The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1939, Page 20, Image 20

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r Salem's Leading Market
f Meaty-Saving Prices
.You can shop at McDowell's at any
time and rest assured that you can-.
-not do better elsewhere. It is always our aim to make your'
shopping at McDowell's a pleasure.!
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: This la a Real Buy So Get Your Supply Now
Oof Boot Horn 1 lb. 2cc & asc
Fresh Side or
Salt Pork.
act
Heavy Side and ; 7
Our Best Dacca lb. 23c 6 25c
Pork Backbones -5c
Pies' Feet;..? "-V:?.. .ir.Ser
Pot Roast of Beef 10c
Swiss Steak, Ik .18c
Spareribs,.--10 & 12c
Mutton Stew
Leg of Mutton..
Mutton Roast
Sirloin Steak -i
Veal Stew !
6c
15c
10c
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Dacca Oqaoges EOc & nac
We have the best equipped meat market in Salem
and the largest stock of meats for yon to choose from
so why not come in and select yours now, foIksT -
OPEN UNTIL 7 P. L SATURDAY
Lebanon School
: Piclis Llay Rnlcr
Glee CJnb ttr Enter State
Contest, at 'Grove
; AprU 2839
y LEBANON Jaay day at Leba
non ; nigh - school will be held
May 2 with Marjorie II, Marjo
rie Ashby, queen . reigning over
the sports including - a track
meet, a display ot prefects, May
pole dance by junior girls, fash
ion parade of clothing made la
the home economics class, Ba
sic by the band ; a baseball r&me
between- Corvallls and Lebanon
and a dance as a closing mm
ber by the juniors. . "
Princesses are Lois Bowman,
Mary Fredericks, Gladys Frown,
Theodora Peters, Mildred Vend
ling and Marjorie Wilson.
A daughter was Bom tt the
Lebanon general hospital April
17 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox
Of La comb.
Carl and " .Edna Goodwin,
evangelists of Los Angeles, will
be pin m series of revival meet
in fs at the Assembly of God,
April 25 and continue atil May
14. i-y-";,- vy-
- Berry Blooens Heavy
: Lacorab berry growers report
htsry blooms oa red hearts and
Marshalls and young berries.
They are taking advantage of the
dry weather to clean out the
berry fields and orchards.
The a eappella choir of Leba
non high will enter the annual
state vocal contest at - Torert
Grove April - 28-29. The - boys
and girls' glee dabs will also
Frances Strong "Little Linh" ihTums
:-y
at
This Innocent appearing structure which looks like
a Moslem mosque to the casual observer is really
a steel and concrete blockhouse at M&reth. Tunis.
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a unit in France's sturdy Tittle Maglnot fine"
a Moslem mosque to the casual observer is really I which guards this African colony from aggression
i by
Italy and any other power.
eater the contest la class B L.
which they won the ' ensemble
cap last year-for the third time.
Helen Klbs, - teacher of Deva
ney school In the Craitree com
msnity, has beea employed at
Sodavllle this year. Mrs. Mar
garet Kelly will teach the De
vaney school.
George A. ' Wheeler and Doro
thy Hoffman of Lebanon were
united In marriage Saturday at
the Baptist parsonage by Est.
Junkers.
BUT BERRY LAND .
SCOTT MILLS Mr. and Mrs.
Carter t Farrls r ytaceeiforVoE7
Carter i Ferris recently purchased
20 acres rom J. H. Kenser bt
the Crooked Finger strawberry
district
AcMevcncnt Day
IT"- TXRRT Achievement
itv wee held at the Halls Terry
school house for the three 4U
data of that school. Prizes were:
For the 'Capable cooks" ciud.
lad by Mrs. C. L. Nawtoa; a di
vision one, first. Vola Hair, and
second to Doris Hair; la dlrlaloc
two. first to Constance Newton
and second prist to Marjorie
Bowers yy y ;
- i- For the Woodwork dub, led
by A. T. Macklm, first to inline
Macklin and second to Wendoll
Macklia. .' ';.y' -;s ;
- For the Health elab, led by
Mrs. Elsie Carpenter, first to
Doris Jane, Nichols In group one,
and to Barbara Becker in roup
two. !'; ;-y"
Julia Bogosian was Judged the
most perfect girl of the school
and Donald Gerhard : the most
perfect boy. ).' .
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New Houses Going
Up at Rosedale -
ROSEDALE A new ftour.e
has beea built oa the former
Campbell place to replace the
one destroyed by fire last sum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman anl
daughter, Mrs. Peterson and bus
band and two children from Sa
lem are occupying it.
Mr. Fellers Is erecting a new
house across the road from the
Bates home.
Prune and cherry trees have
been literally loaded with blos
soms and the prospect Is tor a
bumper crop.
Sub-Divide Farm
K Itt liberty Arg
LIBERTY- Surveyors arsons
at n resent on the E0-ar- nr1Sl
farm which , was sold last w'ntai
and Is being subdivided into firs
and Is acre lots. Twi well8 are
alio being drilled. The old fraii
urjcr i oiag torn aown.
: One of the five acre Rnt-i.
slons on the southern part of the
acreage has been sold to L. Hud
son, who has started the erec
tion oi m email no use.
Music Festival
Will Be April 28
NORTH HOWEI.T, v - 1
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Howell scliool tsunila wtn n.J
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part In . the county music festl-l
ii w n uciu iu3 caiem nigs
school auditorium April 28.
