The OIIEGON STATESMAN, Galea, Oregon, Friday llcrtlz Ftlmzj Z ltZI
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. AT SILVERTON, a group of
members of the Veterans of For
eign Wars a axillary sewing club
and guests met at the home of
Mrs; Elmer Johnson ' Wednesday
nigm iu sew. -ii . v. v . .i 10 wen
. was assistant hostess at the re
- freshment hour. The auxiliary
will hold Its regular meeting Wed
nesday night with Mrs. L. Dey
ericks as president. .
Attending the sewing party
. Wednesday night were Mrs. Der-,
cricks, Mrs. M. S. Chandler. Mrs.
A 'bur Nelson. Mrs. L. F. Tucker,
, M. A. P. Solie, Mrs. Lewis Rape,
Mrs. Louis Coughenourer, Mrs.
Fred MehU Mrs. mil Grant. Mrs.
v Scott McPike, Mrs. C. D. Serrice,
Mrs. O. Ormbrek, J. astigar.
TALLMAN'S
have moved their Salem retail sales room and
office from 395 South 12th street to their .newly
acquired store right down town at 469 State street
(across the street from Sears & Roebuck).
Grand Pianos
pianos
. You may make any terms in reason.
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TallnaasG Pionb Store
' 469 State St., Salem, Oregon
1123 S.W. Washington St. Portland, Oregon
13th and State Sts. j Phone 9127
UE1EE ESILIIVEElir
Snowdrift i
jSuogai? Alpine Milk
IO lta.(d(o) 3 T 2? '
.-AV V7 I Oregon. 3 for 23c
Valley Blossom, No. 1 Grade .
Homey SotE 95I
Produce Dept. : J ivory
LETTUCE 2 hds. 9C I Soap I
5s box 93C I Medium
ORANGES Fresh juice 9p '
filled navels . doz. e&y j. Lanre
ARIZONA SCii ICC
. GRAPEFRUIT doz. 3)3 V .
. Sun. T.3EAT DEPT. "
Link ' !
bright Sausage lb. aOJW
0 Pure Pork Sausage ijf
Cleanser Country style lb.
L:. n. 15c
-I Swift's Sliced Bacon JO n
3) tins, Rind off 1 lb. 2&
' Beebe's Chicken ; fl Jg
JJC Tamales .1 ! each 13 S
FRESH S51ELT DAILY
O ATS , IUSTARD
Quick Quaker, tlO Qt " I tlSf1
large pkg ii V . ; Size q U3
VANIUA COFFEE
4 1fia 3 lb. Golden Olfi
oz. - ' : Egg West, lb. Z5g
GRAPEFRUIT Tomato Soup
" I Van Camp
3 tin, 25g : ' 3tinslISg: -
Corn Flakes CORN
lj pkgs.r tins
MRS. E. W. CRUSON of Dallas
entertained the members of her
bridge club with an attractlTely
appointed 1 o'clock luncheon at
ner nom0 Tuesday.
.
At the conclusion of as after
noon ' of . contract Mrs., Robert"
Kreason held high score. Mcs.
Fred Stinnette second and Mrs.
Earle Richardson third.
Mrs. J. A. Inglis was a guest
and members present were: Mrs.
J. C. Tracy, Mrs. Maurice Daltoa, .
Mrs. Jack Eakin. Mrs. Robert
Kreason. Mrs. Fred -Stinnette,
Mrs. A. J.; Cleveland, Mrs. Earle
Richardson. Mrs. Erie Fulgham.
Mrs. Ray" Scott,' Mrs. William
Swindells and Mrs. Iran Warner.
vingi 0295.00 .
Trade in your old piano or what
have you.. Balance terms. -Act at
once. Prices are going -up. "i
Console or Spinet -style, the latest
creatloa lav CtLt
np
Buy ' Now and Sare
USED PIANOS
The largest stork In the northwest
Sni $49.00..
THE JOINT BIRTHDAY an
nlrersaries of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gargurich and Mrs. Leon Ligle
were the Inspiration for a pleasant
social afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Adams of Priagle on
Wednesday. A gift shower was
aires In their honor.' Daring" the
refreshment hour Mrs. Adams vas
assisted by Mrs. F. Wlltsey and
Mrs. O. T. Sealeyj
The truest list Included lira.
Paul Gururich and Mrs. Leon
Lalgle. the honored (nests, Mrs.
Fred Ramey. Mrs. J. Van Lyde
rraf, Mrs. J. W. Keys, Mrs. Nel
lie Hoards and small son, 'Mrs.
F. Wlltsey, Mrs. 0. T. Sealey, Mrs.
Et S- Coates, Mrs. C W. Graben
horst, Mrs. P. O. Bowman, Mrs.
