Art Edition of Gibbon
Presented to Library
WOODBURN. Sept. SMr. and
Irs. Keith. Powell, formcn t
Woodbum and now tt Salem hare
Gibbon Decline, and Fall of the
""m" Empire In five volumes to
Model Food Service...
The best foods we can bay. Handled under most
sanitary conditions. Groceries,1 Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables, Bakery Goods, Fresh Meats all on
,one order, one delivery, one account. Prompt de
livery. Thirty day account service.
Lay in a Good Supply, Monday Is Labor Day .
The Store I Closed AU Day
Libby's Pineapple Juice, No. 10 cans . 49c
tabby's Pineapple Juice, No. 5 cans l29c
Libby's Sweet Pickles, in quart re-usable jars. 35c
voUtluiniG
PEH 3JEIIIL Sjpkgs. as
For better and quicker jellies j
Sperry Pancake and Waffle Flour; No. 10 bags. 59c
The Ideal Shortening.
Heinz Fresh Cucumber Pickles, large jars.
juesue ice cream Salt, 4-ib.
Tomato Juice, Del Rogue of S & W, 3 cans....
Junket Ice Cream Powder, 3 pkgs.l ...
(Vanilla. Maple. Chocolate Flavors.)
SaIla(3Aiiel j pints 22
A Real Tasty Salad Dressing Made by Durkee. 1 ,,
Heinz Baby Foods, all' varieties, 3 for 25c; dozen 95c
Molasses Mint Chews, a delightful confection, lb. 29c
It's canning time for Pears, Elberta Peaches and
Tomatoes 1
.Fancy Large Firm Tomatoes, basket.. ..-10c
Table Peaches,, basket ... i. L :15c
Stein's Pumpernickel Bread, large loaf ...i 15c
, Model Pies Apple, Peach, Youngberry..... ...30c
Large Rich Butter Horms, 2 for ..I ... 15c
Potato or Macaroni Salad, pint . 25c
Gelatine Vegetable and Fruit Salads, 5c and 10c molds.
Model food Market
275 N. High St.
Cash Discount stamps, '" On all cash purchases and
accounts paid by the 10th of the month.
STA
13th
& State
( C Baking Powder
CALUMET BAKING POWDER , Q I . , , ,
i-ib. tin !--,..-. .-.-f i Jc IPffdDCltmSG F
Mop Handles .. . . ... ....9c f rfatoy and Saturday Only
: ' ... .. . j LETTUCE 2 for 13c
Pork and Beans . . . .5c Fine Larue Heads I '-i
l lh CM ! Tomatoes, No. I lug . . 39c
Sjierry Tang PE---
Pancake Flour Dressing prim " .
Mb. 12-oz for Salads Toilet Tissue, 4 roUs . . .15c
pkir. ' Pint Bottle : :
i : ' 1 - FLOUR 49 Brand Hardwheat. -I A
jjV J- Wesson Oilyqt........L40c
oM- MM esaasasaam . M sjoarisjss ssasaaanaamsmsl sBBa.BanmanmBB
10 lbs. ,.i
25
Swift's SUced Bacon, rind off, JSC
lb
Mock Chicken
Legs '- -
6
Spiced Ham, lb. V .
Salad Dressing, pt
Xof of Fryer and Rabbits
WHY! PAY MORE. THAN AT
the- Woodbum library..
Mr. and Mrs. Powell hare la
the put siren many rateable and
prized, books to the library in
cluding the library of Mrs. Pow
ell's father, the late Judge Bing
ham,'and a sift consisting of
photograrares from the works of
masters in the fields of sculpture
and painting, which is deemed a
raluable addition to the library.
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In 2
cartons
package ...
12c
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Phone 4111
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17 R E IS I BDEILII .
Sunbrite Cleanser
s
Fine Granulated
lbs.
for 25c
. . 35c
j ,15c
The finest hill
grown beans, 1 lb.
SALMON
taH, can
Sixth Homecoming
At Mehama Grove
Program, Basket -Dinner
Feature Day; Dr.; Bar
rick Is President
MEHAMA, Sept. 3 The sixth
annual get-together of old timers
and friends of Mehama and sur
rounding territory which is known
as Mehama homecoming day "was
held in Mehama grove , last Sun
day. Many people attended and
renewed acquaintances. A basket
dinner was serred at noon and a
short program was the feature of
the afternoon. The program con
sisted of sereral numbers by Dr.
