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PAGE TEN . The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, neonesoay mumms.
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West Salem News
MT. ANGEL. Jane 27. About
100 are attending the six weeks
lammer school at Mt. Angel Nor
mal and college extension. Regis
tration was Monday and classes
started this morning.
. Courses available are: Methods
la lower grades, methods in high
er grades, social ethics, music and
at - for ... grade school ' teachers,'
German,' ..History. Engusn ana
psychology. Both the lower and
. higher . grade' methods will be
taught by Miss Clara Stroud,
teacher, from, the normal school
at Belllngham, Wash.
. This is the first time that sum
mer school has been held at Mt.
Angel. Mt. Angel Normal has
lately been recognized by the Ore
gon state department of education
and by the northwest association
ana is now a zuiiy accreaitea nor
- mat school. V i ;
'-' Rev. Heibel in East .
Rev. P. -Alcuin Heibel, rector
of Mt. Angel college, has depart
ed for the east where he will take
p a summer course at the Catho
lic anirersity In Washington, D
C Father Alcuin will; be back to
take up his duties at the college
next fall. - -
WEST SALEM. Jane 27. The
Women's Foreign Missionary soc
iety for the Ford 'Memorial and
Summit churches will meet for
their June meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ed Brock Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Glenn Davenport and little
daughters, Maxine and Shirley
Ray, will accompany Mrs. Rita
Fox of Cottage Grove, to Inde
pendence for a short Tisit with
friends and then proceed to Cot
tage Grove for a visit at the Fox
home this week, returning here
the last of the week.
Members of the Epworth league
are planning a pleasant ice cream
social to be held on the lawn of
the church Saturday night, July 1.
Committees include Mona Vos
burgh, Helen Gosser, Barbara
Whipple. Josephine Tandy and
SHOWERS SCOTER
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PARTIES
SILVERTON, June 27 Pic
nickers and reunion groups were
routed Sunday from the Coolidge
and McClalne park shortly before
the tables were spread by a sharp
shower. One small group took to
the grandstand with tables and all
and spent the entire afternoon
there.
The Austin Taylor group,
large number, motored out to
Monitor where it held forth in the
I. O. O. F. hall. The Brunner clan
drove out Into the Waldo Hills
and spent the day at Evergreen
school house.
During the past week groups
who have enjoyed picnics in the
local park Include the Nazarene
church from Salem, numbering
SO; the Lake Labish Center
group, also numbering SO, and the
Waconda group numbering 110
- The Earls clan has designated
Its intention of meeting at the lo
cal park on July 9.
M. J. Dolan, park superinten
dent, keeps the park In most ex
cellent condition and visitors are
high in their praise of his work-
Margaret Kaster. The public Is
Invited.
Dean Thompson, who was sev
erely-Injured in an. automobile
accident a couple of months ago
and baa been confined to his bed
ever since. Is able now to be plac
ed In a wheel chair and taken
about carefully.
Complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Arnold and family, from Car
stairs, Alta., a group of relatives
gathered at the J J. Arnold place
for a reunion Sunday. Attending
were the famines of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
HlseL Mr. and Mrs. William
Brinkley. Mrs. M. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Blubaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Page, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Coates, Mrs. Page, Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Arnold and Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Arnold. A fine base-
luncheon were participated la. by
the relatives.
Appearing before the munici
pal judge recently were Roger
Bars tad of Woodburn, charged
with speeding and fined $1 and
costs; Albert Glben of Turner,
ebarged with speeding and fined
$2.50 and costs; H. R. Hawks,
charged with speeding, and Wil
bur MIfford of Dayton, arrested
for not having a driver's license.
Rev. and Mrs. Mereauii A.
Groves of Cottage Grove, were vis
itors here Monday,- calling on old
friends upon returning from the
annual meeting of the Methodist
conference.
MILES FAMILY MOVES IN
HAZEL GREEN. June 27 Mr,
and Mrs. Ross Miles and three sons
of Portland will move into the
house on Mrs. Ellen Van Cleeve's
property the last of the week.
when Milo Barnett and family
move to Pioneer. Mrs. Miles is
principal of the school here. The
ball game and delightful plcnie children will attend here.
nilS TODAY
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JEFFERSON. June ST. Fu
neral services will he held here
Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the
Methodist church for Charley
Lynes, 7. who died Saturday
sight on his war to the Stayton
hospital from one of the C C. C,
camps on the Santlam.
