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r- .. i, ,.r - -r .... The OREGON STATESMAN, Salea, Oregon, Friday MornlnR March 2T, 193$ ' PAGE ELEVEN ' i Orchestra, Band Offer Broadcast Silverton High Groups to Be Heard Over KOAG Saturday Morn SILVERTON. Marca II Tin Silrerton high school chorus will jco to Corral lis Saturday doming to giro a program over KOAC h9 tweea 10 ana 11 o clock. Stepnen Bntler will direct Amour those going down ar Mr. Butler, Hob ert Qoetx, Herman Kramer, War ren Crabtree. The school bus will also be taken to accomodate the students. The program: The Mixed Chorus J. S. Bach Jew, Priceless Treas ure from the 5 part Motet of the same name. Pratorias Lo, How a Rose E'er Bloommr. Cornelias A Tone. Palestrtna Come, Holy Ghost. J. S. Bach Break Forth, O Bean- teous Hearenly Light from the Christmas oratorio. Gibbons The Sllrer Swan. De Pearsall When AUan-A-Dale .Went a Hunting. J. S. Bach In Thine Arm I Rest "Me from 6 part motet Jesn, Priceless Treasure. Chorale J. S. Bach O. God. Thon Faithful God The mixed ' chorus and the band. Band, -' Overture. Excela Robinson March, Youth and Progress King Selection. Merry Widow Lehan March. The Whippet Race King Themes from Mexico Toder March. The Pilot Griffen Chorale. O Light of Life Bortinansky Those making the trip are: - Chorus Mary Alfred. June Ba ker. Alvln Ball. Alma Carpenter, Janet Comstock, Ruth Funrue, Berenice Gay, Merle Grace, Emily Hari. Margaret Herigstad, Myrtle Herigstad, Margery Hlllman, Henry Holland. Edna Kreutx, Bob Nelson, Roberta Newton, Vance Olsen, Harold Overland, Cora Sa trum, Selma Satrum, James Saw yers, LouLs Specht, Josephine Spen cer, Donna Storaasll. Doris Towne, Frank Vanghan, Frances Walker. Wilfred Wills. Band Don Anderson, Harry Baker, Henry Holland, George Ir ish, Bill King, Jordan Moe, Greer Moffett, Richard Nelson, Richard Ness, Eileen Rahn. Lyle Specht, Maurice Siamey, Verndn Thomp- mm . 135 N Coinmercial St, Phone 5197 or 7023 Sole Agent Pentlar Remedies in Marion County BE WISE AST) SCIIAEFERIZE Oh Boy! What Joy LIFT CORNS RIGHT OUT The Schaefer Way Right from Salem comes the new, better, joyful way to take' out corns root and all! Bay the Schaefer Way, No Cure No Pay! 25c Super Value Coupon Bring this ad 1 A and 1UC and Receive a 50c Fountain Pen . White They Last save ivt 50c Tick's Props .29c 50e Midol .... .29c 60 Alkaseltzer 49c 25c Lysol .21c $1 Lavoris 57c 35c Bromo-Quinine 25c $1 Ironixed Yeast 61c $1 Horlick's M. M. ..67c $15 Absorbine Jr. 94c Chocolate Coated Dates AH Blilk.Coating, Reg. 50c lb. This Weekend Only 'Ailing Receive ' . . .. 1 at Saataan aipwsia iiiweiMineiiirf ir iuiJ'JWiti'.ii)-'-ij.uuiwai'eso iii ii irn n iwnniit iir 'rr " Vi i llrT' i i " Already stricken by Illness, akk flood refugees were siren special care by Red Cross nurses at St. Mary's Lyceum, Pittsburgh. Parent - Teachers Speaker Selected SILVERTON. March 26 Mrs. Robert M. Morison has been secur ed for the April Parent - Teacher association meeting at the Eugene Field auditorium at SilYerton. The meeting will be held at 2:40 p. tn., on April 2. Mrs. Morison will speak on the "Legends and Cus toms of the Hawaiian Islands." A trio composed of Harriet Smith, Dorothy Atwood and Es ther Wilcox will sing "To a Wild Rose", and "Wind in the Chim ney." A school chorus from the 5th and 6th grades, directed by Miss Smith, will sing "Morning Hymn", and "Welcome Spring- time." Election of officers will be held and tea will be serred. son. O r r a 1 Tfichantx, Boyd Wil liams. Wilfred Wills, David Crab-tree. O Every cup deliriously smooth . . . every cup frag rantly fresh! YouH like the West 8 favorite coffee. 16-2? F0MDIDQ31BJ HMal Men's Purses 50c to $1.00 Values With This Advertisement for Only 3LO Schaefer'a THROAT and LUNG BALSAM is recommended at the first I sign of coughs due to colds and exposure. Contains no opiates and will be found equally effective for adults and children when used as directed. 