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Scio School Adds
'u2 More districts
Contract Signed, by Board
to Have Pupils From
Outside Attend '
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; -SCIO Contract baa bees Biffin
ei by board members of districta
ti, Scio. and 83, Schindler, at
Tseadar'a meeting whereby grade
sttidenta from the latter district
will attend the Scio school. Pay
ment f tuition of these students,
probably about 1 4, will be based
oa the per capita cost of gtodenta
attending Scio In 1937-38. Total
payment is expected to be about
1100. District 83 will farnisb Its
on transportation. 1 ,
LTlie increase of students from
the Schindler district will .enable
the Scio district to employ four
grade teachers Instead of three,
so contract has been tendered to
Ruth House r of St. Helens as a
fourth teacher, v- 1 i. '
.., Bessie Mare Relnbsjrt of Foster,
graduate of Oregon Normal, has
accepted a position to teach In the
Scio Intermediate, grades, taking
the place of Veloris Crenshaw. .
High School Setup rucertaln
Pupils intending to enter Scio
Ugh school, this year should reg
ister on September 13, according
to announcement this week by
Principal J. H. TumblesOn. A
fourth teacher will be added If a
sufficient number of students reg
ister, Tnmblason added. ? .
Under a three-teacher set-up
the state department of education
regulates the basic program : of
studies, which limits elective! and
student activities. With removal
of transportation by the Scio dis
trict, it is impossible to determine
the number of students who plan
to attend Scio high from outside.
This prohibits the board's an
nouncing exact curriculum, the
principal pointed out. !: I
Resignation of W. S. Snyder as
high school Instructor in science
and mathematics, was accepted. A
teacher, to fill his place had not
been selected. '
: - Dorothy. Clausen, Orchards,
Wash., a graduate of Marylhurst
MCDOWELL'S MARKET
Salem
PHONE 8757
Leading Market
171 S.
COM'LlST.
Home Owned
Yon can always do better at McDowell's. You pay only
one profit when trading here, from the farmer to us
to yon." 1 ' 'j I
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Sugar
Cured
22C to
Heavy Bacon
Dacon Gquares 10c & 20c
Fresh Porli to Roast
16c
Pure Pork' Sausage 20c
- The best we know how to make.
Mutton Stew
5c
Girloin Gteali
15c
DEEF POT ROAST
Prime Rib Roll
Murder Mystery Crops Up; Again
Art' .1- i' - - - - I
LoneyArgmnen
ma imcuoxf STXTK52TA1T, saiea; Urejon, Tnsay morning; rJtpterroer z, mr
10c
18C
Fresh Pig Feet
or Backbones
!5c
Fresh Side Pork
or Salt Pork
We are doing the largest retail meat business In Salem so If
joa are not a customer of this modern sanitary market, why
not? Too can always do better at McDowell's.
' Open Until 7 P. M. Saturday
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jMrs. Charlotte Shelby
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Echoes of the mysterious murder of William Desmond Taylor, noted
! movie director whose death rocked the film colony .15 years ago,
j were revived during a civil suit In Los Angeles court Involving Mrs.
(Margaret Fillmore, above, sister of the former screen star, Mary
: MUes Mlnter, and the mother of both of them, Mrs. Charlotte Shel
: by. rear. Mrs. Fillmore, suing to recover S48.000 she claims was'
taken from a deposit box, testified that she had been paid X 133,000
for protecting her mother during the murder Investigation la which
Mary Miles Mlnter was Involved, j '
To Be Wednesday
Reargument of the ease of Orey
Coffey. ex-Salem police officer
now under three years peniten
tiary sentence for accepting a
bribe, has been set for nest Wed
nesday In the state supreme court.
' Coffey i was convicted la the
Marion, county circuit court and
this decree later was affirmed by
th supreme court by a three) to
three decision. !
The court subseaueatly ordered
a. reargument in which all seven
of the Justices will participate.
County Share of
Pensions $17,000
approximately 91T.00t. tto coun
ty court waa aanse j v
by the state reUef committee.
While the budget allowance
left for old age pensions U only
about $14,000 the
favored setting P e larger
fund, making a transfer from the
emergency fund If necessary. 4
Thecounty contributes one
foSn of tte cost of the old ag.
pensions with the state contrib
uting another fourth .to match
ttohalt put up by the federal
government.
Lacomb filen Purchase
Bean Hullcr for Area
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' ujbANON A bean-buller was
purchased last week by E. K.
Raines and Ernest Ede of La
comb. -
It was expected to keep busy
as bean growing was given au
impetus last spring by a seed
company.of Idaho. Mr. Ede has
tan acres ot his own and many
n the locality win
for the new purchase.
need
I . Marlon county's share ot old I
I are senslon costs for the last I
I three months of this year will be I
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College, Portland, has accepted
the high school English and for
eign language position at salary
of $100 per month.
Threat of Hospital
Strike It Dispelled
SEATTLE, Sept.' i-OP)-Threat
of a strike against Seattle hos
pitals was dispelled last night a
Jess Fletcher, president of the
building service employes union,
notified the central labor council
he reconsidered his announced-decision
to ask placing the Institu
tion on the unfalrr,llst. He said he
believed satisfactory negotiations
were In progress.
