entertain ment. The dinner committee , has not yet been apopinted. Theresa Gailie was elected sec retary, and Virginia Shaver, treas urer, for the freshman class at the high school late last week. Thirty Eastern Stars and mem bers of their families enjoyed a potluck dinner, the second this faJU at the lodge hall Tuesday nfc. preceding the regular chap ter meeting. Mrs. John Ridings, .worthy matron of the order, is still convalescing and will not be able to take over her duties for another month. Airlie Youths Get Final Practices on Eve of Competition AIRLIE. Oct. It. County A?ent Beck took the Airlie 4-H calf club to the college at Corval lis Tuesday to judge cattle. The boys are to go to the Pacific In ternational Livestock exposition in Portland as they have won first place in the Judging contest. The team is: Jack Wienert, Harry Bose and Jacob Plaub. J. F. .Wien ert is their leader. The forest service men showed pictures on forestry at the school house Tuesday night to a large crowd. The high school girls con ducted a candy sale to buy gym suits. Paper Idea Planned For Aid Program 8ILVERTON, Oct. It. An animated newspaper is th form of 'novel entertainment planned by the Ladies' ;Ald society of the Methodist church 'for Friday night. The setting win be that of a, newspaper offiee and the pro gram will open with Granddad's quartet singing "working on, the Paper, written by Fred ; Baker, director of the Methodist orches tra,. The printer's devil is to be impersonated by Dr. R. F. Stew art Fred Baker will be in charge of editorials. The story page will De carea lor Dy, Mrs. Mary Town ley and Mrs. Sit J. Comstock. Mrs. F. E. Sylvester and Mrs. F. A. Moore will be the reporters on the locals. This newspaper will also hare a poet's corner under the direc tion of Mrs. -H. J. Winter; an ex change in charge of I. B. Olfred; sports column, Harold Davis, who is coach at the Silverton high school; children's page by Mrs. E. Givens; society page, Mrs. Harold Davis; radio, Eleanor Jane Ball- antyne, who is employed on the SllTerton Appeal - Tribune; comic section, Orma Dah, Helen Hall and Helen McCallough; advertise ments. Mrs. Fred Baker, Miss Cathaleene Cuddy and Mrs. Stewart. McCuisten Family Moves to Timber; . Edlands Entertain MONITOR. Oct 19. Dave Swanson moved the George Mc Cuisten family to Timber Satur day. They leased their farm to Mr. Jacobson of The Dalles. Mrs. Margaret Taylor and son, Jjtnssel, Mr. and Mrs. Will Tay lor ang daughter, Lois, of Port land, and Ruth and Mildred Cole man were guests of the John Line ttardt family over the week end. Raymond Dimick left Tuesday for Goose Prairie, Wash., where he Is employed on a fox farm. Dinner gyests recently at the Ingral Edland home were Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Battleson and family of Canby, Mrs. Henry Ronglein and children of Hartland, N. D., Mrs. Ada Baumgarter of Portland, and Mrs. Olaf Edland and: daugh ter, Lucille, of Monitor, i THE KEYHOLE IS PAPER -RICKREALL, Oct. 19. The name of the high school paper has been chosen: "The Keyhole," and the first issue will be pub lished at an early date, according to Frank Hamilton, editor. israT.ir.fti Kir t. uaiy. EaniB)ETr A II wiios i TOM6glCl Originators of Low Prices 351 State St. Regular Prices Not "Specials" . Choice Tender Sirloin Steak Beef Roast aC Lb: lb. Swiss Cut Plate Rib Round Steak Boil fl(fl)C2 Lb. 6C Lb. Our meats are slaughtered here in Salem. This helps to furnish a livelihood for a number of Salem citizens in addition to the twelve people employed by our market itself. Think over. "What Salem makes: Makes Salem" Young Pig. 1 Fresh Pork Roast Ham Roast i 9 Lb. E21CLb- "Fkvorized" Sliced