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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE lB,Yo2ri - '
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Auburn
Mr. and fare. eter' Richards
honored their cherry pickers -with
a social evening," when they InTited
in a number of friends to cele
brate the completion ot their har
vest Thursday;" . Ice ""cream , and
cake were serred 1 acid a, pleasant
sptial evening wa: enjoyed by all.
The guests were Miss "Alvjna
Schurman, Mr. and Mrs.. Harold
Mage and family, Mr. and Mrs.
A.jjftv' sI4ndbeck and, family, Mr.
FrS&f Cirod,. Mr, Lloyd Qirod and
Mr. and Mrs. Peter. Richards.
It has been - decided to hold
Sunday school and preaching ser
vice every other Sunday for the
summer at Auburn. ; Rev. Culver
will preach June 20. Let every
one be present for an hour of wor
ship and praise. ; .
Turner
r
some weefes .agpl Jn camp, ' ia -able
to drive his car.' ;'
1 Friday evening the last meeting
of the - Wfllardti Community club
was held in the church. ;- A piano
solo by Donald Allison, and a vocal
duet by the "Misses 'Edwards and
Adams, all of Salem, were greatly
enjoyed.; Rev. Stover of the. Con
gregational cnnreir of Salenv gave
an address m.Tha Art j of liv
ing', which, everyone says was pnv
&t. the finest. talks the dab has
ever had,, .WRl Jones. pf Macleay
gave a report of the state grange
convention and talked on the in
come tax bill ."which, the grange
will sponsor. ' After games, ,the
ladief served Ice team and 'cake.
Thtr meeting, adjourned for the
summer to, take up operations -the
second Friday , in October. I
Ball brothers expect to start
their flax puller 'in aboflt ten days.
Mrs. J. T. t.yle is home after
three weeks vteit'ln Portland and
a trip to her old hon in Idaho.
- C. A. Bear has returned from
Indiana, where he -was "called on
account of the, deathof his father.
On the return he) visited1 la daugh
ter, Mrs. R. E. Stewart at Spring
Valley Minn. - . t .
T. JB. Ftinstoij, and. Scott Fun
8tOA.and.Fif spent Saurday af
ternoon in Salem. r i
' vSurpriqe, grange met Saturdays,
The attendance was- uot larfce oit
account of the busy season.
Mrs. Ol Baker, acccnbpanied her
daughter, Mrs, G. Grover.aad fam-i
ily to Newbergf, gafl$ay? -
Mrs. M. A HUT entertained the
W. G. Ts Vi wotniindJ friends,
Wednesday. nlghC "-
Miss Hall ie Thomas of Portland
spent several days ..with . Turner
. friends. .
George Farris enjoyed his stay
in Baker in attendance, at th'f
state grange. -; V .
Miss Bessie Davenport left Sun
day for her home near Toledo. She
was a member of the Turner high
, School graduating class. -. ?
y'f T. M. Bear and wife were here
v" itrom Crawfordsville Tuesday.
- leo Dymitt and family have
.tnoved to Salem. - -
. , Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Watson are
home after a trip to Idaho where
they visited their daughter.
The Christian curch gave a
children's program Sunday morn
ing with a speacial service in the
evening in honor of "mothers and
daughters." .
The Robertson annual ?, "picnic
was held June 13 at th,e Taber
nacle grounds. . , .;
A number of Pringle folks en
joyed the Annual Sprint : Exhibit
and Forest Court Operetta, at the
State " institution for the feeble
mfcfrfed on the night of June 9th.
Miss Erma Meeks returned
home from -her school work at
OAC and ta helping- harveet the
fruit. . - ' - '
Earl Meeks of Oregon City an
toed home, for a sn.ort visit at the
weeks end. ' ' i
J., D, Alexanders are enjoying a
visit from their daughter and son-in-law
from- California. ' " '
' ; Grandma Qnimby is" feeling the
effects of a fall, fehe received re
cently. -r "
Among those who have very
fine loganberries this yekr, are J.
r. Alexander and Wm. JPrjobst.;. ,
School meeting notices are
posted for June '21. " '"
KLiinore -Florence .Vidor v and
Adolphe Menjou In ."The Grand
Duchess and the Waitar." -
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Oregon- Laura la Plante, Har
ry Myers, Kate - Price in "The
Beautiful Cheat' from the Satur
day Evening Post story ".Doubling
for Cupid," by Nina Wilcox Put
nam. ' ' ? '
Bligh Sid Chaplin in Charley's
int." i. ' .
