The OREGON STATESMAN, ' Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning March 24, 1939
PAGE SEVEN
Matters
Occupy CouncO
SP Granted Permission for
Additional Crossing at
: Third and Oak
LEBANON A permit was sir
en by the city council , Tuesday
-night tor the lease of concrete
mixer, wheelbarrows and track to
' be need In the strevt Improvement
project wun privilege 01 purcunoo
rental paid on lease to be consid
ered as part ot prrrhase price. Ed
Kellenberger was awarded - the
contract ot furnishing 3000 bar
rels of cement for street tmproTe
raent, - ' ; ' - - - '
A petition for construction of a
sewer on - Second street was
granted. r,'.
- The Southern . Pacific railroad
asked permission to cross Third
and Oak streets with an addition
al track. The petition was granted
and notification sent to the pub'!c
utility commission. - - - r .
-The 20th birthday of the Am
erican Legion was obse-ved Trca
day night ' at Legion hall ' by a
dinner served by the Legion aux
iliary to S4, veterans, all of Leb
anon. Dewey Wallace, mala speak
er, gave a history of the organiza
tion and Frank Groves gave his
tory of the local post. High schoo;
seniors put- on a skit from the
. class play to be given at the gym
Friday night. A fire-tier cake was
a feature of the birthday dinner.
Roy Connett, local railroad em
ploye, - left Wednesday night
for San Diego, in response to a
message that his brother, O. M
Connet Is hopelessly 111. Miss Myr
tle Connet of Lebanon Is a sister.
Another'International Incident?
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HUNGARY
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SOVIET RUSSIA
JEW SHOOTS GERMAN
MARCH lh 1939
INTERNATIONAL INClKNFi
FEARED
ARCHDUKE FERDINAND
WAS ASSASSINATED ,
JUNE 28,1914-WORLD
WAR BEGAN JULY IB
.YUGOSLAVIA
SARAJEVO
V ntTMAfvitA yjiirE
(yli -Black
SLootlag of a German citizen. Dr. HJalmar Krarst, by a Jew. at Brasor,
- 100 miles northwest of Bucharest, was beueved by some sources
might be recarded by Germans as aaother "laterMUonal incident,'
I due to the tonchy situation between Germany and Rumania. Not
" far from Brasor la Sarajevo, where Oarrlllo Princlp's ballet endeil
I the Uvea of mm Austria archduke suad his wife aad precipitated a
world coafllct--AP Telemat. , ;i - ... ,
Entertains Qnb
JEFFERSON Mrs. Hal Wiley
was hostess to - members of the
Woman's club Wednesday : after
noon. Members answered to roll
call by naming travel books. Miss
Marguerite Looney gave the book
review. At the tea hour, Miss
Jean Wiley assisted her mother
in serving 18 members and two
guests.
Plants Berries
i LEBANON J. Q. Swink, prom
inent farmer of the Tennessee sec
tion is . setting . sereral acres of
strawberries; other growers, in
this section are taking advantage
of the warm weather to do spring
planting. ;
Norvall Gott of the Falrriew
neighborhood is starting the poul
try business with 1500 baby
chicks. -
Chars
Dropped
As Apology Made
Three Disorderly Conduct
Cases Are Interwoven ,
two Concluded
SILVERTON That It pays to
be a gentleman was the verdict
of Clarence Hanson, who had
been accused by. Mrs. Delia Pal
mer of disorderly conduct. At
first Hanson pleaded Innocent
and later asked to change that
plea to one. of guilty. The court
granted this. . Wednesday Mrs.
Palmer came into the Justice
court and asked Judge Alf O.
Nelson to drop the charge as
Hanson had apologised for the
offense. The case was: dropped
with Hanson paying court costs.
In another case Mrs. Palmer
charged Don Vearier with disor
derly conduct to which be
pleaded not guilty. - The date of
trial has not yet been set.
In a third angle to the case.
Harold Palmer, son of Mrs. Del-
la Palmer, was fl Led 15 and
costs on a disorderly conduct
charge .preferred bv - Mrs. Mary
Vearier, mother of Don Vearier;
Students See
Magic Show
HUBBARD The students of
the Hubbard schools were enter
tained Wednesday afternoon with
a magic show sponsored by the
Junior class as a benefit proposi
tion. The show was presented by
Paul Kerr and Curtis Thompson of
Portland. They claim the largest
production of any magician on the
coast. The outstanding feature was
the "Yogi," their own origination.
