The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 13, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text' 1 1 -i -- I 'j The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. 1 Oregon, Friday Morning, November 13, 13 PAGE SEVEN - r r I : try to Anj important Oregon industry and ' healthy, easily di Tested food used in good cooking in many ways. 1 Piemento, Brick, Velveeta, American 2 half pound pkgs IL-i Tillamook, in the 2 Lb. Loaves HL......:each 55c ; I " f:v iL' Forty Klnda tf CbefM to Selettj From r j ;-- ..H 39c r?TT.RTrt m LA Ud VJ L, I ( PnHt j V 4S-lb. bazs (Good Hfd Whttt Bread Floor) Kgllogg's Shredded Wheafefij. 25c Kellogg's Com Flakes Pkgs. 25c ! jf A Tery servi-reable Cereal Dish Tree' with each purchase) (A blend of Soyan Bean; and Wheat! Hearts) GlaollGd Valnattg ?5Z?8. 33e Ghcllcd Pecans Fancy Halves ilb. Nw Crop Paper Shell Pecans, lb. White Pufled Figs, new lb. pkg. i IJkvr Fio-e falamrvna -IK l ft ,35c -25c l25c i55c 125c i i Clover Blossom Jloney, Bradshaw'sl 5 lb. can L. M " .. . v "2H lb. cans SOc ; lobby's Pumpkin, No.' 2 cans, 3 for .-1 . ."I ; " NoC lO can S5K: '; ':' ! Ah Green Asparagus, New West, No. 2 cans,, 2 fori 45c BpothV Sardines, 1 lb. oval cans, 3 cans ..J .25c ' J : 7, . (In Mustard, Tomato or Natural) j.;r Bbrene Soap Powder, Ige. pkgsl, 2 for ill..- .;69c (Large RosewjLre Vegetable Dish or Cake Flatter Free 1 i SUyer Cream Polish, Wright's, jar 22c f r ' .1 VEGETABLES :j : j. Sprouts. Gr. Peppers, Cucum bers, Parsnips, Rutabagas, Tar--inips, Spinach, Utah Green Cel iery, Celery . Hearts,' Solid Cab bkge,: Carrots, Gr Onions, Ba nana Squash, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes Cauliflower. . 10 lb. mesh bags Labish Onions 17c M -H fruits .Mil , Empress Grapes, Persimmons, . Casabas, J Cranberries, ; Califor nia Grap Fruit, 3 Tor ,1.26c lArizonaJ Gipe Fruit, 7 lor 25c : Sunkist' Oranges, heaTy with Juke. ; dozerf ; L1.C IS 5c Rubles Pure Cider, gallon 25c i75N. High St. '! -Vf ' PhoneUlll ree; Delivery f j J Thirty)ay Account Service ! WE ARE SALErS tAUTHORIZKD AQEXT FOR I t i RATTLE CRKEK FOij CO. "T" i I C ' 5 , - I -V '-iiSafellbl I 1 . f ! O Oeia bidden Wei 1 : j ! j . ' f L4 '" . ,..' 4 where decay danger larks t i "r - 7 S .. Lrerowes food particle tbat taint ., J - teU breath. Rubbing gums with Briten . 1 1 !; ' M! needed' exercia Start the j ' :' :-;! Btiien habit today. ' " Tooi EV TWO DRUG $T0R$a t S1 TOOffIUYATfKtTt22tt$T0RE i l. WHERE 1 OIT GREATER VAIIITy I 1 ' feP AMD QUANTITY FOR MY 4 t 7 I-;: ir Trouble in North Qiina Anticipated NANKING,' Not. ll--The Chinese goTrnnent her asked immediate eTacuatloa of all for elgpers from northwest China vhere ah attack of 10,000 Man chojnkuoan and Mon(o 1 troops wai ; reported. :;-: "jl ! . (The attack; was reported re pulsed in Suiyan prorince, on district from which i the gOTern ment .urged eyacuatkm. J - f , . The gOTernment said ootea had been sent all goyernsnenta . main taining, diplomatic relations wUh China asking them to mrge thalr nationals to- lea re Suisan, Nlng sla andTsinghair proTlnces and "also ' some parts of I Inner Mon golia under separata; Mongolian Jurisdiction - J S r i Visas will not be lBsued to ad ditional foreigners to enter the provinces named,, the gorernment said, . because "Chinese ? authori ties will not be responsible for: protection of foreigners" In the areas.