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WALDO HILLS. DecV .i-Mrsi
Pauline .Wanger, 68, died Wed
nesday night at her come la the
Evergreen district. Funeral ser
Ticea trill be held Saturday after,
noon at 1:30 o'clock in the Men.
nonlte church at Praium i-with
Rer. J. M. Frans officiating and
Interment in the Pratura ceme-.
tery, :. v ,
Mra, Wenger, "? the widow ot
Robert Wenger, was norn ta Mis
souri December 11, 1MIV a n d
was married to Robert Wenger
October 22, 1885, at Monro. Wis.
They came to Silrerton In 18881 .
Surviving are nine children:
Cora Welty and Oscar of Pratum,
Leona riynn of Salem, Elizabeth
Mnller of Polk county, Krnest,
William; Edward. Eldon and Al
ma at home; two brothers, Os
car and John Dick of Evergreen;
even grandchildren and one
great grandchild. Ekman funeral
aome is in charge of arrange. J
meats. . , . .
Aci7 Deal in Farm EJuildings
Here is something; that will interest
every farm owner. We regard it as
one of the most important announce
xnents we have ever made to our
trade. We invite yoa to drop in at.
our yard and let "us tell you about
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You Better Farm
Buildings for Less
Money.
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Jroo, without cost, authentic
planning and construction of any farm build
ing you may need. This farm service is fully
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strength, rigidity, permanence, through tested
construction principles, and do; it for less
money. ; ; . ;v . - ,.
" Blore Than 100 Farm Buildings
; Each has received the'stamp' of approval of
the agricultural engineers of 15 leading' State
Univeoities the nation's best building au-
" thorities on farm construction. Think what that
means t you 1 . -
Lumber That Gives You a Better
Job At Lower Final Costs
Wa not only farnlaa FRZX BLUE PRINT3 of an? of tbesa
bnildinrs to tw eubmen bat wt ihow how TfiJtiliMuni
4-SQUAUE lumber era b wd to H better c atiucUoa at
lower Snal eort th right lumber to aae and. bow to It. ,
It will pay yon to know alt about this aw aerrtoe. We'll be
ate to cxplala it fuHr. " -
J. W Cbpeland Yards
CkQ at ear effiee r
eepy at tab) vataabl
YELLOW BUXGALOW OFFICK
520 Wallace Road
Phone 6627
Confer oh Monetary Problems
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The Rev. Charles U Coughlin U shown In Detroit as he continued'
his preliminary diicussiona on monetary questions with Senator
.Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma prior to their departure for Washing'
ton. - The radio prlist announced that he planned to push the plat
form of his newly-formed National Union for Social Justice before'
IIMTES111
-FOB CIIICII
USES
GATES, Dec.' ' Etangelistlc
services which have been held at
the I. O. a F. hall during the past
three weeks closed Sunday night.
Rev. Frank Porter of Mill City,
In charge of the services, announc
ed Sunday that the hall has been
rented for , the remainder of the
winter for the use of local people
for church of Christian Endeavor
services. Sunday school services
will be held at the clubrooms as
better classrooms are available
there: -r.-.-' v,r-'
Octave Toget of Salem who was
giving a series ot bible studies fn
connection with the evangelistic
services was forced to stop before
the. close ef the series because ot
illness. . , V- -v ., .. - .-
. ' A treat tor the local Sunday
scheol Sunday was a vtslt . from
the county j president of. Sunday
schools, Fred deYrles ot Pratum.
DeVrles ,spoke at the - Sunday
school hour and afterwards. '
The Sunday school Is planning
for a visit from O. H. Wilbur ot
Salem on the coming Sunday. This
will be an all-day service and bas
ket lunch At noon. A group ot
young people from Albany college
will assist with the meetings.
Ox Shoe Exhibited ;
at- Scio Brings to
,'; Mind Olden Times
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SCIO, Dec. f . An ox shoe, be
lieved, to have been made about
70 years ago either by Mike BI1
yeu's father or his relatives, was
brought to Scio from the Mike
Bilyeu farm on Burmester creek,
about 10 miles east of this city,
this week and is on display in
Riley Shelton's office. , .
Mike's father used cattle tor
farm purposes and for transpor
tation for years and .did his own
shoeing ot the cattle. . He also
made the, shoes from Iron" " pur
chased on the markets and from
strips aad scraps of iron not seed
ed tor other purposes. It is stated.
HIM SURREY IS
SELECTED BY STiR
STATTOX Dec I. Members
of Acacia Chapter O.E.S., enjoy
ed a potluck dinner at their hall
Tuesday night. Later officers
were elected for the coming year
as follows: W. M., Thelma Sur
rey; W. P..-Willis Brown: A. P.,
Chas.' Sprungman; A. M., Mrs.
Chai." Sprungman; ; conductress,
Mrs. Hal Sbeiton; associate con
ductress, Mrs. M. Wendt; . secre
tary, JJrs. 'Winis . Brown,- and
treasurer, Mrs. Chas. Burmester.
