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Lebanon Papcrmill
Pond Is Deepened
Tennessee . Community
Club . Sees Movies
at Meeting
LEBANON The millpond at
the local paper mill is being deep
ened and widened to Increase its
capacity for logs. A. carryall"
scraper and a ball-dozer hare
been working at the Job for the
past two weeks. The pond la en
the sit of on of the old ararel
beds frequently found In the Wil
lamette Talley, perbaps a former
route of tba Santiam rfrer.
' Una county baa replaced two
- old bridges In tbe south Tennes
see district, one an old corered
bridge with new onea to con
form to eonnty and atata market
road specification. Tbe approach
es on each end bare been raised
and widened.
A community meeting took
place Friday night in the Tennes
see schoolhonse when Dennls
Coomler of Lebanon showed col
ored morlng pictures of Hawaii.
Yellowstone park, and tba San
Francisco lair. After community
singing, a lunch was serred. Mrs.
Stere Carroll, president, was In
charge of tba meeting.
Go To Seattle
air. and Mrs. L. W. Densmore
left for Seattle Sunday to spend
the TbanksgiTing holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bahr.
Tbe Cardette pinochle club has
been formed by sereral conplea In
the Tennessee district, to meet
twice, a .month. Mrs. William
' Wagy will be the next hostess.
In the three months that elec
tricity baa- been in the Tennessee
district, many Improvements hare
been made in homes and barns.
Lawns and flower gardens are be
ing planned, as electric pumps
, make watering possible.
; 1 The children of the Tennessee
school are planning a 1 o'clock
luncheon for their parenta Tues
day In the schoolhouse. Mrs. Sara
Morris of Lebanon la the teacher.
There are It pupils In the school.
Blooming Apple
Trees Puzzle
Rickreall Folk
la bloom at the J. P. Hamilton
. farm near Holmes gap a few miles
vnorth of town. The question la are
ther late or earlr.
Sunday visitors at the borne of
sir. ana Mrs. John winn were his
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
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vi TUKunTcr, wun., ana
bis sister. Mrs. E. A. Rean of Wil
lamette ana Mrs. E. Ripley of Sa
- lem.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bearer
entertained a large group of rel
. atlres and frienda at their home
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Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss
Laura Engen of Portland sur
prised Mrs. Sarah Burch at her
borne Sunday, bringing the entire
amner wun tnem
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The OREGON STATESMAN; Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning; Norraber 24, 1933
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Coming Sunday
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Didn't Impress the Czechs
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Reign ef terror reported la Prague as NasJa spar purge of dissident
Czechs Is said, to bare already caosed loss ef many lires, with 10,000
picked troops en constant guard. This recent picture shows Baron Con
etantin von Neuratb, left, German "protector ef Bohemia, salnting his
treops during one ol tbe many parades designed aa "shows of force' to
; Impress the Czechs.
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Fred S. Cook, gum award tn Saa
Qventim'a MSlberU aoUtary
coflnenent testified before
the Calif ornit roTtrnor's prison
cmelty charge hearlnga re-
cestly that' the preseat lnTeetl-
gatloai has crewted noee wavres
amonar Innatee and guards taaa
any prlsoa happening of recent
years. Many believe that Gov
ernor Calbert 1m Olsoai planato
opea the gates aad let them all
go If beatings and cruelties to
inmates are proved.
Dallas Students
Entertain at Tea
DALLAS Several members of
the Women's - Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church
were In McMinnrille Monday tor
the leader's conference of Mis
sionary societies of the Willam
ette Presbyterlal. Mrs. William
Dlelschnelder of McMinnrille,
Presbyterlal president, presided.
Going from -Dallas were Mrs. J.
G. Tan OrsdeI.Mrs. E. V. Dal
ton. Mrs. Mark tiayter, Mrs. Con
rad Stafrin, Mrs. Frank John
son. Mrs. u. W. Flummer. Mrs.
J. F. Spooner aad Mrs. Sidney XL
Wbltworth.
Rickreall Pupils
Buy New Ciirtains
RICKREALL Tba upper grade
pupils of -the grade school are
proving themselves Quite efficient
and business-like tor they col
lected and sold old papers and
with the proceeds purchased new
curtains for tbe lunch room. Sub
scriptions for two magaalnes pur
chased ping pong balls.
Prof. F. S. Crowley took the
basket ball players to Portland
Tuesday night to see Chuck Tay
lor, well-known coach, who was
holding a basket ball clinic. W. &
Hill took part of the players In
his car. i
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. Bently Rites Today
8 ILVERTON -Funeral services
for George Clay borne Bently who
died Tuesday night, will be held
Friday afternoon from tbe Lar
son ana son caapei.
