he OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Homfcig; June II, IS37
Dayton Newlyweds
On Journey East
' DAYTON, June 10. Mill
Thelma Parrlsh of Newberg be
came the bride of Rev. Arthur
Stanley, pastor of the Dayton
Christian church, at a beautiful
ceremony at 4:30 o'clock Sunday
o afternoon at the Newberg Christ
ian church. Rev. Victor P. Mor
ris of Eugene officiated. The
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SERVICE!
church was filled with friends.
A reception followed Immed
iately at the home of the bride i
parents .j Following a trip to the
coast, the couple left Wednesday
by rail; for Northfield, Mass..
where they will attend the na
tional youth conference. Then
Rev. Stanley will go on to Oxford.
England, to be, one" of 10 repre
sentatives at a world peace con
ference.! ;
While he is abroad, Mrs. Stan
ley will spend a week in. Wash
ington, D. C, will attend a Christ
ian Endeavor convention in Mich
igan and will spend a week with
her brother, Elery Parrish, w&o
is attending summer school at
Butler college in Indianapolis.
Broken Arm Causes Youth
To Forego 4-H Sessions
Free Estimates i 5
MATHISi
Paint & Roofing
474 Ferry Ph. 4642
We Cover the Town1
KRimn. June 10 Mrs. H. R.
irvinp hat Iippii ccnfined at home
the pant week with intestinal flu.
Robert Irvine, their young son.
broke his left arm between the
elbow and wrist while playing at
the gravel pit. This accident
kept him from attending the
scholarship school at Corvallisj
Melvin Dornbusch. a 1 1 e r n a te,
goes in his place.
Scene oi Spanish War Crisis
X
A.-. - --
Graphically portrayed on the above map of southern sto
MPediter4n- I are th.!.5 VJTS?
of an impending lmernauonni " . AT T- rntsrhbmd
loyalist planes assert elly bombed the German
near I'alma, killing 25 of her crew. On Ma, 31 five German battle
3. bombarded Almeria. Spain ta 'J Sgtf
DeuTschland. Seventy of the resident ol NUW nd
200 were wonndea imenugmu timj.v tr
Homecoming Held
At Brush College
BRUSH-COLLEGE, June 10.-
A perfect day and a large and en
thusiastic group of pld. timers of
this community made the annual
Brush College homecoming pic
nic. Saturday, an event Jong to
be remembered. The oldest per
son was Mrs. N. D. Jones, 87, who
is the mother of Mrs. H. N. Buell.
The youngest was little Barbara
Joan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Louis Singer.
In the baby show nine young
sters competed.
. Just after the dinner, which
was in charge of the Brush Col
lege Helpers, Mrs. C. L. Blodgett
and F. .C. . Ewing cut pieces . of
their birthday cake for everyone
present. An excellent program,
directed by Miss Edith Ross, Miss
Margaret Blood and Dr. C. L.
Blodgett and announced by Dor
een Smith, was g i v e n by the
school, ij
Presentation of : eighth grade
diplomas was made by Mrs. C. L.
Blodgett to Ralph Ewing, Vinice
Vondracek and Donald Newbill.
Mrs. Carl Harrjtt presented gifts
to the graduates in behalf of the
Brush 'College" Helpers.
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KINGW00D
THREE SUPER MARKETS
MARION STREET COURT STREET
We hatl in mintl tellin you folks in cur inimitable way about the many advantages besides the money
Mvir,ff future nf these markets. But seems taint necessary, for acordin to the boys, nearly every body
allready knows they can always do mighty well for themselves when they visit either of these
markets.
This Week's
Salad
Dressing
Special
is a very attractive one.
Durkees', one of the old
est manufacturers of
dressing, makers of
Salad - Aid
Troco
and Sandwich
Spread
offer these special prices
for Friday and Saturday.
SALAD-AID,
quarts
TROCO,
pound
29c
19c
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
Now as a rule we do not
advicate buying a coffee
packed In a tin can but
this "week these People are
offering two pounds of
Maxwell House for the price
of one pound. Naturally we
think that this special Is
too good for any one to
miss so we purchased all
the Maxwell Ilou.se they
woald let u have and will
sell' this coffee aa long as
our j stock Ist at two
pounds for the friit of one
pound, Jn other words
2
pounds
31c
And for ice tea or hot
tea for that matter, tree
tea, !", -lb. pkff.
Orange Pekoe 3?w
Kitchen Queen
Flour
49-lb
sack
Orvis All Hard Wheat Crown or Fishers Blend,
Family Flour, 49-lb. ffl
49-lb. sack. JU&i2 sack! U1
Standard Ige. Tomato Juice,
Tomatoes 3 cans MjW No. 21x size cans AUi
COLUMBIA RIVER ' C
CHINOOK SALMON A cans AV
We've often heard the
remark that some one
with a little more luck
than the most of us was
born with a silver spoon
in their mouth Now
we dont know anything,
about that. ,
But Here's a Silver
Deal We Do Know
About
has a dandy Silver Salad
Fork you'd expect to pay
two bits for attached to
its neck and you get;
one fork with each pur
chase of two bottles of
Certo, the price
for two bottles and the
fork. -j
Speaking of
iise
(or Were You?)
