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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1936)
I. 11 ' he OREGON STATESIIAIJ, Cato. Oregon, Friday Morulas, November 13, 1SS3 FAGS Parade Prize1 V. inners Told Armistice Day Is Fittingly - Observed by Groups AtWoodburn WOODBURN, NOT. 11. Armis tice I day was fittingly celebrated la Woodburn Wednesday, begin ning! with a parade which start' ed from the- Woodburn armory and was made up of a marching unit of the. howitzer company. 186th Infantry, the high school band, American Legion." auxiliary. Spanish American: war veterans, Gold 8 t a r Mothers and G.A.R members In Jcars, Boy Scouts, Girl Scoots. Junior Red Cross,! Wood burs tire department and pet see tloni r - -; i Prises won, by - entries ! in the parade were awarded to the fol lowing: Veteran coming from the greatest distance, George; Olson, Minnesota; fattest reteran, Wil liam Uppendahl; -tallest Teteran, Frank Brennan; "shortest teteran, Frank Rape;' biggest prerarlcator, Tom Mahoney; ; oldest veteran, Mr. Loneyjf homeliest Teteran, E." C. Scholes; most beautiful auxil iary woman. Mrs. O. Boje; oldest cariin parade, J. M. Rlngo; mem ber1 of auxiliary coming from the greatest distance, Mrs. Wrong jfrom Wisconsin, ' " L j '....L- In the pet lection prizes were corofpme dnriirsl m No Fuss!' No Muss! fd Wlien We Tte-Roof Your Home With Quality PABCO t i ! ! Shingles You Put the Job iii Oui Hands j- We lip It Quickly, Efficiently! Take Advantage of Special JPricjes ! Now iii Effect! ! 11 ELS :p -j i.i : : NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY 'IT;! ! ROOF ON BROS. n A K. IT 361 Cbemeketa i Phone 6550 CO r: iJejsrnoiL'srirr. I l FELT LIKE A BALLOON WAS It I"! , ,im - it i : II ' ' ' -;!( f "1 fir I BLOWN UP INSIDE HER ! VAN TAGE RELIEVED PAIN it i Mrs j Hess, of Brooks, Ore., Spent Hundreds of! Dol lars, k -to Relieve H r Stomacb, Liver, Kidney Trouble N o f hiig Helped Until She Found , I 'Great Van-Toge - Now , 1 1 jSayj, : "I Dongt Feel iLike tbe Same Person!" 'j !'' j"T ';! r ' r , . " f - jlgst ia few "weeks ago, VA TXtlS, rss unknown la Salem. Today, this Amazing Formula is the Drug Sensation et (his whole eontmnnitr. Crowds mow. f 1 oc k daar to 170 N. ; Liberty ; Street, : Salem, where VsA-Tagg is .being ' tntrodaeed and explained to t,he public ol this city .and Ticinlty by a r Special Van-Tas Representa . tlTfe, Mown as Th" VAN-TACE Majn, and, at the same time,' a' coiitinnal stream of widely-known meb and women, Jlring through out -Salem and sectionals coming forward I with Remarkable State-; meats, describing what Van-Tage dl4 for them and itrglnsr others, who suffer in the same way,,' to ge It and take it. For instance just a few days ao. Mrs. Laura E.I Hess, of Brooks, 0 r e g o n, brought in the following testi monial. Mrs. Hess : has lired In r this section for Is years and has become .widely-know.n. .Read this popular lady's nlnere statement and you will " find"; the; way to new health and strength.' Unable to Jat or Kest .hn ' 1 . i: une io AMiui iBsi i IfFor oTer seVn I, years," i says Mrs. Hess, "I was made miserable with stomach; kidney nd liTer 1 tranbre. lt seemedl as If there was nothing ,1 could eat without ihar Lv Ing it (turn to sour gas inside! me f I had-terrible-gas pains In; my 1 - etdmacb. It seemed as if a! big s bai loon was blown ' up inside me, i Th nresnnrA wit Terrible! Wlhen4 l eyipr 1 went to lay down thlsf awt ful Kas would bretns up Into my chest - and affect my heart so . much I would1 haTe- tofsli: vi adain. My stomach felt so heaTy an4 tsonr and hurt sa that woold sometimes have tor onitt to! aln temporary relief! I ttuld not get my breath and wasf! tired all the time. I bad dancing spots in front of .ray eyei po that roiisldn't even read or sew. Man nights I ' had to . ktj up thrsee tb rite timb to easy piy kidneys, . aii other times-1 would have to : walk up and down! the f!oo!r