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Bo Yi'pe Out Debts; Children
To Write Essays for
Two Awards
STATTON, Not. . In an
effort to- wipe oat the debt on
"-sheir clubhouse the , Woman'
community dab la .firing an Ore
gon products dinner Wednesday
night, November 15, at the For
ester hall. Everyone 1b Staytoe is
asked to attend. "Besides the debt
on the building, the elnb most
have money at Once to take care
ef fire insurance.
The general chairman for the
affair is Mrs. W. D. Roberts. Other
chairmen- are: ; Advertising, Mrs.
H. As Beaucbamp; preparing food,
Ira. afattie Brnee; arranging, of
table and-diateg room decorations,
Mra. C A. BeMchams: program.
Mrs.: O. F. Kortaek; sale or
ttekets, Mrs. E. Bosch, and serr-fog-
toed, Mrs. H. -Champ. Miss
Msgness and a group of her do-
DWr NOW!
6ALEM
AUTHORIZED AGENTS
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Paints and Varnishes
Certain-teed Shingles
and Roofing
EXCLUSIVE DEALER
Nilsson Wallpaper
Sign Panting
Large or Small
Bliy FURNITURE NOW
Wholesale prices on home furnishings have gone up
from 20 to 50 during the past two months. An
ticipating this rise, we did our buying during July
and August, before the raise, so that practically our
entire stock is now priced far below the present mar-
ket value. This in addition to our policy of low prices
because we sell for cash, means a genuine saving
to you.
Bay Now Before Yoa
Davenport and
Chair
81 in. Mohair Davenport
and Chair to' match. Re
versible cushions, hard
wood $r7Q.50
frame )..... I U
8-Piece Dining Set
In beautiful matched
walnut, 60 in. buffet,
40 in. x 6 ft. table, carv
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aide chairs ..... f 5
Lamps
Table lamps, bridge
lamps, smoker lamps
with lighters, reflectors,
beautiful a s s o r tment,
priced from
$0.95 $-j -&
to J. A complete
SPECIALS
Radio Tables
walnut finish
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Child's Rockers, hardwood, 14 in. seats $-f .29
assorted finishes, while they last X
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NEW AND
255 N. Commercial St.
Washers
Sewing
Machines
Exclusive deal
ers for famous
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model White Ro
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iHsed Washers
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APPLIANCE
TeL022
J! timii m mrsm rrm
mestie science girls will serve.
The soliciting committee Is Met
dames Shields, Kortaek, Boberts.
Van. Nays and John.
' Grade school children bars been
asked to write essays and make
posters, for -which prises will be
given, two tor the essays and ons
or the poster.
There will be 100 or more door
prises,, donated by Oregon manu
facturers, given, away. It is hop
ed to hare Dan C. Freeman of the
Oregon Manufacturers association.
here as speaker of the evening.
SCIO, Nor. 9. Following a
day of apparent good health and
a late Afternoon walk in fhe sun
and fresh: air, Mrs. John Kouba
died suddenly on her return to
her home in Sooth Scio Sunday
evening from cerebral hemor
rhag, according to-diagnosis by a
local physic ".n. Funeral serv
ices were held at the Z. C. B. J.
hall in Scio at 2 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, with interment in
Franklin Butte cemetery near
this city.
Mrs. Anna'Shlndler Kouba was
born in Czechoslovakia July 21,
1867. At the age of 20 years
she came to the United States
and in 187 7 was married to John
Shindler, residing in Ohio, Kan
sas and Nebraska before coming
to Oregon In 1899. Nine of the
10 children born to that union
snrvive, as follows: Joe Shindler,
Toledo; .Frank Shindler, Scio;
Charles Shindler, Philippine is
lands; Mrs. Joe Bares, Ross.
N. D.; Mrs. Henry Stratton, Al
bany; Ms. Carl Peinert, Toledo,
O., Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell, Cov
ington, Ky.; Mrs. Jesse Hildreth,
Scio; Mrs. A. L. Ferrel, Los
Angeles.
Upon arriving in the Scio re
gion, Mr. Shindler bought the
Jack Bilyeu farm fire miles east
of Scio, where the family made
its home for 18 years, moving
to thi3 city in 1917. Mr. Shind
ler died in 1924. In 1925 Mrs.
Shindler was united in marriage
to John Kouba, who survives
her. She is also survived by 20
granchildren and 13 great-grand
children.
Pioneer A dinner party was
give Tuesday in honor of Mrs,
A. V. McCarter at the home -of
Clyde Robbins. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. A. V. McCarter. Mr. and
Mrs. K. E. Burke and Mrs. Burt
Curtess of Dallas, Mr. Rex Dallas
,' of Albany and Guy Curtiss of
lLewiston, Idaho.