Anyway, whether yon
were or not here are a
coupla Items youH wanto
use if you're! gona be:
making any soon.
Eagle Brand
Milk
and
Jell-O Ice Cream
Powder
2 packages (g
PERFECT ICE CREAM MIX
TAXXZXA ICS C&XAJC
(AUTOMATIC XEniOEUIOI)
Blra4 tovvtWr eapa IU.sU BnU Xi
Milk, n ter, d 1 tM(Mi
Ttiilh. Chill. VU 1 cay nu U u-tard-lika
Mulitntr a ad fU Ut eUn
adxtw. ttmx lata immif aw. rle la
fiaaslac aait. Wan kaU frwM rnnm
fra rafriawtatsr. Scraya aatxtara fraai
aUaa aad aattaa af au U aaat aatU
amootk kat aa maltad. aplaaa ia (raaslac
ait ma til fraua far aarriaa-. Barraa .
EAGLE BRAND 1
MAGIC MILK 39C
1 can mokes 2 batches
rtK7Vr A Vol
IbVsk. 559
25 lb.
; Ten. .
pounds
59c
Old Dutch Cleanser 25c
Gem Nut m OOf
Margarine U lbs, iky I
White Cloud Shortening,
carton . .... ......
LARGE
RINSO .
2Cc
LARGE PEG.
LUX -
20c
Meat Department Features
Fancy No. 1 Freshly .Dresse!
G
39c
If by chance weenies isnt
spelt . right blame the
butcher. Anyway the price
is right V
lb.
U. S. Inspected
US
Breakfast
Bacon
per
lb.
29c
.Sugar Cured ; ' s
We have a complete line of cold meats, salad, and
cottage cheese or at least so say our butcher boys
Wedding Cake of
25 Years Ago Is
Sent, to Haeres
BRUSH CREK, June 10. A
piece of wedding cake baked 25
years ago arrived Tuesday at the
Andrew Haere home, the date ot
Mr. and Mrs. Haere's silrer wed
ding anniversary. The cake had
been it re d . and sent to the
Haeres by a sister of Mrs. Haere
who lives at Portland, N. D.
. Prior to the actual date of the
wedding anniversary friends and
relatives arranged a surprise for
them. "
Their daughter. Miss Sylvia
Haere, gowned In her mother'
wedding dress, assisted In receiv
ing the guests who included Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Larson, Mrs. L.
C' Goplernd, Miss Peggy Gople
rud, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stor
ruste, Chester , Ragnild and Mar
tha . Storruste. Mr. and Mrs. Al
vene Schier man. Sandra Schie?-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Se rimer Ness.
Geraldine, Eleanor, Victor and
Richard Ness; Mrs. Sarah Evens,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Halmen, Jer
ry, Donna May and Gordon IIol
men. Mr. and Mrs. John Gople
rud, Inga and Charlotte.
Visiting in Canada
OAKDALE, June 10. Mr. and
Mrs. Casey Fest and daughter,
left for Rostather, Canada Tues
day to spend six weeks or two
months visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Fest. Mr. Fest
hasn't been home for nine years.
Sciof fat Lambs
Ready for Show
SCIO, June 10. A large num
ber of portable pens are in readi
ness for exhibitors at the Fat
Lamb Show, which is to be held
in Scio Saturday of this week. The
corner of Main and Mill streets.
adjoining the Dr. Prill office
property, will be used for this.
the third event of Its kind In Sclo.
F. C. Mullen. Linn county
agent, who discussed the show
over KOAC, said, among other
things: "The object of the show
is to encourage the production of
early high-type- marketable
lambs in the season when prices
are at their peak. As the season
advances prices usually decline.
It is reported by sheepmen in the
county that the show already has
tended to encourage the fattening
joI early lambs."
Two years ago, according to
records of the show, 57 lambs
were in the exhibit pens. This was
more than doubled last year, with
119. The show this week in con
fidently expected to bring out at
least 200, in the opinion of Com
mittee Chairman Rodgers, a vet
eran sheepman of this locality
who assisted in pioneering the
lamb show.
Missionary Unit
Meets at Dallas
DALLAS. June 10. The mem
bers of the Presbyterian mission
ary society met at the home of
Mrs. E. V. Dalton Tuesday af
ternoon for the regular monthly
meeting. Mrs. Dalton, 1 the presi
dent, presided at a short business
session.
Mrs. R. C. Wilson, who had
charge of the program on mission
ary work in Guatamala, the West
Indies and the Philippines. Mrs. L.
W. Plummer gave an article,
"Seven League Boots Needed,"
and. Mrs. Frank Johnson read an
article on "Let's Do a Christmas
Box" written by a missionary in
China. Mrs. Plummer read the
missionary for the day and Mrs.
J. G. Van Orsdel gave a talk ori
Stewardship."
