The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Blornlnjr, January 22, 1S37
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Herman H. Annen
Dies, Mt Angel
- MT. ANGEL, Jan. 21. Funer
il services for Herman H. Annen,
35, who died at the home of his
ion Henry early Monday morning,
were held from ! St. Mary's Cath
Hc church Wednesday morning
it 10 o'clock. Rer. Father Ilde
phonse read the requiem high
jnasi and Rev. Father Placid us
presided at the organ and gare
the funeral sermon. The graTe
ide services were held by Father
Alcnin. ; , i
Pallbearers were: Cl etas
Eutsch, J. A. Kaiser, John T. Bau
man. Emll Zach. Jos. Sprauer,
It. J. Bernlng. i Mr. Annen was
torn In Metten, Germany, April
11, 1852 and was married there
to Anna Margaret Brand la 1877.
They came to the United i States
In 1882 and settled In Beard sley,
Minn. In September ISIS they
moved to Mt. Angel, whero they
llred rer since.
His first wife, the mother of
his six children, died October IS,
1916. and his oldest son, Herman
jr., died In 1917. Those surrlTlng
are his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth
Keller-Annen; fire children. Sis
ter M. Ida. teacher at Mt. Angel
Normal school. Mrs. Mary Kath
man of Salem. Henry and William
Annen and Mrs. Margaret Staf
fer all of Mt. Angel; and 17
grandchildren. j
Strout Is Improved j:
AMITY, Jan. 21 Mrs. Erclle
Robblns and children of Newberg
were Sunday guests at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L.
Strout. Mr. Strout, Amity's pio
neer merchant, who has been 111
with a severe cold at his home
for the last two weeks Is reported
better, although unable yet to
leave his room.
Alters Feeds Are Economical
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They Build Healthier, More Productive Flocks!
TESTED HELPS NO. 155
Place a few small feed cans
against the henhouse wall
(high enough so the hens
can't reach them) as a
place to keep extra feed for
male birds.! This will h!p
keep the male birds in bet
ter condition to increase
their fertility.
Try Our MOLAO-O-MEAIL
! It's 17 Protein! !
It's proving satisfactory with many dairymen . . . why
not put It to work for you?
Albers i Proven Egg
Maker Paks
Calf Manna
Albers Progressive Mash
Rabbit Pellets
Buy Your Hay and Straw Here
Wheat, Oats and Corn
Just In! Carload of Good Alfalfa Hay
Albers Proven Egg
Maker Mash
Albers Breeder Mash
and Paks
STANDARD FEED CO.
22 Ferrv St.
Phone 6858 x
Hears Roosevelt
V
Here Is an excellent picture of
Mrs. Wood row Wilson, widow of
the late president, taken as she
sat In the gallery of the house
listening- to the address of Preal
- dent Roosevelt.
BRUSH CREEK, Jan. 21.
Booster club will meet at the
school house Friday night. . A
good program and entertainment,
followed by lunch, is promised. It
is expected that some delegation
from the Silverton chamber : of
commerce will be present to urge
the Brush Creek support of an
effort to clean up Silver creek.
STATTON, Jan. 11 An lnter-
' i n n r i v
rJ lih r. IdiI
V EantleeK W:
THEY'RE
GUARANTEED
BEST..i
AND ARE;
YES;
AND COST
LESS, TOO
2inl Stopperless Bottle
An innovation ! , See It I Aalc for a J A KCfr'fr
demonstration. Save money buy I v 1
liM irto vm sag
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Debaters Prepare
For Iinfield Meet
Debate teams to represent Sa
lem high In the annual state high
school debate tournament at Lln-
fleld college January 29 and 20
have been selected by Coach Nor-
borne Berkeley. - -
This year question for; mgn
school debaters Is, Resolved: That
all . public utilities be publicly
owned and operated, and arguing
on this subject will be the fol
lowing teams: Bill Thomas, Ruth
Alice Grant, affirmative, and Al
lan Smith, Virginia Martin, nega
tive; Bill Crary, Merlyn Nelson,
affirmative, and Myron Pogue,
Martha Daye Wodaege, negative;
Edith Oglesby, Jean Denniston,
affirmative, and Bill Thomas,
Martha Daye Wodaege, negative.
