The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, rriday Morning October 19, 1934
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GATHERING AT
Of Past Matrons' Club of
Eastern Star for
.Gervais Area
- GERVAIS. Oct. 18.Mrs. Rom
eo Goaley opened her homo Tues
day for the opening meeting of
the season of the past matrons'
club of Gervais chapter, O. E. Si
Members living in the south sec
tion were joint hostesses with
Mrs. Gouley at the noon luncheon
17 afternoon and later a social
During the afternoon the womeu
completed a. quilt which they will
offer for sale and made clans for
the Norember meeting when the
woodburn club will be the guests.
; The St Rita's Altar society met
at the parish ball, Tuesday after
noon. Quilting occupied the ear
hour was enjoyed with Mrs. A.
Kibler, Mrs. Ted Nibler antt Miss
Sophie Nibler as hostesses.
The community, club 500 party
scheduled for next Tuesday night
has been postponed 'till Tuesday
tiignt, uctooer 30, because or a
wedding dance to be given at the
auditorium the 23d.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kh& have im
proved their home with hew paint
and paper and sanding the floors
in the living rooms.
' An eight-pound daughter was
born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Carmical. This is the first
child.
Mrs. W. C. Snyder whose hus
band died last week, has sold a
part of her household goods and
Is moving to Dallas where she
will live with her daughter, Mrs.
Cal Carbaagh and family.
Farmers Union
News
SCIO. Oct. 18. The three
Linn county -locals were well rep
resented at the quarterly meeting
of the Linn County Farmers'.
Union at the Rlverview schootf
house Saturday. F. A. Gallegly of
Scio ia secretary of the county
unit, and J. W. Motlej of the
Aberdeen local is president.
J. W. Potts of Marion county,'
state president; L. H. McBee ot
Polk county, and members from
other counties attended the meet
ing and several of them addressed
the audience, both at the closed
session and during the public
meeting.
C. F. Stringer presented his in
terpretation of the grange power
bill; L. H. McBee discussed the
proposed constitutional amend
ment relative to the limitation of
taxes on taxable property; Frank
Perry talked on the "healing
acts" amendment; W. J. Turn
idge explained the Townsend
$200 -pension proposal; C. A.
Schooling of Lane county present
ed some of the tssues of the pres
ent campaign in Oregon, as did
also Fred Harrison of Browns
ville. .
The first quarterly meeting of
the new year is to be held in
January with the Santiam central
local.
HI HELD
ASSAULT
DALLAS, Oct, 18. Charles L.
Moritz, 38, of the Red Prairie
district, appeared before Justice
ot the Peace Gregory here Wed
nesday and was released on $50
bail to await hearing on a charge
of assault and battery on the per
son of George Stewart, 51, also
of Red Prairie.
The alleged assault took place
at a sale in the Red Prairie dis
trict last Friday when Moritz is
supposed to have struck Stewart
and knocked him down. Stewart
Is in the Dallas hospital suffer
ing from injuries received as a
result of the alleged assault. He
was reported as being in bad
shape yesterday but has improved.
BETHEL, Oct. 18. An officer
on the highway to check up on
hunters who shoot from the road
was promised by the sheriff, ac
cording to the report of John
Zak, member of the game reserve
committee of the Farmers' Union
at Monday night's meeting.
A movement was initiated look
ing forward to a concerted effort
to rid the district of earwigs.
Dr. S. B. Laughlln of Willam
ette and Mr. Halliday spoke on
the candidacy of Emniett Gulley
for congress. By special invitation
Otto Paulus was present and dis
cussed the ballot measures.
The Hamrick quartette sang
with Mrs. Cass A. Nichols accom
panying. The Beardsley Boys' or
chestra played a group of selections.
HONOR MRS. HAUGE
BRUSH CREEK. Oct .18.
Mrs. O. S. Hauge was honored
Sunday, the occasion being her
birthday, when a group of neigh
bors, relatives and friends called.
Her son and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hauge of Eugene, and
her daughter and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Randall of
Portland, came Sunday and re
mained over Monday for hunting.
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IBIIS PROPOSAL
- CLEAR LAKE. Oct. 18. Clif
: ford Orey,. D. Eby, Don Orey and
Ted Girod returned from eastern
Oregon the first of the week
where they had been deer hunting
; in the vicinity of La Grande. Only
one deer was bagged. Don brought
? down a fine three-point buck.
A special election was held at
the schoolbouse Tuesday night to
"i Tote on increasing the District
.122 school budget in the amount
-of $500 to. provide, for a school
' bus for high school pupils. Owing
to anlrregularity which was dis
covered after the vote had been
taken and a number had gone
; home the. ballot was thrown out
. and a new election called.
