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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1939)
s PAGE THIRTEEN Albahv OsteoDath for President alifdrnia Marion Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gray had - Mrs; Alex Schmidt and Sam'Mc Clood are both In Salem tor med ical treatment, the latter at the Deaconess hospitaL ' Aumsvill Homes ? try home of Mr. and.. Mrs. TJ. 3. Rider were Mr. and Mrs.' Roy " Burton and son, Allan, of Pass dena. Calif. Mrs. Burton 111 be remembered as Miss Zita Rosen quest. Other recent guests at Windemere were their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Petherick of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Mountain drove 'to the Elmer Asctae home above Gates and were visitors at the Mount Horeb Townsend club Tuesday. Mr. Mountain, who was a delegate to the national convention at Indianapolis, was the guest speaker. . f . . .. r : as guests their son Dorsey Gray Hospital Closes Offices .Will Be Retained: HaYe:Mjmy.Gue8l8 AUMSVILL&--M rs.N" Stella Brown of Spokane is visitiag at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. W, Potter. . Miss Joann Winslow of Olym pia. is at the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. K. Winslow. Mrs. Alph Rosenquest- Thom- and family. They left on Wednes day for Los Angeles. Mr, Gray is regional director tor General Mo tors, " - l ' " ' J. L. Calavan. at the Deaconess MARION Mr. and Mrs. Web foot Grange Meets Last Rites Are Held ; for Mrs. Hayne I ALBANY Closing of the Al bany Osteopathic hospital and clinic has been Announced by Dr. A. P. HoweUs. The hospital was opened some efcht years ago by Dr. Ho wells and the late Dr. Edward Viereck. and occupied the entire second floor of the Charles Sprungman have as guests Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Edwards and daughter Betty of OaklandCalif. hospital in Salem the past two weeks, is only slightly Improved. DAYTON Sixteen members attended the Dayton-Webf oot He was given a blood transfusion Mrs. Edwards is Mrs. Sprungman's Thursday, - -: - . ": grange July meeting l eld f itur day night at the Webfoot hall. Plans were made " for members daughter.. Mrs. Matilda Fessler is very ill Mrs. Virginia Barnes of Berke at the home of her daughter, Mrs. sen is recovering from -a serious operation in the Angel hospital ley. Calif-, is visiting her sister. Charles Sarver. Her Illness has ex tended over a period of several to attend the Pomona grange Mrs. Esther Kieper. Independence picnic to be held on Dald Peak, at Santa Monica, Cam. Visitors at . Windemere, conn is her home city. p "- months. Sunday, July 28. Albany abstract building at Third and ; Broahalbin streets. Dr. Howells is moYing his of fice to the McDowell buildi'g on First street. He is retaining all of his A.-ray equipment 1 ' . .51 ALBANY Funeral services for Mrs. L. G. Haynes, 72. who died at the Albany general ' hos , pital Monday, were held Wednes 5,, day; afternoon: from the Port miller chapel. Rer. J. O. Mc Donald, of the Unite 1 Presbyte rian church, officiated. Rhoda Alice Hail - was born November 10, lSf, near Jeff erson, the daughter of Her. George Washington Hail, a bap tist minister. Her father died when she was but' three years of age, and when she was 15 her mother passed away. She kept house for her sister and three brothers, in the meantime also attending school, Later she became an assistant missionary at the Warm Springs reservation, followed by he po sition of matron 1 at the ' Grand Itonde Indian school, and still later served at Indian schools at Yakima, Wash., td Blacktoot, Mont. 5- . On June 21, 1199, she was married to. U. O. Hayne in Port land. To this anion throe sons were born, two f whom are liTtog. Mrs. Haynes was- active member Of .the United Presbyte rian church and the WCTI7. Sur viving are the widower an! two sons, Paul F. and Donald. The latter Is fire, chief nt Albany. Easterners Visit At Fox Valley FOX VALLEY Mrs., - rank Kinsman's mother, Mrs. Fellows. and another daughter from the east are visiting at the Kinsman home. The Fox Valley precinct Vote for the . Bonneville - ower pro jeer yesterday carried by a two thirds majority. i Mrs. Albert Ring was pleas antly surprised In honor of her birthday anniversary.