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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1937)
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, July 30, 1937 f AGE SEVEN Scio Entertains .Summer Visitors SCIO Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Manuel and Keith Whewcll ar rived a few day ago from Col orado Springs. Colo., and are liv ing in the Shelton cottage for merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mars. '. . Delmer LaBonty and. tamilr and his brother, Eddie ot Aber deen, visited this week at the Fred Daley home. Lynn Daley of Portland accompanied the party to Scio tor a short stay with his mother. Mrs. Maggie Young returned this week to her home at Santa Crui, Calif., following a visit with the family of her daughter. Mrs. Mylo Bartu. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kokacka plan to leave about August 1 on an auto trip across the continent with New York and New i Jersey EL REY ROOFS Are surfaced with Natural Genuine VERMONT SLATE, YERMONT SLATE is NOT a manufactured slate, VERMONT SLATE does not oxidize and sluff off the roofing:, filling down spouts and gutters, like a rock or mineral surfaced roof. Roofs dry out. they do not wear out, that is why sur facing is so vital to roofing. Protect your home with the better roof. BUY AN EL REY Ask for an Estimate, It Costs You Nothing Willamette Valley Roof Company 349 No. Com'I. Salem Phone 8478 aa principal objective points. Miss Jessie Cook and Mrs. Nel lie Hartley ot Caldwell, Idaho, and Mrs. Lizxie Plowhead and her son and wife of Portland visited Sunday at the H. TV Sco vel farm home near Scio. Mrs. Plowhead has been: em ployed In the county assessor's office in Portland for several years. ; Mrs. Stanley Peterson, secre tary of the Linn county chapter of the Red Cross, and Mrs. Fer ris White, chairman ot the first aid committee of the chapter, were in Scio on official business Monday. They were endeavoring to arrange for a life-saving and swim program at Scio for the re mainder of the summer. A. C. Eastburn and family of Albany visited relatives in the Scio area Sunday. They are plan ning a vacation for next week durinc which they will visit Cra ter lake, Portland and other Oreeon Doints. Esther McKnlght, recent grad uate of Albany college, will teach at Marcola, Ore., this year. Licensed to Wed DALLAS Marriage licenses Is-- sued recently by the Polk coun ty clerk's office include: Llojrd Oberson, 19, warehouse man, In- dependence, and Gertrude Clarke,; 18, student, Monmouth, and Wu-i lard W. Wright, 22, logger, Cut- ler City, and Margaret E. GI1-, liam, 19, housewife, Independ-j ence. Pleads lor "Escort Bureau' 1 1 1 . v r I i ,-' 1 'J Attorney Albert Newton (left) pleads for his client, Edward Cordery, alias Colonel William Harry Moore (right), held in Philadelphia, Pa., charged with attempting to obtain money under false pretenses. Police charge Cordery planned to open an escort bureau where lonely visiting business men could apply for companionship and sought funds from women prospects seeking jobs with the bureau. - ( THREE SUPER MARKETS k A Bean Harvest on At West Stay ton Pickers Working on big Blue Lake Crop in Several Yards WEST STAYTON West Stay- ton is a busy place these days as growers of the Blue Lake beans and the Bush beans have started harvest of their crops and pick ers are moving in. A demonstration of dust for the bean beetle will be given Thursday morning by airplane on the Fred Comstock farm. About 4 acres of the bean yard of Charles Wis fell Wed nesday caused by a guy wire's breaking. He now has a crew of men at work rebuilding the yard. Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell. James Hayes of Brownsville and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hayes of Hal sey were visitors at the Harry Stewart home Sunday. Mrs. Eliza Royse. who has been visiting at the home of her 6on, W. O. Royse, returned to her home in Portland Tuesday. will probably end loganberry picking also. These berries were better than was expected at the beginning ot the jeason, although many of the growers had some frozen vines. Kingwoodj THREE SUPER MARKETS Marion Street Court Street Not ice to Our Customers All charge accounts beginning Monday, August 2, will be carried al Our New Service Store, formerly Cross' Market. Also notice, beginning on that date there will be no service charge. DIM . . F0R BUSICK'S 9 1 76-9 177 UTREET Kitchen Queen 49 $T7 39 lb. sk. BROOKFIELD Salad Dressing or PICKET By the way, Picket Flour is guar anteed by the millers to please you as well or better than any flour youve ever used regardless of the price paid Picket special price 0 a- Phillips Pork and Beans 25c cans w Walter Baker's Breakfast Cocoa 12c ' Mother's Cocoa i pound can .... Pound can ........... Sandwich Spread Quart Jars j SILVER NUT Margarine 14c lb!0 27c Pure Shortening 4 lb. carton SIPlMf The New Shortening lb. pail CRACKERS 2-pound box 18c PURE CANE 10 lb. Twenty-five pounds 100-pound sack I $143 $549 Armours MILK Tall cans. 3 .r Broken Sliced Pineapple No. 2'2 size cans. cans Hilis Brothers' Coffee i 25c Per f pound ... Busick's Mellow Blend Coffee 15c Lb. Genuine Swiss Steaks ft(Q)( lb. ItfEATT BDEIPAU'irr.aEN'irS Tender, Juicy Beef Roasts per lb. Sliced Bacon ; Willi Rind Removed Beef Hearts FANCY LEGS OF MUTTON 15c per-lb. Lb MUTTON SHOULDER RO AST pound : 3IUTTON CHOPS pound . MUTTON STEW Per c pound VIV Scio Receipts up SCIO Official records Indicate an increase of 9 per cent in mon ey order business at the Scio postoffice for the year ended June 30, as compared with the previous year. Total Teceipts of the office from all sources were 34,929.42, Postmaster Phillips states, a heavy increase in all classes of mail being noted in the past two years. Good Second-Year Youngberry Crop Grown, St. Louis ST. LOUIS Picking of young berries has been completed by growers in this community. Most growers report a good yield for this year, the second season these berries have been grown here. TYia frnit was B 0 1 d to the Woodburn cannery. This week MCDOWELL'S MARKET Salem's Leading Market PHONE 8757 171 S. COM'L ST. Your Meat Bill for Less: If you are not already a customer of this busy market why not now? We have here Salem's largest retail meat business. You can always do better at McDowell's. Large Skinned Hams 20c Pork to Roast or Fresh Side fork Spare Ribs Pig Hocks C Pure Pork Sausage c Hamburger or 0. Mutton imC Ground Beef ... Stew ... Beef Pot Roast Sliced or to boil Urcr m ,r 18c "r 20c Drop In, folks, and do your trading at this home-owned market. Open Until 7 P. M. 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