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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, March 161937
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Seven Pupils Get Place
On St. Paul's Honor Roll
SILVERTON, March 15. The
honor roll for St. Paul's school for
the past month registers Alice
Gander, Richard Kastlgar, Vera
Zoilner, Ruth Hassenstab. Charles
Schiedler, Margaret DeRyke .and
Joseph Welssenfels.
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when they buy, but always say
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Cotton Store
WillBe22x50
School Board Buys Supplies
To Take Advantage
Of Low Market
LEBANON, March 15. Bert
Cotton, one of Lebanon's leading
merchants. Is planning to erect a
business house of 22 feet front
and SO feet! depth Just north of
his store on Main street. The new
structure will be of hollow tile
with stucco ! finish and a brick
front. j -
The house which will be re
placed by the new building,is now
being razed. ! It was built by Mr.
Eberhart and was used for his of
fice about 1900. The Lebanon
public library was a beneficiary
of Mr. Eberharfs will and some of
the best books on its shelves were
chosen under the will by Sam Gar
land and members of the library
board and are available to the
public j . ".
Hoard Huys Equipment
At a special meeting of the Leb
anon school j board Friday night
the housing problem was consid
ered, and noting the advancing
prices of wood and steel equip
ment the bCard decided to save 20
per cent by acting on bids now in
and arranged for approximately
$1350 expenditure on furnishings
and equipment. ,
W. A. Hunt and the Hunt paint
store says that business is look
ing up and prospects are good for
work and sales In the paint and
paper line, j
Woman Is Injured
Mrs. L. P. Taylor of route 1 is
slowly recovering from an Injury
to her back! caused by being
kicked and thrown down by a cow
that had been frightened by a dog
Miss Anne Dobesh of Victoria,
B. C arrived Saturday for a visit
With her aunt. Mrs. Marie Dobesh
and son, Harry.
Called Back to Iowa
Miss , Wilma Bearden who, has
spent several months with her
aunt, Mrs. G. E. DePew, was
called Friday to her home in
Chariton. Iowa, by the illness of
her sister, j
Mrs. Alyce Elliott entertained
Friday night with a dinner party
for Mrs. Hattie Cruson. Mrs. F.
Heinrich, Mrs. Flora Chllds, Mrs.
Angie Thomas. Mrs. Minnie Mor
gan and Mrs. Orta Stacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Boggle have
SOURNESS, ACID, GAS GAS
STOMACH RELIEVED BY
AMAZING NEW VAN TAGE
"My Friends Are Amazed
at the Great; Change
in Me!" Declares Mrs.
Burns, Popular Oregon
Lady Tells How the
Great Van Tage Com
pound Relieved Her
Gassy, Upset Stomach,
Terrible Headaches and
Nervous, Rundown Feel
ing! "I swelled with gas after every
meal. I thought my poor stomach
would surely burst. Oh! It was
awful! And the horrible pains
from this gas bloating. I can't
even describe them. But since I
got Van-Tage my stomaeh gas
and bloat are greatly relieved.
Now I can eat! I simply bless the
da I found this medicine."
All over Salem and throughout
this section people are talking
like that about VAN-TAGE. the
Amazing Compound, now being
introduced in this city by a Spe
cial Van-Tage Representative,
known as The VAN-TAGE Man.
at 170 N. Liberty Street. For in
stance, Just a few days ago. Mrs.
Mary E. Burns, ot 6708 ' N.
Knowles. Portland, made the fol
lowing statement about the re
lief she found with Van-Tae after
many other medicines' had failed
to help her. Mrs. Burns has lived
In Oregon for 18 years and is the
wife of a Prominent Railroad
Man. Her testimonial will be read
with arreat interest by EVERY
SUFFERING PERSON!
Lost 18 Pounds Due lo
Upset, Gassy Stomach
"My stomach organs had been
in an awful condition for nearly
30 years." said Mrs. Burns. "Ev
erything I ate would disagree with
roe. but it seemed like the acidy
foods were worse than anything
else. My food would lay in my
stomach for hours like a lump of
lead and the gas and bloating
caused terrible pains all through
my abdomen. After each meal, as
soon 68 the gas would form. I
would hava terrifying headaches
that lasted for hours. This awful
ronditlon of my stomach caused
me to lose 18 pounds In weight,
and I became nervous and rest
less and couldn't sleep at night
or get my proper rest." Finally I
got rundown In general and felt
like all the energy had left my
body. . " '-
Tells of Quick Relief ;
With Great Van-Tage ,
. I had tried treatments of dif
ferent medicines and some of
them I took for months and
months without much benefit, so
I was retting badly discouraged.