Mr. Lynes, who had been em
ployed on Eagle Creek mine, and
who prior to coming here had
been in the butcher business in
Brownsville, is survived byhis
widow and tour children. The
children: Ollla of Baker, Maud
Doty of Klamath Falls, Ed of
Longview, and Bernlce Skelton of
Jefferson.
He also leaves a sister and
three brothers, Mrs. Maggie Clem
ent of Los Angeles, Earl Lynes of
Jefferson, William of Tolgo,
OTtls., and Harry or roruano.
Burial will he in me jeueraoa
cemetery.
Half Crop of Berries
At Hills; Harvest on
SILVERTON HILLS. Jane ST
Strawberry harvest began here
Monday and a SO per cent crop is
estimated. This, growers report,
is considerably more than was
looked for earlier In the season.
Most of the berries are ar
sbals and the SUverton cannery to
acting as a receiving siauon tor
the berries whleh are Uken to a
Salem cannery
vismvo w. K. ADAMS
tutrrard. June 27 Mrs. Roy
H. Woodruff from Portland is the
hnn niHt of her Darents. Mr.
nA Mr. H. E. Adams at their
fox farm on the Pacific highway.
Cannoy and Grice
Families Reunite;
Honor Newlyweds
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Jane IT
A Urge groan from here mo
tored . Sunday to the L. L. Can
coy home on route t. Woodbarn
where an outdoor pouuex uianer
was served. -
The affair was a reunion et the
Cannoy and Friee clans with ad
ditional guests and , was made
mora interesting by a miscellan
eous shower,- honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Cannoy, whose mar.
rlage was an event of Jane 17.
The bride was Miss Velma Eby of
Clear Lake and the groom is Ue
only son et Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Cannoy.
Moving
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Special Gathering
Isaac Waltoners
Slated, Silverton
SILVERTON, June 27. The
Isaac Walton league will hold a
special meeting Friday night at
which time the state president.
John B. Eblnger of Tillamook,
will be the speaker. All leagues
and friends are urged to be Dres-
ent as Mr. Eblneer is said to hav
a real message to lay before bis
listeners.
The meeting will be held at the
legion quarters at the Sllverston
armory and will begin at 8
o'clock.
Election of delegates to the
state convention to be held at
Portland in July will also be made
Friday night.
County Convention
Farmers Union, is
Slated on Saturday
BETHEL, June 27 The Mar-
Ion county convention of the
Farmers Union will be held at Be
thel school Saturday, July 1, be- '
ginning at 10 o'clock sharp. A
large attendance is expected, and
s 50 foot tent is being put up to
accommodate the crowd. Basket
dinner at noon.
Important speakers will be pres
ent. All Farmers Union members
Invited. Bethel school is out State
street four miles east of the pen
itentiary.
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Davis A. Lamson, Stanford UnJ
lyersity publication official, is shown
Swing escorted from the court at
Ean Jose. Clif tn lall after a dm.
toninsxy hearing on the charge of
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Black patent
leather
median
tee, ttardy
ak leather
eotaele.
Tots9 Anklets
WW'i tow Price
Rayen RIB
BED with
plated teps
. . . st Ward's
low priest,
la -Caters.
Boys9 Playsnlts
WW'i lew Price
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Durable over
all f a b r 1 e s.
Hick o r y or
blue denims.
2 to 8 years.
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Dries in ne
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tritk et
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4-EIoar Enamel
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fataat One
eaart cavers
ever 100 aq.
ft 17 colars.
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Flashlight
VVaWs lew Price
A Ward valoet T "
Throw piercing LjJ
beam nearly
mile! Threap int twitch.
Radio Dattery
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$14
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Radio Tabes
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and op
Qaick heat
inf. Lang
life Fine
tone quality.
CearaateeJ
one year.
