poeg park. Families and friends
will. Jots with the dairymen Mors
than 2,000 persons attended last
year. ; : ', :
r Program -plans Inelude ' sports
and races in. the forenoon, basket
lunch, at noon with free dairy
products tor, all,, visiting and a
short program in the afternoon.
- In charge of the program are:
George H-.Fullenwider. president
Oregon, Dairymen's association;
Roger Morse, extension dairyman,
state college; J. D.Micklet ehW
dairy division of the state depart
ment of arriculture: Mrs. Anna
L : Hughes, Guernsey breeder ;
Prank W. Ducbin, president of the
state - Holsteln association; ar.4
Paul C. Adams, secreUry of the
Oregon Dairy council.
- All creamery managers, milk
plant operators and dairymen ar
invited.-. 1
- Salem Bought 500 Last Saturday! ...
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.Interesting Facts H
0 01
110
'e Are Baking 700 Order Yours
For This Saturday EARLY
Your Grocer Will Have Them FRESH Sabirday Morning
njpiEiair-iuis
SgecfiaflG Soc ETgMay & Sattntu?dlay.
50c Dr. West's
Cartoned '
25
Acllfaesave Tape 1 z Id- . . . E7V2C
DDDY PWHDEISL
$1.50 Houbigant
Qnelqnes Flenr or
Ideal New Package
75
3 DD E S S
30c
size
E5S
10c
bar
Ecaveflopes acatfl IPag) eg r$ts.L
1 IIbTu.
SMSUSS
50c
NyalBachu
and Turn
per Pills
For kidney
paint and
torpid liver
& price I
25s
Alarm Clocks
f 1.25
Challenge
Xew .Square
Model
Beautifully styled. Guar
anteed. While TQ
they last ....... ffC
Fountain Special
Yakima Canta- ir
loupe Sundae .... IOC
;
Za Nyseptol
Tooth Paste
v
35c
Nyal Nasal
Drops
Reduces nasal
e congestion
I I makes breath
1 ing easier.
Magnifying
Make-up Mirror
60c Valoe
While they last. Q
With coupon only C
50c
Nyal Ant
acid Powder
Banishes
belching
and gas
lA price 1
25 c
El
I !A price I
All Popular 1A.
CIGARETTES 1UC
60c Hot Water BotUe . .85c
25c Jfysis Face Pwdr. 12Hc
91 R. Louis Cleans. Cr. 50c
25c Zinc Oxide Oint. .126
50c Nyal Alcohol Bub . .25c
50c Dental Plate Brush 25e
lOo Almond Cocoa C
Hard Water Soap .... 9C
GUARANTEED
m
p Fly
ff Killer
I O Bif Fly
M? Spray
: ' qt. 79c
Spray
Guns 10c
60c
bottle
Nyalgesic
For strains
neuralgia
and muscular
soreness
g Vi price
20c
(
1 oW
1
fnu I h h
rMIII rli
I
. u
25c
Nyal Corn
Remover
(. Storpain--
removes com
with a few
applications
price
Expert Truss Fitting'
. v '.'..' ; "ui"'" ;;"
Phone 3444
Call for and Deliver Prescription Service
Your NYAL Service Drug Store
, FREE DUVERY . - ' ... ' :
. . - Complete Prescription Service
Bonds may be Sold Provid
ing Funds for Bonus and
October 1 Debts .
Payment of cash . bonuses to
World war veterans whose appli
cations have been . received be
tween September 27. .1932. 'and
July , 21 of this year, will be rec
ommended to the World war vet
erans state aid commission, by
Jen-old Owen, secretary, it was
reported here Thursday, there are
approximately 100 of these appli
cations on file, which aggregate
120,000.
The commission halted payment
of cash bonuses last . September
pending an opinion by the state
supreme court. Since no suit has
been filed and the attorney gen
eral ruled that such payment
could bo made until, the constitu
tional, provision was changed.
