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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1938)
h't OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday; Morning, January 21, 1938 Bargains in Soap Are Of fered Here Ousiness - Stimulation ' Is Parpose of, City-Wide Sale, Announced J Shipwreck Background tor Romance PAGE TEH With economy the watchword of every housewife, special prices on commodities known to; be good, will catch the eye of the wise buy er. Purchasing , nationally adver tised products at a reasonable price, with a profit to the local re tailer is the real meaning of econ . omy. ' - --" . Special prices on Lux, Lifebuoy, Rinso. Lux toilet soap and Spry are .announced by leading -Salem grocers. The city-wide sale: has been arranged by W. J. Wacht man, local representative of Lever Bros., manufacturers: Wachtman said that the great phase of business stimulation gen erally defined as "merchandising" has brought business from horse land carriage days to the stream lined proportions of today. Adver tising has played n important part, keeping- the housewife in formed about new. developments , and new products, reminding her - constantly of the merits and uni form quality of standard Items, and catling, her attention to feat : ure sales of these Items. j The Lever Bros.' representative contrasts the present day, modern grocery store with those of the previous era. Shelves to the ceil ing, bulk goods in bins, and coun ters that kept customers away ; from the merchandise have been HAPPIEST LADY IN SALEM SINCE I TOOK VAN TAGE Mrs. Coenberg, of 541 Mill St., Tells of Great Relief Van-Tage Gave , From Gas, Bloating, Awful Rheumatic Pains j in Arm, Shoulders. Says It Was a God-Send ! Remarkable Statements, from all over Salem and vicinity, praising - and endorsing VAN TAGE continue to pour in daily to the Fred Meyer Toiletry & Remedy Shop, 170 N. Liberty Street,' where this Amazing New Medicine is being introduced to - 'I i ... v - - - : 1 1 - " - ' ' ' ; J Vi ( , 5 . Y ' y 14. Falling in love while stranded on a tiny island, the former Frances Joaquin and her husband. Jack McCartney, are pictured shortly after they were married in San Francisco after they returned from Hoishito island. Both were members of the crew on the ill-fated SS President Hoover when the luxury liner ran aground On the Formosan island. McCartney was a steward on the ship, ; while his wife was a nurse. ft i " ft.-1 v.- L , J ' MRS. A- COENENBERGj the local public by a Special Van Tage Representative,, direct from the Van-Tage Laboratories. Mrs. Coenenberg has lived in Salem for- the last 20 years and is a prominent member of the Amer ican Lutheran Church. Read her sincere testimonial; which follows: j Couldn't Raise Her Arms Above Her Shoulders! "For the last 7 years I had suffered almost constantly with my sour, gassy stomach and ter rible rheumatic pains," said Mrs. Coenenberg. "It seemed like everything I ate soured and fer mented In my stomach and filled me full of awful gas. Then I'd be la such misery with the gas pressure and bloating that I'd get down sick. My bowels were always constipated, too, in fact, 1 had to take a strong physic al most every day in order . to get any relief from my constipation. Ify system seemed to be contam inated with the poisonous wastes in my sluggish organs. Besides this, I suffered with the most ex cruciating rheumatic pains j ail over my body, but, which were most severe In my a r m s and shoulders and In the back of my neck. The muscles in the upper part of my body would get; so stiff and sore that I could not raise my arms above my shoul- "ders, and if I did try to move them, It felt like the muscles . were being torn- right out of me. My fingers and hands would well up and get numb and the -pain was intense when I tried to use them for the work I had to do. - "Several weeks ago I started taking Van-Tage and it gave me auch wonderful, quick relief that - I don't believe there Is happier person In Salem than I am now. It relieved the sourness and helped to clear se much gaa from my stomach that my gas pains and bloating have been relief ed and my food digests now like it should. It a 1 s o helped cleanse my sluggish bowels and they are Acting more' normally than they - have in a long time. Since so much waste matter has been1 cleansed from me," even the onlxing rheumatic pains and the awful stiffness and soreness In the back of my neck and across my shoulders has been relieved and the muscles la my hands and arms hay limbered up so much that I can raise my. arms above K my head, and nse v them , freely. Van-Tage 'was really a God-Send to me and I am glad to recom mend it to others who suffer like I did." A Special Van-Tage Represen tative, direct from the Van-Tage Laboratories, is now at the Fred Jleyer' Toiletry ft RemedyShop, 1 7 0 ; N.", Liberty Street, Salem; dally, meeting, crowds of people ' and introducing -and -explaining fils Remarkable Compound, j replaced by the "open display system. The modern method places merchandise within easy reach of the customer, priced for quick turnover, making buying a pleas ure and more personally select ive. Business Improves Women are familiar with brands advertised in