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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1936)
The OXlEUUm STATESMAN, :saien, uregon, tTiday Morning, Acgust 7, 1S33 tags tii::i::: -""""Sa" 1 .1 r 'I & ft lira. Hall Visits CILVERTON, Aur. C Mrs. C. J. 1111 and her daughters. Eliza beta and Marie, of Cottage Grore ara Tlsltins at "EllTerton thia week. Rer. Hall, former pastor ot the Methodist church, was transferred to Cottage Grore a year ago. Miss Elizabeth Hall plana to enter Willamette univer sity this fall. c V . ' ' - i V ! - - " - ' - r ? a . .J .- : 'I .' '; ' 'srA y , hi O See s demonstrate with accurate electric meter that Frigidaire costs much less to run. The Meter-Muer mechan ism nset less than HALT as much current as some refrigerators to produce the same amount of cold! And it comes to you pro tected for Fire Years against service expense. Meet the "MeterWIser Quirt. Vmstrm, TroubU-frtt Frigidalre's spectacular cold-making unit that' cuts current cost to the bone and proves itl 0 323 COURT ST. EXCLUSIVE FRIGID AIRE DEALER Funeral Services Held For Pioneer Mrs. Mary L. Bilyeu, 83, Dies ; Final Rites at Jefferson JEFFERSON. Aug. 5. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary L. Bilyeu, 83, who died ai the home ot her daughter, Mrs. Delia Epley at Sheridan, August 1. were held from the local Christian church Tuesday afternoon. Rer. Chand ler of Sheridan conducted the service. Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Caudle of Sheridan sang and Mrs. J. O. Van Winkle of Jefferson presided at the- piano. Pallbearers were T. O. Keater, Charles McKee, J. L. Blackwell. K. S. Thurston, Elmer Knight and S. H. Goin. Interment was in the family plot In the Jefferson cemetery.- . Mary L. Calavan was born July 13, 1853, on the donation land claim ot her parents, Joel and Parthenia Calaran, near Crabtree, where she spent the early part of her life: November 12. 1871. she was married to William Bil you. who died eight years ago. One son. Lake Bilyeu, died in 18. The early part of their mar ried life was spent in Scio and vicinity. Later they moved to Jefferson, where she resided for the past 40 years until her last illness about two years ago. She was a member of the Jefferson Christian church.' She was the last of a family of eight children : six brothers and one sister . having preceded her In death. Mrs. Bilyeu was the oldest woman member of the Bil yeu clan, and was permitted to hold the silver cup until her death, when It passed on to the next oldest member. '." ; - Surviving are two sons, Lloyd R. and Glenn O.. of Jefferson, Ore., and one daughter, Mrs. Del la Epley of Sheridan; seen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Out of town relatives who at tended the funeral services were Mrs. Claude Calavan ot Vancouv er, Wash., Mrs. Ann Calavan of Sumner, Wash., Mrs. Neva Neely, Sacramento, Calif., Mr. and, Mrs. E. R. Main, Kelso, Wash., Dr. Van Bilyeu, Mrs. Hazel Newbill, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Calavan and fam ily, and Mrs. Esther Calavan of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bil yeu, Mrs. John Gill, Mrs. "Hugh Klrkpatrick and daughter of Leb anon, Mrs. Minnie Bilyeu and Vir gil Calavan ot Albany, Mr. and Mrs. George Bilyeu, and Mrs. Iva Abbott of Scio. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B.v Epley of Salem. "Women Ieave For Trip East For Automobiles MEHAMA, Aug.. . Mrs. Roy Phillippi of Mehama, Mrs. Harold Hassler of Albany and Mrs. Roy King of Union Hill all left Sat urday for a trip east. They will visit friends and relatives In White Bear. Minn. Both Mrs. Phillippi and Mrs. Hassler are getting new cars which they will drive home. Mrs. Philippi will -get hers in Detroit. Mich., and Mrs. Hassler will get her car In Flint, Mich. They in tend to he gone a b o a t three weeks. Well 60 Feet SILVERTON, Aug. r-Silver ton's new well is now a depth ot 0 feet Drilling has been going on for about ten days. This will be Silverton'e third well. - ' " i i ia-aa-aaaaBaa- - ' - - Guest of Sister v TALBOT, Aug. 6. Mrs. Frank Kriper has as her house guest this week her sister, Mrs. Jesse Sohn and two children, Ellabelle and Jesse, Jr., of Independence. A I " b . : . t .M. - : J ' ' , ..... ..... . j . ......v- 935 S. Commercial Corner Court and Commercial 1976 North Capitol 13th and State 13 Featuring Choice Cuts From Select Cattle The pick of the range came to market early this year. Cattlemen brousht in thousands of select cattle rarher than risk loss when the drought cemc. We bou$ht a b?3 supply of top grades and it's in now. Come Wi end select the cuts you like best, j i f Another nation-wide chain store' Farmer-Consumer event that benefits both producers and consumers. ! PRICES EFFECTIVE FRL, SAT., MON.!