Middle.Grove
Family Parties
Are Numerous
; MIDDLE GROVE Among thos
ntertaininf with family dinners
over the Thanksgiving holiday
were Mr. and Mrs. William Kauf
man who had as guests Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kaufman and son Don
ald Kaufman, Salem, and Mr. and
Mrs. Merit Trine and Wade Trine
of Portland.
At the Walter Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Munson and family of
Brush College and Mrs. . W. W.
Williams and Clarence Williams;
at the Lee Daws.. Mr. and Mrs.
Vern - Shulz, Portland; at Dan
Scharfs, Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Laanen, Norma Van Laanen and
Mrs. Kate Scharf. f
A lit afUIUl IH1 JillUI J
Goode families combined farming
and pleasure, with dinner at noon
and attendance at the Silverton-
Chemawa football game In the af
ternoon In Silverton. The Will
Scharfs had as guests, Mrs. Karen
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Erling
Thompson and family, McMinn
vllle, and "Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Scharf and family of Salem.
Spending the day away from
the community were Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Hammer at the home of
Mrs- Koy Mcisiel in Salem; Mr
and MrsJ Robert Reed and family
at the Earl Reed home in Silver
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Basset t and
Donald were hosts to Mr. and
Mrs. August Otjen. Mr. and Mrs
Eric Stahl, Magdaline and Edwin,
at the Adolph Gerlings, Salem
Mrs. Helen Walker and James
Maddax, at the Leo Dehzel home
in Portland, later accompanying
the Denzela to Oceanlake for the
weekend.
Mrs. Lott Olsen and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Fisher spent the day
at the Ed Ward home in Hayes
ville.' The Fred Scharfs spent the
week of Thanksgiving in Spokane
at the home of Reverend and Mrs.
Gerald Jaffe; Mrs. Mary Herndon
and Mrs. Lena Bartruff and Rob
ert Bartruff were with relatives in
Portland. ' The week preceding
Thanksgiving, Mrs. Helen Walker
had as house guests Mr. and Mrs.
John Sigvoslin of Kansas City,
Mo., and Mrs. Clara Wilson,
"Klamath Falls. !
Quotations at
Portland
Cortland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 2S .(AP).
Butter AA prints Sl-51'ic; cartons
82-S2,c: R grade print 0,-51c: car
tons 51i-5Jc: B grade prints SO-Sle.
Butterfat Tirmt nualitv miTimum
Of . of 1 par cent acidify, delivered
Portland Sl-SSle: mtntum ouil.
tty. maximum of Ji of 1 per cent
acidity 83-53 Wc- valley routes and
country point lc less than first or
90-S0,aC.
Chee Selling price to Portland
retailer: Oregon tripleU.as.S6c; loaf
ZS.Sc; triplet to wholesalers M 5c;
loaf Z8.Sc lb. delivered. (
Eggs to retailer.: AA gradel,Urge
Je; A large 5Sc; A medium 64c;
small (pullet) 4c.
Pre Med nwiti Vol A 1 Mi'.-
A Sl'ic: B 19-16',: C 11-17ic: cull
i-IX id. Hogg, fancy, block 20c lb
Lambe AA Jtc; A J4tc; B X2,e; C
20c. Mutton fancy A lSUe: M 12c: R
rede S-lOc. Beef AA llie: A JOic:
I 18'ic: C lc: tinner and cutter
i-ic: canner and cutter bulla 14c.
Live poultry i Chicken, buying
rice of wholesaler: Broiler l'i to
lbs. 23c; S to JVi lbs. 25c; roasters
over 3" j lbs. 23c; colored hens 22c;
Leghorn hens 19c: roosters, stags. 12c.
nDDiu government ceiling : Ave
rage country killed to retailer 44c;
nve price -to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Basic buying price.
oressea oasis: Hens se.se; torn 31M:
for torn, net at farm.
Dressed turkeys Packers' selling
Sriee to retailers: Hens 40-41c; tomi
S-37c lb.
Onions Oregon dry No. 1. 1.40
3 43 50 lb. sack; green 90c dozen
bunches. i
Potatoes Deschutes Gems, 100s,
a.zu; 23 in. sack SAC.
Wool Government control.
Mohair 1944, 12-month 43c lb.
Hay Wholesale rail shipments:
Alfalfa No. 2 or better $34-35: oats
and vetch, mixed hay, valley growers'
price $34; clover hay $21 baled on
farms.
