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4-.-.1 - T PAGE-E5GHT ' ' 2. ' "L . r r. The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Orenrlftiday Morning, July IS. 1932 C0OSTRUCTI0FJ TO DEGtH SOON ! On new Four Square Gospel Church at Woodburn; ;;. ! - . Land is Cleared V WOODBURN, Jaly 14 Actual construction of a new ' Four square Gospel church for Wood burn will probably begin -within the next tew weeks. . Decision to construct a building for the Four Square Gospel church was made sereral weeks ago. The church will probably be finished and rea dy for use early this fall, and will go up on East Lincoln street, on the south side of the street and several yards east, of the x high school building. The lot on which the church will stand was donated by W. J. TJppendahl. The lumber for the building will be gotten from J. C. Moomaw of Hubbard. -Various members of the church will do the actual work of constructing the building; according to plans made by Her. Armstrong," pastor of the local group. . --" Old Building Razed The lot has been cleared In - readiness " for the construction .work. Several old buildings that were on the lot have been rased. Rer. Armstrong has drawn the plans for tfte new church with a basement The outside measure ment of the structure will be 46 by 5 feet. The, buildirfg will be of the tabernacle style character istic Of many Four-Square church es. The auditorium will seat be tween 200' and 250 persons. Sev eral smaller rooms will be located on the east and south sides of the main room. In the rooms will be spaces for the commissary, the meeting rooms for various child ren's societies, Sunday school rooms, and so on. Near the north side, or front, of the building, there will be seperate rooms for the pastor and his . family. . The ntrance of the building, will, of course, be on the nortk side, fao-j ing me street. . , Chnrch S Tears Old : I The members of the church are at present .meeting: in the Coe building on First street. The place, is, however, in many ways unsuited for use as a church building. ' The church was organ ised here about three years ago. I -A feature of tho constructionist the auditorium will be a sloping floor. Inclining toward the large rostrum planned for the' paster. There will also be ample room provided for a choir and an or chestra. ' There will be four banks of seats for-the choir. j One of the most active depart ments In the new church will be the commissary, It is thought. Especially In times like these be ing experienced at the present time, the plan is to make the op eration of that department an ac tive part of the church's work. All - persons - having extra food, clothing, or other necessary sup plies will take them to the church where they will be given to needy persons. A similar plan was used ef fectirely this . winter by the church. i l Summer School Ends For Silverton Group ! SILVERTON, July 14 The six weeks of summer school conduct ed at Silverton was completed Monday although final reports were not finished until Wednes day. Mrs. F. M. Powell was in structor. , - j Almost all in attendance were doing advance work In both senior and Junior high school subjects. Two of the summer school stu dents, Gladys McNeer and Ardlth Drake took post courses. Others attending -were . Victor Hadley, Raymond Specht, Franklin High, Donald Goetx, Eunice Watts and Catherine Tomlson. . WOUND TAKES ,8j STITCHES SILVERTON, July 14 Mrs. Clara Baltimore fell Sunday while at a picnic at Gervais and cut her right arm on pieces 1 of broken glass. The cut was so se vere that it necessitated five stitches to close It. t TOP IN QUALITY I, TTDfl l7 3. Commercial Tel. 4010 BOTTOM IN PRICE Fine Sugar 10 ibs..;-....-. 35c limit Fresh Potato Chips 19c value, A pkg. eC Jell-O O pkgs. . 