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B Capital JomtH Salem, Ora Wedneaday. March 4. ItSt
Con7mittees Named
For Legion Dinner
fitlvartnn Urt PalrtVi lVan.
ela. eeneral chairman for tha an-
nual "Dinty Moore" dinner tc
. be given on Tuesday evening,
March 17, at Legion hall, has
MmMl h MimmitiMfl tor the
, event. Delbert Beeves post and
unit NO. 7 are sponsoring ine
dinner.
In charge of the kitchen will
be Mrs. Florence Schlabitz, as
sisted by Mrs. Ernest Starr,
Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs. Bruce
Billings and Miss Marjorle Mo
sen g.
On the food committees are
Mrs. Clarence Higlnbotham and
Mrs. Oltif Anderson, conee;
Mrs. Phil Sellber, rolls; Mrs
Nettle Noren, Mrs. E. A. Kern,
Mln Ina Harold, desserts.
Mrs. Dewey Allen will super
vise the table ana aining room.
Kmrvmrm era Mrs. William Smesd.
Mn WnnaM Reed. Mrs. Ray-
mond Church, Mrs. Glakwyn
Hamre, Mrs. Charles Mason,
Miss Vivlsn Beeves, Mrs. F. Von
Boratel. Mrs. Clarence Wilch
mnit Vn T. P. HeldutKm.
Mrs. Victor Howard wlU
serve as cashier, and Mrs. Harry
Kueh and Mrs. Charlie Bascue
will be in charge of tickets.
Official hostess will be the
president of the unit, Mrs. Ro
bert Allen, witn rars. v. w. mc
Cannel, assisting
Pair Wed Recently
In McMinnville Rites
Unlonvale The marriage of
Miss Marjorle Schmidt, daugn-
u, anri Mrs. E. J.
Schmidt of Carlton, to Donald
Gossett, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert E. Gossett of Dundee,
was solemnized February 16.
The service was at 10 o'clock in
the morning at St. James Catho
lic church in McMinnville, the
Rev. John Babyok officiating.
Th. hrlri won the tradition
al dress of ivory satin, trimmed
In lace. The Ilngertip veil was
arranged from a crown of pearls.
She carried a Prayer book, gift
of the bridegroom, witn wnite
orchids on it.
Mrs. Charles Fleener, sister of
the bridegroom, was the matron
of honor, wearing an American
Beauty satin dress. Her flowers
were a bouquet of light pink
carnations.
Eugene Schmidt, cousin of the
bride, was best man. The ush
ers were Charles Fleener and
Joseph Schmidt.
The reception following was
in St. James hall. Assisting
were Mrs. Eugene Schmidt, Mrs.
Fred Meslnbrink, Miss Kathy
Schmidt, Mrs. Lee Wilson, Mrs.
Leona Steobner, Mrs. Leo
Traeaer. Mrs. Llovd White. Mrs.
Virgil Goolie, Mrs. Leonard
Fftllnurlntf trln in tha coast
the couple are at home at Grand
Island Junction where they op
erate a store.
IUN VALLEY BREAD, baked will
ao shortening whatever, sttitftat "re
ducing itirvition" with ao added
eateries. It's s new tut thrill (of
"bread hungry dieta."
And Sun Valley touted .
M-M-M- good, sad good for yoev
N
Learn How To Get Relief
Corns,Callouses,Bunions
jusum i
. Men'mj
OR; $CH0tl'$ ZINO-PADS
n..i,Llw -aiina Mlnfiil oreuure.
Gentry soothe and eushlo-) sensi
tive spots. Separate medications
included for removing OQ-
coma a callouses 'sl7fc
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Aching Tired Fee
Dr. acheJrs Fees
Bshe eniekly re
Heres, eMthes, re
freshes tender tired
feet doe te exertiM
er leUroe
Far Tender Feet
Dr. SeheU's Keretes,
relretr - eeft feet
alaiter, reUeres shee
Tender, Hot Feat
Dr. SeneD's Feet
Pewder relieves '
tender bet feet,
goethinc, ewnfert
Inc to irritated
kin. Eaaes new er
tight ehoea . . We
Itchy Feet, Teas
Dr. Scholia Bolrex
reUeres Athlete's
Foot, itching feet
and toes. Aids m
k..l!rr f h red.
raw skin, liquid or
MatnMlt KAft
Relief at The Ball of The Foot
WHERE MOST PEOPLE NIID IT
Dr. Scholl'i LuPed dipt ovar tha fenpert
of tha foot; cushions, supports it. LIK
walking on olr. Weighs fraction of ounce.
Makes smart high hetl shoes a Joy 148
to uar. Men. woman's SllSS. Pr. . .
