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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Blorning, July 29, 193&
Stock Judging
Tours Started
Joint Daily Vacation Bible
School Will Open on
August 8
ALBANY The firit of two
1-11 livestock judging touri ar
ranged for Linn bounty club mem
bers, started Thursday morning
from the E. C. McClaln t Son's
farm near Lebanon. Other farms
to be Tisited will Include those of
Homer Shelby, Robert Marsh and
liarley Taylor.!
The second ! tour win take In
the southern part of the county,
and Is set for Friday, August 5.
at the M. B. Harding farm, four
miles southeast of Halsey at 8:30
a. m. Additonal farina to be vis
ited on this tour will be the A; II.
Quimby, the Chancer Barnes,
Lynn Barens, V. C. Grlmea and
Randall Grimes, i
nst 8
Plan Church School .
ALBANY Commencing Aug.-
L the Evanrelleal and Breth
ren churches will conduct a Joint
undnam niuonu quit, tihuod
Bible; school. Both churches aa
well as the social nail of . the
Evangelical church, are .to 1
utilised. Directing will be Eliz-
Htri T-rnn Portland. A 1 1 C
Rose Hanson, Haley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Keller, of the Newberg
Rretbren church.
The school will be for . pupils
fromi the Drimirr rrades no to
thosf in high school, and will be
conducted each morning for two
weeks. Music missionary, bible
studr and handiwork; will be
features.:.-. -.. ; 1
Seek Flax Festival Crown -
vLi
sit From Wisconsin
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ST. LOTJUIS MIss Mary Ansen
' ner (visitinr. her sister. Mrs. Mar
i caret Kraus and daughter Mar
garet. -..'!:- i T '
FINAL . -
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CE.EAI3 AMGE
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54-in. WHITE COTTON COATING.
Reg.' 98c, yd. . ........ ..-.1.4.J.......-1.-63C
.1.23 to 1.98 CHILDREN'S
DRESSES, special lot,
SUMMER
49c
5.98 to 10.98 LADIES' SUMMER
SILK DRESSES, now -U2.90
1.98 Ladies Cotton Frocks, now 1.00
89c Ladies Cotton Frocks now ....i....9C
1.98 Boys' Corduroy Trousers, now .Q
69c Boys' Striped Bib Overalls, now 43C
59c Glen's Blue Chamb. Work Shirts dC
79c Men's and Boys' Tennis Shoes, ;
a few sizes ........:...!. ,! Qc
29c Men's and Boys' White Caps, now IQC
All Men's and Boys Swim Trunks
off
98r Men's and Boys' Polo Shirts, now 6C
79c Men's artd Boys Polo Shirts, now Qc
To 49c COTTON SUMMER .MATERIALS,
now, yard ........... IQC
Ladies and Missy Swim Suits Reduced
BLOCK'S
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A quartet of beauties who are candidates for queen of the annual flax
festival at Mt. Angel, August 12 to 14. From left, top: Beatrice
Marx, Mt. Angel-Brooks; Maxine Be ruing, Mt. Angel, (Jesten-Mil-ler,
Salem, photos) ; bottom, Alice Srtrogis, St. Paul-Newberg; and
Marie Rama, Portland, (Gladys Gilbert photos). Thirteen misses
from several Oregon cities Including Portland are competing for
the honor of ruling over the flax festival and for the trip, to the
Golden Gate Exposition which will be given the winner. A crown
princess and four princesses are also to be elected.
Bermuda Onion Jamboree Is Newest
Wrinkle for Residents of Jefferson
i JEFFERSON The Jefferson Better Business club will
sponsor the Bermuda Onion Jamboree all day Saturday on
Main street here. i
A full program has been planned beginning at 9:30
o'clock and lasting until late Saturday evening, which will in
clude music by the Jefferson band, races, contests, chicken
throw, -water fight, swim event ;0
community sing; free show and
free danCe. Many valuable contest
prizes will be given by the merch
ants. At 1:30 o'clock, there will
be a parade with cash prizes for
the three best entrants.
Borer In Hospital
Leon Boyer who has been suf
fering with knee trouble, was tak
en to the Good Samaritan hospital
in Portland where he will under
go an operation on his knees. Mrs.
Boyer Is in Portland.!
Mrs. II. A. Wiity underwent a
major operation Wednesday aft-
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GO WHERE THE CROWD GOES
We are doing our best to save our customers money. This is our aim to completely
satisfy, in service, quality, merchandise at a saving to you. Drive out just north
of new viaduct and compare. Open every day of the week, including Sundays.
Salad Dressing pt flUc LARD , j jE
Heavy Sides j .
Salt Pork lb. aaVQ Beef Pot Roast lb. 13 ttc
Scon Backslb SSQ 1 gi!fjners lb
OXYDOU regular size pkg, JJ.i;.i.....:19c tln 3 k r
P. & G. SOAP, regular bar .. . iL ...L.10 for 27c 53C 5
GCIAQKBEIS, 1 Large 2 yond box 3I7c
PnrJSAPPILE Del Honte Tid Bits each 5e
Corn, No. 2 tin
Pork & Beans, 2 Yi tin
Tomatoes, Yi tin .