18c SUGAR A lbs. Brown .... I5c j SUGAR J lbs. Powdered 15c Calumet Baking Powder Pound - 00 1 can . &C Cake Pan Free Golden West ; Coffee 3 ibs 87c Para wax for Canning: 2 ibg..;..'llc Morton's Salt Large r pkg. f DC - , . limit Armour's Milk Tall, a Quality Milk cans 16c cans Limit Del Monte Coffee DEL MONTE COFFEE 1 pound 29c Swans Down Flour Cake Flour Lk DkST9 49c Budweiser Malt j J lb. can .... 41c Par Rubbers for Mason Jars 6 for ..... 18c White Wonder Soap 10 cakes i 21C Kitchen Broom Just Right Size Each ...L....-.J. 27C Blue Bell Flour V Hard Wheat 49 lb. sack 79c : , . In Connection with Caplan's Grocery "". J Highest Prices PJj for Veal And Tonng Beef Phone 4019 . Beef Roasts Fancy Fryers jv Cut from Young 1AA Dressed and o ' Beeflb. u AUC Drawn, lb. LoC Boiling Beef Rabbits 1 lk;8c ia!9c Swift's Skinned Nebergall's " ) xt Ba5?n Back : Pur Lard . Nice and Lean,' It? 4 No Waste, lb. IOC 4 lbs. L. Sit Gaplan' s Gash Grocery ( . .137 South Commercial -- PHONE 4010 FIT JUICE PLOT ;gi;i Salem Boys and Girls in WOODBURN, J aly 14 ' THe Woodburn fruit Jaice extracting plant Is enjoying a good ran this summer. The plant started run ning abont three neeks ago. Juice was extracted from abont 18 tons of black cherries. At present the work of pressing the Juice ont of loganberries is being finished up. Abont SS tons of Tory ripe lo ganberries will have been used by the time the pack for that fruit is completed, according to Earl Ma thleson, who la manager- of the plant. Work on raspberries will begin soon, it was Indicated. Ac cording to present plans, a large tonnage of erergreen blackberries will be used late in the snmmer. The black cherries used were shipped here from Salem orch ards. Probably most of the rasp berries will be Imported also. The loganberries are all . from local yards, as the blackberries prob ably will be. After the Juice has been extract ed from the rarioos fruits - It is packed in glass bottles, -jugs and other containers that the buyers specify.: There has been, in for mer years, good sales for the Juices. This year's pack will prob ably be the same as that put up last year. At present there are IS men ea ployed at the plant H. 8. OUe, a Salem man, owns the plant Former Screen Star Is Visitor of Old Friends, Silverton SILVERTON, July 14 Mrs. Harry Pollard, known here as Marguerita. Fisher, erstwhile mo tion picture star, and her sister Dotty Fisher, who hare been Tis ttlng at Silrerton and Salem for the past week, left Silrerton Monday night and will leare for her home at Hollywood, Thurs day of this week. Mrs. Pollard was the guest here of Mr. and Mrs. June Drake. Sllrerton Is Mrs. Pollard's former home and . she attended school with Mr. Drake. Later she was a member of the . E. Roy Drake road .show company and other stock companies of which June Drake was also a member. Mrs. Pollard's mother, Mrs. John Fisher, remembered by many here, died at Hollywood three months ago. Woodburn Justice Purchases Building For Office Uses WOODBURN, July 14 An nouncement was made here Tues day that Judge Hiram Orerton has bought the small building and lot on Second street until recently occupied by the real estate firm of Gill and Klamp. Judge Over ton bought the property from Mrs Lib by Morcom, who lires In Dodgerllle, Wis. Gill and Klamp hare mored from the Morcom building to the other end of the block, where they are occupying the Becker building. Orerton was burned out during the fire last week. S. R. Kallak is redecorating and repairing the Orerton building. V Summer Canins i' Great Furi, Happy Studies Havinar By LELAND R YER , '. ly 14 Here we are and everybody happy. ' We got Into camp Toes day noon, and Pop Crary had a big feed for as. We had nature study Wednesday In charge' of Mr. DuBola of Portland. He is ome fellow, too. as he knows all about birds and flowers and all kinds or bugs. ..'