Hurting
PACE TWENTY
Rains
Cherries Some
Loss May not Be Heayy if
Brignl Sunshine Does
not Come no k
Cherry growers- and farmers
with hay on the ground were
considerably ' disconcerted ortr
the heavy showers of yesterday,
bat e h e r r y losses ' may not
amount to a great deal if the
. rains do not continue and If
bright sunshine does not follow
at once to cans cracking.
:. Cherries are coming in' strong
now, with ' ripening about- two
weeks ahead of the usual season.
The loganberry season . Is also
getting under way with .Lt pack
ing plants, and red raspberries
are likewise coming on.
Strawberry picking in most
districts will be completed next
week. The season : r th.'s berry
has been much lo-rrer than was
anticipated when the first of the
crop ripened, thanks to the good
rains of late May.
Th C2TG0N STATESMAN, Saltn, Ortn, Friday tfcnun&v leas 16, JS39
WOOD B U R N Loganberry
pickers are In demand here, with
the first logans delivered to the
Woodburn Fruit Growers co-op
association warehouse Wednes
day. Prospects f-e, if weather
conditions are favorable, for a
crop Of too tons of excellent
berries.
Cherry picking has been under
way - since Monday and the
strawberry harvest Is still on.
The association members picked
87 tons of gooseberries this season.
deny Fruit Fly
Is Emerging now
Cherry fruit flies ire now
emerging from the soil in large
numbers, as indicated . by emerg
ence cages placed In three Ma
rlon county orchards by Robert
E. Rleder. assistant county agent.
These files will be laying eggs
la the next few days, and en
other spray . application should
be applied before the ggs are
laid in order to be effective.
Rieder advises that sprays
Should be repeated after each
rain or heavy shower.
The spray formula is: Lead
arsenate pound; molasses 2
quarts; and water - 10 gallons.
, Eren though Royal Ann cher
ries may escape Infestation due
to the early harvest, the trees
rosy harbor flies which will In
fest later eherries, and so should
e sprayed.
Interplanted trees and fence
tows should also receive the
spray, as the flies msy alight
on anything In the vicinity of
the cherry trees.
Puppetry Classes
r Slated, Silverton
SILVERTON A special at
traction for the summei recrea
tional program, accoiding to
Harold Davis, director; will be
classes in puppetry and creative
, painting given by teachers lent
through the Interest of the Sa
lem Art Center.
Arthur Wasser, instructor of
theatre arts in the Salem cen
ter, will be here Friday to con
duct two classes in making of
puppets or marionettes, with the
aim of producing puppet shows
before the summer is over. Was
" . ser Is well known on the - west
coast ; for his work in the the
atre. He studied in the drama
department of the University of
Washington. , On the legitimate
. etage, he has appeared v Ith sev
eral little theatre groups.
There will be two divisions in
the puppetry classes, for the
junior 'and senior high schools
and one for the grade school.
Creative painting for children
will ,- also . be conducted during
the summer. An additional in
structor will come fron Salem
for these classes.
' Japanese School
Ope
nsat
; HAZEL GREEN .The Japan
ese school In the Ogura hall is
In - session with the former
teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fukuda of Wapato, Wash., in
charge. The enrollment Is not
so large as last year at present
The school will be In session till
about the first ?f September. An
addition has - been completed to
the Ogura hall to furnish a home
for the teachers.
.Dr. frank Smith," superintend
ent of the Japanese work of
the Methodist church en the
coast, spoke at the Salem Japan
ese church Sunday evening.
Miss Symlo Mlo's marriage,
which was to have been Sunday
ia. Portland, was postponed be
cause of Illness of her father.
Miss Mio Is a graduate of Sa
lem high' and was a worker la
the church until the family mov
ed to Gaston two years ago. -
. VSAvmtsHer
The United States federal authori
ties eagerly await return to this
country of Mrs. Ruth Marie Rubens
(above) given a suspended sentence
In Moscow for entering Russia on a
forged passport. Her husband la
still held. She Is under federal in
dictment is connection with the spy
and fraudulent passport eases re
cently tried in New York..
Dip
Estimate
Wheat Prices
Robinson Co. Forecasts
Kansas Crop at 122
Million Bushels
CHICAGO. June 15.-tiPr-
Wheat prices tumbled a cent or
more from early nigns loaay
following release of an author!
tative elevator company estimate
of increased Kansas production
and reports of good err condi
tions in Canada.
