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SELECTS DFFIGEnS
! MIDDLE GROVE, Jan. 10.
The January meeting of the young
people's Christian Endearor was
" held at the home of Mildred
Wacken. Visitors were .Mom
Smith and Harry Schwlngle. De
partment chairmen appointed by
thai president, Lola ... Hammer,
were: Worship, Mildred Wacken;
, Berylce." Esther Hammer; Instruc
tion, Norman McAllister; recrea
tion, David Bartruf f. Refresh
ments, games and a number of
accordion solos by Elmer VasVen
were enjoyed, - -
The Woman's ll'sslcn&ry to
ciety held a belated meeting at the
church Monday afternoon t9 elect
officers. ReT. G. F.4Liening, Jr.
presided i
Officers chosen: President,
Mrs. Lena Bartruf f; tice-president.
Mrs. Tillie Davis; recording
secretary, Mrs. h Scharf; corres
ponding secretary, Mrs. Lena Ear
truff; secretary literature, Mrs.
Mary Herndon; treasurer, Mrs.
Anna Hammer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scharf en
tertained with dinner Sunday
honoring the 16th wedding anni
yersary of Mr. and Mrs. Ri IT.
Hall of Portland. Mrs.- Hall and
Mrs, Scharf are sisters. L i
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When a finer and better grade of Beef ; and Pork r"
I is sold for less; tire win do iL We never use substl
j tales or misleading specials. Yon buy here the finest.'
i quality and best cats at a wholesale price. - I
- Fancy .Stocklnett Hams Our Own Blake k i
rhoie.;00
or. Half ...
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No Suet . 1 1 J n
Hamburger, and sausage can not be made' belter
than these two, even on ,thc farm. i M :-: : -a i-
Bacon Bax..20-22c
Bacon Squares 15c
v Breakfast ? f ;.
Bacon ...;20-25c
,We use the finest . quality of pork in the making
of our Hams and Bacon.
Beef Roast;;i6-12c
Beef BoO L.;....7-9c
Do not compare these prices with advertised cariner
graae 01 meau
Sirloin Steak.Lt 3c
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Swiss Steak;;..:;13c
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Pork Roast ; ..;.15c
Pig Hocks..;. .....8c
UtUe r
- Links
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A Beef or Pork Roast from this market for your
Sunday, dinner : yon will, enjoy , ; ' - ,
We Qose at 8 o'clock Saturday Evening
w rro'T u;fs
LliLD i ill LiiiET
DATTON, Jan. 10. Forty-
three stockholders attended the
annual meeting cf the Dayton
Mutual - Telephone eompany held
at the Daytoa " clTlc club rooms
Tuesday afternoon, and re-elected
B.A. Feltoa and George Hessler
to 'the hoard. A board meeting
will be -held February 4 to elect
officers.. - ,
MIDDLE GROVE, Jan. 10. A
jueetlng of the patrons of the 91
telephone 'Uses waa held at the
home of O. W, Jewett Tuesday
evening. A committee -will, confer
with those who hold ' the fran?
chise on the poles for the purpose
of making much seeded repairs
on ; t h 'line.: Officers elected:
President.. Lester Dudley; secre
tary, O. ,W. Jewett.
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 10. Line
120, known as the Hollywood
Telephone company,: held Its an
nual meeting Wednesday night at
the home o W. W. Fisher, The
following - officers , were electedr
President, O. A. Forgard; Tice
presldent, . W. ! W.r Fisher, secre
tary-treasurer; Mrs! Charles E.;
Low. The -president will appoint
his linemen later. ' '
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: CENTR A'li HOWELL;
Jan, 10. The boys" 4-n
forestry-dab, indir tlie
.leadership of O. E. Eteffen,
-plan to eat tree -for m
; nimiber of Central uoweu
residents." . . I 1-1.
