iWS EIGHT h The OREGON STATESMAN. Salm,: Oregon; 'llMagSamiSMV ISWiWA :ir ' vt ir,,.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Helps Friend Win
bathroom and Installed plumbing
and hot and cold water. Mrs. Stay,
whose husband passed away sud
denly in September, plans to leaTt
about December 1 for a trip to
Calif ornia where she has a niece.
Music for the masquerade dance
at the clubhouse Saturday night,
will . be " furnished ' by Mrs. Roy
Davenport, Roy Davenport and
Sam Ness. Prises for the best cos
tume will b awarded. Club mem
bers and their friends are urged
to attend.- ;
Granger's News
Column
C0:..1ITTEES LISTED
10 FAIL AT HOTEL
SUM. CIIILHI
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JScarth Presides for First
Time; Dr. Douglas Is
Speaker on Health .
SILVERTON, Not. 21 New
'officers presided at the NoTember
meeting of chamber of commerce
held ber tonight. W.. P. Scarth,
new . president, announced bis
committees for the rear as fel
lows: - ' . v -. ' ' '
Membership Robert Goetz,
Oscar Lee, Frank Alfred, Earl
Hartman, S. P. Ross, P. SchmJdt,
tu F. Tucker, Ed Campbell, Er
rol Ross, Claire Jarris; publicity
E. J. Adams, .". D. Drake, W.
E. Satchwell, Alfred Coete;
roads: Dr. P. A. Loar, R. B, Dun
can, Joba Calrtn Schlador, J.
Sorter; Industrial George
Bubbs, Norris Ames; risitation
Ernest Starr, Otto Legard, Eroll
Ross, Rex Albright; entertain
ment Zetta Schlador, Gut De
Xar J. C. Hassenstab; luncheon
R. A. Fish, Reber Allen, Claire
Jarris, Dr. E. M. Stewart, Her
man Kramer, C. L. Bonney, Har-
rr Larson, Al Coote; agriculture
warren Crabtree, George- Isreal
on, Victor Madsenr Merlin Con
rad, theodore Hobart, J. L.' Jones
of Marqnam, Hairy Riches; ioll
fiajr closing R. B. Duncan. Harry
Larson, J. W. Jar don; ciTic -Dr.
C. W, Keene; 1 e g i s 1 a 1 1 t e,
George Steelhammer, TJrlin Page,
M. G. Gtrnderson.
Doaglaa Speaks
' Dr. Vernon A. Douglas was the
principal speaker, talking on what
can be done inN health control
through organised effort. He
poke of the helplessness of small
towns a few years ago in the face
of an epidemic. He pointed out
that the three years starting with
1924 there were 266 cases of
maUpox in Marion County, 517
cases of dlptheria; and 30 cases
of typhoid, while in 1933 and 1934
there hare been no cases of small
pox, four of dlptheria and 11 of
typhoid.
Mrs. J. C. Scheador was chair
man of the entertainment for the
rening. She Introduced Rev.
George Swift of Salem, president
of the Marion County public
health association. Mrs. C. W.
Keene, local tuberculosis seal
sale's chairman, was also Intro
duced. Musical numbers were fur
nished by the four norsemen.
Group singing was lead by Mrs.
F. M. Powell with' Edward Syring
at the piano. r
Roy Davenport, commander of
the local Legion Post spoke brief
ly, offering the support of the
Legion to the chamber of com
merce. A discussion if reducing the
$10 membership fee was held at
the beginning of the meeting.
Opinion seemed to be in favor of
catting the fee in half. The deci
sion was left in the hands of the
directors. A rural membership fee
was announced.
Cast is Selected
for Molalla Club
Drama Next Month
MOLALLA, Not. 22. "The
Blue Bag," a three-act comedy,
has-been selected as the Civic
club play to be given, at the high
school auditorium December 7. In
the cast will be Raleigh Woodfin,
Jack Gregory, Roberta Miles, Mia
ul e Shaver, Kenneth Fredericks,
"Howard Sylter, Carmen Case,
-Clare Fluke, Hazel Bracken,
Merle Schati and Dr. J. V. Robert
son. Elton Ralston, a former vaude
Tille performer, will coach the
play. Proceeds will go towards
the support of the city park and
library.