Owen will sk that payment , be
made as soon as funds are avail
able. ' .'
The voters -of Oregon, at the
special election July 21, repealed
the provision for payment of cash
bonuses and increased the rate of
Interest on loans to six per cent
on an assessed valuation of 40
per cent for two years. Cessation
of loans after July 1, 1938, also
was approved by the voters. The
commission previously loaned at
the rate of four per cent on a val
uation of 75 per cent.
At the next meeting of the
commission the bond market will
be considered with a view of sell
ing a block of securities previous
ly authorized with which to pay
cash bonuses and to make loans
for which a. dozen applications are
now on file.
The commission has unsold
bonds of 31,200,000 but has re
fused to sell them because of un
certain market conditions. In case
the market is considered satisfac
tory, bonds in the amount of
1250.000 will be sold.
Of this anfeunt more than half
will be used to meet the $1,000,-
000 payment of principal and in
terest on outstanding bonds due
October 1, Owen declared.
The' distribution of The States
man today Including the extra
green section copies is
One of the attendants at the
state hospital told us that he is
working 13 hours a day and ev-
m iIiti tiA ( nva TilTi am
what they call the "flat" shift. He j
receives tne enormous sum 01
353.23 a month.
O r ,
F. J. Rogers,' who may be found
behind the counter at the Walk
er's market Is a good meat cut
ter but he certainly knows his
flowers. He has & place on Sa
lem Heights and spends his extra
time with his flowers. Just now
he has some very fine asters on
display at the market. If you en
joy flowers and want Information
about them talk to Mr. Rogers.
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There is some of the Jam and
Jelly left from the eerto contest.
This jam may be purchased at a
reasonable prioe at The Statesman
office.
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Dairy Industry
Picnic 27th at
Champoeg Park
The third annual picnic for re
presentatives of all branches of
the Oregon dairy Industry will be
held Sunday, August 27, at Cham-
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T7 5?rrr Fl F- TITi A One Reason Why U Always "
r " Pays to Shop at Irish-Bing gij
AAIAIZO
CORN STARCH
5c
POTATO CHIPS,
pkg.
5c
Oregon Brand
A for 23c
SHREDDED WHEAT
BISCUIT . ' . :
2 tor 19c
FINE GRANULATED
: While
" Present
; Stock
. Lasts
NONE SOLD TO DEALERS - 3
100 lbs. $4.55
101bs:47c
WHITE EAGLE FLOUR,
49 lbs.
1.49
Dalles Diamond Hard Wheat
. FLOUR
You cannot beat this - 0
-Jl l.UO
for flour
CERTO,
for jeUy
bottles
for
39c
CIDER VINEGAR,
per gat ....
15c
LOCAL SWEET CORN;
per - doz. ,;,
10c
CABBAGE i
solid heads, lb.
lc
Feed Department
We have: purchased the; Crown
Feed Store, of which Dave Ram
seyer . was manager, and will
cairyja complete line of Crown
Poultry, Dairy and Fox Feeds.
MrY RAMSEYER WILL BE
WITH OUR FIRM FROM
NOW ON.
We have Hodgen-Brewster Dairy and
Poultry Feeds of all, kinds.
Hodgen-Brewster Egrg Producer, milk, oil
and greens, 100s; H. B. Laywell Mash,
milk, op and greens, 100s.
NOTICE We have no limit on our merchandise. Buy all you want. We are your
friends-and neighbors.
HEARING SET FOR
THEE FIT SETUP
A hearing will be held in Port
land Tuesday, August 22, at
which a proposed marketing
agreement requested by the
Northwest Fruit Industries. Inc.,
will be discussed, it was announc
ed in a telegram received at me
executive department here Thurs
day from Ammon McClellan, chief
hearing clerk or the agricultural
ad lustra ent administration, with
i headquarters in Washington.
The proposed agreement wouia
come under the arricultural ad
justment act and relate to condi
tions, practices ana proration ox
Moments in the fresh deciduous
tree fruit Industry In the states of
Washinrton. Oreeon. Idaho and
Montana. .
