Club's Final Meeting Set Dallas Croup Jubilant Over State Honor Accorded Mrs. Peterson DALLAS The last meeMtjj of the year of the Jallaa V'oman's club will be held Tuesday after noon. Jane 7. tn Library hall with Mrj. If. D. Peterson presi dent, presiding. Heportr. ct the year's work will be rivio by club officers and com-tittee chairman. Installation ct officers for the new year will bt held. The Dallas cIud membet are happy oyer the election of their president. Mrs. II. D. Pearson, as president of the OreTo' Fed eration of Women's tlub Mrs. Peterson was elected to thi posi tion by a large majority t,t the state convention Iatt week. She U completing her second vcar as. president of the local club and also her second year 'at state chairman of the Junior Women's clubs. She has been active also In the work of the, local VFW auxiliary, recently .completed of fice as state president of the Ladies of the GAR and ct airman of Polk county Po-Anierita. Work si Outstanding Her two years as presidnt of the Woman's cluV here ha.jbeen marked by an outstanding' pro gram of civic and philanthropic enterprise, j At the meeting here Tuesday, Miss Helen Breitcaupt of Salem will be the guest speaker. Other numbers 'on the progra 4 Will be: Piano solo by student of Miss Ruth Bedford of Salem: dance number by Shirley Joan Phelps; violin solo by Connie 'Ri?dell of Monmouth, student of R.- Mil ler: dance numbers by Horine Inglis; and group of 'veal sol 03 by Mis. Josephine A'bert Spaulding. t - During the tea hour Htt'e Miss Donna Collinswoi-th aind little Donald Hughes will each ng a solo. I . Hostesses will be .Mrs. W. -L. Pemberton, chairman, an! Mrs. C. W. Low, Mr. C W. Henkle, Mrs. Tracy Staats, Mrs. ' Walter Waite, Mrs. George Cooler sad Mrs. J. F. Spooner. The OIIEGUN STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, June 3, 1928 Final Rites Held For G. E. Rhoades PAGE THIRTEEN Birkmaiers Are Visitors at Ivan Gubsers' Home UNTONVALE Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Blrkmaier and sons, Alvin and Mack of John Day arc visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ivai Gub ser. Birkmaier Is supervisor of the Malheur National forest and he left Tuesday for his duties and Mrs. Birkmaier and the boys will leave Friday when Mr. and Mrs. Gubser will . accompany her and visit with her at John Day and all of them will go Mcnday to the home of the former'r par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Olvin McFet ridse, at Enterprise, for a week's visit. ! ' ; . Poppy Sale Ends DAYTON The Dayton Ameri can Legion auxiliary sold 325 poppies made1 by tatients ol vet erans hospitals for the benefit of disabled veterens famines. "THERE'S KO; BETTER PLACE" S560 N. LinKKTT We Reserve the Wght to Limit Quantity PHONE 8033 ; Prices Effective Friday,, Saturday and Monday - June 3, 4, and 6 10's sk. 33c 2w, 69c 49 J 1.19 FISHERS BLEND "FLOUR nr.- 43c 24.,-a 89c 49-1 1.47 PILLSBURY BEST FLOURj 49.1b. sk $149 i , - - KeIIorR'8 Pep, Wlieat Krispies, Rice Krispies Your liran flakes, Whole Wheat Flakes, Choice Shredded Wheat j COLUMBIA BEST COFFEE Makes Iced Coffee lb. 2SS TTtinv tt ?n.rf m.fi t-os." Botue. for Select Curve Cut Macaroni Flour InCen3 Ibs. UQ Ut S Desft Jag CLtmlb&egGSpkgig.aQQ PURE SALAD OIL your own containers. quart 25 Bottles 2 for Del Monte Golden Bantam Corn Cream Style 303's Tin C'i 73 ? Orange Pekoe m 1 0 H' tt tt .B5riS! 15c hSlZ lie JJE1L1L T7ELIL choice of flavors 2 pl3s. J2 Krispy Crackers E lb. 7c, 2 lbs. 2SS Pacific Choice, in heavy syrup, 2's tins PURE CANE SUGAR to .b..ge too Peets Granulated Soap Powder Med. Size 31 9 G Vi225G I?IIJEA1?I?!LE Coral Sea Half Slices I i syrup, 2's 2 tins 29 Crystal White Laundry Soap - 3. 