Thora's A Dr.Scholl Foot Aid For Most Common Foot Troubles
spats. I
tie er
)C3S2hZ IEHS3E2
TWO CELL
METAL
FLASHLIGHTS
VALUE
PRICES EFFECTIVE
MARCH 4th THRU MARCH M
WED- THUR., m. SAT SUM.
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ALL YOUS SHOE SHIKIKu ttti
riyl7tHLTwiB"rvribn"t
10c SHINOLA POLISH 3c
fsTpOLISH DAUIER 7t
20c LAMIS WOOL SUFFER
I Tli t- S
VN4 Ql
n
CapttaJ JewBaJ,lvOra Waehesgday, Kartfc 4, !::-
pin stray CHROME SPUN
HEALTH LAMPS ufortm
r . 1 M-f.l i . V LWIIll W aaa
' Ml uaa ""fl ang rClo.
forts of colds, etc, or give you a healtT
ful sun tan.
INFRA RED RAY ' . v
Thaae mtntat ran n- lA.
11 ft Hm the siaaaBlofta al
IV aaua, eataRb, aituiar, 1 U
law aai aaKmiat M'
Ruby Red HEAT RAY , J.
Tha Rttbr RW itow r. AJk
20 S due tht hevrrafa flwt. M m M
Y9 Tba iNBttrfttiiw ba - M mlA
Masons m csuoi, nmm, ,
rlf?. estatu, ate.
Sun Lamps, Ultra-Violet
350
Oet a kfaenelal antaa
a warn 1
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M Ihra
pevarfiU
aaenetal aulaa aaa
mkMl el Water. V A A
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11 (haa tboH at I
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OUTSIDE
WHITE HOUSE
PAINT
3.50 Value
GALLON
IVORY COLORED SEAMLESS STia
SAUCE PAN SETS, DISHPANS
PERCOLATORS, COVERED
SAUCE PANS,
rvMioi c snii rer fT ' v
ar 1 1 a
lock
Voues f 0
1.25
SAVE
MOKEY
w ar r if 11 vi j
3.95
ALUMINUM
BABY
BOTTLE
STERILIZER
Complete With Rock
1MB
SHOP AND SAVE AT PAYLESS
IMFNNEN RARY MAGIC
NESTLE'S BABY HAIR TREATMENT
RUBBER TEETHING TOYS
UJ BABY OIL
j & J BABY POWDER lt-onnce
J ' J COTTON TIP APPLICATORS
ABDEC VITAMIN DROPS so ...
iBIRDSEYE DIAPERS 6
49c SNAP-ON BABY PANTS
REG. lie
TACK
V3
Vet7
HOT WATER
BOTTLES
Bright Rod Molded
No Seams
1.25
VALUE
m.
m
FOUNTAIN
SYRINGES
With Attachments
REG. A A
1.75
THERMOMETER H
Certified Aecarsef
Easy to Bead
Protected Cass
Oral or Rectal Type
11a
FUbnUSHT
bathues
THE BUY OF THE MONTH
AQUA VASE;
fl
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GOGGLES I
Zz frwt t0m " 1 1
fl NITES ?7
Soft Glow Light Through Beautiful
Taaeb To Any Caraar
Flower Bowl, Adds Cosy
Eta
8.I9 IS1 VITAMIN "B-l" 8M M.88
$l.89 "ffo" VITAMIN "(" mom .09
9.45 sy THERAPEUTIC FORMULA a,p.0, '5.47
'1.24 SS' DECALCIUM PHOSPHATE 79
'2.49 'Co9 BREWERS YEAST TABS a.p.c. M.49
97 y VITAMIN "B-12"5 mco ' 79'
0e NYLOM
HAIR NETS
Poylass Prfc.
ml
N
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Also
Makes
vzrz. tf: m l La, a 'i- msjsjiss
Mod era
Fish
Bowl
Come
9,
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A Heavy Glass Vase on Mahogany Beta
.95 at $,
PAY
VALUE LESS
Complete With Fkmers and Bulb
'1.17 "5Sr WHEAT GERM OIL
79'
,ro tOCo
a aamwa
tor
P.
if
Suoer Soft
Will Not Harm
Or Chafe Baby's
Tender Skin
1.00
DENNISON'S
DIAPER
LINERS
69c NURSERY
NITE LITE
Can Bo Changed From
One Room to Another
In Just Jiffy
Plugs in Any Outlet
AT
J
TOOTH BRUSH
Nylon Bristle
v"C. HO'
Big 7-Inch Sue. Fine Quality
79' STEEL
HOUSEHOLD
ic
MANUFACTURER' SPECIAL aVM II
i Stainless
Steal Bock
" if Aecuroto
RAG0U
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Jk
Beairh'ful,
S V Oopondabla
Tou'll find a
them (or enttl
heM eheres.
