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PAGE SEC The OREGON STATESMAN, Salens Oregon Friday Morning, February 9, 1934 , ... f.J. ;- tar accompaniment, by , Kenneth. Malker. ? Mliill , Members of tbo advisory board of the Eoyal Neighbors- of Am erica meeting at the homo of Mrs. Anna Llcato, mad plans for the district contention which will bo beld hero in tbo near future, SUFFERS STROKE DAYTON, Feb. I. Mn. J. P. Dorsey, 69, who has lived la the Webfoot neighborhood for nearly 50 years, while doing her house work Monday forenoon suf fered a stroke of paralysis In her left side. INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 8. JThe honor roll for the semester was issued Monday. Making straight ones were: Phillip Sper ling, Dorria McGowan, Joyce Johnson,' Clara Syrerson, Mary Barbara Godfrey. Robert Rags 4ale, Evelyn Yungen. - Three ones and one two: Zora Berry, Dotty Howe. Nothing lower than two: La Ti ll ia Ramsdell, Grace Freeman, Overton Walker. Mildred White, lone Moore, Louise Haley, Ed Ward Dunckel, Mildred Dallas. Glean Hardman, Lora Arrell, June Charboneau, Marine Hunnl cutt, Frances Hanna, Roy Dun Skel, Hasel Wflker, Catherine Taylor, Ruth McCuiston, Marcel la Bush, Constance Cohrs, Joel Cox, Yoshiko Inouye. The sophomore girls were high n scholarship with a 2.38 are rage. The senior boys were high with an average of 2.9. 1 MM NEXT fly SINGERS GRAND ISLAND, Feb. 8. The Jolly Singers chorus of the Un lonvale Evangelical church, di rected by Mrs. Charles A. Fergu son, Is preparing another pro gram In the form ot a unique ra dio program set tentatively tor Friday night, February 23. It will be given in the Unionvale schoelhouse. The Grand Island Improvement club will present Its annual play at the schoolhouse Saturday night February 10. The play, "Bertie's Cave Woman" is a western cow boy story. The cast includes: Harold Anderson, Agnes Tomp kins, Louis Will, Worth Wiley, Pauline Fowler, Dick Rockhill, Mildred Will and Jake Tompkins, Jr. The play Is being coached by Mrs. Pauline Fowler. . Free re freshments will be served. Pro ceeds from the play will be placed In the club treasury. Broken Celluloid Mended Good - as New Guaranteed Watches Cleaned $1 to 91-50 CLAUDE MIX JEWELER 470 N. Com'l . Busicks Market Labor of Love in oi Missing Men" i tk- 1 it:-: 1 - - 1 4 ' X a.-, m f v":ft - - 'I. It ' Or. .Mrs. Janet -Mother". Roper The Port of Missing: Men One of the world's most unique jobsthat of tracing missing seamen is the self-appointed task of Mrs. Jane ("Mother") Roper, matron of the Seaman's Institute, New York. For 40 rears, Mrs. Roper has traced wanderers before the mast over the seven seas and into every corner of the world where ships sail. On her , Missing List" at the institute are hundreds of names and photos of men whom she seeks and of whom, sooner or later, she will hear. For she has friends in every port in the world who aid her in her work. Since 2920 Mrs. Roper has traced no less than 6,000 seamen who had been given up for lost. She has also been the means of restoring many a farm lad to the family he left over some little difficulty, for she is "Mother Con fessor" to the great army of seafarers who risit New York every year. Final Rites Held for Eileen Turner, Killed in Woods SIDNEY, Feb. 8. Miss Eileen Turner, 22 daughter of Frank Turner, was Instantly killed Fri day at 3 p. m. by a large oak tree she was helping her father saw to make into wood. The tree fell the opposite way intended. A large limb pinned her to the ground until help came to saw away the limb. Eileen was a member of Ankeny grange and secretary of Fairview community club. She is survived by her father, Frank Turner, two sisters, Mlna and Margaret of near Sid ney, and one brother, Frank of San Pedro. She was very popular among her acquaintances. Funeral rites were held Monday. VIBRANT AT LOWEST COST For a better breakfast to morrow order Carnation Oats from your grocer to day. Quality supreme. A CAtNATlON-ALSEtS HOT CEtEAL ENERGY fiflS mm J Quick or Regular SPRING VALLEY, Feb. 8. The Spring Valley community club will meet Friday, February 9. The program will be furnished by the students of the State School for the Blind. Mrs. W. J. Pruitt, J. W. Childers and C. A. Durham are the committee. AUMSVILLE, Feb. 8. The community club met at the school house Tuesday night with Blande Speer presiding. Gais Fuson ex plained the boys' building contest sponsored by the Federated com munity clubs with materials fur nished by Oregon Builders. A committee will be appointed to look after It, also the community garden club. Program included trombone so los by Melvin Schulz, numbers by the girls' Glee club and the local orchestra, a reading by Charlotte Martin, a