Akers on Trip
lo California
LABISH CENTER -4 Mr! and
Mrs. Harvey Aker left! Thursday
by car for Losj Angeles Wher they
will stay until Christmas, i They
will Join Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cole
of Gaston, Who left earlier.
The Arlo Pughs and the Pete
Russes art spending several days
at Gleneden Beach working on the
iatter's new home there.
Mr. and . Mrs. Clyde Boehm.
Kathy and Carol of Salem,' were
present at a , family gathering on
Thanksgiving! at the K. S. jTontx
home. ' j ' . f - I '
v Mr. and Mrs. O. G. McClaughry
were hosts to their children and
their families on Thanksgiving
day. :;! .: j
Mr, and Mrs. Ruben Boehm and
family and. Mr.; and Mrs. Harry
Boehm were guests at the Charles
Young home in Sherwood .Thurs
day. ''I .. f -
Connie Weinntan. and Mrs. E. J.
Weinman spent Thanksgiving in
Portland Livestock
Sand Hands Family , is
.Visiting With Parents
DALLAS Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Sandilands and two children are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Neufeld. They have just re
turned from 'the Foreign Mission
Conference for outgoing mission-i
aries in New York. They made
preparations for leaving for their
, field in Africa about January 1.
Dr. Sandiland was a practicing
physician and surgeon at Monta
sano, Wash, during the war. His
parents were missionaries in Af
rica for the Presbyterian church.
He occupied the pulpit at the lo
cal Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. j .
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 26 -(AP)-(VSDA)
- Salable cattle 2000. total
ziao: salable calves 330. total 400:
market uneven: medium good steers
and heifers 23-90 cents higher; lower
grades and all cows steady - strong
witn instances zs cents Higher; sev
eral loads medium-good steer 14 00
18.75: two load 17.00-15; common
grades 11.00-13.25; good heifers 14.50-
15.25: few 15.50; common - medium
grades 8 50-14 00; canner-cutter cows
large )ij; fat dairy type cows
8 00-9 00: medium - good beef cows
10.O0-12.2S: - medium - good sausage
bulla 9 0-1 1.00; good beef bulls 11.50-
12.00; odd head to 12.55; good-choice
vealera 13.50-14.00. few 14.50; grass
cawes mosriy w.uv oown.
Salable hors 300. total 3850: market
active, steady at ceiling; butchers
15 80; sows 16.05; feeder pig mostly
19.30.
Salable sheep 1150. total 1450; mar
ket active. 25-50 cents hieher: good
choice wooled lamb 13.75-14.00: shorn
lambs up to - 13.50: common lambs
11.00-73; cull feeders down to 8.50
good ewes 6.00-23; common down to
3.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 29 -( APi
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1 63'i
soft i wnite (excluding Hex) i.63i
white club 163: western red 1 63'i
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.63'.
10 per cent 1.63; 11 per cent 1.66.
12 per cent 1.88.
Hard white Baart: Ordinary 1.63'i
10 per cent 1.66; 11 per cent 1.68
12 per cent 1.70.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 65. bar
ley 5. flour 18, eom 10. oats 9, hay 7
miUfeed 23.
Altar Society Plans
For Annual Election
SILVERTON St. Paul's Altar
society will, hold its anneal busi
ness meeting with election of offi
cers December 6 at the home of
Mrs. William MacNeill.
Reports on the fall festival held
Sunday will be given. Mrs. R. J.
'McCullough is the president of the
- group. -'
Four Corners Lags
With Bond Quota
(FOUR CORNERS The quota
of E bonds has not yet been met
in this community. Bonds are be
ing sold at the branch post office
in the Four Corners variety store
any week day.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rust
have moved into the house at
3995 State st. A state policeman
Rust came from Springfield, Ore
Dwight Ritchie, the postmaster.
reports overseas mail has been
much lighter than last year, but
the civilian mailing is about as
great as last year. He is urging
people to do Christmas mailing
early to assure delivery on time.
He suggests packages be wrapped
well, addressed plainly, with the
return address Included.
Portland with Mrsv Weinman's
mother and sister. ! '
The Kum-Join-Us class " met on
Tuesday at the Willard Aker home
and ! decided to make the Decem
ber meeting a jtairistmaa party.
