FRIDAY HORNING, AUGUST 21. ID
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Monthly ; 'Session of Polk
'Count); Groups Is Held;
Meetings Successful
The regular monthly meeting
of the Polk County, - Federated
clubs was held ajt Brush college
r August 14." with the president, T.
J. 1 Craves of Perrydale, . In ? the
hair'. '
i Following the reading of min
tutea and routine reports Mr. Cadle
was ' introduced, and: gave a rery
Interesting explanation of a grain
cleaning 'demonstration on - his
"am recently. . Thla' grain aspi
rator, " as it is termed, im mount
ed on the threshing: machine, and
jtn only commercial ; item : in the
whole arrangement to the wower.
This arraagement was devised and
patented by the Portland office
- 'of the department of agriculture,
advwHl be available at a low cost
tcf, all .who desire to use it. The
' Samples of grain shown, together
jwlth the dockage removed by this
device, were on display. It is
heped that Mr. Cadle. will hare an
fihlbit at the Polk . county fair,
ijd the method employed can be
explained fully. 'This method ; of
Ymoving "dockage" or waste from
jthe' grain will not "only save the
Vo?t of shipment of this -material',
tfut will result "In - having' grain
Vlean at market In point, and
Wike available the by-products for
toe It and poultry Teed :n ! the
farms.: Elimination of one handl
ing of the grain will save on. mar
keting costs, - - --r
- Miss Holme and' Miss Mitigate,
Jrom the .Portland office of the
Oregon Tuberculosist . association,
spoke upon the duties of a public
health nurse; the great benefit to
a : community i employing such a
mirse;and brought out the princi
pal points of helpful, Service they
, bring. The question as to wheth
er the federated clubs will endorse
the proposition of a -public 'health
arsefor'Polk county is to' be re
ferred to each member club, with
arguments favoring such employ
ment. Mrs. Braden, secretary ' of
the federated clubs, wi)l arrange
lop the .referendum endorsement
to be presented at a regular meet
ing of ; each club. and hopes to
have some one present to speak
.fpon the subject at the time each
club' votes on the question.
. ,Mr, -Moore spoke on. rodent ex
termination, offering to arrange
for demonstration nd instruction
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The president of ! the Marion
Counjy: Federated Clubs, Mr. Ful-
Kerson,, was present; Introduced,
and spoke briefly, -bringing greet
ings frcOT.M3TldiLCouhtyand.ptOT
poseq a joint meeting of, the two
county federations .to be held in
Marlon 5 eounty.saying5'alrrroads
lead to iSalem," in Marion county,
and a good many of the roads In
Polkrcounty!iead tol Salem.: iine
touched upon the road building
program . of Marion i county, iex-
plalning the good results obtained
by outlining a five-year program
for the entire county;
The-next meeting of the feder
ated .clubs will be hjfeld in Dallas
on Sept. '16. the regular meeting
date; conflicting with the Polk
county fair dates. ' j -
'At the close of the meeting the
ladies of the Brush College clubs
serred light refreshments.
i . . . . . ... I that Bingnam is one or the men
IfiOW INiCOUNTY JAIL who attacked the farmer. The
assault occured a" few weeks ago
WALTER BIXGIIAM IS RE-
'TlTtXED FROM PORTLAND
C0nCEHTAS07l;HnTT:G
Cimmmtaitre Indicate! Wownded
Jlan JIadc Attack .Vpon
VDonakI Farmer ' .
Argentina Is quarrying " onyx
suitable for interior r finishing! of
buildings and has.begtfn to ehip
it to :the United States.
Walter T Bingham, alias iHeni-y
Bennett, - charged - wita assault
with, intent tou-kill. was returned
from Portland yesterday by Sam
Burkhart, rJHatlon county deputy
sheriff, and placed -In the county
jail. Bingham is said' to have
been one of the; two' men who at
tacked Henry Stuffer, of Donald;
a short time ago. . He was dis
charged from a; Portland hospital
yesterday, having been confined
there for treatment for two'gun
shot wounds said to have been re
ceived -when Stanffer fired on the
men after thejf had -beaten him
over the head rwith clubs.
