The C3EG0N STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Sunday Mopuag, Jane 9r 1929
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KEIZER. June 8 The Keizer
school closed Friday after a most
successful year with Mrs. Beryl
Po-ter. principal, Mrt. Era Kelso,
Mr. Cora Beardsley and Mr.
Cbar-lotte Jone3. all efficient
teachers in charge.
Those hairing perfect attend
ance daring the year " were Lor
raine Reecroft. Robert Beecroft,
obert McKnlght, Dorothy Rulifi-
on. Lorena Harold and Margaret ,
Addison.
The school and community pic
nic was held in Hager's grove Fri
day, fully 200 were present. A
bountiful dinner was spread on a
table 50 feet in length and served
cafeteria. Ice cream and lemon
ade were also in evidence, through
out the day.
The sports, in charge of Ray
Betzer, began at 10:30. Prizes
amounting to $150 in value were
donated by the business men of
Salem.
The regular sport events start
ed with a 50 yard race, for boys,
14 years and under, f Winners
were: First, Arthur Sugai; sec
ond. Delmer Dunn; third, "Warren
Poole. ' " -
100 yard race, boys. 15 to 20;
first, George Sugai; second, Wayne
Browning; third, Raymond Clag
gett. 100 yard race, men, 20 years
and over; first, Gilbert Savage;
second, Obed Frogley; third, Clar
ence Poole.
Rope climb, 24 feet of rope.
Winner; first, Jake Doner, 134
seconds; second, Clarence Poole,
15 seconds; third, Arthur Sugai,
15 3-4 seconds.
Running broad jump, first,
George Sugai; second, Gilbert Sav
age: third, Wayne Browning.
50 yard race girls 14 and un
der: First, LaVern Gardner; sec
ond, Rath Melson; third, Lorraine
Beecroft.
Girls free for all base ball
throw, first, Eva Doner; second.
Gardner.
Men and boys free for all
Ahrow, first, Gordon Bowden: sec
ond, John Evans; third, Glenn
Savage.
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Gilbert Savage.
Running high jump, first, Gor
don Bowden; second, Glenn Sav
age; third, Jake Doner.
The ball teams were formed by
two captains, Lloyd Weeks and
John Sugai, choosing sides. The
Week's side won, each member
receiving a snaplight; on the los
ing side each member a loilypop.
Shot put first, Gordon Bow
den; second, Glenn Savage; third,
Lloyd Weeks.
The novelty stunts were as fol
lows: Married men's shoe race; first,
Obed Frogley; second, Clarence
Poole.
Potato race; young ladies 15
years and over; first. Mildred
Gardner; second, Eva Doner;
third, Margaret Bartruff.
Shoe race, young ladies 15 years
ell VYcrL irst Margaret Bart-
ruf; second, Mildred Gardner;
rtnird, Jewel uaraner.
PcaiMtt P9A vnnnv tallica 1 S
ears and over; first, Irnia Keefer;
second, Lois Keefer; third, Mar
garet Bartruff.
Peanut race, married ladies.
first, Mrs. Kels; second, Mrs.
Potato race, married ladies;
first, Mrs. Keeney; second, Mrs.
Gardner third, Mrs. Beecroft.
Jones; third, Mrs. Russell.
Pre-scbool age race; boys, first
i Donnie Melson; second. David
Melson : .eirls. first. Dorothv
Jones; second, Betty Jean Smith
Shoe race, first and second
grades; girls, first, Bessie Wang;
second, Lois Rulifson; third, Ine
Saito.
Three legged race, fifth and
tlxth grade; girls,- first, June
Weeks and Blanche Betzer; sec
end. Alice Sugai and Mary Teru
aki; third, Eloise Eppers, Har
liet Mlrton.
Sack race, third and fourth
grade b6ys and girls; first. Bethel
Eppers and Dino Wuest; second,
Lorraine Russell and John Gard
ner? third, Evelyn Melson and S.
Doner. Three legged race, fifth
and sixth grade boys; first Harold
vicCall and James Campbell; sec
nd. Archie Gardner, Grover Bet
zer; third, Dessa Hawes, Ivan
Webster.
, Potato race, seventh and eighth
grade girls; first. La Vaun Grd
Her;- second, Ruth Melson; third
Martha Oknda. . . .
feJ"anut race, fourth. Itifth, sii.th
and seventh grades; girls, first,
Rath Melson, second. La Tana
Gardner; third, Orel Smith; toys,
first, Delmar Dunn; second, Hine
Wuest; third, Glenn Kelley.