52 aobm.292 Royal; Brand American, tlllS , , Gartle's Pink n-. , s E3aipQil?n0llt5 v1,Mr 2 tins' SS Doles Natural Pineapple Juice 46z-tin 2S3 IPSimeane j W'S tins laste 1 4 Large, Thick Slices in Natural Juice or Syrup BAKERY DEPT. o FRESH MEATS O GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED . Lady Baltimore . . - FRANKFURTERS, lb. ... . . . .17c 'iDQ PORK SAUSAGE, 2 lbs.... ...29c UULlIUU VEAL STEAK, lb...; 19c aktwit" fruit filled icing. BEEF ROAST, lb. .......... . 19c 35C & flSC FRYERS HENS FRESH FISH complete 0 PRODUCE DEPT. o Assortment of Pastry j w ; Orange Rolls. Cinnamon T W TT T7 H 2(2 Crispie, Fruit Rolls, Pine- - -W U U O tor CLOVERLEAF AND PAR-' ! V1-;-.- r ! KER HOUSE DINNER TTnTTTCP Ldc1 t r- rolls, 1Sg IBSESii) 3 ban. H(3 NORTH SANTIAM -Funeral services were held for George E. Rhoades at the Weddle funeral home In Stayton Sunday after noon. Rev. Harold Lyman offic iated and Mr." and Mrs. L. C Keithley sang. Burial was In Lone Oak cemetery. He was born in Burlington. Iowa, on Febrnary 22, 1870. He married Grace A. Bower in Po catello, Idaho, December 20, It 10. The' Rhoades family came to North Santlam from Kettle Fails, Wash.. In 1930. Surviving are his widow, Grace A. Rhoades; one daughter, Mrs. Elsie Jamieson of Rice, Wash.; six sons, Woodrow Rhoades - of Or vllle. Wash., Roland Rhoades of Mollan, Idaho, and Harold, Burk, Byron and Burl of North Santlam: sister, Edith Bunny of Stillwater. Okla; brother, Burk Rhoades of Alva, Okla., and two grand children. ; Riiggles Bound To Grand Jury; Growning Fined SILVERTON Tuesday was a busy day In justice court at Sil verton with- Alf O. Nelson dis posing of the fbllo wing cases: Ben Ruggles, who pleaded not guilty to an assault , chargv pre ferred by John Bittner ard in Tolring a young son at Bictner s was bound over to grand Jury with ball placed at $500. P. L. Growning paid ft $100 fine and costs on n drunker driv ing charge when he changed his plea from not guilty to gu'Ity In court.: A six months jail sent ence was suspended upon pay ment and Growning was given a year probation instead, r The case of Jerry V.'ells. charged with larceny, waj dis missed on motion of Joe Fel ton, deputy district . att rney, because another i-ersbn resumed the responsibility of the ctarge made against Wells. Th? name of the other person was held as he was a minor. wlth- Vacation Bible Schools Will Open Nexf Monday SILVERTON Vacation bible schools will be . conducted by three " Lutheran churches here beginning June 6. Parerit- are being invited to bring their chil-. dren to the schools at Calvary, Immanuel or Trinity. 9 m J V " -" ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR IB w & Completely, Modernly Equipped To Serve You The Best In Quality Meats Broken sliced. Large 24 tins IPnEsTISIPIPILIS cJJUJIKSIS Del Monte Brand,- 46-oz tin .; .- --- c sn.n5iEin); ipnKnsAiPipn.iE Del Monte Brand, large 22 lin Van Camp caimc VAL VILA BRAND (2 S GOCHG 0 Large tall tin HBc? Da ISi?sj(fl 2 urn rs3 rFo r To) 40-Gr. Strength Qt. Bottle HI A H Sun Alaid Seedless 15-oz. Package Double rich, 3 tall cans iyj (& & u TTTY Fine J Granulated E lb. Bag S0Q(5)SIll& SQlgiO i 2-.b. bo, for IE 0 BLUE HANDLE each 0 urn Free Salad Fork With Purchase of 3 foottttHes ro) if Crunchies 2 -lb. 2 2 ffi) 0. ?(q)Cq)Co o o can (3 POST TOASTIE and HUSK1E DEAL 3 pkgs. WHITE SHAFTER 10 lb. bag & 33d MU(S Wtt Dundee Brand Large 2 Tin E.isr.ais Nicei juicy ones, dozen. US Valencias, nice size, 3 doz.. 2c STRAWBERRIES FOR CANNING NOW FIG BARS Fresh Bake pound Corner State & Commercial Phone 6606 Orders $3.00 and Over Delivered Free "BERT BERKEY Market Manager Beef Steaks Tender and juicy. Pound Frankfurters Government inspected. Pound III U V " Mock Chicken Legs Delicious rolled in cornflakes. for Lamb Chops Tender, from selected lamb. 2SC Pound Veal Steaks Individuals 3 Lean Sliced Bacon Pound Little Pig Sausages Fine for Sunday breakfast. .Pound SWEET PICKLES Small and crisp. Pint