Officers will be Installed De
cember 27 at whkh time the new
Masonic officers elected, namely,
W. M.. Roy Phillipi; S. W.. O. E.
Gardner; J. W., A. Van Nuys;
treasurer. Gram Murphy; end Sec
retary, Chas.. Burmester, will also
be installed. Members' of -tne O.
E. S. are to hare a Christmas tree
at their next r.egulaf meeting. De
cember IS. ... - .
Funeral services of Mrs. Hat
tie -Hassler, held here Wednes
day afternoon, were largely at
tended and the floral tributes
were many and beautiful. Rev.
Albin Esson, of Albany,- conduct
ed the serflce at the Weddle cha
pel .here and the graveside ser-
vices at the Providence cemetery
were in charge of the Rebekah .
lodge of Scio. Mrs. W. H. Lyman
and Mrs. William Crabiree sang
three numbers: Pallbearers were
all neighbors of the family: Ed.
Joseph, William and Adam Ker
ber, J. H. Missler and J. L. Jor
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rOISOV OAK. CLINGS ' '
STATTON, Dee. . ' MUton ,
Bell is still laid op with a severe
stuck of poison oak at the home
ot his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
BelL lilton, a freshman at Ore-"
gon State, contacted the poison
oak while out getting wood for a
bonfire on the campus. His sister.
Miss Rosella. has also' been ab
sent from the parochial school
here due to a severe nose bleed -which
necessitated calling a phy
sician. ' . -"
jnembers of the new congress.
REPAIRS; OH
DAYTON, Dec Albert Det
merlng is repairing his building
housing the Dayton confectionery
and restaurant that has been un
der the management - of Gerald
Hadley. since May, 193S..A. new
manager will be in charge as soon
as the repairs are complete."1" .
. The first killing Irost of the
season visited this ltcality Tues
day night but the sua -was shin
ing bright "Wednesday. ; j .
Clearing some of the stumps In
the city park has been the work
of the'
dsys.
SERA crew the last few
Petitions of Race
Horse Owners Ask
New Fair Director
CANBT, Dec. 6. Requests that
harness 'races be included on the
state fair program for II 35 and
that a new director ot agriculture,
and director of the state fair be
appointed arc included In peti
tions being circulated here by
race none owners who are 'win
tering at the county fairgrounds
here.' "- " r -v- "..-:..
:The petition will be presented'
to OtTrernor-elect Martin when he
assumes office. . . ,
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Drug Prices
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Saturday,
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Drug Prices
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Saturday,
Through
Monday
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You r P re s crjpt ion s F i 11 ed a t E c o n o m i c a 1 P r i ce "
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V SHAVINO NEEDS Y ' II
Tooth Pastes
(50clpana 89e ,.
50c Pepsodent 87c
50c Iodent 87c
60c Kolynos 83e
25c Colgate's 18c
Tooth Powders
25c Lyons25e
: 50o Revelation 85c -85c
Calox 29c
25c Colgate's 18c
Tooth Brushes
50c Dr. West's 89c
50eTek89c
25e Chevron 10c
50C Prophyrctfc 89c
Dexter 10e. :
McKESSON'S REMEDIES
$1 Albagar 79c - ,
$1 SortOBe 79c
75c Cod Liver OO 50c
"-: . full plat plain or mint flavor
Hal Liver Oil Caps 50s f 1.00
Aspirta Tablets 100s 87c
Soda Mint Tablets 45s 10c
Vltamoa Cone . Tabs 100s 91.00
SQUIBITS REMEDIES
f 1.00 Adex Tablets 79c
75c Liq. Petrolatum 69c
f 1.00 Cod Liver Oil 79c
50 Milk of Magnesia 83c
15c Aspirta Tablets 10c
- 40c Shaving Cream 83c -
25c Tooth Paste 10c
SHAVING NEEDS
40c Colgate's Shavinjf Cream 29c
(Discontinued)
35c Palmolive (discontinued 10c
S5c Williams Cream 29c
- Aqna Velva Freo
50c Woodbnry's After Shave 80c
Gillette Razor A 5 Blue Blades 40c
Gem Razor aad 2 Blades 25e J -Eaders
Rasor and 5 Blades 85c - 1
25 Probak Jr. Blades 50c -
BABY NEEDS
81.00 Lactogen 79c -.
50c Johnson's Cream 85c
50c Menaen's Baby Ofl 89c - ''
50c Pablom 37c . -
40c Casforla 27c
SOAPS
Woodbary 8 for 25c
Cashmere 'Roquet
8 for 25c
Life Bnoy 8 for 17c
Palmolive 8 for 14c
Lax 8 for 17e
Camay 8 for 14c
Ivory 8 for 17c .