for ( ' hours because I couldn't rest! MyH 'system wag contaminated and I "had bad backaches jand pains in mr bodyUpren Wy iankles would sjii npiH:!' ff ' Jrf - ' .... I I . ' '''" - I Van-Tage fRelief Beyond ; Her Greatest Hopes sl tried all kinds of treatments and medicines. It cost me hun dreds bf dollars and 1 Was; Ga ting Worse. Instead J of better! Then I read about Vain-Tage and MKH. LU RA E. HESH; Pop nlari Oregon Iady, Suffered for 7 Years Before Finding Relief. She Says: VAX-TAGK I oiHierful Jlealctoe : and Want Vlto Tell Everjbody About It! won by Babs" Beck. Dorothy And Betty Miller, first on a turkey In wagon; Norma, Jean Black, sec ond on Red Cross nurse and dog; Lewis Murray on horse, third; J. C. MUIer on horse, fourth;, Esther Van Velkeaberg. cowgirl on horse, flfth; j Melville Fronslthl, sixth; Warren Bacon and Bay Rich, sev enth; Teddy Hanau!pka,f eighth; Jim Kennan, ninth; Reggie stone, tenth. Judges for these were. Mrs. Ray Glatti Mrs. S. Al Hoefer and Mrs. John Muir. J i ' - r:p . More Prizes Given 1 In the dress-up section Hiss Mar Jorie Miller was Swarded first prise as a clown and Joan Tweedie second as a clown; ; Naomi Pappi won a first as h an Indian . girl; AIM Glatt and Rataona Jean Broyles, second :$sf gypsies; John Clark Tehnant and Betty Wayne Tennant, third asrChlnese boy and girl; Eileen LeFebyra as Dr: De foe, fourth; Arline Dehut as tramp, Jlfth; Virginia .Whitman as nurse, sixth; Charles Fllbln as soldier, sixth; Margaret Whitney as j "the last J republican,'! seventh ; Anna! Kennedy as tramp, eighth; Loretta Little as negro mammy, ninth; Bonney Scott as Red Rid ing Hood, tenth; ,Opal Melville a Dutch boy and Dagry Ashland Jas Dutch kid, eleventh, and Robert Hughes as Landon goes begging, twelfth. Judges were Miss Esther Hettinger and Miss Dorothy Aus tin. ; 'i--r.:rU' ,-vr ,H- i . Mahoney1 Is Speaker! : U : Tollowing the parade a short program was given with Thomas Mahoney as main speaker of the day. Sam Toder was master of ceremonies, 1 n t r o d n e 1 n g the speaker and several other mem bers of the post who gave' short talks.::: -.. : ' i The football game held in the afternoon -between the freshman teams of Portland university and raeinc university, was ended With a score of 20 to 11 In favor f the Portland team. j t ; j In the evening a dance spon sored by the American, Legion post was held at the arnjory with ai large aitenaance. Tivins Are Efprn fPj 1V. It IT- 'omion i alkuka, Nov. 12. MrJ and Mrs. cneeter Gilbreath are the parents of a son born November fw, in s Poruand hosplUlr : i cards hare been received an nouncing the birth of twins, k bov and a girl to Mr. and Mrs, Dom- lon Horat of ; Callforjnla. The babies have been named Domlon and Donira Vivienne. Mrs. i Horat will be remembered as Dorothy w unon. ! j ; Mrs. E. E. Eradtl and mother, Mrs. William Knight. Joseohine Knight and Mrs.! Inez Adams mot ored to Sherwood, New berg and Lafayette Saturday In Lafayette they visited Hi Baker who is 90 years of age and when a small boy crossed the plains in thei same wagon train In 1853 with Mrs. Knight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Burchett. - I Mr. aid Mrs. Spurgeon and daughter, Shirley Rae of Central ja, wash.. Were guests Monday and Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Or rin Ottoway. " 1 ';'.( ' , Guests of Sniders ! MONMOUTH. Nov. 12. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Snider this week were Richard Snider Of the V. & S. California and MrsJSnid er. Miss May Irving and Miss Jean Hali; Vancouver, WTash., Albert Snider and Martin Painter; both of Vancouver Barracks, and Mr. and ' Mrs. Earl Stevens and Jean Carolyn of Harriaburg. Army of Vagrants Invades South "Knlfhts of the roar- J ll Governor Scholts 3 . 