The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 23, 1954, Page 35, Image 35

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    Statesman, Sdeo, Cfr? filigft July 23. 1354 (Soc D
ALLEU HARDWARE
236 North Commercial .
SHIRMAN .
GOLD LABEL .
ROTATING
- SPRINKLER
k Heavy Construction
it Up to 50-FL Coverage
Rain-Like" Drop Formation
Tully Warranted
-A Regular -Friday
p-4.50 Seller 2.99
Ask for Penny Savor Stamp.
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL f P. M.
1B4 N. Liborty
IMPORTED CHINA
CUPS
SAUCERS
Demitasse Beautifully Decorated
. . Limited Quantity
Regular $1.00
Friday f?CI
Only 3fci
FASHION D00TERY
405 Court St. (Comer of Liberty)
Big Semi-Annual
SHOE CLEARANCE
Now In Progress! ' ;
Save Up to 0 on Shoes
hakddags vsntt
Mow $147
HOSIERY v"SSt
Now 59c
Snap lev WsSe Sdecfiens Are Cemplef!
JES NEWMAN'S
179 N. Commercial ' 1
- Free Parking at the Car Park
OPEN FRIDAY NI71 TIL 9 P. M.
Init'SIiorts
pair
3 Pr. $1.45
Nylon reinforced teams.
6-months guarantee. . -
THE JEWEL BOX
443 State St.
F.F. Special Purchase
Nationally Advertised 34-piece
Silverplate Service for Six
: Reg. J15I .
Friday Only
"
' No.Tax Inc. Chest
Convenient Credit Terms
OPEN FRI TILL I PJL
JQllOT'S
464 State Street
Johnson'
s
Summer Sale!
All Svim Suits
v Reduced!
ALES MI
; (crn:r Slda fi High i
F.F. SPECIAL r
GAUCHO-TEE-SPORT
SHIRTS
: W :
Values to $4.95
Mostly Small Sizes
BUSICirS
Court Street . Phono 3-9176 '
Marion St.. Phono 3-7962 '
French Market .
Use Only as Mack
GUARANTEE
If after using the entire content of the
can of FRENCH MARKET coffee you
are not satisfied in every respect, your
grocer will cheerfully refund the money
you paid for it
Fields
Dress SKbp
426 State St. ,
Vicky Vaughn & Tcny Todd
, Beautiful (otlon
mis
Sizes t to 15, 12 to 29, 14 to HVt
"FF" SR88
o2l
$1
Special
SHOP FIELDS for the
biggest Bargains in Salem
The Littto French Shop
V ' ' 115 N. High Street '
SpswqliSflll
of Ccol Cottcn Sumnisr
Dresses
Many s u n b a c k styles to
choose from in cottons, den
ims, sheers.
S KM
ICAY'S
) APPAREL
i 460 State St.
, CASHMERE
SWEATERS
Sixes 36-38
Short Sleeve
Slipover k v
Reg. 17.95
Long Sleeve
Slipover
Rc 1 99S woo
Long Sleeve
Cardigon
1208
l48b
19
Reg. 24.95 .
.WILIS'
DRUG STORE
Court & High Srs.
Super Special
Bubble Bath Offer
SUMMER nORAL .
BUBBLE DAT! 1
k:w 2 09c
Open 7-Dys a Week Til 10 P. M.
. Open 8 A. M. It P. M. Sundays
United Trading Stamps Too .
dor's Jewelers
' 441 Court StrMt r .
I; Uii:$ 14 feral
UEDDKJG RINGS
YalaestoflUS
, ' F.F. $R95
Spcdrl eJ
We Cive Green Stamps
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
' 403 Start St. Corner of Liborty
Wo Give SIH Croon Stamps
: '14.50 EASTMAN
DUAFLEX II KODAK
with ' Kodet Lens and built In flash
synchronization. Uses 620 film.
: Special $(pS9
Seles
HAMILTON
FURNITURE CO.
230 Chemeketa St.
11:1 Veslher: Special!