- AUG. 7, 8, 10, -1 l 'M,tM. . II DooCEloact DbilincBccO Bcc2 Ctcolic GiroraM Bco2 : Choice Cuts Lean Brisket or Ribs Cut from Choice Steers Pure and No Cereal HSjjO Pnd .HOS Pound pound j JJSSO BooSCabcc Salmon LuncEi Bleat Gaiad Dto tm J?nf!7 Frf an Caught Assorted Varieties i In the Bulk No Fat, No Waste j By the Piece. v QpoundsTJCjG HSG Pound HCJ Pfat PRODUCE DEPARTMENT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY A SATURDAY ONLY vAi?Ear.ai3E,3)r ; ib. 21340 ?5r.3ArEG i Ripe ...4 Ib, EG3 Elbertas, lug Golden Ripe .... lbs. E7g DEVILED MEAT, Libby's U-size tin, 3 for .........10c TUNA FISH, Wave Kist, Va-size tin, 2 for .................. ,2Sc SAOION, Happy Vale Pink, No. 1 tin . ......10c PICKLES, Libby Sweet, pint jar 19c MAYONNAISE, Aristocrat, pint 25c; quart .45c CRACKERS, All Krisp Sodas, 24b. box ..... .19c POST TOASTIES, 3 pkgs. .. .....i ......... ..........:..........21e PORK & BEANS Van Camp 11-oz. tin 'LJ.,...JL......-Jl T03IATOES Stokleyg Solid Pack, 2V2 size tin - CORN Sunshine Brand Picnic Size PEAS Bozeman Brand No. 2 tin CATSUP Ruby 12-oz. bottle ........ a cans 18c 2 for 25c a cans 19c 2 for 17c 2,r19c P & G NAPTHA SOAP for 10 bars IVORY SOAP A Medium har'. ;;." , ,.,;, ; ' ' WHITE KING GRANULATE IX 24-oz. pkjr. !. .,;.-- ,. " LUX TOILET Q SOAP : ' ej bars SANKA COFFEE 1-lb. tin . .. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1-lb. tin ' - - ; ' -TISSUE . Waldorf .....: ... :. H rolls 29c 19c 21c 19c 39c 27c 19c (2I7I7ESE Airway, 3 pounds TEA, Canterbury, 1-lb. black .. COCOA, Baker', 1-lb. tin, 2 for )IDL (0 PENRAD Any Grade for Any Make of Car - gal. can .. $1 .25 Tax. Inc. BO 13 A ED JULiA LEE WRIGirrS FINEST Assorted CeDo. Wrapped Wi Pound Loaf White or Wheat Sliced tG Mb. loaf IL SQ3 1 " Put Double Shift oad Job On Lo on u a UNION HILL, Aug. The Dale-Warren Road Construction company are working; a doable shift at the rock crasher here now In preparation for graTellng and oiling the SUrer Falls loop road. Oiling near the park has com menced. ; Mrs. H. Salden has been Quite til at her home here for sereral days. - Has Grain Combtnea W. A. Heater is ha-rlng his grain combined. The Siegmands from Fern Ridge are doing the work with their combine. Mrs. Jessie' Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Verny Scott and son Guy mo tored to Underwood, ; Wash., on Saturday and returned by way of the ML Hood loop on Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Rabens and daugh ter Pamela of Corrallis are risk ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rabens for a few days. ' Grain Threshing Is 1 Underway at Bethany BETHANY, Aug. ' Grain threshing is under way here in full force, both with threshing machines and combines. Wheat is reported excellent with sereral fields running 45 bushels and bet ter to the acre. Oat crops are-not turning out as well as expected, many of them areraging between 50 and 55 bushels an acre which is a low oat run In thia com munlty. ' i Not onlr the grain crop of wheat is good but the straw crop is so heary that threshing la con siderably slower than usual. Folk From Ohio Visit Relatives in Oregon, ' One a Former Resident UNIONVALE, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elsele and two friends of Arcanum, Ohio, the for-i mer a cousin ot Carl Launer, were their guests here Thursday and Friday. Mr. Eisele is a former resident ot the Webfoot rlclnity, but left here with his parents more than 30 years ago. their home was the Albert O'Dell farm. Mr. Eisele and his friend are rural mail carriers and hare accumulat ed their racatlons until they hare how seren weeks to spend on this trip. They hare a rery modern equipped trailer house. They risited their aunt Mrs. Calla Whit more on Chehalem Mt. They came the southern route and up the coast and will return by way of Glacier National Park, Yellow stone park and Salt Lake City. ' T Dayton Gets Doctor : DAYTON, Aug. 6 Dayton is to bare a doctor after being without one since Dr.