TOTS' SHOES
WWi law Price
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We don't check your water or wipe your wind
shield when you buy motor oil at Ward's! BUT
WE DO SAVE YOU MONEY I There's none
better than Riverside 100 Pure Pennsylvania
Oil. It's made from Bradford crude, costliest
marketed. Stations get lOe to 15c more per
quart for the same quality.
CHAMOIS SKIN
A full size skin. Double dressed
and highly ab- HCkn
sorbent I aC
Standard DATTERY
s Denary oeat . -bihes.
FaIl$aC 99
CroaraBteed A
per qwort in your own contain?
TOP DRESSING
Black for rubberized auto tops.
Dries fast is water- KQ
proof. Pint OaC
RUN RITE OIL
This Riverside battery beat
m mtM avJ
aiaflL IS nlaiM.
for IS Bsomita
SPARK PLUGS
Cet more power, faster pick-
up! Riverside Spark Phtes illO
t 00c each in sets airre lJl
M! Old plugs waste gas. T ,
each la sets
Made for Ward's by a re
liable refiner from a fine
grade of crude oiL Many
get twice this price!
2!c
RIVERSIDE GREASES
Cup Grease, 5 lb. can . . 75 C
Transmission Grease, 5 lb. 75 C
Hijn Pressure Grease,5Ib.79C
Trade old tires
for easy riding
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These big pillow
Riverside b a 1
loons brine big
car comfort to
the light ear.
Carry less air.
Absorb bumps
and Jars. Guar
anteed without
limit!
Set of S tires,
tubes and wheels
as low as $97.00,
less trade-in allowance.
Lino. Lacquer
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Famous Quality
SIMMONS Inner
Spring Elattreoo
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1.46 buys 2 coats
of Tredpruf for
a Wik2W porch!
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2.71 a GaL
Fats' sWOlaas
fjess ea yectnss,
sawinl Caerscsa
dea Iwaltaie -
waertver asri
wear eaakes a
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Venae? Suafiit HBedlraeedl Wfol
S3 aWs S4.50 mtkiy, pit cawrf (Wat
Think of getting a walnut veneer suite like
this for less than 1 50! At the rate prices
are going up. It will be years before we can
offer such a value again. Just look at it
The Bed Is the popular poster style. The
Chest haa a decked top, and a beautiful
French Tanity. At this low price. It is a
big value!
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a New TTirralkoIldJ TEBeeitirie
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Save about 20 and get every one of the 10 most im
portant advantages featured by the latest improved 19S3
electric refrigerators. Compare and see for yourself. S
New Models meet everv family's neixl. 4.Prn cji-
$104.50. $6 Down. $6 a month, plus small carrying
charge. Nothing else to pay.
HTuociiantiiioi? VaEuoeG
Buy Now 1 Save Money I Save Lots of Money
A ' 6-Pc Breakfast Seta. Enameled. I yf rm
H Not perfect. A most unusual value at SpsJ95
. 0 Innerspring Mattresses. ACA Tick '
covering. Hair and cotton filler. Yen. (r I Of
1 tllatora. I19J5 value. QV5
- Chib Chairs. Heavily upholstered. ff- rr
.. : Rust or Green Homespun covering. J
, -1 Davenport and Chair Sets. Smart t ' - r
f , j Homespun or Velour coverings. ' waaVev!i
Tray Top Coffet Tables. rr
A 1235 value at e5Hev5
Style! Value!
Wear! In. Men9s
Dress Oxfords
98
Far 4a tea! Far
yaer gray er waka
wear
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call It a Ike r as
laraa. Medraaa la
last aa nbbee
keela. Sixes ate 11.
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Men's Suits
$17.50 values
Light tans and grays,
blues and browns. Bet-
ter quality worsteds,
flawless- tailorings, ap
proved 1933 styles.
Young Men's College
Shop Suits with two
pairs pants
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Drzssts Cool, Shttr
COTTONS
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frecka, sad eaat yea se lktle
yea eaakt te kave few er
tre. Sa-39 laekaa.
Golden Crests
wear longer!
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worn en I 8 m a f
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women. Speed
salts . for. - men.
(Boy's or, girl's;
sixes, Tie.
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Phone 8774
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Salem Oregon