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pa(;f. bight The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, October 2. 1930 PLAN POM SCHOOL HERE 0. S. C. Authorities Visit In Salem; Aid Moving State Flock Prof. H. E. Cosby, ponltry ex tension specialist, and Prof. Frank Knowlton. poultry hus bandman, at the Oregon State College, were In Salem yesterday, superintending the moving and housing of the state poultry flock In its new quarters at the peni tentiary annex farm, formerly the boys' training school. They fa vored the Northwest Poultry Journal at The Statesman office with visit and stated that the new quarters is as improvement over the old Quarters in that the site Is high, and rolling affording the best of drainage and sanitary conditions. It Is announced that a one or two days poultry school will be held Ik Salem the coming early winter and Profs. Cosby and Knowlton were pleased with the Idea sad volunteered their co-op eratioa and services to make the twe days meeting the desired suc cess. The poultry twines! and In terests have growa so mock ta the Salem district in the past two or three years that a need is now felt for such meetings or schools occasionally at Salem that the poultrymen may hear discussed new and improved methods of poultry breeding and manage ment. It not being convenient for many lo go to the college at Cor vallis in quest of this informa tion. . Members of the poultry depart ment at the college state that they will be pleased to cooperate witht he poultrymen of this dis trict in making such local meet ings interesting and instructive. More will be announced about Sa lem's first poultry school aud meeting later. Knorr Goes to Seattle Meeting AURORA, Oct. 1 Rev. Alfred Knorr is in Seattle where he is attending the Pacific coast con ference of the American Luther an church. He will give an ad dress upon the Lutheran League work, and will also deliver the conference sermon. Mrs. HIcken ef Longvicw, mother of Mrs. Knorr will visit her daughter during tile absence of her husband. WHO Miss -Helen Goodwin will use Elsinore Canned Goods exclusively at The States man Cooking School rip jy Salem's Own Brand Highest Quality Canned Fruits and Vegetables Better grocers throughout the Willamette Valley feature and recommend ELSIN ORE BRAND because these products are se lected by and packed expressly for Oregon consumers in the most modern, sanitary fac tories in America and because quality is absolutely and unqualifiedly guaranteed from the orchard or garden to your table. ELSINORE BRAND is put up on a com plete line of the finest canned fruits and vegetables and are preferred by discrimin ating housewives wherever they are avail able. We are proud to present these choice foodstuff under "Salem's Own Brand." . Seethe . Interesting Elsinore Display at the COOKING SCHOOL Willamette Grocery Company WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS On sale at all UNITED PURITY STORES MARKET DRUG STORE C. L. Wellman, Registered Pharmacist "In The Market" Every Day Cut Prices $1.20 Sal Hepatica $1.50 Petrolager $1.00 LJsterina $1.20 Bromo Selteer 50c JergenY Lotion 50c Phillips Milk Magnesia 60e I Danderine $1.00 Cod Liver Oil 75c Heavy Mineral Oil 50c Listerine Shaving Cream 50c Ipana Tooth Paste . 50c Pebeco or Pepsbdent $1.00 Ovaltine .98c $1.25 89c 98c .39c 38c 44c 60c 49c 25c 43c 39c 89c 50c Tar Shampoo ... $1.50 Lydia Pinkham's . 39c $1.25 $1.00 Reversible Com plexion Mirrors 65c $1.00 Photo fancy covers, 50 pages Albums 75c Bull Doe Bottle OQ. Caps, 12 dozen aWC Columbia Lunch Kit complete with bottle $1.39 FKEB New Gillette Razor with Blade with Colgate's Shaving Cream or Palmolive Shaving Cream at 35c Prescriptions and Photo Work FREE DELIVERY SACRIFICE fJi 11 BALTIMORE. Oct. 1 (AP) Known to hia associate as "the last of the old guard," along; with Dr. Frederick H. Baetjer of Johns Hopkins medical school. Dr. Christian Deejea this week is to giro an arm to his devotion to the h Bailor and revealing of the science of the Roentgen or x-ray. Already marked by a number of operations, one- of which took a finger. Dr. Deetjen is one of