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Tlie OREGON STATESilAN. Salem. ? Oregon, Friday Morning, December 15, 1933
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Jeuerson high' school honor atu
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u?uia ior me past ux weeks per
ioa , are Jean McKee and Lucille
Pratt ! The grade honor students
re. Jekn Redmond,!,; Rath : Ter
htne, Mildred , Thurston, Bohby
Foster JDonald Lake Jioberta Ro
berts, jlllarjorle Norton, Gene
Poweltl Wanda Qlasser, Ethel
McTlmmonds, Monte Wed die, and
Betty White, -i i y .
l!A drive Is beisai made bv tha
.high school to sell season basket
ball -gatoe tickets The, losing side
must put on the. Christmas pro
gram, s p i--:. j r---. -
j jMaej jCalavan's name has" been
engraven on the honor plaque. He
received the i 193$ scholarship
award, fand. the honor of having
ots name placed on the plaque.
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JEAX FERGUSOX .VISITS
JEFFERSON, be.14.' ' Miss
Jean Fffguson of Portland is the
guest of her. friend 1 and former
schoolmate, Mrs. Mack Hamb? and
family. She reports that her par
ents hate sold their (restaurant in
Portland. They are forme Jeffer
son residents. He operated a bar
bp r shop and she was In charge of
a tea. room. -j. .
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FOR W. 6. SHAFER
An aerial photo of Mauna Loa, "Fire Mountain" of Hawaii, made daring
its last eruption in 1926, showing: a 200-foot fountain of lava spouting
from the crater. On that occasion the molten lava flowed down the
mountain side and wiped out the Tillage of Hoopuloa. The volcano is
now "cutting up" again, bringing joy to natives who believe the sight will
attract American tourists.
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INDEPENDENCB Dee. 14.
Funeral services for W. O. Shafer,
who was killed ' Tuesday night
when his track overturned in a
ditch along the Corvallla - W aid-
port highway, will be held Friday,
December IS, at 2 o'clock at the
Baptist church, with Xeeney fu
neral home in enarge and Rev.
K. A. Nelson officiating. Inter
ment will be In the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
He leaves his wife, Margaret I.
daughter, Mrs. Wilms Fatter-
ee of Portland, his father, Peter
Shafer of Yacnats, and these
brothers and sisters, Mrs. Ella
Cotsman of Yachats. Mrs. Marie
Reider and Mrs. Myrtle Wolfe of
Portland, Mrs. Ethel Keiier of
er of eBnd. Robert of Klamath I address on 4-H club work given
Falls and Henry of Independence. by H. C. Seymour of Oregon State
WEST SALEM. Dec. 14 At the
regular meeting of. the commun
ity club, to be held Monday eve
ning, the annual election of offi
cers Is to be held. Nominations
were made at the last meeting
and nominations from the floor
will also be made for the U S 4
officers and directors. The pro
gram committee, comprising the
Misses Trula Grant, Roberta Pe
terson and Lyle Thomas will pre
sent the interesting Christmas en
tertainment.
In -connection with the last Fed'
erated community club meeting
at Keiier, one of the chief pro
gram, features was the excellent
college and 4-H club' leader ; for
all Oregon boys and girls.
The . meeting and srogram at
Kelzer was one of the series ar
ranged tor this winter by the
county federation of community
clubs. ,
TURNER, Dec. 14 When the
Turner community club met Mon
day night, it was decided to estab
lish the former custom of devot
ing a short period to a commun
lty sing. The committee v on im
provements of the auditorium re
ported and waa continued for an
other month. Report of the local
people attending the - federated
clubs meetings at Hazel Green
and Kelzer was given by Ivan
Hadley and Eddie Ahrens. -
Tho - building - work : plan; fur
nished under the Oregon Builders
congress, was explained and It Is
hoped It can be worked with 4-H
club work. L. C Osborne, Carl
Booth, and Harvey Wilson were
named as 4, committee to Inves
tigate the proposition. Mrs. Ina
Riches announced that a popular
lecture would feature the Janu-
w firAVHtn tim m naff, fnr
the evening was furnished by the
group recently organised by the
Turner school. The program: Mrs.
Gayette Barnett, Maxine Versteeg
and Calvin Stavender of Crawford
school gave a Christm v song and
introduced Santa Claus. Mrs.
Mearle Hedges accompanist; play
let by a group from Cloverdale
school, Gladys Fisher. Carl Schlt-
ferer, Frankie Hedges, with Ger
trude Cook reciting the Christmas
story and solo by Lowell Hadley,
accompanied by Mrs. Mae Hadley.
Mrs. Emily Van Santen presented
her primary pupils In a "rhythmic
band." "Santa and his Son" was
featured by Betty Van Santen and
Lorraine Barnett, assisted by Eu
gene Harrison, Sanford Prather,
Kenneth Barber, Betty Peetz. Inez
Larson, Mary pe-
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Erway, Hssel
terson. stira ijaser.-
Miss Helen Peets gave.a.dWer;
sion in an. exhibition of sparring
with a big pet rooster; an! acro
batic atunt by Helen and I Helena
Wltzel, Lois Versteeg. Zenna, Bar- r
bara and Zelma Godwin, numbers
by the Turner grade girls chorus;
playlet, "Christmas Preeents by
Kathleen Sparks, Ray Godwin, El
eanor .Parks, Rachel -Riches, Ma
bel Lacy, John, iPeterson.
