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The -OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, March 26, 1937
Gervais Has Group
At Star Meeting
GERVAIS. March 26 About 25
members of Gervais cnapter, O.
E. S., attended the district meet
ing held at Wood bum Monday
night on tbe risit ot the -worthy
grand matron ot Oregon, Mrs.
Myrtle B. Peterson of Ontario.
Evergreen chapter ot Woodbarn
conducted the . opening of ,. the
lodge; Mrs. Benlah Lessard, wor
thy matron, presiding; Venus
chapter of Donald was declared
open by Worthy. Matron. Mrs. Sa
die Shaw;-and Gerrais chapter was
declared open by Mrs. Lillian Har
rison, worthy matron. V
Balloting was exemplified by
Venus chapter and Initiatory work
was pat on -by Gervais chapter.
Tfc worth? rrand matron was pre
sented a gift from the three chap
ters by Mrs. Benlah Gilbert oi m
ergreen chapter.
B.W .Dunn, worthy patron,
presided, during a "Good ot the
Order part ot the program and
an Inspiring address was given by
the grand matron.
" Talks were also given t by Mrs.
Mabel fiettlemeler. a past matron.
Mrs. McKInley. grand secretary;
Mrs. Winifred Herrtck, worthy
i matron of s Chadwick chapter ot
Salem, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Harri
son. ' . ' r : : - ' i '
Announcing the Annual
Sale of One Week
- March 26 fo. April 2
Helena Rubinstein Beauty Preparations
The world-famous Helena Rubinstein beauty prepara
tions at a 20 saving. Scientific beauty-builders, glam
orous make-up every thing your skin needs to stay
young and beautiful. j
- Check the preparations you want and bring in or
send in the list before April 1st. i
Pasteurized Face
Cream 4 ox 80
Pasteurized Face
Cream 8 oz CO
Pasteurized Face
Cream 16 oz 2.80
Beauty Grains
S oz. . .80
Eau Verte
1U oi. .2.40
Skin Toning
Lotion 4 oz.. .1.00
Skin Toning
; Lotion 8 oz L..2.00
Skin Toning
Lotion-
2.S0
4.00
7.00
Herbal
Cream
2 oz. .
Herbal
Cream
4 oz. .
Herbal
Cream
-16 oz 4.00
'Cleansing
Special
1.20
Cleansing
Special
...2.00
Cleansing
Special
8 oz. 3.20
Herbal Cleansing
Cream Special
IS oz. . 5.50
Special Eye Cream
Vt oz. .. 1.60
Special Eye Cream
1 oz. . . 2.80
Special Throat and
Neck Cream
4 oz. ...4.80
D.00 Special Throat
and Neck Cream
8 oz. . 8.00
18.00 Special T hr oat
and . Neck Cream .
1 oz 14.40
5.00 No vena Night
. .Cream--3 oz. 7-4.00
12.00 Novena Night
Cream 8 oz 9.60
21.50 Novena Night.
Cream 16 oz.-17.20
1.00 Eyelash Grower
and Darkener .80
2.00 "HI" Llpstick....l.60
1.50 Town and Coun- -
try Lipstick 1.20
1.00 Compact Rouge. 80
1.00 Fouge en Creme 80
2.00 Rouge en
Creme 1 : . 1.60
2.00 Youthifying '
- Herbal Masque....l.60
5.00 Youthifying
Herbal Masque.4.00
1.50 Water Lily,
.- Powder '. 1.20
3.00 Enctaante
' Powder 2.40
1.50 Town and Coun-
. try Make - n p
Film 1.20
10.00 Hormone Twin
YouthlfIrs 8.00
Select Students' ;
Speech Contests
DALLAS. March 25 TryouU
are being held at the Dallas sen
ior high school for the declam
atory contest In the dramatic
and humorous divisions, coached
by Miss Hazel Henry, Paul Semi
placed first and Beverly Bales,
second for dramatics, with Mar
jorie Waters and Margaret Lin -dahl;
first and second, respec
tively, In the humorous division.
The dramatic and extempore
contest will be held at 2 p. m.
April 7 in the high school audi
torium. Jean Hartman has been select
ed for. thel extemporaneous di
vision and as yet there has been
no one chosen for the oratorical.
These divisions are being coach
ed by Ralph Murphy and Donald
Gabbert.
This part of the contest will
be held at 8 p. m. of the same
day. Winners in each bracket
will compete in the county meet
and later at Willamette, in the
state contests.
