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Autumn Fashions of Ladies Home Journal Patterns on Display
FUNERAL SERVICE
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Half Hundred Producers
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ley Discuss Industry
STANDARDIZATION URGED
Higher Price Offered for Or
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Nearly CO leading walnut grow-
f r8 from all sections of the Wil
lamette valley met In Salem Sat
urday, In ithe offices of the Ore
gon Growers.
I The walnct industry Is rapidly
training in size and importance in
Oregon and U reaching such pro
portions that standardized meth
od of handling and grading are
necesary.
Standardizing Xerrmary
!" In addressing the meeting C. I.
lewls, assistant general, manager
Of the association said:
1 .."The product must be stapdir-1-Ucd
whether It Is done-this year
tor one soon to follow.
1 "The walnuts of the northwest
fare on the verge ot a large ton
nage and It will be necessary to
cooperate li developing -both lo
cal and eastern markets."
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Oregon: walnuts are superior in
Quality to those produced in Cal
ifornia and the Franqustte, the
snost widely grown o? Oregon
fcrarted varieties, is of special cx
trdlence. i Buyers who knot? lli
relative merits ot the Oregon and
California products stand ready
to give 2 cents a pound more for
Oregon nuts, no matter wha tho
iopenlng prices on the California
crop may be. :
f The growers discussed methods
lor handling thlsiyear'4 bumper
icrop and established four grades
which the association will use in
standardizing walnuts passing
through its bands. Tho walnuts
will be sold under the MIntland
brand as Jumbo, Grafted, No. 1,.
and No. 2 grades. : I
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! . Among the prominent; walnut
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MIDGE
Here you will find a se
lect varietv of the best
meats obtainable at
any price. Why pay
more than our regular
prices, which are quot
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Fancy Steer Roasts, ner
lb ii XZVit
Choice Boiling Beef, per
' lb..l.......j .....8c
Sirloin Steak,' per lb. 15c
Fresh Sausage Meat, per
: lb.-.:...-w.L:......10c
Best Shortening, No. 5
i- pail.L..4.,;:C.....-.....65c
Picnic Hams, per lb. 18c
Fresh Wieners, our own
v. make, 2 lbs. for......33c
Sugar Cured Bacon i
Backs, lb 1 25c
A 'choice lot of 1921
Spring Lamb at the cur
rent low price of live
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FISH DEPARTMENT
Here you will find all
the different kinds on
the market Chinook
Salmon, Halibut, Stur
geon, Crabs, etc. f
Notice The season
for Butter Clams opens
September 1. We will
have a fresh supply.
Midget Market
Originators, of Low
Prices 1
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Not in the Combine
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Train Herld-Fun Feature Srvlc.
Exclusive and first photot?raph to arrive in this country show
ing the exterior of the San Francescodde Paulo Church in Naples
while tho funeral services of the greatest .tenor, Enrico Caruso,
were being held within. Hundreds of music loving native thronged
the church while many hundred more waited outside.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS FROM SHERIDAN
SHERIDAN, Ore., Aug. 26.
(Special to The Statesman)
Miss Dorothy Bicknase of Port
land Is here this week visit!np
her chum, Miss Marietta Shum
way. The latter is planning to at
tend the University ot Oregon
text tall. Miss Bicknaso expects
to go to the coa3t on her return
to her home.
When a telephone pole on which
hi) was working broke this morn
lug, Fred Magginni,- lineman of
the plant here, fell. landing on an
adjacent fence. He was shaseu
up but sustained no serious injur
ies Mr. Mid Mm. Thllip Be wlcf, ac
companied by. their friends, Dr.
and Mrs. Russell of Wil'.umjnu,
left early this mjrniug for a weeks
tout of the beaches. They will In
clude Kockaway, Barview, and
Seaside on thr. itinerary. '
Mis. ; James l'ajne had as her
guests over the week-end, hor
rncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
DadOOf Portland.
The local ball club has been
scheduled for a game here Sun
day with the highway' engineers
from above Willamina.
Rev. C. L. Dark of tho Metho
dist church at Tillamook and for
merly partor here, accompanied by
his wife and son". Russell, was In
town for a short time yesterday
on his return from a short vaca
tion spent with relatives near As
toria.
M. Ii- Tlvan nnd familv arn awtiv
from their home here for some
time. Visiting near Wenatchee.
Wash., where Mr. Ryan has a
fruit ranch.
Mrs. E. Ia. Knickerbocker and
small daughter, Nancy, accompa-u
niod by, her sIsterMrs. Ii. 'W.
Jones, left this morning for the
latter s homo in Portland whert
friends there. She expects to re
main for an indefinite period.
Wilton Alexander and family
m, a m rw in tr f r A m Vi of t Yi r TT1 o in
the Mill creek district to McMinn-
ville. Mr. Alexander has a posi
tion with an oil company in that
city.
