PAGE SIX
The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Thursday Blorning. July 10. 1930
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UMI 0PB1S
Turner Tabernacle Scene of
Eleventh Annual-Sesstoh
Recently
TURNER. Jmlr t The 11th
naval state meeting . of the
Christian Endeavor . opened Its
gammer session at the Turner
Tabernacle Monday Jnly T. and
will eoaUase taring the week.
Tfc are wtt! fee too, leaders and
speakers throughout the entire
session.
' Hiss Lillian Peterson retime
front Portland 8atorday airing
tutted friends id Portland for
three weeks. I
Grant ttorrip of Salea who has
reeentijr Unci U 0; a aero
plane, flew low orer Turner Sat
ttritr atteroeoa and wared at
VU mother get friends. Mr. JTar
rjs la the son ot Mr. and Mrs. O.
W. Fansa '
lira. Oeant Kings Valley was
1n Turner Sunday. Mrs. Sloan
will have ehnrge ef the primary
school im Us easting year,
hVfrfng taught in Turner six
rem.
Ber. Ceofge A. Miller, who
was the guest speaker at the
Turner Christian Missionary con
vention, drove to 8aJera Sunday
noon. Immediately alter the
close of the chureh Mrrice, with
Her. D. J. Howe and after dining
at his home, he left tor his home
at Omaha, Neb.
The W. C. T. U. will hold
their July meeting with Mrs. Gay
ette Barnett Wednesdsyasottcr
&oon at 2:3t. Friends cordially
Invited.
Miss Ruth Purdy and her sis
ter Mrs. Geraldine Mertz and ton
Bobby spent a few days at the
Purdy cottage at Twin Rucks, re
turning home Sunday.
Mrs. A. Sparks and children
speat Sunday with friends in
Portland. Mrs. Sparks lives at
the home of her father, C. W.
Small. -
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fnnstoa of
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xrAfrvjAxto or rices .-
3urng,SAN rffANCLScev
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near Portland eame up Saturday
for a visit with B. T. Fnnston.
Lee Barber and family are back
in Turner alter spending three
months in business at Sagene.
The Turner Graydlggers were
pleased to make a score ef 11 to
S In their favor Sunday i the
baseball game with MU Angel la
playing a championship game.
1
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GOMFIB
rAISTIKW. Jury t r. aad
Mrs. George Palmer, Mr. aad
Mrs. I, Imlah, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Wolgamott aad Jasaea Losla re
torned Wednesday from Xlnm
ta ralla where they attended a
trap shoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Oils Menler, Mrs.
E. A. Williams, Avery Williams
aad James De Pali of Portland
and Mr. and Mrs. Alyia Short of
6cie, Ceerge Packj and D. M.
Hampton of Salens were gaeats
at the R. R. Dent home. Inly 4.
Via. C. H. Crawford aad
gtaaddaaghter Jean Xeweeeab
visited friends at Turner Friday.
Henry Palmer of Lot Angeles
H nere to look after his farm In
terests. Mr. lames Pate of Albany was
a recent guest at the George Pal
mer home.
The berry crop In this vicinity
la in good condition.
H. TL Jones bad delivered two
teas of legaas before July 4.
F. W. Turner is picking his
cherry crop.
P1TTH1 ur
Portland Party Honoring
Wedding ArmrVersary
Precedes fleet .
WACOKDA, Jnly S Mrs. Rich
ard Patterson recently accompan
ied her son-in-law and danghter.
Mr. and Mm, Jack - Haasoa. to
Portland where they attended
receottea honoring M r. aad Mrs.
Sam Patterson On their golden
wedding, anniversary. Sana- Pat"
tersea Is a brother of Richard
Patterfoau
Mr. and Mr. ftlcbatdPatteraoa
were hosts Sunday to Mr. Patter
son's brother and Me children and
crandctOdria unmbertax li to
aliL These wfere relative wire ar
rived to be present for the wed
ding analvemry aad they are
from cities in Idaho. California
and Oregon A basket dinner acas
anleyed at aoen. Other Sweat
were: Mr. and Mrs. Parte Patter-
aoa ad children, Mrs. Robert
Cola and Mrs. Ward Sunset! aad
children. - .