4 7 'M- r With !th return of cold weather California, Florida and most states which enjoy balmy weather during winter months axe menacdby an army of vagrants. The two -winter playgrounds". Florida, and Calif ornia. have been forced to establish border patrols to turn hack the thousands of drifters who head south or west about this time. Gov. David SchdtU of Florida has enlisted stats forces to cops with the problem, while In California the situation has been net for the L - most part by municipal authorities of border cities. f Trid of Dramas H Toj Be Presentee! . IVmight, OJH.S. MONMOUTH, Nov. 12- A bril liant trio of plays will . bo pre sented Friday, night in the Ore gon Normal school auditorium by the Crimson O : players, ! starting at 8:1$. r ' i "Th Purple Rim," a fantasy by Ellzibeth Payne, has this cast: Hugh iCmry, Enod Phelps, Mary Staats Kenneth Lunday, Ruth Young and Allyce Hunt. The istage director is Dora Jantxen; Stage manager,- Belle1 Hufford; proper ty manager, Maxlne : Shetterly; costumes, Lyda Belle Whitcomb. "Passe" a drama by McElbert Moore, is to be preesented by this cast: Ruth Fulgham, Errol ! Has sel, Ferdinand Jensen, John Hunt; Warren, ,T. Elliott and Thelma Ram8ayl -The director it Al vin Hulse; stage manager, Mary! Alice Enos; 'property manager; , Loree Rinehart; costumes, Helen Weth erell. ! ' "j - ! . "Circumstances Alter !; Casesi" an. intriguing comedy by jR u t h Giorollf, has this cast: Delphlne Martin, Arnold Turnboll Iris Hankins, Ervin Fountain, Elea nor Stayton. The stage . manager is Glendolene Vinyard; property manager, Koneta Nowowlejskl; costumes, Janet Yates. Mrs. Beu lah Thornton is faculty supervisor of all the plays. - Fanners Guests, Commercial Glib Final Rites Held, Lebanon, For Former Resident, iH, J. Patternson LEBANON" Nor 1J The an nual farmer guest night was fea tured by a banquet tendered to volsitlng farmers ,by the commer cial club at Hotel Lebanon Mon day night. There were about 90 present. The : ! guests ' were wel comed byFred: Ward.' -i -4 ".v vt-;3; . -W. W. Ellis, president, presided and FJ C. Johannensen. nrorram chairman, introduced entertaining aamoers mciuaing a playlet, a brief musical program and read ings by Mrs. Jesse Peterson.;. i :Tho funeral kf H. J. Patterson, a former Lebanon resident who died Friday at his home at Spo kane, wash., was conducted at the N.lc Lowo mortuary by. Rer. F. Wemett of t he local Methodist church: Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Patterson, formerly Edith Black bum, will spend few weeks with Lebsnon relatives, v; r -:. . Iowans Get" Bain : 1 Mrs., Stella Blakely who drore from Western Iowa with her three sons irlsited In Portland and stop ped on her way to California' for a visit with her cousin Mrs. J. C. Booth and family. She states that recent rains have started rrasa and regetation; on completely dry J. Ei Eaten is receiving the con- gratulaationa of friends on win ning a late model car as hirh man In 4 salesman contest, fj Ben Powleskl. co-partnr in the H and H Lumber ; company, has wusni, m lot on . West Grant Kentucky Choice - , : f AlamJo Maddox ..- . --, j .:- WheiS students at University of Kentucky selected the most popu lar co-ed on the .campus at Lex ington, they chose a "Georgia peach". Miss Mamie Maddox .of . Blakely. Gn.;',: jv' ' ', - street of Boh Keller and is build ing modern home. - ' , The, fire company Vas- called Monday to extinguish a blaze sup posed to have started from a de fective flue at the Glenn Wallace homo in the eastern part of town, the roof was burned and the in side of the building was consid erable damaged. The loss is cover ed . by Insurance. Plea for Peaci rJadebyEUdns Hand Slakes Appearance at - Armistice Program i At Slonmoutli MONMOUTH, Not 12-43peak-ing before a large audlensce In the auditorium of the Oregei Normal school Wednesday morning. Rev. W. A.! Elklns. minister of the . First Christian church, and an overseas Teteran, made! an elo quent plea for peace. Ife quoted the words, recently m ate by the President of the United SUtes: "We choose peace." ill