-. We learned about bees today, and we nev ti knew 1 K Vtnria tt birds and IB flowers and to iden tify bird calls and teU what kind of birds they are. ? - Fred Blatcbford has a class in handicraft- and whittling. We make darts and arrows and Fred ran taV m. onn1 of nfn mhm and some sea gull feathers and gather some dtirt wood off the beach and carre and whittle the fool things rizht Into s rood look. lng rooster and bird. well, the boys all like It too, only they get their fingers cut and get struck with a Jackknif e while learning, but they are very much interested. " ; We went on a hike WedneodA-r afternoon to stndr the insects on the beach, and then we hiked to Neiaru ana oceanside. - In a ball game Barley Bashor's Monkeys will play Fred Remington's Chim panzees. - . We have swell eats and lnta nt them. Yon out-lit to ae th rhm. bers boys eat That Dick Cham bers keeps Bill Ross busy all the umei . iime to go to class: By BILL PHILLIP8, JR. CAMP 8ANTTAU. Jn1 1 1 nrhm. Boy Scouts ar bnrv tnln at Camn Santlam. Lotab nnmnu center for the Willamette univer sity football team, la nhrsical di rector, tm noys have nicknamed him 'Doe. O. P. Wet Is ehlif and T. O. Roake and Paul Hauser are assistants. We havs rood tlma nlmmhi. and Dlavinff ba.IL Th tA, pretty cold, but we like it any- wsy. Charles Roblln aftar thrut of marorshin rav nn th nttip n. lmmian nean or Chemawa in a neaiea session at which about 10 boys were nominated. They fin ally went down until Bean was elected. There' ar four hau from Chemawa attending camp. There are seven tent and John Evans, Tom Earle, Charles Rob- 1 Tl WB . n, fioris jrorimiuer, oean Ellis Dick Morgan and Ronnie Lonr are tent leaders. We have cleaned off the parade grounds and cleaned up the camp. They serve very good meals and we are very hungTy. Revillle is at 6:30 and Tans at 1:30. Rnm. of the Scouts have gone fishing but the fish wont hit There is 35 bovs In camn. will go home at the end of this week and others will come. Jim. Earle was' hobbling about camp with a sprained ankle but is O.K. now. The Rotarlan Troop No. 1 has the most Scouts at camp. By DOROTHT mrwHifinw CAMP SANTALY, July 14 A delightful costume .party took place at Camp Santaly on Tuesday evening, uach girl areBsed as book character, a character' in songs sung at camp, or tome other original Idea. 'A Each rlrt thourfct up her own costume, securing ar ucies oi cioming irom ui camp costume box or irom ouw giris. sfanv of lha rtrla hranht rni. tnmes and dress up clothes from nome. some or me giris went to gether In small groups to repre sent a family. There was the Miner 49er and his daughter Clementine, who won the first prise tor -costumes, and the 'Macumber famtlv from MlsBourt Pa and Ma Maeumber, Isaac .Maeumber and his wife winners of the second niixa. Hon. orable mention was given to tfiTI litue Hula Girl with a real grass Skirt, lei, and ukulele, and to the coiorini mown, Esekell Hobnail, who was, born In the Garden of Eden. Three of the advisors re presented Paul Bunyan, the myth ical logger of great strength, and his supposed wife, Paula, and ba bv daucbter. Paulina. Pa.nl Rnn. yan told the story of how he made the hlsheat neaka Of th flaarnria range from Mount Maxama. The deep hole remaining after the removal of Mount Masama by jraui ana nis dsdt Bin or. nab filled np with water and became uraier laics. Mrs. Gallaher, who has been telllnr tha storr "A vn. tern in Her Hand" to the sirla. re presented one of the characters in the story: she was Isabelle Anders-Mackenzie and one of the girls was her daughter-in-law Maggie O'Connor Mackenzie. ' ine program during the cos tume nartv was orlainal wttn Yt girls giving readings, a story, or ions io snow tue cnaracters they