Barbara Toung and Clifford
Nile, with Myron Pogue as al
ternate, will represent Salem . In
the extemporaneous speaking con
test. :. j ' - : i '
Take Precautions
Against Epidemic
MT. ANGEL, Jan. 21. Every
precaution Is being taken at St.
esting program plan was carried
out at the meeting of the. Cole
Community club Monday night
when at least one member of each
family present was called on to
present a number.
Included In the program was
harmonica and piano numbers by
Ed Soberts and Mrs. Clinton Stan
ley; violin selections by Ernest
Algerter and Clarence - Maertz;
skit, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vernon
and son Glen; a demonstration of
memory work, Arthur Sandner ;
negro reading, Arthur Walls, and
a song by the two little Ray sis
ters.
Timely Use For -
Ho Water Bottle ' :
LIBERTY, Jan. 21 The
problem of ice on the wind
shield of the school bus
these cold I mornings has
been rather neatly solved
by .- the ' driver, Dolph Bal
lantyne. He merely, brings
a hot water bottle, slips it
over the icy glass, wipes
off . the : water . and Is all
ready to go.
Mary'a grammar school to prevent
a flu epidemic here. -About 50
children are absent from school
because of Illness. No severe cas
es, however, have been reported
except that of Jeanne Gillette, a
pupil of the fifth grade. '
.Most of the Illness seems to I
center ' in the upper grades, 10
youngsters being absent from the
eighth grade j and nine from the
seventn. Teachers are watcnlng
the youngster closely for signs of I
colds or other symptoms and
sending them home , at the first
signs of Illness. Children and par
ents are being Instructed ' what
precautions to take. .
i The flu has also taken some In-1
roads on the student, bodjles and
faculties of the two higher Insti
tutions of learning. ML Angel col-
leg, .e and Mt.. Angel Ho r m a 1
school and ' academy- but 'nothing
serious has developed thus far.
Expert Watch
Repair
By Certified Watchmaker
Complete Line of
Elgin, Hamilton,
', Waltham Watches
Taylor's Jewelry
, Store ' ;
240 N. liberty Opp. Pepco
Hoi Water h
Bottle $1.50
2Qt. Slzm) J
Nasal Spray
with
50c
Ephedrine 7
Uoniuro:: i
Dental Plato
100 Bayer Aspirin . . . ,59c
60c Alka-Seltzer .... .49c
40c Musterole ...... .29c
35c Tick's Vapc-Rub 23c
65c Pinex ... ... .49c
- . 1
60c Sal Hepatica . I . . ,49c
25c Anacin, 12's . . . . ..17c
$1 Alderika . . . . . . .i.7c
75c Doan's Pills . : . . . .49c
60c Bisodol Powder . ,44c
2 Qu Hot Water Bottle 23c
$1.50 Takara Powder . .?1
$1.25 Absorbine Jr. . . .89c
?1 Zonite Antiseptic , ,70c j
3Doz.Kotex ........ ,51c
50c Mead's Pablum . . .37c
60c Italian Balm 44c
1 Mar-o-Oil Shampoo 67c
60c Drene Shampoo . .49c
50c Woodbury Creams 33c
i55c Lady Esther Cr. . .37c
79c Fever Thermometer ........49c
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED EXACTLY AS
.vjvuwmrfEN I: r,-
W use quality materials, give
prompt service and charge a rea
sonable 1 price. Ask your doctor.
MmmU Bum Sign.
115 S. COMMERCIAL. ST.
(Si?i?3(gGan)im2
Owing to a mistake in Thursday Evening's
Capital Journal, we quote the correct prices
here.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
CLEARANCE!
DRESS COATS
Fur Trims. Formerly $14.95 Now
y t
88
SPORT COATS
Values to 16.60 Now
6V 1088
WASH FROCKS
, Complete Sizes, 14-62. Fast Color
S9c 10 98c
BLOUSES
Bilk Crepe and Wash Prints. Values to $1.98
49c ! .49
GIRLS' DRESSES
Wool, Silk, Crepe, Wash Prints. Values to $2.98. .
S9c 3 1.49
-4- ,
DRESSES
AIL Winter SOk Crepe Dresses, Greatly Reduced "
- Values to. $8.60 ..'