Bacon Full lb. 15c Deliciously mild. From young porkers. i The flavor is unexcelled Salem's only market operating tader State Inspeciton. Another reason why Particular People Patronize The Midget MARGARINE SHORTENING PURE LARD 2 Pounds US Pore Pork Little Links USQ Lb. Country Style Sausage E2 Lb. We are proud of the reputation of our sausage. We can not afford to cheapen the quality in order to lower the price. Useless to pay more risky to pay less . We close at 6 P. M. On Saturdays at 7 P. BL . ..t. . , HARRY M. LEVY, Prop. K t liT.lllVI. I l t 1 I II II 1LDU1LW Now! Every brand of coffee we have In regular stock the most famous and preferred brands all at 25e a pound can; 2Mb. cans 50c; S-lb. cans 73c; 4-lb. cans 91. IJmlt 1 can to ens' tomer (The can may be any size). Stock up your, shelves at these low prices. You'll save yourself money and at the same time give industry a boost all over the nation. wiMOWMar Price for Friday Thru Monday You can come down ear ly Friday and buy at these savings. Crown, Drifted Snow or Fisher's Blend Small Size - - v Sweet and Juicy I 3 doz; 25c Onions . No. Is, fine quality. Prevent i i colds by using lots ot onions, r 10 lbs. 13c Cabbage for kraat. This la the last 501b. sack 25c . Squash : Large Danish - try one and : ' yoa vDI buy mpre; . . r Each lc . ; Potatoes, ; .! Washington No. t 50 lbs. 45c Tomatoes - - PlneQnaality , Bu. 41c Fruit Dept. kmc 49-lb. sack lge. bot. StiddV Tamales Snider V Catsup o: : i o fee. Peet's Gran. Soap p 15c Libby's Aspetragus cans . aC Hillsdale Broken Slice cans lie 25c Raymal fancy r mm ib. il-iAiy LVFJL O reKoe a VC can Instant Postums il si 59c Baker s Cocoa 14-lb. can 33c 9c BisquKk orO per Of? picnic cans Fisher's -U3Vl Dk Fancy Neplu, Almond. Tion 17c At Fred Meyer Grocery Dept. Save onFineCandies Hershey Kisses 23c lb. Individually foil wrapped bits of milk chocolate in 1-lb. cello phane bags. . 5c Candy Bars 8 for 25c Every 5c candy bar In stock at this cnt price. - Cinnamon Imperials 19c lb. Cook them with your baked apples for delightful color and flavor. 5c Cough Drops 3 pkgs. 10c S tc. H, Bnnte's, Lnden's and Smith Bros. Bunte's Rum Toffee 29c lb. Chewy candy In cellophane pound bags. Orange and Black Jelly Beans 2 lbs. 25c Colorful candy for Hallowe'en parties. Oregon made. At Fred Meyer Candy Dept. Sun-Laden Peas (Walla Walla Grown) 4 cans 37c L. of V. Golden Bantam Corn, 4 cans 37c Royal Taste Imported Sardines, 4 cans 25c Table Salt (Fine for Kraut) 25-lb. bags 45c Waxtex Lunch Paper (125 foot rolls) 15c Diamond Crystal Salt in Shakers 6c pkg. CampbelFs Tomato Juice, tall cans 5c At Fred Meyer Candy Dept. want Tomato Juice 4 tall cans New Crop Sunmaid Raisins At Fred Meyer Grocery Dept. Seedless or Puffed, pkg. 25c 6c 18-Inch AU Willow Fish Baskets 49c 1 Pint Keapsit Vacuum Bottles 50c 8 os. Finance Eau de Quinine 07c S5c Red or White Tennis Balls 15c 14 oz. Listerine, now Our everyday deep-cut price for the former $1.00 size 3 oz. 19c and 7 oz. 39c ! 59c Inflated Rubber Cushions only 10c 1 pint Mifflin Rubbing Alcohol 15c 2 ox. Squibb'a Vanilla Extract 25c $1.25 Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal 89c 1 quart Oronlte Anto Polish only 29c $1 Jackson's Digestive Powder at 40c $1 Kurlash for Curling liashes 79c 25c Pond's Cleansing Tissues only 10c Lb. Shampoo Soap Chips Woodbury's cocoa, lemon, ot San Marco Castile. 