Dr. Ruth M. Dougherty
EYES EXAMINED
. GLASSES FITTED
- first National Bank Bid.
Phone 0114 Salem, Ore.
PUBLIC
ALES
at Linn County
Fairgrounds
Albany, Oregon
Tuesday, Oct. 23
1 P. M.
20 Head Horses 20
2 Yearlings
B Mares
13 Geldings from 3 to
10 Tears
16 Head of Cattle 16
5 Cows Fresh Soon
11 Heifers
BARRETT BROS.
OWNERS
Ben Suttell, Auctioneer
First National Bank, Clerk
For Terms Apply to Bank
ORWIG'S MARKE'
254 N. Commercial St.
Phone
Pound
I?0S!ffluSS
Sugar
Cured
lb. 3LS3
EL & R ID)
lbs.
. , - HENS AND FRYERS .
SOLUTION
Banish offending body odors with
PX Solution. H deodorizes instantly
-protects from 3 to 5 hours longer.
H ia odorless, colorless, non-poiion-oui
wiS not injure garments nor
irritate tender tains even after Hav
mg. . Just , spray or sponge it oa and
let it dry. Hendy chromium atomizer
comes with ec)i bottle. -
. Featured at feVe
.Toiletry Dept. Il rtJgfffttxWi)
Latest reports are that cigar prices will be p
fixed on October 29 th at the prices listed
below. If so, you will save 42c to $1.25 a
box by stocking up before the 29th. In the
past, the date and prices hare sometimes
been changed. Bat if .you bur now, you'll
be on the safe side.
Tobacco Feature! ::
3 plxpcl Elcllb
Dlcnd & so 6
Oilli Pouck
5
For less than the regular price
of the tobacco alone you re
ceive this specially treated oil
ed silk pouch that won't crack,
stick, harden, la heatproof, wa
terproof, and can be laundered.
Price PwbaWa You
Name of Cigar Xow gTe
Oct. 89th
5c White Owl Cigars, box of 50 $1.88 $2.30 42c
5c Van Dyck 1932s, box of 50 $1.88 $2.30 42c
10c Van Dyck Bankers, box of 25 $1.88 $2.30 42c
1 0c El Sidelo Bon Tons, 50s $3.75 $4.60 85c
10c El Sidelo Bon Tons, 25s $1.88 $2.30 42c
2 for 25c Robt' Burns Invincibles, 25s $2.38 $2.88 50c
10c Rob't Burns Supremes, 25s $1.88 $2.30 42c
15c Sam'l Davis 1886, 50s $5.65 $6.90 $1.25
15c Sam'l Davis 1886, 25s $2.85 $3.45 60c
Save ooa TMet&nes & Beimsedines
15c Gerber's Strained Baby Vegetables 9c
Mineral Oil and Agar Emulsion 49c pint
100 Pure 5-Grain Aspirin Tablets 15c
Full Strength Antiseptic Sol.- 15c pt.
Mission Bell Toilet Soap 3 bars 10c
Modess Sanitary Napkins reg. 12s 2 for 29c
35c Stanton's Menthol Shave Cream 15c
Pints Miff in Rubbing Alcohol 17c
2 lbs. Kraft's Malted Milk 49c
$1 Armand Face Powd. and 50c Armand Lipstick for $1
Full Size Sturdy Card Tables with Fireproof Top 98c
$1 Polyp One-Piece Hardened Steel Padlocks for 49c
25c VaL Allen's 50 Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 9c
Full Size Rubber Shower Capes, clearance at 29c
Men's Metal Lunch Kits with Pint Vacuum Bot. $1.19
New Wondersoft Kotex Sanitary Napkins 2 pkgs. 29c
200 Sheet Packages Kleenex Absorbent Tissues 13c
2-oz. Ambrosia Cleanser, Cream & Tightener, all 29c
New Jumbo Tube Palmolive Shaving Cream for 37c
Fitches Shaving Cream tnd Talc, 50c Val. 19c
32 pc. Adams
Dinner Set
with S5.00 to Fred Meyer
Cash Register Receipts from
Any or All Depts.
Handsome dinner sets In
seyeral pleasing designs. In
clndes cups, 6 saucers, 6
plates, sauce dishes, 8 sal
ad plates, 1 yegetable dish
and 1 platter. Hare an extra
set for the breakfast nook.