Musical numbers Included two
piano duets by Miss Doris Holme3
and Miss Ruth Van Orsdel. and a
vocal solo by Mrs. Raleigh -Mid-
dleton. Following the program a
delightful tea hour ensued.'
Return From College
-KEIZER, June 10. Howard
and Erma Cole, whose parents.
Mr. and ' Mrs. C. C. Cole, reside
in Kelzer have returned home
from Eugene where they attend
ed the Northwestern Christian
college. U . -; . - ' ; ' ;
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iprrs great)
S4.V A' TO LI VC
Ntf im the y
SAMS
'jurtJULittc
See Mr. "Widener with '
W ni
CcMasie, jocc cui Va& f
COURT & HIGH
ON THE CORNER
PHONE
8792
Open Evenings and
Sundays Until 10 P. M.
Hi
$1.75
Lucky Tiger . OHa
Combination Ot
65c
Italian Balm.
J
Sun Goggles, Lge. Ass'
50c Unquehtine
50c Santiseptic Lotion
60c Drene Shampoo S3
50c Burntone for Sunburn i v
nt? . M -i T Cards
50c
Lyons Tooth
Powder
29c
60c Alka-Scltzcr
50c Suntan Oil
49
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for
Father's Day
up
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
for Father's Day
Yardley's Shaving Bowl....$l
Carabana Cigars,
box of 50 ....... ..$2.19
Amity Purse Sets.. 89c up
Medico Pipes 98c
Shaving Sets... .....89c up
Shick Electric Shaver..$15.00
S.M. A.
$1.20 size
90c
Drene.. 53c
89 c
VALTlNt
Ovaltine
-
75c size
49c
RAZOR BLADES
10 Gillette Blue BIades..49c
10 Auto-Strop ..----.49c
5 Gem S. E. ... . -.27c
4 Star
.10c
San Helmets
Ml L I
M ( Stuck. JbJectrlc
fima hhswA Shaver
Cigarettes
Camels, Luckies,
Old Golds,
'' Chesterfields,
RaJeighs -'
Carton
01.19
Oreetine Cards
for all Occasions
EASTMAN FILMS
at Low Cut Prices
n. 127 Veri-
cbrome 23c
No. 120 Veri-
chrome ....26d
No. 116 Veri-
chrome ....29d
No. 122 Verl-
- chrome .... 49cj
No. 620 Verl-
chrome ....29c
No. 616 Veri-
chrome ....3 1 c
6-Hour Film
Finishing
Service
In at O A. M.
Out at 3 P. M.
75c Cystex J9
50c Midol 34
3C -vnacin v
$1. Marmola 09
HHSMBlBiSMMry
7QG
jVekirk Sun Visors . .... ...;.......2Sc
a . . .
50c Dreskin
25c Mavis Talcum
50c Howes Lotion
Large Albo! ene
$1. Pacquins Cream
Vantine's Body Powder 2v;
Tonds
Cream
mi
Bayer Aspirin
Box
of 12 ..,
Bottle,
100 .....
59c
TAKARA
slse ...DV
Suppositories 03c
Mbth-Proof Bags
Full size,
Dexter
Moth Oarde S9c
19c
SAND SETS
15c 25c 50c
Beaeh T-
Balls
- Sieberling Bathing Caps
AU coIorslOc; 25c 29c, 39c, 50c
$1.25 Absorbihe Jr. Q2G
$1.35 Pinkhams Comp 94
$2. S. S. S. Tonic 011.07
;$2 -50 :i-Saraka; f 0S79
$1 .25 Van-Tage 2
C3 T7
Barking
Scottle :
Dogs
S5c
BABY NEEDS
40c Castoria . .....27c
50c Pablum 33c
75c Dextri-maltose 57c
50c Mennen's Baby Oil 43c
50c J & J Baby Cream. 43c'
Pyrex Bottles 19c
Hygeia Nipples ...2 for 25c
FOUNTAIN SPECIALS
Fresh Limeade ...i...--...'.;.:.-...- .10c
Banana Splits ... .............. ....15c
, Twin Sundaes ................V........2.;..15c
Jumbo Milk Shakes .... . ....10c
Fresh Orange Freeze ............:..:...15c
FOUNTAIN SPEOALS
Toasted Cheese Sandwich .......
Home Made Potato Salad . ..
Tuna Fish Sandwich ............!..
Shrimp Salad ...
Minced Chicken Sandwich .......
...10c
...10c
...10c
...10c
...10c
TOBACCOS
10c Union " r
Leader. 3 for 23c
15c Prince-Albert
; or Velvet. 3 for 35c
Bull Durham or Gol
den Grain ,3 for 13c
PICNIC SUPPLIES
Plates, Cups, Forks,
.Tablecloths, Wax
Paper, etc, pkg. 10c
Icy Hot Bottles, pt.79e
. Quart $1.19
First Aid Kit for
4 your car89c and $14
CIGARS
Carabanas, Van Dycks,
White Owls
Box V.n
of 5 .....
Box AE
of 10 lJs
of 50 02.U9
Favorite
Your
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Prices