Plas Returns to Home
After Hospital Stay
SILVERTON, Not. 22. A
daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Creed at the Silver
, ton hospital November 20. The
Infant weighed seven pounds and
eight ounces. Leona White, who
underwent a major operation at
the local hospital, Monday, is re
ported as getting along Tory well.
N. Plas, who has been at the hos
pital for several days for medical
observation, was able to return
to his home at Scotts Mills Wedes-
aay.
5 KILLED, SIAMESE PLANE
BANGKOK, Slam, Not. it. -Of)
-Five persons were killed .today
and. 1 Injured when a Siamese
operated airplane crashed Into a
crowd watching the takeoff at the
Airfield.
SHSMWIM'WtLLIAMS
SEMI-LUSTE
As mterkr psmc with the bari
drying and wuhaUs qpa&ies oi
enamel. Ikies villi half-enamel
Per Quart $1.00
CELSOi'lBROS.inc.
R. L. EUstrom, Mgr. Paint and
Roof Dept. -861
Cbemeketa, Phone 81
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Success of Miss Caroline O'Day, left, In the race for representatiTe-at-large
in New York on the Democratic ticket was a Tictory as
well for Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife of the president. Ml.
Roosevelt, who campaigned for her friend, is pictured in New York
City reading congratulatory messages after the returns showed Miss
ODay had been elected.
Sawyers, Wedded 54 Years,
. Honored by Many Friends
GERVAIS, Nov. 22. Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Sawyer passed their
54th wedding anniversary No
vember 18. Friends from Wood
burn. Silverton, Brooks, Hayes-
ville and Gervais called to con
gratulate them and distant friends
sent letters and cards of congratu
lation. Friends from Woodburn
presented them with a beautiful
floor lamp and Gervais chapter.
Eastern Star, of which Mrs. Saw
yer has been treasurer for a num
ber of year, sent them a large
bouquet of flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Grafious
are to be honor guests at a fare
well party to be given at the
church Friday night, November
23. A potluck supper will be serv
ed at 7 o'clock and a social time
with a short program will follow.
Rev. and Mrs. Grafious are leav
ing soon for Newport where Rev.
Grafious will take the pastorate
of the Presbyterian church.
Young People Organize
The young people met at the
Presbyterian church for supper
and social hour and to organize
tor the winters work . with 20
present. Alice Turner was ejected
president, Rufh Ferguson, vice-
president, and Betty Stubblefield,
secretary. J. B. Brown is leader
for the group. Betty Stubblefield
is to lead the meetin next Sun
day night.
On behalf of the Presbyterian
Missionary society Mrs. Scott
&i P. Commercial' E. H. Bingenheimer, Proprietor
SALEM'S PROGRESSIVE
YOUNG TENDER TURKEYS, Yeast Foam fed
They are tender. They
Red Mexican
Beans, 4 lbs.
19c
19c
Small White
Beans, 4 lbs.
Macaroni, curve
cut. 3 pounds ...
21c
SYRUP SALE
Amaizo Corn Syrup for
Candy Making
Golden, 5 lbs. '. .35c
Golden, 10 lbs. ........ 65c
Crystal White, 5 lbs. ..39c
Crystal White, 10 lbs. 69c
If Yon Use It Yon Will
' Like It
Candies Radio
Chocolate Drops
2 pounds
Mix, and
25 c
Sugar, fine cane
10 pounds
Twenty-five
pounds
One hundred
pounds .
51c
$J.26
?5-04
Rinso
Large size
19c
Van Camp's -Tomato
Soup, can
5c
H. Bf Egg Producer with oil
and greens. The kind that gets
results.
100 lbs. .......
$235
H. B. Layvrell Egg . Mash.; A
nigh grade egg mash , &n ia
100 lbs. . , . . . ; $1U
Jones presented Mrs. Grafious a
parting gift at the meeting Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. V. O.
Booster led the devotional ser
vice and Mrs. Jones conducted the
business meeting. Report of the
bataar held October-SI showed
about 75 was cleared. Mrs. J. B.