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to.-
SearSi RoGhuc Co.
484 STATE STREET
4 -V ..:-
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STOCK JfjL , -
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SAVINGS ji&Z?:, : J i
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CORN Stokely finest Golden Bantam,
$1.12 dozen, , ml.- ff
No. 1 tin. 3 for rj V
ff5T Van Camp's,
$1.15 dozen, 2V2 size tin..
HOMINY Van Camp's, A f-
. k for
PUMPKIN Happy Vale, good quality,
$1.15 dozen,
2l size tin
3 for 29c
SAUERKRAUT Hins
dale, $1.55 doz., 2 tin..
3 for 39c
1 - 1 . . . .-.i-.
PORK & BEANSVan A - flOf
Camp, 57c doz., 11 oz. tin., si for AC
TOMATOES Standard 9 OCt
Brand, 98 doz 2V2 size tin 3 for )v
BEETS Stokely's diced, 9
$1.15 do?., No. 2 tin 5 for ? C
CORNED BEEF Lib- ' L. Af
bys, $1.89 doz., 12-oz. tin 9 for fUV
PINEAPPLE HiUsdale, jbroken slice,
$1.85 dozen, . m Aii
2 tin 4 .... .. J f or 0 C
APRICOTS Stokely's, -
$1.35 dozen. No. I tin. 3 for
FRUIT for SALAD Stokely's, $1.18
dozen,,' .' : ..
8-oz. tin
..L.3fof2p2
PEARS LibbyB,l 1f
$2.19 dozen, 22 tin.... A for
2 for 29s
GRAPEFRUIT Del Monte, $1.69
dozen, - j
No. 2 tin.......:-.!.L.
ORANGE JUICE Lib- m nf
by's, $1.59 doz., No. 1 tin.. U lot C j
PINEAPPLE JUICE Del Monte. $1.35
dozen,'., ;, ,,,( ....
No. 1 tin.....
TOMATO JUICE Lib- m rf
by's. $1.14 doz No. 1 tin.; J for Q4
PINEAPPLE Tidbits or A Cg
crushed 73c doz.J... lj tor &0
.t 2 fo 23 s
CLAMS F. A. B. Flat,
$1.17 dozen, eachil:.
AC:
SARDINES
Oval tin-l
3fol2Se
SALMON Happy Vale,
$1.15 dozen, No. 1 tin.....;.
1 JL 0
ROSED ALE
No.
21i Tin
Peaches
r
3 r 39c
$1.55 Dozen
MANDARIAM
l Small Tin
Oranges
Fjne for Fruit
Salad, Each
LIBBY'S
Deviled
Meat
14 Size Tin
3f 1 0C
ZEE
TISSUE
All Colors
si 25c
OATS
Peacock pure 5
rolled, JO lb. bag
COFFEE
9 ff
AIRWAY J) lbs. 3 0
, I ,. ' J : ' ; ' ' j
NOB HILL lib. 25c
1 . I
Edwards
vac
pack.:, lib. 25c
Post Toasties
Reg. size flCfi
1 . 1
syRUP
Sleepy Hollow Qf
quart jug....
FLOUR
s- Harvest Blossom f
We Have Cheaper Flour
If You Wish
P & G
Laundry
10 bars 29C
PancakeFlour
Harvest Time
lOIti. bag.
CLEANSER
SUNBRrTE -3
for ICC
Good for AH Household
' ! Use
Food.. tins
MARKET 'DEPT.
rTUDAY and
Oysters
SATURDAY ONLY
1 - . . i
"19c
To FVy or 8tc
Pint
Pickles
t-
Set BIlx or
NubblM, Pint
10c
Salad Dressing
ait 10e:
ffieners'-r'20c
PRODUCE DEPT.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
cersiLEsndTr
Wrtt Bleached A 7 TT?
Teader, Each
Seedlcaa, Itou J J
Carrots'
J Local Groira.
Rutabagas
; ; ocl Oroim :
Parsnips
Local Grows
DEETS
Ypr
Choice Q pounds
Fall or V f t O
Jalco doc J )
f Four Stores--935!S. Commercial ; Corner 13th and State Corner Court and
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