He spoke of the amazing revela tions recently made that 21.000, men became milliionaices from ' wartime munitions - enterprises; -and lauded I the stand j taken by the American Legion wkh Its mil- lion members to take slips to le gally enact through congress a measure whereby no mah ar men become rich . from the - blood money of war, again. ,'J Urges Stand for Ptace -- 'Let us let the world know that we stand for construction, not destruction,? he exhbrted the young people in his audience. "Let ' ns hold aloft the olive-raach of peace, rand resolve in lour: hearts to stand for peace and betterment, . for Intelligence and enplghtment, to carry out the purposes and plans for peace - progress and its uplift." i, - jj The band directed bfm C. El lefsonj performed splendidly. Dr. V. V. Caldwell ; announced that musicians were participating from Dallas. Independence. Monmouth and Salem. I i Lakes Yield Few Duck? for Hunter DETROIT, Nov 1,2 D nek huntres report poor luck on Lost lake and Marion lake. Most of the loging camps above Detroit are now closed down for the winter, according to reports coming into town. , r , A pleasant afternoon was spent this 'week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hanson with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lisle hosts and demonstrators - for the dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Hamon, Mr. and Mrs. "Bill' Siefirt, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Clus ter and the Hansons. have moved into their new home on the new Breitenbush road. . rangers N cws Salem grange will hold tfcts reg ular meeting Saturday , at the Auburn schoolhouse, with annual election of officers to be featured In the morning session. i)ianer will be served at noon, and in the afternoon Mrs. S. H. VanTrump, lecturer, will present a rrogram Including ;,a talk on "Rehabllata tion" lty f Theodore Hobart land musical numbers by Emma-Webb of Auburn. Community! singing win te enjoyed. ; i i - . i ' i 1. ".-! I bought, two bottles. I !DON.'T FEEL LIKB THE SAME, i PER SON ANY idORE! It gavel such Wonderful Relief! Now I have; no more gas pains sour or' heavy stomach. Tbie pressure Is all gon and I am able to breathe more easilyM never feel tired any morfe and do not have to rest durink the day, because I sleep so well at! night. I read! and iseWj all l want, now that the spots are gone from before my eys. I can walk anywhere because- my ankles are no longer 4iollen and the; aches are gone from" my back. Van-Tage is. a Wonderful, Medicine and I want to tell everybody aboAt it. When you Buffer as terribly as I did and then get such relief it just makesy6u want to tell! other sufferers to; try this. Great Van- Tase, ! 100:7.'; -- , ' " '. 1 Acts on Bowels, Stoniacli; Helps JYoli in General VAN-TAGE Is like several me dicines Ini one. That is, it con-f tains over 3J,jnKredients, isclud-i ing 1 Natural Herbs. So it helps you In ' several ways. ALL AT ONCE. It cleanses the bowels and clears gas: and bloat from stom ach. It enlivens the liver, cleans sickening bile from feystem and relieves awful biliousnessj sick headache and jOrn-out feeJingsJ It Invigorates the kidney, action, thus relieving night rising and! backache. Weak, miserable people daily write us they sojen fee) like different men and women. iA SpecfaW: fVan-Tag Represent tative, knoii as The VANTAGEi Man. is nojriat 170 N. jLlbertyj Street, Salem, ' d a 1 ly meeting crowds of pi0ple and Introducing and explaining 4.his ; Remarkable; Compound., J .5" , h On Sale at Fred Meyer' Toiletry and Remedy Dept; ; 170 N. Liberty St. ; , ! LIBERTY. Nov. 12 1-4 A Sneclal meeting of the Red Hills grange will be held Friday night, Nov. 13, at 8 o'clock In the grange hall,' at which time purchase of a build ing site will be discussed, j The Liberty community club will also meet at the community hall Friday night at 8 o'clock for a business session and program to which everybody is invited!. LIBERTY, Nov. 12. A well Attended .club dinner; started off the regular Red Hills . grange night' Tuesday.