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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1931)
- . The OREGON STATESMAN, Salcia, Oregon, Thursday MorningAugust 27, 193T PAGE TUnES I QUARTEBLV SESSIDJJ ; I,, Sr, ' ; nrnimnmiTn nnni r .. , . : . : i . i m i rmuAI t , J , :wwmm COLLEGE CORDS Si ) R MB ' M I I I J 1 ' p ; :uu r i Free Methodist Groups o Salem District Will ! Convene Tonight Opening session of the first district Quarterly conference of the Salem district Free Methodist churches will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Free Metho- dlst church, corner North Winter and Market streets. The confer ence will continue through Sun day, with three services each day, Rev. M. C. Clarke, district eld er, will be in charge, assisted by pastors of the district. Rer. Ernest F. Lee of Springfield will preach the opening sermon Thursday night. - Friday morning Rer. J. T. Tay lor will preach, and in the after noon Rer. R. W. Howell of Cot tage Grove will preach. In the evening Rer. Jacob Stocker of Dallas will bring an inspiring ad dress on "Evangelism, Its 8tfength and Weakness." Satur day afternoon the Women's For eign Missionary society will have its business meeting with the election, of the officers tor the new year. Following this meeting the bus Iness session of the quarterly conference will be held, and in the evning the Toung People's Missionary society will have its business session with the election of new officers. Preaching again in the evening by Ilev. J. E. Mc- ponald from Falls City. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Rev.'M. C Clarke will preach. Again at 2:30 there will be a public missionary meeting under the auspieies of the Women's missionary society with special singing and an address by a re turned missionary frem Africa. The closing sermon of the meeting will be preached Sunday evening by the district elder. A large number of both preachers and laymen are expected to be present. The services are open to all. MRS. WAKEFIELD IS HEID FDR PLOTTING . HARLAN. Ky.. Aug. 26 (AP) Mrs. Jessie London Wakefield, former University pt Wajhington coed, was named here as one of those accused of criminal syndi calism In the Harlan coal fields disorders by a grand Jury which returned a total of 3 Indictments. Four more murder ' dlctments were returned and formal order was issued by Circuit Judge Jones for transfer on a change of venue of 51 other murder cases to Clark and Montgomery counties to be tried at the September and November-terms of circuit court. The change of venue was or dered on motion of the common wealth attorney and oyer, protest of defense attorneys . that trials in Clark and. ; Montgomery coun-. ties. 150 miles away from the coal fields, would work a hard ship on the defendants who will have ' to bear the travel.ng ex penses of wltneeses. All defendants have been offer ed bond, including those charg ed with m trder. Mrs. Wakefield on learning of her Indictment, re Iterated she would not-make the 15.000 peace bond. She was willing -to make the 15.000 criminal syndicalism bond, but said she regarded the peace bond as "merely an attemp: to trap me," and added: "I will make no effort to - make that b-nd. IH stay In ; " first, from sow on." Kisters in Accident On Way to Ball Game AURORA. Aug. 2 Mr. and Mrs. John Klster drove to Port land Sunday to a hall game, but they didn't see the game. While driving west on Jackson street, a car driven by C. Mlchelson struck the rear right bumper of the Kls ter ear as it was leaving the in tersection, overturned it and se verely bruised the .occupants. They were taken to the home of Mrs. Will Monroe, an aunt, who later brought them to Aurora. Mlchelson has assumed all respon sibility. His car skidded 4S feet. Bread The best in the city. Made with milk. Every o n e likes It. 1 Wrapped Bread 2 loaves H 3 lbs. White or Whole Wheat Assorted Cookies, Dos. 10c Assorted Roll Bans, Sat. , Only -Dos. 10c Oregon Prune Cof fee Cake. 1 f Sat. Only. . . luC Bntterhorns fruit filled, large, Satur- Sr.?... 10c Angel Food Cake Fluffy, Sat- i Q nrday Special IV Can't Bust 'Em and other brands. 