Tnere. are different t
rietiee of tree which they
procure thronsti the state
college said many farmers
are ordering a quantity. -
? TURNEIC Jan. ,10. Turner
Telephone company . met at .the
school auditorium Tuesday for lu; on, account of the illness-ot the
annual election of officers ; and-Utter'a mother, Mrs Shank. ;f,
telephone, board- I Tan lladley,
Floyd Parker and IL. K. i Peet
were elected new board members
and Cv A. Bear and E. S. Prather,
holdorer board members, were
elected president and : secretary
treasurer, respectlTely, and" Iran
Hadley, rice-president. It' Is hoped
that finances will be arailable to
improTe the phone lines. ' -s, -
Smslzers Purchase - - i
:JStock Ranch Near t
$V RIolallaj There Now
STAYTON, Jan. 10. Mr. and
Mrs. Will Smelzer hare sold their
farm near here to a party from
California," Mr. and Mrs'. Smelzer
bought a stock ranch In the ricln
ity , of Molalla . and hare already
taken possession. . ,-
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mlnton were
called to ML Pleasant Saturday
ALBERS FEEDS" ARE,
HIGHLY DIGESTIBLE!
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TESTED HELPS '
How is the. roof on your
brooder house? - Also this"
is a good time to check
up on '..the brooder and
. see i that It, Is .---worUnjr
O. Take no chances on
-chilling the chicks.
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Because : the
Ingred ieiti
ased In Albert
feeds are high-'
ly digestible -the
chickens obtain more nu
trition from Albers feed
than from ordinary feeds, ,
10S5 Egg Maker r
Mash. 100 lba. .. V0)
Carnation Dairy, - (1 "o
100 lbs. ........ $ lOU
Calf Manna,,., . a m p
25 lbs. ......... O luD
Progresslt e Mash,
100 lbs. $240
1925 Egg Maker
;Paks. 100 lbs.- ;
; Molasses
SO lbs
Turkey Breeder
r o m. . , i v i; a- Real'Dairy Feed
Iff Morton's Smoke Salt arid Seasorimfflf
y:;--Met.CBrtor Made Easy ; ' . '
t:tt'"lA.C-"m' " , . - " Ms"'-'-'
; dfeTVAl! these prices cash; f. o. b. store.:
Progressite Mash, ia
COfl 4, 19 lbs. . ...... 961U
ww io.i ; - Kahhlt Pellets, ,v a aa
eaFeedj f Qp 1 I001bs. ;.?;.hT;OU
t- Molaa-Ceat:'4:;l'ce
C9 CA t 100 lbs. ......
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scrtincrjs end discoztuatd nczibers ere new offered ct srectly re-
- ifaccd prices. Hake ocr selection eaiy. Stock is Urmtei.': - i :
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SANDWICH TOASTER
AND GRIDDLE
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HOUSEHOLD IRON .
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Everhot
Cookers
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TURN-EASY TOASTER
AIR
HEATERS
$7.50
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" WAFFLE MAKER y
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COFFEE PERCOLATOR
As low"1 c
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E!-$3;981
2 094 50 TKor Ironer9
1 U L. Refrigerator;! : ; (Floor Model) : bOCQ
1 - U.L. KefrigeratOr ! (Floor Model)
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1 Deluxe, Tfccr Washer ar;d WrinSer with table tcp, c,ri n0ut ri , , V rv V
mxer, and. automatic tine control c-t An nn i5vtrci Ucdels ct lictpcint crd Mestmdi
t Regular, price $15i.CD. NOV 01UOOl7
Tcnjw c Greedy Redzcei Prices -
Y our Old Electric Ransc h Worth Money to
It lit Ci Old Irrt Abct Oct Ttcie-in Pla
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MAI r OTK EP. ' E.HG AKIS AWAIT . YOU 1
Shop Oar Vindowo 1
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. : 237 IZcrtli Lxbzrty Street i
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CHRVAI3, Jaa 10. Mrs. ilia
Bcbwab died at her home at an
early hour Wednesday taoraiag
folio wine an Illness ot two -weeks.