Brown and Mrs. J. C. Adams, as
sisted by Mrs. Lulu Wynn, served
during the social hour.
Prospals Return
to Home in South
After Shaw Visit
SHAW, Not. 22. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Prospal and daughter, Jan
et, and John Prospal, returned to
their home at Crockett, Calif., af
ter spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Prospal.
A group- of friends gathered
Tuesday eTening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fieber, In
honor of the birthday of Andrew
Fieber and daughter. Angeline.
Cards were the diversion. Those
bidden were: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nannemann and. daugh
ter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Perry, Lester, Rose, Marian and
Jean Perry, Theresa Masser, Jim
Tindell of Salem, Clarence Gofi
fin, Archie Germond, Frank Mass
er, Arnold Reik, Henry Hanson,
and the hostess, Mrs. Andrew Fieber.
are No. 1 Birds. POUND
Bing's Fresh
Candled Eggs
Special for Friday and
Saturday
Mediums 24c
Pullets 21c
They are Good Because
They are FRESH!
Kerr's Mince Meat. You
can't beat it for -j
flavor, 2 pounds .... JLiC
Economy Coffee, ground
fresh every day, ' -g qi
Pound -..XtC
THREE rn
Pounds , OoC
Delicious Salted Wa
fer Crackers, 0)
2-pound box ..C
2 boxes m rt A
for. ....47c
Oregon Milk
3 cans ,
17c
Kerr's Rolled Oats Q n J;
10-pound bag O I C
Do not forget to order that
fine yeast fed Turkey,
dressed for only 27(
FEED DEPARTMENT
HODGEN-BREWSTER FEEDS LEAD
II. B. Dalrymeal. ' i Qp
20 protein, 100 lbs. i.OD
3-Btar Dairy Feed, a good feed
lor a -low prico 1 A
80 lbs. . .... . .... 1.0.U
Merriman Family Moves to
Home Recently Bought
- at Scotts Mills
LYONS, Nor. 22. Mrs. D. C.
Abels of the Abels hotel, fell on
the board walks about her home
Tuesday noon reeeiviar a. had tar
and severe bodily bruises. This is
me secona quite nara iaii Mrs.
Abels has had this winter. Mrs.
Abels Is In her early SO's.
Mrs. Nina Merriman and fam
ily left late Monday for Scotts
Mills "where they have purchased
residence property and will make
their home. The WintermuLa fam
ily of Salem, arrived here by
track Monday afternoon to live on
the place vacated by the Merri
manj. The folks st Scotts Mills
moved to Salem.
Miss Frances Letzo. who fa em
ployed at the Harry Hobjson home,
is quite 111 with what Is thought
to be a spinal Infection due prob
ably to an old Inlurv. Sha la a
sister of Mrs. Orrille Downing.
Mrs. G. F. Johnson spent Tues
day afternoon with Mn. r. a .
Cornforth assisting her with quilt
ing. Nearly every lady in and
arouna Lyons has followed the
making of a quilt or quilts the
past year. Also the Ladies' club
have had a good many to quilt.
They furnished some the past
week and are to have an all-day
quilting today at' the elutt rooms
with a potluck lunch at noon.
Alex Bodeker, who was quite
painfully though not serionsly In
jured last week, is Improving
qnite rapidly and expects to be
able to return to work In a few
days.
Miss Rose Schwindt of Jordan,
who has been employed at the
Everett Crabtree home for some
time, was taken to Albany Fri
day and operated on at the Gen
eral hospital late Sunday for ap
pendicitis. She is a younger sister
of Mrs. Dellis Westenhause of
Lyons.
Rebekahs Get Honors
at Annual Stunt Fete
SILVERTON, Not. 22. Sllyer
ton Rebekahs and Odd Fellows at
tending the annual stunt night,
held at Salem early in the week,
returned with the triumph of win
ning first place in stunts. The
Silverton group giving the stunt
included Mrs. Robert Goetz, Mrs.
Will Egan, George Busch. Helvie
SilTer and John Gehrke. Mrs.