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GASH STORE
294 . Commercial St.
Phone 7335
It's just one block out of the congested district and yon
can park for two hoars, and the food prices Well,
most people say they are lower.
C O. D. Order Promptly Delivered
II 111 I
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I . ' j You fCan -
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vnv aaVHiaj
. at
y I " Pearson's
Yo can tell when you pass our store by the
freshness of bur fruits and vegetables.
Quality stocks of all fruits and vegetables
obtainable. : '
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Fancy Fruit lbs. fg(
DO (5) H
Grade
No. l!
lb.
pail
a
.; . ' Pure Cane
io ibs. 55s
25 lbs. . . . . . . .
ioo ibs. 05i9
-' , Quick or Regular . k
Pancake Flour
I ; Crown
, "9 nt -
. FlL(S)Itja 1 '
More of that good Highland Chief
Hard Wheat.
Buy Jt by the barren like your
- neighbor does.
Doj;c2 Si?Ilc2
2B c
Get a Pen and Pencil Set free with 2
KeHog Kmnibles
for .
Ladies - Sport Handkerchief Free
Tree with 2 KellosgV
Uran Flakes for
2Cs
rvoni
Armour's Tall Cans
s
for
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Box
Carton
Full Cream
G&Vf
CoSSco
2
lb. can
4Qc
Pearson's Best 3 lbs. .69c
Pearson Special, 3 lbs. 55c
PEANUT DUTTEQ
A fresh 4504b. barreL Bring your
container.
per
2Q
Lebanon Play Park
Is' Solving Mothers'
Summer Problems
LEBANON The WPA recre
ational project for children on
the Queen Anne school campus,
in charge of Miss Grace Geiat, la
solving a vacation problem for
busy mothers.
While Tacatlon trips, Illness or
other causes prevent unbroken
attendance. Miss Gelst reports an
average attendance of 38 within
the last few weeks. Mrs. Emma
Strunkr and Mrs. Maude Lemons
of Albany have been sent to as
sist with the work.
Weaving of rugs, making bas
kets of pine needles, vases, doll
hammocks and Yo-Yo pillows
are a part of their handwork.
Teeters swings sand box and
halls haveybeen provided but the
supply is entirely inadequate, as
less than half the number of
children can take recreation at
one time and the teachers find
it necessary to plan, new amuse
ments. Miss Gelst, who was very suc
cessful in teaching? knitting, bas
ket and rug making in the adult
groups the past two years, will
resume that work In September.
CE at Rosedale
Has new Officers
ROSED ALS The intermediate
C. B. recently reorganised with
the following officers: prealdent,
Lloyd Brown; secretary, Lucille
Lehmann; treasurer, Almoa Leh
man; prayer meeting chairman,
Arthur Blng; missionary chair
man, Velleda Trick; social chair
man, Esther Cammack.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trachsel, re
turned missionaries from China,
are to hare the Sunday morning
service here at the church this
Sunday. They will show curios
and tell of their work.
United Brethren Vote '
To Boycott Placet at
Which Liquor Handled
i PORTLAND, Sept. i-Jf)-Th
Oregon conference of the United
Brethren church, attended by 250
delegates and members, voted
unanimously here to boycott all
stores and restaurants dealing in
or serving alcoholic liquors.
' The "Rev. T. O. Roscoe, re
elected conference superintendent,
reported Improvement in the
membership and finances of the
denomination.
West Salem News
WEST SALEM Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Brown returned home
Monday from a S day Tacatlon
trip to lakes around Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pattlson
and son, Bobby, spent the week
end at Breitenbnsh.
Miss Ila Hof fer has been a
guest of Miss Lois mith and Miss
Naomi Klehn at' the Smith home.
Miss Hotter graduated from Sal
em high school and has been at
tending college la Pasadena. She
will marry Jack Bush in the
near, future.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Browning ot
Wapato. Wash.; were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brown
Sunday.
Miss Betty Ann Lemon is
spending .a week at Tillamook
with her aunt. Mrs. Nelson Paul,
and family.
Mrs. J. R. Bedford and daugh
ter. Rath and Beth, are at New
port as gneats ot Mrs. G. C. Will.
V" aaaata a a. ts a .a
: : j fall with awy purchase et
FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
100 Horn Owned
WW
Mil
100 Union Operated
TT..TH
I LEADS AGAIN
J.37 S. Commercial St,
: i tjj.. j c-. i c..A (ImmI All nw Monday, Labor Da
niua; uu uaiui ua y uiuia w . -
WITH OUPEO yLe 7311
or?
