The, OREGON. STATESMAN, Satem 22, 1939
PAGE TWELVE f
Aumsville PTA
Names Officers
Election Fills, Vacancies;
c Mrs. Fred Stiener Is
'!. President
AUMSVILLE. The local parent-teacher
organization met in
the high school auditorium Mon
day night for the first meeting
of the school year. j
At the business meeting, an
election of a president and secre
tary was held to fill the vacan
cies caused by the resignation of
the president. Mrs. John Smith,
and . the vacancy : caused by the
secretary, Miss Doris Herring, not
returning, to AumsTille schools as
a teacher. ' ;
- Mrs. Fred Steiner was elected
president and Mrs. Ruth Martin,
secretary. " ",;
. Plan Lunches
'Plans were .made to proceed
immediately with canning toma
toes and puff beans for the hot
lunch for the school children.
Mrs. TV P. Otto was appointed
chairman of the committee to ar
range for the parent-teacher re
ception. ; ' - - ,
The membership committee will
be headed by Mrs. A. B. Bradley
and Mrs. Ward Ashford. u
Seasonal Work On.
Seasonal work is still on here
with a labor shortage reported by
prune growers- Prunes, filberts
and walnuts are still to be han
dled. V ..
- Most of the bean growers hare
finished their crop.
IOOF Officials
At Dayton Meet
DAYTON. About 45 members
attended j the regular semi
monthly meeting of Dayton En
campment No. 14, he,d Friday
night at the Dayton Odd Fellows
hall, i J
High officials who attended
and talked were W. V. Merchant
of Culver, grand patriarch; E. M,
Bowman of Hillsboro, grand high
priest; Von Seaton of Yamhill.
grand marshal; Dr. J. H. Nelson
of McMinnville, grand treasurer
of grand lodge; .A. J. Lenon of
Portland, grand marshal of grand
lodge; L. H. Murray of Rose
lodge, district deputy grand pat
riarch of Dayton encampmentr S.
E. Watkins of Newberj?, depart
ment commander of department
militant; A. R. McLaughlin of
McMinnville, department adjut
ant. :'";!
Three- ladles attended the open
meeting when a 7:30 supper was
aerved: Mrs. V. Newby of Amity,
vice president of the Rebekah as
sembly; Miss Madaline Rossner
of Dayton, marshal of Rebekah
assembly; Mrs. Agnes Watkins of
Newberg,; matron of hospital
corps and each gave talks.
South American Triangle.
I V , It
Rirr Crut and Jean Arthnr are interrupted by an angry Rit Hay-
worth la this dramatic scene from Colombia's "Only Angels Have
'Wings,? bow current at the. HoUjvyood theatre. Grant and Misa
Arthur are co-starred n the film, a Bpectacalar Howard Hawks
nraductlon of aviation adventnre and romance in South America,
.which ooens special midnight matinee Saturday, Heptember 23,
at 11:30 p. m.
Keizer School
Has 204 Pupils
KEIZEJl. School started here
Monday with 204 pupils enrolled.
Teachers for the year are as
follows: ;
1 Mrs. Bernice Gwynn, principal
and first and second grades; Miss
Gretchen Garner second and third
grades; Miss LaVauiu Gardner,
third and fourth grades; Miss
Bernice Faley, fifth and sixth
trades; Misa Elizabeth Beers,
Blxth and seventh grades; Miss
Rose Marie Kronberb, seventh
and eighth grades.
Cause Discomfort
COLDS
For. q ttick rtlief
from the misery
of colds, take CG6
Liquid . Tablet . Slv . Ion Drop
666
Chicken, Duck Are
Inseparable Pair
On Farm at Zena
ZENA Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Goodfellow, known to their
friends all over the valley as Vesta
and Howard, have had some odd
pets on their ranch in the hills
above Zena, but the friendship
of a young Plymouth Rock chick
en and a duck is the queerest of
all. Mrs. Goodfellow is nurse to
all ailing birds and beasts on the
ranch and she has nursed the
chicken during several illnesses
and after several accidents. Con
sequently the fowl has acquired
the habit of roosting on the back
porch in order to be near the
family. This summer it adopted
a duck as companion and they
are a peculiar looking pair as the
chicken strolls along looking for
bugs with the sort legged duck
waddling to keep up.