Gifts' will be exchanged and are
not j to exceed 73 cents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Weinman and Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Blbby are on the
entertainment committee for the
party which will, be held Decem
ber ill at the Pete Russ home.
? X
Albany Rural Fire
Group Will Elect
' ALBANY -An election will be
held at the Fairmount grange hall
between 2 and 6 p.m. December 3,
to elect a director for the Norih
Albany rural fire protection dis
trict. Officers of the district met
Friday morning; to decide -on the
date: and time for the election.
The term of H. J. Abraham, pres
ent director, is expiring. -
Falls City Cluijs
Hold Many Parties
During Holidar j
FALLS CITY Mrs. LiizJe Treat
entertained the Past Noble Grands
club at her home Thursday, f A
short business meeting was held
and the remainder of the 'evening
was spent socially, . '
The Women's Missionary Soci
ety met ' at the Christian church
parsonage Wednesday. Business
was in charge of the president,
Mrs. Richard Paul, and the pro
gram was conducted by Mrs. How
ard Gramling. j f
The Grange had a short business
and social meeting at the hall
Monday night. The Home Ec club
will meet at the hall Thursday,
November 29 at 1 o'docfc A'no
host dinner will be served. i.
' The Masonic and Eastern Starj
families had a turkey, dinner at
the Masonic hall Friday.
The Rebekahs entertained the
Odd Fellows with a no host dinner
Thursday. Time was spent play
ing cards. ' -
World production of all United
Nations aviation-gasoline plants!
lor 100 octane, fuel reached a rate
tf about 600,000 barrels a day
lust before VJ day.
Tablool
Coastal Tides
Time computed for Taft. Ore., by
the U. S. Coast end Ceodetle Survey
for The Oregon Statesman. '
November High
Time Water
n 7:41 a jn. 6.1
- 6:57 p.m. St
tS 8:26 a.m. 61
8:16 p.m. S
.- t 50 a .m. 6 S
:2pjn. S
SO t:40jn. 6 7
" 16J7pjn. SA
Standard Low
Time Water
0:36 a.m. 0.8
1:40 p.m.
1 :30 an.
2:48 p.m.
S21 a.m.
3 41 p.m.
17 ajn.
437 p.m.
3.1
1.3
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Anise seed, now baked in rolls
and found to be good for' colicky
babies, is mentioned in the Bible.
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
"Jast because we can get plenty of gas new, Bnford, Is n reaaosi why
we shonldar't park anymorer - , i
Save Money By Mixing
Cough Syrup at Home
Tt'e Ka f!axr! Needs No Cook
, Ini;. Give Very Quick Relief.
ma If Twu're not Interested ln
1 lne ennd MMtPV. VOU WKmXt
m Mil effect tva relief for couebs
due to colds. So try mllngr K yor-
elf. la yer kncben,ajMi te ready zor
snrprlae. .
IVm a eejrr ta mix. a Child could
It Make a syrup by nUrrlng wlpa of
granulated sugar ana 1 cup or waer
m few momenta, until dlaaolved. No
cookror 1 needed. Or vaecornayrap
6r liquid bpaey, Instead of eur syrup.
Put X" ounces of TUitt (obtained
from ajty Craggut) into a pun
IThen all up with your syrup. Thle
makes a pint aoout zour iimee um
much for your money. It tastee good
children really like tt. It lasts a
wantlfaniUy a long tune, and never apoUa.
il But wnai you u wuw -
iway it Ukee right hold of a cough. It
looeenatbe puiegm. aooxnes uni
ttoa. and Derps clear ui air pmsnacee.
dofEaJieasorenee, LaH'syouaieep. You U
say you ve never aeen km supenur.
Plnex ta a special compound of
proven Injrredlenta. In concentrated
form, wett known for lte quick action ,
on threat and bronchial Irritation.
Trr It and if -you're not realty dW
bottle Jughte4 yor money will be refuaded.
IBaiflDii
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Tt,., MKSUI KOIN ji KGW KEX,
NUN kit Ut7t kc) , 2t ke) (119 ka)
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MTred Waring IB' fast Oub
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Pastor's Call
: Orchestra IS
Kate Smith
I Big Sister
Helen Trent
tCai Sunday
(James Abb
Larry Smith
Personality
Glamour
Breakfast
16:66
16:13
16:36
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Paula Stone
Bing Singsi 1
11:06
11:13
11:16
11:45
Ufe Beautiful
Ma PeTkini - h
(m. McDonald C
I Dr. Maione 1
School Prof.
