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The OREGON STATES!.1AIT. Satea, Ortrrsn, Ssaday Ac rest 21, 1532
RllS CI1Y DEPOT
DALLAS FIRET.1EN REAL BOOSTERS
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Event Marks end of Year's i
Ycrk . at Monmouth;
Morris is Speaker L
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- MONMOUTH, .ing. 20 Gradu
ation exercises Thursday, August
I5 at "II o'clock VIU mark the
close of Bummer school and the
end of the school year. at Oregon
Normal. school. One, hundred aud
twenty-seven ' graduates will be
certificated; and an Interesting
program will be presented to hon
or the event, as follows: v
Processional;,, "Pomp and Cir
cumstance.'' Oregon Normal or- j,, huge arrow above waa erected by Dallas fire fighter to point the shortest route to the coast. It
iue" bwhu, v r. . ; u t 0rr.g corner, on the West Bide Pacific highway.
' church. Three violin silos Jay Misa
Mary Schurts, with -piano accom
paniment by Misa Ruth Bedford
-of Salem. ' Address: "Again the
Beginning- of Days,! Dr. .Victor P.
Morris; professor of Economies,
University, of Oregon. ,
Dean J. B. ...V. : Butler win pre
sent the diplomas as usual. The
graduates: ; J
. Ssrak Graee Aiamson, Myrtle Creek;
Gerria Bl Albee. lem: Alle. Berniea
Allen, Eorse; William T. iiduMi,
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ST. PAUL, Aug. 20 The Lady
Foresters -of St. Victoria- Court
m . nit , held their- monthly
J!X2rt?t meetlng.atthe home of 114 Da-
XeMiaarille: x Florene. Bateman. Galea Vidson. Tne memoem prweuk
Creek; MetlUa K. Eerrrt, Gaston; Mary were- Mrs. L. P. OOOdlng, - Mrs.
lS-ftTSZ John-Davfdson, to lgJjJ.
Dallas; Edna k. Biekner, Oawexo; EJe- Mrs. Henry Raymond, Mrs. Fran
nor I. Bircnet, Portland; ' Muton , ix Klrsch. Mrs. James Gooding, Mrs.
&;lot""aV IH)"'thy Bork E. (T Davidson, Mrs. Charles
WilMt Botkln. Gresiajn; Helen C. Gooding. Mr. I Maurice . Smith,
Bowers. -. Portland;' Canrtes F; ' Busman, Mr g. Mary Morten, MrS. Ed DSVld-
. - .-' . .li.m nfr, riaiiiia Mnim. Mrs. xius.
Campbell. Clatakanie: i-tnei I -- - . .
KUsaketh
Pkrllin Chandler. Astoria: Emma-C.
bar)?, afonmontli: Alice lainaa locaraa,
Browasrilto; Edith La Vina Cooper,
Clatakaale: Its May Corier, AomsTille;
Sot Damron, Monmooth; Jack Den
Ben, Jr., Shedd: Dorothy JJemaraT. Iay
toa; Bath DeSfceser, Madras; Maurice
H. Dodioa. .Airjie; William Dotmjer,
Oakridfe. . -
- tUlhr Marie Doraer. Portland : Johm
Paal Doughty, Monajonth ; Marraret ,Dra.
c-1 Goleman Mrs. . James Davidson,
Miss Erma ., Gooding and Miss
Alice Davidson.
After the business meeting uu
was in "play. : Mrs. Ross coieman
had hieh score. Mrs. Claude Smith
second nd Mrs. John Davidson,-
consolation.
The following have Just return
Firemen Put
Up SijVnFor
Short Route
DALLAS.' Aur. 20 A ilrn In
the , shape of a huge arrow has
n erectea by the members ot
the Dallas fire- department at
Orr's Corner ; on the West Side
Pacifie highway. The sign calls
attention to the fact that the
shortest route to the eoast beach
es lies through. DaUas. ;
.The sign was designed by Wal
ter E. Kelly. Portland architect,
and. la lettered in red and black
on an ivory background , The let
tering; waa done by Charles Ben
nett of Tillamook who waa for.
merly located at Dallas. The fire
men secured permission to' erect
tne sign at this spot from R. W.
Hogg, owner, ot the property.
' Two slogans appear on the sign
ealllnr attention to the fact that
Dallas is a city of "good homes,
good schools, and a friendly peo
ple" and that Dallas Is the "gate
way to' Oregon beaches.'.' These
slogans were secured at a contest
held ' last spring among high
school .students. The first prise
slogan was that ot Mabel Warrell
and the other, referring to the
Oregon beaches,- was by Edward
Jensen. ,;:",. v- . ;:.