demonstration on ap plying for a position and show ing the efficient work being done by students in the commercial de partment. This was written by Miss Gladys Mack, English teach er. Miss Mabel Kullander is com mercial teacher ot the commercial subjects. ROSEDALE, Feb. 8. The com munity club has been postponed until February 17 on account ot the reviral services being held at the church. Debates are Planned for Literary Meeting FAIRVIEW, Feb. 8. The Parent Teacher Literary society recently organized here and which meets twice a month, has adopted policy of having debates present ed on pertinent subject at each meeting. Olen Scrafford Is presi dent Fairview school, where the meetings are held. Is between Airlie and Suver. fil i T 171 S. Commercial St. Salem's Leading Market Phone 8757 SPECIALS NO NEVER ! Why do we always say thb r because we hare built our business on good common every day prices, not baits. We use nothing but the best grade of pig and beef, do all our own packing and butchering, so we cut out the middle man profit and pass a very fine grade of meat on to you at less than most markets can sell their, off-grade canner meat. Pence PocEi Saunsage Take a look at the market and then decide for yourself whether this meat can be sold for less. No Water No Snet No Cereal E2S BEEF ROAST 10c BEEF BOIL .........5c to 8c ROLLED PRIME RIB 13c SWISS STEAK, lb. 10c PORK ROAST 12c BACK BONES 3c SPARE RIBS' 10c FRESH PIG HOCKS 7c LITTLE LINKS ...15c Anything in the beef line you buy here will make your Sunday dinner a pleasure. Our pork is the fancy quality, and the best trimmed pork sold In Salem. LEAN BACKS ...12 and 15c BACON SQUARES 8c SIDE BACON ... .. 12 and 17c BOSTON BUTTS ..10c Whole or Half These Hams are sugar cured, smoked with oak wood. A real buy and Ham it will be a pleasure to eat No par-boiling. ' We Close 8 o'clock Saturday Evening McClaughry Plans Large Planting of Onions, Reported LABISH CENTER, Feb. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Allen of Rose- burg who were gnesta of Mrs. I. D. Bennett left early this week on the first lap of an extensive motor tour south and east. O. O. McClaughry has leased the Keber-Victor place beyond Hub bard for four years. The place has about 14 acres ot virgin beaver dam land which will he cleared and drained for onion raising. The place will be operated by a son Fred. Kehearsals for the women's March community club program will begin Thursday night at the scnooihouse. SERVICES ANNOUNCED ZEN A, Feb. 8. Services will be held at the church here Sunday at z:30 p. m. with Enoch Zimmer man speaking on "The Heavenly vision." The male auartet will sing. IKE ADDED TO INM S EAST WOODBURN, Feb. 8. LeRoy Albin, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albin, has returned home from the Shrine hospital in Port land, where he has been taking treatments. A little over a year ago LeRoy was- stricken with in fantile paralysis and was at that time taken to the Shrine hospital and has now had to return for more treatments. Signs of spring are as preva lent In this section as elsewhere about the valley. Some of the lo ganberry vines are out in full leaf, several flocks of geese have been flying north anl the first snake of the season v noticed crawl ing about. During the past week several of the farmers have been busy plowing and getting ready for spring seeding. DAYTON. Feb. 8. Sundav. February 4. Royal Hibbs ot the Unionvale locality found in his pasture a 12-inch twig full of half ripe evergreen blackberries. 35 New Readers on List of Silverton ' Library's Patrons SILVERTON, Feb. 8. The January library report eubmitted to the February meeting ot the city council showed 80f hooks lent during the month; SB new readers added; eevea. books re moved from circulation; 17 books donated; 98 magaslnes lent; 18 book! borrowed from the state li brary and 4S books purchased. . Magazines and books donated were from Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ti tus, Al Down; Hal Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. June Drake, Mrs. L. F. Talbot, Mrs. H. B. Latham and Mrs. R. A. Cowden. TEAGHERS HI MEET fill' FALLS CITY, Feb. 8. The February meeting of the Parent Teachers association will be held in the high school auditorium Monday night, February 12. An interesting program has been ar ranged. All parents are urged to attend. The first and second grade rooms has had the banner for the past two months. Mrs. Phebie Ward has return ed to her home after making an extended visit with her son, C. L. Ward, superintendent of schools at Coquille. FIRST CHILD ARRIVES LIBERTY, Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schotthoefer (Gertrude Valentine) became the parents of