Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 21, 1934, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1934 AGRICULTURAL NOTES PENNED ABOUT COUNTY Dallas Ordinarily Polk county formers don't grow very arge fields of potatoes but A. F. Elklns & Sons of the Helmlck parte district are planting 115 acres of the Gar net variety of potatoes this year. This Is a comparatively new variety that Is generally sold to the call' fomla markets for seed purposes. Ralph Kester of the Suvcr dis trict Is one of the few dairymen of this county that cuts his hay before putting it Into the mow. Mr. Kester reports that he finds It just as heap to cut It In as pulling It in with a hay fork. Like most other farmers, Mr. Kester has a fine hay srop that will tax the capacity of is barn. A large new barn is being built in the J. H. Mulkey estate north )f Monmouth, This farm Is operat d by W. Bay Adams. Ernest Zielesch of the Parker dis trict has planted a field of Ladlno llover which he plans on irrigating with water from the Lucklamute. Mr. Zielesch already has an under ground pipe system Installed with Khich to carry the water to the Held. This is the first large piece If Ladlno clover In that part of folk county. An interesting experiment Is be iig carried on by Felix Comegys of the Perrydale district. Mr. comegys la irrigating red clover for the pur pose of trying to Increase the seed field. A heavy hay crop was cut off f the land later than it would or dinarily be cut. Following this the ground was watered. J. D. Edlger who lives on the highway east of Dallas has found that an application of limerock made In 1929 has enabled him to grow a fine crop of vetch every year since. This year Mr. Edlger harvested a hay crop of about three tons per acre. According to Mr. Edl ger he had been unable to grow .vetch on that particular land until he limed It. JUNIOR CHAMBER CALLS CONVENTION for the annual International Girl Scout encampment at Adclboden, Switzerland. They wore woods green scout dresses and bats. A troop of New York Girl Scouts saw them off. Ahead of them are two weeks In Switzerland, three days In Paris and three In London before they return to the united states. "We want to see everything,' said Margaret Davis, 17, a vivid. brown-eyed girl, of San Mateo, Cal. "Especially Westminster Abbey and the old Curiosity Shop." Marguerite Manlon, of Firth, Idaho, small despite her 19 years, said she never had been In a big city until she saw New York on Monday. She looks forward to meeting Girl Scouts In Switzerland, None of the girls had been on an ocean liner before. They will cook buckwheat cakes as their contribution to an Inter. national Girl Scout dinner. They took maple syrup and popcorn with them. Miami, Fla. U) The voice of the children is the newest one to be beard In national affairs. Anyway the children of this age do not think much of the old adage which requires them to be seen and not heard. So when the Junior Chamber of Commerce meets in national convention at the Miami Biltmore here, they merely are go ing to share public attention with the children who are holding what Is tantamount to a convention of their own. What to do with the children was solved for Jaycee members as the youngsters have a four-day program of every conceivable kind of child activity such as games, movies, story telling, swimming un der the supervision of a hostess. They even have a registration fee and now are considering the ad visability of forming an organiza tion of their own and electing offi cers, according to Mitchell Wolf ion, genern.1 Jaycee convention chairman. While Jaycces are trans acting big business, the kids will be in the playroom making good use of the merry-go-rounds, sand piles, croquet games, hobby horses, etc. . Girl Scouts Sail For Switzerland New York. June 21 (JP) With a recipe lor buckwheat cakes, Amer ican style, four Girl Scouts stilled Wftlnpsclay on the liner Manhnttnn LOOK AT ALL THESE NEW CONVENIENCES The greateit achievement in homt refrigeration history) Slreamlint beautyl SHELVADOR the I vet In the door for small food items increases "usable" capacity 50. SHELVATRAY a handy place to set things and a tray for carrying them. SHELVABASKET for meens, cabbages, carrots and the like. STORABIN lor potatoes onions and other built Items. Many other features too numerous to mention. Come in and see ill Crosley Electric Refrigerators are Pi iced at and up ) Delivered Installed One Year Fiee Service HOGG BROS. Electric Appliances 456 Slate Phono 6022 U.S. COCKTAILS ANGER MARQUIS London (IP) A Jibe at Americans for their delectation In cocktails was the feature of a speech deliv ered at a luncheon here by one of me most, lamous wine connois seurs, the Marquis dc Pollenac. "I hear that Americans still are drinking cocktails and other abom inable things," observed the mar quls. His expression reflected chagrin ana contempt, as he spoke. "And why not champagne?" rhe torically Inquired the French aris tocrat. "Ah, champagne. The lady friend of Louis XV. Madame Pom padour, has said that champagne is me only wine which makes the eye twinkle without bringing a flush to the cheek. To this com ment I would like to add that champagne does not make one fat. "Did you ever realize." de Polie- nac asked his audience, "that there are only 20,000 acres of land under cultivation to produce the world's supply of champagne?" Raising his eyebrows and with a broad sweep of the arm, the mar quis concluded. "It eez a drink for lover and eenvalids. You can enjoy in a moieur-car, or airplane." The expert did not exDlaln whv champagne, rather than applejack, or pop, lends itself to consumption In those conveyances. Goitre Poisons Nerves and Body "Sufferers of Goitre often do not realize the danger of their afflic tion," states the head physician of a well known Battle Creek Goitre In stitution, whose home treatment has brought enthusiastic report from thousands of former Goitre victims. This physician In his warning against neglect of this dan gerous condition, calls attention to the thousands of human wrecks caused by Goitre. Anyone suffering, who will write to the Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co, Suite -F, 66 Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, Michigan, will receive abso lutely free a large illustrated book on how to end Goitre at home. Send your name today. Adv. FLORIDA ENJOYS BUILDING BOOM Miami, Fla. (IB Florida In 1034 Is enjoying the greatest racket It's had in years. It's the hammering, riveting noise of building activity, splitting the ear-drums again after having dwindled off Into silence In the great empty echo of the depres sion. With a total of (23.851.200 worth of new construction contracts let In the first four months of 1034, compared to 13,373,000 for the cor responding period of 1033, all class es of Florida's construction have Increased S07.1 per cent In volume, according to figures of the F. W Dodge Building Survey. Private construction, Including contracts for new homes office buildings, garages and stores to cost $5,500,900, Is summarized in a sur vey Just completed by a committee of Florida newspaper publishers, who sponsored a recent state-nirin celebration honoring Col. Henry L. Doherty of New York whom Florid lans regard as having played a big role In the state's 1034 prosperity. The 5,509,90O figure, for the first mur momns or 1B34, represents a gain of 1085 per cent over the same period of 1933, when Sl.846.700 was reported. Figures comnlled bv Hia nnmmit. tee revealed that the Greatest. gain was 480 per cent, recorded in Miami Beach, where $1,308,085 worth of building was undertaken In the first quarter of 1034, against $223,685 for the first three months of 1933. In the Greater Miami area building permits totalled $1,734,226, or Increase of 910 per cent over .the $415388 aggregate for the first quarter of 1933. MEDAL FOR SAVING DOG Brldgeton, N. J. (IP) Because he risked his life to save his dog, Os car Kellum, 76, was given a sliver medal by the National Humane So ciety. Kellum lost a leg when he dashed In front of a freight train and saved his dog, an 11-year-old pedigree English setter. GEESE WATCHMEN Waterbury, Conn. (IP) Howard O. Rice has two geese which will not grace a dinner table. They scared away burglars trying to break' into Rice's factory and have been delegated as "night watch man." 1 SHE OUGHT TO . ' BE REAL WIFE Oakland, Calif., June 21 im Aft er Miss Margaret Davis, 22-year-old former University of Oregon student, had once agreed to be married to Frederick F. Sullivan, 26, and the date was all set for this coming Saturday, she wasnt going to let any obstacles stand In the way. Miss Davis arrived at the mar riage license bureau yesterday only to be told firmly her fiancee would have to apply with her In person. She had not expected to see him until he had finished work for the day, and she knew only he was time-keeper "on one of the bridge projects." The marriage license bu reau closes at 5 and If it went over another day, the wedding bells osjoldn't ring until Monday, accord ing to California law. The bride-to-be announced she had travelled 000 miles from her home In Portland to be married to Sullivan Saturday, and Saturday It would be. It took nearly four hours of telephoning to locate Sullivan, at work on the Oakland-San Fran cisco Bay bridge project. He hast ily dropped work and hurried to the county clerk's offices, arriving Just a few minutes before closing time. The wedding will be Saturday. 96,400 MEN ADDED Washington, June 21 (IP) Em ployment In private Industry In creased 96,400 workers during May while weekly payrolls of the same month climbed $2,463,000 over April, Secretary of Labor Frances Per kins announced today. The traditional charity fete of the Berlin film world was held re cently in the Berlin Zoo. METHODIST WAGON NOW IN MISSOURI Independence, Mo., June 21 (IP) Following the same route traveled 100 years ago by Jason Lee, first missionary to Indians in the Ore gon territory, 12 members of the Boston Methodist Episcopal church, Boston, Mass.. arrived here In a motorized covered wagon today. Headed by Dr. Edward D. Kohl stedt, general missionary secretary of the church, the group will be guests here tonight before resum ing their Journey to Salem, Ore, tomorrow. LADIES Mail in your old hose for 15c per hose mended in visibly, work guaran teed, mailed back to you promptly. J. J. Newberry's Portland STEAM OIL PERMANENT $1.50 Phone 6631 Other Waves $2.50, $3.50 and up Lustrous Waves with curly ends GARNER'S 1st door east Ladd A Bush Bk. Auction Sale 1 mile east of State Fair grounds on the gllverton road, Route 7, