' The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, March 29, 1937
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Mcdowell's market
Salem's Leading Market
PHONE 8757 ' 171 S. COMX ST.
We never offer for sale any Hams but what we make right
here 1m our own packing plant. ; t
Ton cannot bay better Hams at any price, f
"We have 200 of these w.eet, mild-flaTored Hams here wait ins
for you at prices yon cannot equal anywhere.
EIaEimG0n,2c -2gc
HALF OR WHOM? i
BACON BAX
Heavy QQ
Dacon Squares I ! 3Lgcli7c
SALT PORK Fresh Side PorkQC
HambUrgCE or Ground Beef HgC
SLICED LIVER , j Pf L
Sirloin 4 1 fn.
Steak .. lb. 13 V
Pure Pork
Sausage . lb.
18c
Pure Lard, our
own make, 2 lbs.
Beef i i n
Pot i Roast lb. A-fiC
Drop in,, folks, and dp your trading t the Home-Owned Mar
' ket. You can always do Better at McDowells.
Open Until 7 P. M. Saturday
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Contest Closes March ; 27th
Come in Today for 'Details
HOTPOINT RANGES AS LOW AS $79.50
HOGG BROS.
APPLIANCE STORE ,
325 Court ! '! Phone 6022
Special Program
Slated. Hubbard
; HUBBARD, March 25 Easter
will-bring a special program in
The Sunday school and regular
church services will be merged in
to one service, at which time mem
bers of the Sunday school will
give an Easter program. The pas
tor's sermon will be Included In
the program, as will several num
bers from the primary department,
a song from each class, several
vocal and instrumental solos and
a play. "We Carry On," by as cast
of 10. :
The play will follow the morn
ing sermon. After the services a
community basket dinner will be
served in the I. O. O. F. hail din
ing room, under the direction of
the Federated church guild. Those
in charge are Mrs. Glen Larkins,
Mrs. H. E. Adams, Mrs. George
Leffler and Miss Kathryn Hauk.
Everyone is invited. j
Good Attendance Is Had
At Assembly of God Meet
This Week at Silverton
SILVERTON, March 25 The
fellowship meeting of the As
sembly of God churches of north
ern Oregon, sponsored this week
by the local assembly of which
Rev. O. R. Cross is pastor, was
well attended. The Knights of
Pythias hall, where the meetings
were held, was filled and around
150 enjoyed the fellowship lunch
get-togethers.
There were about 25 pastors
present, representing territory
from Springfield to Toledo and
to Camas, Wash. Among the
speakers were Rev. Wesley Kauf
man, formerly pastor of the As
sembly of God church at Astoria,
who spoke on "The Revelation
of Christ" and Rev. Albert Dol
larhide of Corvallis, who's sub
ject was On the Perfection."
The' programs included special
music.
Dan Korb, Jefferson, Gets
Word of Relative's Death
JEFFERSON, March 25 Dan
Korb received word from Burr
Oak. Kansas, of the death of bis
sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Korb,
52, Sunday, March 21, of heart
trouble.
Mrs. W. O. Blankenship and
family have arrived from Wa
tonga, Okla., to Join her hus
band, who is employed on the
Frank Wied farm one mile north
east of Jefferson.
Another Work of
Art Stolen From
Corvallis Campus
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
CorvalUs, March 25. "U 1 ttl e
Nude Figure," a. priceless original
of James McNlel Whistler, from
the collection of Leasing J. Rosen
wald of England, was removed
from its frame in Kidder haU on
the O. S. C. campus sometime be
fore 9 o'clock this morning. Pro
fessor J. Leo Fairbanks, head of
the college art department, report
ed to the Corvallis police depart
ment today. - . ' .
This Is the second time in three
weeks that art work on exhibit In
Kidder for the benefit of students
and townspeople has been stolen,
according to members of the art
department Instructional staff.
The local police were given all
available clues and will attempt to
stop this vandalism.
Prof. W. C. Jones of
Willamette University
Speaks, Aumsville High
AUMSVILLE. March 25 W.
C. Jones of the Willamette un
iversity faculty, was' a visitor
at the high school Wednesday
forenoon and gave interesting
talks, both to-the student body
and to the senior class.
Mrs. A. J. Mountain, 86. Is ill
at the home of her son. T. C.
Mountain. She has an attack of
the flu.
Nine volumes of Ridpath's
World History were presented
to the high school library this
week by Ross Clark.
Grade Basketball Team
And Coach Are Honored
By Mothers of Players
GERVAIS, March 25 The
senior class play, "Here Comes
Charlie," a three-act farce com
edy, is to be given at .the audi
torium Friday night. April 2.
The cast Includes Dorothy Fer
guson, Robert Runcorn, Marr
jorle Smith, Charles Hutto, Gael
Cutsforth, Bonnie Belle Miller.
Roy Francis. Bethel Eppers, Ma
rie Jensen and Donald Hood.
Salem Furniture Co.
130 So. High St. Jh. 6115
ALL NEW STOCKS TO CHOOSE FROM
Davenport & Chairs 4? 50 1
Choice of Colors TsnVW
a a.
Axminster Rugs 29.95
End Tables wauF.., 1.25
Club Chairs 23.75 1
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Occasional Chairs 5.95 1
Hardwood Chairs QRp I
Unfinished WUU,
Just North of Elsinore Theatre
Read Purchases
3 Monmouth Lots
MONMOUTH. March 25 G.
W. Read, Monmouth carpenter,
has purchased three lots front
ing Jackson . street, and corner
ing on North Broad, from J. M.