24. in. .wide, bottom. Light and dark colors. 0 Af Special - ,;, ; I ,." N-el7 Extra Heavy Cords $3.49 THE SPECTACULAR CLIMAX OF OUR SEPTEMBER; VALUE SUPREMACY DRIVE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD SUEDE JACKETS .-. - - . - - - $5.95 Genuine full grain Suede Jackets. 36 to 48. Special '.V, Boys' Suede Jackets' The same as Men's. 12 to 20. Specfal... $5.45 V A MEN'S Union Suits Mens knit anion suits. Short sleeve and lont; less. Special 69c MEN'S RATON . Union Suits Assorted colors. fQ Special OSfC MEN'S HEAVY COTTON Union Suits 79c Long sleeves and sleeves. Special Boys' College Cords Light and dark colors. Strongly made. Sizes from 8 to 18. Special $129 Extra Heavy Cords $1.98 Tomorrow is' a value drive. We will endeavor to roll up a volume of sales that will double our last Septem ber business. Every section of the store will join in this burst of extraordinary crowd bringing specials. You will save on the very things you most desire to purchase. Our underselling guarantee assures you of the town's lowest prices. . Leather Coats - Men's genuine horse hide black", leather coats. An sizes. Values to' flO-OO. Special 66.5: LADIES ' RAYON Pajamas These -run In all light and pastel shades. Special 95c LADIES Girdles Brocaded, all elastic step In girdles. Special 95c LADIES . t Hose Full fashioned, pure silk hose. Special - 95c . LADIES . Slips Tailored and. fit ted. &2-ln. and sport len g t h s. Special 95c LADIES Rayon Stepins - Bloomers and Shorties. Also outsize. Special 2 for $ LADIES Brassieres Wide with side hook. Special 2 for 1 $ Kitchen Aprons Slip-on style . . . guaranteed ' fast colors and - good patterns. Each. 25c Curtain r Scrims . Pastel Shades 36-in. fast to sun and washing. Special 19cyd. MEN'S FLANNEL Shirts in gray, tan and brown for work or dress. Q Q Special XJOC MEN'S ALL WOOL . ; Shirts In fancy plaids. Assorted colors. - 0 Q Q Special VbJO MEN'S ALL WOOL Blazers Extra heavy all wool dark blue blazer. Q jr Special Ot0 M Men's Rayon I I Shirts and shorts. Assort l Special, each Underwear Assorted colors. 29c Men's Knit Underwear Shirts with short sleeves. Drawers with long legs! Special, each ; 39 Men's Night Shirts Heavy Outing Flannel Special , 79c Men's Fancy Pajamas 2 piece assorted colors. Special .............. $1.49 Pure1 Silk Crepe 1 de Chine, fine f r lingerie. -sO-lnch. Special 89c yd. 1 Prints Newly arrived Fall line of guaranteed fast color Prints. Special 19c yd. fiO In. all silk 'Flat Crepe Large assortment of patterns and colors. Special $1 yd. 40 In. Baronet Satin Every wanted shaded Special for Saturday only 2 yd. 1 44 in. Pure Linen Lunch Cloths with .napkins .In Rose, Bine, Green and Gold. Special Drapery Materials Values to 50e yard. Special to close out entire lot 10c yd. Outing Flannel SO' in. heavy quality Flannel In white and gray. . Special lie yd., : i Curtain Panels in Pastel shades. Guaranteed Jmnt colors. Reg. SI. Special 7Sc ea. Men' Big Yank Work ShirU 69c Heavy bine and gray chambray. Special Exera heavy Special Moleskin Pants moleskin. $1.69) ( Khaki Pants ( Men's Coveralls Men's and boys'; good for work. . Ofl- - 220. Denim In bine and khaki corerals. &t ja Special I OifC. Special . ... ......... ,.