80 Paper Napkins 9c pkg.
Palmolive Soap 7 bars 29c
Glentx Sanitary Belts 9c
lxl Adhesive Tape 5c
1-oz. Zinc Ointment 10c
65c Pond's Creams for 39c
RUBBER GOODS
2 Qt. Reliance Fountain Syringe 39c
2 Qt. Reliance Hot Water Bottle 39c
2 Qt. Niagara Hot Water Bottle 49c
2 Qt. Red Parisienne Hot Water Bot. 69c
2 Qt. Supreme Red Hot Water Bottle 69c
2 Qt. Over Capacity Red Flame Bot. $1.29
$1 Ladies Douche Syringe 49c
Guaranteed Household Rubber Gloves 9c
BABY NEEDS
8 oz. Wide or Narrow Nursers 5c
Med. and Large Baby Pants 9c
15c Heinz Strained Vegetables 9c
50c Mennens Baby Oil 34c
25c Mennens Baby Talc 15c
25c J & J Baby Soap 2 for 25c
25c J & J Baby Talc 19c
75c Dextri Maltose. 59c
Buddy L Truclic
Sturdy dump trucks, ladder
trucks, auto wreckers and
city baggage drays com
plete with electric lights
each
Cachmcpc Doquct
3 bars
as
The former. 25c cakes
now at a price everyone
can afford.
SICK ROOM NEEDS
$1 Fever Thermometers 59c
Lb. Hospital Cotton 19c
5 Yds. Sterile Gauze 29c
2 Qt. Douche Can Complete 89c
1x5 Adhesive Tape 15c
1 in. Gauze Bandages 5c
Va oz. Mercurochrome 5c
No. 8 Invalid Cushions $1.49
Rectal Tubes 19c
Colon Tubes 23c
TOILETRIES
50c Hinds Honey Almond Cream 37c
50c Santiseptic Lotion 39c
60c Italian Balm 44c
35c Dreskin 25c
60c Mello Glo Face Powder 34c
$1.10 Coty Face Powder and Perfume 79e
$1.10 Coty Assorted Perfume 79c
65c Lady Esther Cream 37c
$1.10 Hoppers Restorative Cream 74c
50c Junis Face Cream 37c
Water- Glasses
ea.
Libby't sum
taakl.rt wiU
Mllad dft tftt
rttiatf chipping.
CrrU clear.
Cream and Perfume
&5
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5 a Jar Peek
Bilttk Oraam
a4 tt-os- kattla
Cariaea Parfoma.
FEQDEElAlL
Loads
Box af 33 Fa
aral -Haaark gar,
anneal t p a 1
fled ataalla. Ckill
td iboi Size
aa4 a.
5 lbs. Malted Milk
DoU niltid
adlk wit a iweat
a. Kiddie
tare it.
Long Bath Brushes
Iftm'ia. Iff
1m a.rak'Taw
Back wiU Uaaa.
Paatel afcadc.
$3.75 Hair Dryers
0
XI a trie kair
. ryr tkat Bake
k a at a akaapaaa
aa p 1 a a tnimbla.
Apprva4 appU-aaca.
Bridge Cards, 2 for
A t e decorated
J lariat a r d .
.9 few
deck kandr.
Table Tennis Sets
Coapleta vita 4
paddlaa, kalla.
aa, aad kaldera.
It's raa.
My-Te-Fine Blades
10 Co?
29c
Ani 1 klada
f i T a a, Doakla
til. tiTII
iaifktT ia
akaraa.
m
Long Ggdreites i i
Head Plays 59c ctn.
11-inch long cigarette. Carton equals 200 reg. ci
garettes. Discontinued number.
10c Longchamps Cigars
5 for 29c
Box of 50 for $2.89. A Sensational Value
3 Union Leader and $1 Pipe 29c
Regular 10c size Union Leader tobacco and 1 Bakellta
pipe, all tor only 29c In thia thrifty combination.
16-oz. Prince Albert and Pipe 79c
Also the 16-oz. Half & Half amoklng tobacco with COe
briar pipe.-
5c Stud Tobacco 6 pkgs. 19c
Roll your own and Bare with Stud cigarette tobacco.
Chesterfields, Camels; Lucky Strikes,
Old Gold and Raleigh Cigarettes
2250 8pS96c $1.20
10c Wings, Twenty Grands, Domino,
Paul Jones, Avalons or White Rolls
2' 19c ?795c ir?r'$1.02
At Fred Meyer Tobacco Dept.
" For Hallowe'en Parties!
Hocus-Pocus
29c
in
OASC0
Hocus-Pocus takes the place of
ice cream and saves you 11c a
quart. People keep telling us it
tastes better than ice cream,
too.
ft
:4
Of
6m25
Quart
Dipped in Finer Chocolate!