represented. Prlscllla Walsh gave two clever reartlnva t,a Miss Prang sang a little solo'about -wnen i had but fifty cents I took my girl out for dinner." Her song was accompanied hv a. mitar nd mandolin, which two advisors nave nere at camp. Thursday Thimblers Plan Picnic at Park RIVERVIEW, July 14. The luaraasy 'i mm Die club met at the home of Mrs. Frank PrnVnn wltK Mrs. Joe Prokop and Edna Ber flisg as Joint hostesses. Thirty members were present and three visitors. Quiltlnr was tb Hi slon of the afternoon. It was de- ciaea to have a picnic on the next regular elub day at Kelly park. In conjunction with Rlckardson jap, as I on Like It club. RTVERDALB PARK POPTTT,n ROBERTS, July 14 The Sil ver Circle of the First Christian church and the Christian Endea vors Of the RTin?Alllt1 ,hnnh each held a large picnic at Rlv- eraaie pars: Monday evening. n r UU nnrnnir ni in l.b TtUrLt Will lng en members of the l.uUeraa munity this week In the tnteresf churches tm the Sllrerton eom-ef the college.., .r sunn The cabinet of the Young Peo ple's Forum of Keixer Community ehurch met recently at the home of Carroll Cummlngs, president. to outline plans for the rest of the summer. The main part of this session was spent In planning for their regular meetings and tor a delegation to Falls City Institute. It was determined that hereaf ter regular coaching meetings for leaders would be held under the direction of Dorothy Ackman. first vice-president. There are also promises of a good institute delegation. A list ef leaders and topics follows: Enriching Recreation July IT i"Our American Recreation." Ernest Savage; July 24 "What is Christian Recreation!", Ernest Savage; July SI Institute Sun day; August 7 "The God of Na ture,w Carroll Cummlngs. Getting Along with People- August 14 "What Qualities Do We Need?-, Dorothy Ackman; August 21 "How Does the Reli gion of Jesus Help?". Dorothy Ackman; August 28 "The Poe try of Revolt." Lorralca Beecroft? September 4 "The Poetry of Re volt" (continued). Lorraine Bee croft; September 11 "Falrmind- edaess," Warren Poole; Septem ber 18 "Fairmiadednees" (eon- tinned). Warren Poole: Septem ber 2 S "Testing Our Program" ana election and check-up, Carroll jammings. Former Silverton Pastor Has Relapse But Rallying Now BRUSH CREEK, July 14 Mrs. M. J. Madsen was hostess 8unday at dinner to a group of friends from Portland. Present were Mr. and Mrs. George Henriksea and George Henrlksen Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Nelson and their son. all of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Madsen and children and Harold Larson of Silverton. Mr. Henrlksen reported that his father had had another relapse but was again rallying. His fath er is the Rev. George Henrlksen formerly pastor of Trinity church at Silverton. He Is at present with his brother at Cleveland Ohio. As soon as he is able he will go to Decorah, Iowa to be with his daughter for a time and then will come on to the coast. Mrs. Henrlksen Is with him. OVERLUND VISITORS BETHANY, July 14 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Overlund have had aa their house cuest the Rev. Kenneth Thompson of Minneapo lis. Rev. Mr. Thomoson la on the coast In the interest of the Pacific Lutheran college at Park land, Wash. He has been call- US South Commercial St. .-.f.h-l LOOK YOUR BEST AT THE BEACH i i Paris fashions stress the importance of bathing caps for modern beach costumes. Swim-Eaps are correctly styled in color. -shape and texture. They fit comfortably and they keep out water! SWIM-KAPS 10c to $1 For Friday and Saturday 20e Modess Napkins lOe Santlseptle Lollon .......... I Be Chocolate Ex-Lax ..... ISe Kleenex Tissues 25c J A J Couettes, Facial Pads 25s Pepsodent Antiseptic ISe Moone's Emerald Oil . . .'. 