Teachers contest first,. Mrs.
Porter; second, Mrs. Kelso; thjrd,
Mrs. Beardsley; fourth, Mrs.
Jones. This was for writing the
largest number of words begin
sing and ending with the letter
"t" in a given time. ' ; .
Refreshment committee potato
peeling contest; first, Mrs. W, JS.
Savage; second, Mrs. Robert Bart
ruff; turret, sirs. Robert McClay, "
The youngest naby present at
picnic. Howard Saucy, IS months,
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Saucy,
received a beautiful pillow. "
Pie eating contest, one entry,
Willard Savage, was given Orst
prize.
Nearly $5.0d0,000 worth of
American proprietory medicines
were sent to South America last
year.
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RICKREALL. Jono t. Gradu
ation exercises of the RickreaJl
high' school were held Thursday
evening In the school gymnasium
before a crowd of three hundred
people. Thus brining to a close
another year of successful work
by Rlekreall high students.
Those receiving their diplomas
were Dorothy Morrow, Lenore
Meade, Catherine Pewtherer, Ruby
RIchter and Raich Walt.
The program Tor the. evening
was: march by Eva Hamilton; In
vocation, Mr. Mead; salutatory,
Dorothy Morrow; Violin solo, Na
than Steinhaek; class will, Cath
erine Pewtherer; vocal solo. Mrs.
August Rhode, address Judge
Goorge Roasman presentation of
diplomas, Forest Pence; and ben
ediction. Mr. Mead.
Monmouth High
Graduates Many
MONMOUTH. June 8 A class
of 17 graduates received diplomas
at the Monmouth high school Fri
day evening, June 7. Edwin T.
Reed of Oregon State college de
livered the commencement ad
dress. The class was' Introduced by
Miss Edith Clark, faculty member
of the high school; and Norman
Roth, president of the class made
the presentation talk. The motto
chosen Is, "Oat of the peaceful
harbor; into the billowy sea. Class
colors are blue and white; and
class flower red rose. Class roll:
Pearl Adams, Peggy Amort. Er
nest Calef. Helen Daniels, Mary
Alleen Edwards, Alma E. Friesen,
Ruby B. Hamar, Ruth E. Hamar,
Wayne Hamar, Ere Bernlee Har
Tey, Clarence T. Heck, Roy Lang-
ley, JeanetU Marks, Gladys Mc
Kem, Lois MeGowan, Nomaa
Roth, Jeanetta Sloan, Agnes Shoe-
on, carol B. Taylor, LyU M. Tit
tie, CUto K. TitUe; Isabel Wei
lard; Lucille Wedeklnd; Grace "F.
Wilson. Tbelma M. Wilson, Helen
Margaret Y eater.
The Monmouth high school an
nual junior-senior banquet was
held Wednesday evening at Wi
nter's restaurant, with Cal Fet
ser in eharge of the tables. A Jol
ly time Is reported, with toasts
and brief talks by the following:
Eldon Rlddell; F. M. Roth, prin
cipal of the school: W. Bernard
Morse: Norman Roth; Vernita
Mitchell; Ernest Calef; Grace Wil
son; Edith Clark.
An English order for 500,000
strawberry plants was recently re
ceived In Holland.
Brush College
Helpers at Dallas
BRUSH COLLEGE, June I. A
group of fourteen from the Brush
College Helpers attended the pic
nic given at the Dallas park by
the Federated club of Rural wom
en of Polk county, June 4. About
100 were present at the dinner,
which was served In the basement
of the First Methodist church.
Mrs. Corydon Blodgess. president
presided at' the business meeting
which followed. . Other officers
present were Mrs. Herschel Waite,
vice-president, and Mrs. Fred Gib
son, secretary-treasurer. It was
decided to' have a one day Insti
tute In the falL Three clubs El
lendale club. Oak dale club and
Dallas Community club ad
charge of the program. Those"
who assisted with the program
from Brush college were, Mrs.
Chas. McCarter who gave a read
ing, BUly UUey gave vocal num
ber accompanied by Miss -Hilda
Crawford on banjo, and Mrs. A. E.
Utley sang a solo. The next reg
ular meeting of the clubs will be
in October. Those who attended
from Brush college were: Mrs. W.
