The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 18, 1930, Page 14, Image 14

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    IPAGE FOURTEEN
the OREGON STATESLlAN. Sato. Oregon. Sunday Horning, Hay 18, 1933
'H1ISTII
! IPEN SHORTLY
KIMBALL ERADS
EFT DIPLOMAS
normous Pack Expected to
3e-Pirt Into Cans This
-Season, Word
The 1930 season for the Salem
tanneries will be under way soon,
3for?hng run, and for a large
40Jte,.in. sereral lines.
VTaexReid Murdoch plant is
rthraath with its first ran on
Thukajb, bat will have a second
f)Ukhrgr to can in June. Bat on
Tuesday this plant will open up
am MMberries. and so will
rlfee.'Kanlus cannery, and perhaps
taoaaat the others tnat use goose-
3fcenfes on that day or later in
rtaefweek.
Strawberry picking will begin
ctltxriag the week, and by the first
f..esfrweek. if not sooner, all the
'Satan -plants will be canning
trw berries.
AJ1 the canneries that are to
uaakes a gooseberry pack are pay-
jfagitae growers five cents a
7 pound, which is Tery good, con-
sJaeTing the small prices of the
jpasf.fow years, and the fact that
jBSTtie' the fruit in some seasons
remained on the ,bubes, unpick-
4d,ftor want of a market.
iAaUn in the trade says the
ipnmt year's five cent price
tsaautdiaot encourage a too large
Krfdfrt al acreage, though all the
iSoouaeerries available will be
Uaka this year. However, he re
nutks, If a farmer could get a
ilag term contract at 4 cents, it
-owouid be a good thing for him, If
jJkeraas the right land and knows
iiww to . grow good gooseberries
iadia large per acre tonnage of
Commencement Exercises
Set For June 9 and 10
Is Announcement
'.Tke same informant thinks
lthcrewil not be a heavy crop of
Umm berrieg to pack the present
ninn,)t)wliig to the fact that the
Yinesited not a good, vigorous
iartcrly last fall.
TTk-lndications are that in do
lliaecef 'fruit of good quality will
rtaereftse a lack of market the
jppeeeat year, at good or fair
jprtoea.
TThe. opening up of the packing
teasoir will relieve the unemploy
maentraitnatlon, and it will begin
t this ..week to help business gener
iAUy.rby giving both growers and
-laborers an increasing supply of
."ready smoney to enter the chan-ineis-Of
trade.
When there is a good fruit mar
ket,: tse Salem section is likely to
' be prosperous.
For perhaps the last time,
graduates of Kimball school of
theology will don caps and
gowns at commencement exercises
on June 9 and 10, and will hear
the last baccalaureate sermon on
Sunday, June 1. Definite deci
sion to close the school for next
year have already been made, and
according to anthorities it is high,
ly improbable that the work of
the institution will ever be re
sumed. Actual commencement exercises
will begin Monday afternoon,
June 9 with the annual commun
ion service and reading for the
students, faculty and alumni will
be held Monday evening with
President and Mrs. John M. Canae
as hosts.
Tuesday will be practically
filled with the alumni business
meeting called for 9:30 a.m.:
board of trustees meeting at
10:30; and the graduation cere
monies at 2: SO p.m. Professor E.
S. Hammond will deliver the com
mencement address, "The School,
the Student, and the Goal." An
alumni banquet Is scheduled for
6 o'clock Tuesday evening at the
Jason Lee church.
Students who will be graduated
this spring include Wilmer A-
Bridges, Erna J. Ellis, and Faith
Friday candidates for the degree
of master of arts in religious ed
ucation; Marcus P. Berbano, Mrs.
C. O. Branson. Wilmer A. Briggs.
J. H. Ernst, Meredith Groves,
Theodore Mitzner and Onnal
Trick, candidates for bachelor of
divinity; Everett Filbert. Eugene
C. Schiewe, E. C. Warber, and Ed
ward W. Bithnell.
HER
nicuoiir
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Tae crowning event of the De
Woiays in this section of the val
ileyrfor the past year will be an
on air ceremonial, to be held
Saturday night, May 24, at the
erek. two and four-tenths miles
lajorthrwest of Dallas. Chemeke
tiaccbapter DeMolay of Salem will
t be: bests for the event.
?Pins re being made to light
itbeiaataral "amphitheatre" which
rtbe ivirry makes, and particu
larly effective lighting will be
jgtven.'over the altar for the
i ceremonial.
'Corvallis chapter will put on
itbe toitiatory degree for 10 or 15
candidates of Marion and Polk
i counties. The DeMolay degree
vwlllibe exhibited by Washington
teaaster team, of Portland.
