CTE OnHGON .STATESMAN. SALE!!, OREGON
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sailor, is sticide
IIOQZUM, Wash., Julj - 29. -Oscar
Engatrentj Swedish, sailor
who shipped recently "aboard the
steam schooner j Helena, jumped
orerboard and was lost dnrln? the
Teasel's trip north, from San Fran
cisco, Captain Hoiman reported on
the arriTal of the Helene here to
day." Captain" Hoiman said he
knew Ji ttle of Engstrent and could
not account for the action. -
WARNING PLATES PLACED
AT BAD INTERSECTIONS
MOTORISTS CAUTIONED .TO
"' DRIVE AT SLOW SPEED
' Guaranteed Oualitn Grtinerie&&
Comparison
How often the remark "We have traded there a long
time. I GUESS they have good prices." There is one.
way of finding out a trial week with us and a compar
ison of prices.! The fruits of this comparison has meant
for us: enlargement of our sales force; one additional
phone and I constantly increasing new satisfied cus
tomers' and a substantial saving t6 them. Our merchan-
dise is all -of guaranteed quality . '.. , , Lv - :
Fruits and
; 'J) Vegetables
Tender Stringless
5 lbs LJt
' " ' Large Potatoes
10 lbs. 25c
: New Local CabDage
Crisp, Tender A 9 IX
per lb. ... 0zC
Cantelopes
,New. Turlock shinment.
Vweet and highly
flavored ; i OC'l
4 large cants.. v
Peaches .
Njtable peaches per
basket ;
25c
Margarine
3 Nutola - .69c
Coffee
M. J. B. Hills Bros., or
54c
Golden West
per I lb.
i j
per lb. ...
Bulk Coffee
S lbs. .
-
39 c
S114
' Hams
Sweet, Sugar curedan
exceptional meat value,
half or whole Ot v
per lb. OuC
Soap
10 Armour's Best 0(K
Soap ... .OiC
Citrus ;
large; package 25 c
Creme Oil Soap r ,
4 for . .25C
t . Catsup
Sniders Is Best -
3 large bottles 78c
y-: '' Flour -t-i
-: ' Vr Ceretana -(Montana's
Best Hard
wheat) (JO CC
49 lb. bag dLdO
:' Valley Flour
49 lb. bag.:.; $2,15
Canned Peaches
...98c
No. 22 tins
5 "for .
5 Deliveries Daily
rders C.O.D these hot da
charge for delivery
Phones; 1371-1372
Phone your orders C.O.D these hot days No extra
charge for delivery
LacC of Finances Prevent ' Cen
tral Adoption of System
Throughout Gtjr "
; PlTe pf the latest type of warn
ing plates have been placed at in
tersections of streets known to the
police as particularity good places
for accidents , to frequently occur.
Tne new signals are - painted a
bright yellow and caution the mo
torist to proceed slowly. " These
plates. are, on Miller at Commer
cial; Lincoln at . Commercial;
Church at Court; Cottage at Court
and Twenty-first at State.'
According to Marten : Poulsen,
city . recorder; the ' plates cost ' 5
each and only the low condition
of -the city's finances is retarding
the placing of additional - plates.
When funds are available . other
of the dangerous intersections will
he marked in order to help cut
down accidents.
The plates are or malleable
metal and are designed to with
stand the pressure of many tons.
Cast iron plates, it is said, will
crumple under the load of a heaty
truck.. This type is gaining In fa
vor throughout the United States
and already Portland has installed
approximately 300 of them. Ore
gon City has its dangerous cross
ings marked in a similar manner
while other cities throughout the
state are placing them on the
streets. Vancouver, Wash., has
designated several of its streets as
through arteries and plates de
mand, that motorists .bring, their
machines to a complete, stop be
fore driving onto or crossing the
main artery. . . a
So far none of the Salem streets
have been designated as through
arteries and, no effort is being
made to have automobiles brought
to a complete stop.
Pear orchards this year are spotty, i
however, and in only a few yards
win a full yjeld be received. Bart-
Ietts will: be ready for - vlcUne
aoout the middle-of August.
Band Concert Program v
Announced tor Tonight
At Wlllson parx tonight the
Cherrian band will orfer the fol
lowing concert:
Caesar's Triumphal March..!.
........ Mitchell
Overture, "Orpheus". . .Offenbach
j (a) La Torpelle "Air de Ballet"
........ . . . Losey
i (b) Idyl "The Glow Worm"
. 4 Llncke
Popular numbers..