L. Gibson, Mrs. Charles McCar
ter, Mrs. Oliver Whitney and
children. Loyal and Ruth, Mrs
Fred Gibson, Mrs. John Schlndler,
Mrs. M. C. Pettys, Mrs. C. C. Chaf
fee, Mrs. A. E. Utley and son Bil
ly. Mrs. Corydon Blodgett. Hilda
and Frank Crawford.
Wellington. N. Z.. is construct
ing a war memorial which will
have a carillon.
Mnhml Sayings and Loan Association
A Salem Institution organized in It 19
Place your savings with us
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Fourteen Burnett Jewelry Store on the Pacific Coast present a wealth of "Gift that Endear and En-Dure!"
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ELBERT HUBBARD.
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Electric Waffle Irons
$5.95
Slade and guaranteed by one of
the foremost makers in the land
and usually sold at ten dollars
They have Aluminum grid
and are full nickel tiHer pilot
ed Colored handles and rfee-'
trie connections to match '
Oav a you plea$e!
While they last we ahall aell
them for Fire Ninety-five snd
on the Burnett Budget Plan
Fay ttollar a nrrkl
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Thm "Lovelonif
Wedding Ring
$24.50
The nam "Lovelonc" is relttrd
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Ideal Gift
A Dinner Ring!
The Bride wilt treasure such a gift
Cll her days The one tk'etched f
(Satu'red at Fifty-Nine Fifty (they
.wire Aade to aell t avebty-nv
jld on the tjurneit
dollar a week will
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pytisht la the United States and
applies to thla axqutslt bit or
4welrr 4 White Gold rlni set
x blue white aiamonos. tb
st toksa that a man can buy
on the Burnett Budaret Plan
dollar weekl
"XoTelonc" Wedding- Ring;
With Dlaxaonds all around may
be had for an even hundred
dMlarSnrtbe terms on these
are tig dollars a week.
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Rogers Silverplate,
$28.60 a Set
1 Each piece guaranteed for half a
Century (who car'ea what happens
After fifty years?) Eight Xniveifc
Eight Korka--Six Teanoon Four
tablespoons,' a sugar Fhell and a
butter knife
The Knivet hoi $tairJe$ t-ot
I hla&en and hollow hanrllZa. '
8oId at the cash' pHce Twf-ntjta
a JBiiRnt sixty ontneltsiirnett vii(iae
MI A EKht Sixty oh'.thelBurnett Bnrtael
sVA Plan Take a set for'a'doHarPaf
X&T1 after V-"
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'Thai man thai hak m tongwa
say is ne atan
with hi tongaa km
win a woman!" "-f.
SHAKESrERE
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'Am twonty omai, if all fA
Jftw motor mmmiar mmd thm 1
"Win hmr unth gift, if oho
rmommct mot wordot
Dumb JmwmU, of ton, im
thmir ailmnt kind
Mora thorn qvdck worda
mnll mw a jai nii'a
SHAKESFERE,
A do'lar a week!
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shakesperm.
fmported Dinner SeU
$39.50
Gorgeously decorated China
from one of the foremost pot
teries in Europe ' Fifty-niece
seta are offered at Thirty-iine
Fifty and on the Burnett Budget
Plan at that
Other tel are hncn in "open
ttock" dctignt and you may
Mtart Kith a tmall tct and the
young folk can add to it
1 19.50 to 138.50.
Take any set in the show for a
dollar payment and pay the bal
ance a dollar or so a week-
there are no extras!
Rings
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Community Plerte,
Shown in all ttye aristocrtl
patterns that hare made Comi
Inunlty Plate" famous the world
T'wenty-nins piecci in thm
uaint "Khic:box"a m(3f
or $i may he h id for For'jf
Dollars.
Additional pieces may be had at.
any time and at the cah price!
pTke a ae't for a dollar Psff
balance v.--A
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Oiime Clocks. $29.50
Ions: and almost
iniaia wiin wainu
loot
C fine
enough
Twenty Inches
mahoKanr case
lor a mansion)
They go for eight day vUh one winding mn4
chime all the hour and all Jour Quarter o
set of tUvery-tened pongi, reproducing the famous
Chimes of Westminster At bey.
We naed to "pat ourselves on the back! when wo
sold such clock aa these for less than fifty dollars
4-U was an achievement! But this shipment onof
to n to sell at Twenty-nine Fifty, and on th
Burnett Plan at that. Take one for a dollar pSy,
A lllar Week
Other good clocks, $7.95 to $50.00 uptocm. r.