Mr. aad Mrs. George Smith and
family have retained to their
home in Hood River after spend
ing the holidays at the Shhrely
home. Carl Shirely accompanied
them, and will remain at Hood
River indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagan vis
ited Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Artkar Goffin. Other
recent gnests at the Goffin heme
were Mrs. Richard McNulty and
on Edward, and Elmer Savage,
all of Salem.
iira. Minnie L. Chance aad
children, aad Henry . Nelson of
Tillamook wera guests Sunday at
the home of Mr. aad Mrs. Tom
Sbively.
n vo une
peopie mm
gather; reading by Mrs. Ed Ho
dea: talar by M. a. Osmderson:
eeleetlon ey the snea'a chorus
composed of M. C Storrnste, Al
fred Jensen, Yieter Madsen, Rev.
H. t,, Tom, Palaaer Tervond
Hans Jensen, Norman Jeneen and
CaearSatera.
The society decided to give a
weiner roast oa Jaly 17 the
flaot to e aanouaced later'.
ATTEVDIXO NORBIAIi
KEIZER. July t Mrs. Arthur
Holden, who was recently elect
ed to the primary department in
the Kelzer school, is attending
summer assembly at Monmouth.
This
MONTH
See For Yourself
Regular $25 Vulcanite Plate . . . .H
The Best Dental Plate Made ... .OSS
(Many Charge as High as $50 for this Plate)
Silver Pilling as low as .....
Any Porcelain Enamel Filling 0&.8
(Regardless of Size)
PAINLESS EXTRACTION (2 teeth or more) 75c per tooth
2-3 REDUCTION THIS MONTH ONLY STEP ON IT!
W)tfo Wo o rJJKIIS
So
"Five Years Instructor at the Portland Dental College"
VEB LA & BttJOEl BANK
BROOKS
era
Dinners and Afternoon Par
ties Honor Various Vis
itors Here
. ftLTSRTOW. Jnly t Trinity
Tovng People's society held a
Meeting at Trinity church Sun
day afternoon. Preceding the
meeting a Inmefa was senred with
ttrs. William Lentsch. Mrs. AU
O. Nelson and Mrs. E. Erlckson
as bos teases.
BROOKS, Jnly Mr. end
Mrs. Boy ghreTO and children,
Mary Elisabeth and Jsnet Shrere
of lledford. hT- been noune
gnestss the , fast week at the
hemes of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Har
ris and Mr. and Mrs. Syrrester
Harris. Oe Wedoeedey offering
they gare a dinner honoring their
gaests. oertrs were olecod lor
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford
smd ehUdna, Bareara Jeaa and
Chnneta Crawford.. Miss tor
LicHe nf latent the honor gnests
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shrere and two,
children, Ktsa Laroa Harris, Al
hen Hnnii and thi hostess, Mf.
aad Mrs. A. E. Bank mad Mr
Try Our
Vegeiabk
serred
dail only ..
Plaid
Loiica
25c
COFFEE
always
5c
BREAD, Whole wheat or
white made with fresh
milky
a lb.
13c
Friday and Saturday
Specials
Date and Not rolls
Reg. 2Se
Special
20c
Cookies Big Special
10c
Doz. ..
aad M. Sylirester Harris.
Mrs. William Schafsr ontertala
ed in compliment to the tUtl
birthday of her young grandson,
Robert Morris wlta a oartf n
Tnesday afternoon tn nor home.
The afternoon was anent playing
games and at the close, delicate
refreshments were serred. Those
present were: Robert Morris, the
honor gnest, Catherine elm,
Bobby Pierce, Elate Dlea aad
Betty Pierce.
Mrs, J S, Daalnry enent the
weekend as gnest of her cousin,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jndd and
daughters aft Molalla.
James rmlt spent part of his
Tacation oa his ranch near
Brooks. Mr. iTolt left for Seat
tle Monday where ho will visit hi
anding son, Iran Fruit end family, j
VISIT Df NORTH
KINGS TALLET, Jury Ous
Bur bank and his mother, Mrs. El-;
ley Barhank, are spending the.
hoUdays at Kent aad Cemas,
Washington yUUlBg a brother aad
sister of Mrs. Burbaak.
B AIiE niTE
BAKERY
345 State
Outing
Viliingness of Your Merchant
There Is a certain overhead expense that most be add
ed U snlliiifir price of merchandise. It fellows where all
rent is paid from sales, where the merchant himself
dees not make a hand it most be added to merchandise
sold
We do a large part of our work, our rent Is practically
paid by a portion ef store being leased, and our willing
ness to take a small profit with quick turnover is the
reason
THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOW ,
Below are our regular prices
Can be made
enjoyable if
you wear the
proper togs.