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Polk Women WiU
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Have Institute
DALLAS The Polk County
Federation- of Rural Women'a
clabs will hold an all-day institute
at Ballston on Thursday, Novem
ber 30. according to Mrs. George
Cooper of Dallas, county federa
tion secretary.
An Oregon products program
will be presented with a repre
sentative of the Columbia Empire
industries present to show slides
made from pictures inside of 40
Oregon industrial plants. Vella
Camden, lecturer, will also be
present.
Mrs. Maris, borne economist
specialist from Oregon State col
lege, will give talk on family
relationships. Dr. Jonaa Jonasson
of Linfleld college will speak on
relationships between the United
States and Europe since 1117.
Davises Visit
Stiver Relatives
STIVER Mr. and Mra. John
Davis of Albany visited at the
Douglas Davis borne Saturday.
The John Davis family Is moving
to Marshfield where Davis Is to
be roadmaster on the Marshfield
branch.
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Woods
went to Bend Saturday to visit
their son, Willis and wife. Yerl
returned home with them.
. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moras
gavs a dinner Saturday night aa
a surprise for his father, Ray
Moras on his birthday. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Torgeson
and children, Dorothy Draadoff,
Elmer Moras. Mr. and Mra. Rus
sell Moras and son, the honored
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cornutt
of near Independence have lo
cated on the farm recently vaca
ted by Mr. and Mrs. L J. Shaffer.
Plan Program, Lincoln
LINCOLN An interesting pro
gram of dialogues, musical num
bers and readings has been ar
ranged by Mrs. J.- D. Wallina;
for tbe Lincoln community club
at the local schoolhouse Friday
night at 9 o'clock. Mrs. J. D.
Walling and Mra. E. EL Buckles
are committee on arrangements,
with Mrs. Fred McKinney and
Miss Jeania -Smith serving re
freahmenta with Thanks firing
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Call Board
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Today Fred MacMur-
ray and Madeleine Carroll
. In "Honeymoon In Ball.
-Laugh It Off with Con-
stance Moore and Johnny
Downs.
Saturday MIckey Moase
- matinee stage show and
chapter nine, The Phan-
torn Creeps."
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Todiy Trrone "Power.
Linda Darnell tn "Daytime
Wife" with Joan Davis and
Warren William.
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Tropica with Hedy ' Lsv
" marr and Robert -Taylor.
-Quick Mniiona" with the
a . Jones family. ?
Saturday 'Wizard of Os
: starring J d y Garland.
Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger.
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Today Zorina la -On
lour Toes. Gene Autry
and Smiley Burnett in
-Rovin' Tumble weeds."
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Today "Persons la Hiding
with Lynne Overman, Pa-
- trtda Morrison and J. Car-'
rol Kalah. -Calling Dr.
. . KUdare- with Lew Ayres
and Lionel Barrymore.
Ainnsville School
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Forestry, Cooking, Sewing
Group Name Officer j
U Many Join
AUMSYILLE Mr. John son.
teacher of the seventh and eighth
grades here, has organised" a H
forestry dab. President of the
club U L-vin Holma.uist vice
president, Waype Rebjo; secretary.
Bud Braneh.- Other members are
Max Archer, Blaine' Ofle,"; Elroy
Howard, Norlyn Brown, Richard
Warren and Glenn Klein.
Girls' cooking; club leader Is
Rosalia Lane; president, . Anna
May Nlchol; vice-president. Ruby
Lambert: secretary.' Betty War
ren. Other members ' are' Mar
Jorte Martin. Genevieve Ashford.
Margaret Jewel, i '"
Division two sawing dab has
Un m izfc tlT White aa leader.
President, Zella Bankstan; vice-
president; Florence Dalke; secre
tary, Grace Aahford. Other mem
bers are Jane McCown. Opal Arch
er, Agda Malone, Ernestine Bar
ry. Marjory Jestdel aal-LnslU
DaTke. .. " " '
. 8ewing dlTialon three hae as
leader "Mrs. T. P. Otto. President.
Alice Roberts; vice-president. Be
atrice Bankstan: secretary,- Dor
othr Dalke. Other members are
WUda Kieth; Helen Bartosx, Lev
vins Pomeroy, Ellyn Hetmauut,
Alice Dickman, Ida Weisenhaas,
Betty White. Marian . Rowland
and But b Selmsn. r.
SalenHwglits
Folk Go South
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" SALEM ' HEIGHTS -Mr. ill
Mrs, Frank Miner and' son Ar
thur of University of Oregon left
by anto -Saturday to spend the
holiday week at ' tbe home of
their- son and - brother,' Donald,
and family, of Sacramento, CaUL
- The family was called to the
bedside of Mrs.", Anderson, who
Is seriously 111 at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Halde
man, on Saturday.
. The Arthur Clemens place oa
Ewald avenue has been purchased
by Ole Hangen, who took posses
sion with his family this week.
