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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1929)
PAG3 TWELVE r Tfcs G2EG0N GTATECIIAH. Cafea. Oregon, Saturday l!ornia October 2S, 1223 i if t v 1 ! IB POOL Polk Hand Yamhill Counties Uniting in Organizing - ; Work : DALLAS, Oct. 2 Turkey raisers ot Polk and Tun Mil coun ties are going to be afforded an ! male opportunity for marketing tfcahr birds this tall aa a result ot arrangemeats that hare been com puted whereby a pool will be made up NoTember Sth to be arpped through the Pacific Co eperatlT Poultry Producer asso ciation. v . ' M ' This carload will be loaded and grated at' MeMinnrllle and It Is ;- keyed that a complete ear load of Mrds will be made up for shlp Mtt Financing of the shipment U tola handled largely by banks ' eC McMinnTille where they are plaialag on adTanclag as high as it par cent ot the value of the birds when they are weighed in mm, graded. A second pool Is plan- 4 for the Christmas market to be shipped, about December 8th. - County Agents, White of Yam aHl county and Beck" of Polk eoaaty are cooperating la the ar ramglag of this shipment and any ;tarkey raiser who Is desirous 'of catering this pool can. secure the details from either of these men. otv leu line SUBSGRIPtlOn DRIVE - AMITY. Oct. 26 Calhoun Mon roe has been chosen manager of tbe subscription contest which win be conducted in Amity high eeaool daring the next two weeks. High school student endeaTor to get subscriptions tor - maga aiaes published by the Curtis Publishing company. The work Is done en a commission basis and the proceeds go to the student body fund. The student body has been di vided lato two groups and tbe group securing the most subscrip tlems will be enterUined by the lasers In the contest. ; I- F E If DALLAS, Oct. 28 Demand for Oregon filberts Is Increasing and the North Pacifie Nut Grow ers Cooperative ia expanding the , Markets to other states. The de mand has been so heavy this year that the cooperative associa tion has orders for more nuts than they have poundage. Quite a few Polk county walnut aad filbert growers are already members of this association and Ira Powell, president of the First Katioaal bank of Monmouth. Is a member t the board ot directors. Because at the active demand for Midget Ir. Originators of Low Prices it 1 OEItlELlE BOI ILBEhTS in DFJU Take Your Choice Of any of the cuts displayed in our cases. The prices are plainly marked. They represent values that are un equaled. Pot? Oattspday Wo Soi? Choicest I Sirloin Steak EXTRA SPECIAL! Finest Round Swiss Steaks; per Ib Defideus T.Bono Steaks, per p Younf Pi :) E9o nt. 1 & BEST OLEOMARGARINE.l15c lb. U Home Rendered Pure Lard .i. - rinestfcNut Sweet Bacon? sliced, r- u ANOTHER SPECIAL EVENT - STiaCrLT FRESH SALMON, by the piece, Ib12Kje iar rtV ttyca enjoy eatinjf areal CrebT onejof our t AtZg . JcsbcsT The larsest'and always jthe, best, eachtl V Svz'xt''Vt'tx&n Nordic Fulet .-; :-v,cf Haddock 1 Z- Crt cf csrigrttlga U err enpTcyta, wo closo Eatcr the filberts .the associations las let It be known that they are glad to accept members even , at this late .date. ,-'. : . ' . i - County Agent J. R. Beck has Just ' been in receipt of ;a" letter from W. H. Bent'ey,-manager of the association, stating that 'they will De glad to save growers , get in touch with him in regard to membership. Tor detailed infor matlon concerning the operation of the 'Association, 'Interested growers can either eall ; on Mr. Bentley In his. office at Dundee or on Mr. Powell at Monmouth; There, Is Jt local antt, of the 'asso elation in Dallas which fa operat ed by, E. J. Himes. - - MLUS WILL HAVE S- P. Officials Promise lm- provement in Service' v ', By November 1 L I - . DALLAS, Oct. 2 Assurances have been received from officials of the Southern Pacifie' company that better mail service for Dallas will, go into effect, about Novem ber 1," this ' announcement .was made at a meeting of the directors ot ' the Chamber ,'ot . Commerce Wednesday noon. -Arrangements win Be made for an early morning dispatch Into Daljaj, that will be, distributed by S o'clock. "An ev? enlng dispatch will leave between 7 and 7:30 "pjn. Both of these changes have been requested by the business men of Dallas. Jack Eakln and Earl Hibbard representing the American Le gion, Lelf Tlnseth as mayor of Dallas, and J. R. Allgood