P Brookings-Harboi
Pilot
aa iiy in the horse show pav
2:30 and 8 o’clock. T he H elene
o u r y e a r cam p u s p ro g ram f o r , day for th e P o rtla n d V eteran 's
H ughes S ta g e R evue will show
s tu d e n ts p lan n in g to teach in ele- H ospital for a co m p lete check un
in th e g ra n d sta n d nightly a t 8
m e n ta ry schools. E arlie r, elem en- _________
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o ’clock w ith Ted M ack as m a ste r
ta ry ed u catio n stu d e n ts had to
of cerem onies. O th e r events in
re g is te r fo r one y e a r at a college
clude a $1,000,000 farm m achinery
of
education.
exhibit and d em o n stratio n s; horse
racin g daily except Sunday, 1:30
The 8 1 th y e a r of classes begins
Two new 60-m an coop erativ e 5
SA LEM (S p ecial) S ep tem b er I p m .; Ted M ack radio talen t S ep tem b er 27 at O regon S ta te d o rm ito ries for m en will be ready
I ingg a host of things to do in quest 7 p. m. daily and R ay V llege oldest s ta te edu catio n al lor use this y e a r and n u m ero u s 4
o th e r physical im provem ents have 2
< '• f'gon salm on derbies, th e S ta te I G ordon’s F un Show tw ice a day n stitu tio n in Oregon.
New' s tu d e n ts will a rriv e on the been m ade d u rin g the sum m er. 2
Eair, P endleton R ound-U p and on th e grounds (free).
T he P endleton Round-U p, S ep •arnpus S ep tem b er 19 for a week The new’ chem ical en g in erin g 4
s veral county fairs a re am ong
those listed by the T ravel In te m b e r 1618 includes these ev of o rien ta tio n , placem ent e x a m i I uilding is ab out on-fourth com-
i' im ation Division, O regon S ta te e n ts : A rena show s S ep tem b er 16- nations and conferences w ith a d pleted and will be ready fo r next 2
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18, 1:15 p. m. and finals S e p te m visers. R eg istratio n for both new school year.
H ighway D ep artm en t.
SEWING
Oregon S ta te F air, S alem eight b er 18, 7:30 p. m.; H appy Canyon and old stu d en ts is p lan n ed S ep
T he football season gets under- ®
w ay S ep tem b er 25 when Idaho
« «vs, S ep tem b er 411, has an over- P ag ea n t. S ep tem b er 15-18 at 7:45 tem b er 24 and 25.
MACHINES
E n ro llm en t this y e a r is ex- com es to OSC for th e 1954 open
I circus them e th is year. G ates I P, m., H appy C anyon P avilion;
B ank T erm s
open at 8 a. m. to m idnight all I W estw ard Ho? P a ra d e on Sep oected to clim b above th e 5000 er. It will be only th e second gam e
Portable Machines
‘ g h t days. An en larg ed garden tim b e r 17 at 10 a. m .; M ain S treet m ark. L ast y e a r’s to tal w as 1868 played in th e new stad iu m d edica
show will have a circus them e Cowboys, S ep tem b er 17-18, m o rn College officials expect th e to tals ted a t hom ecom ing last fall.
$39-5° up
an d a real circus will play tw ice ing and night on M ain S tre e t. The to increase stead ily in th e next
Indian V illage is open day and 10 years.
Col. an d Mrs. S ta n ley W entz,
B rookings H e a d q u a rte rs
An addition to OSC cou rse and d a u g h te r Suzan, of T herm al.
o u zan . oi in e rm a l,
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< ah fo rm a visited w ith Rev. and 8
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' night to visitors w ith special trib al Vrs. S a d le r T h u rsd a y and F ri- 6 Write for in fo rm atio n and 8
lances on F riday night.
day of last week.
8 F re e hom e d e m o n stratio n 8
S alm on derbies are an impor-
' 'n t p art of S ep tem b er activ ities
Davenport Appliance a
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M iller and
?nd include th e Bandon D erby, Helen S h o em ak er sp en t last S u n
Shop
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• p t-m b e r 12'O ctober 3 w ith $600 day at O rick, C alifornia, visiting +
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in m erch an d ise prizes plus *22 Bob and C lara Goyke. C lara Yost
daily prizes; th e S iletz D erb y a t
re tu rn e d to Gold Hill wit
T aft, S ep tem b er 11-O etober 24
w ith over Sl’.Ot'O in m erchandise
oiizes; Siuslaw D erby, F lorence
S
ep tem b er 7-10; W a rre n to n D er
¡ lours £' to S
by, ex ten d in g over' from A ugust
Phone 3 4 4 4
Did Yon Reeeit'e A
30 to S e p te m b e r 6 and w orld fam
ous A storia Derby, ex ten d in g
rom A ugust 28-S eptem ber 6.