Vocal solo
! , " O. B. Gingrich
Hungarian Fantasia Tobani
"The Butterfly Bendiz
The -Best Loved Southern
r Melodies ............. Hayes
"On: the Square March". . Panella
Star Spangled Banner. '
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NEVVS BRIEFS"
PEOPLE AND EVENTS
SltVERTON
y : 1 , '-' ' tXLLIt L. MADSEf StaUimas Comsposdm .
Walter Bail Repaired
j.. Damage . done to the roof of
Waller hall when sparks from the
Cherry City mill fire Ignited a few
snmgies ana ournea tnrougn a
smaU hole, has been repaired.-and
a door leading to the attic which
was broken in by firemen replac
ed.- The work was done by the in
surance company, which paid a
loss of less than $50.
SILVERTOX, July. 30. -(Spe
cial .to . The Statesman.) Mrs.
Russell Scott entertained Wednes
day night 'at her home on West
Main street with a party in honor
of ;Mr. and Mrs.- Claire Jarvis.
Twelve guests were, present and
the evening was spent In playing
five hundred. Miss Virginia
Smith won the prize . Riven for
girls while Clifford Rue won the
men's prize. MrsJ Jarvis was pre
setted with a beautiful bouauet
of flowers from all present. Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis are golnr on their
vacation next week, after which
they will return to Sllverton to
make preparations for. moving to
last ' year and who has been re
elected to serve for another year.
will not return to the high school
faculty this fall but will do survey
work for the county, according to
recent announcement. Mr. Sieg-
mund was elected at the middle
of the year to fill the vacancy left
by the death of Charles N. Cham
bers.
Spokane, to. which city Mr. Jarvis
has been transferred by the Union
Oil company. Guests last night
were Mr. and Mrs. Claire Jarvis,
Mrs. Beyer. Virginia Spilth. Mr.
and Mm. Ronrrn Tnwi Mr mil
Mrs. S. Lorenzcn. Mr. land Mrs.
Paul Wray, Clifford Ruoand Fred
iCavendar.
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Several of Sllvert on'a fishermen
left the city early Wednesday
morning to try their luck angling
in tne waters of- the Deschutes
river.
Mike : Storruste, Eddie Evens
Buck Dale and. Mr. Hagen of the
Oil'er Up. station. They, are ex
pected to return Friday night,
The party was made up of Sllverton Friday morning for an
extended visit with, relatives and
friends in eastern ttatta. Ther
plan to spend two orthree months
in Iowa, Minnesota and North Dakota.
A handkerchief shower was giv
en Mrs. Martin Olson at hor hom
Tuesday evening by a number of
her friends. Mrs. Olson and her
daughter are leaving Sllverton
within a! few days for Marshfield
where'Mr. Olson and son. Oscar,
have been employed for som time.
Among those who attendea the
shower were Mrs. E. LytleTs. C.
Kellner.jMrs. Goyette, Hazel and
Irene Coyette, Mrs. N. Cooley.
Mrs. Oliphant, Mrs. F. Rahn and
Reta Rahn.
-air. and Mrs. Amos Corhonae
and daughter. Marie, are leaving
F. N. WOODRY
AUCTIONEER
and Furniture' Dealer
Bu& Used Furniture
. . Residence and Store
leiOX. Summer St.
Phone 511
' Established ftlnco I01S
PEACHES GETTING RIPE
HABVEST IX COUNTY TO COM-
BIEXCE IN FEW WEEKS
Peach growers will begin har
vesting the yellow Crawford vari
ety within three weeks, 'S. H. Van
Trumpr Marion: county fruit In
spector, stated- yesterday. The
yellow clings and some of the
white varieties dre already on the
market. Many of the - orchards
report smaller crops than usual,
Mr. - Van Trump said, due to the
fact that in many cases the buds
t did-not set.' .
. Prospects for excellent returns
Crom Bartlett pears are evidenced
by the fact that buyers are prom
ising $70 per ton for. the fruit.
Last year the price was $55 a ton
Launches Dock Here .
Two launches belonging, to the
Dornbecker Furniture company
are docked at the foot of Court
street here where repairs on them
are under way. . The engines have
been removed and sent to the mill
for ovrhauling.! The boats-have
been operating south of Corvallis
towing, logs to the company mill
at New Era. south Of Oregon City.
The boats will not resume their
Job until next fall.
Miss Rauch at University
.Miss Lora Rauch. local English
teacher In the public schools. Is
attending the summer session of
the University of Southern Cali
fornia. She reports the summer
session this year at Los Aneeles
to be the largest ever held at the
university, having an enrollment
of 2400 students.