: The senior play, "Aunt Tillle
Goes to Town" by Wilbur Braun,
to be presented Friday. April 14.
la progressing nicely under the di
rection of Mrs. Nellie Cornell. - -
W1CULUC1 J
IMews 1
Girls to Swim
At Y Pool Here"
WOODBURN The girls' ath
letic association of Woodburn high
school will enjoy a swim Friday
night at the TMCA building in Sa
lem. Miss Muriel White, girls' phy
sical education Instructor, and
Winnifred Anderrfbn will be in
charge. - ' " ;
Garden Qnb at Woodburn Slates v L
, Annual Flower Show for April 8
WOODBURN The annual flower show, sponsored by
the Woodburn Garden club will be held at the Ogle building
on Front street, Saturday, April 8. The show is open to ev
eryone and all' people having potted plants or flowers to ex
hibit are welcome to do so. Exhibits must be up by 10 a. m.
that morning.
Judges will be Mrs. Jamer
Ltvesay and Mrs. Sidney Johnson.
The show will be In charge of the
following committees:
Premiums: George Tlmm,
chairman; Mrs. Sidney Johnson
Mrs.' George Tlmm and Glenn Goo-
let; property, James J. Hall, chair
man; Jamea Liveaay, Frank Co
rey, George D. Jones and Glenn
Gonlet; receiving and arrange
ments. Mrs. Carl Huber, chair
man; Mrs. T. E. Williams, Mrs.
Kenneth MeGrath. Mrs. George D
Jones. Mrs. George Beach and
Mrs. Henry Beaman.
Plant sales. Mrs. Walter Miller
chairman; Delia Webb, Mrs. Net
tle Zlmmerle. Mrs. Walter School
er and Mrs. Sophus Kallak; pub
licity. Mrs; Frank Covey, chair
man: Mrs. Sidney Johnson. Glenn
Gonlet, Mrs. Harold Tichnor and
Mrs. Ray Glatt. J
Honor Minister
DAYTON A group of former
parishioners of Rev. F. E. Fisher
when he was at SU Johns attended
Sunday morning worship at his
church here, then Joined the Fish'
ers for a covered dish dinner, with
21 present The guests were from
Portland. Gladstone, Forest Grove
and Hlllsboro.
SILVERTON Future Farmers
of America, Sllverton chapter,
will assist with the Friday night
program to be given by the Sll
verton grange ut its usual jlace
of meeting.
SILVERTON HILLS The
Toung Grangers' association will
give several program numbers at
the visitation of the Sllverton
Hills grange to Butteville, March
The TGA is planning a drill
costume to be used at rarious
occasions; also a social night for
April 14 at the Jfcmes Bonner
home. ;
Saiem grange will meet Satur
day at the hall on East D street,
with a covered dish supper to be
served at 7 o'clock. J. T. Svinth,
Smith-Hughes instructor at the
high ' school and newly elected
I grange lecturer, will be in charge
of the program.
Joint Meeting la 1
Held by Churches
HUBBARD A Joint meeting of
the parishes, . including Monitor
and Smyrna over which Rer. Alon
so Foltx Is pastor, and Elliott
Prairie and Hubbard, over which
Rev. J. 8. Van Winkle is pastor,
was held at the Elliott Prairie
chnreh Wednesday night with a
:30 covered dish dinner.
Dr. Frank Carlson, sunerlnten-
dent of the Oregon conference of
the Congregational churches and
. Western Food Last Minute
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product as is packed in cans.- ' ''
pet? lb., balliQC
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2pk,.S3c
VS Tualatin Brand, No. 2 Cans
or 225s ot V -II 4J5
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no hcjg
100-lb. bag - 4.69 17 lbs- -
Fine
Cane
03c
Airmail ! ...Lb. IgC 3 45
Morning Star.'. ,-Lb. 23C 2 ls. 45C
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Fresh
Bunch
Radishes and. - -Green
Onions " ,:'
Bunches
5c
CUCUMBERS
.Fancy, Hothouse
i) For
IVORY SOAP
Larse slxe, 4 Am
ea-.. Wj
BORENE,
.IS.r'l 29c
: DEVILED
i;MEAT,;
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- - Reg. Size ;
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Extra Special
ii3ai?ettttec
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Reg. 2-Oz. Tins
Ea. 9c
Per Dozen Cans 1,06
Velvet, 2-oz tins, AA
each L 1UC
12 Cans 1.19
George Washington, : ifOga
lb. tins ......... UyC
Prince Albert or Velvet,
16-oz .tins .. ;
Cigarettes
Camels, Luckies, Old Golds,
Chesterfields, Raleighs, jf
per carton A
Golden West Coffee
24c
Lb.
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Albcrs
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Per Case of
48 Cans
MILK
TALL CANS
Oregon, A.