27s April Showers Talcum 2ie Ever Ready Blades 25e Listerlne Tooth Paste . . . . , 15c 33c 17c 25c 15c 17c 69c 17c 24c 15c for AtMctcs Foot FUNGI-REX and GERMICIDAL SOAP Both for 50C KLENZO Cocoanut Oil Shampoo AND Ladies' & Men's ja Dressing Comb55JC 25c Woodbury's Soap 10c Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder... 15c Kruschen Salts 2Se Gem Rasor Blades 11.59 Petrolagar, agar and on . . . . 50c Gypsy Cream, for Poison Oak . 25e Dr. West Tooth Paste . . . . $1.50 Upjohn CI trocar Donate . $US Syrup of Pepsin 1 lb. Strawberry Tissue Cream . . . 16c .39 c .49c 24c .98c . 39c 17c .98c . 89c . 59c Cigarettes Camel, Lucky Strike and Chesterfield pks. 25c Carton ?1.25 ' Cigars White Owl, Wm. Perm, Red Dot & Rocky Ford 6 for 25 c I. STATE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS "The Store of Best Qacdity Foods For Less' ft IcD owell Market Where a Dollar Does Its Duty 173 South Commercial Street . . Phone' 8757 We boy all our livestock direct from the farmer, doing all onr own killing under Oregon state Inspection. Yon pay only one prof it when trading here. This Beef la the Best the Market Affords Beef to Roast .8 and 10c Beef to Boil 7c Beef Loin Steak 10c Prime Kib Roll : 15c Hamburg ....10c Pure Pork Sausage 12c Little Links 15c Our Hamburg and Sausage is the Very Best No Water No Cereal No Extra Suet Veal Stew ..5c Lamb Stew 5c Our Pork and Pork Products are Being Offered at a' Small Advance on Account of the Large Jump in the - . V ; Price of Live Hogs . The Prices Quoted at This Store Enables the Careful Food Buyer to Save Substantial Amounts on Their Weekly Purchases' ; Vegetables Carrots, Beets, Gr. Onions Per Bunch 1c Soaps CAMAY, bar CREME OIL, bar IVORY (medium bar) each : PALMOLIVE, bars special . eJ for Peet's Granulated Soap, med. size package 5 bars Crystal White Soap Sunny Blonday, a 1 A bars real laundry soap 1U for 5c 5c .5c 20c 19c FREE 19c Pork to Roast Pork Hocks Spare Ribs .....i.... Back Bones ... Pig Feet .... . ....10 and 12c ::...7c , . i .... ' j ......... 10c :.. ... 3c .1 . . ....;.....3c Our Pork and Pork Products are of the Very Best Grade We Never Use Any Old or Off Grade Hogs in Our Market i Canned Foods 10c 19c 25c 10c 10c 27c SAUERKRAUT : Hillsdale, 2Ks TOMATOES with Puree, 2a CORN No. 2a : 2 cans for. 3 cans for PINEAPPLE, broken slices No. 2y2n : PEACHES, Choice, No.lH : - B. & M. BAKED BEANS, 2 large cans Ham w... Bacon Bacon Squares Picnics Cottage Rolls .... 16q ...15 and 17c ::.....:;....:.i0c .... ...10c ... ;..i4c LESLIE'S SALT u lb. package .., .... 5c BLACK PEPPER 2 ' 02. 5 C Oranges Nice Size, Thin Skin, FuU of Juice 15c doz., or 2 Z 29c Sugar Pure cane. The market has adrane ed. Get the prices st Upston's b fore buying. They will be right. Oils, Shortening SNOW- O lb. AH DRIFT O can tlC. WESSON OIL, OQ quart 0C, Pure YegeUble Oil in Bulk 17c 5 '1 63c S Bring Container Sea Foods 3r25c 10c 15c 3 25c OYSTERS, 5-ox. DEL MONTE TUNA, S DEL MONTE TUNA, H - BOOTH'S SAR DINES, ass't. Honey New Crop Pa. pan 39c1 Onions WALLA WALLA GLOBES Sweet and Very Mild 6 ibsi. 15c Flour PRIDE OF WALDO HILLS Made in Marion County 9 ik sack 67c MAPLE LEAF BRAND A Guaranteed Hard Wheat Flour 49,1 . sack 85c Canning Supplies Ball Mason Jars, Caps and ' Rubbers Complete Pints L 75C I Quarts 83 C ; H GaBons $1.08 j ECONOMY JARS j Complete Pints 1 88c I qu. $1.08 ECONOMY CAPS !per 23c 3 65c BALL MASON CAPS doz for 23q 2S45c j v 1 KERR JARS ...... .Self Sealing Complete Pints L 79c Quart' 89c Our Cured Meats are AH Sugar Cured and Smoked with Oak Wood None Better Anywhere r ! ; - . v Inexpensive Satisfying -p , We Close Promptly at 8 : o'clock Saturday Evening In Our Present Location 12 Years, in Salem Since 1895 V f1"- " Purchases of $1 or Over Delivered Free,, Sugar and Hour Excepted T The IU&1 to Uszt QaGitities Reierted t -.