Yule Cactus Sets
jJJloonung Record
LIBERTY Mrs. W. R. Dallas
belieres her Christmas cactus
plant ma 7 hare established a rec
ord ' tor aomber ot . bloomi tor
that rarletj. It began blooming
November 15 and la just now fin
ishing Its blossom period..- i
, Mrs. Dallas has " counted the
blossoms as she removed th j
wilted ones and has kept tabs to
total ef:5M -flowers. -o
' The plant Is eight years eld.
Show First Rose -
SILVERTON The SiWerton
water office displayed one of the
first out-of-door grown roses of
the season Wednesday. The ose
was ft Paul's Scarlet climber.
Program Enjoyed 7
National President
SILVER CLIFF At the regu
lar meeting of the Silrer Cliff
Boosters' club Friday night, MLs
Sadie Roth presented an ' inter
esting program Including . group
songs, ft play jy the, school chU
dren, rocal solo by Gene Cordon
Mulkey and i readings by the
school children.
E&umtioml; Meet
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BLACOS MOVE TV 1
LIBERT T Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Blaco'and small son Joel
who have lived on the former
Scott farm the past winter mored
Into Salem on Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. Merrhi Seeger win reside
on the-place they vacated. ' -'
fat? Off
mm
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OGE 29th
it-.
Stanford Man
Main Speaker
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Bliss Huf ferman, Hunter,
. Governor Also Among
TRogram Leaders '
MONMOUTH Plans are going
forward tor the annual Education
al Conference on the Oregon Col
lege of Education's campus Satur
day, April 29. The theme this
year will be: "Education for De
mocracy." " ' "V
Dr. John C. Almack of Stanford
university will be the opening as
sembly speaker Saturday morn
ing. A forum discussion win fol
low with Dr. Almack, . MU:
.Helen Huf ferman from the Cali
fornia state department, of edu
cation, State Superintendent of
Public : Instruction Rex Putnam
and Chancellor F. M. Hunter tak
ing part. ' .v-v- . v:j
;-.;:i8pragW to Speak:;; 5
various section meetings on
art. social science, primary, and
kindergarten divisions, Intermedi
ate grades, aid health, will occur
immediately after the noontime
intermission. A general assembly
will follow with Governor Charles
A. Sprague and Miss Helen Huff
ermen as uest speakers. I
Friday nlabt. preceding the
conference. Crimson O "dramatie
players will present .one-act
plays In Campbell hall auditori
um. Sunday morning, April SO,
an all-honor society breakfast :1s
planned tor 5 a. m. , ,
Dr. Arne 8. Jensen, staff. In
structor at OCR Is again general
chairman. ' i
Silverton Music :
Lovers to Enjoys
S. Ndsson Again
SILVERTON Sigurd KHsson
who has sung before the kings
and queens ot Europe and Amer
ica's own royalty in Washington,
DC, will sing before the home
folk at Silverton In May. At pres
ent he is visiting his father, Pet
er Nelson at Silverton and Lis
sister; Mrs. John Elder at Port
land. He will sing: at Portland on
May 7. Wednesday , at Silverton
he said that He would sing here
In May, and would like to sing
on May 17, the Norwegian Inde
pendence day, it that can be ar
ranged. His appearance here is
being sponsored by the Imman
nel Lutheran league. It was In
Silverton Immanuel church that
he made his -first public crncert
appearance ' In 1918 before the
world learned of his ability.
.He was a dinner guest Wed
nesday night of Miss Hannah Ol
son and her sister, Mrs. Ida 01-
sea Doyle. -.
Start Forebay
For FeM Mill
Scid Plant Switching From
Electricity to Water - .
,f JjIMvenJfawer
SCIO Work probably" will
start within . the next week on
excayition lof new forebay for
the Sclo Mill :V Elevator com
pany of Sdo, one of the largest
feed mills in Linn county.
Installation of two water
wheels will be made for power
for the company's machinery.
which has been electrically op
erated since tie former building
and mill race installation were
destroyed by flre-'-bv 1S28.-
J. D. Densmore, sr.. manager
ot the company states that the
forebay will e approximately 22
feet deep and of heavy concrete
construction. Construction will
be completed .within three or
tour weeks.
Other Improvements
The company tour years ago
excavated ft 'mill pond in prep
aration to returning to water
power as ft means of reducing
operating expenses. Both the mill
and warehouse buildings have
been constructed within the past
few years.- :-
Two large turbines -will com
plete the plan. 1 The company
cenuy wstauea. a xnoaera ieuei
machine rand pother up-to-date
eaninmenL The- mill mannfae
tares an extensive line of dairy
and poultry ieeas, and iurmsnea
the city's largest payroll.
Commiiruty
UNIONVALE An ftmatenr
contest open ' to eTeryone and
sponsored by the Union vale Boy
Scouts and k Unlonvale Coranun
ity club will be held Friday night
April 21 at th Unionvale school
house. Proceeds will be used as
a Boy Scout benefit. ; ; - .
