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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, June 11, 1937
Walls Takes First
SCIO, June 10. Sclo and Tt-
laity, as usual, were largely rep
resented at the 28th annual
strawberry f estlTal at Lebanon.
First prtz on; Marshall straw
berries went to' J. E. Walls, who
lives a short distance northeast
of Sclo. Walls has a large acre
age of berries; and this will be
Increased, he states.
Mc DOWELL'S MARKET
Salem' Leading Market 1
PHONE 8757 171 S. COMX ST.
at wholesome
ONLY ONE PROFIT HERE . . .
Ton bay your 'meats ttinn trading here ;
prices. We aim to keep our selling prices the same as the
meat packers wholesale prices. ; f
We buy all our livestock direct from the farms, doing all
onr own killing. You -pay no middleman profit when trading
here. i : r.
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Pi?Ei it moacil
Doconn Baz:
Hamburger or Ground Beef i a 7c
POT ROAST, lb. .1 1 12c
Y2nnrr T7.fi r?!l J o
4 W afc W
Beef or
Pork
Salt Pork TT
Fresh Side PorkJLLWv
2 iL 25c
Oar Own Make
SMoiiini StieaEi HSg
Pare Pork Goacogo SX' 20e
Drop in, folks, and do your trading at the Home-Owned Mar-
ket. Yon can always do 1 letter at McDowells.
Open Until 7 P. M. Saturday 1
Linn and Benton
Nurses Organize
ALBANY, June 10 At a meet
ing of registered nurses of Linn
and Benton counties, held in Cor
rallls this week, i the group
formed district No. 6 and named
officers. Mrs. Llunle Laid, R.N.,
Portland, and executive secretary
of the Oregon State Nurses' as
sociation, spoke. Miss Juanita
Johnston, Albany school nurse,
was ' named president; Erna
Plagueman, Oregon State college
health service supervising nurse,
vice president; Marie Richardson,
Benton county nurse, secretary;
and Cora E. Stewart, Corvallls
private duty nurse, treasurer.
. Two of the directors will be
Clara Fell, superintendent of the
Albany general, and Mrs. Blos
som Cragg Shaw, superintendent
of the Corvallls general hospital.
The third director will be select
ed from among the Lebanon
nurses.
The next meeting will be held
Monday night at the Albany gen
eral hospital.
Norma Sletton Elected '
Silverton Junior Legion
Auxiliary's President
SILVERTON, Jane 10. The
Junior auxiliary of the American
Legion closed its season's work
this week in the armory club
room. 'l . j
Officers for next year were
elected: President, Norma Slet
ton ; vice president, Evelyn Hag
en; secretary, s Clara Cotter;
treasurer, Evelyn Hall; chaplain,
Margaret Scarth; sergeant-at-arms,
Vala Elliott; historian. Jua
nita Hastings; executive members,
Evelyn Hemmlngsen, Joan Cooper
and Almira Haugen.
Colorful Bryce Canyon, Utah
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Weird and wonderfuL A fairyland in vivid colorings best describes
. the spectacle of Bryce Canyon . National Park in southern Utah.
Bryce Is a huge bowl-shaped canyon filled with countless rock for
mations tinted In every shade of the rainbow. This is one of the
most unusual of our national parks. Union Pacific Railroad
Photo.
Heavy Loss of Trucks
And Farm Machinery Is
Suffered in Asher Fire
GRAND ISLAND, June 10.
The large barn on the George
Asher farm burned completely
down shortly after 6 o'clock Fri
day night. Whipped by a high
north wind the fire had gotten
such s start before It was discov
ered that It was Impossible to
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SDi?tt SEaoeo
Low heels and flat heels including
saddle patterns in White, Brown,
Blue . . . $6 and $7 values, over
one hundred pair of selected num
bers, all to go at
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I White Pumps, Ties
Pedigo, Rice, O'Neill and Brauer.
Our very best known makes, ex
clusive in ' our store. Regularly
$6.85 to $10.00 values to be
grouped out at
ARCH-PRESERVERS
Pumps and Ties in black and brown.
Only lines that' are very badly broken.
