SlidAVillairielle Valley News
Jrffmwa Sunday fuest of the
Karl Kihs were Mr. and Mrs.
Lauren Stettler and three children
ct Chemawa. Mr. and Mrs. Sher
man Hofsletter and three eons of
Pratum, Walter Kihs of Scio and
Helen Kihs. .
Elliott Prairie Mr. and Mrs. E.
I Bessy and family" have moved
to their new place south of Molal
la Mr. and Mrs. Ben Salilek and
family of Silver have purchased
the Payzant place and moved
there last week. -
Grassy "Fend Mr. - and , Mrs.
Kenneth Stenger entertajned his!
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and !
Mrs. Carl R. Goff on Easter. Mr.
and Mrs. John Roher entertained
lor their son. Clifford Roner and
his family of Scio, their daugh
ters. Evelyn of Oregon City, and
Alvera of Lebanon, and Jimmy
Donnely of Ml. Angel on Easter.
Manitor Jeanne Anderson- has
Cone to Seattle from where she
-will take passage for Norway
where she will spend the summer.
Her mother, Mrs..Emil Anderson
of Seattle accompanied her and
they will visit in England and
France ; before returning. .J
Jeff era-Mr. and" Mrs. Frank
Glaser are parents of a son, born
Friday at the Salem Deaconess
hospital. The baby has three older
sisters. - "
Monitor Mr. and "Mm. A. E.
Scherick observed their 49th wed
ding anniversary Easter Sunday
at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Ray Baker. Their son, C. G.
Scherich and family and a niece,
Mae Bowman, all of Salem, were
other guests.
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Grassy Fond Newcomers in
this district are Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Dodd and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Dodd of Salem. Two chil
dren from each family have en
rolled in the local school, making
a total enrollment of 10 pupils. .
Shelburn Mr., and Mrs. D. M.
Churchill have sold their 40-acre
tract of land to Mr. and Mrs. J.
Tharp of Klamath Falls.
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis Hartt are parents of a da ugh
ter, Sharon Ann? born Friday,
April 4, at the Albany General
hospital. This is their first child.
Anmsville Mrs, Ed Holmquist
Is- the new president of the PTA
and other officer! are Mrs. Charles
Wright, vice president; Mrs. Joe
Watson, secretary; Roy Hough
treasurer. Mrs. Holmquist will at
tend the state convention. Hot
lunches will be continued despite
withdrawal of federal aid. Hough
and Roy Wilcox spoke on the pro
posed unionization of the high
school and a straw vote indicated
38 to 1 in favor of such action.
Election will be field April 21 on
consolidation 'with Rocky- Point
and Witzel districts.
ORCHARD HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Paschke and family
spent tatter weekend at WiniocK,
Wash.
1 TURNER Surprising Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Barnett on their 41st
wedding anniversary Monday
were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chap
man, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robert
son and Mr. ana Airs, rai izzs.
ORCHARD HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson are visiting in
Port Orchard, Wash., with their
son, Fred Wilson and family, and
with relatives in Portland. ,
HA YESVILLE Family dinner
was served Easter Sunday at Al
Stet tiers. Guests were Mrs. Robin
Day, Mrs. Lottie Morrison, Mrs.
Rovilla McAfee, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lindstrom of Salem, Mrs. . Denel
Frances of Seattle, Dr. D. E. Lind
strom, University of Illinois, Ur-
bana, and the Stettler family. Dr,
Ds E. Lindstrom left Chicago Eas
ter morning by airplane to at
tend the family dinner here Sun
day night.
SILVERTON A son, Curt
Ronald, was born March 27, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan R. Gallaher
(Ida E. Scymanski) at The Dalles
General hospital. Grandparents in
Silvertbn are Mr. and Mrs. Peter
P. Scymanski and Mr. and Mrs,
Blake L. Gallher in The Dalles,
Dallas Mrs. Cora Cobb of
Portland is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. J. R. Sibley and Fannie
Dempsey. ,
Portland Oregon Dairy Gnat
Breeders' association will meet at
Grange hall, S. E. 80th and Divi
sion streets at 8:30 Saturday night
Amity Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Kelchner, April 3, a daughter.
at the Dr. Law maternity hospital.
Wet Salem The West Sa
lem Grange will hold open house
and a pie social April 15 at 8
p.m. in city hall. The public is
invited.
i ML Angel The ML Angel lo
cjal of the Farmers Union will
provide and serve the dinner at
the Marion county convention of
Farmers Urtions, to be held all
day Saturday at Mt. Angel.
Blades y A. G. Bouquet, veg
etable crops instructor at Oregon
State college, will be the speaker
at Pomona grange which meets
here Wednesday, April 18. An
nouncement of the winner in the
annual subordinate grange visita
tion will be made here and the
winners will have a part in the
day's activities of Pomona grange.
George Sander of Stayton is Po
mona master.
North Howell Silverton Hills
grange will visit North Howells
grange Monday night. April 14.
This is the final visitation for the
year.
. Shelborn Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Farmer and son Billy recently
moved to the small house on the
Carl Farmer farm. Mrs. ' Jack
Farmer has Just returned from
Nebraska where she was called
by the death of her father. She
made the trip by airplane.