The Orr'a Corner cut-oft is
convenient way to the Tillamook
and North. Lincoln beaehea and is
also the shortest route. , It Is four
miles from Orr's Corner to) Dallas
and about XI miles from Dallas to
VaUey Junction - by way of the
Wallace Bridge Toad. The roads
fork at Valley Junction and the
tourist can either take the Salmon
I FALLS C1TT, AntV l T. X
Dannen, local soutneru : mcuic
deptt agent left Thursday for
Harrisburg where ne wm jxu a
similar position.- -
i Ira a Balles..pastor or tne lo
cal Christian ehurch is repairing
the George March residence and
will move there as soon as the
work ls completed. ; He U now
living In the I. C. Merhling house
which is occupied during the win
ter months by Miss Irma Locke,
one ot : th. local grade school
teachers, and her mother, r- '
City Marshall H. S. Zimmerman
and wife left the first ot the week
tor Florence on their annual va
cation. Loring Frink Is acting
marsh alL
: Valentine. - Henry and John
Wagner and Mrs. Thressla Tollar
were called to roruana to auena
the funeral services . of their
brother Phillip Wagner, who pass
ed away at his home there jnaay.
River road to the Roosevelt high
way or . go through Hebo to the
Tillamook beaches. - . ;
YOUR
EYES
Good eyesight means 100
efficiency. Rested, untfred
eyes will enable you .to re
ceive more enjoyment out
of life. - " -
"Examination without charge" .
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OPTOMETRISTS, S3S State St.
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Bie DanWaa. Mill City; Em Bianfhe ed from the beach: Mr. and Mrs.
Da vail, Lexington; Zoa Easterly, Hood p6ter Bernard and Mr. and Mrs.
' lMTl Gerald Connor. Helen and Slrena
, Pertland: Trtd EtHnf Jr, Corbet!; Ha- Simon are spending ft week Willi
sal &atk Fay, Harlan; Mary Feller. Tur- tnelr aunt, Mrs. Marie CrySUl of
VSSkLffUL& Aora. trander of New-
.. m-i-r hftrr ftproTTinanlea bv Mr ana
. Mildred Gatei. Spray; Robert O. Gib- Mrg Faber, motored to Port-
pjadraGoorbt.611 -yav rMi.T
ieu; Ttoaao LUUaa Graham, CorraiHa; with Mrs. Faber's sister, Mrs. Stt-
Blaache Gretaonberf. 8lem; Alma Car- gj Banning.
oUae Orlaehow. Portlaad; Maa H. Groah- Mrs B. C. StUpfel returned
Bf. Hppar ; Joseph C. Haller. Moa- . , Jj t a Walls.
moith; tin li. Hamilton. Weiser. Idaho; Thursday from a trip t6 Walla
' Kenneth HammilL Stan field; Vlrfiaia H. Walla. Washington. MiSS Mary
inaaea VortUnit "tt Kirk who has been on a camping
. Bea'ato B. Haya. Orefoa Cityt Marraret trip to the mountains, IS home.
J. lied ret. The Dalles; Laura M. Aiumaa,
The Dalles; .Albert B. Hopkims. Nysna;
Phyllis M. Hopkins. Kjssa: Dorothy Kr
Skins Habbard. Salem: Eda Holt. Ta
te ae; Mary A. Humphreys, Stay ton; Vir-
5 iota Hnrley. Portland : Adrienno Mary
ensea. Portland- Elsio J. Jorfenson.
- Toledo; Mary Z. Klnfston. Laorel; Enid
A. Larson, Harriborj; Jules Yarn Las
well, Oakland; On L. Lee. Alpine : Ha
.l W VI. Vernon: Maxwell D.
' Lewis; Tirard; Either M. Herman, Grand
Bonds: Seiko Leon LoTents. Trent;
Harry Zofena Loir. Galea Creek: Mil
dred 11 Laeas, Portland; Clark Land,
Boring; Coristel Colria Msoiey, usn
Uni; Irii Marshall, TolUgc; Lens E.
May. DalUs.
Helen Chloo MeColIoofh. Haiem: oaoie
, Melnnia, Portlaad; Lillian L McKay,
" Hnbbard; Abbie B. MeMnrrea. Ontario;
Ealyn H. Miller, Manptn; Marrretto E.
, Wilier. Portland; Flossie E. Myers, Moa-
7 &wS?SswvSn- Mary E. p.Z b. A Hoag made the presentation
. Jon, Gaiton; Dorothy M. Panl, Prinee- talk - and reviewed the long and
::B0IpVurJ?t.prAV S WtMW eervice of Mrs. Mason to
ter. Porost Grore; Bessio D. Qnimby, this organisation.