ELECTRIC
- FANS
.7.95 595
Only i
MAniLYII'S SHOES
387 Court St.
MsiiiiteiER'
$RCD - -
V':. Si Pair
WhntThtyUsf
'Y formerrileilMS
Final Clearance
I THE PIKE II QUISENBERRY I JEf'f2 ,
lc.Cr..m.i.dfln.C.nly ( ....- 444 Sl.l. St. - Oo.n FrI. Til ?
13li.Ub.rty Ph. 3-6J5I PHARMACY $1.95 Value
' Elh FF . "' . tOSTUJVIE
ICE CREAf.V SALE BUBBLE BATH JEWELRY
RSg)' 2 lor j fi '
Phono in ycur orders, ve have Mail Polish Remover $12.95 Casuals
packer, insulaled bags, car- Reg. 59c ) (pic Finql Cleardnco, :
Ions, ad dry ice.. v Special cJ f $2,001 !
eSHBBIMeSBMiesHetVBtMMBaiHeeBMBHeMHiiV l(HBHrHeVK9BieHBBaHeaBHBeBHBBBOBBMBBkHk BsOOBIBSeBHeHBBBsVBMMBIHetSe,eHBBBaBOBBI
. H, L. STIFF
FURNITURE CO,
. 450 Court Street
' MANITEX
LINOLEUM
Printed Felt Ease '
Super Surface . . . Stands up
Under Heavy Weaf
6' and V Widths
' Kfoic Square
eJJ Yard
ROBERTS BROS.
177 N. Liberty
Jumbo 16 Garment Siie
GARMENT BAG
Plastic Colored Top
NOTIONSMEZZANINE
WI GIVE AND REDEEM
GREEN STAMPS
THE SHOE BOX
J7 SM St.
GIGANTIC
liosSale
Conlinyes
Sayings up to 50
on Men's, Women's
ond Children's Shoos
Open Friday Night Til 9
ANDY FOSTER
CAMERAS
174 N. Commercial
We Give S&H Croon Stamps
cam:
Valuts to $15.00
Your
Choice
CLOSE-OUTS!
Downstairs
Women's FIno Count Percale Frocks
Sizes 10 to 24tt
$9)9?
Women's Cuffed Sailcloth Shorts
Sixes 10 to 20 '
$1.99
VACUUM CLEANER
CLINIC
455 Court St. Ph. 4-5502
Open Friday Til 9 P.M.
Month-End Special
Save $21.95 "
Free Sot of Cleaning Tools
With tho New
Eureka Automatic
A Regular $111 .90 Value
' Z ?89.95
Blanche , VJilson
.-. ' .... i
Apparel Shop
"'. 466 Court St.
1 Small Group of
DRESSES
rrrir
'FF
Spec
frlCttfy '
Doughton Hardvaro
353 Court St. Phono J-67B8
Halionally Advertised .
Fully Automatic
Guaranteed Reg. $19.95
F.F. J mil
Special
Wo1 Give Green Stamps
Open Ffiday Nites Til 9 P. M.
HANK'S
PARKING LOT
Cornell of Church and State
PARKING
SPACE
For
400 CARS
O Car Washing
JACK & JILL'S
Children's Apparel 357 Court St.
Hey; Shipment
Girl's Two Piece
sum suits
Plaid Gingham with Lace Trim
i Shorts and Bra. Size 2-4-6-S
F.F. $400 V
Special 1 I Set
The: Modeme
I 305 Court St.
BABY CRIB
BLANKETS
Reg. 3.95
iday $)9S
Only s
Assorted Colors
Fabu
ous Friday Onlyl
Tho Vogue of Salem
Budget Department
437 State Street.
Fri
Blouse Special
Blouses In sleeveless and short sleeves,
Ctmi-Vm Cnllta '
For Fabulous Friday and Saturday Only
. Soacial j
Specials in most all Departments
Open Frday 9:30 ajn. to 9:00 pjn.
