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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1936)
iAGE SIXTEEN The OREGON STATES2.IAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, August 21,-1938 Ecp Gathering on Slate, Oak Point Picking to Commence in Yards Through Next Week Is Word OAK POINT, Aug. tO. Hoi picking bgins Wednesday la the 7 A 7?rvrv1F 135 N. Commercial Sti Phone 519? or 7023 1 Sole Agent Penslar Remedies in Marion County -i 1 BE WISE AND SCHAEFERIZE Closeout Kelly Mixer 5c pint 10 c quart Save With Safety For Sunburn and Windburn Schaefer's Toilet Cream A soothing, softening Skin Tone for all roughness and redness of the hands and com plexion. Protection for you on the vacation trip or when working about the house. Quality Prescription HOOD'S Poison Oak Lotion 50c & $1.00 Keep a bottle handy In yonr medicine chest and camping equipment. It will save you many hours of misery. Be pre pared! Best tor Poison Oak. Delicious Peaches ; 35c Tooth Brushes 4 ounce G siie Healthful i Ice Cream ! ? out of every 10 persons suffer from one of four major eye defects, such as astigmatism, farsigfcled neR, doable vision and nearsightedness, etc. AU of which cause ailments,, discomforts and suffering, both mental and physicalembarrassment and In convenience both at home and at work. Remember that you only have one pair of eyes and that they cannot be replaced at any cost. Take care of them today. Don't put off what later on. Make Sure r Guessing is dangerous and costly when any thing as precious as your eyesight is con cerned. ,You owe your eyes, the best f care. Today get a. 21 point qualified examination at Stevens-Brown by a re gistered optometrist, as suring yon o corrective Quality glasses that will, satisfy. This extra ser vice costs no more. . - 0 k All Work Guaranteed to Give You Complete era v p;;;jo 2 DOORS FROM FRED MEYER'S yard here of Mrs. Elizabeth Titus on early Juggles.: Mr. Titus has a rood crop of hops. The same crew will pick the small yard of Edward Harnsberger, the first crop to be picked from his yard. Dare Titus will pick his early hops, which are the only ones he will hare this year, as the late hop yard was not worked. He plowed op 30 acres of late hops and reset to fuggles, which will come Into bearing next year, Horst company commenced Mon day on earlys and the McLauga- $1.00 Vials 2V4 Dram Perfume Assorted Scents at Schaefer9s No Relief -- No Pay Sold the Schaefer Way i The corn remedy that real ly removes the corn and stops the pain. Be "Fo Happy" enjoy yourself. Be "Foot schaefer s Corn Remedy Work at a Saving "Dian" Hair Tonic Removes dandruff, stops loss of hair, relieves itching scalp, brings health to scalp and hair. Guaranteed . to remove dandruff or money refunded. Trial size 50c At Schaefer's Only a The Season's Best! Fresh Peach Sundae Fresh and nri Si u may be priceless to -yon Styled Right Gone are the days when wearing glasses meant ruining your appear ance. The new glasses are styled as smartly as a Paris frock and you can select from many styles a pair that will be perfect for ! y o n r ; fea tures. Our stock is new and complete ... Fold ing Oxfords?.!. . Smart Rims . . . and Distinc tive Rimless types. : 30(3 i . - ; For your convenience ... you may pay as you wear. We give CREDIT '. . conveniently arrang ed to meet your weekly or monthly budget. Thou sands have taken advantage of this plan . . . so don't hesitate. See us today. USE YOUR CREDIT JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS lin yard will begin, Aug. 2t. Dean Walker will begin in the young yard en Thursday and will dry his yield in the Carrol hop houses, his hop houses having burned about two weeks ago, with all sacks, nearly all hop baskets and most of the wood that had been hauled to be used In the dry :., 'V:.:' -V--,i Hugh Sogers has started his combine on his 155-acre field of spring barley. His brother, Earl Rogers, who is spending his va cation here Is baling straw, witn the Rogers baler. M. R. Black finished threshing his spring at and has put his machine away for the season;. - ' j The Peterson brothers will fin ish their threshing this week with their machine. A. I. Sutter is about to finish threshing 200 acres of hairy vetch on the Jar men place." G.O.P. Chairman Calls Linn Meet ALBANY, Aug. 20. An offic ial call has been made by Arthur W. Priaulz, state chairman of the republican committee, for a con ference of republican workers of Linn county to meet with state leaders in Albany on August 27; General arrangements are in charge of R. W. Tripp, chairman of the county central committee; Walter Kropp, secretary of the county committee. - and -Douglas Taylor of Halsey, state chairman: The meeting will be held in the evening and will be open to all party workers, with precinct work ers, members of the Oregon re publican clubt the young, repub lican club, the