' Halsey; JossU L Rains, Salem; William . program directed by Mrs. F.
. Bahon, Portland; VirrU B, Seott. McCoy; Mavw -Included ft reading
BelmT Anne Simons, KewborT: Kdythe W. MurdOCK, WC lUOea risa U4
sioenm. . Portland; Virginia , skiiiinn. by Mnu Adeline Calbreath, ana
Barer. arttMA on Neighbors by Hattie
i Wanda L. Bpeneer. Etttene; Marraret I .. ..... mjm- v.. Ttfrn Mnr-
I, Htaatt. Dallaa; Orta J. Stacy, Labrn- I '"S" -
1S.IMBI
11EU BY CUE
MONMOUTH; Aug. 10 Sun
beam Circle, Neighbors or wooa
craft ' members, honored the sec-
reUry. Mrs. Nora H. Mason,
Tuesday night at tne. regular
mnetlnrr bv nresentlng her with a
feather brief, case, in
compliment to her birthday. Mrs.
aea; Araea M. Stanb. BeaTerereek; Lea
nart T. Tier. Rainier; Lareel H. Tbomp-
dock: and an amusing stunt.
A sUtement read by Mrs. ia-
son. Sheridan; Naney V. Thompson. Cor-1 .vAaA fa.et about the
T.lis; Roth Tilden, TllUmookt CUto K. f on gav e tliese LIS CIS J aoott v
n.t. uMi.itii T.tith a. Walton. Co-1 local Circle: it has now 70 mem-
eoiUe; Carl'W. Wawrinofsky. Jietouaa; I bera reeistereaj- aJSO nine. ju'w
niles, and a total aauit insurance
of 185.000.
Announcement .was made that
ittrit No. 21 of Circle organ
isations will sponsor a Joint pic
nic Sunday, August SI, t Silver
ton, Each Circle is to come pre
pared to provide one number for
the-program.
Richard B. Webb. Dallas: Frank ie M,
Whitloek Newbert; Mary AHea Wood,
Portland; Ines Kathryn Workman, Mar
en la: Tloreneo E. Wrirht, Portland; Ke
sio Ell Wrifht, Sheridan: Meta I. Tost,
Independence; Ida May Zacher. Oregon
City, -a-.- ;,v 1 -: ' . i-
Alden Will Debate
For Merged Bill at
LaGrande Meeting
RURAL CARRIERS PICMC
MONMOUTH Rural mall car-
WOODBURN. Aus:. 20 Rodney I Ha of thin section of the Wil-
Alden. editor of the Woodburn In- I lamette valley met Sunday for a
denendent. left Saturday mornlnr I nini at Helmlck state park. A
lor la uranae. . ne is maaing ine urge group auenaea. Bwimmms
trip to take part In a public de- offered entertainment and re
bate concerning the Tax League's ftie's Rhythm boys of Monmouth
" consolidation bill for Institutions furnished instrumental music,
of higher learning. Alden win Duets were sung by Miss Anetta
defend the 4)111. Schweizer and Miss June craven.
Rev. Glenn S. Hartong and Dr. phillp Schweizer of Monmouth ai-
raui pemberton climbed Mount
Hood this week. They climbed
'the mountain in six and a half
' hours and descended in an hour
and half.
rected the day's events.
NEBRASKA PICNIC :
STLVERTON. Aug. 1 Former
They reported that I Nebraskans living in this county
the view from the ton was very 1 ir nlannlng to hold a picnic at
'clear. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. I tb roolldre A- McClaine park at
Sayra and Miss Alice Peterson I RilTerton An rust 28. A basket dln-
PUnned to leave Sunday morning 1 ner at noon and ft program in the ;
for Emigrant, Montana, to look I atfernoon are the features or tne
alter property Interest there. 1 day. , '
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DEMOCRAT
' .-; -inwards) :':C.
Ed Wright and Cnrley Ttctcher will pay ft reward of 92S.0O
for iftfonnatio leading to Use recovery of Democrat, Jack
Kmapp's (Rodeo dowri) ; ednemted mulo. Anyone knowing: ef
his whereabouts, please notify. .' :
' We arrived from UoUywood at 10 o'clock Friday night with
the mule In a trailer and Saturday morning the educated Dent- .
ocrat waa missing. -
Return mule to Ed Wright or Cnrley Fletcher, State Fair
.Grounds. - -
COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC
LIMITED TIM G ONLY
6500 school diildren.were killed in auto accidents last year. Another school
term begins in two weeks. Thousands of cars are being driven with brakes
that will not hold in an emergency. . . brakes that have .not been adjusted in
.the past thirty days. To make these cars sale. ..we are forgetting profit in
our brake department. 7e are selling Ssfttymta Prk.,. complete Firestone
Brake Adjustment for any passenger car for only 95c, the bare cost, of labor
and materials. Now the responsibility rests with you. D7 DeUy. This
offer is for a limited time only...Drive in today and take advantage of k.