Have to Pay More
4-Piece Bedroom
Set
Massive built Spanish
type bedroom set, in
solid Philippine Mahog
any, 5 drawer chiffonier,
bed and bench to match,
beautifully $rrQ.50
finished a
Walnut
Cedar Chest
44 in. chest, 18 in. wide
and 25 in. high, beauti
ful design. $-f Q.75
Only .. LU
Breakfast Sets
Apiece Breakfast Set,
Extension table and 4
chairs $1 0-75
enameled JLfU
Lawn
Rakes
15c
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Refriger
ators Exclusive deal
ers, for Grn
now and Croa
ley refrigera
tors. Wo sell
four standard
snakes.
$89.50
Latest Model
Xefrigerater
STORE
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IIS. JDIL'J KQUBA
PISSES SODDEIU
Mtjttiigel unmiHdiMDace
Neighbors of Woodcraft at Monmouth Elect;
Laurel Social Club Gathers
Silverton An attractive event
of the early Thanks rivlnar season
was tha pre-nuptlal shower Wed
nesday at which Miss Kathryn
Morrison and Mrs. A. L. V. Smith
were hostesses for. the pleasure of
Miss Beta Morrison, whoso wed
ding to Floyd Mulkey will be sol-
emnisea Movemoer is.
Daring the afternoon Mrs. Ed
son Comstock and Mr. VI IB. ftrl
vaster gave vocal duets with Mrs.
F. M. Powell at the niano.
The guest list incladed Miss
Beth Morrison, Mrs. Cemsiock,
Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs. Powell. Mrs.
Charles McEwen, Mrs. Clifford
McEwen, Miss Ruth Marsh, Miss
Janette Marsh. Mrs. Elsie Marsh,
Mrs. Frank Pfaft, Mrs. Fred Mc
Ewen, Mrs. E. R. Adams, Mrs. C
J. HaH, Mrs. John Gehrke, Mrs.
h. j. iverson, Mrs. A. E. Blacker
by. Mrs. Attle Lee. Mrs. C V. Wol
som. Mrs. B. G. Gaffer. Mra. J. H.
McCullongh, Mrs. Ella Whltlock,
Mrs. ieater wnttiocic, Mrs. will
Graham. Mrs. Abble Ferrins. Mrs.
Robert Beer. Mrs. L. A. MnrrtiAn.
Mrs. Ted Kincannon, Mrs. Albert
Grlnde, Mrs. S. J. Comstock, Mrs.
Bert Day, Mrs. A. F. Moore, Miss
Grace Folsom, Mrs. Merle Bye,
Mrs. K. g. Morrison all of Silver
ton ; Mrs. Agnes Doss. Miss Mona
Doss, and Mrs. O. J. Mnlkey of
Woodburn: Mra. Karl Bnw. Mr
O. T. Wilbur, and Mrs. Harry
Richards all of Marquam.
Mt. Angel A lnmiii and
friends of ML Angel normal met
ror a eala dance and ca.nl mrtT
in the auditorium. Tueadav nirht
as the guests of the normal and
collegiate students. Many out of
uwa guests attended. The affair
was strictly invitational and was
under the supervision of the rec
tor and registrar of Mt. An?!
normal, Rev. Alcuin Heibel and
Rev. Vincent Koppert.
Dolores A mam and Fin
Ferschweiler were in charm nt h.
cards, played in the ant mnm
The high score prize was won by
airs, i-'ersctiweiler of Gervais and
the draw priie went to George
jnay or jju. Angel.
Woodburn. A meeting nf .
terest was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. E. J.
Allen when she was hostess to
members of the TjkHm' am .
ciety of the Woodburn Presbyter
ian cnurcn and their friends. The
program, arranged by Mrs. S. W.
Maupin, included a rendine hv
Mrs. Rex Bcntley, vocal solos by
Peter Larson, piano selections by
Miss Vera Jean Hnbpr. ana a
cal solo by Mrs. Howard Miller.
Mrs. Allen was assisted by Mrs.
H. ButterUeld, Mrs. Paul Mills,
Mrs. Burton Dunn and Mrs Hn.
ar,d Miller.
Sublimity Wednesdav nrnmin.
at 9 o'clock at the St. Boniface
cnurcn with Rev. Father She?;
brin- officiating, occurred the
marriage of Miss Grace Knapke,
daughter of Mrs. Jessie Boedig
helmer and NIckolas Klein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein of Shaw.
The bride was dressed in pink
s-.tin in princess line, with long
veil and bouquet of chrysanthe
mum and the bridesmaid. Miss
Dorothy Halfman, was dressed in
bine crepe with Dink tocnunriot
John Steckline of Mt. Angel wasi
Desi man.
Lincoln. Mr and -Mrs. J. D.
Walling entertained with a fami
ly dinner at their homo at Lin
coln Sunday in honor of their
daughter, Mra. Eva Purvine ot
Amity, who is leaving en route
for Cristobal, Panama, November
24, to visit her daughter, Mrs. J.