She- was bora la Bwitxerland Jan
uary J, 1859. She was married
to Albert Scnwab la Kansas wore
than 10 years ago.- They cam to
this section during tha early jrears
of their married life and had con
tinued to reside here. Mr. Schawl)
died It years ago. ,,v . - -
Three sons and three daughters
snrrlYe: Arthur of Deer Island:
Mrs. Clyde JBattersby of Portland;
Otto of Silterton, Mrs. A. IL RieJ
Ing, Zeno, and Mrs. Ross Cou
forth of G enrais. There are : also
several grandchildren, and several
sisters liTlng In Oklahoma 4 and
Kansas., Mrs. Schwab was an ae
tlye member of Harmony, Rebekah
lodge of Gerrals.: i' t-..-i-f?
, Funeral serrices wIlU be held
from the s Presbyterian church
here Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with Rer. 11. L. Graflons officiat
ing..; '--.',-; ;. - : .
Landscaping: Class, j 1
at Rickey Mondays
Open ' to Every biie
RICKEY. Jan. 10. -Sixteea en
rolled' In the landscaping' class
Monday night with a number more
to enter next Monday. 'Identifica
tion- of shrubs ' and planning- the
home yard and garden was taken
up Monday night, v - J K a I
Anyone oyer 1 ff j years ' ct ige
and not attending high school; or
college, regardless of where they
reside." Is eligible : to enroll t fre
ot tharge. Earl Utwlller la the
instructor: The public may sit In.
Fcrars: Uriion
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ZTNA. Jan. 10.-The Spring
Valley Farmers union local No.
212 held a meeting at the Zena
school house,' Wednesday night,
having as guest speakers L. II.
McBee and A. G. Remple. -'
The Oregon Farmers uaion.
stated McBee, "Is . In f aror of
compulsory., automobile Insur
ance." And he spoke at length
on, the adrlsabUIty of this law.
A. G. Remple told a tew. sali
ent -facts pertaining to local un
ions, and told of growth of the
cooperatiTe buying morement.
There are a- number of senrices
which If taken adTantage of by
the union members will !: give
large, returns on dees for v the
yearr; Remple said, t, .i? ? -.
. Shingles, stumping powder, oil,
gas and a number ot other useful
farm commodities can be secured
at a Baring trough the fann
ers funionj..; ? ?,iu;.:i: .
: Fire new menibers are, to be
Initiated Into the Spring Valley
local at' the next meeting." - Wil
liam McGilchrist, sr.; also spoke.
temng about his many ocean tot
tges. Referring to farming con
ditions ul China. McGUchrlst'sald
that ererythlng ' was done : by
hand.'; There they hare two crops
of. rice a year when they can
get plenty - of water, t - '
" Robert Hutcheons of. Salem
sang Scotch eongs, -accompanied
Dy.. Mcuucnnst s on : the concer
tina.: . : i
SAW GASHES CHDf
8 CIO, Jan. 10-r August Bender
61 the Jordan region Is reported
recorering from as .accident with
a drag caw last Friday, as a re
sult of which his chin and lower
lip were lacerated, requiring a
large, number of stitcher In treat
ing the gashes. .
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DALLAS. Jan.' 10. Panel of
Jurors for the January term of
circuit court, starting January 22,
follows:
' 0. Xi. iiint. Ea!m. Houta S. 1. 8.
Alaxsader. Ebrda. Bo f . Baekra. In
dependence, Thomit L Bmui, DalUt.
Koala i, xi. y. CmpkU. IliM. Jni
Carrcr, Xalti. Roat S. nil f armor : Lo
res Cooper, Airli. mileaiam: JC W. Cr-
wb, rnilM. waiter; labl II. lltn,
Dallaa, aaiwif; Harold Elbert, Salem.