Gilbert
Art Baker
Martyn
Ted Melon
True Story
Ced. roster i iTwo on Otte i Guiding Light
OrsanahUes' I Perry Ma sou i Children
Queen for Tdy. I Rosemary ? In Whit ?; List'ning Post
i Tena. Tun I (Hymns I Motorist
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12:39
12:43
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Top Trades
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Woman's Life
I Bach. Child'n.
(Women of Am. iKennedy
iMa Perkins
I Young family
1 Happiness ft
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Ladies
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Radio Parade
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PILES (Hemorrhoid)
rutola fissure -r
rIaps and
ther types f
Rectal A Colon
conditions treat
ed wtthent lsa
f time,
EEUET
QUICK
s nuariiAUXiAnun ;
Call for examination r writ
for FBEX deseripUv booklet.
Dr. R. Reynolds Cfinie 1
Naturo-Proctologist
tit N. Liberty St, Salem. Ore.
Relief At Last
ForYourCough
: Crenrrrnlglon rellevea promptly be- j
cause it com right to the seat of tho
trouble to hem loosen aad expel :
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature .
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branea.TeU your druggist to sell yoo
bottle of Creomulslon with the un-
dcrstATMftrigyoumust Kfcetheinty it
tuiuioy auuye wib gwiajii ia wis BMW
to nave your money back.
CREOMULSION
for CoashSiCfaest Colds, Bronchitis
v -.owl? .::S5riSlIS"'
. This time by providing
Free fariiiag Space
For Ou Patrons
Anyone having a picture taken at Bishop Studios need
only drive in to Frank Chasteen's Union Station, State
and Church Sts. Attendant will park your car. Walk
only ISO feet (most of which is under cover) to our
'Studios ;j ,
HoWfOpen Uednesday and Satorday
unlil 9:00 P. II. f
MMI? SWiliS
520 State St. - Salem
Phone 5722
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THIS IS GOING TO BE
A VOX7ERFU.VJ0RLDH
EVERVTMNS W1ULBS
DOC MECMANICALLV
BY MACHINES
BLONDS
IF NOU WANT
THIS DONE.
JUST GET UP
AND PUSH
A BUTTON
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IF NOU WANT
THAT DONE.
JUST PUSH
A BUTTON
M IF'THEV PUT A WiliU
SWITCHBCARO
ALONG SIDE THEIR S,
V BEDS, PEOPLE WONT )
( HAVClTO GET UP , ' '
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front Page
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Elsa Maxwell
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State Train
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World Today
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David Ha rum
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Miller :
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Melody Hour f IStars Today
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Headline
Gay 90 s
Letters Santa
I Hop Harrigan
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Capt. Midriitet (News
Tom Mix i INews
, lFor Release
IGlen Again
With Judy,,
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(Dick Tracy
Armstrong
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6:15
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Wm. Lang f
Orchestra 3
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Hlyd Preview 'Smith Show
Vagabond? Romanee
Leonard's ? 1 '
Supper ClUb
Fleet Lawtoa
; I jPresents , -
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Concert Hall; 11:30 Coneemt Hall; 11:45
Hasten Day: 12:00 f News: 1JJS
Noon Farm t. Hour; 1 :0ft Rid'em Cow
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Country Sings; J:00 r World; :S0
Memory Book of Music; 3:00 News;
3:15 Music of Masters; 4:00 World Re
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Journal; 9 0Q On the Upbeat; 5:40 Sports
Review; 8:0(1 News; :15 Evening Farm
Hour: 7:00 Western Songs: 7:30 Music,
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WMB snsddenuie ttcb. harm a ad antation.
Staan's Pyramid Snnpeiiteraia bring ,
enick, welcome relief. Their grand soedi-1
ration sacana ltd comfort, rcaucea strain, '
petes tiektesi relaxed saasafaraaea, aently
lubricates and oheas. Pfotectrre and ,
anti-chafing, a "easy to eaa. Get genuine j
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Gircert report muMnal demand for this
imtw loaf of bread cntafning the Cwnooj
Regatta McaL i Nourishing, hwlthful - -
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mtlbj preen. Baked under cxdusive
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IMMEDIATELY
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