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Polk County
Records
POLK COUNTY RECORDS
Cirruit Court
DALLAS Ida McCombs asks
divorce from Robert ELj McCombs.
Charges cruel and inhuman treat
ment. Asks custody and $40 per
month care one child, j
Ralph Spencer against Indepen
dence Lumber Sc Manufacturing
Co. asks judgment for $316.80 and
interest at 6 per cent, in payment
for 1200 feet one-inch (wire rope.-
State vs. Claude It. Parker. Or
der dismissing information.
County Court
Judge Herman VantVeU- states
that a bridge will be built on the
Luckiamute rivef at Pedee con
struction to start Within the
month.
Marriage Licenses
DALLAS Calvin I McDonald,
electrician, and Lora Odessell Wil
lard, both of Independence. -
Curtis C. Robinson, kitchen help
and PrUrilla Darlene rage, wait
ress, both Valsetz. -
Delbert Deen Willis and Ardella
Stuchell, housewife, both Willa
mina. Willis Wayne Taylor, laborer,
and Joyce Loretta Buller, domes
tic, both Dallas.
Donald Kenneth Cummings,
Dallas, logger and Lola Arlene
Gilbert. Falls City, domestic.
Marvin J. French, Dallas, far
mer and Dorothy Jean English tel-
! ephone opera torr -
William Allen Wiest, student
and Joyce Ann Bowen, clerical,
I both Monmouth.
Stayton Family Holds
Reunion Easier Sunday
STAYTON, A family reunion
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Burch of Stayton on
Easter Sunday. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wendlen of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Riffe
and son Jim of Gervais, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Burch and' son of Sa
lem, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riffe and
daughter Sharon of Salem, Mrs.
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday. April 11. 1947 3
Aurora Woiuen
Complete Drive
For Red Cross
AURORA--Red Cross -workers
in this area were Mrs, L. Giesy.
chairman and co-chairman, Mrs.
Sherrill Fleming.
Soliciters, Aurora: Mrs. P. O.
Ottoway. Mrs. Harry Small, Mrs.
P. S. Will, Mrs. Ly.I. Snyder Mrs.
E. Fountain. Mrs. Ward Russell,
Mrs. James Ogle, Mrs. W. P. Wur
ster. Mrs. Floyd Smith and Mrs.
John Kraus.
Buttevjlle: Mrs. Fred Dental.
Mrs. Ed Miller. Mrs. Walter Ra-
dicitte and Mrs. W. O. LeinquisL
Donaldr Mrs. Alenne Oninn
Mrs. Frances Feller, Mrs. Nor
man Yergen, Mrs. Ralph Bair,
Pauline Riffe and three sons, Jim.
John and Paul of Macleay, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burch, Jean
and Carmilla of Stayton. .
Mrs. Ida Black and Mrs. J. A.
Bush. . i r,
Arbor Grove: Mrs. Evelyn Whit
seth. Mrs. Frank Beshasst. Eve
lyn Whitseth. Mrs. Frank Beshasst
and Mrs. Pakosney. :
Quotas for the four places' was1
$700, of which $611.50 was raised,
and two districts are not finished.
The drive was sponsored by the
Woman's club of Aurora.
BIRTHDAY DINN-EE i "
LINCOLN Joan Johnson of
Groton, S. D., was given a party -on
her 10th birthday at the home
of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and ,."
Mrs. H. W. Ashford and her
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Feller.
Other guests included Mr. and'
Mrs. Frank Dye and Linda. Port- -land.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Powers,
Salem, Minnie Hassinger. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Johnson and Jean
and Harry, Grace, Genevieve and :
Jason -Ashford. -.
M- rOPELAND VISITS ;
WEST SALEM Mr. and Mrs.
Kirby Copeland of Eugene spent
the --weekend with : her mother,
Mrs. Mae White..
FOR TODAY THROUGH IIOITDAY
Ii Pays lo Drive Qui and Shop a! Ericlison's
. Store Hours
9 A.M. to 8 P.M.
-Sundays
MO A. M. to 8 P.M.
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Van Camp's Beans
In Tomato Sauce
No. 2 2 cans 29c
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Bnrbank Hominy
Po. 2 can 15c
- Fruil Ccclrlail
SlaJey'ft
No.2a
ALICE LOVE PRESERVES
Blackberry, Boysenberry, Loganberry
l-li.39c 2-lli. 73c
DDDE D MICH APPLE BUTTED
1-lb. ll-w. Jar
O Meats
O Groceries
O' Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables '
P Toiletries
O Luncheon & Soda
Fountain
Spaghetti
Spagh
Tasty Pack Toma- I
toes. No. 2 can 1 1 C
Van Camp's
Beenie Weenie
Beans UJJar
Standby Diced
Carrots, No. 2
19c
9c
Stokeley'a Kraut in -No.