Aunt.
Helen Carmaci returned Monday
from Newberig, where they at
tended the Friends yearly ; meet
ing, v- " . --.v :;.
Mrs. Taylor of Salem visited her
sister Mrs. W. E. Way Sunday.
C. A. Cole had his mother and
other . relatives visiting him last
Sunday. , . : :.
Miss Laura Carmack completed
her year's work at Monmouth and
returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hadley and
Miss Elizabeth motored np from
Portland Tuesday evening.
Cnterview-yergreen
Mrs. W. J. Habipfiy. accompanied
her daughter, MfsaJdiidred to Cor
vallis last Tlinrsdayl .where Mil
dred. took her last examination of
the year.' -V-:: . " '
Mr. and Mrs: William Haver-
nick were the guests of .their son,
tra est, at OAU daring commence-
Xweek. Ernest was gradu-
f kViJith the 1926 class.
T. O. Rue has about 20 pickers
in his loganberry patch. The crop
i is large.7 , - .
- . , Mr. and Mrs. Edson Comstock
have as their guests some former
M innesota - friends, Mr. and .Mrs.
JCarl Conklin . anJ two children.
Mr. Conklin is a postal employe at
f Oakville.-Wash. Friday the two
S. i families, accoiripanied by Mrs. S.
' J. Comstock of Silrerton and Mrs.
J J -N. V. Campbell of Portland, drove
I to Philomath where they, visited
Mr. and Mrs. A.' A. De-Franqe, al
ao former Minnesota friends.
,Mr. and. Mrs. L.-B.Haberly are
ppending twb i weeks "In Ellens
brg, WdkSlv. visitlHg relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel doMe. are stay
ing on the farm-durJiuLJ.ueir:'jib-sence.
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, Mr.' and Mr.- Ted Ffet&y are're
Voicing over the. jlittlef daughter,
born June 3. v "
ack Tabert, whowaahiared
i Walter H. Zosei, automobile
tires, tubes and accessoriCB.,. Vul
eanlxing that holds. High Quality.
superior service. A trial makes a
customer. 198 S. Com'L (
White, Honse Restaurant. 362
State St., where hundreds of peo
ple prefer to eat. All you -want to
eat for less than-you-ean eat at
Home, quality And service. ( )
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Don't Let-
That Cold . -Spoil
Your
Vacation
Takeu . .
SCHAEFER'S
HERBAL COUGH
CURE
Sold Only at
Roseclale
Mr. and Mrs. Porter and Miss
Mrs. H. - P. StlOr - m 1111n.rV.
Most beauuVal hats in Salem; all
Bhapes and colors; full stock from
which to make fine selections. Best
quality. 833 State St. ()
First National .tanV. ttiA hnnV
of .friendship and belpfnlpess -in
nme ot neea. . interest paia on
time deposits. Open an, account
and watch.-your money grow.' ()
O. J. Hull Auto Top' and Paint
Co. Ratlator, fender and body re
pairing. Artistic painting adds
100 to the appearance fo your
auto. 26? South Commercial. ()
Hairjfc & Eoff Electric Shop, 337
Court St. Everything electric,
from motors and fixtures and sup
plies to Wiring. Oet prices And
look at complete' -stock. - '()
' H. L. Stiff FttiTiltn re Co., lead
era in complete; hnrUe furnishings,
priced to make you the owner. The
store that studies your every need
and fs ready to meet It, absolutely
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C. P. Breithaupt, florist and
decorator, 123 K. Liberty. Phone
380. Flowers, bulbs, floral, de
signs for all occasions. .Pioneer
and leader in Salem. ()
TJuster Brown Shoe Store. High
class, stylish looking, comfort giv
ing, long wer.rlng shoes for the
least money. Go and "be convinc
ed. 125 North Com'l St. ()
D. H.'Mpsher. Merchant Tailor,
Is turning out the nobbiest and
beet fitting tailorrxnadenits .to
beasure. 1 0 0 business and pro
fessional, men. buy of.Mosher. ()
11 the Canners and Packers
of Salem Are Very Much
. r Rushed With Work r
f On Tuesday and Tuesday night,
In a 24 hour day, the- Hunt Bros.