Representatives are expected to
attend , from the many Portland
chapters, as well as Eugene, Cor
TlUis -.Albany and Oregon City.
IDamaid Poujade, master councel
itorief iChemeketa chapter, and
"VWllliam Galhsdorf, master coun
sellor. f Chemeketa chapter, and
"William Galhsdorf, Jr., scribe, are
soaring no pains to make the
event a complete success. J. O.
JRnssell, advisor of the local chap
iter, is assisting.
'This outdoor event is held in
fa-sense in commemoration of the
rfaithful services given the local
IDeMolay boys for the past eight
jyears by Dr. O. A. Olson, ex-ad-vrlsor.
Dr. Olson hatf long worked
itoLkelp bring about Just such an
elaborate outdoor event as that
imam being planned.
MUNICH. Germany (AP)
'.Thirty Munich policemen have fin
ilafaed a special course in English,
iad. with distinguishing badges on
tbeir uniforms, are ready to in
i struct Britishers and Americans
:ln the visitors' own language.
IS
ADDED TO UST HERE
Salem's population stood last
night at 26,057, showing an in
crease of 12 names on the sched
ules since the first announcement
of totals the middle of last week.
There are more names to be in
vestigated, and listed, if found el
igible. There is a chance to go
past the 26,100 mark, if all who
know of mission names that
ought to be enumerated will be
think thmselves, and notify the
census office, phone 6S6, or in
some other way communicate
with the force, in the postoftice
building, second-floor, third door
to the right, day or night.
Schedules will begin to be
shipped to Washington from
headquarters here this week, go
ing in the boxes by mail the
same boxes in which the supplies
were received; several tons of
them.
Miss McGowan
Weds Man Who
Lives at Boise
INDEPENDENCE. May 17
Miss Lois McGowan who has been
visiting her folks at Hopville for
sometime, left the first of the
week for Boise, Idaho, where she
was married to Newlon McNabb
on Friday.
Mfss McGowan Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton McGowan
of Hopville, and was born and
raised here. She graduated from
the grade school at Hopville and
from the Independence high
school. The last year she has been
teaching music in Boise, Idaho.
Finest
Toric Read
ing Lens
$4.39 TORIC
Eyeglass Insurance and thor
ough examination included.
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aftx ne gets the desired results
4ovu occasional massaging ef a
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Ward-O-Leum Kotez Special
19
25
c ea.
Per Running Foot
Double Savins Price
This Ward - O - Leant
comes in an attractive
patterned finish and
is O feet wide. Has a
tough felt base, and is
easily kept clean.
Doable Savins; Price
This Is typical of the
many other Onmner
Sale savings 1b Sani
tary Goods. Specially
narked at fow for
l.OO.
Gingham
2V2C yd'
i
Double Saving Price
Buy It at this price!
Loyely colors and
smart new checks and
plaids. 82 inches wide.
Pepsodent
Tooth Paste
29
Doable Saving Price
Regular 50e siae! Bay
now while yon can
save. Nationally fa
mons quality.
Flat Crepe
J.35 yd.
Double Saving Price
Washable silk Hat
crepes especially pop
alar. Choose them
trom a variety of new
set shades, designs.
Turkish
Towels
21
Double Saving Price
Replenish your stock
at these special prices.
Double loop weave,
plnln or bordered.
Work Pant
$ J.79
Double Saving Price
serviceable work
trousers of whipcord
that wiD stand long
wear; cut full siae and
reinforced. A special
bargain!
Velocipedes
$ 3-25
Double Saving Price
fun for little folk
with these sturdy ve
locipedes. They're got
rubber tires, and an
adjustable seat. Be
rare to get one.
p. If
Wawki StmlvlEIE SALE
R3a$j EftEn S SttBn, IMOILtUSIIVIS
Lovely
HOSIERY
Doable Saving Price
g pairs for $
Tliink of it! Three pairs of Du
lesco Rayon Hose for 91.00. And
you can choose them from nine of
the most popular shades this sea
son! They have French heels, and
come in sizes from 2H to 10. It
will pay you to buy at least half
a dozen pairs.
New Percales
15 c yd-
Double Saving
Price
Make the chil
dren's togs and
your own of
these popular
printed fabrics.
So practical, too.
84 Inches wide.
LI no flies
SaZs:
1.
2.
4.
s.
Store Hours from 8:00 A. M. to 6:0O P. M.
Our Golden Rule Policy of "Satisfaction Guaranteed or your Money Back" applies to our
Nation-wide Summer Sale.
Extra salespeople and extra wrappers ia addition to our regular well-trained personnel
insure you prompt and efficient service.
Purchases win be held for future delivery. If desired.
All bargains advertised will be sold only while quantities last. It will be Impossible
to duplicate these low prices biter. - We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Even atl these Double Saving Prices you may make purchases on Ward's Budget Plan of
Easy Payments.