T. Webber, Mrs. E. A. Hoage, Mrs.
J. Naslln, Mrs. H. C. Stapleton
and the hostess. Mrs. Georse
; Adams. . . ...
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ABOUT 25 RELATIVES and
friends Wednesday nicht encased
In pinochle on the occasion of the
birthday of Joe Menhart Jr. at
i the farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
: Josef Menhart near Sclo. Mrs. Bea
: Boranorsky and Ed . Posrar had
: hiL score and Mrs.' Ed Taehek
and George Patrny were low. Re
freshments were serred at a late
hoar. - ri j ': -.;-
In - addition to the - Menhart
; families others at the party in
cluded Mrs. Mary Hetsendorf,
; Harold Boyanorsky. Mr. and Mrs.
" Joe Bartn. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boy
anorsky, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tachek,
Mr. and Mrs. Paal Poplin, Mr. and
Mrs. Georse Patrny, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Palon, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Norak and little son, Mr. ' and
Mrs. John Err, Mr. and Mrs.
I CharIes"Chrs, Richard and Henry
Chri. Velma and Erelyn Palon,
- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norsk, Mrs."
I Stepanek.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE Dal
las Radio Homemakers' club met
at the home of Mrs. Virgil Mc
Pherson Tuesday afternoon. Dr.
i O. R. Chambers of O.S.C., speak
ing orer KOAC, gaTe a' talk on
"Fearing Ourselres In Our Chll
dren. A discussion on this sub
ject was led by Mrs. Preston
Doughton.
During the afternoon the mem-
bers of the club gare a surprise
shower for Mrs. Robert Kutch and
Mrs. Sydney Hansen.
The next meeting of the club
will be at the home of Mrs. Ralph
1 Murphy March .
i AT SILVERTON, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Allen were hosts at dinner
and a show in compliment to the
7th wedding annirersary of Mr.
; and : Mrs. Th eodore Ho bar t nd
the birthday anniversary, of War
ren Crabtree. Pussywillows la a
red container tied with a' blue
cellophane bow assisted in carry
ing GKt a red, white and blue
color scheme at the dinner. Fol
lowing the dinner the" group at
tended the show at the ' Palace
theatre and returned to the Allen
home for dessert. . ; ,
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart, Mr. and Mrs. Crabtree
and Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
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AT AIRLIE THE "5 00" card
club met Saturday - with these
members enjoying the games:
Mr. and Mrs. William : Trede
meier, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ploub.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hadley, Har
ry Vander, Mr. and Mrs. John
Wienert and son Jack, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cooper and Elrin
Ray, -Mr. and Mrs. George Wil
liams and Mr. j and Mrs. Wade
WUliams. f ,
, . ( ! . ' hi'..' i j.
MRS. JOE FIESER of Stayton
entertained members of the Hap-
' py Hour club at her home and
sereral additional guests. Needle
work followed the business meet
ing and luncheon was serred at
the tea time. Special guests were
.Mrs. C. Johnson, Mrs. M. Cam
eron and daughter of Salem and
Mrs. Olirer Forrette.
MRS. IE. D. MYERS scored high
at the meeting of the Scio bridge
club at the home of Mrs. W. F.
Gill Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Cecil O'Reilly of Salem assisted
her aunt in serving refreshments.
Mrs. P. H. MacDonald is president
of the club.
Suit Filed
in Dallas
By Slate
Commission
DALLAS, Feb. ! 26 The state
industrial accident - commission
has filed suit in the Polk county
circuit court against Harold H.
Wlthrow to collect 947.63 which
they allege Is due them. They also
are asking for interest on 9 S 8.1 5
at a rate of one per cent a month
from March 1, 1937, and costs
and disbursement in connection
with the suit.
Hollywood Celebrities at Ball
!
Kannoa Kelson
J Bet to Paris
Among- those present at the annual Screen Actors Guild ball In Los
Angeles were Bette Davis, blond screen star: her husband. Harmon
Nelson,- band leader, center, and Paul Muni, right, who sported a
heard In preparation for his next picture. Miss Davis won the
Academy award last year and Muni is a candidate for the honor
' i . this year. r .
Marion Meyer, tf&rta Uaa", and Sue Bay
. Zeta Tau Jklpha sorority at Northwestern tmlTerslty, Eranston. BL.
has the distinction of owning a singing mouse, christened "Zeta Man",
to which co-eds Marion Meyer, left, and Sua Ray.4 right, axe lending
an attentire ear as the little fellow croons a mousy musicale.