22 Can 1UC
Del Rogue
Tomato Juice
46-oz. can
23c
Caltone
Blended J nice TQm
5 flavors, No. 2 13 C
RANCUO SOUP
Tomato, 2 for 15c
Vegetable..3for 25 C
Kraft Cheese Spread
Amer. Pimiento lCas
5-oz. jar . - . 13 C
Country Style Pickles
24-oz. jar . UU
Del Monte Coffee
1-Ib. , .. . . , '
45c
Franco American. iCf
-J2 tall cans t?f
nil Conan's, in mushroom fl
CIll sauce ..;...16-oz. jar, 2 for A p
Chili Ilac Dinner .15-oz. can
Krall Dinner u Regular size 110
Blue Star. .:
Chicken Hoodie Dinner 2v 290
Seedless Raisins11! pks. 19 0
CHEESE FOOD
Krall Ilnsiard
8-oz. jar
Salad or Horseradish
50
Sweet Piclrins Peas
No. 2, 2 cans 250
Pictsweet Product'
Swift's Brookfield
Z-lb. loaf
- Flmieiit or American
89 c
Swift's, Jewel 3-lb. carton 31.29
T7ESS0II on.
" Pinis 49c Qnarls 97c
OLD MONK ; . , .
Ilayonnaise . Pi. 45 c
OLD .MONK . ..
French Dressing ; Pi. 37 C
Purac Bleach
-Gallon 19c Gallon 37c
JOmiSOH'S GLO-COAT
. Qts. 98C tt-GsL 1.59
Ilclly Cleanser.
SWEETHEART
Tcilel Soap
IS ean. IOC
..S bars 29C
KELLOGG'8
'Corn Flakes 3 pks. 25c
QUAKER ', '
Pnlfed Wheal ij.k,:10c
.kg.
Variety Pac L Pkg: 23c
KELLOGG'S - j '
Corn Soya Jpkg. 13c
KELLOGG'S
2-lbs.
FRESH GARDEN
Spinach
ARIZONA
Grapelruil
Jumbo Size
FANCY BUNCH
Carrots
FANCY j
Lemons Large size Doz.
9c
Med. size ro
...Doz 30C
. 6 for 33c
. 3 for 23C
29c
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TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF UNDERPASS ON PORTLAND ROAD
BONESTEELE BUILDING
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TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN EACH DEPARTMENT
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Handbags
Qoseout of brioken lines
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in calfskin, Bth black
and brown. Wonderful
$16.50 values. ; Will not
.last long at only
$g)95
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Coilon Dresses
A glamorous! array of
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colors and styles now
'ready for your; selection.
In all the new designs
and sizes. Very conserv
atively priced at only
95
$895 l0 $24
OVERGLO
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House of Westmore
liquid powder i make-up.
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Now goes on sole for the
first time at only
00
Fur Storage
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We can take a few
more fine fur oats and
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give you the security of
having : them moth-
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proofed and stored In the
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safety of our vaiilts. Mod
erate prices.
Mine. Huntingford
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Cream Scientific
Witfj Mme. IlunUngford
Cream Scientific you can
actually nourish your skin
and restore the youthful ap
pearance of your;, complex
ion. All women of maturity
can recapture the skin of
youth unlined, finely
textured and radiant.
$5.00
Corde
Handbags
Cleanup broken lots.
Will not last long. Form
erly priced at $5.95 and
$10. To move quickly and
to go at only
$2
95 S195
and
DRESSES
Special dresses from
our regular lines. Sold at
$19.95. In prints and plain
colors. Now to go at Only
SILK HOSE
Regular $2.95 values. A
real disposal. Come and
get them while they last
at only
00
House Slippers
Regularly sold u. to
$4.95. We are offering you
everything left from a big
season. Fur - trimmed
scuffs and all odd lots to
go at one price while they
last
SOAP
Beautiful gift soap. Reg-'
ular $1.50 values. For this
sale only at
$11
00
Gowns
Large selection, broken
lines, all colors, mbs all
sizes. Make beautiful
gifts. Regularly priced to
$7.95. Come and get them
while they last at only
$295
DRESSES
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Beautiful high - styled
numbers, both dressy and
tailored. Sold crt $22.50i' '
Now go on sale at only
95-
Fine tailored suits in all
J colors. Broken sizes and
styles. Sold regularly to
$55.00. Now to go at only
LOAFERS
for the younger trade In
both red and brown. The
most popular sport shoe
shown. They won't last
long at only
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Visit our exclusive
millinery department
. Only the finest, select,
artistic creations offered.
Get PRICE'S millinery for
that special - occasion
when you want ta look
your best. Moderately
priced considering quality
SHOES
Broken Ines In all sizes.
Regularly sold to $9.95.
Come and get them while
they last at only
SLIPS
Broken sizes ar.d lines.
Up to, $7.91 Come and
get them while they last
at only
SUITS
Spalding
OXFORDS
i- -We now offer me fa
mous brown and white
sport oxfords In a limited
quantity. Come early 11
you want a pair of these
popular shoes.
95
Enyearl
Oicner and Operator
'. of Price s k
Beanly Salon
Expert operators. A
rsi(lezvous for the
better dressed wo
man. :
GLOVES
Broken lines In sued
and kid, both brown and
black. All sizes. Formerly
'sold to $15.00. Come and
get them while they last
at only