a long line of martyrs who bare un dergone operation after operation as a result of dangerous expo sure to the rays, and then have returned to their won wun me courage of men who consider K more Important than their own lives. The "last of the old .guard of ten has been applied to Dr. Deet jen and Dr. Baetjen because bo many of their predecessors among the early students of the compar atively new science have gives, their lives. A dozen times Dr. Deetjen has been under the knife previously. He wonld have been even more seriously affected, according to Dr. Alexis MeGlannaa. who will perform the last operation, had he failed to take preventative operations. Dunsmuir, Calif. Woman Guest at Central Howell CENTRAL HOWELL, Oet. 1 Mrs. Hamilton of Dunsmufr, Calif., came no last week with her small son, Billy, to attend to matters of business here. While la Central Howell she is staying with, her aunt, Mrs. Robert Juns. Mn. Hamilton is better known her as Mrs. George Gash. Russell LIchty and Dan Steffen started Friday oa a hunting trip to the Prinevllle country. Will LIchty Is adding a ma chine shed to his farm buildings. T, ms ram QUITO. Ecuador, Oct 1 (AP) President Isldro Ayora last evening consented to remain in office until expiration ot his term, August SI, 1932. His position bolstered by pub lie and private manifestations of confidence, the chief executive sent to congress a brief note say ing that, at their behest, ho had reconsidered his resignation, of fered last night, and would fill out his term. His action followed a day dor lax which pressure ot every sort had keen brought to bear upon bins not to quit the presidency. Congress last night refused to accept ali reeogaation and eivU tea and military committees cembUed with that body today m urging necessity of his recon sidering his withdrawal from nubile life. With the exception of the so cialist party ail shades of polit ical opinion gathered to support Of the president, attesting their belief In him and their confi dence that with the premier, Julio Moreno, removed from the cabinet the future of the admin istration was assured. NKKDHAMS VISIT DAUGHTER BAGLE CREST, Oct. 1 Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Needbam of Cor vallis, were recent guests of their daughter and son-tn-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Cox. PERCY PORCUPINE pis on pis OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct 1. (AP) Tonight children, you will hear about the pranks of Percy Porcupine, pining for the pines of his native Colorado, and how he succeeded in making his nostalgia known. Porcupines, almost any natural history student will tell you. are not noted for their' vocal volume, so when Percy found himself parked In a crate in the car of Leo Olondin, Lincoln park zoo keeper last night ho had to think and think as to how ho eould make his predicament public. At last be had it. He gnawed through a slat of hia crate, but found that ateel sides and glass doors of a sedan do a prison make. So Percy sat down, on the steering wheel to think some more. On the steering wheel was the horn button, and the horn squawked loud and long. Percy repeated the treatment and irate neighbors ef Blondln, at well as the too keeper start ed oat in search of tho disturb ance's eaose. Eventually they came to Percy, bouncing bwily on tho button. But his plaints were futile. And if yon ever come to Lincoln park, children, yon can see Percy in his cage, quiet ly quivering his ouills. CALLED ON JURY DUTY ZEN A, Oct 1 Miss Dorothy Shepard, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C Shepard ef Zen Reserve Seats $1.00 Now On Sale for IT. S. Marine Band In Salem Monday, Oct. II at Burnett Bros. Jewelry Store has been called for grand jury duty at Dallas serving friday and Tuesday. Miss Dorothy served on tho grand Jury last year also. Moser Funeral To be This Morn StLYRRTON. Oct. 1 The funeral for Joseph Moser, who di ed at his home Tuesday morning, will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Jack and Ek man chapel with the Rev. W. O. Livingstone officiating. Interment will be made in the suverton cemetery. Mr. Moser was one of Bllver tnn'a nloneera. havinz lived in the Sllverton vicinity for over 70 years. RATHER TO CORYALLIS SILVERTON. Oct 1 Victor Sather, who has accepted a posi tion at Corvallla. Sather expects to do some post graduate work at Oregon State from which he is a graduate. He left for his new po sition Saturday. Hicks and Wife Back to Hubbard After Accident HUBBARD, Oct. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hicks, managers of the Mae Marr store at Hubbard, returned home Tuesday. They were in a serious auto wreck a few weeks ago near Dayton, Wash. Mr. Hicks sufrerea a eompoumi fracture of the skull and was con- - - n .1 . nr. 11a nr.lM fined in a nospuai i " vii. w ITItWa ramllTIM at f, wnue airs. - hotel there. They were returning from a vacation spent in Wash ington when the accident occured. MACLEAY, Oct 1 Prune and Evergreen picking Is completed in and around Macleay. Ten pu pils registered at tho Macleay school and the work Is well un der way. Get Your Wood Now Don't wait 'til winter comes. All our wood is dry. Oak, old fir, and second growth. Get your order in this week and save money. MARTIN BROS. I P So. 12th Teleionoj US Celebrated Throughout tho West Without question .... a remarkable opportunity to Save Money on Timely Merchandise SILK DRESSES The very newest m fan colors and styles. One and two-piece dresses at 5 .90 and $.50 WASH DRESSES Made In Oregon at our own dress factory. Tho colors are f ast $.00 and $.M REVOLUTIONARY READJUSTMENTS You have all heard something about the revolutionary readjustments tak ing place in the production field, up setting all old standards for price. Manufacturers seeking quick turns are ready to make large price sacrifices. Breier made a big bid for this mer chandise ... we demanded tho mar ket's lowest . . . we got it . . . and now we are passing the profits along to you. LET BRETEB HELP YOU SAVE -MOBS DURING BBEIE& DATS Every value offered must do Its pari toward making Breier Days famous throughout the west BREIER DAYS are days when we even break our own famous record for setting values. DOVT MISS ITt Men's Wool Shirts Any wool or part wool shirt carries a 20 per cent discount during Breier Days MEN'S SUITS AS wool and wen tail ored. A good value a $39X0 Now Only $16.75 Tnki BO Thursday Friday 'Saturday LADIES' COATS These should sell at $25.00 to $50.00 but our price is only 1675 10 39 Boys waterproof Shoes $2.69 Boys' Play Suits .69e Men's Riding Breech ....$1.98 Boys' Hightopa $3.9$ Shakerknit Sweaters ..$6J0 Ladies' Rayon Hose 49e Infants' AH Wool Sweater 98e RAYON BEDSPREADS A real novel design worked in stripes of brocaded rayon and plain rayon insets Scalloped on all sides: A $5.00 value $2.98 Men's All Wool BLAZERS Featuring this 100 wool, heavy weight, roomy garment. Very sturdy construction Of fQ Onry , tP&VO Men's PURE WOOL SOX Made of pure wool yarn, in white and buff colors. Reinforced top. OA. A 50& value for; Boys' Moleskin BLAZERS About tho snappiest looking garment you ever saw. la brilliant colors with contrasting bind ings that outBno every edge. BasUo knit bot tom. A $L2S tains. $1 n Sixes S to S 3J..Oi BLANKETS Part wool, 72x84, double, dQ QfJ 4Vi lbs., $6.00 value $eeO I 70x80 Double Blankets $21 A POPULAR REFRAIN.... Breier Day 8 are here again Our new low prices cheer again You'll buy at them and say again Breier days are here again! Hundreds of ther Bargain Boys Not Listed r DEPT. STORES jf IN THB.VVBST J 3 Big Days of Inten sive Selling: New ideas . . . new recipes . . . new short cuts . . . you'll find out all about them at the Cook ing School, starting today. One of the most valuable things you'll learn (if you don't know it already) is the import ance of using FISHER'S BLEND BRAND FLOUR wherever the finest results are want ed. FISHER'S BLEND BRAND FLOUR will be used exclusively throughout the school. It was the choice of Miss Helen Goodwin be cause of its uniformly high quality and perfect suitability for cake and pastries as well as bread. Sift your flour . . the more you sift it the better the results. &r Tone in on KOMO, Seattle 141 North Commercial St.