50C and $1.00 It Wm Pay You Well Wait and See Schaefer's Easter Box Candy BOX PAPER Montagus V 35c Value With This Ad for Only QS Friday & Saturday Only as First Relief Grangers' News MACLEAT, March 2 Macleay grange it sponsoring a three - act comedy, "Honeymoon Inn," to be pat on Saturday night at the grange hall by the Aumsrille high school. The cast includes June Rlechee, Francis Lott, Nera Han, Andj Foster, Donald Nankel, Valma Royse, Herman Wall, Marian Hat sel, Kenneth Barry, Viola Brad 1 e y, Josephlnd Lebold, Hazel Hatch, Mark Lewis, Glenn Down ing. A small admission will In clude dancing. The Home Econ omic club will aell lunch. Public inTited. LIBERTY, March 26 The Red Hills grange met in regular ses sion Tuesday erenlng with the North Howell grange visiting and its officers conducting the meet ing, Raymond Paulson, worthy master, presiding. The invitaiion to attend the Salem grange all day session at Auburn was accept ed. This grange will also take part in the program. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mos es of Salem were accepted to grange membership. This program was presented by Mrs. Raymond Paulson, North Howell lecturer; piano solo, Ellen Vinton; reading. Mrs. Nell Hill ficker; vocal solo, "Martha Vin ton; one-act play, "Henry Hires the Cook," by Raymond Paulson, Jessie Coomler, and Helen Wles ner. To Show Mail History NORTH HOWELL, March 26 A program of sonps, readings, mu sic and skits will be part of the March social night offering Friday at the North Howell grange hall. Pupils from the local school will present a pageant showing the history of the U. S. mall. Among those taking part are Pauline Russ, Doris Mcllwaln, Doris Schmidt, Everett Schirman, Earl and Alberta Moullet. Mary Lou Wiesner, Virginia Mcllwaln. Tillie Mayte, Florence Pickens, Norton Wood. Clarence Schmidt, Lloyd Patterson, Leon Moullet, George Vachter and Daniel Van Brocklin, Completing some painting and other finishing details In the kitchen and cleaning the grange yard, hare been in order this week preparatory to the meeting of the Hayesrllle district Sunday school convention here Sunday. BRUSH COLLEGE, March 26 Brush College grange will sponsor its second aoeial night Friday. A basket social will be a special fea ture. Each woman and girl at tending Is requested to bring a basket. The money will be used in the grange building fund. LINCOLN. March 25 Lincoln community club will hold the March meeting at the local school house Friday night. The Happy Campers' 4-H camp cook club, will sponsor a candy sale at this meet ing, the fund to be used for a club exhibit, April 9. Mt. Angel Clubs Will Have Part In Air Program MT. ANGEL, March 26. Mt. Angel 4-H clubs, under the lead ership of Miss Theresa Dehler. principal of St. Mary's public school, will take part In the Ma rlon county 4-H radio broadcast ever KOAC Monday at 7:30 p. m. Ralph Oswald, a club member for several years, will be spokes man for the local group and will also play the piano. Those who will take part In the singing are Kathleen GiUes. Loretta Haaslng, Rita Humpert and Irene NehL Tobias Back Home From Kansas; Makes Distance In Three Day by Auto SILVERTON, March 26 Miles Tobias returned to Silrerton this week from Kansas, making the trip In three and a half days, by automobile, over the northern route. Tobias has been traveling through the mid-west la the In terest of his business for the past six weeks. Mrs. Tobias (Orm Lar son) has been at the horns of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Larson. Before taking his present: work, Mr. Tobias lived at Salem where he operated a garage. Junior Play Tonight SILVERTON, March II. The Silrerton Jnnlor high play, "Hon eymoon Inn, will be presented Friday night, March 27, at 8 o'elock at the Eugene Field audi torium. Posters advertising the play ara appearing about town.. Many Pupils Get On Credit Rolls KLDRIEDGB. March II Mr. Albert Glrod and Miss Eleanor Barth hare announced the name of pnplla recelring extra credits this month. Lrvr miM: Call Piltut Sabr Uf EIhiU, Omts Xtw MUdrwl Hate Ui, Xarxarst Ori Waidaer, crtait etck; rnnklia H4dek, AiihI SaalL - yarmaa Patterson, tve crtdits ack; Aim Keen, tkre ervditi ; Uada 6faro, Qlsdr Burum, Baalaa rnllar, BJefcftra Kirkveod, fl mdJU; ErmMt ShUby Ball Brewa, tm ertdlta tack: Baaraid, Barbara Jaaa ITaldnnr, six ervdita; Charles Patio n. aarta) cradita; BMriay Girod, aifM cradiU; Eralrm Haaaecaa, 11 eradita;. Ra(a Haaacgaa, IS credits. Taaia ara all papUa ( tha lavar graaaa. aoa aMcaaa. ro Take advantage of this special prt mhrm offer. Yoa can get these love ly gifts easily. 