Then I heard of Van-Tage and got
It, and today I feel so much better
that It doesn't seem like I ever
had a sick-day In my life! I have
taken I bottles of Van-Tage and
my stomach never seta npset any
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SIRS. MARY K. BURN'S, Widely-Known
Oregon Iady,- Who
Kay: "I Feel Like I Never Had
a Sick Day in Sly Life, Since
VAN-TAGE Relieved Sly Stom
ach SUseryt"
more and my food doesn't sour
or cause bloating or those awful
gas pains. I have a great appe
tite. , Headaches are a thing of
the past. I don't feel nervous and
Irritable anv more and can sleep
soundly at "night and wake up
feeling rested and refreshed. I
have more strength and energy
and am gaining r.-eight a?ain. My
friends are : all surprised to see
me looking so much better and
I tell them all that Van-Tage de
serves all the credit. And I want
to say this to erery poor sufferer
who has troubles like mine: Get
Van-Tase and take it, "because It
certainly is a real, honest medi
cine." : . :
How the 21 Herbs in
Van-Tage Help You
It Is the Natural Herbs in Van
Tajro which! help to produce the
relief described above by Mrs.
Burns. Herbs have been used by
the Human Race for Hundreds of
Years. They act as a carminative,
laxative, cholagogue and diuretic,
thus helping cleanse the bowels,
bringing forth gas and bloat from
stomach, assisting Nature in flush
ing excess impurity from kidneys
and bladder and stimulating the
activity ot sluggish liver. Miser
able people write us daily, prais
ing the cleansing and invigorating
properties of Van-Tage. and many
say they feel like different men
and women after taking it. Anoth
er thing due to the immense
volume in 'which it sells, the price
of Van-Tage is Reasonable. So,
if you suffer as outlined herein,
get this New Medicine TODAY!
A Special; Van-Tage Represen
tative, known as The VAN-TAGE
Man. Is now at 170 N. Liberty St..
Salem, daily meeting crowds of
people and introducing and ex
plaining:' this Remarkable Com
pound. 1
' Om Sale at - - ,
Fred Meyer
Toiletry & Remedy Shop
170 X. Liberty SI -
moved to Longview, Was'-i., where
he has employment.
Guild Girls Give Tiny'
A one act play, "Radiant Mem
orles," was presented by the
W. W. G. girls before an audience
ot CO tn the social rooms of the
Baptist church Friday night. The
offering was given to missions.
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Persistence Wins
In Mission Field
SILVERTON. March 15 Per
sistence Is the winning feature
in missionary work, declares Rev.
A. E. Gunderson, who was guest
speaker at Trinity church San
day morning and Immanuel
church Sunday night. After four
missionaries had opened the Su
dan mission in Africa 1500 miles
west of Ethiopia in 1923, it took
nine years to consummate - the
first baptism of a native, r Rev.
Gunderson told. The Sudan mis
sion lies 800 miles inland.
At present there are 95 natives
in the mission and there are 22
white people doing the mission
ary work. ,
Rev. Gunderson told entertain
ingly of many of the natives
habits, making special mention of
their manner of tabulating popu
lation. Bundles of sticks repre
sented the residents. . .When a
child is born another stick la
added. When a member ot the
tribe died a stick is thrown
away.
Hubbard Teachers
Get Salary Boost
Cast From White School to
Give Play ; Girls
Slate Social
Turkey Growers
May Buy Building
AURORA, March 15. The Ore
gon Turkey Growers' Coop is ne
gotiating with the school board
of Canby to purchase the gram
mar school auditorium. In event
a deal is made, the association
will convert the large structure
into a cold storage plant, mak
ing Canby headquarters for pro
ducers in this part of the valley.
The property, a house and lot
in Aurora, formerly owned by
Mrs. Rose C. Miller, now deceas
ed, has been sold to Mr. Fre
nch, who has been living on the
Urban farm the past year. ;
A. W. Steinbach. living. 1M
miles south of Aurora, is ser
iously ill in a Salem hospital.
Grangers' News
TALBOT, March 15. The An
keny Home Economics club apon
sored a card party at the grange
hall Saturday night. Four tables
of "500" were In play.
High score was won by Mrs
George Marlatt and C. F. John
ston, and consolation to Edwin
Swarti. Refreshme nts were
served.