; PIONEER At the community
meeting,' first prize In the Pro
fessor Quiz program went to
Howard Coy. Mrs. Newald had
charge of the business session
and Mrs. Alfred Domaschofsky of
refreshments. The next pro
gram will be May 12.
Shelburn Teacher
Goes to De Vaney
SHELBURN Mrs. Margaret
Kelly, who has taught the sh.I
burn school for the last three
years will teach at : the DeTaney
school next year. Many applica
tions are being received by -the
school board to fill the vacancy
tllSsi'lpriiig
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This store is open from 7:80
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clndlne; Soadaya and Holidays.
NEXT DOOR TO
GRAND THEATRE"
ran .Tt ' TiTM
err wofftV Mr and III.
rrank . Miller receired word of
the deatn of tneir lour-jw-"1
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Portland Sunday. She waa c
daughter of Mr. 4 Mrs. Lester
Martin, Xonneriy ci winrwn.
UNIONVALE Thirty members
and leader. Miss Jean Hagee,
attended . a delightful "hobo"
party Friday night at the social
room of the Union vale Evangeli
cal church. ' Arthur Dixon won
the prize for the best costume.
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Ivory Soap 2 for 17c
Ca&ile Soap "-29c
50c Pacqnins Hd. Cr.34c
CftUX
Large
25's
ARRID
DEODORANT
ICc, 39c9
59c -
PONDS FACE CREAMS
35c Size Jar 25c
55c Size Jar ..39c
83c Size Jar . 59c
MOLLE
SHAVE CREAM
75c size jar. 59c
50c size jar. 35c
And 10c Tabes
- POND'S
CLEANSING
TISSUES
I 5004heef pkgrt
23c
KLEENEX
" 00-sheet pkgv
all colors
20c
SCOTT
KITCHEN
TOWELS
ISO to roll.
9c
HOSPITAL
COTTON
l-lb. roll
29c
75c CYSTEX 67c
60c Bromo Seltzer 49c
50c VITALIS 39c
75c LISTERINE 59c
Book Matches
50 Books Q
in Carton v2C
TOOTH PASTES 10c
Ipana - Colgate's - Sqnibbs
SHAVE CREAM 10c
Palmolive- Colgate's - Mennen's - Molle
35c Bromo Quinine 21c
M0DESS
Regular SS In
box for
54c
KOTEX
Jr. or super
30 In box for
40c
TAMP AX
Regular 10 In
i box
40 la box 08e
FRENS
Regular 12 In
box
15c
2 for 20e
SQUTOB'S
ASPIRIN TABLETS
Tin of 12 for
Bottle of 24 for....
Bottle of 100 for.
Bottle of 200 for-.
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Plain or Mint Flavor
4-oz. bottle for 43c
12-oz. bottle tnr -7?
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TODACCOS
10c Union Leader. 3 for 25c
1 lb. Prince Albert 69c
1 lb. Geo. Washington .49c
Royal Bengals .......J2 for 25c
Camels, flat 50Y. 29c
Chesterfields, flat 50's 29c
15c Velvet .............. 10c
15c Prince Albert 10c
Try Oar
Jumbo
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Sodas
ICc
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Olive and Cheese Sandwicnes....l0c
Shrimp Salad Sandwich J.i ..15c
Home-Made Clam Chowder ... 10c
Chop Suey Sundae.... ..15c
Welch's Grape Juice .10c
Campbell's Soups. l. .10c
Boyd's Silex Coffee. .5c
Jumbo Milk Shakes..u. .10c
taj?ri-I.laltose S3e I Heads PabIod 13c
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CTTRO-CARBONATES ,
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4-oz. botUe . , ;S7c
8-oz. bottle.
le-oz. bottle.
-89c
$1.63
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EASTBIAN FIOIS
. AO sixes and grades.
Fresh stocks. .
PHILLIPS -'.r
BULK OF MAGNESIA
25c rfm IwtttU v- r 1t
50c size bottle
50c size-tablets.
39c
Tooth Powder 'i 10c h
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rvonv SHAMPOOS . : lOc aflflc
SOAP ...... i . ntch's - Drene - : : CASHMERE
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$1.25 Petrolagari 89c
saM aic Rubbing Alcohol Pts. 9c 55'
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As usual, we offer you a great selection of money
saving items. Look them over, come in and sec for
yourself . These prices effective April 2 1st, 22nd
and 24th. "
241 N. COMMERCIAL ST.
J-lb. pails
fnl
Morton's Shaker A big,
long snake balloon free with w pkgs.
Aged, whole milk. Nippy,
Loaf
KITCHEN KING FLOUR, sack.......90C
PIGGLY WIGGLY . 99c
WINDMILL, Montana hard wheat 109
Armour's
Case 2.6 4 taU cans
msssiJ oil
Quart cans
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White or Yellow
9lh. sacks.
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Dundee, fancy.
No. 2 Vz Cans 3 for
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Yamhill, Whole Kernel
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