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SusSested
ketch Bolitalrcs and
nnger KlnKa-the
tar with three dti
Cholc at On
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ter wita three diamonds.
Fort-
liht Fifty.
too eteltan wekt
Diamond Set Bracelet Watch, $33.50
SO and old on the Burnett Budge
A Dolla a Week
9Bd-set
ytithojgt interest.
Bracelet Waichej.tr, to ff
h prices and a years time to
DIAMOND
WATCHES
Are Now In Style
And we are showing a
complete assortment of
the newest, most beau
tiful diamond watches
by BULOVA.
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14 kt. solid wMteaM sat erlib I law
aUoteaet aad 4 sap. .
Shlrea; U Vrwel saw $A(50
fcaaalTBBl
Saver "The Gift that LattJL
m tmm M ak etekad HIT b had for Twn
... vittw 4imr n whit natal and efui
teed for mty years: ucaer eeos 4m oia.
rata are priced at Fifteen Douars lor u
'oar pieces.
ou can get an after-dinner eoff em met, with
pot, sugar and creamier ond trayoU very
artistic for twenty-seven fifty. . ; -
iivar-Plated Water Pitchers are priced at
Five Dollars. "Pyrex" Used Caaaoroles in stlj
vel-plated frames are 4.l: Centerpieoea and
Fruit Bowls in surer plate are etrea 'J,,ll
storeful to choose among uiaiy rncra
nd all sold ea th Burnett Budget nan.
ake all yoo want for a dollar -pay a awtuur
pi
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The ArUtocrat of Time- fnie Ttoat-aeUing" watch
keepers Whits Qold. la the worjdl Fifteen
filled ease la a score t Jeweled saovemsnt, waits
eantlfnl style at 9f gold-filled 7s7gm aad
Pay Dotlas- Dm mm bracelet to snatek
. umumr m wmmsx
Benin &g
Tb beat watch that
amA be , bought fSr
leas than twenty dol
lars that will give
service White- Gold
fin ed eaaee flfteen
ieweled lSJMi
M Kt. soRd white sold est erlife 1 law
phhrea; I5wel saotC $XK)
Uful BULOVA Watch T1
'mmjlmBm&thafnm$2S
Gorgeous Gl-us wares
Centerpieces -x Fruit Bowla,
Candlesticks, Mayonnaise
Bowls, CaQdy Jars, Relish
Dishes, Sandwich Trays, Su
gar and Creama, Priced from
a dollar 16 five. Take aO you
want tor a dollar and "Pay
Vi as Ton Are Paid."
Other Sets fa "taoderniftle! fashion
fterllnsr fiiWec 2nd told Plateffi
tor a rqueen of the realm" at prici
auaurea aouars a:a..-y
' Far. D41aar or So a W
EstaMshed over thirty pears ago
Maaiiiiaiati
VvisTMIN i'TERj
Efectric Percolators
We show them all llsnnlngj
Bowmans, Universal and Bera
leads, xne one pictured la la
e New Chrome Nickel never
rnlshea never scratches and
iis set is nrlced all avr tha
land at Seventy-Four dollars-
Other sets are offered at price
vjJ2l from Fourteen Xinetyj
five V as high as anybody
" - wonts to go,!
TSM-W t "in the show for a
dSUar caymeht and pay the ban
ance
Preseer Sets A Practical GiftT
.the yeeuPe4U-Jton and'Prtal
'Atebertoue in lovely, colors and
dresser set that milady will nsajvery say fsj
4 three-piece settrush. omh aae?
Xanilet minor set u$h glistening fewa
pjop aw m tor wemawrys aouars.
oaernipu7 xunion an
1U arum liua
ior a -queen of the rsalm" at prices
BBiorM aoiiars
teHing SilTer
Roger larfit and Bowleb and
ialerlEatiocal. AB the Mwest
pattarnS sad aO at the Gaah
pricS 23T "a penny added.
Tak a set tor a dollar bO
pay a dollar fifty week.
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- a -flat iff V: U in aouay; ani,pay- .
WSQJI Jt trZ V A dellaw memo a weekl
dollar a weekt
Traweliaw f or the)
Honeymoon Jowrneyr i
Handaome affairs with Innea
chit's that hold all the needej
toilet al tie lea - Brush, coma.'
mirror, etc. . . , Practical and
5 mown, in toe sneicm
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