-.;! , ,J-"-. - .. j- j . i Suiyan and Kansu proTlnces hold the ; majority ' of Americans In northwest China, j - , , , , j ! ,'t.; . TreilttoiHisHer: age. Spreading CHICAGO, NotJ 1 2-VPt-Thou-sanjds O , workmen.; h a t j Joined ihe! ranks of Industrial I employed recelring higher pay and bonuses. -The Eastman Kodak cbmpany at j Rochester, N. 1 declared a wage ; dividend of $2,200,000--$1,000,009 larger than the 193C melons ' '! l- j !: ! ? -1 : . ' Cutler Hammer, . Inc., announ ced it; would distribute approxi mately $225,000 a m on g 2.750 persons at its Milwaukee plant and New York branch on Decem ber 10. i : . ;.' Bov 1 Given Awsy" With Corn Flakes It's interesting to note that a Yexy attractlTe cereal bowl is be Ing offered by manufacturers of cornflakes with 3 boxes of cereal. The story is a lot like the "Hou.se That jack Built;" the child eats the cereal, so he can get a pretty new bowl, that makes him want more jcereal. ; 60c Italian Balrii . . !50c-Jergen's Lotion . . . 33c j50c Huid's H&A Cream 39c ISOc.Santiseptic Lotion .45c SllPacqiiih Hand Cream 67c 55c (Pond's Creams . . . . .39c 35clJuni8 Cream . . . . . .27c !r i ... -ii 'i i i l SUtiani Milkweed Cr. 79c pepsqdnt Paste . . .33c -r r 1 ir; -... -"'r 4 -: ' ? ? -f 40 c 35c 75c Danderine ? . i . 26c Glover's Mange . . J.55c QciVitaHs Dressing . . .39c 66c Zonite Antiseptic " . . 42c SL50 Talcara Powder . 1 1 Lysol Disinfectant .83c SOcJVick's Nose Drops . L 31c 65c Mistol Nose Drops 43c S15 Tag4 2 ioV .$1.98 Mother Subs for Star Daughter 7. .. . . ?: 1 J Mrs. Leah Ray Hubbard! Another unique situation earn about to Hollywood when the doe resemblance of Mrs. Leah Ray Hubbard, right, won her a Job as stand-in for her daughter. Leah-Ray. 4urtng faming of a novU tt which the talented yonnr ewcer M atarraa.i - r- v : Training Scliool at Monmouth Has Special Projects on Display for . Observance of Educational Week MONMOUTH, Nor 12 Educa tion week is being observed in the training ischool at Monmouth, die plays of I work, chosen from the rarlous grades, being made in downtown windows.' A ssmmary of work Ibeing carried on in pro ject form, in each grade, at the present ' Jtlme, was prepared for dlstrtbuUon by Miss Dora Scheifs key, stxth grade teacher, as fol lows: ' - i. In the first grade pupils are reading nd studying about boats. Interesting pictures of boats, painted by the children, are the features n one downtown window. Miss La Vada Reed Is the; super Tisor. ; ! The second grade children haTe been interesting themselves in the actiritles of the fire department, and havo made colorful reading charts foe display, to indicate the trend of jtheir study. Miss Ruth McClure la the teacher. Study Colonial Days "Colonial Life," la the current topic in the third grade, and their window display cleverly re atmosphere with coaches, column ed houses,! fireplaces and t he like. Miss Martha Taylor Is the teach er. I -Ji , :'j The fourth and fifth, grades are studying ! oys, thil.. unit leading Into history! geography! and litera ture. Theit Exhibit is composed of attractive and interesting toys. Miss Neva; jpallas Is the teacher. The sixth9 