2.D5
ea.
ilASTLE BRAND I
Montana hard wheat,
49-lb. bag
EVER RIGHT
Oregon hard wheai
49 lbs.-.l
97c
RED WHITE AND BLUE;
Idled : of choice Blue i r
Stem wheat, 49 lbs.L A lO
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49-lb;.r
hag ,
117'
Orders of $Z.C0 and PeliTcred Fiea s
Commercial zJ U
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Independent Grocers - 1C0 Uome Ouned Isaah Dros., Owner
Open Ontil 9 P. 1L Sat Eve.
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CORNER COURT AND .T?o$LrZ
NEXT DOOR TO
GRAND THEATRE
Laic Cut Prices on Nationally Advertised Products . . . Showing You a
Substantial Savings i . . We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
EPSOM SALTS
For
Bath
Dr. Tripp Ot the ehnreb exteaslea.
work t were - present. Dr.". Tripp
gare the chief address em the
theme, "Whenever more than 2t
percent of thi land .Is not. owned
by .the farmers it mast setter."
About CO were present
Judge Long to Speak v
SILVERTON Jadge Donald
Long, Judge of the linltnomah
county court of. domestic rela
tions, has been announced as the
speaker at an open meeting of
the Methodist Butiders on April
17 at SUverton. " '
Ivory Soap 217c I Carters Pills 17e
Rubbing ALCOHOL
Foil
Pints
RinsoSoapPov;d.L"19c I Modess B.xto 54c
Caroid Bile Tabs. 89c
50c Tiaeads Pablnm 43c
Ponds Tissues
500 Sheet AQ
Pkg. for. AlfjC
KOTEX
Jrn super or regular 12's
"1 20c
jp 2 pkgs. for
J 39c
Reg. 85c Bottle
ITAUAII BA1I.1
and 20c Dreskin
COOLIES
Both for
Pacquins Hand Cream l 15c
Ponds Face Cgearite: 38c
TOOTH PASTE I
5!0c Ipana .......--39c
40c Pepsodent ,.....33c
40c Squibbs 33c
Large Colgate's.,. 18c
25cPbinips' 18c
50c Lyon's Powder..35c
SHAVING CREAM
Large Palmoliye 23c
50c Mojle . 35c
50c Burma Shave.. ..39c
35c Williams' 29c
35c Ingram's .....-29c
Yardley's Bowl .
TTninVin'a '
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Good Things at i Onr Fountain
OUre Cheese SandwidulOe i Banana Special . , f: ,15c
Olive Cheese SandwidulOe
r Fruit Salad 10c
Nestle'a Hot Chocolate10c
Boyd's Silex Cof f ee5e
Campbell's Soups 10c
Buttermilk 5c
Banana Special
Chocolate Nut Sundae15e
Giant Ice Cream SodasulOe
Fresh Orangeade r. ,..10c
Tomato Juice.5c A 10c
Jumbo Milk Shakes .10e
At Lotc Cut Prices i
Plaia, Verichrome or Saper
XX filzall fresh sock at
the rery lowest Cut Rile
Prices. --:
At Low Cut Prices
Any roQ if developed - ' and
printed ,(8 expo.)
Enlargement Conpoa Free
TOBAGGO DEPT.
Camels,flat SO's.-'.r.re
15e Prince Albert u
Tobacco . .' 9c
1 lb. Geo. Washington.:49e
15c Sir Walter Raleigh, ,
- 2 for. .25e
10c Union Leader, 3 for 23c
Carabao Cigars, 5 for.l23c
White Owl Cigars, 5 for 23c
Royal Bengals, 2 for25e
Day's Work Tobacco, . .
' 3 cuts : : 23c
Brown Mule, 6"icnts....3c
Large
Size
LIFEBUOY SOAP
2 r
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8-oz. Scott Tissue
Prince Toilet Paper
Albert 3 rolls
39c I 19c
AliUin CLOCK
lV5rT" Dependable
(Miy Challenge
CLJI Alarm Clocks
iffigg 90c
St. Regis A ftff
Pocket Watch . ylaUU
Rubber
Tampax Gloves
in'. Rough
finish.
Phffips Milk of Magnesia
e 50c Liquid ...34e
25c liquid ...il9e
50eTablets...39e
25etablets...le
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Drene.
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50-book V n
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Eater Baskets well ;
fifled with Soci-
, - ete Candies 10c - 49c
Box Candy i!49cup
Paas Egg Dyes..l 10c
Easter Cards 2-5c up
Easter Bunnies...49c-98c
Kirk-Guild Easter
Soap Specialties 25c 50c
Let - Us Fill "Y0W Prescriptions -Our Service Is Accurate and Economical
Extra Special Money-Saving Features for March
24th, 25th and 27th, at the store where quality is
always higii, prices always low and where yon
"Serve Yourself and Save."
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100 Montana Hard Wheat J V,
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