Art in Robbery
SPRING FIELD, Ore., Nov. 22
np)A. disgruntled motorist decid
ed here today a magician had
stolen his 192S model T automo
bile. It ran out of gas and the
motorist hiked to the nearest
service station. When he re
turned, the car was gone.
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Fifth Avenae Chocolates are
made with finest chocolate and
lots of fresh butter and rich
whipping cream. Each box pack
ed with aa assortment of cream,
chaws, fruits, nuts, and many
other delightful pieces.
Lb.
Dox
1 lb. 49c
3 lbs. $1.35
HERHEY NUT or PLAIN BARS. Ige. size 13c. 2 for 25
BUNTE 100 FILLED CANDIES, colorful. 19c lb.
CHOCOLATE COATED PEANUT BRITTLE, 19c lb..
2 lbs. 35c ..
CHOCOLATE PARTY MIX, Fruits. Nuts, Mints, all
chocolate dipped, 35c lb.
FRENCH CREME MIX. Assorted. 25c lb.. 2 lbs. 45 .
SALTED SPANISH PEANUTS, Freshly roasted. 13c lb.,
2 lbs. 25c
SATIN-FINISH HARD CANDIES
: DAN-DEE CHOCOLATE DROPS
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3 for $1.00
Freshly pack-
25c lb, ccT P'nur Brittle
35c lb, Party Mix
Thin, crisp bnttsr hrittle, with gttm yt yf
freshly roasted nuts. Tasty small wUC 1 I jap.
asserted chocolate panned nuts,lf.. nli
fruits, mints and crisps. ValUt . " w
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15c DANISH DATE RINGS & for C
DaUelous flaky coffee cake made with lots ef C bsr
butter, died with chopped nuts and datea.
FRED MEYER CORN DREAD, loaf rl
Try a different loaf today. . . Seal corn flaror. UUP
Heat and serre with butter. r ,
: ' Zaatful. dallofoue mayonnaise made
with lota- ef FRESH egv yolks.
100 Tefatabla eO. Cnest ImporUd
spices. Fresh : sereral tlmse dally'
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DAn-Dzz rir;cn r.:2AT,2 Ds. 2
ASSOslTED PRESERVES Si Si2 lbs. 25c
FRESH APPLE DUTTER 2 lbs. 15c
GRADE "A" SALAD OIL 94c S?
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Stock up while hosiery
prices are low. They are
soaring higher and higher.
Buy quantity . . it'a more
economical.- The season's
most attractive shades in
slight irregulars of our
higher priced hosiery. Re
inforced at all points of
wear. Deep garter' welt
8-10.
"Comfy Chenille Bed Jackets QS
L5 valuea. Soft, washable Jackets, styled for tfPW
comfort aad allure. Ideal for these cold nights ,
or early mornings. ,
29c Head Scarfs or Raindannas Qs
Large 27-Inch cotton shall is or oil silk head
scarfs. Floral or conrentlonal patterns. Han
dy, practical.
$1.59 Val. Sheerino Rain Capes E(P
With or without hoods. Some hare large roomy 13 VQ
slesvss. So Mssl for the extra precaution against
rain and storms.
WOMEN'S WEAR SECTION
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Reg. $2X0
MEtJ'S PAJAMAS
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Large assortment, ex
patterns and styles.
Kiddy and coat style.
Sateens; broadcloth
and saadras . maUrlals. PMe J3.UU
At Men's Wear, Section Lower Lerel
LOIN' ' PORK. ROAST
Bib EncL3 Lb. Areracje
Tender, J nicy pork, streaked
with Just enough fat to make
It delicious, Lola roast cooks
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POOH ooAst snduLDEB
A thrifty roast cnt from young
well-fed porkers. Roast and
serre with cinnamon apples and
candled sweet potatoes.
IS lb. 1S"2C
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EOIIED MID COLLED DEEF COAST
C lb.
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Choice tender steer beef carefully aged to
make it tender and delicious. Boned, rolled
and tied to make a Juicy roast that slices
easily. No waste, economical. -.
POT ROAST, Tender, juicy, 16c-19c lb. v
SIRLOIN STEAK, Hip Bone Cot, 27c lb. .
SPECIAL GROUND BEEF, FresUw ground, 2 lbs. 25c
PTjilE PORK SAUSAGE, Fries tender, juic?, 19e lb.
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Firm LTnl3
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FRESH KILLED RABBITSSc lb. . .'.
YOUNG COLORED FRYERS, 23c lb. - V-,' - 'i
FANCY, TENDER HENS, Medium size, 19,c & XV Ib.J
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Made and dellr- fl rf n
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Fine for cold plate lunches.
New Crop
Difl Piclilcs
Firm, crisp, appatis- fj
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Made from choice rf
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pressed into eohrenlent size.
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Mildly seasoned. -0 Lb.
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