An onenine advance that car
ried quotations upward as much
as cent gave way to selling
that wipad out the gams ana
substituted net losses of as much
as L cent. July contracts, repre
senting the new crop, being the
weakest. Hedging sales were in
evidence.
Kansas Crop Grows
The Robinson Elevator com
pany made the bearish estimate
of Kansas production, suggest
in a cron of 122.:93.000 bush
els, , or about 20,000,000 larger
than the last forecast. Tne in
crease was attributed to better
yields than expected, 'a he govern
ments June X iorecast was
105.520.000 bushels. Harvest last
year totaled 152,114,000 bushels.
Wheat closed at th aays
lows, lower than yester
day, July 73H-73; September
73-.
Pre-School Clinic
Slated, Willamina
WILLAMINA The Willamina
Civic club Is sponsoring a tree
pre-school clinic for children be
tween the ages of 3 and 7 on
Tuesday, July 11 at 9 o'clock
at the Willamina grade school
building. All children of Wil
lamina and the surrounding ter
ritory fn Yamhill county are In
vited. The clinic will include a com
plete physical examination, skin
test for tuberculosis, Schick test
for diphtheria and a dental ex
amination.. No vaccinations or
inoculations will be given.
Dr. L. S. Goerke, Yamhill
county physician, Miss Ruth
Hinegardner and Mrs. Nina
Miller, all of the Yamhill county
health office In McMinnvIlle
will be in charge, in cooperation
with Dr. H. -C. Tomlinson of
Willamina.
Shower Given
For Mrs. Atchison
- MEHAMA M r s . Jennie Moe
and daughter Iva were hostesses
to a group of women Wednes
day afternoon at t h e 1 r homo
here. ! The occasion was a wed
ding shower for Mrs. Bernard
Atchison of Salem. Mrs. Atchi
son will be remembered as
Juanita Bass, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bass.
Present were: Mrs. Bernard
Atchison, Mrs. Clarence Bass,
Ruby Bass, Mrs. Ed Burgess,
Mrs. Emil Wlnser, Mrs. Carl
Reid, ? Mrs. Vein Smith, Mrs.
Floyd Washburn, Mrs. Ira
Kirsch, Mrs. M. W. Weber, Mrs.
Edith PhUippl, Mrs. Ones Wag
ner, Mrs.' Chris IIcDonald, Mrs.
Tex Kimsey, Mrs. Roy PhUippl,
Mrs. Harley Johnson, Mrs
Floyd Boyington, Mrs. Rer Kim
sey,. Mrs. r Bd Titze, Mrs. Ear)
Wolfkiel, - Lorene Landers, Mrs.
Willard Johnson, Mrs . James
Blum, Esther Blum. Mrs. Otis
Marks and Mrs. Moe and Ira.
Relapse Hits
Stock Issaes
Market Off Point 7ith
Some Offerings Going ,
Down a Full 5
i r
NEW ' TORKV June llWffV-
The stock market today suffered
I WoodiT (474So.Com'lSt.) Special C
jsinno:3" :
yi) tfPrnP PRICE
TERMS $1 DOWN
$1PER7EEK
5
Cove n co 6
EVERY ITEM DRASTICALLY REDUCED
Jnree Blocks Sonlh Ladd & Bash Bank
Its worst relapse ia sssst
month and volume picked up oa
th downswing, .-"a--
Losses ran to S or more points
for leaders, with a few Isolated
issues dropping around I. Clos
ing prices were at or near the
lows with the- turnover la -the
final period nearly double that
of the preceding four hoars.
ThTe business and legislative
outlook continued fairly promis
ing and brokers Inclined to at
tribute the rather sharp retreat
partly to renewed apprehension
over the , British - Japanese
wrangle ta the far . east which,
some suggested, night coincide
with. a. projected Hitler eoupt ta
Europe connected with the latest
Slovaklan row. v '
he fact the market ta the past
several sessions - had ' refused "to
pay mack- attention to a mod
erate budget of "good" news
also was , thought to hare been
a selling inducement for those
who bad been hanging on in
the belief the recent side-wise
shift was sv "correction of the
I recovery from the spring slide.
