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school Kand
: Gets Monies
Lebanon Council Informed
That Streets in Fair -
- - Condition
LEBANON The building com
mitter ; Teportcd - to the city
" council Tuesday. nlht the ap
proval of k building permit of
11650. ... Th ' i street committee
reported, street In fair wndltion
and" the railroad crossing re
cently improved on. Grant street,
as in . perfect order. ;:- -.'-
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lor ' her' auhter,arjoHe are
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Vutasagby T4us
las; "Song of Tears," Bess Aid
rich; -The TfearllntV Marjorie
Raw lings; " -The , PaUIot., Pearl
Buck; Three SlstersCornella
Spencer; r "Seasoaed '-, ? Timber,"
Dorofhy Canfleld ; "Tlorse Buggy
Doctor,; Arthur K. Eertsler. r
Non-t t e t i o a: "Listen, the
Wind,! Anne Llndrg: "AU
This andJHeaven Too." Rachel
Field; "Grandma Cr led It Car
nal,' Bertha Damon; "Ameri
SndtTuO Old Sberttfftf
tte Hanchett.,
j Books t for chUdren: ;."A trip
to ' the San Francisco? Exposition
with Bobby and Betty,. Joseph
Henry Jackson; "A Trin to the
New York World's Fair;-; Gro
ver .Whalen ; "Told Und - A Ma
gic Umbrella, - Elixabeti. Orton
Jones; "Copper ? Tod . Boots,
Marguerite deAngeli; 'Sons of
the Hurricane."- John - J. . Floher
ty; "Deep . Silver,.' Nora Burg
Ion;. "SUcks Across the Chim
new nouses .
oolis at
tour years. , Six little girl friends
and her sister, Margaret, were
her guests. " '
Mrs. J. A. Strobe! of Colburn,
Ida., , Mrs. , Lena De . Wolf - of
Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Marie
Schmidt of Eugene and Its. So
phie Borgelt of Laurel are here
at. the home of. their sister. .Mrs.
B. Elliott,: Th,fivw siaters and
three , brothers. 9 Jee Ji ibler of
Woodburn. -ick Nibler of Port
land ud Francis . Ni'.ler, of Lau
Co Up at Cervais
GERVAI& Raymond and Har
Town's
INDEPENDENCE The Inde
pendence public - Hb.ary has a
good selection of books with a
few of the most popular being
read at the present. Uste .: rpis-
old Mooney have bought two
Iota from O. J. Moisan and are
each k bulldlnr . m.amali- hense.
The . Mooneys "came to ' Oregon
frtm Missouri about three, yeart
ago and have been living at
Woodburn since that time.
Mrs. John Luts gave a J birth
rel attended the funeral of their
U. at White
Tuesday.
Salmon, Wash.,
can Saga, Marjorie : Green bie;
ney", and rshy Service," KUxa-
day party Thursday - afternoon aister,. i Mrs.t, Margaret CooUdge,
"Red Star, Over China." Edgar bet h Hubbard Lansing.
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; iCouacu .pproprUUd $50-for
the felh school kand-trom recre
DUiariJ
library
ational loads..-; - :
i ' A statement: was reed : from
the MSB .company .that it would.
- clean and repair, street Ymps.
It was voted, to leqnest the
ase - of' the Kraml property on
East Grant atreet for . races and
other, recraatlons.- V - i
General Aid Meets
; A meeting of the general aid
or tne uetnoatst church was
held at the churth' Wednesday
afternoon. Mn. W. W. Ellis.
' Vice president, presided and Mrs.
Clara Alexander led tLe devo
tions. . Report showed full pay
ment of the $200 pledge to
church budget with $20 added
at this meeting. T
Officers elected were: Presi
dent. Mrs. Cecil Karabak- vice
president, Mrs. ' D. Cormier; sec
retary, Mrs. Nellie B'.tlet; treas
urer, Mrs. W..W. tills social
chairman, Mrs. Clara Shngert;
Mercy and Help. Mr. Llndeman.
A . program directed by Mrs.
Butler included tornct solo,
Lelghton Arnold, accompanied
by Mrs. Violet Qllson; readings,
Mrs. Flora Brown; vocal solo,
Mrs. AUce Mason.
: ; Mrs. E. Couey has returned
from Portland where she was
called by the sudden death of
her sister, Mrs. Bohlanocr.
i Wayne Conser of the Salt
Lake section on . his annual
sheep shearing tour writes from
Spokane that rains havf fallen
for days and that various pests
have given the country a bar
ren appearance.