newspapers, magazines and billboards and un derstand these advertisements , to be the manufacturer's pledge of uniform quality. Having these products in the store and on dis play is the mark of an enterpris ing merchant who ties his bus iness in with the millions of dol lars expended nationally to help him sell the brand for which a demand has been created. "Business is on the upgrade ev erywhere because of consumer confidence," Wachtman contin-used-. : "More persons are being em ployed as faster movement of goods requires additional man power for distribution." "This trend is gathering im petus, with present-da"y merchan dising and feature -sales being a true indication of a whole heart ed, effort on the part of manufac turers and distributors of goods to join in encouraging bona fide spending." Wheeler Finds Bicycle But Admits It's Luck SlLVERTON H. E. Wheeler, night officer at Silverton, lays his speed in finding a stolen bicycle Tuesday night to "plain luck." The wheel was reported stolen at 10:55 p. m. from near the Palace theater. At 2:30 a. m. Wheeler found the bicycle near the Southern Pacific depot. The stolen goods was the property of E. O. Barker. The culprit was not apprehended. Yacht Mystery If 1 1 wftSBSr- x W'T 1- V... ,v.v.-. -.. JsriilABB.vAv.Vf-vvvu&v:-. -'ij-- . ; -r v '- i 1 l Musa ShabaU Polios at '" Jacksonvine," FUu' quizzed Musa Shabali, an Arabian deckhand, in connection with the mysterious slaying- of Arthur Law rence, 42, of Pittsburgh, aboard ; his yacht. . Customs officials found Lawrence's body, when they went aboard the yacht at Miami ; to check up on ShabaU, who had been denied admittance to the U. 3. Chabatt was seized at Jacksour , .ms.' Portland to See Mt Angel Drama MT. ANGEL Members of the cast of "Brains for Bill.'! pre sented at the school auditorium by the students of Mt. Angel Normal school a short time ago, will go to Portland Sunday to give two performances of the comedy at the Sacred: Heart parish hall. The play was enthusiastically received here. Rev. GregoryiRobl, pastor of Sacred Heart church, requested the school to present a play in his parish and after noon and night performances will be given. Those making the trip will in elude Marguerite Donnerberg, Constance McKay,. Iris Cheney, Julia Wand, Frances Novak, Kathleen Kenney, Maxine Mor gan, Mary Jane Noftsker, all members of the cast; the vocal soloists, Mary Dale Cladek,; Mar guerite Donnerberg, Mary Ann Schnider, W i 1 m a and Eileen Stanton and Eustelle Batiman; and members of the college glee club and academy orchestra. Almira RebekaKs Greet President DALLAS The regular meet ing of the Almira Rebekah lodge was held Tuesday night at which time, Mrs. May Jonas, state president of the Rebekah assembly of Oregon, paid her official visit to the local lodge. Other special guests included Mrs. Viola Lynch of Salem, out side guardian of the assembly; O. C; Ingstrom, of Salem, past grand - patriarch of the grand encampment and several mem bers of the Ballston and Falls City lodges. Eighty-five persons were present. - Mrs. C. B. Teats of the Al miras lodge and Mrs. Jessie: Moy er of the Falls City lodge, ' each presented Mrs. Jonas with a gift. Mrs. Lewis Hadley! pre sented C. B. Teats a gift from the degree staff for his faithful work in the local lodge. An interesting program In cluded numbers by a harmonica trio, Boyd York, Charles Kelly and James Sampson; tap dances by Phyllis Dickey with Glenn Gething at the piano; readings by Mrs. Robert Griffin and by Mrs. Roy Alderson. Chamber to Get Permanent Site; Cut Faculty Dues SILVERTON A dollar a month dues and a home for the Silverton chamber of commerce were the two matters settled at a called business meeting Wednesday night following the social meeting of the chamber. Dues of teachers were reducedto SO cents a person. The group allowed the board f500 for initial expense money to establish a permanent home of the chamber. The details are to be worked out by the directors but it was generally understood that the former home of the chamber over the Legard ft Adams store will be used and later suitably fitted. Em ployment of part time was left un til a later meeting. v-v1' '. " ' The directors . are calling for Host, strayed or stolen" - equip ment. In the "old days", the eham ber Twned a number ot tables and chairs, now scattered about: town. An effort will be made to gather them up for use in the ewly es tablished home. , ' rWest Stayton Residents 1 ; Welcome Great Grandson WEST STATTON-A son. Ro bert Philip, was born Saturday to Mr. and- Mrs. Max Condlt of Port land, and is the first great grand son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Condlt and Mr. and Mrs. T..T. McClellan. .Several cases of influenza are reported her. to RUBERS raxmiptoocp UtaKito-gxKP SSckokp Mowise wai?e VaBiaes Sate Wards Wax ; HOUSE BROOMS 19c 57c Reduced! Self -polishing . . . spread it on, no rubbing! Dries to shine! Qt. size. ELECTRIC HEAT PADS Reduced : from 39 c. Good : quality, excellent for an all purpose broom. Electric Toaster 88C Regular 1.19 value complete with cord. Save! 1.29 Highly polished chrome ' plate. Doors tarn toast. Wal nut handles. Enamel base. 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