OREGON STATE
TO BEGIN 87th
YEAR SEPT. 27
THURSDAY, S E P T . 2, 1954
September To Be
Active M onth
Throughout State
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RADIO - TV
Service and Installation
D IV ID E N D
ON YOUR FIRE INSURANCE?
New y2 Ton
INTERN? TIGNAI PICK-UP
LOO
■Bl SHIRLET STUART
There ought to be some kind of
autom atic w arning device to keep
wives on the alert against husbands
who suddenly become economy,
minded: suddenly, th at i s ,' a fte r
bills come in for a new casting rod
and power saw!
All unconscious of budget visions
dancing in Jeff’s bead I barged in
iirily: “ Well, our old washing ma
chine gave its last wheeze today
and just up and died! We have to
have a new one now.”
b*,111 ufford it. Out of the ques
tion. That was my answ er .
, _ - a . p . ’D short and to the
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b'bnt. I had in-
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te n t! e d i n m y
I Ieater, Spare Tire T urn Signals
DAVIS TRUCK & TRACTOR
RUG AND UPHOLSTERY
C L E A N IN G
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TREE ESTIM A TES
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all work guaranteed satisfactory
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LIVESTOCK
LUMBER
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MATERIALS
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An Opportunity To Save
On Costs
A rthur Knox Insurance Agency
GALLAGHER BLDG.
Phone 2211
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little
mind to appeal
to J e f f 's m e-
ehanieal nature
in describing the
machine I had
my heart set on,
W hirlpool’s lat-
est autom atic washer. I really could
have waxed enthusiastic over the
guide lite control panel, a marvel
in mechanical perfection. At your
hnger-tip on a beautifully-colored
fully-illum inated panel there are
choices of w ater tem peratures for
whites and cottons, prints and
colors, or delicate fabrics; water
levels, and washing times. Auto
m atically, a colored light reveals
your choices, then a colored indi-
cator follows the washer operation
so you know w hat’s going on every
step of the way!
“ I can show ’ you.” I pitched in,
that the new w asher I have in
mind will cost only half as much to
operate as our old machine.”
«Jeff got on his “prove it” look,
so I explained about the suds-m iser
which cuts soap, w ater and fue,.
costs by saving clean, sudsy watet
for use from one load to the next.
He really perked up his ears at
that so I explained how mucl?
w ater could be saved by using
small am ounts instead of full capa
city for a little load of socks or a
dab of nylons. By now Jeff was off
the defensive so I went on about
the fully flexible washing cycle
which enables you to stop, repeat
Sr?uten’
or skip any p art
of the autom atic operation. I wound
up the cam paign with inform ation
on the seven complete rinses, an
interior ultra-violet lamp to help
sanitize clothes, and a dual cvcle
one which sounds when a wash
load is completed!
w e ..havc
new washer
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n i ° m addening
*17 subt!e to l hear
i v i n Jeff
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investment
? a ,’" ut “h is’' .s nia»t investr" ! r
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aj how easy it is on the budget’
but I m h id m en iy tim e waiting U r
te »ell him selt on the mat. h
mg autom atic dryer.
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ON HIG H W A Y 101 — 5 M ILES N O R TH O F C R E S C E N T CITY
Friday, Saturday—September 3,
RIDE CLEAR OF DIABLO
Audio M urphy
S u san C abot
SEA OF LOST SHIPS
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John D erek — W anda H endrick
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Sunday, Monday—September 5, 6
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ELEPHANT WALK
E lizab eth T ay lo r — D ana A ndrew s
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A K orean d o cu m en ta ry
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I tie s , W ed., I lmrs.— September 7, 8, 9
FAIR WINDS TO JA V A
V era R alsto n — F red M cM urray
SUN SHINES BRIGHT
C harles W in cg ar — Jo h n R ussell
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