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Friday and Saturday Only Swift's U. S. Inspected Pure Lard poand H Limit 4 Ponnds None Sold to Dealers Bring Container STOCK TJP Following Prices Effective Through Monday Peanut Butter SJsIS 2 n. D Oranges Fancy Sunkist, Each lc 26 for 25c Grapefruit Fancy Arizona U Good Size ... 19c Spuds No. 2 Idaho Gems Cook Dry and Mealy 50 iba. 1 65c Cream of Wheat Large size pkg. 19c TISSUE lMheets' 3 rolls ILIL(3 Coffee S & W Brand 1 lb. can 25c 2-lb. can 49c Tuna Flaked White Meat 3 i2-Ib. flats 29C Salmon Happy Vale Cd tall cans 19c Tang Salad Dressing, 32c quart , Pint 19e aVii7l4Ui" Queen, FJJOUBmiil TTppar gi4aat Vaxxla tmritr. Azlla rarks,- aaa ardlt Kahal IVQae, .Cots Parka, Faal Warrala ftaaaBa Xasae, YiaU EaUIa. Claada Batalar, ' Baaate Baa yard, Sakart Baatlek, tn cradita; Soaart Haialav, DomaU. Kairia, Brant ford KlUar, rimaeaa Waei. tkraa eradiU; Viaaaat Halalar. Kallla Baayard, Adala Boatlek. few eradlta; Daaald aTaaom, Dar oikj Sakli, ftra eradlta r ntaar Bivwa, Dora Scaiadlar, aU eradlta. Opening Garage INDEPENDENCS. March 28. Another neir tmsinesi enterprise la opening In Independence this wtat Grant Brers and John E. Holt hare leased the Independence garage balldinc from the First National bank and will operate a garage for storage, gasoline and dealers of Plymouth, Dodgs and Chrysler cars. ment, 1069 Mission St, San Fran cisco and yoa will receive your gift by return mail. No postage or other charges to pay. Thett pmrnimmi mi hat Utttl h tie At pht CaMfo. Per s Jittrifri9 tbe 17 J edutMe premiums ym raw rat r tsrimg Mfine MBk Cenfens, writ fee free tepf ef tbe Alpine Premium Ceteleg. Aidreei: Alpine Milk Premimm Department, 1069 Miuiea Street, Sue Prencute, CelifernU, this "double rich" aaDk and texture. For tea and coffee use Alpine hut as it is ''double rich." Keep a supply of this "all pur pose" milk on hand. Nov Irradiated jot tiiitiotui Vilamim D content. NO LIMIT! Ginger Snaps Fresh, Crunchy 5 do 15c Fig Bars 10c Pound CRACKERS Snowflakes 2 ib. box 25 c Cookies Walnut Top Choco- O C late Royals, lb. LoZ New. Different! Ginger Bread or Devil's Food Mix Just Add Water! Of Pkir. LIZ Free Cake Tin Catsup Ruby Brand. 14-oz. bottle . 8c Pineapple L. SV2C Beans Idaho White or Red . 10 ibS 35c ?Ibs. Porpose, 49 Iba. .. .L19 aaaaaai i mmmmj tMIHHta-iadV UM Mil Lt38-.S- Arnionr's A Tall If i) 3 cans i mm I?t?a Sua gar OvaMiee PEEnORAsoUAPATiD TKt nmmv soap that a KMD TO HANDS IASY ON CLOTHES ' .!!".. 19c ASK OS POI Ull DITAIIS 100,000 ADDITIONAL PRIZES ASK US POI FUU DITAIIS PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 for 13c SHJiEu Tom'toes - ?g- 14c Corn -StS- J h Powdered. 1 T Undy 3 lbs. 1 1 C JT Size 303 Mai nwr iajt UICKEYU0USE CEREAL BOWL TODAY f 9 pkxx. SUC During This Special Dividend Sale We Offer Softasilk Cake Flour Large Size Pkg. Wheaties Sperry Pancake Flour 2S-oz. Special Combination Deal Drifted Snow Hour49-Ui. sack . : a t - -0DiQOil 8 t THE 137 S. Commercial St.' PHONE 4010 y Ripe Jumbo Size Pint Cans Pure 100 Hillsdale Broken Slice Size 2Yt, 2 cans Leslie Salt Acorn Shortening 4 xd 3g Hard Flour Perfect Zoster Special Babbit Cookie Sperry's Slow or Fast 10s sack or Kerr's Baker's Cocoa Postum Cereal 1 9c Calumet Baking Powder lb. 19c Borene Softasillc Cale Flour . "v i " "... FREE! REAL MONEY GIVEN AWAY at CAPLAJTS CASH GROCERY, SATURDAY, MARCH 28. W will gfro away real U. S. money to ercry purchaser of a package of Softasilk Cake Flour. Why? Wt are declaring a cash divi dend to every person who purchases a package of Softasilk Cake Floor. Each person is entitled to receive this dividend no blanks. Every envelope contains cash. We guarantee to have sufficient stocks to take care of aU! Special 2 pkg and Sperry New Quick both for Wetieserve the Right i to Limit Quantities Matches; 6 Boxes to carton carton One lb. 26c 3 lbs. 73c 4 lbs. 93c 49.0 Cane lbs. 15c SmaU Size LargeSize JQ(g 5 2yt-b. sack Wheat S E-29 Shortening . W1M!JM1! Caller and Dccipo O pound pail 59c fib. . 9c lib.. 17c 26c Large Pkgs. for HQS 19c ...$1.73 Oats,