Salem officers declare, circum-
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Guaranteed Quality Foodstuffs
-Having gained in Volume of Business 100-from Aucr-
usi.it, iyz4 to August! 15, 1925, speaks for : itself is 1
Sufficient proof .-of satisfied customers and substantial -I
savings being obtained by those Who compare our qual-;
AWy 1 Xl t 1 i st
auu pi ices yy inose oeing paia eisewnere. uompare
and save." Two extra men. have been obtained for Sat--
urday to enable us to giye you better service". :
Phone Daily 1371 or 1372
s for your? supplies V
. "No extra charge for Delivery"
Frujt
BANANAS
3 lbs. : 25c
(Everyone can i enjoy .theni
! at this-price) j
CANTALOUPES
I 4 6 large Canta -
' I 25c -'-
NEW
FALL
WATERMELONS
.Black seeded;
per lb. 2c
(Cantilever
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Shoe
JUST IN
Fruit: Jars
sThis is Jar time let us
supply your needs!
Mason ptsi doz. 56c
'Mason -qts.f clbz. 69c
Mason J2 g.-doz 99c
JOHN..
EOTTL'E
MASON CAPS
2 dozen for
'Hams
Sweet Sagaf-CureYl Hams.
y. or whole, per lb. :
35c
Soap
Armour's Best Soap
.10 for 39c
Nutbla
arine
3!lb$.73c
Marg
Flour
In selecting! your "winter's
supply why not get the best
it costs no more here. Ask
your neighbors how they
like it.
Money Back Guarantee
Ceretana
Montana's "BestHardwheat
Floiir
49 lb.1 bag $2.55
Potatoes
Guaranteed Good
10 lbs. 25c
418 State Street j6 DELIVERIES DAILY
when Stauffer was hit over then
head as he entered his barn. The
farmer, although dazed by the at
tack, drew a gun and shot at the
men, although they made their
escape In an automobile. A short
time later a. telephone operator in
Aurora notified the police that a
touring car had eped through that
town, driven by a hatless man whi
had blood streaks on his face. He
obtained the license number, of
the car and notified Sheriff Bower
here. Portland was asked to
make a, check on their hospital
lists and in a short time called the
sheriff here that a man had been
received with two bullet wounds.
A check on the license number of
the car disclosed the fact that it
waa - registered to a - man named
Bingham at Castle Rock, Wash,,
although the Initials were not sim
ilar. . ' -
When received at the hospital
utngnam declared that he had
been shot near St. Helens during
an argument with a driver of an
other car, following an auto crash.
PROGRAM TONIGHT AXD T1ES-
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SpeMalsfor
All 15c Bread
12c
Honey and Milk, 'Raisin, "Rye and
Whole Wheat .
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1 Double Loaf
15c
- Angel Calces
20c
Vanilla, Strawberry and : Winter-
- green flavors
All Doughnuts
15c per dozen
Genuine Butter (amh-also the
rich, raised Doughnuts 1
Your 'Choice for 15c
Ltmch and Ice Cream Served
1XSURAXCK DIRCTSSED
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SEATTLE. Aug. 20 Group In
surance for. city employes covering
life, health and accident was dis
cussed here, today by city council
men as an artermath of recent
budget decisions granting salary
increases. - i
Concerts by the Cherrian band
In WUlson.park tonight and next
Tuesday night will end the pres
ent season; it was announced yes
terday by Oscar Steelhaminer. di
rector. The final program will be
made up of request numbers.
The program for tonight fol
lows:
In Storm and Sunshine March . .
a Heed
Selection, Amorlta,' Laurendeau
Popular Numbers.
Trombone Solo, O. A: Steelhammer
Selection, "The Serenade" ....
..,. Herbert
Vocal Solo ..O. B. Gingrich
,(a) Heart Bowed Down,
(b) I Want Your Love.
AHta (Wild Flower) .... Losey
(b) Guard Mount (Characteris
tic Piece) Eilenberg
Selection "The Maid and the
.Mummy Bowers
Call of the Road March .. Jewell
Star Spangled Banner.
MAKE INSPECTION TRIP
tTLew road ;betwrpa' tup ; to
towns. The United States depart
ment has approved the work and
thU county must concur In the
approval before the final settle-
ment with the contractors.
The Detroit-Niagara road' will
be. when completed, one of the
most scenic drives' In the United
States. It will, however, be a road
where the driver must exercise
care in the operation of his auto
mobile. In some places it is im
possible for two machines to meet.
and past.es have been arranged for
that purpose.
. I'p to the present time no means
of egress has been available for
the people living In that district.
although a road deputy has been
kept there and assessments levied.
The county is out nothing In
building the road, as the assess
ments have accumulated to the
amount of $30,000. the cost of
the present hfghwar.