from the chamber of commerce and Eev. O. D. Peterson of the Kiwanis club will make up a, committee to have tentative plans tor the . proposed airfield site or feasibility of one for Dallas ready to submit when E. H. Wait ot the aeronautics branch of the department ot com. meree comes to Dallas on a tour of inspection within the next tew weeks. All were present at tfie Wednesday meeting with the ex ception of Rer. Peterson. The proposal of the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce that all communities In Oregon Join with them in petitioning congress for the establishment of the next na tional soldiers home at Roseburg, where a state home Is -already maintained, was endorsed by the directors. The vote of the organisation was against the plan of calendar reform as submitted In a referen dum by the chamber of commerce of the United States. GANGSTER SENTENCED CHICAGO, Oct. 25 (AP) (Friday) "Wee Willie" Doody was convicted early today by a Jury for the murder last May of Chief of Police Charles Levy of Brewy and his punishment fixed at death. The verdict was re turned at 12:65 a.m. FALLING TREE KILLS MAN PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 25. (AP) Crushed beneath a tree he had felled, the body of John Leahy, ft, was found on his farm near here today by his widow, Kate. Market 351 State St. Prime Beef Roasts -25c .25c Dainty Lean "V Loin Chops - - Sugar Cored sv . . .. Bacon Squares AD Pork V ' T..TT- a GOOD ItSH ! r:--" - ' -- " ' ' i - ... Bvr;!-. HLLERj-S J W J BASEMENT 9 A --Undersell': by a wide nuunPpareV foot J wear, hosiery; hats, M yrd goods, blankets, ft g f" 1 men's and boys' wear. i' -'r : Full Fashioned HOSIERY 98C Ouaranteed full-Ia&bioned and aaade of extra fine durable ray on that can scarcely be told from pure silk. These come in all the sew tones ot tan. brown and grey for autumn and winter. Rayon Hose 48c pr. For everyday wear buy our spe cial 4So number In rayon hose. In tans, browns, grey and black. Berries velght with reinforced heel, sole and toe. An sizes. Rayon and Wool Hose 48c pr. Cooler weather will suggest these cozy wool and rayon hose-In the colors popular . for an winter wear. Buy them In tfie new soft greys and tans. Ideal lor sport as wen as utility wear. Children's Rayon and Wool Hose 48c pair Here's a truly remarkable value in smart school hose at money saying prices. Rayon and wool In sport rib style these in new tans, etc. Priced In umen basement at only 48c pair. 1 BASEMENT ) , FEATURE IN Bargain Square for Saturday Bargain square will be loaded with surprise bar fains SATURDAY. In fact it win be a festival of bargains for those who come early 1 . . . BAR GAIN SQUARE WILL BE HEAPED with odds and ends that are wholly. desirable' at regular prices but for the fact that they must be cleared Quickly Ixf order to make room for regular stocks that contain full ranjo of glzes, colors, etc . .. ' : MILLER'S RESERVE THE RIGHT TO - ; . v USSST QUANTITIES ? , Gome . -"ir AT A LOWER LEVEL OF Offers C-U-R-T-A-I-N N-E-T-S M-A-R-Q-U-I-S-E-T-T-E-S SPECIAL 19c yd. A sale of odd curtain fabrics la rayon fancies sueh as stripes aad -checks ; et colored rayon,', plain weares, ate. . ralaea to 41c, la this collection today at only 19e yard! Shop early tof these. BASEMENT. ACCURATELY DESCRIBED! Pillow Tubing ijill; ianenFinisK hV Especially fine for holiday gtft gWlng. Prices range 2Se to SOc yard according1 to widths. Hen's Trojan Fabric Work Trousers $1.98 Built for heavy duty but fashioned like dress pant these are ideal for the out-door . man. Jumbo Coat Sweaters $3.48 Hon collars, heavy Jumbo knit. Col ors tan and navy blue. Marshall Field's Supertex Blankets $2.48 "Supertex" blankets are truly wonderful quality large, double with soft fleecy nap. Buy Su pertex and be assured of good quality blankets. Bedspreads of Rayos or Cotton $2.19 Elze 80x105 with scallop borders. Fan cy blue, gold, green, rose, lavender.' Heavy Single Blankets Part Wool, $2.39 These are heather colors with borders if wide black stripes. Soft fine texture, tdeal for utility or spare. 36 Inch Outing Flannel Light and Dark Fan cies, 20c yard Here is a value! Wide outings at the Only f t t --. -Yf Early a.