String Beans. 2s .
3 for 25c
COFFEE
Maxwell House, Fol
gcrs. Golden West,
j 3IATCHES :
Fun carton, f pJ
None better i AjG
JITNEY
UGI?CJUmGG
3 tins !
EG
WHITE STAR - Yz 2 for
GREECE Full Cream 2 lbs. 3Qg
17 1! tJJ El
Fishers
Blend
Drifted
Snow
Pillsbury
Best
mikclj: wmr,
quart
6 assorted
flavors for
COFFEE, lii-v.'ay,
S lb.
OLIVES, -ripe,
- o
No. 1 tin tor
PE.S, San Wan,
No. 2 tin
SUGAR, for
rannlntr. 10 lb.
3Jc
: -1 ' T'-H'-- -; . - PRQDUCE ;- :- -;r-:-::
potatoes 5Sc
apricots box 43c
TOMATOES ! jgC
fO'RN' n tne COD'
vaviv locaJ Srown, dog.
H9c
rmcr-H fffettive fridat, Saturday and suxdat only
ernoon at the Salem General hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Kester and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lynes and
daughter Elbertine will leave
Monday on a motor trip to Tolo
ga, Okla., to yisit relatives.
Drapella Is new
0vner of Hotel
MILL CITY Louis Drapella
has purchased the hotel equip
ment of Louis, Rada, and will
take charge of the hotel August
1. Mr. and Mrs. Green are look
ing for a new location.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake and
Miss Daisy Hendricson accompan
ied Mrs. Bandrlff of Montana,
who has visited at the Lake home
to Portland on her way home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bull, for
mer Mill City residents, now of
San Francisco spent the week
end here. -.
. Howard Kanoff will take the
wood job from the mill in place
of Louis Diapella.
Liberty Woman
! Is Named State
Junior Director
LIBERTY The appointment
of Mrs. Guy Williams as state
Junior director by the state ex
ecutive board of the Fanners'
union was recently announced.
Mrs. Williams organized and
worked with the Junior group of
the Red IlilU local the past year.
The group-is considered one of
the most active In the state.
Mrs. Helen Gibbs is spend
ing this week and next at Fir
linn Girl Scout camp near Leba
non In a leadership capacity. The
second week in August she will
accompany -the Liberty Girl Scout
troop on a camping trip to Abl-Qua.
McCall Says Reed
' Charge Is Untrue
SILVERTON E. J. McCall
pleaded not -guilty to an assault
and battery charge . preferred
again him by Mrs. Jim Reed. The
case will be set for trial in Alf
O. Nelson's court.
t Mrs. -Reed - charges that; Mc
Call had choked and bruises her
16-year-old aon, Frederick Reed,
at the "ball park. .
M. A. Shaver was given a $2.50
fine and - costs in Justice court
for operating a vehicle without
lights. - - '
Scaverhill Schoolhouse
Painted; Townsend Club
:r 'Selects two Delegates
l JEFFERSON H. E. Jones has
completed the painting of the new
Scravelhill school house two miles
southwest of Jefferson.'
; At the - meeting - of the Town
send slub Wednesday night, the
president. Jack Tyson appointed
Mrs. Dan Korb and Mrs. W. S.
McClaln on the membership com
mittee for two months. Mrs. Wil
bur Funk and W. L. Cobb were
elected delegates -to the group
meeting of the TNRP of Oregon,
to be held at Corvallis Sunday.
Labish Residents
On Dam Excursion
Fred Dowe Constructing
Home; Onion Houses
I Also Going up
LABISH CENTER Mr. . and
Mrs. Elliott Cochran are the par
ents of a six-pound, five-ounce
daughter, Darlne Jean, born July
25. The Cochrans moved here last
fall from the Ankeny district, hav
ing purchased the Charles Hind's
place. -: : ;1 ", :: ""v
- ; Saturday a party composed of
Mr. and Mrs.' W. A. Starker,' Mrs.
W, R. Daugherty, Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Boies, Gladys and Emma
Bell, It, Lab aye, I. Morris, An
nabelle Bennett, Louise Fonts,
the II. E. Boehm family, Marjory
and v Clifford Wanless, . Eleanor
Jefferson, and the W. F. Klampe
family, made the Bonneville ex
cursion on the SS Lake Bonne
t" which, had been chartered by
Marion County Christian Endea
Torers. : V'v
TAn. Joe Messman recently en
tered the TB hospital for treat
ment. "
: Building; In Progress .