The road will not be paved, but
Is to be dressed with a fine coat
of crushed rock. This will be com
pieted in a short time. The con
tractor who was allowed $3 a yard
for rocking the highway, has set
his crusher In the road and takes
an nis material rrom the side of
the hills.
RURAL -CARRIER B0RIEDTraira.T?u u 1 i-i-iuii.i
yn irc.icii. f lurat oiierings
were beautiful and profuse, and
the graveside services were very
Impressive. Lyman MarDonald
sang daring the ceremony.
Veterans of the Spanish war as-,
slsted at the service, with Ser
geant Jirak sounding taps as the'
casket was lowered Into the grave.
C 'Kl UTCIIFIELn ITOXORm
IJV LARGE ATTKXnAXCT.
Funeral services for George F.
Litchfield were held yesterday
with Rer. E. H. Sh&nks officiating.
Rural mall carriers, of which Mr.
''Science 'for Service"
; Through the Experiment Station, the Extension Service,
1 and Resident Instruction
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Oregon Agricultural College
g Serves the Farms, the Homes, and Industries of Oregon
VISIT ROUTE BETWEEN XIAG
ARA AXD DETROIT
J. H. : Porter, county commis
sioner, and J.W. CtHver, road mas
ter for Marion county, will leave
this morning for N la Kara and De
troit to make a final inspection of
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Saturday Spec
ial
-Piece Pantry Set
Fine decorated sanitartour-piece cannister set con
taining the four pieces asSlIustrated. Snow white with ,
blue decorations. Attractive and a necessity in every
kitchen. This is a big special come in and see it. To'
see is to buy. ' ;
EVERY "WEEK WE HAVE NEW SPECIALS
We have a limited supply, which we are offering to
our customers at a special price.
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Selefit "your fireplace pieces at our housewares
department in the basement
A stand for a complete shoe
polishing outfit has lm-n given an
angle that permits iu use by a
peron Heated in a chair.
' j It offers a college education In
Agrirultiirr, Coramrrcr, Eairincring. Forertry, Home Erono
pmics, Minew, Pliarmacy. Vocational Ed oral tun. Chemical
Kngiaeeriac, Military Science ami Tactics -
The School of BASIC ARTS AND SCIENCES pro-
, Tides the foundation for all the technical courses. The
training includes Physical Education. Industrial .
Journalism, Social Sciences and Music.
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Fall Term Begins Septemher 21, 1925
For illustrated booklets and specific Information, write to
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THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College
j -CorvaRIs, Oregon . '
AT 'WEEK END PRmEQ'
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
Buy the Best Butter; Clams
Margarinek Best Creamery C9r Raior Minced
,CA ! In carton, lb....... OC Tall cans. 3 cans. . 70
xtoIa-3 69c ib roii......$L02 Coffee
Pure Cane Sugar Corn Flakes S. 39c
lOlb.bag.. blC KelloK-e 9Qr 1 "f C '
ft 1Q: 8 3 lb. bag 311D
100 lb. bag...... 00. lj j ,, n ,
i Campbells Compound
Floiir V Baked Beane QQr
Blue Ribbon nr 5 cans No. pail OSL;
49 lb. sack Ol.y , "Z "T . 1 '7S
Snowfall Hard- A r , j CaUUp No 10 Pail ylel J
wheat 4 9 lb. sack 01D Reieger Brand ir "Q
o i i per bottle . lDC . Bananas
OOap - Firm Fruit 9C
Crystal White or j Mustard 3 lbs. .......... XJC
6 bam n1W C mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKammMmmK
C'?Z7.::.Z 25c I-""1" "19 MazolaOir
p"ci;rw37c. -23c .49c
C.O.D Orders
Given "Prompt
Attention
174 li. COMMERCIAL STREET
Grocery
Department
Telephone 1333
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This Sale "started like a whirlwinil. Today'will -be still bigger as the news of these values get noised around.
Make it a point to ;be heredon't wait and realize ! the values after they have passed, act now.
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Heav doubles in blue, Virgin Wool, . both Dou-; Regular $15 values.- Refinished Singles in Big lot of Dyed Indian
te-sffitott and jSata SSSSlSSS "T Singles, damage plaid, and border stripes Robes. Color bright red. '
and .tlain. Regular value value $13.50 to $18 hardly noticeable. Plaids virgin Wool Ideal for camping, etc.
$130 -to $18. Slightly, burned along edge. Many and stripes. Virgin Wool j
burned or soiled i ' ' refinished . ;
: i$5 : L 75 ; - $j).50 i $(g5 $g.75 ;
PENDL3TON BLfiNKETS
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