In honor of Mrs. H. A. Yercx
and her daughter. Miss Eilene
Yerex, Mrs. A. J. Bewley invited a
small number of guests to her
home Tuesday afternoon. Mis.;
Yerex has recently returned from
an extended trip in Europe.
Among those present were Mrs.
E. !. Knickerbocker, Mrs. R. O.
Pray, Mrs. C. H. Knickerbocker.
Mrs. B. W. Jones and Mrs. Yerex
and daughter.
Miss Altha Chandler leaves to-
morow- for a 10-days vacation to
be spent with her brother and
friends near - Astoria. She will
teach at Athena the coming year,
her school beginning September 6
Miss Chandler has been spending
the summer on her father s farm
east of town
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mammer came
yesterday to spend a week visiting
here with Mrs. Hammer's brother.
It. H. Stone. Their home was for
merly in Montana, but recently
they have been living in Portland.
W. Nelaon, of the Highland dis
trict is building a model poultry
house on his lam, to accommo
date his Increased hock. He has
met with much success in this In
dustry and will greatly increase
his present operations.
David Holmes of Grande Ronde
was badly injured Wednesday aft
ernoon near Willamina when a
threshing machine with which he
was working, caught and pulled
over a telephone pole which
struck' him on the head and shouf
4ers. Ha was shaken up and Dar-
naiiy stunned liy
sho will visit until the 'arrival of w- , if .. D.
her husband who is expected 1 1!?.i?ro.u5htlto iIIa,nina.
about the middle of September ;
from Honolulu. While In Sheri
dan, Mrs. Knickerbocker has been
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Bewley.
In honor of Jiis 19th birthiay
yesterday, James Banister enter
j tained a company of young friends
at his home last night.. The eve-
julng was pleasantly f spent with
games and 5 contests, interspersed
wltn reminiscences ot days spent
at Sheridan High school. Birth
day cakes and punch were served
! to the guests.' Those present were
Misses , Florence Umson. Aid a
Faulconer Leon a Harmon, Nfna
Magginni, Stella M,agginnl Olive
Mark,.1 Altha Chandler. Wanetah
Davis and Verne Byers; Everett
Johnson, Maynard Sawyer, Will
Smith, Fred Magginni, Albert
Ryan and Sheldon Sackett.
Airs, waitlemar Kelson Is in
Tortland this week visiting with lwero brothers.
for treatment where he is reported
to be somewhat improved.
Cluff Barr, Lawrence and Dean
nippie, Malcolm Frost, Gus
mrsn, Harold Lackey and Ken
neth Epley were the happy boys
who formed a camping party last
night in the Amity bottom Th
boys took all camping equipment
ana spent tne night In the woods
George Epley and William Frost
Trade school principal, were the
leaders or tno expedition
Don lownsend. mail carrier on
route two, is taking a vacation.
His place is being filled by Ilex
Burgess.
A pleasant surprise came to
Xichol Mclntyre'the first of. the
week when he discovered by acci
dent, that If. M. Mclntyre. visit
ing here from Salem, was a conr-in
of whom he had often heard but
never bed seen. Their father?
growers present were Dean A. B.
c-ordley of Corvallls, John F.
Forbes of Dilley. Dr. P. II. Jobse
and Henry I)e Neuf of Wlisonvillc.
A E. Wlright of Portland, Kn-
fteth, MiUer ol Sheridan, J. It.
Chapman of Salem. E. W. Mat
thews of Amity. Charles Iieln
and T.H. Brokkc of S'tvrton.
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Price for Season's Harvest
Agreed Upon by Grow
lers of Polk County
to pick by the hour, a price of
30 cents has been agreed on. The
price paid for picker last year
varied all tho way from 10 cents
a box when the season opened, to
4i cents, after the rains, set in
and made' the orchards lakes of
mud. The chaaces are that there
will not be a scarcity of labor this
season in the orchards as In the
past, and a ltnmber of growers
bavo- already signed up their or
chard and dryer forces.
18 Head of Sheep Lost
i By Dallas Business Man
tAf .T.AS Or . Aim? 5f. -IISnn-
cial to The'. Statesman. )rPrune
growers of . Iwilas and vicinity
have ducldo! thai fi cents a box
will ic the price paid this year to
pirkerr. with a honnK ,f .9. -ntu
a box icr those pick rrs who stay
.with : their, jobs until tho entire
crop is Harvested, 'i bc growers
say this is the agr;cd price ot
practically .all -tho prune growers
lln the t.-ile. Where "tho rrnni
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Uire light and the pickers prefer
DALIES, Or.. Aug. 2C- (Spe
cia to the SfafeRman) Jess t
Potter, proprietor o" a .local con
fetfonery rtore and aisSo a farm
et and stoekraifr dnring bis leis
ure hours is the lo.srr of about IS
head of sheep which disappeared
from his ranch Tiear Dallas' the
first of 'the wfok. Mr. Potter, af
ter several days search ot the
Fitrronrdfpc conntry and Umber
on hl rwncK has coin'- to tho ron
r1uKnn ' that ?ome'Tne bauied the
animals away on a motortruck.