Halloween Novelties 10c
The same expensire chocolate that is used In finer can
dies goes on these fresh, crispy peanut dusters. No won
der they taste better.
Hallowe'en Pack 59c box
Fancy box of assorted Hallowe'en candies and Fifth
Avenue chocolates. Others at 69c, 89c and 98c.
5c Wrigley's Gum 5 pkgs. 15c
Also Beerman's, Dentyne, Beech-Nut and Life Savers and
Fruit Drops.
Orange and Black J umbo Jelly Beana 15c lb., 2 lbs. 25c
Hallowe'en Buttercream Candy, Witches, Cats, 19c lb.
Chocolate Filled Thin-Shelled Jack Straws 29c lb.
Broken Chocolate 10c lb., 2 lbs. 85c, 10 lbs. f 1.75
Witching Sweets A Tacked Ensemble 69c
Hershey'a 8-oz. Chocolate Bars 2 for 25c
At Candy Dept.
Aa bif around as a
baseball with life
saver eyes and sum
drop mouths they're
a scream for party fa
Tors. Orange or black.
Hallowe'en
Novelties
10c
Orange and black gum
drop animals that nev
er came from, the too.
Orange - Black
Cream Wafers
29 c ib.
Colorful after - dinner
wafers for the party.
Kiddies' Box
25c
Special Hallowe'en
candies for the party.
At Candy Dept.
u Ash Tray
I IOC
I ' TT M . 1 t . -
1- -ibc auT J
black aia, tray irith
broaia Csaraa.
At Taitotry Sapta. Told
; after Vawlay, Oct. 22,
D
Prices for Friday
Morn Thru
Monday
These prices effective the
first thing Friday morn
ing. Ad copies posted in
our stores. No mall or
ders except on Toiletry
Dept. Items. - - 5 .
Food is a Wise Investment! Prices Are Tending Up!
flat
cans
for
large
My-Te-FineMorClams 2
My-Te-Fine 2 Corn 2
My-Te-Fine Pumrjkin
Skyflake Crackers
White Star Tuna 2 & 19c; 2 29c
Hill's Bros. Coffee t 31c; 60c
Calumet Baking Powder - 24c
French's Pure Vanilla & 10c
lb.
25c
25c
10c
18c
My-Te-Fine Pineapple 2 15c
My-Te-Fine Family Flour $1.59
Happy vale Pink Salmon 2 19c
Standard Tomatoes urM 3 29c
French's Bird Seed
per
pkfir.
lie
Libby's Home Made Style Pickles, pint jars for 15c
Ry-Tak, 2-lb. pkg. 23c; Grapennt Flakes 2 pkgs. 19c
Market Day Seedless Raisins, (4-lb. bag) for 25c
Snider's Tomato Catsup, large bottle for 15c
White King Toilet Soap, 3 bars for 14c
. Kleen Brite Pot Cleaners, 5 each ;; ,
Rex Iff? for Deasing Drains, 2 tall cans for 15c --
Hersheys Baking Chocolate ( V4-IK bars) 2 fcrlle
Hearts Delight Whole: Peeled Apricots; 2 tails 25c -
. Swansdown Cake Flour, large package for 25c
Lana Brand Pineapple, (No. 2 tins), 2 for 25c
Wild Rice, 1-lb. cellophane package for 39c
French's . 'Wordiestershire Sance. 1 fknr hnHU 11
Flavorade 3. pkgs. .10c; Libby's Sauerkraut, lg. can 12c
i t a m & v . . .
no7U oranir xomaio juice XiO. Z lUtSJ'4 cans Z9C
Walla Walli Valley Peas (No. 4 sieve), 2 cans 25c
A B Brand Naptha Soap, 6 large bars for 25c
Toilet Tissue, (1000 Sheet), 6 rolls for 25c
Libby's Meatwich Spread, 2 tins for 15c
At Fred Meyer Grocery Dept.
TTl. J
0 aco
ir
Jm cmrme
170 North Liberty St. ;
, (Between State and Court Streets)
A" few everyday deep-cut prices are included in thia ad.
V
pfecea No.' 2a. Good eookera
50
37c
Cauliflower 2 ,or 7c '
: Good alie, well bleached
lieada.
: Danish Squash
7 for 10c
Fine bakers.
Bananas 4 lbs. 1 9c
Golden ripe Fine in lunches.
Celery Hearts 5c bu.
Well bleached, fine tor stuffing ,
Lemon ettes
2 doz. 13c
Fine for Jalce.7 Prevent colds
by uslnr taese.
;. - : At Fruit Dept.
Boiling Onions
1 25 lbs. 28c .
No. la. Now fa the time to
stock up.