Ill
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fliiiiS.s: (w
When purchased together with $t.00 worth of merchandise. ExclnsiTa of Hillg Coffee, Snowdrift and OiydoL
When purchased together with $1.00 worth of merchandise. Exclusive of HUIa Coffee, Snowdrift and OxydoL
Large Size
24-oz: pkg.
each
When purchased together with $1.00 worth of merchandise Exclusive of Hills Coffee, Snowdrift and OxydoL
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Any! one of these three super values may be purchased at these prices when purchased together with $1.00 worth
of merchandise, exclusive of Hills Coffee, Snowdrift or OxydoL '', ,r
OH, YES! Some good friend who has your interest at heart will advise yon not to boy this way because we will
add the difference on somewhere. We ask you to listen to all the good advice yon will get then come here and try
to catch us doing any of those tricks. We will wager that you wUl not catch us doing any of those 'tricks. , In the
meantime, yon will have had a lot of fun and saved some money too. Thank yon. ISAAK BROb.
JUST TO MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU TO COMPARE PRICES
PEAS, No. 2 cans, ea 10c
TOMATOES, No. 22 cans, ea. 9c
CORN, No. 2 cans, ea. 11c
SOUP, Campbell's, all varieties
except chicken 3 for 25e
PORK & BEANS,
Picnic cans, each 5c
DEVILED MEAT. 3 cans 10c
HOT SAUCE...... . 3 cans 10c
PINEAPPLE TIDBITS, ea 7e
KRAUT, No. 2Yt cans, ea.. 13c
aoAP
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Big Boy or
j Economy White 6 bars for 25c
jPalmolive, per bar L.6e
Life Bouy, per bar . 7e
Lux Toilet Soap, bar... ..7c
Rinso, Ige. pkg. .2Se
White King, Ige. pkg.. 35c
CLEANSER
Lighthouse..... 3 cans 10c
Supersuda, small size 10c
Red package, large sizcttte
Blue package, ea ..20c
Bon Ami, per bar .... ". '. 10c
Powdered, pkg 14c
S.O.S. Scouring Pads, ea...l5c
Large pkg. .... ...23c
Purex, qts. 13c
i2 gaL . : 22c
Hypro, per qt.. 13c
Clorax. per qt. 18c
' TISSUE' ..
Zee. 3 rolls 14c
Softasilk 4 rolls 25c
Waldorf 4 rolls 19c .
Scotts 3 rolls 25c
FRENCH'S BIRD SEED...12c
BIRD BUISCUIT 10c
JARS, Bubers Double Lip,
3 dozen for. ..... ..10c
Baking Powder
Calumet, 14b." tin ..... -23c
2'2-lb. tin 49e
5-Ib. tin ....89c
Schilling's, 12-oz. 31c
22-lb. tin r.89e
5-lb. tin . L $1.75
RoyaL 12-oz. tin 31c
2-lb. tin ....... ...98c
SODA
Arm and Hammer, pkg 8c
SYRUP
Karo, 5-lb. dark
5-lb. light
10-lb. dark
10-lb. white
-42c
44e
.77e
...79e
KRAFT CHEESE, fi-lb. pkg17c
GINGER SNAPS 2 lbs. 25
BUY ALL YOU WANT OF THESE EXTRA MONEY-SAVING VALUES
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IPRUNE BARS!
A new cookie made of Oregon
Italian prunes. Excellent : for
lunches.
2 lbs- 2g
Does not apply on purchase of
i S . Super Value
Bars, lb, ... . .9c
ceriUls
All Bran, Igc. pkg .:.19c
Post Bran Flakes, pkg.: lc
Shrccldcd Wheat, pkgl 12c
Carnation Non-Premium
Wheat Flakes or Oats,
pkg. ..... ...1 22c
Premium Wheat Flakes
ot Oats, per pkg.........27c
Mother'f Oats, regular or
quick, per pkg. ... .....29c
j SPICES
Schilling's Pepper Cayene Ginger;
Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Cumin,
Curry Powder, Mustard, Nutmeg,
Paprika, Poultry Seasoning, Sage,
Thyme, Tumeric f)-2-oz.
tin . ........: ..;.
IFflitDmilr
Castle, 49 lbs.
Montana Hard Wheat
Milled in Montana. Guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. . .
E?aGBuGi?G MQiadl to u..
Not included in Super Values. .'.
ALL OTHER FLOUR PRICES ACCORDINGLY
- Oregon Brand,
0 tall cans
, Borden's,
tall cans
3
3
cans
cans
23c
25c
Borden's Eagle Brand Milk, each
19c
(SfleacnGei?
While They Last 1
" - , KELLOGG' S
URAN FLAKES
2 forgl 20c
1 Ladies' Sport Handkerchief Free
With 2 Pkgs. '
t-3
each
Does Not Apply on Purchase
of Super Values
KELLOGG S
KRUMBLES
2 for --'
1 Pencil and Rnler Kit Free
23c
i. Armour's assorted,
i-lb. pkgs. iL:
CHEESE- V
3 for 25c
If
I 11 II II II 1 Mill II
0
0
WhUe'They
list .
Per Crate
70 T7T)
0
A Toi TTS
IT hia
Seedless
i .-'!. :
) lbs. for
ass
WADDIAM'S
HoHfl ID)eccGi?tt
; : While They Last
..! v. Assorted Flavor
Does not apply on purchase of
ouper values.
Poydered Sugar tl7c
Brovn Siigar
3 l 15c
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