15
What a Bargain!
. . MATTRESS
13 45
Price
Double Saving
Inner Spring
Mattress gives
luxurious com
fort. Covered
with art design
ticking.
Alarm Clocks
98
Double Saving
Price
Think of getting
this guaranteed
alarm clock for
less .'than 1.
New pastel col
ors with gilt dec
orations. 1-d a j
movement.
Smart Handbags
88 c
Double Saving
Price
They lend chie
to your summer
costume! New
styles and colors.
Big value.
Double Saving Price
Only $7.50
Down i r
Only $6.50
Monthly
Outstanding Value for 2nd Great Day
Gleaming white porcelain enamel certified flaw
less. Set consists of lavatory, bathtub and closet
combination' The same high quality as higher
priced sets' Only three days left DOUBLE SAV
ING PRICE.
PaSimttOa Voi?B0oJk3
at Double Saving Price
COVERALL HOUSE PAINT, spreads, looks well
and wears well. Gallon $2.45
PORCH AND DECK PADXT, dries to a flintlike
coating. Per quart 73c
WARDWAY LIQUID ENAMEL, best colors.
Huge bargain. Quart 66c
WALL BRUSH, black Chinese bristles. 4 inches
wide 90c
VARNISH BRUSH, selected Chinese bristles. Fa
vorite brash. 2-inch width 44c
VARNISH to nse on floors and woodwork. Su
perior value. Pint 38c
8-Piece Dining Suite
)00
.Guaranteed Not to Rip!
Athletic Suit
38
Double Saving
Price '
Union Suit of re
inforced nain
sook. Hade like
Dad's cut full
and roomy.
Available In sixes
0 to 10 years.
i
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jfcunuunuupsar' J
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$9.00 Down, $8.00 Monthly
Sturdy construction and
graceful lines make this
oite one of our most popu
lar styles and at this price
all of our stock will move
out quickly! Walnut ve
neers. Suite consists of a
Buffet, Table, and Six
Chairs.
Ward-O-Leum Rug
FROCKS
Double Saving Price
$ M
Every woman and rui&s noeds sev
eral crisp, washable frocks for
summer wear. At this bargain
price you can have an attractive
aleeTeless cape model or a sim
pler style in printed dimity, broad
cloth or voile. Sizes for women
and misses come early while
the selection is large.
Save T5c on These
Boys' Shoes
$3.75
Double Saving
Price
Boys Tan leath
er Bluchers with
wear - resisting
oak leather heel
and Insoles. Sizes
1 to 5H.
New Floral Resign
You could use this attrac
tive 9x12 ft. Rug in any.
room of the house. It has a
graceful all-over floral pat?
tern on tan or blue grounds,
wiha tough felt base.
Easy To keep clean. Come
early tomorrow while these
specially priced rugs last!
HEALTH
COOKER
$295
Doable Saving Price
gave time and fuel! This
Health Cooker Is air
tight and steam tight
made of heavy aluminum
aad has three Inset pans
for as many foods. Heav
ily tinned wire rack.
RUFFLED
SETS
79 c
Double Raring Price
A feature of the Summer
Sale! Dozens of Ruffled
Curtain Sets, tome five
piece and some two-piece,
in assorted colors. Here's
chance to buy several
pairs at a saving.
DAY BED
BARGAIN
$ 19.95
Double Saving Price
This bed has an attrac
tive baked -on ungrained
walnut finish, with deco
rative medallions On steel
cane panels. Makes a
comfortable double sized
bed at night.
Worth 45c Anywhere!
Sheeting
35
yd.
Double Saving
Price
Our nationally,
known brand,
comes at this
price in the double-bed
size. Unbleached.
VACUUM
CLEANER
36:75
Double Saving Price
Buy this famous Majestic
Cleaner for SS.OO Down,
$5.00 monthly. Has mo-tor-drlTea
brush thor
oughly efficient in opera
tion. It excels many oth
ers coating much more.
14
Buy 4rards,, of This
Chambray
yd.
Double Saving
Price
Sturdy Chambray
for shirts, dress
es, play suits,
other needs. Va
riety of plain
colors and
striped patterns.
1
Ton Can't Miss with This!
Single Shot Rifle
$4
.59
Double Saving
Price
This single-shot
rifle is a military
model and de
sign. Bolt action.
You'd ordinarily
pay much more!
Listerine Wash
63c
Double Saving
Price
For aU antiseptic
purposes. A na
tionally adver
tised brand now
old at Ward's.
Buy NOW!
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275 N. LIBERTY STi
;:t: ''y:' the Hundreds o& HJoadvctrtiscd DaircQins
SALEM, ORE.