Durably eerntnteted.
k Precision
Design
VS3 1
m
WITM0W I
I tNORTINIM 01 I
33c
MILK OF
MAGNESIA
60c BROMO QUININE
39c
1-ox. PRIVINE NASAL DROPS $1.00
1.00 VICKS COUGH SYRUP
35c VICKS INHALERS
89e
33c
89c VICKS VAPO-RUB, stainless 73 C
S7c ANALGESIC BALM, large tuba 36 C
Thantis Losenges, sore throat relief 33 C
60c ALKA SELTZER
75e ANAClN TABLETS, bottle 50
40c MIDOL TABLETS, bo 12
54c
75c BAYER TABLETS, bottle 100
49c ASPIRIN, 200, S-greln
I
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i
49 STEP-ON
GARBAGE
CAN
More Low Prices
MEDICINE
CHEST
.vl Enameled
Steel
Fall
Mirror
Door
Two Shelves
Keg. I.tt
is
15c EPSOM SALTS, U.S.P. pound
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SSCARTER'S PILLS .L
35e ENO EFFERVESCENT SALTS
l.5 CAROID BILK SALTS
t li KON 8YL .
6e EDWARDS OLIVE TABS"?5's ti
B0oTEEN AMINT OB M, BetUe Is 430
75o LETCHER'S C ASTORIA, tarn, else Stf
l.tS PETROGALAR, pint, all Bombers. N
COMBINET
Sanitary Seamless
Construction
ISc
SHORT HAND
NOTE
BOOK
GREASELESS ,
ay
LATEX
RUBBER
GLOVES
Roughened Fingers
And Palms
79c.
Value
SUes 1 to I
FMHORRRD
PAPER
NAPKINS
80-Count
REG. A
15c V
(Limit Two)
a-
:
17 JEWEL .
WATCH
n" An
GREAT
TUSSY
VALUES
REGULARLY TO
SELL FOR
$39.50
AT PAYLESS
j
PRELL SHAMPOO
NEW ECONOMY SIZE
5-oz.
W lb. . I i-i .i
88
I12S.. l-00!
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Pink T. TUSSY
CLEANSING
CREAM
Reg.
2.00
Jar
FULLY GUARANTEED
FOR 12 MONTHS
TUSSY Emulsified
CLEANSING
CREAM
Reg.
2.00
ik SPECIAL
PAPER
TOWELS
MEDICATED SOOTHING
REG. SSc
NOXZEMA
SKIN CREAM
Ceellng skin ere are for
akin eomfert and akla
aeaat?. Ezeelleat ears fee
externally eaaaed hlemlah
as, teaghness er ether ary
akla problems.
DIAL SOAP
Large sis
2 Bars
29'
Shtsts J1U A
Teeter . -If 'u--r "-gg&frr
5" MI 2.70 Box of 50 4-25 Box of SO
59e Tll KING EDWARD ROI-TAN
ZJX CIGARS CIGARS
LIGHT IT -i Q
V THRU THE j
1 ml
S.75 Box of 50
ROBT BURNS
LUSTRE CREME
SHAMPOO
CIGARS
519
Ponotelo
Stylo...
FRANK MEDICO
Sofelid, Real Briar
Yelo Bole
n
PIPESJ
4 W'vl
LARGE
BOX
"aoaARA GOULD
clSeam,
PLCS
Skin Freshener
TUSSY
SKIN FRESHENER
Reg.
1.75
300-COUNT
Rag. 28a
VALUE
AT PAY LESS
riswj
RADRiDi rttit p
arrrtwnia WWklaf
LIQUID VELVET OF PEACHES
lla,a .a. - ...
TUSSY
SKIN LOTION
Rag.
1.75
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TOUt WMSKIBfM HCONMI
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SHAVti IVHY IIMil
0 ONI CAN SHAVSI YOU tVttV
DAY KM MAILT 1 MONTHM
BARBARA GOULD
PERSONAL TOUCH
ANTI
PIRSPIRANT
CREAM
Contains
chlorophyll:
gentle to your
skin yet
potently
effective.
Akin
BARBARA GOULD
SHAMPOO
PLUS
Lathers profusely; quickly
removes soli and dandruff
naaea. witn chlorophyll)
COLONIAL
- DAMES
HAND
CREAM
Reg.
1.25
I'ii Value
HI M Hff Bat HI M H
RUtHlNO TIETH SIGHT
ArTER IATINO WITH
100
Leaves hair with new "Dream
r.lrl " 3-wav to loveliness:
Fragrantly clean, gleaming
and soft Not a soap, not a
liquid but a Cream Shampoo
enriched with Lanolin. Lath
ers richly in hard or soft
niter.