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B r a It o A d f u o ft m p ri t
C1YES YOU THESE 14 IMPORTANT FEATURES
1. Equalised braking power.
2. Wheel palled to laspect lioiag. .
3. Hydraoiic sad aaechanicsl para thoroughly Isupected.
4. Tightea spring dips, so hoasisg sad front axle are rigid.
: S. AU spring shackles inspected. .
(S. Check grease is Croat wheels. (Iftoothia,getsoaliaiag.)
7. All brake parts properly imbricated,
a. Rear cod grease checked for safety of Uaiag.
- 9. All pen-back springs checked astd adjautedT
10. AU rods checked aod adjusted for proper ieagtm.
1 1. Thorough check foe froma cross shafts.
12. Thoroagh check for loose axles or wheat heasiags.
15. Check end play kt rear axle.
14. Check fluid all hydraulic brakes. .
Act NowThis OTfct Oood for Umtlscl Ttnsej .Only
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-The Safert Tires la the woid.the oalf tires saade with the
'patented coetrisctioai fcerares of Caa-Xippeal Cords which
It add extra atreagth to the coed body and Two Extra GissaPiapgd
Cord Plies ftftder the Tread which add extra protection! agsiaec
poMsctares aod Mowowts. Safety at the lowesc prices ever kaowa.
OTHER SIZES AHS PINGED PnOPOTIOt JATGLY ' LCVI
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Service
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THE STATIO'I TUTU A CLOCK"
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Invite Us to Yottt Next Kowout
Center and Liberty Stretta - .
Phons
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We glean from a magazine publUhecl in :New York a- few fig
urei ': that : may theel a little light upon the subject of what
wongl-with the smaller communities; Did we say a few figures?
Well what; they lack; in number is m?icle up by the size of cm.;
leres the: figures : Y'-: ":''':: :R :- ;v -
: Safeway Stores n Inc. I and! subsidiaries net profits for six months J
: ending June the 30th after Federal taxes Expences and other
charges avxis j y;t-v. ; -jxX-tj:' ; -yr .
Two Million Seven Hundred Forty Two
Thousand Three Hundred Eighty Two
Dollars -
'VTiew'? Of course-we don't know what subsidiaries means Must be a lotU
profit in it because acording to all the statements made in thejr ads i-i they're in
business for the benefit of poor folksNow It would seem to a bystander that
' those Wall Street Boys Have worked for little or nothing lone enough. Of course us
- beinT in the position we. are we really haven't time to worry about them. And get I
- ting on with our own knitting. we quote a few prices good for Bfonday or Tuesday,
yes, or any other day for that matter. y : ; v - :: ? ! ' " : J
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- Court St. Store
Not a Chan Store
At the Market
Not a Chain ' Store
Old Mill
Special: Price- for
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
49-lb. SacK
Alber's Best Patent
Guaranteed the Equal of any
-at a price much lower than
most any flour of the same
high quaHty.
49-lb Sack
Pillsbury's XXXX Patent
A quality hard to Equal at
any price. Three Days only at
this Price. As to whether flour
prices will advance we -dont
know but Pillsbury's flour at
this price is a -Value whether
the market Ever advances or
not. 49-lb Sack
a
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No. 10 sk: Freshly MUled
' Rolled Oats
25c
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Sugar
10 pounds
Crescent
Powder
BaMng
In Addition to being one of the
Best in the country the money
spent : for i Crescent Baiting I
Powder Stays in the West. -
V 25c Ibe
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SKartening
3Ah CansLil.i;;:.39c
Wesson Ofl, qt. tins M.i.;.u.S3c
Araazo On, qts; ....i-..:27c
Armour's Milk
Tall Cans
.6 cans 23c
6 Cans to a Customer
MJB Coffee
3-lh. cans 87c
Blue Label , "
Karo Syrup
No. 10 cans 59c
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. Aunt Dina . . .-.
Molasses
No. 21? cans 19 c
Liberty Cocoa
2-lb: cans 19c
-'MlSuil
80-lb. sacks 59 c
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Quaker
Puffed Wheat
. size pkg.llc
Reg
Quaker Crackles
3 pkgs. 23c
With China cr , Crystal Ware .
e pkg. 25
Larg