Vancouver . Trip Takei
Kenneth McCormick, salesman
at Moore's Music House here, at
tended the demonstration lecture
at the Sherman-Clay store in Port
land Thursday, and later went to
Vancouver, Wash., where he vis
ited friend. McCormick is a so
phomore at Willamette university.
Rasrh Named E-timlnef .
Fred Rasch, wjho has been con'
nected with the public service com
mission as examiner for the last
12 years, has tendered his resig
nation effective September ; 1 in
order to accept an appointment as
senior examiner with the Inter
state commerce commission. He
will make his headquarters in
Washington, D. C.
I: PERSONALS '
, ;
Ralph Bailey, former- well
known Salem high school student
and now a student at the Univer
sfty of Oregon, Is visiting with his
parents here. This summer he is
doing special study in the summer
session of Monmouth normal.
-. Paul Johnson was a business
visitor in Portland yesterday,
J. G. Crimson of Independence
was in the city yesterday on bus!
ness.
JMiss Mamie Fisher returned to
her home in Stayton yesterday
after a month's confinement in t
local hospital following an opera
tjon.
Mrs. J. C. Overton of Hubbard
was a Salem visitor yesterday,
SALEM
CORVALLIS
ALBANY
WOODBURN
SERVICE
Every one connected with Busick's Stores is doing everything possible to
make your shopping at Busick's a pleasure as well as profitable to you.
J Hbre Are a Fiew of Our Every Day Prices
Pure Cane
Sugar
16 lbi.
$1,00
1 - j
t w . .
3 Cans
Alpirie Milk
' fie ;v
BbrHen
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3 Cans
's Milk"
Dari GbldMilk
27c
' 3 Lbs. Gem Nut
Margarine
69fc
3 Cans, Garden Run
': U -Peas': -
Royal Club Sliced'
Pineapple
25 c
3 Cans
Shrimp
49c
Fresh Eggs
Dozen
32c
2 Lbs. Full Cream
' Cheese !
55c
' 6 Bars Crystal White
Soap , .
3i25c;;!;.
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4 Lb. Pkg. Market Day
Raisins
Special Blend
Coffee
lb. 39c
No. 5 Box Fresh Crisp
Soda Crackers
49c
y- v;A.fulUinc;o cut and displayed ccntinu
i & JS oixily in cur modern plate glass refrigerator counter's. -
12) mw
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st IS SAMPLE DAY
at the I CENTRAL PHARMACY
410 State Street I
With each purchase of 1.00 or more we will give FREE one
sack of samples consisting of an assortment of the following:
Cutex Hudnut
Armond Face Powder; and
j Cream
Colgate Talcum Powder and
Shaving Cream I , j;
Krank's Lemon Cream1 and
Hair Preparation p
Karess Cleansing! Cream and
Powder . . I
Hi H: Ayer s.Powder
Kotex ; ' .
Ingram's Creams
47-1 ! Soap
Luxor Powder
Three Flowers Powder and
Cream
Cutex Nail Powder
Cappi Powder
Koloynos Tooth Paste
Melba Powders and Creams
WWm'iy others'!'''!;'';;!'
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Telephone 276410 State
Siegmund Resigns .
Floyd Siesmnnd, instructor in j
mechanical drawing, at the high
school daring the second semester
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See
Window
Displays
THE GREATEST
C jaK. K
SENSATIONAL
See
Window
Displays
Ever Inaugurated In Thio Ctore
A Factory Output Consisting of Hundreds Upon Hundreds of Pairs LadTes' High
GradflFoot"Shu.Ilz Brand Pumps and Slippers Are Involved in This Great Selling
A WMer Selection of Fine Footwear Has Never Been Seen Here.
FRIDAY
ATTENTION
Don't confuse this
offered heretofore-
selling with anything that has been
this Footwear is positively the latest
LADIES!
in Summer Creations all the New Patent, Russet and
the highly desired two tone ef fect Will Yw fminrl in tTi
lotand to be sure sizes and widths to fit every foot.
Te OrigmallSelling Prices on This Wonderful Lot of
Footwear in a regular way would bo from 7.50 to S8.50
a pair. JBut we have taken the entire stock and divided it
into Three Lots as follows
95
n J Don't let anything hold you back iti is positively the
greatest Icriockout hi value giving ever offered in our years
; of selling- Cornel' ;
Men'si Women's and Children Tennis Shoes,
pair 49c
Women's Black Leather Oxfords
big value at, pair J..98c
Children's Red or Blue Sandals.
now gomg at, pair ..............98c
Men's Peter's Brand Work Shoes,
1 an exceptional buy, pair..$1.98
j Men's and Boys' Brown Tennis
ohoes at less than half pnce..98c
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Commercial at Liberty Street
Salem, Oregon
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