$1,451 A 29 Fine ' Tailored that sold to $25.00 In sizes 34-35-36-37. Light and dark all wool goods. SPECIAL $95 Men's, Yonng Men's High Grade Tailored, fashioned from hard and soft finished wool fain ries. Suits that sold to $35.00. : SPECIAL 50 MENS AND YOUNG MENS sumps Exceptional fine 100 Craftsmen Tailored Clothing that sold to $40.00. SPECIAL (5150 G Men's fine Dress Rats. Jast arrived. The very latest shades. All sixes. Hats that sold up to S7.50. K $2,98 MEN'S i Dress Caps Made of all wool. Fancy suitings. Light .and .dark colors. Sizes y4 to 7H Values to $2.ftO. Special S7c A 7 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Dress Pants in light and dark colors. Fine tailored, also collegian style with wide bottom and high waist. All wool. Values to 7JM. Special $8.95 MEN'S DRESS WORK Strongly made In light and 'dark colors. Good patterns to match your suit. Valaes to S4.AO. Special ! $219 Underwear Men's Summer Un derwear. Values to 9 Be. Special 29o Field HaU for ' Men. Women and Children. As long as they last 5c Rag Rusts iSxM As long as they last 15 c Underwear Men's 2-pIeco ' is derwear. Reg. 40e. Special each r 29c Pillow Cases Slightly Imperfect ' Special Gc Lucky purchase In women's and chil dren's Goloshes Reg. ZMH, Special $160 BASEMENT DEPT. Store-wide' Stocks of Merchandise in One Huge Disposal with offer ings in many instances as low as 25 On The Dollar. A N A Children's and Misses - Canvas Oxford As long as they O r last s-DC K Children's A V ft Shoes & Oxfords I! I and calf leather. Q 1 j ue to f 1.40. Special 03C I J Kid Val Ladie:' Pump r Valaes to $3.08. A JQ great bnrgsJn at only V A Men's Dress Oxfords in black and tan. Values to I Special . . , $2.49 II Men's Heavy Work Shoes Values to S4.98. An QQ Special $LiJO One Lot of Men's Strong Work Shoes Bargain Basement "1 OA Special lsOil Kotex 25c Box Children's Play Suits Values to 75c Special 29c Ladies' Cotton Hose Good for bopplcking . Special 7c Ink Blae Black Foun tain Pen Ink In the lOc size. Special. 5c Men's All Wool . Dress Caps Light and . Dark Colors. - Special 6Pc Slen's- Chambray Work Shirts All sizes. Special 36 Ladies House Dresses Just few left As long as they last 49c Dresses One lot of Ladies and Misses Dresses in Print Crepes, long and short sleeves. 1 y , Values to $3.95 , v Small sizes only - j . - SPECIAL - $100 Dresses A clean up on light color silk dresses in aH sizes, plain colors and prints. Values to $9.75 SPECIAL $)95 Come and select your winter coat while stock is complete. Good quality low prices. A small payment will hold any garment until wanted. - . v . - - - . - ILaelSeG' One lot of Slik Dresses. Light and dark shades. - Values to S5.03.' SpecUl S1.8! One lot of . all light color Rayon and Print - Dresses. Values to S2.03. Special S179 ILAEDIIES9 EIAITO A large assortment of new Fall Hats - for miss and matron. Derby and Empress Eugenie styles. Special - 3169 A new shipment of Snede Tarns. New Fall shades. Special MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Genuine Broadcloth, Pre-shrank, Fast Color. Phillips Jones and other good brands. : . ' SPECTAL - Ladies 3 piece all wool Columbia knit suits-Special...;.. ,C A ONE LOT OF BOYS lm Pants and shorties, tweeds, linen and : knakl. Values sp to f 1.49. As long as they last Bargain Basement : Uceach r oJSLJ, BILANESE1?S OVERALLS Chfldrens Sweaters. Valaes to 1 1 , T Mens 220 Bine Denim Bib Over- ta.08. Special - . ' - - ,- alls. Bny at Director's Bargain Bargain Basement t WaStia riaiti Blanket. Basement. i D(S 70xS0- Spec!al (b?S m)5i?('Sg98 gfgii. OJfB LOT OF ALL WOOL Battling Suits Odds and ends. One and S-pieee. Value to S2.98. As long as they last Bargain i1 Basement . s. BAKE--RITE BAKERY 315 State FrM DetlTtrr ' Tel. 5577 1L V"