FAGS TWELVE
Thm OHEGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Wednesday Morning. April 1. 1S42
Early Blaze
Destroys Barn
- . FOX VALLEY Fire of un
known origin completely destroy
ed : the barn at the Otis Perry
Farm In Fox Valley early Satur
day. ; '
The Perry family, who have
only occupied the place a lew
' months, left early Friday night for
Portland. A nephew of the Perry's
was at the place to, do the farm
chores. About 2:30 a.m. Saturday
be was awakened to find the barn
burning.
Some calves in the barn were
rescued. A number of truck tires
and some truck wheels, were de
stroyed. Neighbors went to the
scene but little could be done by
the time they -g ot there." Vj
The Stayton fire department
was summoned. The electric
switch was off so no defect - in
wiring could have caused the fire
and several neighbors who were
there after the barn was burning
are at a lost to understand its
origin.
It was not learned if the barn
was insured or not It had been
standing for a good many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nydegger
Pupils Present
Mystery Play
STAYTON - The Scarecrow
Creeps" is the title of the mystery
to be presented Thursday and
Friday in the high school auditor-
and Mr. and Mrs.. Orvflle Down
ing and Dpane spent Sunday in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston
and baby were Sunday callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Toomb of the McCully Mountain
district. Mr. and Mrs. Toomb are
building a home. -
ium by the senior class of Stayton
high school.
The cast of characters includes
Dick Hermens, Lela Mae Bell,
Charles Mielke, Barbara Robuck,
Dick O'Connor, C W. McCalL Al
ice Stevens, Iris Carter and Rose
Marie Davis.
Charles - Gustafson, teacher in
the high school, is director.
School Gets Donation -
ABIQUA . Mrs. Robert Down
presented the McLaughlin school
district with a number of books
this past week. Mrs. Down is the
widow of the late Professor Down,
Oregon educator.
Family Drives :
To Longview
CENTRAL HOWELL Ruth
DeSart finished her comptometer
course in Portland and accepted a
position in an office at Longview,
Wn. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde DeSart, drove to Longview
with her. '
M. O. Hatteberg is having his
barn roof reshingled. The violent
wind storm earlier in the year
made this necessary. "
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Janz visited
their son, Lyle and family near
Portland Sunday and stopped to
see Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Simmons
in Oregon City. Walter Janz, Port
land, returned with them to spend
a few.days here. , , r ,
Visit Cantonment -
AUMSVILUG Mr. and Mrs. C.
D. Boone motored to the Corvallis
cantonment site Sunday. Boone re
ported that live stock and mach
inery from the farms being re
leased for the cantonment, were
placed on sale at a huge auction
sale held there. Hundreds of buy
ers were on hand -and livestock,
much of it beyond common values,
went at good prices. . ;
Aumsville property' is being
Silvcrton Nowo
Dr. Ludvig R. Lima has re
turned from a two months visit
at his home in Montivideo, Minn.
Fern Peterson, formerly employed
at the Silverton hospital, has been
a guest this week of Dr. and Mrs.
T.imr Miss Peterson will be em
ployed at Portland.
Otto Legard, of lgard & Ad
ams, is at Hillsboro i this week
looking after the firm's other
store. Harold Halland, a nephew
viewed by buyers who have had
to sell their homes for the can
torment. .
of Legard andson of Mr. and Mrs. .
tt Hallandr guverwn,
SenSging the I?
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meat of Portland n sp.
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minsier .
Sunday to Inna June Pad
gett, Portland. - j
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Woman' Seriously VI : j
SMTTHFIELD Mm Da v Id
Giesbrecht is seriously CI wiUl ,
bronchial pneumonia. Her daugh
ter. Mrs. Henry Ratzlaft SH
Creek, is caring for.her. Another
daughter, Ann Giesbrecht, Ro
chester, NY, is expected home. ;
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2?r.Krr Jive .irt - rv
Corde, doeskin and patent in
the newest 8tyles and every
known color for all costumes.
X , Q95
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to 16.95
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Rod vbs
Doeskin, capes and pigskin in
all the new colors. We offer
only the most select brands
and best workmanship.
350
to 8.95
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Three of the best known lines of shoes are exclusive to our
store.
Palter De- 41 AF
Uso at iLVuS
Rice
O'Neill at
10.95
DeLiso Debs at
8.95 .o 20.95
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Perfumes and
Colcxnes
. . just the right gift for Easter.
Also soaps and powders. In
troducing the new cream co
logne. 1.25 to 16.50
PmA IImM
Pre-Easter showing of an extensive collection of coats, ,
suits, formal and afternoon street dresses from the most
sought-after sources in America. Every garment marked
for quick selling. We offer the famous Eisenberg line for
finer dress wear; Adler and Adler for street and travel.
Ranging in price from
ttDnfiriD
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Churches on Easter morning . . . the youngsters
seeking Easter eggs ... an Easter lily on- the
living room table . . . mother and daughter out
fitted from head to toe in their new Easter fin
ery . . . these things are Easter! And when it
comes to Easter finery . . . nowhere in Salem
but Price's will you find, at one time, so com
plete, SO incomparably superior collections of
the New for Easter and after. Coats, dresses,
shoes, gloves, bags . . . all have the aura of
surpassing quality and good taste so charac
teristic of Price's high-styled merchandise. Re
member ... PRICE'S ... for truly distinctive
apparel and accessories!
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1 4 - (''' ter-dressed wmen. Meadow
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among the better nationally-
, known hats, from
mm
Dq salts
We are showing a complete
line ol dress hats for the bet-
R95 I C00
O to l O .
Largest range of fine slips Jo
be shown in our dty. Satins,
Taffeta. Introducing the new
"SlzeKe sHps. .. ' s' -
1.95 to 8.95
25 to
8950
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By Eisenberg
We still have a nice selection
of this" original jewelry '
8.50 to 22.50
Just arrived.' New shipment U
beautiful silver gold and plat
tic creations in colors for ell
costumes..-
.1.95 to 5.95
DnaDSucBiTy
Bilk. Nylon. Rayon and Cotto
. always an acceptablf
Qift i. -
xl 1.00 to
.2.95
SLACK SUITS .
More popular this year than ever before. We offer vmi ii- .
slacks in the finest fabrics , ... fl far "
and the best tcdloring iL WW to , Jm(I)
SKIRTS M
America's finest skirt line in all the newest fabrics; pleated n
as the new rn Wi
"Swing" Skirt SmJO to JiCiCS
BLOUSES, - SWEATERS
; Come and see the latest styles in blouses and sweaters. To be
-with suits and skirts. If you expect to be complimented uI rn
friends. -vou must oet Si r L0Ur
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