Now the chicken roosts on an
improvised perch outside the
kitchen window where it can
watch proceedings in the house.
The duck missed- its companion
and stood below the perch quack
ing disconsolately and, discord
antly until a wide board was
placed for it, upon which it has
has to be helped each night. Now
the strange companions, long
legged chicken and short legged,
ungainly duck are seemingly contented.
Jean Hawkins
Visits Parents
AUBURN. Miss Jean Hawkins
of Nevada City, Cal.. has resigned
her position with the US forest
service there and has arrived In
Auburn to spend a month with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben H.
Hawkins.
Miss Hawkins is to be married
to Mr. Richard De Villiers of
Braman,- Okla., at a double wed
ding ceremony in Salem on Oc
tober 15. Her sister, Miss Eloise,
will be married to Mr. Merle B.
Van Cleave at that time.
Surprise Reception
Given Stockholms
monmouth. A large group
of friends assembled Monday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Smith and proceeded
to the Stockholm residence, where
they gave Mr. and Mrs. William
Stockholm a surprise reception
in honor of their wedding, Sun
day.
Three local hunter3 have
bagged elk to date. Lou Muller
got a spike and Lester Smith and
Alfred Flickenger got a bull elk
each. They were hunting In the
Clatsop area.
Mrs. Elmer Olson is spending
two weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Robison. Her
husband Is city engineer of Sea
side.
Librarian Resigns
At Silverton
SILVERTON. Miss Patience
Mobere who has been employed
at the city library for the past
six months resigned Saturday to
enter Willamette university. Miss
Annabelle Jensen will fill the
library vacancy.
The library, which has had
a comparatively busy summer, is
anticipating a very busy winter,
A number of new books have
been added and magazine
have been renovated.
files
Oak Point School
Opens Monday
OAK POIN T. Oak Point
school opened Septeraeber . 18
with Sherman Foster as the only
teacher.
Mrs. M. R. Black and daugh
ter, Jean, arrived home Sunday
from a trip to San Francisco to
see the fair and on to Denver,
where they bought a new car,
driving on to Kansas to visit
relatives.
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I A HARVEST OF
REAL VALUES HERE
NO PROFITEERING IN THIS STORE!
You Can Buy With the Confidence of
Low Prices and Best Quality Available
S.08 to 6.08 Close-Oats of
LADIES SHOES
Oxfords
Straps
Pumps -
Til's Apr.
Odds & ends of broken lines.
fl79
Indies' Umbrellas,
10-ribbrd i
Oil Sk Top.-
1.23
MojV AH-Wool SlelttMi -Jac-
Boys'- Cordnroy;
Pants,
Sizes to 12...
Boys' Whipcord 9ft
I Trousers, 6 to 10
Boys' Sweaters, Oflf
coat style or pull-on wV
2.98 Values
BOYS'- JACKETS
Water ' resist
ing. Bine or
rreen. Fleece-
lined. Deavy
suede. Sizes
to 18,
n
98
ra.
23c Value Anywhere
Quadriga-Percale
Fast color,
nee d 1 i x e d
shrunk, 80
sqnare, finest
count.
Special Yd.
University Students' School
Dresses by
"Kiddy Fisbersrty
Ladies' Dresses, "junet
5-90
Ladies Dresses,
values to 10.08...
6.98
Ladies' Coats, sport style or
fur trim. , q
Values to 13.98.. J
Ladies' Coats,
to 23.08.... .16.90
30c Value '
Scotch Plaid Suiting
Original
Highland
plaids. Fast
colors. 39 In.
wide, for
dresses or
skirts Yd.
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B LOCH'S
mwmi R1E STORE
Salem, Ore,
220 to 220 N. Liberty
Foresters Elect
Year's Officers
SUBLIMIT Y St. Boniface
Court 1400 of the men's Catholic
Order of Foresters, beld its annual
election of officers Thursday
night. George Susbauer, who held
office of chief ranger for the past
20 some years, declined the nomi
nation. The new officers elected
are: Chief ranger, Ernest Ries
terer; vice-chief ranger, Raymond
Stlffes; recording secretary, Alvin
Schmltt; financial secretary, Ed
ward J. Bell; treasurer, William
Lulay; trustee, Jerome Ditter:
speaker, Anthony Schrewe; con
ductors, Alfred Hartman and Syl
van Mauer; sentinels, Carl Zim
merman and E. A. Ditter.