Co. cannery in Salem paeked
9518 cases, which means 22 8, "4 3 8
ana, 24 to the ; case.- : The same
day, the combined output of their
Salem and Albany canneries was
1 3,8 1 cases, or 331.584 cans, or
at the rate of about a million cans
every three days: , " T
About three years ago, .this
same reporter was able to record
the fact that the Hunt cannery in
Salem had made a record, run of
5000 cases, or 120,000 cans and
that seemed at the time a stupen
dous day's work.
Well, one of these days, when
' things get thoroughly limbered
up, most any day now, the output
of this Salem cannery will be 10,
000 cases, or 240,000 - cans,, or
twice the record of the former
year. And even then W. .G. Allen,
the manager for the Hunt people
will not be "satisfied. . He will
probably feel like he has done a
decent day's work when , he gets
up to a million cans for the Salejn
institution. " 1 ,
" All the Salem canneries :; are
vety"busy. The Hunt cifanery is
on loganberries, black' .ahd red
raspberries, black and Koval Ann
chArries, with - sbtee'strawWrxies
coming in; "in considerable' quan
tities from the hill yards. Full
24 hour shifts are at work.
The . Oregon Packing comp&nv
is probably not far if any behind
on total pack, but the reporter
was not given the figures. They
are using night forces on logan
berries, and are busy on cherries,
raspberries and strawberries.
Paulus & Co. are running full
handed in canning loganberries,
and dehydrating both loganber
ries and black cap raspberries.
They .want all the black caps they
can get.
;Ubby, McNeill & Libby are
taking . great quantities of logan-,
.berries' Xrom that plant to their
eann?tJ iaC TJ16 Dalles- also .some
strawberries yet. ' " ,.
- The? Ndtthwest cannery Is work
ing4, 6 4 - loganberries, , raspberries
andeHerries ; working some forces
at night.
The West Salem cannery is
running ?till 10 o'clock at night;
busy on loganberries, Royal -Anns
and raspberries. Drying some
black cap raspberries. Sending
some black caps to the dryer. They
are canning some Bings and Eani
berts. ';; "'"
The Producers cannery is busy
on slogans, and finishing cherries
and black caps. Running some
forces at night. 4
i The Starr cannery is Tunning
two shifts, day and . night, on
loganberries. Getting fine. "ber
ries. '
Baker, Kelly & McLaughlin are
full handed on logans, with some
strawberries from the hills, at
(hefr "Salem barreling plant, in
the Salem Fruit Union buildinn.
Running their plants with small
forces at Lebanon and Albany.
Black Cherry Shippers.
The black cherry shippers are
aff covered up with over supplies.
Young &. Wells, at the end of
the big . bridge, foot of Center
street, need 40 more women for
a night force, for packing Lam
berts. Shipped three cars yester
day. Snowed under with Lam
berts. Vvli1 ft .: h i -
Denny & CofiF snipped three ears
of Lamberts .yesterday, running
till 11 o'c,locc;;iasV nigW.'' V.!"' " T.'
'' The cherry ; Jpoof people are covr
ered up. Shipped ' .ope cajr'y(estejr
4ay. H.ope f tQ h'lp . two today".
Wp.nt an extra force of women for
packing. Are getting some Bings
and ,m Black Republican; mostly.
Lamberts. At the Pacific Fruit
& Produce company plant.
The Drafer Fruit company will
commence putting dried loganber
ries into cartons today; ready for
the markets.
muffler ;
.. LIFE SAVING STAR
Will Instruct at Red Cross
Institute at Seaside
Next Week
CCH A EPEH'Q
DRUQ 'STOBG
2Jtrinal Yellow -Front
PHOJE 197 .
Pertiar Store :
Cooperatiori-the first principle of success
Alf Union "Men - and Women, v your Friends and Families, are requested to be CONSiSTEfS'
' PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY and "LOCAL MERCHANTS. The following BUSINESS INfER-!.
ESTS of our ity solicit the support" of all Working People and, together with all firms employing
ARMY, ?AfVWi& OtB;
Army. j& Onttng Stores ' -189
X. Oommercial Phone 1 J&8
ACTOMOBIXE PEALERS.
. Glnpich Uotor & Tire Co. -515
S. Commercial Phone 635
MacDonald Auto Cp.
6S0 Ferry ' - Phone 400
i Marion Antomobile Co.
235 S. Commercial Pbone 302
Newton Chevrolet Co.
523 Chemeketa "Thone 1000
Valley Motor Co. ;
264 N. High Phone 1095
- Tick Brothers
280 S. High Phone 1841
BAKERIES
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Better XetJBaking Co. .-.