Blackcap harvest is on with
prospects of a heavy yi ?d.
The WRC Is arrangln ; a pa
triotic program to be given at
IOO F hall July 14. A covered
dish luncheon will precede the
program. ' .: ,
' The McTimmonds family, pio
neers of this , section, will hold
: the ' annual reunion at Trout
creek eamp . Jnly ; 2.
Community
" WALDO HILLS The Waldo
Hills community club is announc
ing a dance for July 8 as a
completion to the summt. activi
ties of the club. Jake" Doerfler
Is the newly elected president,
Max Scriber is the retiring presl
dent.
Former Resident f '
Of Hills Passes '
VICTOR POINT J. L. Lans
of this district has received
word of the death of Luther
Myers, 94, June 10 at his home
,1a Maumee.1 O., after a seven
weeks illness. Myer mtde Ore
gon his home for many ,.years
and was a former neighbor of
the " Lang family in the Silver
Creek Falls community.
A plumber by trade, J'yer was
employed in the building of the
old eapltol destroyed by fire in
April, 1935.
Card Players
Wear Calico
INDEPENDENCE The Mon-.
day Night bridge club met Mon
day night at the home of Mrs.
Al -Schlag with - M-s. Martin
Fratzke sharing hostess honors.
Calico dresses were worn by
members and prises vrere wrap
ped attractively in f if red wrap
pings. Prises were won by Mrr. How
ard Bennetf, Irs. Sherman Fos
ter and Mrs. Harold Rernolds.
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Lieutenant Oliver F. Naquin, eommander of the Ul-fated snbmarine
Sqaalas, im shows telling his story of the disaster la which SO
snea died at a navy board bearing at Portsmouth, N. near wbicb
navy yard the Sqnalns sank. Lieut. Naquin's prepared statement,
which be is shown reading, said the fatal dive appeared perfect
utU depth of 50 feet was reached.
Scio Sokols Will Attend National
Czech Day at San Francisco Fair
SCIO A delegation of Scio Sokols plan to attend Czecho
slovak day, July 8, at the exposition in San Francisco. The
Sokol, (falcon) is an international Czech athletic and drill
organization, of which a strong unit has been established at
Scio for some years.
Scio teams have exhibited calisthenic work in Mill City,
vMalln and Portland well as
at its home pest.
Among Scio delegates will be:
Jerry Faltus, Andy Hetsendort,
Bennle Roner, Eddie Holec, Ed
die Dobrkovsky, MUo - Schradle.
John Tannleh, Mrs. James Kros-
man, Mary.Rubesh, Evelyn Pa
Ion, Mildred Fisher, tessie Fish
er, Lillian Tannleh, Mrs. Will
Dobrkovsky, Sylvia Fredrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holechek
and daughter, Lillian, former
Scio residents now of Independ
ence, also plan to . atte d the
Czech convocation at the exposi
tion.
Scio's Teaching
Staff Completed
SCIO Irene Neugart, recently
of Madras, has been elected to
fill the vacancy in the high
school English department fol
lowing resignation of Dorothy
Clausen. Miss Neugart, a gradu
ate of Albany college, v 111 also
instruct in music.
Geoffrey L. Marsh of Mon
mouth will teach the 7th and
Sth grades, according to deci
sion of the board at : recent
meeting. March will complete
work at OCE in July. He will
fill the vacancy left by resigna
tion of A. N. TurnbulL
These elections complete the
teaching staff.
Star to? Take
Summer Recess
INDEPENDENCE-AdajSki chap
ter No.- 5 4, Order of the Eastern
Star, wUl meet Tuesday" at 8
p m. for the last meeting until
fall.
Reports of grand cLipter held
recently in Portland will be
given by those who ..ttended.
Refreshments will be served
by ' Margaret Crider. Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Chambers, Mr. and
Mrs. Sumpter Die trie?., Mrs.
Harriett Chambers, Miss Lucille
Wall, Mrs. H. H. Tetherow. Mrs.
P. W. Jones, Mr. aud Mrs. Ho
mer Link and Miss Nell Link.
Spokane Folks
Visit HeckarU
SDNNTSIDE Mr. and Mrs N.
V. King of Spokane left Monday
after several days' visit at the
George Heckart home. M King
Is Heckart's sUter. Other visitors
at the Heckart home i-ecen tly
were Mr. and Mrs. ert Wilkin
son' and daughter, Frances, of
Iantha. Mo. .
At the annual school meeting
Monday night, Ed wtrd Whelan
was elected director and Mrs
Clifford Fell-er wes reelected
clerk. r: .