The main speaker of the eve
ning was state chief ranger, John
Deschner of Portland.
TALKS TO GROWERS.
DAYTON. D. L. Hall, field
man for tne Silverton cannery,
was Tuesday interviewing sweet
corn growers in this locality.
Nazi Chiefs Inspect W ester platte.
If! jr'
Aft.
Picture radioed from Berlin to New Tork shows German Grand Admiral Erich Racder (second from
left), with Albert Forster (behind him, in light Uniform ) , Danzig's chief of state, as they Inspected
Westerplatte, Polish munitions depot wnicn was urreaaerea 10 tne nazis axier wegc.
Fewer Students
Start, Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL. Fifteen nuDiis
less than on the first day of
school a year ago registered at
Bt. Mary's grammar school Mon
day, September 18. The num
ber enrolled was Jt2 as against
297 last year. A few more are
expected.
One of the reasons for the
smaller enrollment is the limiting
of beginners to youngsters who
reacb the age of 6 by November
15. Last year the limit wa- set
for' January 1 of the next vear.
Last September 38 boys and jrirls
signed up for the first grade and
this year there were but 27.
MEETING SCHEDULED.
SILVERTON. Mrs. F. J. Rou
bal, president of the Marion
county council of the parent
teacher association, reports that
the autumn meeting will be held
at Scotts Mills on October 14.
The summer meeting was in the
form of a picnic at Silver Falls
state park in August.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTRE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Last Will and Testament I
of Felix LaBranch, deceased, has
been duly proven and admitted
to probate in the County Court
of the State of Oregon for Mar
ion County, and the undersigned
Albert E. LaBranch has been ap
pointed Executor thereof, and that
Letters Testamentary have been
issued to him.
All persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby
notified to present the same.
duly verified and with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned Ex
ecutor at 707 First National Bank
Bunding, saiem, Oregon, on or
before six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice; eaid first publication be
ing made this 1st day of Septem
ber, 1939.
ALBERT E. LaB RANCH,
Executor of the estate of
Felix LaBranch estate.
ROSS & FORD,
Attorneys for the estate. .
S.l-8-15-22-29
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday, Septem
ber 23. 1939, at 10:00 o'clock In
the forenoon of said day, at the
west door of the Marlon County
Court House, In Salem, Oregon,
sell at public auction In the man
ner provided by law for the sale
of real property on -execution, the
ronowing described real prem
ises, to-wit:
Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, New
Cherry Addition to the "City of
Salem, Marion County, Oregon.
Said sale will be by virtue of
an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Marion County in that
suit heretofore pending therein
In which City of Salem, a munici
pal corporation, is plaintiff and
Nellie C. Williams, unmarried,
Marion County, a body politic, and
State Finance Company, a cor
poration, are defendants tie same
being Clerk's Register No. 28184.
Dated and first published Au
gust 25. 1939.
T A. C. BURKj
Sheriff of Marion County,
Oregon.
By Kenneth L. Randall.
Deputy. A.25-S.1-8-1B-22
NOTICE OF HEARING
OF OBJECTIONS TO "FINAL
ACCOUNT
NOTICE HEREBY IS -GIVEN
that Dwigbt S. Parr, as the duly
appointed, qualified and acting
administrator of the estate of
Charles A. Parr, deceased, hat
duly rendered and presented 'for
settlement and filed in the
County Court of the County of
Marion. State of Oregon, a final
account, of "his administration of
said estate; and that Tuesday,
the tenth day of October, 1939.
at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, - at the
courtroom i of . said court in ' the
Marion County. Courthouse in the
City of Salem. Marion County,
Oregon,- have been duly fixed and
appointed by said court as the
time and the place for the hear
ing of objections to said final ac
count and; the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published the
eighth day of September, 1939.
DWIGHT S. PARR, as Ad
ministrator of the Estate
of CHARLES S. PARR, j
Deceased.
CARSON it CARSON, .