grade haalbeen doing research on the history of writing. Their exhibit includes Egyptian hieroglyphics, cuneiform ; writing and ! Indian .picture writing. Miss Scheffskeyi 1st the teacher. ; Alrcraftf Interests Some Airplane! history and construc tion is the seventh grade study ac tivity,! following up with the nses of aircraft; .and possibilities of careers . and f aviation. Their ex hibit Is a tolorful display of this complex and varied study unit. Mrs. Pheble Cox is th I teacher. Study Interest in the eighth grade has centered about pottery. The children have collected old pottery and pictures of older pot tery, j Their reading about the making of pottery has led to a start in making simple' models. Miss Florence Beardlsey fa the teacher. '-" ::, Student body o fleers of the training school are: Edna Bow man, .president: Delmer Dewey, Tice-president; Melba Williamson, secretary; Frank Smith, treasur er.; ' John Lorence," sergeant-at-arms; Emmett- Tilton, Mercer Smith, Llewelyn WilUams, San Trlyp,- Bobby Lorence Dale Snyder and Pat Strawn, school firemen.' i, U Womeii Meet at Patterson Home ELDRIEGE, Not. 12. Mrs. Pearl Patterson entertained at her home here Wednesday for mem bers of the; Waconda community Club and three special guests. The group worked on q u lit pieces. Club- luncheon was enjoyed at noon.- Mrs. E. J. Becker presided dur ing the business session. An im promptu program included read ings by Mrs. Albert Glrod and Mrs, Becker sang, Mrs. Pearl Pat terson and "Bits of Visdom"iby Mrs: E. A. Miller, Mrs. A, W. Nu Bom, sr., and Mrs. Allyn Nusom. Mrs. Allyn Nusom will be the next' club hostess ln three weeks. Wednesday, December 2, will be the date due to the regular meet ing conflicting with the Tbanksf giving holiday, j..- r:" - ! -' j Williams Speaks Sunday at Dallas DALLAS, Not. 12. Snnday morning at 11 o'clock, JRot. 8. 'C. WaUamg of Portland an out standing speaker of Oregon, will occupy the pulpit at the Dallas Presbyterian church. His subject will be, "Harvest Home." Joseph C. Hartley, director of. the Pres byterian choir, is . mn g 1 n f special jnnsie for the errice. f ' A covered dlah dinner Is to be erred ' and a social . time held. ReT. Williams and his family will be special guests at the dinner, r : v - " i I i - Suicide, Way Oiiit For Wife Slayer V' "-.';. :":J"i :" t "' "v4 j ' RED BANK. N. J.. Not. 12-fP -Ralph J.. Mills, sought by police tor questioning In the slaying yes terday of his wife Nellie, shot and killed himself last night when po lice overhauled him in. a car In highway chase, -i v , In Mills' pocket was a scribbled oonfesslou .that ! kUIed thsit I rn ' ' ' aWTT r - w re locxtU aw i. t ... m ACT ; W j See 31r. Widener with ft ni7TTi ism! iA4i4aJT Tl3)ltT TTT TT -m TliTfr M'Sw Us For iT W W IW'i. The Best 1 FRYS HENS BAKES ! FRESH SEAFOODS ! Hallbnt, Chinook and Sllverslde Salmon, Ling Cod Sole, Red Snapper, Filet of Halibut, ! Sole, Halibut, Black Cod, Butter Clams Oysters, Shrimp, Shell Fish; Kippered Salmon, Stock Fish. . BRING US YOUR POULTRY f j ! 