Beans, Fruit Go
To Flood Gties
: Twenty eight hundred pounds
of dried and canned fruits were
shipped from Salem this week by
the Marlon county chapter of
the Red Cross for. the flood dis
aster relief concentration: ware
house 'at St. Louis, . Mo. .; ,
The shipment, Including 25
cases each of beans and prunes
donated by the Hillman Packing
company and 500 pounds -of
dried prunes given by Miss Mary
Reynolds, Is the only such relief
donations made here. The South
ern Pacific railway is carrying
the relief shipment east free of
charge.
. . The Red Cross reports the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That the undersigned James Her
bert Laidlaw has been, by an Or
der of the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Marion Coun
ty. appointed Administrator of
the Estate of W. A. Laldl de
ceased, and that Letters of Ad
ministration hare Issued to him.
All persons h a t 1 n g claims
against the said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
rerif led and with the pr o p e r
Touchers, to the undersigned Ad
ministrator at the offices of Ross
& Ford, 707 First National Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon, on or
before six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice; said first publication be
ing made this 6th day of Febru
ary, 1937.
JAMES HERBERT LA LAW,
Administrator of the Estate of
W. A. Laidlaw, deceased.
ROSS Jk FORD.
Attorneys for the Estate.
F. 8-12-19-2S-M. S.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Helen Comstock.
executrix of the estate of Edson
Comstock, deceased, has filed her
final account in the office of
the County Clerk of Marlon
County, Oregon, and that Sat
urday, the 20th day of March.
1937, at the hour often o'clock
A. M.. In the County court-room
of said court in Salem, Oregon.
has been fixed by the Court aa
the time and place of heartnr
objections to said final account
and the settlement of said estate.
First publication, February 19,
1937. '
Last publication, March 19,
1937.
HELEN COMSTOCK.
Executrix of the estate
of Edson Comstock, deceased.
P.--.18. Sylrester
Attorney for the Estate.
Sllrerton, Oregon F. 19-2S ;
M. 6-12-19.
Paul Kan!
Marion county goal of $4000 tor
the -flood disaster has been sub
stantially : overreached. Contri
butions this week hare included
$26 from the Salem Jewish Con
gregation and 961.86 from the
First Methodist Episcopal church
congregation.
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Some items in this ad are priced at less than -wholesale price. Only because onr
' afford yon an opportunity to make a nice saving at all three stores. ;
Swift's Pearl
Shorteiiing
Pound Carton,
Special
One of the Most Popular Salad
Dressings -
Quart
Jaw
And now f or'a list of
Minnesota Valley Tender
., PEAS
3
25s
cans
Hand Brothers
Supreme
Fancy
PEAS
u cans 252
go. 2
MY-T-GOOD
OYSTERS
This is a cove oyster, be
cause of its being small
is used for soup or stew.
per
can
Rant's Supreme -
PINEAPPLE
Size -Can cleans
You'll notice the moment yon enter either of these markets that it would be next to impossible for
us to list the hundreds of exceptional values awaiting you at these Salem's own markets.
Annual M W M
V
V;,.,,-
S
Corner Court and Liberty Sts.
Kingwood
Marion
TTTi0'
nis
49-Ib. cack, of course. It goes with
out saying when you buy Pills
bury's Best flour you are getting
one of the Best there is.
fl9 lb. sack
canned foods no one can afford to pass. Buy a liberal
LDy of the Valley Fancy
Golden Bantam
CORN
No. 2
Cans.
. -t cans 25c
' Spencer's Standard
TOMATOES
No.2,
Size Cans cans U
SALMON
Colombia River Chinook,
ub. 0
Cans..... .,. u for a5w
Alaska
Pink Salmon ,
Zi cans -U i
VSHRBIP
New O prn
Pack - cans -
01 1 ,
A
3 U CT) .00
to ;cJ .
J-.v-.'-"y
& LEGG, Drug
'- S f f )
Street - Court Street
wry s
Large
Package
0
cans
To)
Saniflush,
per can
Drano,
per can ..
Baby Lima
Beans
Size
300
cans 25'
Beans With
Chili
Size
300
3 cans 25
Spencer's Fancy ;
PTOxPION
N0.2K1 o t!C
Size Cans cans iie
Bant Brothers' . Staple
Staple Brand Large
Unpeeled
APRICOTS
No.2a
Size Cans L cans
AN EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE
Friday!
Saturday !
or
While
They
Last!
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Phone 3444
stocks are too large they
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Soocal3Dcr3t3;o
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2 On
2C2
quantity
313LIC
! tall
2) cans
Fancy Prunes
Sweetened, No. 2Yi Size
Can .
1 cans
APPLE SAUCE
6
Cans of the fr
finest quality Li,
Standard Sliced v
PINEAPPLE
No. 2yt ppn
Size Cans L cass lL-
Large Oyetera
For frying pr f cr Ifn
soup. Per can. ' L,