The intermediate pupils with,
their harmonicas assisted the pri
mary folks in thetr dosing mu
sical number, with Roy Grim ac
companying. "Knowledge does the
Trick." a historical play by Robr,
ert Hatfield, Keith Ball, Evelyn
Jensen, Eleanor Parks, Kathleen
Sparks. Vernon Greenlee, Margar
et Clark, Norman Larson, Earl
Boyer, Donald Wilson, Rachel
Riches, Herchel Peterson, Zenna
and Ray Godwin, LaVerna Whitehead.
RE-ENTERS SCHOOL
LIBERTY, Dec. 14. Paul Judd
who has been out of school since
December a year ago due to Ill
ness Is attending again.
Heaters Awaiting
Trial, Woodburn;
Glen Rape in Jai
WOODBURN, Dec. 14. Al
though Douglas Heater and Dolph
Heater nleaded not guilty to a
charge of assault and battery
upon' the person of Sam Stetter
when they appeared at a prelim
inary hearing before Justice of
the Peace Hiram Overton, no date
for their trial has been set.
Glen Rape was committed to
the county jail this week after
having pleaded guilty to having
been drunk on a public highway.
He was fined $10 and S2.50 costs
by Overton. As he could not pay,
Rape was committed to the coun
ty bastile.
Guild to Meet Early
Account Vesper Here
HAZEL GREEN, Dec. 14.
The Otterbein guild will meet at
home of Mrs. Looney Sunday, De
cember 17, at 1 o'clock. The early
hour was chosen that these who
wish can go to the armory for ves
pers. The regular quarterly business
meeting will follow the program
and officers will be elected to fill
vacancies caused by removal from
community.
Jack Bailey is seriously 111 at
his home.
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These Prices
Effective
Fri,, Sat., Mon.
Dec. 15,16,18
Holiday
Suggestions
Peanuts lb. 8c
Fresh Roasted
Brazil Nuts 2 lbs. 25c
Fresh Crop
Mix Nuts 2 lbs. 35c
New Crop - No3 Peanuts
CANDY
Satin Mix, lb. 12c
Holiday Chocolates
Fancy Quality - A Real Gift
2l4 lb. box 98c
Peels lb. 23c
Orange, Lemon or Citron
While Quantity Lasts
Popcorn 2 lbs. 11c
Jolly Time - Cello. Bag
Asparagus 10c
Llbby Small Green, picnic size can
Fruit Salad 15c
Del Monte No. 1 can
GET READY FOR
Only 8 shopping days till Christmas.
Buy most of your holiday foods this
week and you will have more time for
gift shopping. Dont forget to see our
wide variety of holiday candies and
other goodies.
Pure Cane, Fine Granulated
10 lb. cloth bag
(Limit One)
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This Is National Cheese
Week, therefore we are
offering full cream cheese
at a saving price.
lb.
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1? 1. Pkg. Q
Granlated Soap Save Buy all you want.
H( CORN
Butter Kernel
. Whole Kernel
g No. 2 can 13c
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Blue Seal Hardwheat
Every Sack Guaranteed
49 lb. sack
Extras - Strictly Fresh
Country Eggs
doz.
PEAS
San
Fancy
Quality
No. 2 can 13c
ASK
About Oct
MERCHANDISE
CERTIFICATES
Give Food for
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Airway 1 lb. 19c
Nob Hill .....lib. 23c
Edwards Dep.lb. 25c
TOBACCO
Prince Albert
or Velvet
1 lb. Xmas Tin
74c
Red Mexican Beans 3 lb. cello. 13V2c
Small White Beans, 3 lb. cello. Vic
Quaker Oats lg. pkg 19c
Jell-O, ass't flavors ....pkg. 5c
Snowflake Crackers, 1 lb. pkg. 18c
Van Camp Pork & Beans SV2c
No. 303 Size Can
Baker's Premium Chocolate 22c
lb. Cake
Baker's Cocoanut Va lb. pkg. 10c
Best Foods Mayonnaise, full pt. 24c
Cigarettes, Camels or others, pk. 10c
Maxwell House Coffee, 1 lb. can 29c
Calumet
Baking
Powder
22 lbs-55c
Snowdrift
For All Cooking,
Frying or Baking
Purposes
31b.cn. 45c
NUCOA
Save
lb. 10c
BUY YOUR
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
from Pay'n Takit, Salem's Most Up-to-Date
Produce Departments
DBomiQinios ranc7 Goiden RIpe Frult S
OlPaimGG Sweet and Juicy each fl
1 Bunch Celery FREE 1
with 2 Heads Lettuce for JlSvS
Fancy California Ice Pack
IPottattoes
25 lbs. for
No. 2 Burbanks in a Shopping Bag
CaL Seedless or Floridas
3 for
Quality Meats
Pork
Steak
Cut From Young Pig Pork
2 lbs. 25c
Mayonnaise
Beef Roast
Ground Beef
VeaIR
MILL
Firm and Crisp .
qt.
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IS BULK
The Very Best
pint
Cut from Toung and
Tender Beet
lb.
Always Fresh
That Good Kind
lb.
oast
No. 1 Milk. Fed-lb.
15c
9V2C
10c
12V2c
Cat From Choice Beef
Good and Tender
Lard
Open Kettle Rendered
S2M3 m 3 lbs. 25c
THIS IS NATIONAL CHEESE WEEK E AT MORE CHEESE PRICES ARE LOW,
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