Bout X. fanner; Gerald Freeman, Kick
reall, - farmer; P. R. Iriiaall, Back real I,
farmer; M.- B. Grant, Dallaa, retired; El
mer Hamilton. EickrealL farmer; Claade
HoiitnittoB, Uonmoath, Bout 1, farmer;
Koce . JeaniBKi. McCoy, bontewifa;
rioyd ioaee Falla Citr. trackmaa Wm.
LetteraaB, fall City, laborer;. RetU A.
Jdartio, laila. boaiewife; K. P. Katkenr,
Menmoota. farmer; Kb k 2. MorUa,
Uoaateuth, notieevii; Waaler S. Oabera,
afoamaoth, Koate 1, farmer; Iy Pember
torn.. Iallam, fcoBaewlfe; Wm. Raaiell. DJ
laa, Boat 3, X. K. Serersoa, Iadepea
deaee. Route 1. 3.- W. SimmoBi, -galem,
Kent v, rrank totory, Monmeata, itoote
3. Chaa. W. Tartar. .MonmoatR. Roate J,
Albert Votk, iHllaa, Route 1. Frank. Will
eon, Dallas, Boat 8, all farmer.; Jette
Cook, Dallaa. Boate 8. laborer.
SELECT OPERETTA CAST i
"WOODBDRN, Jan. 10, t The
c'a s t f or the operetta lWild
Rose," to . be giyeu in the high
school auditorium February t 7
with Howard Miller, director, has
been partly selected: Ear
Jensen, Edna Shrock, ViTlan Cow
an, Maria Ereed. Marjory Jose.
Hazel Trulllcffer, Ruth Heusser,
Cecelia V"hitney, Hilda Truliin it
er, Jean Freeberg, Helen Hick.
Filisfortuns Visits
Twico in Vec!i for
. Jcfrersca Famil
JEFFLM1SON, Jan. 10 The old
saying that" misfortune nerer;
comes single lathed, appears te
be true in the Warner home. Last
week Mr, Warner rased away,
and Tuesday .'noon 'rs. Warner y
had finished bie iiy "washinr.
and was emptying the wash water .
when, she slipped and fell, frao
turlng her left ankle.
At the Albany- General hospital
It was found that one bone was
broken and another misplaced. Her
daughter - la law. Mrs. Willard
Warner of Castle Rock, Wash.."
will" remain with- her for aome "
time.
Dr. Riili Diinjherty
EYES EXASllNKD
G1JVSSES FITTCn
First National, llaak tSSg. .
hOBe 5114) ' Salem. Ore.
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' Worsteds. A suit ot quality that
oniy. : Penney?, can give you. I
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special design, steel buttons. 'Uedhinv weight fine) yarn
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, Interlined collars' and cuf fs dress shirt -collar' band,
; special, design white j buttons on greys and blue, Big
- Mac dimensions; rounded cuffs, faced sleeVes- and'
-pockets, triple stiches, fine stitching. - ;
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Outing Bal r New LqvjPrice ?'
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.Lined Jumper ZJl.L.I.LJIAO
1 SixecTe Cloth Jackets ..:...:l.t;.;.;:.....ST.69
. Men's rWhipcord Breeches ...0......2.49
Men's Sweat Shirts ..... !Z:.:l;...;8Sc
Boys' 33-oz, Wool Melton JacketsS2.69
Jersey Gloves .:-......J..J:;L'..,..r.."!.19c
- Moleslon Pants ....; .r5..:.. 51.39
LiSH61: :...:--l-V4 T-?49c
Men's" Wool 'Sox::,..:..:. gc ,
R J???!: r - - - -"-25 ies 23c
j Men's Medium Weight Union Suitsi;;79c
Men's Shirts and ShorU ea. 25c
Work Suspenders ; :.. L..l:L5::U:::.
Boys' Horsehide Coats
Boys'-Sheeplined Coats .:..-:.;.:..-..
Men Stag Shirts J.:J.:.."..;;..
Horsehide Seamless Work Gloei
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6.49
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-: pre-shrunk collars. This is one of the basest bargains
- We have ever hadat 63c. - ' .. ;
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