E. Barrick's quartette; a read
ing by Miss Roberta Robens of
Stay ton; a riolin-guitar selection
by Maxine and Leland Cole of
Astoria; invocation by L. P. Ben
nett of Marion; a solo by Ephralm
Henness, of Lyons, 87 years old,
the ' oldest person present; and
sereral talks by Wm. Fulkey of
Mehama, C. W. Barrick of Gari
baldi and Kathryn Morts Lyons.
Officers elected for next year
were Dr. L E. Barrick of Salem,
president; Wm. P. Mulkey, Me
hama, secretary; and Luther
Stout Mehama, as treasurer.
Ola timer '4 friend pmul were
R. h. Stout. Mr. and Mm. .Robert Mol
key, and family, Dean Kimssjr, Mn. Ella
Titxe Consists, Hi, and Mrs. ra. lopU
ina, Kathrya "Stout. Leva Boles. Nora
Virr, Mr. George Mulkey, -Marjorie and
Glenn Molkey, Janet Ilaya and Mary
Barrick Haya. aU of Portland; Dell 3.
Selles 1 Seattle; Mr. and Sirs. Lawrfnre
Mulkey of Sunny cid, Wh.; Albert Rob
ens. Nellie Morf tn, Koberta Robena.
Luther and Harold Stout. Matilda Sief
muad Jonei. Tex Kirasey and Rose A11U
all of Stay ton; Audrey fields. Fern Ellen
Fields, and Mra. Frank Iuert aU of
Sublimity; Lois Barrick, Margaret Moritx
Hadley Hobson, Wm. Sirgmund, A. H.
Barker. Mr. and Mrs. R. White, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur D. Welsh. Miss Anna Welsh,
Mra. Mabel Lockwood. Mra. Elisabeth
Adair, D. O. Drager, Mr. and Mra. Arch
ie Smack and family, Clifford Burhcfield.
and Mary La Rue. aU of Salem ; L. A. and
E. Henness, Helea Trask, Naney Lea
Trask, Neal Trssk, Laurence and Maud
Trssk, A. L. Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Edw.
Jackson, Elmer Hiatt. Mr. and Mrs. Ot
tilia Downing and" chidlren. and Mabel
Patton, aU of Lyons; LeTert Bennett of
Marion ; Clara McMillin Cole, Maxine and
Leland Cole, Norman and Ellen Lee and
Mra. Ellen Cole, all of Astoria; Mr. and
Mrs.J O. Voget and daughter, Esther f
Aumsville; Mr. and Mrs. P. McAuley,
Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. If.
N. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy and
son. Raymond, all ot Mill City; Mr. and
Mra. I. A. Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Jonh A.
Moe, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Titxe and fam
ily. Mrl and Mrs. V. Goodell, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Taylor.
Ruth and Its Moe. Ruby and Juanita
beth Mulkey and boys, Wm. P. Mulkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Mulkey, Mr. and
Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Max Frame. Eliis
Mrs. Giles Wagner and family. Mr. and
Mrs. James Blum and family, Mrs. Z. A.
Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Blum and
family, W. Bcrinrer aad Glenn Berinpr,
Mrs. Zoellner and Gordon, all ot Me
hama; T. L. Henness, Alice Daria Hen
neaa and Mr. and Mra. Ed Davia of
Oatea; E. E. Taylor of 8ilerton: Joseph
McMillin of Lebanon; Mr. and Mra. T.
L. Brown of Oregon City; Mr. and Mra.
J. C. Rabe ot Tifard: Joha A. Irrmg of
Wilbur: Mrs. Clyde Todd. Marjorio and
Eldon Todd. aU of 8heridan; Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Barrick of Garibaldi ; Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Teeters and family of Glen
dale; and Mattie Lyons Hiatt. KelHs
Tnrnldfe Loveriar, Mr. and Mra. P.
Potter, Bert Morris, O. D. 9or'
delia Hall LaBare, Bessie Hull Barker,
nad many others who failed to register.
Phone
5679
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100 lbs. -L
It Seem as Though We CanH
Keep Enough - j -Sacked
Up to Meet the Demand
MelloGlo COFFEE
-Pink, No. 1
10c
STATE STREET
The OREGON STATESMAN; Salem, Oregpn Friday Morning, September 4, 1938
Lebanon Growers
Contract Prunes
LEBANON, Sept. S. Print
grower. In the eaitern section ot
the county bare contracted tie
crop -to the. California, Packing
company; the Oregon Product
company and to Spencer- Canning
company of Lebanon, j The price
la from $15 to 20 per ton. -,
R. J. . Warden and son W. P.
Warden hare returned from an
auto trip ' to , Big Lake : where
they, spent sereral days fishing
catching the limit erery day.