Un " Nll Hilfilror i
mary teacher, and general chair
man af the Mniit, vMa
J otnu
IniiAiiiM. ,Am. in(A.tfHM . . I
" w .-w iu.tC3LlUji UBl-i
bers. including the rhythm or-
1 a .til a . I
mm cnua airector.1
harmonica band with Mew LU-
llsn Shinir Hliwtlar m1
school singing of "God Bless
Cleanup in Progress
FALLS CITY The city coun
en nas set aside the week ot
April IT to 22 as cleanup veek
ana nrge everyone to cooperate
by gathering up their Junk and
placing it by the roadside loth
city truck can pick it up.
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Full Fashioned I Ringhssl
Guaranteed First Quality!
at Wards for otdy
These stockings won't be this low-priced again (or a
long, long time. So take an imrentory of your own
hosiery stock and then fill in now during America's
Greatest Sale 1 We've all the newest, I fashion-right
colors that will see you through the summer. The
sheer, dear silks have the dainty picot tops you like,
and the feet are reinforced for walkers. They fit the
way a full-fashioned stocking should! The service
weights have tops and feet of fine mercerized cotton.
Buy at least 3 pairs and save in our Ward Week Sale 1
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SAVE
Safof Brand New Printed Silvaniasl
Sale! Solid Color Cotton Broadcloth I
At Wards tor Ody
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Only a huge Ward Week purchase, made months
in advance, could bring yon these bargains! Sil
vania is a household (word to many Ward custom
ers .. . these customers will hurry to take advan
tage of this Ward Week saving! No wonder, when
they can make dresses for about 35c each! You'll
find large and small florals, multicolors, whites,
pastels everything you want -for this summer I
The patterns' are all brand new! Full 36 inches
wide. Save at this Ward Week price!
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Save 18 t New styles with gay
trims and estra nest workman
- sbipl Set-in sleeves! 2 hems!
All f amoas-name - tubf ast cot
tons. Siies 12 to 52. ,
Solel 25c
Fro-of-the
Loom Aprons,
in
f5i
Frult-of-the-Loom percales are
famous for wear! Bibs and cov
eralls In tubfast prints.
Salt! New
Spring Hatri
Regularly Si
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Summery-looking brims and
bonnets! New braided types.
Glorious colors. 21 Y to 24.
BIG Savings for Youl
Sale! Men's
Shirts
tl.lt Value! 99 shrink-proof
fabrics! Custom-type tailoring!
Brilliant patterns and. sparkling
whitest Amazing value at this
Ward Week pries!.
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Gleaming Rayon Satml
Crocaded
SUps 1
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Real 49e values I Heavy rayon.
satin in beautiful, new floral
' designs, - All bias cut to prevent
" twisting. Tearose- only. Sixes
from 32 to 44. Strong seams.
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Oxfords
Unbleached
36 In. Bloslin
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The kind you want for sheets, h ST le on, every dozen you
cases ana an nousenoia needs ' wu iiu ui Msrry
Whiter titer first washing. texture, Uttxllft In.
Save 54c on Warda comfort
shoes. Black or white "duty
shoe, or black Gypsy style.
SoieMOc:
Mercerized
Cotton Anklets
Perky striped socks, others
plain with more stripes on the
caftsf t to lOH. .. . -
Sotell9c
GayPIdld
CarmoJi Towels
r vannon lowwu
V -1 1 Regnlirly 79c! Wards 181"
7 V' IV, . brand men depend on for rugged
JKtS wear for longer service I San
i tarin shrunk! Blue denim. t
V1 BOYS SIZES, were aPc4J3c
So!ei98c
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Leatier sees Dressy Patent
traps; ties. White; brown,
black oxfords. 8-2.
59e Values!
Kiddies
PIcryMRs
Haskv cotton covert m liielmrv -
stripe with contrasting trim, '
Kagian or regular sleeves. 2-t.
SatttMeas
7rPloBeef
Work Shirts
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Easily Worth $801
2 Dig IPes,
ip Vt3lvet
549)
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BIG, bat not too large for small
living , rooms! Covered in a
silky rayon and cotton acetats
velvet I Hichly carved 1
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Cwfw cavtt - .
ww mm mm tmw
Save I J on Sanomed s&ruas
Pioneers! Heavy cotton covert
or chambray. . Double elbows.
SaleMOc
Rodcfod
Work Socks
Rtductd 24 I Reversible terry
in the grand 20x40 in. eixe. Buy
a supply at this saving!
! Solel
IQirb'Sbiat
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Save 22 oa each one of these
brand new styles! Full cat pas
tel cottons for Hiss. 1 to 14.
SaWWorcbI5
SaCa Stripe
Rayon Undies .
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Genuine run-resist, tricot knit,
satin stripe briefs and panties.
Women's, Also novelty fabrics.
Save J0 oa these hosklesl
Cotton mixtures, comfortable,
and longer wear! Large sixe.
Sale! Save 24c!
Men's 1.S3
Work Shoes
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- Ward Week's greatest rug bar
f gala! Scores of new exclusive
patterns la. rich colorsall of
imported wool yarns! yy
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Rej:. $35
Mixing
Faucet
26C
uon soles for extra wear!
Bard wood! White ! Waterproof Handy swing spout style with
. . . sprayed celluloid coated. self draining soap dish. Glisten-Chrotoe-plated
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