Reg. $2.00
RTJBBEB
AUTO
FLOOR
MAT
Aorted colors
l.75c O
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bdbroothln7owtof rOcoieitnot
a originota in ma mourn I
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ArTIS. SATinw TVlin wwaa"a
1MB
FAULTLESS
FEMININE
SYRINGE
for
Regular, Junior It Super Sites
TAMPAX
INTERNAL SANITARY
PROTECTION
Oe Af...T"
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TAMPAX '
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White Rubber
Flesilbe Soft Tub
1.69
nSorauahlv aravad eJ
occeptea home merhed of eroi hygiene knewa redeyl
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FAMOUS BRAND
VEGETABLE
SEEDS
II 10e Packs
4
for
Seminan Mothers at
JAt Angel Meet
ML Ansel A program of
oomlng events was outlined
'tnr members of tha . Mount
Angel Seminary Mothers club
Sunday afternoon, aunng a
business session in the semi- ,
nary meeting room.
Plans were .discussed and
iiIHjm anoolnied for tha
L..i urthr nav." aoheduled
for Sunday. May S. tha annual
visiting day wnen xna puouv
is invited to Mount Angel abbey
ul aamlnarv. The KT. Bet
nard Sander. O.SJ., rector ot
tha seminary, assouacea aas - i
the students of the aeminary
wlU condust tour during wo
afternoon, beginning at 13:S0
oldock p.m. and that tha publio
s Invited to atteno we a
clnek vesDers services In the '
abbey chapel that day.
Mrs. Myron Warren, preet .
Ient 'announced the following
aa chairman for the Laity Car
program: Mrs. s. Dai ton, ran- .
Und, food booth; Mrs. Joseph .
Barrok, SUyton, lancy wor
Ibooth; and Mrs. Anthony Zast-
ouple. Silverton, reirestimens
stand.
The Mothers club presented
TV set to the school, aleo;
made plans to entertain tha
students at a picnic, tha data
to be announced later.
Bede Annen, seminarian, re-
norted on the Passion Play,
'The Betrayal," which will be ,
presented by the seminarians
March 21-23. This will be the
first public play the students
are presenting since the pro- .
ductlon of "Brother Orchid" In
November, 19B0.
A eoclal hour following tha
business session, with refresh
ments served by the students.
Entertain Group
The Mothers club members
were hostesses' at dinner xor
The Pi Kappa Nu clubs of
Portland. , who scheduled a
pilgrimage to Mount Angel,
Sunday. The dinner was served
in the St. Mary's school
auditorium.,.
Covers were placed for zib
Portland hlch school students
who spent the day on a con
ducted tour of the Mount Angel '
abbey, seminary, and other
facilities attacnea to tne mon- i
astery. '
A conference was led oy
Father Ambrose Zenner, O.S.B. .
on Benedictine monasticism.
The program was arranged by
the federation spiritual aciv- ,
Ivltles committee in a series of
vocational guidance ' programs .
planned by this committee.
Mrs. Fred Baumgartner.
president of the Mount Angel ,
group, was general , cnairman
for the dinner. She was assisted
by Miss Dorothy Baumgartner,
Mrs. Lucy Kahut Mrs. William
Predeek, Mrs. Leo Duerr, Mrs.
Robert FronSc, Mrs. Emil Zack,
Mn SVank E-eh and Miss
Elizabeth Beyer, all of Mount
Angel, Mrs. Clarence Behind-1
ler, Gervoto; Mrs. Otto Miller
and Mrs. Heidt both of Wood-
burn and Mrs. Anthony Zast- '
buple, Silverton.
...
KAT.RM HEIGHTS Dick.
Mick and Jeff McKlllop wlU be
host to the South Salem Junior
Saddle club on Saturday.
March 7, at 1 p.m. at their
home at eizs UDerty Hoao. .
Ervln Ward wlU talk to the
Juniors on horses, and if tha '.
weather permits will take the
group together with their
horses for a ride. - '
REG. 1.00
LADIES-LINED
RUBBER
GARDEN
GLOVES
ST I. "Saea"-aaW' j'aw'
V ACtOSI TOWN Ol J
J ACSOSf THI NATION it
'SIM
Whether yea'ie saovlng la tees
as te a dtaUnt eny, we offer tha
neat in worry-frae raorini acre,
lee. Our local storage and aw
b radii ties are nnKXlll.Aa4
m lepreseotanvea for Allied
Vaa Unas we eaa ylaee at yeoa
disposd the know-how ef tha
World'a largest loBg-diataaeo
awving araanisatioa. AQied'a
xpert packer, handlers and
dilrais safagaard yeoe poasaa.
eioDe every atp of the ways
Call as 1st esttmatM
Red Star Transfer
llaerty Behnoat r. t-llll
Ml
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DAFFODILS
ROSE BUSHES
44 VARIETIES
GUARANTEED TO GROW
FRESH
AOSNT rot
FIELD
GROWN
CUTS;
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