264 X. Commercial Phone 544
- Model Bakery
121 S. Commercial Phone 1657
. Peerless Bakery "
170 X. Commercial ' Phone 308
BRICK AXD TILE .
Salem Brick & Tile Co.
Tile Road
Dr. O. Tt. Scott'
256 X. High -7 : Pbfflld ST.
CLEANERS AND, DYER$
1245 State Phone 703
Ifillpot & Son- i "' -305
State X. Ladd & Bosh Bk.
Rostein & Greenbanmi
240 X. Commercial Phone 973
COAL AND WOOD
Hillman Fuel Co. .
1243 Broadway Phone 1853
Xariser Transfer Co.
143 S.JLiberty Phone j03O
CREAMERIES
'Capital City CooperatiTe
, r . : . . Creamery
187 S. Commercial Phone 299
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' -i i HarfoA. vreamery m i
206 8. Commercial , Phone 688
' ! :DAIRIES ,
- Pairmount" Dairy
910 S. Commercial Phone 723
Salem Sanitary Milk Co. .
1857 State
Phone 816
DEPARTSIEXT STORES :
C. JT. Brelcr Co
-XoTthOonnucn iai
Directors nrparf ment Store
188 X. Commercial Phone 400
Worth Department Store
177 X. Liberty 3 Phone 133
.. . - . cSfJ-C-tore
, , jPTorth Commercial
DRUGGISTS
Nelson & Hnnt
198 X. Liberty Phone 7
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Portland Electric Power Co.
237 X. Liberty Phone 85
FILLING STATIONS
Harbison's Stations
Capitol at Market Phone 1930
West Salem
s
Phone 1792W3
Commercial at Owens
Phone 1247
FLORISTS
C. F. Breithanpt
123 X. Liberty Phone 380
FUNERAli DIRECTORS
Webb's Funeral Parlors
205 S. Church Phone ISO
FURNITCIE
Glese-Powers Furniture Co.
357 Court-
Phone 464
GROCERIES" ASTJ MARKETS
-'-J-4':Z:Zf. Ii.-lfiBslelc Sons
- - van. jwncrau
:i383 CSBWT Phone 37
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jGooley Pearson ; :
21 IN. Commercial - Phone 1371
. r Pade & Krueger
1 1 OO S.knamercial hone 763
1244 State . Phone 649"
..Simpson Grocery; ; f;
155 X. Commercial :
Phones 48 ami 49 -:" '
SkagRs No. 37;
102 N. Commercial-' Phone 478.
State Street Market . ' ,
v 1256 State 7 ' JPhone 574 v
GARAGE - TOWING -.TIRES.
. Lebengood Garage -
.'.V. " Phones; V
Day 564 Xight 131-W
' r IVilson and S. CommerdAl
r HARDWARE.- -
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Doughton & Sherwii.
280 N. Commercial Phone 039
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Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Co.
204 X. Commercial Phone 191
: Salem Hdw. Co:
120 X. Commercial Phone 172
Square Deal lldw. Co.
220 X. Commercial Phone 1650
" ' ice "companies " :
iVa ; i. City. Ice Works
1441 Center " t Phone 73
JEAVE
LERS
844 Court
Phone 533
LEATHER GOODS
F. E. Shafer
170 S. Commercial Phone 411
LUMBER
Gabriel Powder & Supply Co.
175 S. Commercial Phone 728
MATTRESS FACTORIES
Salem Fluff Rug & Mattress
Factory
13 H amLWilbur Phone 1154
MUSIC STORES
Moore's Music House
415 Court Phone 983
MONUMENT . DEALERS
Capital City Monumental
", Works
2210 S. Commercial Phone 689
PAINT STORES
Gabriel Powder & Supply Co.
175 S. Commercial Phone 728
PLUMBING AND. HEET
METAli'."' 5 ,'"
V Nelson BrArWva
355 Chemeketa .-Pfcfl30OS
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REAL ESTATE AND '
iAi Vv INSURANCE
: I Becke & Hendricks
189 N. High Phone 101
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nU SA.SII AND-DOOR MFG. .