Beach
Pajamas
. Swim Suits
SO.95-Srr.48
Knitted SuiU $9.95 to $16.50
Slip-on Sweaters $1 to $5.95
Porch Frocks $1.85 to $5.95
Hosiery - - Full Fashioner Pure
Silk Tliread 95c to $2.00
Summer FelU $2.48 to 4.85
12yt lbs. small new potatoes...
1 bottle Certo
1 dozen dipped heavy red jar rings
3 lb. package white figs
25c
25c
5c
23c
25c
25c
.25c
25c S lbs. for 69c
29c
Off-
No. 1 grade Dallas creamery butter Out
Armour's Veribest milk, S for 25c
Economy or Mason jar tops.
6 large rolls crepe toilet paper.
4 1000-sheet tissue
C & C coffee .
Fresh peanut butter, 2 lbs. 1
TOBACCO
10c Torchlight
10c Our Advertiser
10c George Washington
1 lb. gbsa humidor Prince Albert
15e North Star- ,
4 25c
A 25c
A for 25c
95c
2 5c
SHIPLEY'S
! Quality UerchandSse Popular Prices
REMNANTS
? r , .--, - . '-.
A lam dry goods store. ktowlms wo
twsi atecktaa; ary coodm. ewggeseea wo oonatt bna to nu
a teawaant table. - Wo replied! X saako tJho prleo cheap
oaoogh aad wo will sell tbe remnaata. Tfe flttak be did
tUa. Ia any ovoat wo have the resnaaata, aad row vQ nad
.iaowlMMlery aectlosu Look them over wlthow OUfgatssav
-tfr D2UYERY FREB V
TeL 5C9 r f - 254 N. Com!
Hand Raised
RABBIT
MEAT
Ideal For Picnics
Fine
English Walnuts
(Run of orchard)
25c
lb.
SHAEFER'S
RABBIT SHOP
100 S. Com'l Tel. 2S12J
Open every week day
except Bloaday
mm
VM-UESGOUP
WOMEWS NOVELTY SLIPPERS
la the tBUft new styles Now $ 1 .98 tO $3.98
MEN'S SPORTS OXFORDS AND Now
OTHER POPULAR STYLES 03.0
CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS
in good style variety
Now $E29 to $2e69
Prices vary with sizes; other lew prices, too!
BOY'S OXFORDS, Sturdy and Smart
Now 02.79 to 0290
Other low prices. Prices vary with sizes.
BUY NOW!
VALUES GO UP.
OcoExG
Fancy-Patterned
Now
pair
Revised la price 1 Men's
fancy socks made of rayon
and mercerized. A big va
riety of popnlar patterns.
Extra good qnallty. Now .
only 25c pair. Decided
vajoe.
BUY NOW!
VAEUE0 GO UP
Rayon . . . airy, delightfully c-o-o-1 ...
and at prices sharply adjusted to new
low levels for quality underwear. Nothing
skimpy about the cut; nor careless about the
styling. Assorted colors.
NOW
BUYNOW!
QC3
VALUES GO UP
2s
Now
Majestic garters are made
of the finest, long easy
stretch elastio and fitted
with all brass, non-rusting
trimmings. (
BUY NOW!
.VALUES GO UP
?esittSes
41D tS)
ifloaU
Hundreds of good looking
ties in new desirable awn
nier colors, and patterns.
BUYNOW!
VALUES GO UP
a -
4j-I?Se5e
$aaoD
Aees6.12 ?
Cut and rest with 1 longie and 1 coif fcnlckcr
Ages 12 - Vt
Coat and vest with 2 longies
' BUY NOW!
DEPA QTUBNT e" O T 6 HE
160 N. LIBERTY ST, SALEM
asbc
Oearaice d Caf
Now is the time to select your coat at a tremendous saving. You
can get months of service as well as having a good coat for next
season at the price of the most ordinary sort. The wise, thrifty
woman will see these wonderful values. -
jpr?S
n-
$19.75
$24.75
$29.50
$35.00
$39.50
$49.50
Coats Now
Coats Now
Coats Now
Coats Now
Coats Now
Coats Now
$9.98
$12.38
$14.75
$17.50
$19.75
$24.75
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