H. Gallagher (Marjorie Walling)
who was a bride of this fait
WAL
Sugar Cured Fresh Rendered Pure Pork
DSaooaG Pure Lard SAUSAGE
Choice Cuts , Tender Youn Tender
Beef Roast Pork Roast Beef to Boil
pound pound Q2( , pound J(g
. Vegetabl. Sirloin, T-Bon or Bound tean
Shortening SGoafe Legof Pork
Free DeUrery
atonmoath. - Sunbeam circle.
Neighbors of Woodcraft; elected
these officers at the Tuesday
night meeting: P. N. G-, Agnes
Hoag; o. Nellie Deming; ad
visor. Mary Baaxrow; . banker,
iTf Hamer; managers, Alice
Tester, Ids Scott and Sadie Wall
er;; magician. Fay Mardock; at
tendant, Minnie Price; I. 8.,
Donna SMer; O. g., Winifred Eb
bert; captain of the guard, Ber
nice Cody; flag bearer, Madine
Mason.
According to a new ruling from
headquarters, clerks of the circle
will in future be appointed- by
the grand rnardlan. but
xnendations from respective clr-
ciee may do made In regard to
their preference for a clerk. Mon
month circle will recommend
Nora, Mason whe has served in
thia capacity for abont 14 years
here. Reeonmeadatlons also were
made that Agnes Hoag be ap
pointed installing officer, and Dr.
V. R. Bowersox, local circle phy
sician,
e e
Kinrwond. Mm
Bernard was a gracious hoctess
loesaay afternoon at her home
at Brush College for fellow
members ot the Laurel Social
Hour dob. Mrs. b. B. Flack, pre
siding, appointed as a standing
vuuiuiirea xor local mmr n,v
Mrs. Glenn L. Adams, Mrs. Ray
mond Compton and Mrs. H. A.
Cross.
Mrs. Karl P. Mahl- a v...
of the study hour programs, out-
unea nor plans for the year. The
different counties of Oregon were
appointed to the mtmiwn wh
will give a brief historical synop-
ui or eacn at the next meeting.
Special gueets were Mrs. Nellie
ampoeii or Victoria, B. C. Miss
Myrtle Olson of Bend. fa
ther Oliver and Mrs. F. M. Rock.
Lablsh Center. A "hobo eon.
ventlon" is planned as the social
entertainment for the Endeavors
on Friday night at the schoolhouse
nasement. Prizes will be awarded
for the best hobo costumes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harris fin.
tine Dreseher) were given an old
fashioned greeting 'Tuesday night
by a large group of their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris, who were
married October 16, recently re
turned from a honeymoon trip
which took them to Colorado.
Kelzer Mrs. M. M. Miller en
tertained the R. N. A. sewinsr Huh
at her home in North Kelzer at
an all day meeting. Special guests
were Mra. W. E. Buell, and child
ren Sairley and Richard, Mrs.
Glenn Brandon and Mm. Alhert
Minturn. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Mumper, all-day No
vember 22.
Hazel Green. Mrs. W. W Ru
therford was hostess to the
Sewing club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Richard Luve will be
hostess November 22.
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Sold Here at Special Low Prices
All
We Close at 8 pan. Sat. Night
Helen Myers Top l$
AH Scio Students
In Grades to Date
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SCIO, Not. t. r Report cards
for the. first six weeks were issued
in the high, school Wednesday.
Those- who earned honor cards
are: High school, Helen Myers;
seniors, Maxins Arnold ; juniors,
Helen Myers; sophomors, Arlene
Darby, and freshmen, Thelma
Snrarue.
Plans for the high school ear-
nival to be held Friday night, No
vember 17,' are fast being complet
ed. The program committee head
ed by Maxins Arnold; is planning
and hour's program of skits, song,
farces and dances. The booth
committee la planning booths for
candy, popcorn, hamburgers,
dance, fish pond.
The proceeds of the carnival go
to finance the- student body ac
tivities Noble Talks About
Chinese Situation
To Monmouth Lions
MONMOUTH, Nov. . Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Noble from
near Salem, who have recently
returned from a world tour, were
guests of Monmouth's Lions club
at luncheon yesterday. Mr. Noble
spoke interestingly on the Chin
ese situation.
Max Parker, It, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Parker is re
ported ill from scarlet fever. He
is a fourth grade boy.
Goliath Club Meets at
Pettit Home
The Goliath club was delight
f ulUy entertained at the apart
ment home of Mrs. Wayne Pettit
at the Court Thursday. The after
noon was occupied with sewing
for charity and at a late hour tea
was served to members and sev
eral additional guests.
Present were Mrs. Stephen
Mergler, Mrs. Nona White, Mrs.