The Associated Press average
310,000 Pounds
WooljBriiiga 21
ROSWELL, N. M., Jane 15.-(JPf-jL
total of 110,000 pounds of
wool was sold today, leaving
about 700,000 pounds available
of SO stocks was off a fun point
at 41.5, Its largest set-back since
May II. Transfers . totaled S83.
710 shares against 119,370 the
day . before. -
la the sealed 1 bid aale by - tho
Bond-Baker company. Tne aaie
will be continued tomorrow.
Top price of the day vas 11
cents, paid for the 37,000-pound
clip from Mrs. James Suther
land's ranch.-Most ef the -major
wool-buying . firms . , were repre
sented. At a recent sale In Carlsbad,
N.' M., 50,000 pounds of the W.
C Bates clip was bought by
Draper and company Tor 17 cents
a . pound. Another 60,000-pound
clip was contracted here recently
by Robert Salter at 20S cents.
Independence Gets
Veterinarian -
INDEPENDENCE Dr. H. B.
Keith, recently of Ma- ihfleld,
has leased the George Knott
place on Seventh street where
he has opened veterinarian of
fices. ; Dr. Keith is a graduate of
Iowa State college and has spent
two years In government service
and practiced In Marshfield be
fore coming to Independence.
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SHELVES J
Cape,ltd
shelves f
plants, -ments,
et.
Regular 20c
Coolie iyp
1
' STR&VHATS
I Women. )
K v A
Regular 69c Quality
Special!
0
FULL
FASHIONED
Reduced for This Sale f o .
First Quality Pare silk ladies'
hose in popular shades for sum
mer. Stock up heavy on these
fine quality hose so low in price.
v
Regular 29c
1216" Pictaics
Popular aub- l
jecta.
While
250 1-
Spedalt
Galvanized
59c Quality
Women's
BOUSE FROCKS
glxes 14 to 52. MW
1
6 Yd. Fold's 1
BIAS TAPE '
i "Brooks," ..0 1
1 guaranteed (Ql I
Cute Styles
Girls'
SUII SUITS
fiVs'ti 5&
led from. flA eJf
10-QL PAHS
Heavy rast resisting steel with
bright lustre finish.
Reduced
from 29c
Special!
Ladies'
mm
The same fine quality yon get
in the better garments ma
higher priced.
Special!
Candy Special!
Friday and Saturday
Delicious JUMBO
BIB
JA
I 36x72-Inch I
JVindou Shades I
Fibre shades CC
1 in Dk. Bern or IVJ 1 1
1 Green. Special
WW
Men's & Boys
Tennis Shoes
i-i
special i
1
Special!
4 Delicious Flavors
IMi Shalces
Chocolate
Vanilla
Straw
berry Pineapple
17x32-Inch
s
st
select
Special 1
Regular 29c
Boys' Rayon
POLO SHIRTS
A
Special
Value!
, Lightweight
Canvas Cloves
Ideal for ase abont the
honse or in they"""c5
garden. O 1
2 nsirs
Women's Misses and Children's
special! f TniHsh Tovcls
overcfieck 4J M
deelgns. Wl
A
mum Bsssmi
Special!
Regular 10c and 15c Values!
Smart new 4-color stripe in qual
ity truly unusual at this low
price. Elastic cuffs. Lay in a sup
ply at this exceptionally low
pairs
cmiiiiY
iipnons i
Regular 39c Spedi"
Rubber' "J"fl
Aprons GAul
fleams Vcili Sox
' Blaee 10 t 1
Stardyl Loaf w
. sox, . economical-
er
m
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75e
Letter
Enyelopes
1
LADIES' DRESS BELTS Oi
A wide variety of simulated leathers in popular widths. yj
Sizes SO to 40. Special 1
RUBBER GLOVES C5tT
Slight snb-standards of rubber gloves regularly sold VlJ
at 15c to 25c pair. Special! -t 4
PAPER NAPKINS TrT
120 Napkins in package. Use paper napkins all Vy(Qp
summer and save on laundry. Special! 4
HAIR CURLERS YZrs
-4 Star Brand. Perforated hair curlers A cb C i(g
for quick dry. Long or short style ii card 4
8-OZ. BRILLIANTINE t rs
FVw well groomed hair. Large S-ox. bottle Amber
BrllUaatMe. Special 1 4
POT CLEANERS rr$
"Chore Girl Junior. Cleans pots and pans VyCJ
easfly and fat a Jiffy. Special 1. Str 4
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
Begulariy priced at 49c Wear these inside IV i Cs
or outside the trousers. Special 1 4
LADIES' SWBI SUITS r7 T l
Priced at 1M last year. These are re- VTSj L -, 1 L V I
markable values so low priced. Special t V- w
Wax Paper
oaa Rheta
The same high quality
you'd expect to pay at
least sue a -q
Large
COFFEE CUPS
Special! -C
2 f V
Values to 59c Pr.