Jergens' Thrift
.10 for 20c
Lysol 8 for 25c '
25c Packer's 20c'
30c Reslnol 24c
25c Catlcara 20c
25c Castile 2 for 25c
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Try
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a m o u s
u m h o Milk S h a k c
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10c
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Xmas Sets
For Men
Collates 97c
, McKessons 79c
Palmolive 97c
Williams 98c
Woodburys. 79c
. Boyer $1JZ0
Woodburys 49c ,
Cotys 93c - 1.98
. - Yardley's
$2.35: $50
PILLS AND TABLETS
50c Yeast Foam S4c
80c Cascara Quinine 10c
75cAaada59c .
50c Ex-Lax 87c
75c CaroJd and BOe 50c
100 PhenobarMUl 69e
lOOVeracoIatefl.09 "
45 Soda Mint and Pepsin 15c
. ANTISEPTICS
75c Listrrlne SOc -
50c Pepsodent 89e
SOc Lysol 48c
50cS.T.87SoL85c
75c Takara 50c
Pt. Antiseptic SoL 10c,
. SOc Lavoris 89c
85c Vkks 25c
. 25c Mercnrochrome 10c
COUGH SYRUPS .
50c Oeo-Terpia SOc
85c Piso's 25c
60c Rem 40c
65c Plnex 53c
65c Pertassia 40c -
NOSE DROPS
50cAraea84c
25c Mistol IOC
50c Albomist 80c with Ephedrlae
50c Groves 34c - 4
RE3IEDIES ;
Qt. Rosslan Mineral Ofl 69c
1 lb. Agar Agar 63c
3 lbs. Psyllium Seed 53c
Pint Robbing Alcohol 18c V
Pint BUlk of Magnesia 15c
Pint Bay Rum 23c - ,
Pint Witch Razel 10c
S3
Gjarcttej'
Camels , Lacldea
Chesterfields
Old Golds r
2 pkgs. 25c
Carton 81.20
Plata or Xmas
Wrapped
Icjr-IIot Vacnam
Bottle, pint, 70c .
Lunch Kits with
pint botUe fl.lt
Cllqaot Club Ginger.
Ale or Sparkling -Water,
pints,
., . 2 for 25e . ,
Weinhard's Lime
-Rickey 28-oz. 25c
'iDririSBfe;.
i , -W cans
. Del Montt -
Sliced
Peacne
A minion dol
' lar dessert for
a few pennies.'
2s. . .
Wheatics
35c
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Del Monte .
Saloon
.Rich, red sal-'
moa. from Al
aska's Icy 'wa
ters. Tall caal
can
17c
ASPARAGUS
- 7 - Del Monte
Xo. 2 six can
Moest aspara
gus butter
render. , . "
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; can .
19c
11c
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Free prlxes la
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Building Con
test. For de
tails see oar,
display at
Wheat lea..
ocoa
Mothers C
Rolled Oats
SALAD OIL
2 lbs; if SG
9-lb bag393
3I9G
quart
White King
Granulated Soap
Large Package :
White iGns
Toilet Soap
14 bars 17c
1 1 -
Old Dutch
Cleanser
J cans 2GO
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Eater the
Old- Dutch
Limerick ..Contest Ask:
for particulars. ' -
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iviincea viams zs
GREEN BEANS 2'
Racroft PEAS
HONEY
CHEESE
D03 Food . .TOlie
SUGAR
HOT SAUCE
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piirkees Salad Dressing
8alpon Soap Flakes
Baker s Cocoa r
lz pound 10c
- Baker's Cocoanut '
- Vz pound 15c
! lb. 23c MKVn
. :;.: : 3 for 10c,
DurlcccsMayonnaise
Palmolive Soap -v-- 6
Tea Garden Drips
Kclloggs wheat Biscuit
Pissly Wssly Flour
V2
can So
10 lbs. 50o
3 cans HOG
5
pound
Pke?..
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23C
bars 25 c
pkg.lOc
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The Baker girl will be at our
store Saturday between,l and
2 p,m. giving Free Samples.
can
3 cans
2cahsHQG
Pure (j) pound jar 'JQ Q
vTilIamook i 1
closeout
HUG
Folger's
COFFEE
-pound can 30c .
2-pound can 58c
Get a genuine porcelain
Dripolator FREE. Ask
us. ' - ' '
Corn Flakes. Post Toasties ..:.i:3 pkg. 20 C
Myrtle Coffee..:-!: 17c f
Mince Meatl..........;..... pounds 1 9 c
, .Produce Items Friday and Saturday Only 1
'5AUEiSO Bunch Ag
Milki Mt ; Vernon, Armours.:3 cans 17c
Pears !.w....:.lNo. J Oceans "gallons" 29 C
Wax Paper, 1 roll Jl:..2 for 2Sr
ORANGES Vzcase Oa.EcJ
1mt9 Sis Jalrjr Navels
SPINACH ?!
" Tbick Cleaa leaves
Lettuce.
Crisp Ftra Beads
GRAPEFRUlTs 6f
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pound 30
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