Those present were: Mr.' and
Mrs. Rex Hartley, Mr. and Mrs
Ben Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. J. D
Farr, Mr. and Mrs. William Wied
erkehr, Mrs. Edna Swartz, Mrs
G. H. Marlatt, Miss Ilene Blinston,
George Henderson, Edwin Swartz,
Laurence Lenaberg, Vernon Mil
ler, Keith Brown, Robert . Cole,
Walter Wolf, A. E. Cole, Virgil
Gould and C. F. Johnston.
FAIRFIELD, March 15. The
president's Bupreme court reform
program was debated before the
Fairfield grange Friday night,
J. W. Johnston, B. C. Hall and Al
bert Girod upholding the plan and
Francis Saalfeld. Mr. Ronge and
D B. DuRette debating against it.
A secret ballot on the issue result
ed 2 to 1 in favor of the supreme
court reform. Herman E. Lafky
of Salem acted as critic Judge,
awarding the decision to the neg
ative team, but concluding his re
marks with his personal endorse
ment of the proposed plan.
Frank Saalfeld, chairman of
the legislative committee, gave a
report, also B. C. Hall, chairman
of the agricultural committee. A
speaker from the state university
extension service will give a talk
at the next regular meeting of the
Farmer's union at the hall, Friday
night. March 19.
Mrs. M. B. Lucas. H. E. chair
man, reported that the usual Eas
ter Monday dance will be held at
the hall. The club will hold its
next meeting April 1, with Mrs.
Lucas.
The regular grange social meet
ing March 26, will be dispensed
with. . .
MODERN WOMEN
Naad No Safer monthly pain and delay due to
cotda, Derroua train, exposure or similar fauna.
Cht-cnea-tera Diamond Brand Pi Is are efTectiTa,
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Natural remedies) '
for disorders of 11 t
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skin, . and urinary
system of men and
women. Remedies
for constipation,
asthma, arthritis.
sugar dlabetls aad
rheumatism. T. T.
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physicians. 803 H Court'. St.
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10 A. M. to 1 P. !.,
6 P. M. to 7. Con
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- HUBBARD, March IB - The
Hubbard school hoard has re
hired two of the three teach
ers: Miss Catherine Barker of
Salem, commercial teacher, ' and
Miss Fleta I. Merrill of Heppner,
Engllnsh teacher and girls' ath
letic director. There will be a
vacancy in -the auperntendent of
schools and boys' athletic director
position.
The high school teachers will
receive a raise in salary of $15
a month.
All the grade school teachers
were rehired: Mrs. Roy Duncan,
first and second grade; Mrs.
Fern Foster, , Gervals, third and
fourth grade; Mrs. Lottie Frye,
fifth and sixth grades; and Paul
Burch of Independence, seventh
and eighth grades and grade ath
letics. The. grade school teachers
wil receive $10 monthly salary
boost. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee Adams
of Klamath Falls are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Mller.
Plan Comedy Show
She Social Circle of White
school will present a show the
first week in April at the Hub
bard city halL A play "Aaron
Schlick of Pumpkin Creek" will
be put on. The main characters
will he portrayed by Melvin
Grim, Frederick Schneider, For
est Urban and Mathilda Gilles,
teacher at White school.
There will be several musical
numbers also. The committee in
charge is Mrs. Elmer Stauffer,
Mrs. A. Fobert and Mrs. Earl
Grim.
A pie social will be held on
March 19 in the school gym by the
high school girls' glee club. The
program will be furnished by the
members of each class. All the
girls will bring pies and they will
be auctioned off. The public is
Invited to attend and bring pies
also. The proceeds will be used
to buy more music.
W.J. Amnion House
Ruined by Flames
Wednesday Night
JEFFERSON, March 15 The
house on the W. J. Ammon farm
li miles southeast of Jefferson
was destroyed by fire Wednesday
night. The fire was discovered
by neighbors about midnight- The
cause of the Jlre is unknown.
The bouse had been vacant for
several days as Mr. and Mrs. Nel
son who occupied the house mov
ed into town last Sunday. Am
mon, the owner, lives in Port
land. Clifford Cole, who is employed
at Knight Bros, garage, got a
piece of steel in his left eye while
at work Tuesday.
Wallace Truax has taken a
10-year lease on a small tract of
land on the W. A. Brown ranch
north of Jefferson on the Paci
fic highway, and plans to erect
a gasoline storage plant and fill
ing station.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyson went
to Seattle last week to attend the
funeral services for Tyson's sis
ter who died in Alaska,
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Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
No matter how many medlcirms
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Crcornnlrion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul
atom which goes right to the seat
of the trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the Inflamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
Is loosened and expelled.