Bathins:
SLIPPERS
All sizes wonU
en's sUppers.
Built-up heels.
Pr.
2S
Box of 10
Sanitary
Soft, absorb
ent, sanitary.
Special t
An Extra-Ordinary Special
in
Dsn! Sotgkg
Special!
On Sale
Friday & Saturday Only :
Regular 89c qaality oQed silk
bowl coTeri In an tUracti?e cel
lophane bag; which can be used
as a holder. Sizes to fit 3, 4, 5,
8 and 10-inch bowls. ,
J Regular 98c
I i -or Ilea, suia-fi fi - ,
I 'ui er - weight., y i VPl
I P r 1 d a y aad (Jul
I .Saturday only ' TT . '
- Mea'a Special
White p
Summer Caps
Women's
Special!
Summer Dress Gloves 7 q2
Tour choice of White, Blue, Orchid, Pink J L nr.
or Maize. Regular 60c values. iy
Children's Lightweight Special!
suieier urnon suits
Regular 29c quality. Reduced especially
for quick disposal. Broken sizes.
$1.00 Values Special!
VJOMEII'S HATJDDAG ) rQ
Popular styles in many colors. A truly fij Iv J
remarkable value. t 1
Special!
Women's and Misses
BATHING CAPS
Rubber swim carps at an exceptionally J
low price.
Comfortable, Long Wearing
IIJDIAII T.I0CASSIIIS
Imitation suede leather slippers for Men
Women or Children. All sizes.
Regular 39c Quality
51"x51" Table Cloths
Popular patterns in Blue, Red, Gold or
Green. Large table size.
Special!
Special!
Regular 25c Value
4-HOUR ECTAMEL
A durable, high-gloss, one-coat finish
enamel made with Tungoil and Bakelite.
Special!
E0
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jy '. raw
-i I till III IMsJ
WW"
III IV
JUNE 18TH-IS THE DATE Just a few days
away until you'll present your Father with the
1 aw M m a
rememorance mai win leu mm in small measure
how dear he is to you. Select your gift now from
these many fine suggestions.
Dad Can Always Use a Few More
SUJIMER NECKTIES
The finest assortment of patterns we've
ever seen. Made of the same materials
used in ties selling for 50c
Dad'll appreciate a new pair.
DRESS SUSPENDERS J9C
A fine selection of patterns to choose from. ems
MENS DRESS HOSE, pair. 2C
Good Quality materials Guaranteed Tubfast. ft
SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS . 98C
Aa Ideal Gift for Dad. 1 A I
DRESS SHIRTS, extra fine quality. lo9
Remember Dad With a New
Droadclottfa Drccc Ghlrt
Many smart looking patterns fa Blues,
Browns, and Grey ground. Also White
fas all sizes 1M to 17.
Many atyles with Zippers.
ALL LEATHER BILLFOLDS 29 C
"Gem' or "Gillette" Type eBf
RAZORS, complete with Blades in case....'25C
Popular summer patterns f -nA
SLACK PANTS for Men .. 139
AH Leather Uppers and Composition Soles.
WHITE OXFORDS-Special! Pr. 179
Buy Several of These for Dad
GREW SAUCES
"in' Summer Colon
first quality, fine knitted rayon aad
eottea , noafery ta thte aeaaoa'a
popular color combinations. '
1 It
am.
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pa.
CLOSniG OUT SALS
in Our Plant Department
Bedding Petunias,
Marigolds, Comoa,
and Snap Dragons .
I 1UI.H
II
CLOSniG OUT. SALE!
in Our Plant Department .
133 IL C0:.H.2EZICZL STIUBT
SAiETJ, om:ao:i
Choice - ,
Potted Petunias...
Blooming ,
Petunias -Special !.
:..Each
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