Additional Room,
Name Change Voted .-.
HALLS FERRY The general
school election was held at Halls
Ferry school Monday, xney voiea
bond to build a new room on the
school house. BUI Raynor was
chosen : director and Mrs. Leslie
Newton, clerk.
They also voted to change the
name of Halls Ferry to Rlverdale.
Install Machinery
SCIO - Installation of water
power for machinery at the Scio
Mill Elevator company is ex
iMcted to be completed soon.
- The' company has built r cement
f orebay, and turbines are In pro
at v installation. The mill
nninment has been powered by
electricity slncev If It. when, tire
destroyed the " Old buUdlng and
; mill . race. ' '
PUD Vote July
firrn Lively discussion is be
lag held ; in ' this ; -vicinity in re-
' gard - to - tne prwpi ;
utnity district for parts of Linn
county. - Vote for'Use of Bonne
ville power will be held at r a
imIsI election July 11. Both
fScio preelncti and wbole or part
f mmnr rural nrectnets la this
ATTEND RECKPTIOX .
SILVERTOM Attending the
reception at Sal m for Alma
Henderson, assembly president of
the Rebekah lodge, were Mr
and Mrs. George Busch.'Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. RenwicI Mr. - and
Mrs. J. H. Riches, Mr and . Mrs.
A. S. Hemmingsen, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Gay, Mrs. C. Mulkey, Mrs.
C. Helmke, Mrs. t. L. Gourlie,
Mrs. J. Bonnichsen, Mrs. Clar
ence Reed, Mrs. L. Rains, Mrs.
Al Lefald, Mrs. A. C. Barber, L.
Case.
Hop Men Pleased
At Crop Outlook
INDEPENDENCE Hop men
and farmers in the Independence
district are well pleased over
the outlook for crops. With
warmer weather, the danger of
mildew in the hop fields is pass
ing and all indications point to
a . banner cropfi Th fields are
looking better than usual and
are all in the best of condition
and well cultivated.
Farmers are looking . for an
extra good grain crop and are
also encouraged with the outlook
for fair prices. They are all
busy this week getting in their
bay crop. The hay crop . will
be somewhat light due to the
dry season but if good weather
continues favorable It v. Ill be of
good quality.
Weil-Geaning
ids Called
SCIO Bids for cleaning the
205-foot city well in north city
and perforating the casing are
being called for. by Scio city
council. It is hoped to secure
an increased flow of water. Har
vey Evans, driller,, who recently
sunk a 350-foot .shaft In south
Scio without securing sufficient
flew of water in a supplementary
well, is taking steps to recover
drilling tools lodged In the well.
My GOODNESS!
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. last fas ssaktng jUy the low.
- - oost way, with TEH-3TL, yoa
eaa gel this beautiful silver
phtedJeBy serves. Forapaitera
of saoh simple dignity, yoa
'woald expect to pay $1.00 ox
----- $1.50. To eaooazag Jelly
ssakecs who piaette ecoaomy,
- ssakece of TKlfJZL piessat to
- yoa this amasiag ofiez. To get
the Jelly serves yom are entitled
r. to, mail 2 iox fronts eaid lOo
la once. Address
THE PEN-JEL C02P.
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UaU2 be boats and 10a
fa coin or stamp for joar
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Head for Safeway for con
sistent money-savins values
on all your food buying.
It will pay you I
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rSL KITCHEN CRAFT, 49-lb. sack. l.M
H HARVEST BLOSSOM, 49-lb. sacklilj
PRICES EFFECTIVE
FRIDAY, JUNE 23, THRU
MONDAY, JUNE 23
Large lima Harvest Bloseosa Lentils
Beans Pancake Fkmr For sonp.
24b. cen. bag 15c So. 10 sack S8e S-Ib. cell, bag lSe
Fancy Cieamery Dq tesr
lib. 28c 2Ui3.c
"A
WHOLE MILK CHEESE,
nicely aged .
1 lb. i5c
.3 ibs. 42c;
IF YOU USE MORE
Dairy Products
IT MEANS BETTER HEALTH
SUNNY DAWN TOBIATO JUICE
No. 2 cans! ,-2 for Igc
TOWN HOUSE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
46-z can J for 2QC
46
DOLES PINEAPPLE JUICE
-oz. can
25c
Dr. Philips Orange & Grapefruit Juice
No. 2 can
LTJIICn cos
Sandwich Spread
Try it You'll marvel at Its soodness.