The Bheep were. nil registered stock
and means nuii'e a loss to Mr. Pot
ter. Sheriff Orr has been work
ing on tho caer for the past, few
days but is i liable to find any duo
as to who took the sheep.
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reccdent Values extremely low prices throughout the entire stort yet in keeping
with the People s Cash Store standard of high grade merchandise.
Bustling With Grand
Ten Huck Towels
A 19c value in a 18x36 Heavy
Huck Towel, plain and triple red
borders. These towels are of an
exceptional quality and priced es
pecially for. Dollar Day.
8 Yards Outing Flannel $ Cfl
jl very line auu liiujt inM'"1"'
quality Outing Flannel. This
comes in 36-in. width and meets
the demand of all users. Special
price for Dollar Day.
Boys' Wash Suits
On Sundays, especially, haven't
you many times wished you
bad a sparkling new little wash
suit for the sonny? Something
inexpensive yet neat and dur
ably constructed; something
that would wash well and not
fade. Well, we have it here
for you in a large pelentan of'
colors very neatly trimmed, in
sizes from 2 to 8 years.
Opportunities to Save
2 Boys' Union Suits
2 Fiber Silk Hose
2 Polly Prim Aprons
Does your wardrobe include
two of these aprons? If not dc
not delay longer, for on Dol-j
lar Day we offer the most ex
clusive showing of Polly Prim
Aprons ever beheld In Salem.
They are made of extra fine
quality Percale and Gingham,
braid trimmed and a very wide
choice as to colors and color
combinations. For Dollar Day
only.
7 V-j. Yards Hope Muslin fc j
The genuine Hope Muslin; it truly
is not of a necessity to try and
describe it, as this grade is known
to every woman. For Dollar Day
only.
A very large selection of thro
IIoso will be found here and in
the most popular shades and all
sizes including many outsizes.
Just for Dollar Special.
3 Pairs Ladies' Hose
Can you imagine Ladies' Mercer
ized Lisle Hose in a good assort
ment of colors and Bizen and extra
good quality,' 3 for fl.00 only
during Dollar Day Sales.
7 Child's Stockings
The kind that will relieve you of
mending every now and then,
stockings that will wear well be
cause they are made well, save
doubly during Dollar Day Sales.
Made of that fine nainsook that
makes so easy to wash and alio
in fine ribbed materials that jnak'o
this a splendid bargain sizes 20
to 34. Dollar Day Special.
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Fine French Percales, fast colori. r-
38 inches wide, in licht Bhadns w 1
dotted and in stripes, percales
that regularly sold at 25c tho
yard. Just another proof of th,"
tremendous values we offer dur
ing Dollar Day Sales.
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2 Fine Bungalow Aprons
A sale unordinary. these
quality Bungalow Aprons. Well;
made to the demands of everyi
house woman. They run in all?
colors, nicely trimmed. 1
11 Wool Serge, Yard
$C1
Two Underskirts
Each one of these Muslin Under
skirts is really worth the price, as
they come in fine quality muslin
with large ruffles in all sizes too.
Dollar Day Price.
Girls' Twill Middies
A very heavy regular merceriz
ed twill school middies for girls
in all the wanted sizes and very
pretty collars. These middies
regularly sold to as high as $3
and $4 each. Our Dollar Day
Bales price, only ,
$7.50 Jersey Jackets
A timely special that should at
tract all women for its money
saving importance. All wool Jer
sey Jackets with pleated back and
neat narrow belts, stylish and
handosnic. This price for Satur
day only. , -
$3.98
$15.00 Wool Tricotine Dresses
Two Ladies' Union Suits
Summer weight Suits, ffne ribbed
and many other groups that go to
make this a wonderful purchase
at this tremendous saving during
Dollar Day Specials.
Three Ladies' Vests
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Vests you would easily valne to
50c each, in bodice and band tops,
the sizes can be had till 4 6 atid
please remember they are mer
cerized vests. Dollar Price.
An early fall shipment that was
purchased at a special and unu
sual low price by our buyers. Will
be sold as an example of our bar
gain giving during this dollar op
portunity day. The new style:?
with side pleats and novel trim
mings, go at
$ 8.50
$17.50 Plush Coats
The most attractive of all out
er apparel for one this season aro
these new Plush Coats. riush
and Fur trimmings in same and
contrasting colors. Dollar Day
Special
Other lots of high priced coats
at unusual money saving prices;
come and ask to see them.