Goetx and Miss Silver also sang
a duet.
F
Half Soles 75c
Rubber Heels ..25c
Ladies' Half Soles 60c
Ladies' Heels .20c
O'RIELLY'S
LEATHER SHOP
Right Back of Western Anto
255 Court Street
45AS1HI
Phone 3527 4 Deliyeries
STORE
27c
VEGETABLES
Sweet Potatoes OQ
6 pounds OC
Bananas
4 pounds
19c
Oranges, mammoth size,
Dozen .. 29c
Oranges, medium
size, doz.
21c
Cranberries
Real value, 2 lbs.
Potatoes, U. S.
No. 2. 50-lb. bag
29c
37c
FLOUR
Now is the time to stock
up. We have a few barrels
ofu the famos Kerr's
White Eagle S-g .53
ihardwheat. 49-lbs. .. JL
Thompson's Red Rose, a
valley blend -.45
flour, 49s
Kitchen Queen
flour, 49s .
'1
.65
Stringless Beans AK.
No. 2 cans, 3 for ....UC
Also Mill Hun. Bran, Wheat,
Shorts, Middlings, Beet Pulp,
Whole, Cracked or Ground
Corn, Oyster Shell, Grit. Char
coal, v
Come la and let as help job
with your ferd problems, t - .
(ipumli(S-10O TAOl KU t
MACLKAY. Not. 2Z. At the
Home Economies elan meeting at
the haU Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
J. Amort -was elected president;
Mrs. S. Berry, vice-president, and
Mrs. J. F. C. Tekenhurg, secretary-treasurer,
for the e o m l n g
year. The study subject for the
afternoon was "The Oregon
School System."
UIBEHN
LAIS ESTATE SOLD
SILVERTON, Nov..J2. The
John O. Lais estate, of which
Romey Lais it exetutor, complet
ed the sale of 1212 acres located
between . SUverton and Silver
Creek Falls state park this week
when Dorothy Lais bought 00
acres and Halleck Funrue bought
75 acres.
Other purchasers of the estate
are: Dr. P. A. Loar of Silverton,
580 acres; K. L. Warnock, 146
acres;- James Hutcheson of Cali
fornia, 80 acres; Charles Reggie,
California, 243 acres.
The envire estate has been sold
through the Homeseekers Agency
of Silverton within the past four
months.
SLYTER ELECTED AGAIN
MOLALLA, Nor. 22. Boss Sly
ter, of Molalla, who was honored
at the beginning of the school
year by being elected president of
the Junior class at Pacific uni
Torslty, hat also been chosen Tice-
preawent of the student body.
ALBERS FEEDS
PROPERLY FED
TESTED HELPS
No. 48
Watch your litter, that
scratch feed Is not left
due to overfeeding, as it
will become unwholesome
in damp litter and often
cause trouble with the
health of the flock as
well as egg production.
Albers Egg Maker Paks-N-
juasn,
100 lbs.
S2.35
1135 Egg Maker n fir
Paks. 100 lbs. ..
Molasses Feed,
.. 90c
80 lbs
Turkey Grower An sv
Mash. 100 lbs. . . . $4U
MORTON'S
AND SAUSAGE SEASONING
AH these prices cash, f 6. b. store.
-228
W NTX. f t
Ferry St.
ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES
EBtmsr wSGEa (oaSMeim
Our Customers are particular about the meat they buy. Accordingly, we are just as particular about the
quality of meats that enter our market, and the method with which they are handled. SALEM'S ONLY
MARKET UNDER DIRECT STATE INSPECTION.
Tender
Sirloin STEAK
lb.
Young Beef
VEAL STEAKS perib. ESVa
LOIN CUTLETS- perib. Ege
ItailEJGE MEAT Fame
Home Rendered
PURE LARD
s lb, asc
Sugar Cured Sugar Cured '' "FlaTorfred'
PH3EpSS Cottage Rolls D3Ar.as
, Boil or Bake Easy to Carre ; DeUdously Mild
( he. Efesin?. ' S iiG).
We Close at 6 P. M.
Lincolns Modernize Home
Recently Purchased
of Mrs. Stay ,
WALDO HILLS, Not. 22.