Even if other remedies have
failed, dont be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulslon and to refund your
money If you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Oct Creomulslon right now. (AdvJ
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ISK CHIXKSK HUltBS
When Others
Fail
i'HARLlE CHAN
. Chinese Herbs
REMEDIES
Healing virtue
has been tested
hundreds years
for chronic ail
meats, nose.
catarrh, ears,
lungs, asthma, chronic cough,
Mtomch, gall stones colitis,
constipation, dUbetis, kidneys,
bladder, heart, blood, nerves,
neuralgia, rheumatism, - high
blood pressure, gland. kla
sores, male, female and chil
dren disorders.
S. B. r'ong, ft years practice
In China, .- .Herb Specialist,
122 'A. Commercial St., Salem,
Ore. Office noun 9 to P. M.
Sunday and Wed. 9 to f O A. M.
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SPRING VALLEY, March
The Spring Valley community club
met Saturday night with a fair
sized attendance. President Hugh
Craig presided at the business
meeting. Mrs. Seymour Wilson ac
companied her daughter, Dorothy,
who gave two violin numbers.
Gladys Crawford gave two piano
solos. Miss Orvetta and Miss Violet
Cooper each gave a reading. Mr.
Craig and Vernon Merrick gave
some impromptu talks. The next
meeting will be April 9. s ?
' Mr. and Mrs. P. B.- Windsor are
In charge of the program numbers
to be given by Spring Valley at
the Joint benefit pie social at Zena
Friday night. March 19. Funds
will go for flood relief.
Four Detroit Grades Get
First Honors in County
Test in 2-Room Schools
DETROIT, March 15 Follow
ing are the results for this district
at the county spelling test in the
two-room schools: grade 3, 4,
third, average .44; grade 5, first,
average 41; grade I, first, average
42; grade 7, rank first, . average
44; grade 8, rank . first, average
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t for Iowa
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BROOKS, March 15 Miss Mae
Dayton and her brother, who have
been guests ot their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Aspinwall and fam
ily the past two weeks have left
for their home in Brooklyn, Iowa.
: Miss Ellen Hackit has gone to
Des Polas, Calif., to be at the bed
side of her brother, Stewart Hac
kit, who Is critically III.
Mrs. Roy Reed, who underwent
a major surgical operation at the
Salem hospital a week ago,' is im
proving satisfactorily.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid so
ciety will meet in the church Wednesday.
Constitution Is Theme
For Chamber Discussion
. At Silverton Tomorrow
SILVERTON, March 15 The
"Constitution Today" will be the
subject under public discussion
Wednesday night at the chamber
of commerce dinner at Toney's.
Jofen Costeel of the University
of Oregon will bring a group of
students here from the speech de
partment of the university to pre
sent the pros and eons of the sub
ject under discussion.
est Salem News
"4'EST SALEM, March 15 Mrs.
Rose pfeifant and Mrs. B. K. Eng
lehirn were Joint hostesses for the
Teaj and Talk club meeting Thurs
dyi, afternoon . . at the Pf eif auf
horned j . f :
The Townsend elnb meeting
Friday night was attended by a
large crowd. The program consist
ed bf-vocal numbers with guitar
accompaniment by Cecil Allbrit
tonjand Roy Phillips; Hill Billy's
aet iLoran Vosbnrgh, Eugene
Ritchie and Russel Hackett; song,
"When My Dream Boat Comes
True," 'Beverly, and lone Kelly,
accompanied by Loran Vosbnrgh;
speech, "The Two Visions, Eastern
and Western," by Dr. H. C. Epleyv
Lunch was served.
Hubbards Are Visitors
LYONS, March 15 Mr. and
Mrs. George Hubbard and daugh
ter Fern of the Linn Lumber com
pany mm on Bodeker mountain
were in Lyons Thursday night.
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1937's BIGGEST
Hard Wheat Family Flour
VALE FLOUR
It's thrifty to buy In
the 49-lb. sacks. Vale
is an Ideal all-purpose
flour. 24-lb. sack 73c.
At Grocery Dept.
49 lb. sk.
.39
a-
Freestone Halves
VALE PEACHES
Large 2 -size cans of
home-style canned
peaches, with true
fresh peach flavor.