Frank Weinman is having a
new dwelling constructed on his
property In .the. Hazel Green dis
trict. A new onion bouse has also
been -constructed -there. ,Fred
Dowe Is building a new bouse on
his place here, and work on.th
Harry Lovre onion house . Is pro
gressing. - ' -'"
Today
s rrogram
At Gamp Listed
WOODBURN - Friday's pro
gram at the Church of God camp
meeting .' will be from 6:15 to
7:00, devotional hour; 8:00-9:00,
ministers meeting with, E. H.
Ahrendt as the speaker; 9:00
10:15, Christian Education class:
9:15-10:00, recreation period for
children, 10:30-12:00, Sunday
school service, Mrs, Francis Tal
len and Mary L. Shepherd as the
leaders; 2:00 - 3 :S0,", children's
meeting; 2:00-3:30, afternoon
service, C H. Beahm as the speak
er; 3:45-4:45. missionary meet
ing; 8:30-7:30, Young People's
meeting, Ruth Grabam.V leader;
7:45, evangelistic service, E. L
Eve.rhart, speaker.
Sternberg Plans ,
To Reequip Tree
Room at Albany
ALBANY-CJL Sternberg has
announced that he will reequip
the tree factory, part of the Al
bany Saddle factory which was
destroyed by fire Monday night
He will relocate the tree plant in
his concrete building, used as a
saddle stuffing -room before the
main plant was moved.
Several pieces of saddle machinery,-including
some that was
practically new, and many saddle
trees were burned.,
COURT STREET - MARION STREET - KINGW00D
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We were strollin around these markets just before we started to write this ad, and while these markets,
are not exactly givin away anything, it is vary apparent that a lotta pennies can be saved with hardly any
effort on the part of any one takeing a minit or so to look around. To list all these savings would take
most all the space in this paper, so we'll list a few items at random about the stores, to give you some
idea of what can be bought for so little cash.
t Snowdrift
SHORTENING
3 pound an .. .... 52c
6 lb. can.- 99C
Dole's Fancy
PINEAPPLE
No. 22 Size Can Sliced
m cans - ... 31c
Dole's 8-oz.
PINEAPPLE
Tidbits or Crushed Pineapple
cans . 21c
Pineapple Juice
No. 2 cans .10c
46-oz. cans 23c
GRAPE-
25c
MONARCH
FRUIT JUICE,
46-oz. cans ......
Goody
Soda Wafers
lb. pkg.
16c
IJB, Hills Brothers
COFFEE
Pound
27c
GOLDEN WEST
tin
26c
WESSON OIL
pt. 21c "pt. 31c
Kellopg's or Albers J
Corn Flakes . . 5c
PURE SHORTENING,
carton 36c
NALLEY'S
PRODUCTS
Tang
The All Purpose Dressing
Pim Jar Quar,
Nalley's Mayonnaise
Made with the finest vegetable oil, fresh eggs,
wine vinegar and spices
27c Quart jar Li' 43c
27c
Pint jar .
NALEY'S SANDWICH SPREAD
Pint
Nalley's Prepared or Horseradish Mustard
In handy tumbler, each . . ...... JLwC
The above ad written by Xallejr'a themselves. Our addition
to same is to say we will have a demonstrator at oar Court
Street Market sampleing this fine .product. Incedently offering
yon a sample as well, which proves we believe Nalley's is good.
.MARGARINE,
2 lbs. .
23c
FULL CREAM A 13 -CHEESE,
2-lb. loaf Qf jC
WHITE STAR TUNA,
size .. .2 ans 33c
Columbia River Spring
Catch Chinook SALMON,
tall 19
cans ..... cans
27C
About Flour
We are still selling flour
made of old wheat at very
attractive prices.
ORBIS
a high grade all hardwheat
product, l! AH
49-lb. sack .....
KITCHEN QUEEN
sack $1.23
0
mm.
0
100
lb. sack mmmf 1
225
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2
la
0
10
lbs.
One of the Best Bleachers
Special This Week
yft-Ganons-..-X
Quarts for
H0G
White King
TOILET SOAP
bars
19c
GIANT
WHITE KING SOAP
49c
LARGE WHITE KING
SOAP
39c
jMeat Departments Featuring G
TPtrume -ES'u&c 2 DggC
Boned
i and Rolled
overnment Inspected Steer Beef
LARGE CRISP DILL
5 ror 3
i . POT ROASTS OF
Branded Gtccr BsciS ib.H6c
Gi?miim(3 BeeC 2?
IHIolIgtinggog" 2 as. 25q
' SWIFTS SPECIAL
. . . Yx Pound Package
Dologna op Fronlsc ib. 19c
TENDER, JUICY
lb.
-1
LIS
Each
About
A Large Selection of Ready to Serve
ILunc&coh TJcoto ib. 25c
We've Just Received a Big Shipment of Turlock Cantaloupes, Vine
Ripened They're Ripe Yet They're Firm, Crisp and Sweet
You Can Get These This Weekend for Only 1 . .
3
O Fresh From
Ck the Oven