The telegram indicated that an
: emergency exists in conditions
deciduous tree fruits in tense
deciduous tree fruits In these
states
Senator McNarr was said to
hare been Instrumental in obtain
ing the hearing which Is of Inter
est to a large number of frult-
rrowers in Oregon and otner
northwest states.
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BARS WED
IN CELL OF BATES
TOcmveR. Aur. 17 (AP)
Police late today found sawed
through two bars of the cell hold
ing Albert Bates, held as one or
the Urschel kidnapers.
No saws or other instruments
were found and the bars were cut
i thranrh close to the floor.
Police began a search of the
Jail and strengthened the guard
on the tier holdlns the alleged
desserado. Heavy wire netting
was nlaced orer strategic wln-
Warned of a possible attempt to
dellrer Bates, a machine gun
squad has been on duty for three
days. .
OPTOMETRIC SERVICE
Telephone
Kftft .
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
All Modern Frames and Lenses
at Prices Everyone Can Afford
Satisfaction Guaranteed -
Dr. Ruth MDaugherty
801-3-S first National
Bank Bldg.
Terwilliger
Funeral Home
77t CBXMEXXTA BTSXZT
raOMZ SALEU C22S
Careful ' and XntelUgeat
thought Is given to every sit
uation. .Wi tenderly , bonox
the " opiwrtonity to' serve
roa at a time when service
means so much. We attend
to every, detail.
ESTABLISHED 1309
We AgEi YdDmn? Himdliiallgeimoe 0i?
As during that time we win be in the process of modernizing the Market along the line of the latest super mar
ket ideas the many hundreds of items now on display will be rearranged to what we believe you will agree to be
the most convlenent shopping center in the west. Prices will be reduced to lower levels rather than advance
with the present wholesale advances in order to dispose of as much merchandise as possible before setting in
the new fixture. Th? Market i3 open 'till nine every CTcirg.
JO) UJ,
MARION STREET StJPER MARKET
Not a Chain Otoro
Red Arrow, Freshly Baked
SODA WAFERS
Slightly salted Crisp
2 Pound Box 22
2 Boxes 45c
Finest Quality Large New Pack
SHRIMP H AD Per Can
. Fancy Grab Meat
No. 1-2 Tins 253
Fruits and vegetables are in plentiful
supply, exceptionally nice for this week
end are Peaches, Cantaloupes, Cassa
bas, Watermelons, white and Golden
Bantam Sweet Corn and of course other
items such as Head Lettuce, Cucumbers,
String Beans, Summer Squash, Beets,
Carrots and Turnips are as always at
their best at the Market. The price like
other foods at this store are to the ad
vantage of the housewife. '
MJB Coffee
1 lb. can
2,0c
Libby's Fancy :
Red Salmon
1 pound cans
2 for 29
Armour's
CORN BEEF
2 cans 25
Libby's Rose Dale
Alaska Medium
Red Salmon
.2 cans 23 C
Armour's Veribest
Lunch Meats
Vi size cans
S for iC
Freshly Roasted
COFFEE
In bulk 3 pounds
63c
Maxwell House
COFFEE
2 lb. cans per pound
23
Schilling's
Orange Pekoe
TEA
Unlimited Guarantee
l4lb.pkg.27c
Supreme Brand
Fancy
Asparagus Tips
Picnic Size
2 cans 25
WHITE
KING GRANULATED SOAP
Large Package 3 One 5c Bar White King Toilet Soap Free
Noptex Tissue Paper Post Toasties j
Rolls 4 Pkgs. SgQ - ;
; Quaker Puffed Wheat DURKEE'S SALAD AID I DTScli,
Keznlardze package .' . ; . I MAYONNAISE
-Packages 2Se: ;
lYou Can Buy Fruit Jars At A Very Low Price
TAT THE MARKET DURING OUR REMODELING SALE
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