While they are our regular 1 10 and 12
values there will not be nearly all the
sizes. This is the reason for them being
priced so low. '
They Go at
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We are showing the largest stock of better cotton
and linen dresses, in the city,' You must see these
new things designed and made in New York. Linen,
Batiste, Dotted Swiss, Voiles and Hand-Blocks.
to
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We have just received thirty dozen slips mads
from a new material containing fifteen per cent
glass and eighty-five per cent pure silk. We con
sider this an outstanding $2.95 value and to intro
duce these slips to our trade we offer them, .while
they last, at onjy
Tea Rose, both Crepe
Satin A Number of Styles
to Select From.
New DHmjcec
Linen, Chiffon, Crepe, Batiste and
Organdie; all colors and all styles.
Come in and see them. Only ex
clusive numbers shown.
PRICES ARE
$3.95 $4.95to $6.95
Print EDceGGGG
One and two piece, plain colors and
black, every known pattern. These
dresses will go very quickly as they
are the regular $19.50 and $29.50.
If you come early you can have
them at
$10 $13.95
$16.95
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We are showing some very won
derful new styles in summer coats
beautifully styled direct from the
leading designers, at only
$12.95 to $24.95
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We are offering one lot of Sport
Coats in broken sizes and odd coats
regularly sold at $19.50. You will
have to come early for these as
they will go very quickly for
$12.95
BRADLEY KNITS
This line is exclusive to our store
and we are positive it is the finest
line of knit dresses ... All very
highly styled. We have practically
every color and size. Rose, Green,
Blue, Red Beige and Tan. Each
$24.50 value goes at $16.95, and
$19.50 values go at
$12.95
Cotton String Coats
Large selection to show you. Come
and see them, a really good $10.00
value while they last at only
: $6.95
SSIlEs KIog
Sheer Chiffon, all the new shades,
. all sizes. The most wonderful val
ue in the hosiery industry these
hose are equal to anything in other
stores at $1.00 and $1.15. Our
price is
3 Pairs, $2.00
(Slightly Irregular)
Arehart & Aldrich
i Corset Makers
Closing out large stock of ready
made garments. Values ud to $10.
Both boned and elastic numbers at
95c to $495
Gmart New Hats
FELTS AND STRAWS, WHITE
1 AND COLORS
Special purchase of over three
hundred $5.00 hats are to go at
$2.95
Come Early as this Is the Greatest
Bargain in Salem :
We are exclusive agents for this
famous line of swim suits, in all
styles. You must see the new fea
tures and the exceptional value in
these garments before you buy
your suit. Gantner is the outstand-'
ingyUne and fits in nicely with our
other fine merchandise. Priced
from
$3.95 to $0.95
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save any of the contents. There
was an extremely heavy loss of
trucks, farm machinery, tools and
other equipment but no stock.
Origin of the fire la undeterm
ined. Asher and son, Orrille. are
among the leading market gard
eners in the district. The loss, was
partially covered by insurance.
A large crowd attended the ice
cream social which was sponsor
ed by the Improvement club Sat
urday night. Proceeds amounted
to $41.50 and will be used to aid
Mrs. Helen Rorabaugh and fam
ily during the serious illness of
her son, Peter Jenson.
Scotts Mills Folks Are
Located at 'Green Park
HAZEL OREEN, June 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Rosveldt, (El
len Clemens) of Scotts Mills have
moved to the log lodge at the
Hazel Grene park for the sum
mer. Arthur Clemens, a junior at
O.S.C., returned here Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Clemens took their
guests. Misses ( Ruth and Helen
Reyelts of Hull, Iowa, and Miss
Marval Winkler of Tabor, Alberta,
to Newport for the week-end and
will take them to the Rose fest
ival and Columbia highway. Miss
Ruth will leave for Iowa Monday.
Miss Helen Reyelt and Miss Wink
ler wiU spend the summer here.
Pattern
Pattern N. 1311-11
Nothing could keep np In pop
ularity with the season's newest
and most romantic design, em
bodied here In a lovely afternoon
frock. ' It's . really very simple,
with gathers at the shoulder and
the softly draped effect extend
ing from tne neck to the girdle
waistline. This frock ' enhances
the romances with a big flower.