Please send items checked to
Name
Address
Charge
Check Enclosed
f VALUABLE COUPON
hi Our Easter" Gift to You Free to Each One of
II Our Customers for Friday and Saturday
HI Only or as Long as Stock Lasts
A Large Box of Bunnyville
i Chocolate Easter Eggs
1 These Chocolates are in a cut-out box that the
m good little boys and girls can cut out the buhnies
PI and chicks. Lots of fun to make your Bunnyvilje
Toyland. No Purchase necessary. Just present this
jj coupon. It is our Easter Gift to you. J '
Willett's
oipiittall HDi?iisg Sti?e
State & Liberty
Phone 3118
School Musicians
Planning Concert
SILVERTON, March 25. Tbe
advanced chorus and band of the
Silverton high school Is planning
a joint spring concert, the date
to be announced later. Tbe en
tertainment will be open to the
public. ' i ',
Since tbe beginning or the
school year the band bas doubled
its enrollment which now totals
30. Miss Bertha Aim is directing.
New members are Leroy Davis,
Kenneth McDivitt, Lyle Specht,
Dorothy Zollner. New enrollees In
the chorus are Mildred Bailey,
Westley Best, Claire Cotter, LIa
Gay, Clayton Johnson, Yvonne
Murray, Rosealla Remington,
Beryl Sanderson. Marjorle Schlott-
man, Hava Skipper and Jimmy
Stapleton.
Final Rites Are Held .
For Mary Alice Houser,
Resident North Howell
NORTH HOWELL, March 25
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Alice Houser, 6. were held Sat
urday afternoon In Woodburn.
Surviving are the widower, John
Houser, and one son, Albert. The
family came to this community
about seven years ago from Neb
raska and purchased the Rlckard
property west of the North How
ell schoolhouse.
Mrs. Houser was ill only a short
time with pneumonia and passed
away early Tuesday morning at
the Woodburn hospital.
Fred Cones Return to
Liberty Home; Iowan
Is Visiting Sargent
LIBERTY. March 25. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cone have returned to
their home here after having
spent the winter In Portland with
their daughter and son-in-law.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Acheson.
During the first of the week the
Cones were visited by old friends,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Dean, who
stopped enroute to their home In
Michigan.
Voris Macauley of Iowa is a re
rent arrival .here and will make
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Although Thomas A. Maloney,
member of the California state
assembly, obtained approval of
lower house to a resolution for
legislative pardon ot Tom Mooney,
convicted of the 1916 Prepared
ness Day bombing, the measure
was defeated in the senate by an
overwhelming vote.
an extended stay at the home of
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Sargent.
First Chicks Reported
UNIONVALE, March 25. The
first day-old chicks reported here
were 2S0 Plymouth Rocks re
ceived from the hatchery Tuesday
by Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dixon, r
Military ITahd to
Play at Silverton
SILVERTON. March 26 -A mil
itary - band coneert will - be given
at Silverton May 7 by the famous
Oregon State college R. O. T. C.
band under the sponsorship ot the
Silverton F. T. A. group. This will
be a feature of Music Week and
the concert will be presented In
the Eugene Field auditorium.
At the Invitation of the Salem
chapter of F. F." A. Leonard Llch
ty, president ot the Silverton Fu
ture Farmers, and the local - ad
viser. Warren E. Crabtree, at
tended the Salem group's "Parents
and Sons" banquet Wednesday
night. - c- - -
Warren Crabtree, Silverton,
Smith-Hughes agricultural in
structor, assisted In the recent Co
lumbia river sectional F. F. A.
contests at Molalla. Crabtree Judg
ed, the rope and leather stitching
work. Silverton F. F. A. students
who also attended the education
al and public speaking contests
were Pul Jones, Harold Roop,
Otto Davenport, Fred Stlrber, Or
lando Dahl, Max Schlottmann,
Jack Rice and Matt Small.
High School Students'
R. O. H. dob Selects
Walin For President
SILVERTON, - March 2 5 New
ly elected officers for the R. O.
H. club In tbe senior high school
are: President, Qudrun .Walin;
vice-president, Ethel Burroughs;,
treasurer, Wreva Devericks. The
four members chosen to represent
the club at the Lebanon confer
ence held Saturday were Wilma
Mills, Gudrun Walin, Pauline
Llghtfoot and Audna Mills.
The club will also give a teach
ers' dinner for March 24.
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Old Piano in Trade we sell om terms to suit.
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Sole Agent Penslar Remedies in Marion County
BE WISE AND SCHAEFERIZE
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Schaefer9s Is Easter Candy Headquarters!
Lafayette (
STATIONERY
(Reg. 75c box)
60 Sheets, 50 Envelopes
With
this adsyv
$1.00 Bottle of ; -
Eau de Cologne
With flfl-.
this ad 1UC
No Ad v-rNo Cologne
Adults Only
Spring is In the air, beware
o( poison oak
r Hood's Poison Oak
v Lotion ,
is surest for relief
50c :. $1.00
: Oh -the joy of giving at
Easter, and always remem
ber; Schaef er's. We have
such wonderful boxes of
candy and so fresh.