Eugene Flesher, Mrs. R. I. Bo
gard. Miss Rovena Eyre, Miss
Jessie Steele and hostess, Mrs.
Wayne Pettit.
The first Bonhomor na rtw
this year wiU be held tontrht in
the Salem high school anditArinm
at 7: SO o'clock. Sophomore mo-
iners are hostesses and students
and teachers are guests. There
are 4t8 first year students en
rolled this year.
Talbot Mrs. D. E. Blinston n.
tertalned the Talbot Women'a
at her home Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. William Freeman f
Cathlamet, Washington, was a
special guest.
Hayesville. Mra. n.
tertained few friends and rela
tives at an old-fashioned "anut-
iag bee."
Dr. J. Vinton Scott
DENTIST
Office Phone Home Phone'
6964 8559
304-5 1st National Bank Bldg.
Salem, Oregon
Dollars in SALEM!
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GRANGERS'
I COLUMN
FAIRFD2LD, Nor. t. Election
of officers and balloting for can
didates will be the main- business
at the regular meeting' Friday
night, November 10, of Fairfield
grange. The serving committee in
cludes Mr. and Mrs. Ally a Nusom,
Mrs. William McGilchrUt, Glenna
Carter, John, and Freeman Mar
thaler and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Nu
som. Electric Service - .
To Be Extended to
5 Mehama Families
MEHAMA, Not. I. Negotia
tions have been completed for an
electric line to be extended from
town ap the Fern Ridge road
as far as Wilson place, which is
about a quarter of a mile from
town.
The line Is being put In by
the fire families which it will
take in: Louie Litse, Giles Wag
ner, Mrs. Charles Boche, Mrs.
isune wiison and: Maurice Cat
kren, who will build very. soon.
Dr. Rath M. Daujhcrty
SOl-2-a First Rational Bank
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60c Jad Salts
Condensed ........
25c Anacin
Tablets
75c Vick's 4
Vapo Rub
49c
15c
49c
$1.50 Lydia QAA
Pinkham's Tablets OtvC
50c Phillip's
Milk of filagnesia
33c
FREE
5
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Modess
Sanitary
Napkins
2pkg.
$1 Danderine
Hair Tonie
50c Santiseptic
69c
33c
29c
89c
23c
33c
25c
33 c
Lotion
1 lb. Castile
Soap
SI Junia
Fadal Cream
35c Italian
Balm
50e Woodbury's
Creams
35c Palmolive
Shaving Creara
JSi M M a a
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Dental Cream
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Scio Enumeration ' !
For School RoR h
6 Over Lait Year
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SCIO, Not. t. The' school
ceasus of the , Scio district, No.
15, recently completed by X. F.
Wesely, clerk, shows .IS boys and
15 girls between, the ages of 4
and 20. This Is six more than
last year's enumeration, Wesley
states.
Officers for the ensuing term
la the Scio Rebekah, lodge were
nominated' recently as follows:
N. G., Alta PhilUps; V. Maud
You Buy More Than
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When You Buy at the Standard'
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Tested Helps
Make your hens lay while
egg prices are good. USE
LIGHTS hens, 14-hour
day; pullets, 12-hour day.
REMEMBER THIS
When yoa step tip egg
production it is important
to watch the chickens'
body weight so as to pre
vent false moulting. We'll
be glad to help yoa with
suggestions.
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Paks, 100 lbs. $2.05 Mash, 100 lbs. $2.00
Progressive Scratch, 100 lbs. $1.55
Progressive Egg Mash. 100 lbs. $1.75
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WINTER . . . .
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that ara iMmi
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cars. Iscssnstsly each can does sot deaaad tact
ya be extravsgsat Far ssaart mm have -as
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Bottle ..
25c Firstaid
10c
19 c
Sanitary Napkins
12 oz. MarteTs
Bay Ram
35e Burma Shave
27c
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1 lb. Laxseed
Blonde Psylliam
doc Unamberiain s
Hand Lotion
$1 Hind's Honey &
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75c Doan's
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MeBtgemery; recording secretary,
Eunice Bartm; financial secre
tary, M add RoadarmeU treasur
er, Leone Ray. KlecUon Is to
take place November 15, and In
stallation at the first- meeting
in January. Mrs. XJeone Ray is
the retiring noble "grade. '
SILVERTON, Not. t Funeral
services for Mrs. Ole Steea who
died at her home on Pine street
Tuesday night will be held from
Trinity church Friday afternoon
st 2 O'clock with the Rev. C. L.
Foss officiating. Interment will
be at Brans Valley cemetery.
PROFITABLE
PRODUCTION
KNOWING HOW Is as im
portant as correct feeding If
yesTre looking for high pro
duction. Albers Research
Service has discovered hun
dreds of aids to profitable
production, all ot them
available here If yon will
ask as.
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lOfr lbs. -.Va
Molas-O-Meal, f JA
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