Puffed sleeves kept snug at the
bottom by little tucks, belong to
this design, as does the simple
flared skirt. It's a model to rlay
at romance In any time of day .
oreerening, In any number of
lovely cotton and silk sheers!
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1311-
B is available for sizes 14, 16.
18. 20; 40 42 and 44. Corres
ponding bust measurements 32.
34, 36, 3S, 40, 42 and 44. Size
14 (32) requires Just 4 yards
39-inch material. One yard 'rib
bon required for belt.
SEND FIFTEEN CENTS FOR
THE BARBARA BELL SPRING
AND SUMMER PATTERN BOOK.
Make yourself attractive, practi
cal and becoming clothes, select-;
ing designs from the Barbara Bell
well-planned easy -to -make pat
terns. Interesting and exclusive
fashions for little children and the
difficult Junior age; slenderizing
well-cut patterns for the mature
figure, afternoon dresses for the
most particular young women and
matrons and other patterns for
special occasions are all to be '
found In the BARBARA BELL
PATTERN BOOK. Direct orders
to Barbara Bell Pattern Service,
care Oregon Statesman. Enclose
FIFTEEN cents in coins. Give
pattern number, size, and full ad
dress. Wrap coins securely In pa- j
Alfalfa Hay Gets
Worst of Shower
CENTRAL HOWELL, June 10.
Mrs. Loren Gower who came
bom from Portland Saturday Is
rapidly recovering from a goitre
operation performed over two
weeks ago.
The condition of Max Simmons
who underwent a major opera
Hon at the Silverton hospital oy
er two weeks ago is satisfactory.
He hopes to go to his homo soon.
Thse farmers who have alfalfa
hay down do not welcome the
rain bat a rain is a boon to the
spring grain which was of neces
sity sown so late. : ,
Mrs. Thomas Wetheral and
twin daughters, Misses Bess and
Helen, have come from Denver,
Colorado, to Visit Mrs. Wether
al's daughter, Mrs. Bert Bye,
and other relatives.
60 Acres Farm Land Is -Cleared
for Vegetables
: PLEASANTDALE, Juns 10.
Ten men have been employed
clearing 60 acres in the 160 acre
river bottom farm of Albert May
and more will be -cleared and
planted. Forty acres of sweet
corn and 15 acres of tomatoes
and smaller acreages of various
other garden crops for the Sil
verton cannery have been planted.
NO BETTER PLACE
260 N. Liberty St. c Phone 3032
ORDERS OF $2.00 OR MORE DELIVERED FREE!
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Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Mon., June 11, 12, 14
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Except Chicken Jf tins
Dew
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3 tins 23G
Thompson Seedless
Bonner's Choice
4 lb. bags 23G
TRUE AMERICAN
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boxes 6 boxes 15c
JELgRITE PECTIN
t bottles 25c
PAROWAX - All -new
clean i lb. t a.
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GREEN SPOT STRING
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FAVORITE DOG FOOD
Let your dog be the
judge.
3 tin.
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Not too late to enter
contest yet.
White 7-oz. Tins
Star Tin
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Bus Concentrated Super Suds,
large package ... ...
m AM 1 Red Super Suds,
regular package
Send package tops to Colgate Palm olive Peet for Monogrammed Trays
PeasEaec
Del Monte
Melba Halves
2 tins
Market lots higher bay now and save.
YOU MAY WIN ONE OF 5148 PRIZES
KELLOGG'S AWARD $54,000 IN SIMPLE, NEW CONTEST
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AND 4S53 eieCCIY 0IDUS
MERCHANDISC TO K SELECTED
FROM STOCK OF LOCAL store.
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FRYERS 2liv SAUSAGE to
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SLICED LIVER flg- CORNED BEEF ma.
Lb. ilJV Delicious with cabbage, lb ZUS
SAOION HALIBUT KIPPERED SALMON
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DAIAKTA 5 ACCESS SQs (& Qo
BUTTER CAKES AssoRTED:S'S!,i
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Amigell Pcxsdl GaEsec Mm 25c
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TURNOVERS
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