Standing, sitting, walking
or lying down, if your corns
bother yod use Schaefers
Corn Remedy
25c 1
KeUef or our Money liacK
For that new spring garden
: backache, and aches and
sprains, use.: -j
;j Schaef er's Nerve and
Bone Liniment ,
50C J $1.00,
IS
mm$w mm . smsW sssav
Jelly Eggs.
Marshmallow Eggs.
ISggG
Strictly Fresh Eggs
-15c lb.; t for 25c
.18c lb.; 2 lbs. for 35c
Penslar ! -Bras&ess
Shaving
Cream A
(Reg. 50c jar)
With nA
this ad ZC
- Easter Box Candy :
New assortment of quality
candies for gift and family
use.-
30c 0p I. $2.50
See Our Large Supply of Easter Basketi
Fresli Gum Drops for Easter
Tasty, tender, healthful candy direct from candy-land
Friday, j for ha . with this
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Kmgivodd
lfflarioh Stv o Court Si
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Ham'eir Eggs '
San day - is- Easier
Now that's information for you. We'll probably
get a lotta compliments from our customers
keeping them posted like thatbut starting an
ad is like starting a conversation, you've got to
say something or else you d never get started?
Like one of our customers remarked to us the
other day. He said dident make any difference
about our ads anyway as everybody livin in
drivin distonce of Salem allready know they can
do well for themselves trading at these markets
- that bem the case theres no use of us saying
any more about it but we did kinda wanta tell
you folks about the sale we're havin on
Swift's Premium Hams. Of course we know you
allready know the quality of these famous
hams, but we just wanted to tell you that we
contracted for these hams before the price
went up, but we guess theres no use telling you
folks that you can get these hams whole, half
sliced or if per chance you dont need any ham
we invite you to try a ham sandwich free.-We
can suggest the free sandwich very graciously
because Swift & Company ar giving them and
they dont cost you or us a cent and that's
somethin. I N
Now in addition to our sale
price onPremium Hams
we are sure you'll be glad
to know that you can also
get one of the Best Salad
Dressings we have in stock
at a saving this week end.
Miracle
Whip
35c
23c
Quarts,
special price
Pints,
special price-
Margarine
pound 16c
BEANS WITH CHILI
J cans 25c
j. I Pure" Cane
r 1 1 t
SUGAR
3
10
25
100
lbs.
lbs..
lb.
60c
$1.50
$5.69
sacks
Of I course we're not pre
dicting an advance but it
miht j be well enough Uf
have a little sugar in the
house I just in case ... .
Minnesota Valley
Tender Peas
SizfSOS j q, -
cans Ij. 1. jPcanssSrJv
J cans ... 23c
dhoice of Two Brands
Swift's
PURE
SHORTENING
As the price we're quoting
for this week is a trifle less
than the present wholesale
price maybe you'd better
buy this week.
4 a.
carton
jersey
Tomato Soup
cans
23 S'
RED SPOT
SLICED BEETS
No. 2 Cffi
cans ,. r... J for
Sunshine Krispy
Crackers
t POUND PACKAGE
While the Sunshine Com
pany are anxious to have
everyone know how good
Krispy Crackers really are
they'I perhaps 'wanta ring
our neck for making, this
low price for as they say
Krispies are about tops for
quality.
Ib.
box
BEST FOOD
'Bread and Butter" .'
Pickles
Reg. Size .
for
Lovely
Cocoa Malted
Milk Mug
29
Free with each
.can ...,;...,.
23c
.UfUr:-.. -
Specials at Each
Market
1.89
.1 !
Pillsbury's
Pancake Flour
package i...
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Post Toasties
Or Keilogg's Corn Flake
25c
Hershey's Cocoa
s-ib.
can
Waverlj Cocoa
SLb- fiSc
Piilsburys Old Mill Hardwheat
49
lb. sack
07.
49
fn face iof recent advances in wheat this price for old
mill would seem to be a value no one should pass up.'
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jsj. s. Efo. n.
Foif baking or French frying, less waste in paring
makes these No. I'm more economical than the
cheaper priced potatoes, Friday and Saturday you
can get 25 lbs. of these fine potatoes for .
(S3
While tee are in no sense offering advise to our cus
tomers in regard to prjee advances ( or spellin eU
ther for that mater) or as to what or hotv much they
should buy. It would seem though judging from
market indications that right now would be very
good time to stock your pantry shelves. '
V
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Saturday only
lb. adv.
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