Pint 23C Quart 3?C
Salted Peanuts
...2 lbs. 2gc
Syrup Pint Quart 33C
Sleepy Hollow
Fresh Candy Orange Slices, Uk....1QC
Campbell's Soups ...3 cans 25C
Assorted except Chicken A
Mushroom.
Brown Derby Beer. 3 or 2QC
12-oz. cans.
For Health
and Economy
Vim Canp't
Pork & Beans
Big No. 2yx cans
2 & 2c
Ualdcxf
TISSUE
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CAMAY
The Soap used by
millions.-
2 ban He
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Rinso
24-oz. pkf.
!9c
Schillingg
4-oz. Can
mm
Mammy Lou
Yellow No. 10 Sack
TrawfoiTfr?
m.
Wave KUt
light Meat, No. Can
, Searchlight
The Bigger Box
Facial
Soap '
e eas mm ess mm ' mM
Carter
OVAlTniE
For tired nerres.
Bis; 1.00 size for
S9c
Snondrift
Purely vegetable.
Mb.
can
50c
v;esso:i
Ott
- Quart can
3Sc
Dal Ilcix
IimLETS
12-oz. can
2fcr2!c
USE MORE
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
mm
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EUAFOnATED GUC
tall cans..'.....-24C
Blade baby-pure.
- MEATS -
FANCY COLORED !
BeetRoaW i12jc
Center Cuts -
Veal Roasts m,15c
link Ted Veal
.H. -''
BreastofVea!ii)i12
1
To Pocket and Boast or" Stew
v - ; Swift's Premium
TAL1ALES
18-ox.
Jar, ea.
25c
G'tageGhesseMOc
Mixed cr Dry
PURE LARD or- A .. On.
Fresh SHOItTEWNau: n$
SMS
20j $21 pcznd
2Ibs.S9e
Edward's
CoEee
Pound tin.
2&
2-pound tin
I PRODUCE SAVINGS "'
FRIDAY end SATURDAY ONLY . ;
JuiaK-- 271...L 2 for gff
m
- Local, White
No. fs, 50-lb. bag.. ...'ftrnt
; Fcjr, 3 ffi,-:..:.:....;o3
MCUCW.mEnc;-;- .y
targe Ones, each.;..!J::i:;-.ji.Cg
rE;ETUK3 -
Large HealI,..ZrlIrlJ2 or
LargeYoung 4 Tender,-bunchl...n :
. rare Cane fiagar, 254b. cloth sack.
Blostoa'a Table Salt,' Mb. -
Playfalr Dog Food, - 14b. can.
IMakies Dog Food, S-lb. pkv
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S3e
Tal VHa Pork Brans, No. SH tu.
Salad OH jomr eoataJaer, gaL
Saper Sods,' pkg
.S25e
VSt
gbiaola or 24a-t gboe Polish.
Kool CUarHtes
Holly Cleanser 1.
Osydol Vaahlag Powder, glaat Iae
Crystal WUte Soap.
Market or larora Peas, No, SOS can.
Jt5o
59c
s15e
HSU Race Striag Beas. So. torn
Dei Moate ti. B. Cora, So. STram
,; ' , . , tISc
Great Valae Tomatoes, Now 2rcaJi ... 2t7c
: Stdnfeld Saaerkratrt, JieC Sft ' , , , ' f
Drvsaedarr-lMnslesrtov 4-oau, ' " ',, ': , "
' Gle', Aire- Paary Craperrait. No. 2 rasu a23o
Staregoa Pears, No. 2H easJ.: . .225c.
libby'a and Del Uoate Pineapple, So. 2M raalCc
gtokcljrs Catsnp, wti , ,;,.,.; , , ;
Kippered Snacna ,', '., ......alecr
HaUerty Minced Clam, So. 1 nit- - m,
Dmbar Orstera ' - iw
Kara Srrap, Red Label, 54b. f" - , -, '. ' r.
Libby'a Corned Beef Basil. So. 2
K. Baking powder.' BOe cam
A. H. Baking Soda, 14b. pkg.
Instant Postan, S-oa.- eaa
... 2l5
Kitchen Brooms,' well made.
Pea Jel for Better Jelllex, pkg..
voaser uais, urge pag.
' Albera Cora Flakes, reg. pkg
Kellorx'a JUl Bran, large pkg.
. .Presb Fig Care
Jello, . assorted V-'' --" .-.-;,v, :.:;
Post ;Toa;t!cs,"larj? t!2ft-ui
:lle
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J2 lbs. 17c
2lCc
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