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Scores (or Tuesday night's play
in ;the . sweepstakes : tournament
: now - being conducted v by . Mrs.
William H. Qulnn, Culbertson as
sociate, at the Marion hotel, were
announced yesterday. Tbere .will
.be no play next week due tto the
President's Ball which 'comes
Tuesday. During the tournament
each player has every other play
er as a partner. .Twenty-five peo-
- pie are taking part, -Scores were
close this week.- For the night's
play : the standings by. match
points were: vu;
- 1 . Sheldon Sackett ,. , . -.. 6 IJ&
Mrs. Roy- Simmon J '
' J.. Mrs. Clifford" Hunger .--45
4. Mrs. Kate Corey 44
5 j Mrs. Margaret Wilson 4 4
- C. Don Madison -4S
7.' W. R. Newmeyer ...-.,..41 H
v 8. Mrs. Page ; , . r,.".'; -.:.40 H
f Mrs. Walter Barsch 3 9 H
lp.f Betta Harrlld X. . It.,
I. -Aggregate scores tor, the sweep-4
stakes tournament thus tar are:
r l.'Sheldon P. Sackett .L136; '
-2.1 Mrs.' RoySinunons ....'...l 28
-.3.4 Don Madison it4 ' 7
' 4 i Mrs. Carl Armstrong 11 -'
54 Mrs. Don Madison 113
6.5 Miss Dorothea Steusloff ll.fi
7 W. R. Newmeyer ..114i
8 Mrs Walter Spaulding ..113
r 9.' MrsNoll . 112
10.: Mrs. C. H. Townsend .1U
Hendricks to Talk
: At Credit Session
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Rj -J. Hendricks, author of
Bethel and Aurora," a study of
' the communistic colonies in. Mis
souri" and 'Marion county, will
speak - this ' noon at the Retail
Credit association luncheon. His
topic will be the - Aurora colonr,
where the experiment was carried
on. The association meets prompt
ly it 12 o'clock In the banquet
room on the tilth floor of the
Masonic temple. '
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The OREGON STATESMAN, Saksf Crrcgca, Friday Morning Jancary'23, 1934
IB SUITS FILED FOR
PAGE THREE
At the ratio of 1,600 girls to one
boy, Wellesley College, exclusive in
stitute of learning for young ladies,
at Wellesley, Mass., has gone co-ed.
Here's the first and only boy ever
to appear on student rolL Be is
Apostolos Athanassion, Greek art
student, and is here making friends
with Jean Brpwnell. of Pittsfield,
1 Mass.
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TOTE ASSESSMENT . ' -r
' ' ROSEDALE, Jan. 25 The
Sunnyslde mutual telephone com
pany met.Monday nlght .and vot-.J-ah
assessment' of; 5 per share
IdTSSalst in keeping UP the line.
Funeral Rites for
George Wooster
Slated for Today
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SILVERTON. Jan. 23 George
Wooster, 63, died at 1:30 o'clock
this afternoon at - his home a
mile and a halt east ol Marquam.
Funeral arrangements are incom
plete but will be sometime Fri
day afternoon,. presumably at. the
Larson chapel. - -
Surviving are his widow, Mary
Esther Wooster; and four daugh
ters, Mrs. Neva Jackson of Sa
lem, .Mrs. Laura Dickens of Ore
gon City, Mrs.' Ena Harless of
Mohtlla and Mrs. Esther Tauer
of Corrallis.
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wimjz
.Here's al triple-plated recipe for elimi
nating those breakfast brambles. Has
bands yes, even die maddest of tne
, fellows are astonishingly pliable to the
nch and mellow soothings of. a steam
ing "cup of Hills Bros. Coffee. In fact, so
are you. Try it and see. No human gys
vtem yet designed can stand the terrible
strain of getting out of a cozy be 4 with-
out proper incentive. Ample Hills Bros.
Coffee waiting on the breakfast table is
i incentive enough for anyone. So weep no
more, dear lady. Ply that man across from
you with freshly brewed Hills Bros. Cof
fee. He will leave the table as meek as a
lamb and go to the office with the deter
niination of twenty lions. . h
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mm $ 4 w m sea
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Three more" suits for divorce
were added yesterday to the grist
of such actions filed In the Mar
Ion county circuit court, the ne'f
complaints totalling 18 since,: the
year, began. v;v' .
Victoria ' Andres '. who married
William M. Andres In Medford in
1928 and bore him three children,
says he was cruel, bad tempered,
that he swore at her. and treated
her.' cruelly. , She asks ; $40 a
month to . gnpport . their children
whose- custody she eeeks '
. Allan Hudnall, In bis complaint,
alleges that - his wife, Ines Hud
nall was a fault-finder,' that' she
scolded and 3 slapped -him and
showed a: lack , of , affection for
him. Hudnall offers i the custody
of the ahildren to , her and provi
sion, lor. tneir support. - The cou
pie was, jnarried in 1926 here.
; Edna :Ieek allege that her hus
band, Vernon X). Leek, had bad
temper, used' profane language
and inflicted "physical! force ..'on
her. She asks $25 a month to sun
port, their-children.- The -couple
was married , In 1911 In Kansas.
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Jer&y'Cattfe-'.
"Club Names J. Ri:
Davis President
J. R. Davis of Turner was elect
ed president of the Marion County
Jersey Cattle club at the annual
meeting held yesterday afternoon
at the - chamber . of commerce.
Kuenstlng of Woodburn 'route
one, waa . reelected Eeeretary
treasurer, . starting , her eighth
year of service.