Campbell. One lot was-immediately
resold to Mrs. S. Cox, who
has 'employed Read to build her
a one-story house. Work began
on the house this week. Fred
Hnber of the Huber-O'Rourke
real estate agency made the Oeal.
A son was born Sunday at a
Salem hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Hill. It Is their second
child, and has been named Tom.
Miss Lettle Fish back, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Fish
back. Monmouth,' was 'married
recently to C. O., Palmer of Port
land. Miss Fi&hback is a native
of Monmouth and attended the
local schools.
A marriage license was Issued
at Vancouver, Wn., March If to
Willis E. Cole, only son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Cole. of Albany,
and Miss Arllta J. Wooldridge.
Albany. The Col family lived:
25 years at Monmouth, moving;
to Albany two years ago.
Junior Circle of SI. E.
Church at Silverton Is
Working For Hospital;
SILVERTON. March 25 Mrs.;
Harry Riches was recent hostess-;
to the members of the Junior cir-i
cle of the Metnodtst church. Guests
spent the afternoon in sewing for;
the nursery room of the new SU-f
verton hospital. . I
Attending were Mrs. William'
Swift. Mrs. Theodore Riches. Mrsi
Lee Alfred, Mrs. Lee Hasklns. Mrs4
Harold Davis. Mrs. George Jaesch4
ke. Mrs. Fred. Baker. Mrs. Jake
Werle. Mrs. Norman Naegeli. Mrs.I
Al Coote -and Mrs.1 Wallace Cock-i
ran. -
Last Rites Are Held For
! Nathan Hayes, Victim
Of High Tension Wire
INDEPENDENCE March 25
Funeral services for Nathan C.
Hayes, 25, who was electrocuted
when; he tried to throw a radio
aerial wire oyer high tension wires
leading to the John. Peterson home
on the K. L. Williams hop ranch,
were held at the Smith-Baon mort
uary here Tuesday. Rev. R. Brit
ton of Monmouth officiating. Bur
ial was in the I. O. O. T. cemetery
here. ) Hayes was the son-in-law
of John Peterson, j
I Hayes" was married to Audrey
Peterson, August 26, 1932. and
she and one daughter survive, as
do the following: His mother, Mrs.
Nlobo Hayes of Conrad, Mont.,
two sisters. Mrs. Catherine Stokes
and Mrs. Lena Frenlck of Conrad.
Mont four brothers. Monte, of
Klamath Falls. Harry of Vista.
Calif.; Russell of Conrad and Cal
vin of Bonanra. Ore.
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H. F. Covey Summoned
As Witness, in Trial;
Students Have Recesk
SUVER. March 25 H. F. Co
vey, went, to Albany Thursday in
l rial ot J ouu n. bivctsu o. mi
State Accident commission.
. Mrs. N. G. Harris fell at her
home" near Lebanon one day te
past week and fractured her leg.
Mrs. Harris is a sister-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Harris of Su
ver. Students from this community
attending Corvallis high school en
joyed spring vacation Thursday
and Friday.
Erma Cole Visitor
KEIZER. "March 25 Miss Er
ma Cole is spending her Easter
vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cole.
She was accompanied by Miss
Frances Wilson of Bakers field.
Calif. Both are students of
Northwestern -Christian college.
Eugene.
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felt.LV.M:fcWr lryM.)UA Iff Words and Music by Schreder-Berg
,LrklIoV AND
GLADNESS
EASTER RNGSi
BASKETS OF
FUNNIES AMD
EGG.S AHO
.Th y tlWLi
AHD KOLlOAyii
TABLE'S Prr , '
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For a hudget-happy Easter see these values. IThe Schreder-Berg
groceries are the very best and satisfy all who ! try them. 3 lay we
have an order. Telephone 6606. Free delivery for all orders over
$2.00. . i II ;
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PaasEgg
Dyes
While They ! 1 1 j
Last Jf. pkgs.
Hills Bros. Coff
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it 26c
Sweet Ground Chocolate
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In Three
Pound Tins
Per
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Millions Prtfer it
Crop. cruncbT nUda mm food
tfctr tM wm 4ty Em
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SALAD
DRESSING
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-35c
Del Monte Grapefruit,
No. 2 can.
10c
WALNUT MEATS
Yi -lb. cello bag-.
19c
DATES 4 i.
2-Ib. cello bag..
19c
ASPARAGUS Del Monte, fim TISSUE-Gingham Brand, fl fM
No. 2 can..... J... . Z0C 3 rolls til ; ...... 1UC
FLOUR Bonneville, AH- . fl jg GUEST IVbRY SOAP
Family Purpose, 49-lb. bag VlQ Bar .JI 1 ..... JV
DILL PICKLES flftfi OX YDOL-i-The new large JCOf
No. 2Vt can AUC package, each L. 3
KIPPERED SNACKS JJ, SUGAR ifuie Granulated, Ifi
Can 7 lbs. J ...
BISQUICKi-.
Large package.
CSORWIG'S
MARKET
Specials for Easter
Sugar Cured
PICNIG
F6r
baking
lb.
20c
Legs Lamb
25c
lb.
Premium Ham
NebergaLFs Ham
Hamburger 15c lb.
Hens
:28c lb.
Spring
Fryers . . . .33c lb.
WHOLE STRING BEANS
Del Monte, No. 2 can
13c
PINEAPPLE Del Monte,
No. VA tin
ICC
EAST OREGON PEAS,
No. 2 cans -
329C
I 29c
GOLDEN BANTAM
CORN, LeGrande Brand 5
cans
29c
CORNER STATE & COMMERCIAL
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