- W. H. Burnard had to giro up his practice, because of falling eyesight. Dr. Harry J. lrln ot Newberg, a young doctor, will hare offices in the Foster building. Fdrners' Union Holds Meeting ITT. ANGEL. Aug. The Farmers' Union held another reg ular! m;eetlng in the Farmer' Union jhall here Monday night. Newf members present included George) Hotter, Lewis Koenlg, Paul Schneider, Henry Buhr and Minnie Huffman. It) was reported that the na tional secretary of the Farmers' Union, & E. Kennedy, may be in Oregon daring the week of Aug ust a 2 to 27. If it can be arranged to harejMr. Kennedy here at that time a I picnic will be sponsored on Sunday, August 23. The com mittee appointed In charge of pienfis arrangements la Frank Hettwer, chairman, Albert Eocfc fi ler. Otto Schlottman, Geor'a Kruse and Joseph Schmidt. Michael Weinacht and Ed Rost rold were appointed to the legis latlre committee. The agriculture committee consists of Joseph Bernt, Albert Diehl and Eugene Hoffer. . Joy Mann, manager ot the Far mers' Union Commission Co., of north Portland, spoke at the meeting. - : . Parsons Coming RICKEY, Aug. 6 Word has been receired that Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Parson and daughter, Irene, of Salinas, Calif., are on their way tor Oregon. The Parsons own a farm in this community and they are coming to look after the harresting of their crop. The trip la being made by automobile. Crown Poultry & Dairy Feeds Crown Kontroller PelleU lor . control of worms in poultry -100 lbs. Crpwn 32 Lactose Milk Mshi for coccidiosis con trol 100 lbs. $3.95 $3.15 I, MealJ 2 lbs. FOX FEEDS -V silver Sheen Cubes - Cer-L-Meal . Silver Sheen Meal Spratt's Terrier Ot- Mankind Wafers 2 lbs. .1 25 Turnip Seed in Bulk 'Popular Varieties 349 (Ferry W. J. LEE & SON Phone 9418 Cth For Butt erf at Your Check the Same Day i r SAVE ON YOUR DRUGS SUNDRIES Wletf s Capital Drag Store IT :A 1 I CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY PHONE 3118 PINT x OS Try Mwiawlwe. yvmr bath. Pp ytm mm. CAMAY 7M ise - Cr.LYOrJ5 TOOTH POWDER 07 i t 7S fLETCUERS CASTORIA i I mo I ftT i 35 DEODOHAITr DUG I r t, -r I n am m r- PINT SUM Smooth and palatable. Pleaaant to take. eci Mu-Vel SANITARY NAPKINS 12 IN BOX Boxes aLm f PYRAMID ON Tablets 23 7 'JSc 4 Sise . WOODSURY'S F3trl Sunk!n 10c SOAP r Whipcord Zipper Das Has attractive airplane stripe ' HINKLE PILLS l ioo. . le Tily Deodorant TmW9M convraicfil' . form SHU -MILK For White Sheet "1 - ' 1' Electric" Steve 4.29 Care.... New ciaclil (nnk Ctdom covered anil 'A 49c DOST Toeth Paste 320 Hat WaatW SftUll LUX er LIFEDUOy SOAP 3c falumffy. Hm Ma, AiuHne Sun Get flei 49el091 Patcntei Una COTV1 SUMME EaudeCetosna CMct f .JO ef Oeaars J I Pepsodsnt ToothPaste 33' ttiee rp at - e HmHmU 3f II oa XPOSL Sun Tan aa..."t3r TM kkoat bora ina aur akin Bathing Caps All prices ' up to 30c at close oat 10c "Justritt" WHITE SHOE CLEANER Paste er Liquid S-ex. Site . For denmg ALL wKito hoc. Will mot rub (. Ntw Improved ModtU Super Juice Extractor ia tka aaw hrary finish A toil Work Sivmr! .... Crta ALL iKc iuic ra dto quick CM limo and with th irut work. Quickly pay for itself m tK extra iuica it emaacta. 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Sham. 8 ox. 84c 25c DJer-Klss Talc 17c Mary Lake LaTender Lotion, S ox. 21c AMi-CsSc NIPPLES ?5SSr.....5 Feenamint Laxitive Gum Sise a So r Sise CUPvMA SHAVE .....34c ImperttJ OLIVE OIL ie-ovnce 4Q Bottle aJaC "7 Assertad , CO.V.33 drake ef f. v .. Ka.C-aeh Beach rowdtr , Miff" 'j WaafValW DaaMa Cdsa RAZOn CLACZ5 Package A(t of 60 J AM li AOAK riG9c Camel . Lncky Strike Chesterfield 014 Gold Cigarettes 12c 9 for 3c Ctn. 200 1.13 NuMtlaat MAL1XDf.:Li: VMaia mr Cfcaaatata Pound A fj Jar..,V Rick, iratTttioua food driak lotciuldraaa DarkUrj AiMtts Feat Trcitntnt CemrUte ; af Treatment ..mi J a. 15c Valaur rcvtler Vu'.i J T Ounces jT)-n rmr j L Economy. 1-lb. loaf . 8c S A a w , r .,, 1 4 1 2Go