Other officers are L. D.. Rob
erts, Turner, vice - president, and
Stanley Riches, Turner, director.
replacing Samuel Torvend of SU
verton. Victor Madsen of Silver-
ton Is retiring president and hold
over directors are L. D. Roberts
and Frank Kuensting.
00S EXPECTED
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President and Mrs, Carl G. Do
ney - are expected ? in - Salem - this
morning after a five weeks east-'
era trip. iTheytwlUv arrive early
in Portland by train and come Im
mediately to Salem. President Do
ney's return comes as the second
semester at Willamette univer
sity is about to begin. "' v,i
. Soon after his return, the mid
year meeting of the university
trustees will be held. At that
time the matter of dancing at the
school here will come up for dis
cussion. , "
Unofficial reports are that Dr.
Doney conferred Informally while
in the east with Methodist lead
ers on the matter of the presiden
cy of the university, ' the post
which will be vacant when Dr.
Doney's resignation made more
than a year ago, becomes effect
ive In June of this year.
No.eholce Jim ; bee made by
the , trustee , committee charged
with recommending; a stew - com '
mlttee. The group has met only
twice. It thai scores of applica
tions before ft. - - - -
Oxygenfeniis.:
; Purchased tor
Local Hospital
The! Salem
Deaconess hosnltal
has recently purchased a' McKes
son pneumatle oxygen tent. This
la an T Instrument especially . val
uable in the treatment of cases
of oxygen-want ' ' :it -f -During
the past it has i fre
quently occurred that such an In
strument had to be rented from
Portland institutions at consider
able Inconvenience and expense,
since there is none such in ' this
city. By this purchase the Salem
Deaconess hospital has taken an
other etep in Its standardization
movement to give first class hos
pital scrtice In this city.
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and save money
Everybody likes the "gtairo-
lated" wheat type of ceteai
aduhs as well as children. -Kone'fner'ia
qualitjr thaa' ,
PcadiofwleatBcrwyou .
say'PE ABX$ of eat. It:
wiU ttve you money. 1
A CAJNATIONWkttCIt HOT CEREAL
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For Proof, Visit Ut Today AND REMEMBER AT PAY'N TAKIT YOU ALWAYS GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH!
SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY, Jan., 26,-20 0 29
Van Camp's
No. S00 size
Assorted Strained Vegetables
Gerber's AM ex. cans
No. 2 cans
Hillsdale, No. SV4 can
Standard
Kentucky
Wonder, No.
No. Si
2 cans
Early
Garden, No. X cans
ASPARAGUS UbbT fimaU Walte pIcn,
PORK AND BEANS
BABY FOODS
CORN Standard Golden Bantam, No. 2 cans
BUTTER KERNEL CORN
PINEAPPLE
STRING BEANS
1 ' !f
PEAS Standard Pack, No. 2 eana
SANTIAM BEANS
DEL-MONTE PEAS
PUMPKIN SUndardPack No. 2 V4 can
DEL MONTE PUMPKIN
HOMINY Van Camp's No. 2 can
HOMINY Van Camp's, No. S00 size
TOMATOES t SUudard No. 2 cans
DEL MONTE TOMATOES NJan.
SPIICHV . No. 1 cans
SAUlRAUT Lir no. 2
TOMATO JUICE
OYSTERS
SARDINES
MINCED CLAMS
MINCED CLAMS
Campbells 12 os.
Daufusky, i ox. cans
North Star Imported U
Warrenton No. 1 cans
7. A. B.
CAN CANS
11c 63c
5c 29c
9c 53c
9c 50c
YLVtz 70c
12c 72c
8c 46c
8c 47c
12c 70c
13c 75c
8c 46c
10c 58c
8c 47c
5c 29c
9c 53c
UVic $1.00
8c 47c
11c 65c
5c 29c
10c 58c
7c 40c
llVzc $U0
10c 59-
Pi1
n
The Perfect
Bleacher and
Cleaner
full
qt.
5
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Get Acquainted Offer We cut
the price because we want hun
dreds, yes, thousands to try our
coffee this week. Don't hold out
any longer. Try It. limit 6 pounds.
lb.
17c, 3 ibs. 50c
Edwards Dependable Coffee 24c
- Vacaam Pack, 1 lb. can
Malted Mflk Bread, loaf ....10c
' Sliced ' in Cellophane
Best Foods Mayonnaise pt. 24c
Nucoa Oleo, 1 lb 10c
Syrup, Log Cabin, sm. tin 20c
Bakers Cocoanut Va lb. pk. 10c
Searchlight Matches, ctn. ..25c
White Kinsr, lg. pkg. 27c
Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 cans ..10c
Mother's Oats, lg. pkg. 19c
with China
Hardwbeat, Every
Sack Gvaranteed
10sbag39c 49 lb. bag $1.59
Pear Brand, 49 lb. sack $1.33
fancy
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
Cranberries
Cape Cod fancy quality
stalks
11c
U, S. No. 2, Local
50
lb. bus;
44c
lbs.
18c
a ip jp Hoc
' Crisp, Juicy
Jonathans
39c b
ox
for Whiter Laundry
10 bars . . . .
EG
JMarkot FeocurosLr
3qq0 IPcpti E&5aGtJ7
Cut from Young and
Tender Beef -
MSEin dry cured Tt,
Armour's, 4 -to , 6 lbs. Average, I
Nice and Lean; 1 lb. '
mmmm
Fine to Boil "or
Braize
mU :: . ... -v -V -. - i'? ... ft. j
IBacSflMia dry sugar cured
Nice and Lean - Any
Size Piece
lb:
inBillk the
Very Best
Open Kettle Rendered, or 1 00
Vegetable Shortening '
3 lbs.
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