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errer tried Snow Flakes
-the light, flaky crackers
that tut ao good with
soap mod salads? Do get
a package today. YoaH
like them!
YosH fiad these soda
wafers delicately light
" and delldously freak
;-. ; That's why most women
. la the West prefer them,
v of course; "'
The Uaeeda Bakers
bakery la iwfchin a ihori
dlataf of roar gro
cery store sts Wi
4 that crsckm
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Mrs. Wayne Yoris, whose trial
on charge of assault with a dan
gerous weapon took three days In
circuit e o a r t and cost' Marion
county upward of $200 In court
fees, won prompt sentence and
parole when she appeared yester
day before Judge L. H. McMahan.
The court sentenced her to spend
one year In the county Jail and
then released' her to her attorney,
W. W. IfcKinner. Mrs. Toris was
fonnd guilty by a circuit court
Jury Tuesday of shooting and
wounding Harlan Bones, 17-year-
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old Turner boy. She thanked th
judge yesterday for-his consider
ate action. - :v"
Robert McMillan, who weired
trial on forgery charge lnvoly
lag a SIS check, pleaded runty
and was sentenced to one year in
state prison by Judg MeManaa.
The court then paroled McMillan
to his attorney, William J. Lin-
fOOt. " , :
On the other band, Robert
Nealy, who pleaded guilty to forg
ing ft 112.50 check, was sentenced
to serve eight months In the state
penitentiary and was takes there
late yesterday for incarceration. .
Thomas Savage, who pleaded
guilty to stealing ft light truck
belonging to Harry Levy, was sen
tenced by J u d g HcMahaa to
serre aix months in the state pri
son. Savage was said to be drunk
when he stole the truck. 4
Paul Harold Purdy, arraigned
tor theft of personal property be
longing to Earl Hatymark, plead
ed guilty, bat hla case was indefi
nitely continued by the court.
Purdy, a veteran, is aaid to be in
poor health and friends are seek
ing to get him into a veterans'
hospital. -
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APPEAR
M IN
MONMOUTH, Nor. 2 2. David
Campbell, Portland pianist, will
appear in concert at the Oregon
Normal school Tuesday night, No
vember 27, at 8 o'clock. Mr.
Campbell Is a native son of Mon
month. His father, the late Thom
as Campbell, was an early pres
dent of this institution, and BIS
half-brother, the late Prince L
Campbell, also served the normal
as president before he became
president of the University of
Oregon. David Campbell is an
alumnus of the normal, has at
tended Whitman college, and stu
died music in Berlin for several
years. He was overseas during the
.World war, serving much of the
time as an interpreter. He now
has his own studio in Portland,
but for a time was connected
with the Ellison-White musle
conservatory of Portland.
While in Monmouth he will be
the guest of his aunt. Miss Cas
sia stump.
Give Warning on
Dangerous Drugs
Widespread use of two danger
ous drugs on which destroys
the llrer and the other which kills
the white corpuscles of the blood
brought a warning this week
from the federal food and drug
administration. These drugs are
cinchophen and amidopyrine. Cin
chophen, a chemical anodyne and
sedatiTe, is sometimes used by
sufferers from neuralgia, rheuma
tic pains, neuritis and similar con
ditions: Amidopyrine Is frequent
ly found In headache remedies and
ether pain killer.
JAY GDULD LHQ
BEST FOODS HEAD
Jar Gould, who la said to bare
done more than any other person
in the country to make salad an
American habit, has just been
elected president of Th Best
Foods. Inc according to word re
ceived here today by R, C. Blaxall,
local distributor lor the company.
This new 'honor has been con
ferred upon Mr, Oould after ten
years of distinguished service as
vice-president a?4 general man
ager of th company. He suceeeds
Randolph Catlin, who has resign
ed In order to devote more of his
time to Gold Dust corporation, of
which he la also president. In Mr.
Catlin'g place on the board ot di
rectors of Best Foods will be Mr.
Henry P. Werner ot Buffalo,
N. T., president of the Hecker H-0
company, Inc.
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IN ADULT CLASSES
Adult educational classes are
meeting regularly at th Salem
senior high school with a fairly
large enrollment la most of th
classes.
' It is still possible to enroll for
work;, and all adults over 11 years
of age are eligible tor th classes
free ot charge. The curriculum
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includes courses in English, public
speaking, history, tnathematics.
current events, other - general
courses, and alao. vocational cour
ses such aa sewing, home hygiene,
landscape gardening, shorthand,
typing, trad mathematics and
blueprint making.
Anyone Interested In particu
lars may get th information by
calling Miss Swanson at 6719, or
by going to th continuation de
partment in th high school build
ing.
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Th little town ot Shaw leads
Marion county dlatrlcta outside ot
Salem In completion of Its annual
Red Cross roll call, campaign of
ficials announced yesterday. Bhaw
has. anlv finished, tta drtV first.
but sent In ft substantial Increase
over past contributions.
Th Shaw roll can was carried
on by Lloyd O. Keen, who mad
hie rounds on crutches, due to a
badly sprained ankle. Reports ftr
that other districts are fast wind
ing up their solicitations.
In Salem, th business district
roll call will likely be completed
today, William McOilchrist, Jr.,
campaign director, said yesterday.
Mor than has already been
placed la the bank front the re
sponse In th downtown district.
Additional residential districts
were reported complete yesterday
by Mrs. Garland Simpson, Mrs. J.
N. Chambers, Mrs.-George Weller,
Mrs. Curtis Johnson, Mrs. Chand
ler Brown and Mrs. Dorothy Mc
Donald. The roll call has also been fin
ished, with substantial Increases
over last year, is the stat library
and th industrial accident com
mission offices.
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All Oregon grocers this week
are featuring special prices on
lettuce, tomatoes, celery, fruits,
sea foods and all salad items.
THIS Is "Best Foods All-Oregon Salad
Week"! See the special salad displays
and low prices at your grocer's. Delicious
fresh fruits and vegetables ; ; the finest
canned shrimp, crab and tana fish. And Best
Foods Mayonnaise, too, is being featured
everywhere at low prices.
Best Foods, you know, is real
the Coast's favorite. It is made of fresh eggs,
fresh salad oils, clear vinegars, imported
spices. All double-whipped for finer flavor
and velvety smoothness.
Specials on all Best Foods
Dressings
All this week your grocer is featuring special
displays of this supremely fine mayonnaise
at its present amazingly economical prices.
And you will find other Best Foods dress
ings, too, at special low prices. Best Foods
French Dressing, Best Foods Relish Spred,
Gold Medal Salad Dressing, Best Foods
Thousand Island Dressing and the famous
Farming's Bread and Butter Pickles all
"specials" this week.
See Grocer's Displays r
So see your grocer's special displays an?
prices of fresh fruits and vegetables this
week. And plan to serve plenty of crisp
nourishing healthful salads with Best Foods,
the Mayonnaise that reaches you utterly .
fresh wholesome, delicious!
OREGON'S FAVORITE MAYONNAISE