- Mr. Ring's sister, Mrs. Nellie Smith, and aaugnter of cauiornia were guests at the Ring home this week. ( 4 - ' - V w- - :w ,'.,.,v . "Jean Babnond an! Secretary Watson a, An 80-pound cherry pie, gift of the sponsors of the annual Cherry Festival at Traverse City, Mich, is brought to Washington by pretty Jean Halmond, the cherry queen, and presented to Presidential Sec retary Edwin M. Watson. Fire Is Stopped By Truck Driver SHELBURN The C, D. Os born farm home was saved from fire Friday by quick action of a truek driver and his fire ex tinguisher. The origin of the fire, starting on the second floor, is unknown, "1: Jesse Nichols, C. O. ! McCIain and J. W. . Wells have sold their blackcaps to the Jory Packing company of Salem. After July 15, a Lumber of farmers la this part vill receive the - mail delivered , to their door. Route 2 will be extended east from the Lafayette Osborn corner. Curtis Kraschnewski will soon be in this section combining crops. The hay and grain crop is heavy. Henry Ames and family will soon ' take charge cf -1 h e i r re cently purchased farm known as the T. J. Gibbons farm. Max Cook Named Gly's Treasurer HUBBARD Max: Cook, local grocer, was appointed city treas urer by the town council suc ceeding H. E. Mack who resigned on account of ill health. - An interesting baptismal ser vice was conducted by the Church of God, In Butte creek. near Monitor Sunday afternoon, when . six persons were baptized by immersion. Verl Kllewr, i sistant pastor, performed the rite. ! Mrs.' Henry Jongwirth Still in Hospital HALLS FERRY Mrs. Henry Jungwirth Is slightly improved but stOl seriously ill at the Deac oness hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ileeves have spent the past week at the San Francisco exposition. 1 i IF YOU ENJOY GOOD LIVING... 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White King, bar 5c Argo Starch, con or gloss S25c Boraxo, 10-ox. csjb , 14e Raleigh Cigarettes, eartoa ; 1.1 Baking Powder, Clabber Girl, SSko. 90e Cake Floor, Blsqalck, aOM. pkg. 15c Anat Jem. Pancake Floor, lg. pkg.23c KelL Whole Wheat BlscnlU, pkg. Oc Wheatlea, pkg 10c Haskles 825c Macaroni 5 lbs. 19c Mortoa's Table Salt, zft'Ib. bags15e Chervb Milk. .Tall cans c 2.81 case Playtalr Dog Food, 1-Ib. cans 4 19c Pnss-in-Boots Cat Food, 8-os. cans 8 25c Pork Beans, Val-Vlta, 2K's S25e Tomato Juice, Sonny Dawn, No. , 825e May Day Salad Oil, qoart bottle 85c Rice Screenings, 10-lb. bag ... 85c Ivory Soap, glsjit sixe. .825c OJC Soap : , T25e Crystal White Soap Chips, lg. pkg. 89c Baker's Cocoa, 1-lb. can ,18c Thompson Malted Mfflc (Ball Free) Jsfte Dinner Bell Oleo, lb. Z. lie Ruby Catsup, 12-oz. bottles J21&C Valley Honey, 5-lb. pall . 89c Peannc Batter, Real Roast, S-lb. Jar..S5c Golden Bantam Corn, No. 80S cans. Jl21e Case 1.40 Red Bagley Tomatoes, No. 2H S25c Walla Spinach, No. 1 cans .215o Steinfeld BaneriErant, No. 2H J8ZSe Pure Cane and White . Satin m . A EL At Lovest Llarhet Prices! Be Sure to Get Our Price Before You Buy BALL MASON FRUIT JARS 79c n.. .63c JAR RUBBERS J doz. ICC BALL MASON CAPS, doz. 20c Certo Parowax Pen-Jell 8-os. bottles 1-lb. package 8 packages tlCic 10c 19c ECONOMY CAPS, doz Igc Fresh Pound 8c Soda Crackers Homestead 2-lb. Carton 15c COFFEE MJB 2-lb. tin 49c FLOUR VALUES! 1.13 KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR, 49-lb. sack.. . HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOUR, 49-lb. sack. 49-lb. sack... COLD MEDAL FLOUR ...1.59 ...... 39c Red Mexican 10-lb. bag 39c FEME Market Brand Case No, 303 Size 1.45 4 for Friday and Saturday Only 19c BEEFSTEAKS Cot from choice tender quality beef, poond. BOILING BEEF Per pound,. '. BACON SQUARES Per poond ' ,., .'. AJUklOUR'S BACON Dry sugar cured, by tho piece. Pound ARMOUR'S PKG. BACON Per package : ". PURE LARD Three pounds. BOLOGNA, UV. SAUSAGE, FRANKS Per poond . ... GROUND BEEF Really good. Two pounds CHICKEN HALIBUT By the piece ,,,,, 25c 17c 22 BROWN DERBY - BEER ; ' ' 11-oz. bottlea.3 for 27c Flo Deposit em Bottles JULIA LEE WRIGHT. ,V BREAD . ' Stars fresh loBger. COFFEE VALUES! With a Price for Every Pocket AIRWAY L. 12c 3 ... 35c IIOBIIILL u 20c 2 39c Eduaids Lb. 23C 2 ibs. 45c Vacooia Packed CD O FCZ HZALTH is Joiathhalthprds)atOdismay.For . orsmgoa. Childxsm naod tkaxn to fight dolicloua, tLMj to sanra salad or . : coULsvHarsj aro armloada of health at whol omo, rsMhing bororago yon bargain price. Taks homo a box. i 1 boat thaoo goidon tipm hiico-hoarr a aowraossrasa assariT camaia PRODUCE SAVINGS FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY ONLY dSc YODNGBERRIES Last call for ceasing, crate 4 bis. GREEN PEPPERS for stotflag . ; ;,, ,. CUCUMBERS Local grown. 8 for...L i 75c Sc ice CELERY UUh rarlety. Bunch. PC ORANCES -' Fancy Sunk 1st. ( for. APRICOTS, From The Dalles. Le. pear boxes.. RHUBARB Finest, fresh, strawberry Tariety. Lb. Cgc lie SCOTT T0V7ELS ; Sare labor and are - "I v economical. ' .9c r Cabbage ' '". Bound, solid heads. Ib. s Pears tlOf Fancy Bartletts. dos. XL w Carrots (Balk) fn Fey. new crop. 8 lbs. Av