:. Hansen ALilleqafift
563 MU1 i. lPhikrie344
ft SHOE DEALERS "p 1
i Buster Brown'Shoe Store
125 N. Commercial 'PhoneTi'
Price Shoe-Co s-
326 State " . , Phonb'tflO'
1- - John -J.. KotUe -Ib-wo- t
413 State ; r, Phone ?lltt-
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TAILORSil'
D. II. 3Iosher
m-m aat .Mkwaa' ' m 1
474 Court -C.: JhonO 36Q
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THEATRES
The Elsinore. ,.Jr :
' - TTBES'AND REPAIR
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G. W. Day ,
294 N. Commercial Phone 66
" Zosel's tfire Shop
198 S. Commercial ' . Phone 471
Salem Vulcanizing Gol
474 Ferry , : , Phone 364
TRANSFER"-COMPANIES
r . D.' A. Larmer .
143 S. Liberty Phone 030
VULCANIZrNG WORKS
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j-Salem . Vulcanizing. JTorka- .I
474 Ferry , ' Phone" 364
LIST ME BSE
F, Burns Details Value of Rer
tainjng designations
for Products
Morethan a million and a half
Americans have witnessed demon
strations of first aid and life sav
ing methods performed by Com
modore W, E. Longfellow, national
swimming expert of the American
Red Cross, who, together with Ed
win H. Carroll of San Francisco,
life saving director for the Red
Cross vestern t6rrtory, will con
duct the Red Cross institute at
Seaside the week of June 20 to
26, inclusive.
Commodore, Longfellow is one
o.' the best known authorities on
first aid and life saving. At one
time lie was a semi-invalid, wtigli
ine only 1C0 pounds, and com
pelled to wear a plaster cast for
two years, during which time he
nsed to direct from a rowboat the
training of life guaids. in the New
York life guard, service. He now
weighs 280 pounds, and by prac
tice and application has perfected
his simmicg technique so t'u&t,
among many, other remarkable
things, he can tow two people at
one time, bring upaind! land 40
pounds of iron, .fiat anbsupport
on his chest a .six-year-old cnild.
.Fry's Drug Store, 280 N. Com!,
the pioneer store. Everything for
everybody in the drng supply line,
with, standard goods and quality
service always. ()
The Electric Restaurant serves
elegant meals and lnnches. Try
them; yon will come again and
bring your friends. Best in Salem.
479 State St, ()
One of the inost valuable as
sets to any business is its trade
name. F. Burns told riembera of
tne saiem Kotary ciud wean . . o.aUnud la.pwt.t.)
diy noon." Burns is secretary of
Hue .Northwest Canners associa
tion." . y t ' i J
I It is by the trade name that
the quality of a manufacturer's
goods becomes known to the world
he said. Burns stated that a com
pany should have its trade name
registered as well as copyrighted.
The copyright merely protects the
sales value of the nime, that is,
a! copyrighted label can not be
imitated in design. But to pro
tect the name itself, it is neces
sary to register. .
( That the registration of trade
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By PICKWICK STAGES
30 HOURS TO SAN FKANCISCO
Throaiffh Reclining Chair I Car Service Three
Schedules Each Day With Stop Oyer Privileges
Leaving the Terminal Hotel
10 A. M., 7:00 P. M., 1 :35 A. M.
! SAN FRANCISCO
One Way . U, $15.50
Round I Trip ... $30.00
LOS ANGELES
.$27.35
One Way
Round Trip . ... ; , .$50.00
For Infonnatiort Call At
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or Phone 696
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Take advantage of the 'Big"Open Spaces" that nature has provided. Camp outfit's
looon and the least expensive We are ihwii a window of camping necessi
ties things that make your camp just as convenient as home yet it gives you that V
big open space, care free feeling. - 'A !
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SEEiOUR EAST WINDOW
We have tents of
many shapes, sizes,
weights, colors. If
you will need a tent
either wall or auto
style see our selec
tion. .
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I STOOLS
! TABLES,
i CHAIRS
! COOKING
I UTENSILS
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In fact everything
b u t t h e (groceries
are here u
Miller Cozy CamiiBecl
i-uu.m ii I ,aw f S rTW S S. S S S S Xm-
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Mill
4 "v.
er Cozy Camp Beds Are Sleep Pr'odocers
r 4 ne most essential tning on a; camping
triij is the ability to lie down at nicrht and
Jrj really rest so that ydu rean get up next
; mornmg; resiea ana reaay to taKe m na-ir-l
tiire's theatre of unending scenerjr.. Have
a salesman demonstrate the flexibility
and rigidability of these Miller beds. - x
The Goleiri&n Camp 'Stove ; -
Atiet you have used a Coleman to cookpur" trout nd ,
bacon on you'll never go baclc to the f ingW ; burning 'iainpV.'
iire. Clean, safe and fast, these stoves add a lot of pleasure. "
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