"At Grocery Dept.
large
cans
2
as
My-Te-Fine Brand Florida
GRAPEFRUIT
No. 2 size cans of zest
ful, flavorsome, tangy
Florida whole segment
gra p e f r u 1 1. Hand
peeled, unusual flavor.
At Grocery Dept.
Can
EE
Tender, Stringless Green
VALE BEANS
Tender, with fresh-like
flavor and goodness.
Stock up!
Xo. 2
cans
; 2
Cream Style Golden Bantam
VALE CORN
No. 2 size cans of tasty
Northwest grown and
canned golden bantam
corn. Popular cream
style. At Grocery
Dept.
Can
E
1 " St. Patrick
Shamrock
Filled with Bth Ave.
chocolates. Also large
St. Patrick Lolly pops
at 1 0c and S for 2 Sc.
At Candy Dept.
Box
Candy
GD
iPwrarov
- x 1 1 ;
VALUES
: - .i - -
Shop These Values
TODAY
START
Here are a few 1 representa
tive values among the scores
of special savings featured for
Fred Meyer Days. Shop our
shelves for deepfcut prices.
Come early all prices while
quantities last only.
$1.50 Smoking Combination
PIPE and WiCK
SI Dr. Graber briar
pipe and 50c bakelite
pipe rack, all for Just
the price of the pipe!
alone. Assorted styles
Dept.
I a
Fred Meyer 100 Pure
PENNOIL
A top quality straightl
motor oil, can't breate
down. In refinery!
sealed auart cans. Reg
ular 23c At Groceryi
Dept.
5 gal. '
3V-
75c Value A.- C.
SPARKPLUGS
j
Replace the worn-ouf
spark plugs in youtj
car and cut your gasoi
line costs. Cash and
carry price. At, Grof
eery Dept. i
1S
5c Copper Wire Ball
POT CLEANER
These are handy foi
quickly and' easilj
scouring pots and
pans.. Non - rusting
copper wire cleaners
Stock up. At Toilet
Dept. .
1
2
t t i
It's Oven-fresh Daily!
JIY-TE-FfNE
A rich, mellow, top1
quality , blend. (21c
lb.) Reg. 3 lbs. 65c.T
At Grocery Dept.
- - . :H'
3 11 lbs.'
for
i a? .-uan m m. us
Pearled Peanuts
These are a delicious
candied peanut made
in our own daylight
candy kitchen.
Candy Dept.
lb.
-AVASsVV5
Fifth Avenue's Ensemble
Box Chocolates
2.K
00
An assortment of 5 th
Ave. chocolates , and
candled fruits. At
Candy Dept. :
0
: 3
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6mnch Business !
ENVELOPES, 50s
Package of 50 good
quality white envel-j
opes. Ideal for busi-
ness or everyday letter
writing. At Toiletry!
'Dept. - : I
4at f or
50c Value Worthy Brand
MAGNESIA
Full pint, full quality
milk of magnesia. -An
anti-acid mouth wash
and tonic. At Toilet
. ry Dept.
Pt.
10c Round Table Atlas
SHOE POLISH
Black or brown. Im
prove appearance and
preserve the leather
ot your shoes. :.. At
ToUetry Dept. -
for
Everready Flashlight
49c PENLIGHT
Everready 'pocket
fountain pen
flashlight, c o m
with fresh batteries
At Toiletry Dept.
35c Full Pint Fred Meyer'
WITCH HAZEL
Fine quality, triple
distilled from spring
water. Stock up at this
saving. At . Toiletry
Dept. - :
Fred Meyer -Certified
100 ASPIRIN
Pnre. 5-grain aspirin
tablets. Effective in
treating head
sore throats,
Toiletry Dept.
recti ve in
d aches,. ( Ci JffO
.etcAt Vj?
50c Value Worthy Brand
Pt. ANTISEPTIC
Full strength antisep
tic solution, for mouth
wash and gargle. Fred
Meyer Days saving!
At Toiletry . Dept. -
$1.50 Gilbert 30-Hour .
ALARM CLOCK
Guaranteed movement,
attractive cases. De
pendable, te e urate
timekeepers. , Replace
the old one now! At
Toiletry Dept,
Prices for Tuesday
Through Thursday I
: S. big value days.' Come down ear
ly, shop wble yon are sure of full
. selections. All prices while quan-
titics last only.
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170 N. LIBEUTY ST.
; 35c Value Good Quality
Rubbeir Gloves
Ideal . for household
work. They have the
roughened non
.surface that keeps
from dropping
etc At Toiletry Dept.
ips you J m . , (
dishes (J '