Landon-Knox Vet erans' club, the Pro-American club, and all other interested re publican groups requested to be present and participants in the program.,' t ''"' i DONT WORRY", MARY, OU HOME WONT CATCH FIRE IT HAS AN ASPHALT FIR- RESISTING ROOF . Will your roof catch fire? Is .it fire-resisting? Are you wor ried every time there is a fire nearby? Settle your roofing problem once and for all j bay a roof that's fire-resisting. ntEX BXTTMATU ROOFS Salem Paint 474 Ferry Roofing Co. Phone 4642 Satisfaction 184 N. LIBERTY ST. ,-t i i i n i Bible School Has Enrollment of 33 JEFFERSON, Aug. 20. Much interest is "being taken by child ren .attending the dally vacation bible school w-hich opened Monday morning at t h w " Evangelical church. Thirty-three children have enrolled; and four classes organ ised. Miss Helen Kihs Is in charge of the beginners and primary child ren, who are making booklets and doing sandtable work, and mem ory bible work, f T- - Mrs. Charles Fogg is supervisor of the Junior girls. They are do ing painting on oilcloth, working on the Creation picture and are taking up the Creation story. Charles Fogg is in charge of the Junior and senior boys class. They are interested in making a minia ture church and airplane, and their bible study includes "Har mony of. the Gospels." During the recreation period. Now - at Hogg Bros. Discouet on New 1936 Models u I '" ' SAVE E LOW CREDIT TERMS 325 COURT ST. t y I I.I I SJI Treat your family to a BAKED DINNER cooked all af ono tlmo in a new gas oven! With a regulated oven you can prepare an entire meal nt one time without fuss and bother. Just put your meat and vegetables into the oven, set the regulator and go on "with your other work. Your whole meal actually cooks itself without watching! There's nothing more delicious than ft real baked dinner and nothing so easy to prepare when .you cook with GAS. ; STANDARD OIL COMPANY-OF CALIFORNIA time Is spent in various outdoor games and sports. All children are working for prises to be awarded in memory work at the close of the school. '. ; ,. ,;. Rev. W. F. Wlllings of the Methodist church, gave an object lesson on, "The : Prodigal Eon,' which the children enjoyed TueI day before dismissal. The school is under the " supervision " of Mrs. Charles Fogg, and will continue throughout next week. , . Boiling For Jelly When' making jelly, the fruit Juice should boU rapidly 2 min utes before- sugar is added.. Re move any "foam which collects on top. V ; . . ' ' - GRAIN SACKS At Reasonable Prices SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE 825 N. Coml Phone G445 These models slightly, marked in shipping, but have been thoroughly re finished. Have ab solutely new ap pearance .in every respect. Choose the model you want NOW1 BUT NOW MY FLAMO GAS OVEN DOES THE HARD WORK" I put my. fruits and vegetables in jars put the jars in die ovenset the oven heat regulator and go on with other things. Later I come back and seal my jars up. And to think I used to be chained to a wood stove dipping and sealing things all day. - (Signed) MRS. W. P. RODNER Two, years a Flamo user 1 1 . . II J.I III J.) M i.l I IPIWS ,11. INI 111 II IMP I.I mm Ask your Standard Oil Man or Flamo Appli ance Dealer about Flamo Oas forcok tag, water heating, refrigeration noy modern gas conven iences FOR EASY PAYMENT terms of a few cents a day - f - ; 'J We hope to maintaj hours and everyone markets will appreciate j your shopping early. Thank you. Prime Beef Pot Roast, lb. . . . llc Prime Beef for i Boiling, lb. . . . 9c Prime Rib, boned and rolled, lb. 21c Beef Tongues, 21 ib. Mutton Stew, lb. 8c Leg of Mutton, lb. 12c Freshly Cured and Smoked Cottage Rolls, lean and tender, lb.. 25c Shortening, 4 lbs. .35c Blargarine, 2 lbs. ... . ... .22e Weiners, lb. . .. .17c Bologna, lb. . . . 16c Pill TIfllftJE U IIvsi?sr Saip g bare f34Jc : A saving of from 3 to jz cents per pound and at the same time getting the best quality arid certainly the fresh est coffee when you buy Old Golden Coffee, Salem's fastest selling fresh! coffee. .... 1 lb. 23c - 2 lbs. 45c Chocolate Candy Pound .1 , ... 10c Jelly Beans- Pound ., ,. , 10c Fresh Flz Bars Ponnd ., ' :.. 10c S lbs. 19c Closing Hour Both Markets ! tn these new opening and closing connected with Violet Brand M No. 1 flat cans-i-regular price 20o- special Fri day and Saturday only- cans Morton's Iodized Salt, reg. size pkg. ...... .2 for lie Brookfield Salad Dressing, quart pantry jar ...... .i. ,25c Brookfield Sandwich Spread, quart pantry jar . . . . . 1 .!. .25c Fresh Crisp Soda Crackers, 2-pound box . . . .'i . ... ... .17c Patent Friday and Saturday Only 2 bars !' : i - Wesson Oil Slayonnaise Set with pint Wesson r 39c Pore Cane ' Snar, 25 lbs. $1.43 fiperry's Rolled OA- (ats, No. 10 sack these, Salem's ora MP Columbia River mm Zest Salad Dress- - r insr, pint IOC JELkO AU the Six Delicious Flavors plcgs. 2Bc