They report the new road which
includes. Seren Mile hUl as Yery
good-; with the added attraction
of beautiful scenery. !
Mrs. C. W. Bice left Monday
tor Newton, la., in response , to a
message telling of the death . of
her sister. .. , ' .,.
Russell Wirt, son of Mrs. Ger
trude Wirt and MUs . MaybeUe
Phillips, daughter of; Mrs. John
Phillips, popular joung people
of the Lacomb section,. were
united in marriage in Albany,
August 27, the- pastor pf t h e
Church of Christ officiating. They
are - temporarily located at the
Wirt farm,, home. -..
Qover Seed, Potatoes;
And Cora Yet to Gather;
Hoppicking Is Started
CENTRAL HOWELL, Sept. .
Cloyer seed, potatoes and corn
are the crops left to harvest now
and the prospects are for a good
yield. " ' ,
'Hop picking started in the
Steelhammer, Durbin and Eggl
man yards Tuesday. Henry Lltchy
plans to start Friday.
J. S. Kaufman has his barn
on chis farm in the Erergreen
district near completion. The
cement floor is being poured
now.
Among the families vacation
ing at the coast recently are the
W. C. Rutschman, Ernest Roth
and. Mm. A. Nafzigar families.
Elect Multnomah Man
To Teaching Vacancy
DAYTON. Sept 3. Upton Bix
ton of Multnomah has been elect
ed to the Dayton union high
school teaching staff to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Ray. N. Warren, coach, who
will teach at Harrisburg. ,
Pouring cement for the new
walks and crossings ' in Dayton
near the new union high school
building was begun Wednesday.
These is to be about one mile of
new walks built
Laurel Social Club
Resumes Its Meetings
. K1NGWOOD, Sept. 3. Fifteen
members of the Laurel Social
Hour club assembled Tuesday af
ternoon at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. E. W. Emmett for re
sumption of activities following
the summer vacation.. Mrs. Jen
nie Ferguson was an invited guest
Mrs. Arnold. Cof f eL as hostess,
led devotions and served dainty
refreshments following the social
hour.
Nvw smooth bottom. Fine
mesh basket. Swinging rest
tope dripping on stove.
Round, eaayHclean corpers.
3 qt Size, $1.29 .Reg. $1.70).
.i3:4MUJ;WMN
Easy-clean dome cover.
Modem, Bakelite handles.
6 cup, $1.95 (Reg. $20);
4 cup, $LS5 CRatf. $2.20.
Also 2 and 12 cup sizes.' .
Doughton Hdwe.
353 Court Ph 6788
Dir CCian Lam
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Natural remedies
for disorders ot liv
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skin., and urinary
system of mem and
women. Remedies
for constipation,
asthmas arthritis.
sugar diabetes and
rheumatism. T. .
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nesa. Katuropathle
pturaicians. S03H Court St.
Corner Liberty
Office opm Satur
days and Tuesdays
only, to A. 1L to 1
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Getdie oaaa
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Valsetz Electors
Get New Director
Former Teachers at Gates
in New Positions; Other
Gates News -
VALSETZ. Sept. I. -At an
election held at the school house
Tuesday night, Lester Turner was
elected to finish, out the remain
ing two years ot the term of M. L.
Rudy who, has moved from the
district , i; . ..( :
' Scott Markln. of Independence
has been elected to - teach - the
seventh and eighth grades. Mrs.
Luella Will of Portland was elect
ed for the- fifth and , sixth grade
position, j . ,
Rev. Lyle Hagan of Salem held
church services at the r school
house Sunday' evening.,
Mr. and Mrs. George King re
ceived head injuries In an - acci
dent while on the way to Dallas
early Saturday morning. 2
-The Tallman - Music store sold
two pianos in Valsets Tuesday
plight. The school-board bought
one for use in the school and the
4-L bought the other for use in
the community hall.
Returns to California
To Resume School Work
KINGWOOD. Sept. 8. M ir. s
Catherine Applewhite, who has
spent the summer with her father,
A. L. Applewhite, here and at
Large
Magnifying
Mirrors
Adjustable "
Handles
47c
New White
and Gold
Alarm
Clocks
98c
Open
Evenings
Till 10 P. M.