-vriruwiru3IZZ 1 fwrf 9 (BTB Merchandise of Guaranteed Quality At Lower D-A-N-C-E S-E-T-S E-I-T-R-A S-P-E-OI-A-L $1.19 Good QaaHty rayoo lingerie . , . shorties and brassiere with lace trims. Ia all the pretty pastel shades each aa nfle, orchid .peach, shell pink.: etc. Buy Joe self and gift' ilTtag-Basement. First Quality Rayon ; i Under Garments Choice, 79c Chortles, bloomers. Trench panties, chemise, comblnattons, step-ins, fancy trims. Colorful. New Table Damask 79c yard Just received new damask rayon and cotton table cloth fat rose, green, blue and gold. Fancies nifty for the Thanksgivlnsr feast. New Purses 89c to 1.23 Children's Umbrellas 98c Bilk Crepe Scarfs $1.00 Women's FeU Hats .$1.59 -..79c 98c 79c 98c $1.48 Child's Waist Unions . Part Wool Union Suits Rayon and Cotton Suits tio Sleeve Cotton Suits Large Size Part Wool Women's Oatin Pajamas $1.39 Part Linen Towel ing 15c yard Part linen toweling in good weight soft finish weave with solored borders at only 15c yard. 36 Inch Sateens, Good Quality, 29c yd. Wonderful range of colors In guaran teed fabrics. New Fast Color Prints 18cyard Splendid for school or home wear. New oatterna and color combinations. MEN.S vDRESS SHIRTS 01 another r1rim of metn'm At ihlrts m new autumn and winter imMcms iuaas -to Droaacioxna .and prints In fast colors win be a leature of v Saturday - "sale! 'White, plain eolora and fanciea T Sixes 14 to 17 BAS22XENT. rv. - rp. c;sa . rs nr null i rui r-r r r- PRICES'' Prices! Can't Bust 'Em College Cords $3.48' Can't Bust Em eollfjo cords are recognized Tabel These are ' truly exceptional at this low price. Uen's Outing nannei QQA Right Shirts ...OaJtv Uen's- Outing Flannel CI "I Q Pajamas OAJL5 O toys' Outing Flannel QQ Ipajamas OV Men's Flannel Work Shirts. AO Plain and plaid DX70 Men's Can't Bust "Em Q QJT Blaxers. suede cloth HJei7u Boys' Mackinaw Blaxers, ?0 AO Zipper fasteners tMuiJO Boys' Corduroy Blaxers, Q QQ reversible with plaid eDOeevO Uen's Wool Caps, also same in dots' 98c te $1.50 Men's Twin-Rib Union Suits flood Quality Tain-Rib union suits for men are offered at Me. Fan and Wmter weight, these afford excellent protection to the out-of-doors man. All sizes SI te Men's Part Wool Union Suits - $1.29 Uen's part wool anion suits that wear and launder Jlke suits at toible . this; price ... limert bought , these most adtantage usly.and wffl sen them te you Kkewise with a guarantee at sat isfactory, wear. iJnderwear; Haynes flaynet winter, . weight-; ribbed cotton two-piece " iinbrreax k "Tull range of atsea tn ahlrte and x drawers ..at, ' .each : S5c BAS2- r:7 MenV Heayy; made to' r?a the .tcrf-ttmost l-:- worx .aTart-.-Taiuti -jiyre clotlii rw-un(vrjnort setmaV., more 'm ,orvtaiiatng: rimore : eatisractory wear 'aa , the r, way '" around. See .these-and compare ' them witb vthes ordinary shirtl TouH ftad" these win cost less , "per month. AS sizes. J, , v i - 1 98e j --- ran.. ww g - .v. . ' -r; f-1. - -'i,- r Men's Raincoats $2-95 Regularly $5.00 (Basement) Bere is a raincoat that Is Uglt tn weight compared to rubber or f abrlkold will give rugged wear an! Is guaran teed to be rain and storm proof. These coats sen regularly everywhere at 15-00 hut Idler's ware lucky en a few hundred in a special lot and wUl maintain tbe low price of 12.89 until all are sold. Oct yours now and save nearly half. BASEMENT. Boj rata coaU 13.48 to 4.48. Men's RUBBER BOOTS lien's hip rubber boots ia hit i grade robber with red rubber eolee. A very durabla boot for rugged serrlce wear. Comfortably lasted to fit the foot with greatest ease. Splendid for work or sport wear. Price $5.75 . . . eemc In knee style MM pair. BASEMENT. Laced rubber pace. It Inch tops. aU red rubber, W.C5; same la black 13.15. Men's LEATHER BOOTS Vena IS Inch fun stock leather pact with Faracord soles and rawhide wtlt atrtp are the ideal stona boot. Meal priced fs.71; boys' 13 te a pair . ' Men's -WORK SHOES laeals solid leather, wear resisting work shoes. Comfortable psc styls toe tole of heary duty fibre. Priced at gas pair. : ' Men's DRESS OXFORDS iCen and boys oxfords are to Im here te. solid leather made oret SJdera laeta. flwagger. mutt and Priced temptingly low; In Mack and tea calf and grained leathers. 13 Jf to 4aa pair. " ' Men's PART OOL HOSE V IXena -heataerf eolored trsolmized. eocu nr zau and .winter work wear. Bon and comfortable, AS stsea, priced at only 15o pair. Other next wool hme tn arey. tan and hlacki priced. X$o, see, 5e pair. Uena: drees hose I fancy cottons and rntoo a a a I J . u la jj J .j..J ii ilAi-Al