Evergreen school is becoming mu
sically minded these days. Miss
Minnie Mascher has organised her
23 primary pupils into a rhythm
band. So far they have only wood
blocks, sticks, bills and a drum
but will later have a cymbal and
triangles. However the youngsters
are delighted with , the new ven
ture. In the upper room the principal,
E. B. Knapp has a radio zylo mar
imba which together with a drum
makes interesting music for the
recreation hour and marching.
Seven members of the grammar
grades at Evergreen have organ
ized a new forestry club. The
members have so far learned to
identify IS kinds of wood and
have brought samples from vari
ous wood lots.
They have also done some wood
graining. Officers are, president,
Noah Wenger; vice president,
Teddy Finlay; secretary, Milp
Harmon. E. B. Knapp Is the club
advisor. Other members are Har
old and Hubert Rice. Kenneth
Towns and BlUy McBride.
The Sherman Harmon family
are having their share of illness.
Ernest Is out of school having
lost three toes on his 'left foot
when an axe slipped. Tuesday
morning Kenneth was too ill to
attend and that afternoon Milo
was forced to go home 111.
The Harney Lincoln's recently
purchased the farm of Mrs. J. W.
Stay and are modernising the
house. They have added a. Mnn
and changed a washroom Into a
MUST BE
High quality j
vitami a 1 e d
feeds mean
nothing alone
-thev mast
be fed properly. Get a feed
ing ached ale and feed Al
bers feeds accordingly, and
profitable production will be
the result.
1935 Egg Maker
Mash. 100 lbs. ..
Carnation Dairy,
100 lbs.
Cal Manna,
25 lbs
Progressive Mash,
100 lbs ..
Broiler or Poultry
Fattener. 100 lbs.
Molas-O-Meal,
100 lbs
A Real Dairy
$2.30
$1.70
$1.55
$2.05
$2.45
$1.50
Feed
SMOKE - SALT
Phone
6858
HIGH QUALITY MEATS AT
Choice
BEEF ROAST
lb.
Meaty
MILK FED VEAL
TURKEYS - GEESE
Your ThanksgMng Dinner WiH B
Fresh
MARGARINE
ib.
- on Saturdays at 7 P.
It Pays
udmug EE
Day in and Day Oof -135
N. Commercial 'St. Phone 5197
The Original Yellow Front Drug and Candjr Special
Store of Salem
SCHAEFER'S
Throat and Lung Balsam
is safe efficient-inejepensive. Good for children and
grown ups too. For effective relief ...
5s and OH
SCHAEFER'S
COD XIVEEl EXTRACT
is easy to take pleasant tasting. Contains vitamins
and mineral necessary Jto maintain health and vigor.
Retain your summer health this easy way!
SCHAEFER'S
CORN REMEDY
will quickly rid you of the nagging pains and misery
of corns. Don't suffer. No relief no pay ...
SCHAEFER'S
COLD TABLETS
have been used for years. They break a cold overnight.
Stop that cough now! Get as many as you need ...
2 5S $
SCHAEFER'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment
takes the pain right out of those sore muscles. Rub it
in, and the pain rubs out.
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Butterscotch Nut Sundae
A little different, a lot better. Just what you have
been wanting. This weekend special ...
Remember SCHAEFER'S Fountain!
They Are Minute Men ...
. . . both the doctor and the pharmacist. Each
trained in Kis field, and both together ready to
serve your most vital need at a minute's notice.
Day or night you may call them, they are ready.
Service is their watchword.
EQUAL OR LOWER PRICES
Best Cuts
Round STEAK
Center Slices
PRICES DOWN
VEAL ROASTS perib. HO
LEGO' VEAL Wibr2s
- DUCKS - CHICKENS
A Success If Yea Select" Your
QnnaMttsr .
Pork
TENDERLOINS
2S(lb.
M.
to Buy at
'DPTA6RK
351 STATE STREET
Individual
Club STEAKS
each
Small T-Bones
BW Here
2 IIGpg. 25
Country Style
SAUSAGE
lb-
HARRY, M. LEVYProp.