FDEIpIG
GonSttary
PADO
2 boxes
25c
Rubbing
Alcoliol
Fall Strength - pts.
2 for 2QG
TOWEL8
150 Towels to Roll
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large Size ;
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Poison Oak
McKesson's
CALA C ream
473 :
ILAEIP
G1LODEC
30 or 60 Watt
Made by G. E.
their summer home at Neskowln,
left Sunday for San Diego .- where
she. will bo a - second . year - stu
dent at. California State- fnlver
slty. : . i -
; Mrs. David K. Freisen lis at
Twin - Rocks as a delegate from
the young people's -society lot the
Nazarene church of Salem tb their
annual convention. '- I
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ErrMoto
WOODBURN. Sept. J. The
following cases appeared in Just-
Ice Overton's c o u r t during . the
week: Clifford Elwood Mabley ar
rested for driving his truck at a
speed of 45 miles per .hoi r paid
a j fine -of $5 and costs: iRobert
Fetter paid a fine of $5 and costs
for driving his car with In- four
wheeled trailer attached without
the necessary licence plates; Git
ford . Barton Rustenmeyer arrest
ed for transporting property tor
compensation witnout Pf U. U
plates on his truck was given a
fine of $5 and costs. J i-
. 4 Peter Sylvester Maben ipaid a
fine' of $5 and costs aftef enter
ing a pie aof guilty to the charge
of driving his truck witH a bed
4 1 feet in length, belngi 6 feet
longer than the limit allowed by
law.. :-;?!
j John William 'Brooks.; arrested
for driving while intoxicated en
tered a plea of guilty and Iras giv
en a fine of $100 and sentenced to
30 days in the county jailjprovid
ed that If $50 ot the finetand the
costs be paid on or before30 days
that the remaining part jof t h e
penalty be suspended 1 1 . :
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or Sparkling Water
Negro Singers to
Appear at Amity
AMrrr. Sept S-The "Missis
sip plans, negro male singers, will
present a concert Mbnday night In
the Amity . Methodist church.
These singers . now;of radio tame,
were formerly known as the "Cot
ten Rlosaom iin-en tst that THnev
school in Mississippi. The
entertainment will start at 8 p. m.
and will consist of negro spirit
uals and readings.' -
W. E. Tarnes who lives on the
highway south of own, had. the
misfortune to 1 o e a valuable
horse which foundered on wheat
this week. Another horse was
rendered useless by the same
cause. The combine bad dumped
the wheat close in the pasture
fence, and the horses had reached
It through the fence. ; '
Parents here are Anxious over
an epidemic of whooping cough
which .Is : prevalent! among school
Salem Fish and Poultry Market
Phone 6010 i- 173 S. Commercial Free Delivery
xext door, to Mcdowell market
Fresh! Seafoods
Chinook Salmon. Silverside Salmon. Halibut Cheeks, Halibut.
Red Snapper, . Filet of Red Snapper, Filet of Sole, Oysters.
Crabs. . Kippered and Smoked Salmon, Salt Fish.
r Choictb Colored Frys & Hens
. k BRIXG T8 YOm POULTRY 1 "
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$1.25
size
60c
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PAGE SEVEN
children land these of - pre-achool
-age. Ae . the opening ot school is
so near, efforts are being made
to prevent further spread of the
disease. ! .
Bragg Bound Over
In Car Theft Case
Arraigned in justice court yester
day on a charge of larceny ot an
automobile belonging to Helen
Wright Of Salem, Frank Bragg,
20.-pleaded guilty and was bound
over to the grand Jury.
Art Johnson. 19, arrested with
.Bragg at Treka. Calv from where
the two jmen were returned Wednesday-
by Deputy Sheriff B. G.
Honeycu,tt pleaded not guilty to
the same Charge, clalmiog that he
had been picked up by Bragg at
Springfield . and ; was not aware
that thejear was stolen.
Brsggj admitted atealing the car
but said Chat It was his first of
fense. Both men are in jail In de
fault of j$750 bail each.
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Luckys, Old
Golds. Ches
terfields, Raleighs
Carton
02. 23
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Van Dycks
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Pkg. of 5 for
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Sundays
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Hew Squibb's
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One 40c Caa and
One. 25c Can
Bay Both for,
33c
Emotion
irs-Regular
Super -or Juniors
2 for S7c
LUX
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Large Size
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Cashmere Boquet
COAP
Former 25c Size
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and 5 Blades in
- Bakelite Case
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