their first child, a boy. at their home here on Monday. Her mo ther Is here from Corvallis. New Spring SILKS Florals, Stripes, Dots, Plaids in a riot ot colors and color combina tions . . . popular prices . . . $1.29 $1.19 $1.00 New Plain CREPES have arrived. Many new weaves, sueh as Malibou, Mossy, Cordon, Faillanese. Shown In all the new spring colors, such as Brlonl Blue, Amadon, Buccaneer, Flamingo, Kerry Green, Cuban Sand, Zinnia, Nautical Blue, China Gold, and Awning Orange. Moderately priced, yard . . . $1.95 ,o $1.00 9 Elliott Dry Goods Co. S5T Court Street . . . Just Across from Miller's on Court Excella Patterns 15c, 20e and 25e 31st Rexall Birthday Celebration Sale Bargains Galore During: February See Our Displays PERRY'S INDEPENDENT DRUGGISTS 115 S, Commercial St. HEALTH and STRENGTH BUILDERS at REAL SAVINGS 5 lbs. Blonde Psyllium Seed Y lb. Cut Agar Agar ... $2 S.S.S. Tonic $1 Ovaltine Food Beverage $1.50 Agarol Agar and Oil , $1 Nujol Oil, 1 pt 50c Innerclean Laxative 16 oz. Upjohn Super D Oil ... $1 Peptona HCkn "Our Best Tonic" iUC 59c 43c $1.39 69c 89c -59c 33c $1.19 INDIGESTION made) this dinner engagement a HORRIBLE DUTY BISM A-REX turned It into a gay. party I Sudden attacks of indigestion win not worry you once you're tried Bisma-Rex For here is a aelicioiu tatting antacid powder that acts 4 ways to give lasting relief ... in 3 minutes. Keep a jar handy for your next attack. Bisma-Rex 50c COLD REMEDIES 69c 39c 33c 15c $1.25 Creomulsion For Colds 60c Piso'a Coilgh Syrup 50c Laxative Bromo Quinine 100 Pure Aspirin Tablets, 5 gr. . TOILET GOODS SPECIALS 35c Italian Balm ... $1 Pond's Cold Cream . 50c Ingram's Milkweed Cream Children oat it on broad JUST LIKE JAM I Mother everywhere art now Kit ing their children MetoMa!t, tht new Rexall product that tastes like honey and is so rich ia Vitamins A, B (F and O) and D. Children eat it like jam. Melo-Malt is al most 60 by Tolume of a specially processed extract of malt There's 23 Puretest Cod Lirer OS too, bat you cant taste it. ELO-MALT full pint 3 DEEP CUT PRICES 25c Kotex or JModess 50c Ipana Tooth Paste ... 35c Vince Hputh Wash . 25c Feenamint Gum lie 31c 23c 15c 25c Kleenex Tissues 50c Woodbury's Facial Cream 60c Pape's Diapepsin 35c Burma- Shave, tube ... Soma of The Prices Through Blonday Only jj GetPredonsViten&s this EASY WAY I. ITo bad taste! . Ve unpleasant after effects! Two of these hare the sasw Vitaxnia D and A content as one tea spoonful of Puretest Cod Urn QjL &tf3TCOD LIVER OIL .'tttabt 110 tats tablets 49C 79C Get rid of that COUGH NOW ! Learn for yourself how easily Rex illaaa loosens hard, dry phlegm I, How it stops, tickling; and soothes ! irritated inflamed throats. Children love it too, for it tastes just Ukt ; hooey. Rexillana 4oxbottto 60s Ku Klux Kookers Learn How to Make Soup; Honor Leader WOODBURN, Feb. 1. The Kla Klux Eorkers, boys 4-H club, met at the homo of their leader. Mrs. H. Orerton. Harold Schlel was elected press reporter. A dem onstration ot making- cream of to mato soap was held, Jack Leo and Dick Whitman acting as cooks. The boys brought surprise re freshments to honor their leader, whoso birthday was Sunday. Group singing followed with gui- Jane writes her best friend: "Mother! here you know. Came last Saturday. Motlier said: You're serving Hills Bros. Coffee, of course?' Well, I'd been using something I thought was cheaper not so good. Mother sort of snorted. You know how she does. Said: 'Cheaper? My dear daughter, although you may have to pay a few pennies more, don't you know Hills Bros. Coffee actually goes farther because it's made of the finest green coffees? You ought to think about the price per cup. That's the way you drink coffee by the cup. Not by the pound.' So we got Hills Bros. Coffee and had such a good time. Now we're having Hills Bros. Coffee all the time. John says it's swell. And best of all Hills Bros. Coffee is not costing cup for cup a bit more than the 'bargain counter' coffees I was using!" crw IB .'.v.:v.vai - is ' IS ii Cfjritht tm HJIU Bru, '69" WASHERS New SfiQ-50 Bfaytag. 09 New f CQ-50 Easy ... New fCQ-30 Thor.... OV New Speed frn-so Queea. . wtf New 9fV&5 Automatic" New Voss. . . Sentinel Demon 9OA-50 strator.. J7 Apex Demon- $yf Q.50 strator. . QJ Conlon Demon- S JO-30 strator.. xt Meadows Demon- f oq.50 strator. .m Used MO-50 Maytag.. ekif Easy with tfiQ-50 Pump. . Oil REFRIGERA TORS 1933 Model Frigidaire All Porcelain cu. ft 109 Grunow Latest Model 5 $10 4 50 CU.ft. 10 Crosley Shelvador K 11789 cu. ft. Ill Crosley I I1QQ50 cu. ft 109 SEWING MACHINES Console White Rotary Electric Reg. $169.50 Special $59.50 22 Used Treadles Guaranteed As Low As $3.50 Et(gjg E(2)Go Appliance Gio?e 45g State St. TeL 6022 s i i I