1 Salem Fish and Poultry Market f-f-vj Phone 6010 173 8. Cbmmeritlal Free Delivery 'U NEXT DOOR TO McDOWELL MARKET 1 U.1 4 which I lOTed.T Assistant Prose cutor Charles Frankel said. SPECIAL Squibb JDental tireanr Family Package 3. larye 40c tabes jvj-:..f0r- 9c matt 4 ACTION RELIEF for ACID INDIGESTION ctAW 1 I tomx mntad&m that wt la rla7 te a traiiia eae i i acidity , evw a praloagsd y triad. PleaaaaC ' - BISMA-REX I ANTAOD POWDER 1 n- I imitgadefm. - t i ' iuui Finn WNi n one ttMjooofal of staadatd cod ; liner oil in Vitaauos A ana D. COD LIVER OIL Concwnfrofe TABLETS ". 5j:,49V.llC- '09 $1125 Greomuliion I V 93c i- 50c Phillip9 Magnesia 34c 70pKruschen Salts . . 57c SlO S.W.A. Food . . . V0c 60c Bromo-Seltzer . r.49c v $1 Horlick Malt SBIk 7Sc 75 3 Gastoria, Ige. . ; ..v50c f 1 qt. Haliyer Malt r . . 02.79 1 hli Squibb Oil . . r. 89c Uj 60c Resinol Ointment 40c $lAj;arol ?. vf. v v ' -fcj-1 0Anain I aniets . . vi c 60c Sal Hepatica Cj'fe : )Ji9cU.X pV Aromatic Cascara 69c I : ;: -; .-- '! :-:: ,115 S. COMMEKOAI. ST. !, I"- .1 ,;4tli iCMIt ll ' I" K 4 . ' W,r- ,1 r h la te Street fac t Eflkt Phone orders t solicited 1 S679 FREE! FREE! J. Glass Cereal Bowl with o Pkgs. of KeHoggs sJ tCorn Flakes j. -. - COCOA Hershey IA(Tound -" SUGAR Fine Granulated ...J., RlCE-Longr .Grain; Borden's - 25c 7c 10 lbs! 55c . irf lbs.. 3 cans I T 13c- 25c 4 8 rann SS.OO National Cheese! Week lebrnte . mi 23c 1 . . j Help, Us Ce! Brookfield Cheese Pound :J.-...i..-.. GREEN J BEANS i. : CATSUP 12-oz. bottle DEVIID . 'MEA11''Jt SUGAR 100-lbJbajr No.-2.tins - I- 9c 3 tins IOC $5.39 SwiftS Sliced Bacbii, lb 35c"; Rind Off - -:V-" ! PriinVIlU Rbastlb, ;2Sc .Roiled f and Rolled j 1 i i - Fluffo Short'ing, albs. 25c : SwjLAD. JREaSSL3, Quart , --L ,. .... -:',. . i- - . . f. . . j- t' t " - Sweet Spud's 6 Graiijrries, JJb. Ibs.u25c Northern Spy or Xm TV- "p.- n .69c - 7 ' (Crystal VJiite Soap 10 iars 29C SllreddcMl 11 Wheat tii'f- '.'1.5: i if j . Pumpkin No. 21a Tins 2 wage : SnwSBnnnWnPnnnannnnnnnnnnnBsnaBBjBj 1 Wesson Oil Deal One Pint Oil and ,1' May on. Mixer . ' All J for 39c Snow . - . 1 . . . . , Crackers ; box 27c Hot Sauce 3 reg. . tins 0 Candy Bars or Gum I Matches box ctn.. Wachten Motor South ! UT. ANGEL, Not.1 1S Mr! and lira. Jos. U Wchtr left this mornlns by motor on a two weeks trip, to Stockton and ither sointa In California. Traveling with them was Mrs. "Wachtera father. Fred schwah. SWne W7yS GtGfll! GET THIS LOVELY CEREAL D0VL - i rzrs Or riz Lnj L L WITH 3 PACKAGES OF C0m FLAKES cereal bowl for v YOU'LL want this beautiful your own breakfast table. It's that won-derful i deep-blue glassware that is so popular now. -Its attractive -appearance invites appetites ' helps youngsters eat more cereal with' whole- wmemilk.-.;.; J f Buy Kellogg's Corn Flakes -and get this "j .". " bowl FREE at your grocery-- the supply! is limited. Kellogg' s Corn Flakes- Have ! that rmatchless Kellogg flavor that has made th;m 1 the world's favorite cereal. Crunchy and V golden with milk jor cream.' . Fine for breiik- Iv. "fast," lunch or supper; 'l '"-IpV''."'-; -J ' V . Kellogg's are sold by all grocers, : ovi ; afresh and flavor-perfect in the patented heater sealed WAX i lit inner bag Ready to serr. if v "."When von buv them.; C?' , : ; ask for your, FREEj cereal bowl. Kellogg's . 5 are made and guaran- teed . by Kellogg in ; ITatlle Creek.r. . X , - - . a i ft . I1 t ... - 'Mr-. ; 1 "' ' i -: - t'. '. K-.'i; - ' swt r.iv (c (o) l; 11 ! il a ! 3