Fabulous
dav
47
School Class
Plans Reunion
Statesman Ntwt Service
MT. ANGEL The 1929 grad
uating class of St Mary's Grade
school will -observe a silver jubi-
ee class reunion in Mt Angel
Sunday. All members and teach
ers of the class are urged to at
tend. ( . '
Father Albert Bauman, mem
ber of the class and new editor
of St Joseph Magazine, will cele
brate mass for the group in St
Joseph's chapelon the Hilltop at
10 a.nu Sunday with Brother
Benedict (Jacob Eberle), also a
member of the class, serving. A
dinner in St Mary's school din
ing hall is scheduled for 1 p.m.
and the afternoon will be reserv
ed for visiting and reminiscence.
A volunteer committee consist-
of Mrs. Charlotte Kruse-Ficker,
Mrs. Eleanore Schmidt-Schmidt,
Mrs. Madeline Persyn Haener,
Mrs. Mary Oster Ferschweiler,
Aloysius Kh-sch, Joseph Xirsch,
John Wavra and Father Albert,
is making all arrangements.
Music Professor
For OCE Named
SUtcmax N.w S.rrle
- MONMOUTH Dr. Edgar H.
Smith has been appointed assist
ant professor of music at Oregon
College of Education, President
Roben J, Maaske reported Thurs
day. -.-.V
Smith did undergraduate work
at the Potsdam College in New
York, obtained his master's from
Temple University and his Ph.D.
from New York City University.
He is presently .director of instru
mental choral music at Centenary
College, Hackettstown, N. J. and
is currently conducting a Eur
opean tour as Director of the Cent
enary Singers.;
POPULAR DEMAND!
r An Entire Wardrobe for J
n
) 7, tot i TP iifini at rfi a
tieeuiar rncei
NEW FALL
SO
- 100 WOOL FUNNEL
r; RIBBED CARDIGAN JACKF
Some With White Trim, 1
Some With Matchint Trim
it PUSH-UP SLEEVES
GRAY, BROWN, CHARCOAL ;
. j -
WITH THE PURCHASE
OF A LOVELY NEW
100 WOOL
FULL LENGTH
n
New Fair Shipment Has
Been Added Which Include ...
Flannels o Worsted Twills
O Boucles Fleeces
o Cuddle Chocks
MILIUM LININGS
Reg; to $49.95
A FABULOUS WARDROBE
AT ONLY
FABULOUS FRIDAY ONLY!
Sorry - No Layavays
OPIN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9
THE
MS
''J- - f-r 429 C"OURT STRIET
Rebekalis,
Odd Fellows
Plan Picnics
SUtcsmaa Kewi Serrlc '"..
MONMOUTH Agate Rebekah
Lodge 177- met recently with 4$
members present. Mrs. Julia Al
ton, of Eugene was welcomed , as
a guest A kidnap breakfast w as
held recently at the home of Mrs.
Charles Bowman for Mrs. W. 3.
Egleston
The Rebekah and Odd Fellows
have been asked if they would fav
or a joint installation of all lodges
in Polk County after the first of
the year; the Rebekahs, voted to
abide by the majority vote. It was
announced the Odd Fellow and
Rebekahs of Polk County will hold
their annual picnic at Helmick
Park . on Sunday, August t, and
Monmouth lodge members wi3
have a joint picnic at 1 p.m. Sun
day, July 25, at Helmick Park.
Mrs. Carnes Scbulmerick told of .
her recent trip to several nation
al parks, and Janice Kenison told
of Girls State in Salem.
Watermelon was served by the
refreshment committee, consist
ing of Mrs. Ira Davis, Mrs. Homer
Dodds, Mrs. Elmer Bork, Mrs. A.
C. Miller and Alice Taylor.
Falls City Youth
Joins Air Force
Stateimu Newt Serrlc
FALLS CITY - Ronald Murphy.
18, recent graduate of Falls City
High School and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Murphy, will leave
Friday for the Air Force in which
he has enlisted for four years.
Murphy expects to be stationed
at San Antonio, Texas, for training.
ONCE AGAIN BY ; I ,
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