- Visitors I were former master,, F. E. Wilson and family of Brush College, Mrs. Reed Chambers, IMrs. FL,; Scott, -William Zosel.jp. G. Judd.i W. D Olden, W. R. j Dallas; and" C. A: Ratcliff were Riven honors by be ing seated at the October; birth day table, centered with allovely birthday cake, i : - ; ; A short program Included, oral Toting on the most obnoxious weed, Canadian thistle received more Votes followed closely by' wll4 morning glory. Similarly the rose was acclaimed the most beau tiful flower. A (poem was read by C. D. Curtis. ! -. V -.f ,r.-.i ! .! .The business session was given over to the annual election of of ficers for 1937, resulting as fol lows:. Master, E. O; Beckley; ov erseer, Gus Cole; lecturer, Mrs. Grant Teter; steward. F. L. Scott; assistant steward, W a y n e Wil liams; chaplain, P. j G. f Judd; treasurer, W. R; Dallas; secretary. Mrs. E.' Clark; j gate-keeper, John Beckley ; Graces : Ceres. , Mrs. C. D. Curtis; Pomona, Mildred Zo eel ; Flora. Mrs. Oscar Deneer; lady assistant steward. ; Pearl Scott. Executive committee mem bers are: W. Ej Moses. Oscar Den eer and William Zos i ROBERTS, Nov. 12 The home economics club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Leonard Zielke. Mrs. Jesee JOhns was fn charge bf the literary; program,; L I The homa economics dab will meet with Mrs. William Peterson December 18, Mrs. L.1D." John ston, will furnish the literary pro- Schaeier's Driig Store The Original Yellow Front Drug and Candy Special ; 135! N. COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE 5197 & 7023 ! 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Walnuts, Almonds, Brasilia, Pecans . .1 in abundance. The prices -are fair to alL Take home a supply. Your Safeway store is well stocked with merchandise, plenty of everything la take care of normal seasonable requirements, but with' the duration and effectjof the raaruime strute stiu unpredictable , . . and the present lie-up ol shipping making it Smma;m 1 JltfZ . li a ' L a . a. lirnn nm wynt-trx a.' Arm iui.iciauisij funiculi. -Lu rvpienisn siocks we suggest, ils nb uuuci you your pantry and protect your! own family against possible food shortage.. I-I -! - " ' - i . , -, . ... a ..! ' . - - : f I , to fill j lbs. Walnuts 2 Xocaf, Good Grade i n hit nfrnTrs i Grown In Slu !, ' . A IT MiftlTt sriCJ IXL Braid mm4MmJmt-mmTAmmmT The Best Grade BEIAZHLG 2 29c !: 1 : lbs. lb. 29c RAISINS Seedless 4-lb. pkg. 29c Holiday Candies I -IJltra Fine Chocolates Assorted, the best grade we have had for years : I QQsm 2-lb. Box 59c 4-b. Box VpZ Satin Mix, lb. .....I J..... LjOc Broken Mix, 2 lbs. i. ..M....lJ25c CHOCOLATE DROPS O OC Old Fashion Kind . Ibs.aCOC LEMON PEEL, ORANGE OC -PEEL, CITRON PEEL, eju lb. LoC 'ir -- - ' . i. . ' S - - CHERRIES PINEAPPLE, Candied, pound .,..;.,I..:,J. NONESUCH i I MINCEMEATS 1.2 kgs. CIDER, Pure Apple I i I - 9Ci In Your Container, (Jallon.. LiD C 37c 23c TISSUE ZKK Super Suds rolls ' Jell-Wen COFFEE! DEV. MEAT Pineapple Rooedale Sliced Assorted.:1 I 314c , - j. .. - .. xjbbr's Vn Each IJll 1 UA 1 m m i 1U Size Tin 2 for 25c GUnt Size 19c Oxydbl RegJ Size rfcg. 19c Peets Gran n ouau Large Pt. 29c :'liibU:.B!-4 KELLOGG'S COKN FLAKES Pkgs. 25c Nice Mush Bout FREE BEANS II 3 Small White lbs. lie Salmon No. 1 Tall Pink 10c aiEAT departrient: :. i8c 17ic 25c 29c PORK ROAST Young and Lean, pound t-l .. i T BEEF STEAKS : - Tender and Juicy, pound 1 PIG SAUSAGE Good With Hot Cakes, pound Lj BEEF CUBES, Boneless, to ; Boil or Braze. 2 pounds PRODUCE DEFT Prices Effective Nov. 13 CRANBERRIES Red Ripe lbsl SWEET POTATOES A lbs! J erseys, o. Is JJL. POTATOES fn V. S. No. 2, 50 lb. bag d SVC 9. j -.. mmmmmmmmmmmmm DATES ' -s ."': ) Fresh ...... U lb 14 33c !25c rt-y Prices Effective Fri. td MoiiNov. 13 to; 16, Indi i