1 lb. 1D.C makes 1 gallon of shampoo. Handy AU-Willow Market Baskets 50e $1 JSO Crazy Mineral Crystals St Asepto Fever Tsc :nomrlm -9e All-Flannel Chest Pro tector FREE with pur. chase of 2 tubes 50c Balm Ben Gay at 89c. While our pres ent floor stocks lasfryou save the new government processing tax. Stock up now and save your self money. Prince Albert 73c AUo Half Ms Half at 73c pound can. Case of 6, 84.29. George Washington 57Clb ; 7 $3.35 Union Leader Humidors 63c, om$3.69 Edgeworth Rubbed or Sliced ' 93c lb. Grander Smoking Tobacco 69c n. 5c Cigars 2 for 5c Rocky Fords, Henry Georges, New Currency & Idoleta 25 cigars for 49c box of 50, 98c Stock tip now and save the tax. Flat 50s Camels Chesterfields A C Lucky Strikes for Buy dozen flat 50s at the deep-cut Fred L O Meyer price. 10 igai-s09)c Van Dyck-Bankers'and Robert Burns iPanatellas and Perfectos Limit 20, cigars. 1 J" - At Fred Meyer Tobacco Dept. Remedies 1 Pt. Milk Magnesia 15c 10 lbs. Bath Epsom 89c 1 oz. Gum Camphor 5c 1 lb. Bulk Agar 59c 1 lb. Flax Seed 9c . Lotions SI Ambrosia Pore 39c 50c Jergens 27c 60c Italian Balm 29c 50c Chamberlains 25c 50c Santiseptic 39c Tooth Paste 50c Kolynos 25o 50c Iodent 29c 50c Begum 25c 50c Strasska 25c 50c Ipana 29c Gillette Blades Gillette 5s 25c Gillette 10s 49c Gillette Blue 5s 25c Gillette Blue 10s 49c Antiseptics 60c Zonite 39c 50cS.T.37 39c 75c Takara Po. 47c $1 Pepsodent 63c 60c Astringasol 39c Nose Sprays 65c Mistol 39c 50c Vicks Drops 33c 25c Hills Drops 15c 50c Arzen 25c 75c Vapex 49c We redeem Lifebuoy No reservations, No Remedies Gal. Cod Liver Oil 98c Gal. Mineral Oil 98c Gal. Russian Oil $1.49 GaL Olive Oil S1.69 Gal. Witch Hazel 98c Remedies 50c Phillips Magnesia 29c 60c -Murine 39c SI Miles Remedies 59c $1 Bonkora 79c 60c Sal Hepatica 39c Face Powder 50c Woodburys 33c 75c Melba Lov Me 49c SI Mello Glo 59c SI Ponds 69c 75c Dona Rosa 69c Rubber Goods Guaranteed Gloves 19c 2 Qt. Water Bottles 29c 2 Qt. Fount. Syringes 29c 5 ft Tubing 15c SI Douche Syringe 49c Laxatives 60c Caldwell's Syrup 39c 50c Chocolate Exlax 39c 50c Feenamint 24c 50c Cascaretts 33c 25c Carters Pills 15c 50c Armand Cream Rouge and 50c Armand, Face Powder both for 50c. The perfect combination. PiUj and Tablets 30c Bromo Quinine 15c '75c Doan3 Pills 49c 50c Midol 33c 20c Bayers Aspirin 12s 9c 25c Anacin 15c Facer Creams 50c Luxor 33c 50c Melba 33c 50c Woodburys 33c 65c Ponds 35c 60c Dona Rosa 49c Shaving Creams 35c Mennens 19c 35c Ingrams 19c 35c Lather Kreem 19c 35c Burma Shave 19c 35c Barbasol 23c $1 Setoffs Sol vex complete with Fiber Sandals 59c A rem edy for athlete's foot. Shampoos 90c Hair Again 49c 50c Packer's-29c 50c Woodburys 25c 50c Wfldroot 25c 75c Fltchs 39c . Health Foods 50c Pablum S9c 75c Meads Cereal 59c $1 Saraka 79c . 1 lb. Supermalt 29c 60c Cocoa Malt 39c Talcum 25c J & J Red Cross 17c 25c Mennen borated 15c 25c Cblgates 19c 50c Riveris 19c 50c Fougere Royale 19c Razor Blades Auto Strop 5s 25c Auto Strop 10s 49c Probak 5sv25e Eadexs 5s 23c Gem Blades 5s 23c Ointments 35c Vapo Rub 21c 60c Resinol 3Sc 65c Musterole 43c 60c Poslam 39c 50c Unguentine 39c Caugh Remedies . 60c Rem S9c 15 Creomulsion 69c 65c Pinex 39c 35c Pisos 23c 35c White Pine Tar 21c Coupons at Toiletry Dept. (No Mail Orders, No C.OJVs, Deliveries). Quantities reasonably limited. ivi rev( c l70"North Liberty St. Between State and Court Streets . We Resore the Right f Reasonably Ximlt OjuintHiea We meet competi tive advert ised prices for nationally-known, stand ard, , and equal quality goods. AO the specials are here why bother to shop around. - Highest Quality Oregon Paint the perfect ' paint for Oregon 4 climate. Certified speciflca--tiona! You save on the initial' price and you save by its long wearing high protection quali ties. Quick Drying Enamel Pts. Qts; 43c 79c Enamel Undercoater , Pts. Qts. 39c 69c All Purpose Varnish Pts. Qts: 39c 69 c Quality House Paint ; Qts. - Gals. . 89c $2.49 Ster and Porch Paint Qts." Gals. ; 69c $2.29 i. i