Just as an illustration of the won-
werful values we have here fdr
you, we offer all Wool Herges in
a large variety of colors at this
big Dollar-Day savings. "
torduroy v enret, I ara r
The newness of these materials J
JUAIVC . IUC1II icbw w v w ; miu
they are bo very, suitable for
kimonas and bathrobes that It
makes this a doubly wanted lt-
em.
Winter Hats
For Ladies and Chldren a won
derful opportunity presents
self. These hats are in Velonr
Felt, Velvet and come in black,'
brown and blue colors. You
can't afford to let this pass by
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1 ' Yards Pure Silk Pongee j $ rf
Tarns
The new Velour Ta.ma in pretty,
rich and desirable colors. These
formerly sold for $3.50. Dollar
Day special price
$11-50
$1.49
The very finest Imported Ptiro
Silk Pongee that always sells fqr
$1.25 the yard, and they do mako
up into such lovely waists or
dresses. Don't pass this by.
10 Yards Toweling
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You know that towelling Is somfl
thing you can always uso to good
advantage and especially , when
you can purchase at such tremen
dous reductions in prices.
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2 Men's Union Suits
Men's Summer Union Suits in a
full selection of sizes and style,
made of finest ribbed materials
and also In athletic. Dollar Day
Specials that mean savings.
2 Work Shirts
The heavy Blue Chanibray men's
work shirts that wash so well and
that is cut in such full size and
do. not shrink after washing, on
ly during Dollar Day Sales.
$cfl
Men's Work or Dress Pants
Some woolen, mostly a very hea
vy, strong and durable cotton
pants that can be used both for
work and that do not look like
overalls after working hours.
2 Pairs Overalls
An odds and ends lot of Blue Den
im Overalls; not of the light ma
terial kind, but very strongly con
structed to give you more than
jour money's worth.
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10 Pairs Men's Dress Socks
You buy a largo quantity of these,,
and will : sell them to you
at this low price. These are oxjj
'that sell regularly for 15 to 25cJ
Dollar Day special. 6
10 Pairs Work Socks
A wonderful value these pox- are;
for the-price. They always soldi
for 15c. Now these Rock ford boki
so famous for their wearing quabj
ities. sell 10 for
Bargain Basement
Dollar Day
Salem's Original Bargain Base
ment Store
Original in the idea, original in the
merchandise. There is only one Dargain
Basement where the price has 'been so
greatly brought down.'' where mcrr-han-dise'
iif priced on such a small margin.
Thousands have become aware of it and
thousands shop here rcsulsrly. Join tbe
crowds of shoppers. f
Dollar Day Offerings
10 yards Gingham
10 yards Percale
20 yards Cajioo in short lengths
from 1 to 15 yards , .
Set of 6 Cups and Saucers
2 dozen Jelly-ft'lasses with covers. . .
12 pairs heavy Cotton ttloves
Set of 3 granite Stew Kettles.
3. 4 and 5 quarts . . .
Vicko Aluminum Percolators ....
Meat cutters
Large size Nesco Dairy Milk pails.
Large size Feather Pillows.
Children's Gingham School Dresses.
15 yards Chambray in tyue, gray,
green, etc.
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MEN! MEN!
Here's (JimmI News for You You have no doubt heard of the
big Three Days' Sale of Men's Suits. It's become the talk of
the town. Weil, this sale will be continued on Saturday. '
Attention Hop Pickers and Campers
We have a list of speii-.il pyres we offer to all hop-pickers
and to all camps and especially so on quantity purchases. We
feel that the savings we will make you will be to your great
advantage. We eash hop pickers' checks.
it will pay you to gn in touch with us before you make your
nest purchase.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
Wc now issue 50c coupons in every department of the store,
and we want every one of otir customers to take advanatage
of this special opportunity and save them for the valuable pre
miums we give in return for them.
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164 lbs. Cane Sugar f
10 cans Armours Very BestMilk.
"l2 cans Hand Packed Tomatoes
7 lbs. Pure Lard in Bulk ..J.....
21 baTs Crystal White, Soap i ... .
7 lbs. Bent Coffee ........
3 lbs. Diamond W Coffee .
1 can milk free.
2 saeks rolled Oats '.
22 lbs. White Beans .,....
2 sacks Pancake Flour . ...
9 cans I'ora .... - .'
'9 cans Corn . i........ ..
95 cans American raraines s . . . . .
1 callon best Cooking Oil in bulk.
1 gallon 1II BUH1IU ' I uy
12 'lbs. Teannt Potter
Salted Peanuts, pound . . .
i :irk (!rown Flour .. . ..
Blue Kibbon Flour
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Shoulder Ham .......... .f. --JS2
IT. S. Bacon, 1 can, 12 lbs.nct. . . i
5 large cans Roast Beef . . I .4, . . . 1 1-00
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