Attorneys for Administrator:
Gowurtt Stfc. Iflagfioim Stt. luimgwoodr
bbi mere
We hear many times daily the question why should the price
go up on this or that item. We don't know the reason, prob
ahly a lot of reasons. Like the farmer's cow. A gal visiting
the farm for the first time remarked to the farmer, "Oh, what
a strange lookin' cow! But why hasn't she got horns?' The
farmer answered with much patience: "Well, you see, some
cows is born without horns and never had any, and others
anr Reasons
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shed theirs, and some we dehorn, there's a lotta reasons some
cows ain't got horns, but the reason why that cow ain't got
horns is because she ain't a cow she's a horse." So it
doesn't make much difference what the reason is many items
are advancing and when we wanta buy an item that has ad
vanced they don't tell us why. There it is, take it or leave it !
they say. P. S. Most every item listed in this ad is at the old
price. - ' - :
Fisher's Blend
$1.75
93c
All Purpose Flour,
49-lb. sack
Fisher's Blend,
2414-lb. sack ....
0XYD0L
Regular
large pkg. .
Giant Size
Oxydol .
CAMAY SOAP
for
18c
Regular size
Bar
P&GS0AP
j 10 30c
CRISC0
can
can
55c
$1.07
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO SOUP
21c
Cans 4
Bakery Department Cake Features for Friday and Saturday
mm mm um. smes
Fresh and
Delicious
LAM MILT EMM layer fakes
mm mm uim mm
Fresh Cherry Pies
With Loads of
Delicious Boiled Frosting ,
Chocolate Fudge
Frosting
MS!
Made Grade A
Fresh Eggs
Swansdown Cake Flour
Mince Pies, the, kind you like
Apple Pies, the old standby
Your Favorite Danish Fruit Slice made with fresh creamery butter, Butter Horns,
Apple, Mince and Cherry Turnovers. Choice of these 1 fl
delicious pastries
for
Butter Rolls, Do-Nuts, Maple Bars,
Long and Round Buns, doz. '.
Zest Salad Dressing,
quart
Zest Sandwich Spread, f7f
quart : :
Nucoa 2lbs. 37c
Margarine...... : ... ... 2 lbs. 23c
Sta-Krisp y lb.
Graham Crackers........ .... & pkg. m vv
Golden West Coffee;
regular or drip grind, jCm 3' ViCtf
1 lb .... AOC lbs. OC
Golden West, Only Slightly Higher, r ,
Packed in Glass Jars
Premium . Roast Beef or . m . 1g
Corned Beef:.... eans$V
FAMILY
SIZI
PACKAGIi
Here's a Real Value
Johnson's Famous Quick Drying
Linoleum Varnish
I Regular 75c can, Special as long as
stock lasts, at just half price. In other
'words
2 Cor 75c
: Don't delay, this is too good a value .
to last very long.
Sta-Krisp lb.
Soda Wafers.l... . : t pkg.
Ivory Soap, , A
medium... . i bare
Ivory Soap,
larcre
Comfoit Tissue
rini-iA ....
19c
25c
25c
3 for
OREGON WHITE MEAT TUNA
Youll save yourself some money by buying
a supply of this fine fish at this Cf
price, tj's 10c, halves Jl
Fresh a
Fig Bars ... L lbs.
Fresh, Crisp
Soda JCrackers..
19c
2 pkg. 15c
Last week we listed a number of Sunkist
Canned Foods. Many people took advantage
of our special low harvest sale prices, not
with the idea of hoarding but simply because
they as well as we believe our prices are
lower right now than they will be later on
war or no war. For, this weekend we are
still featuring the some low prices.
LIMA BEANS
They're different. Ham flavored
12c size cans, j
Friday and Saturday. J 3 cans
Repru'ar
27c
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
Except Chicken and Mushroom. Regular
size cans, i
choice... .... I J cans mij
Here arc three items in the Fruit
and Vegetable Department worth
your attention
Fancy Sweetj Potatoes
ce bright, A Af
an stock. 1.; & lbs. 1UC
TOKAY GRAPES
Big, Ripe," Luscious
pounds ......f....
POTATOES
10c
50
. U.S. Grade; No. 2
pound j .
sacks --i... .1. .
49c
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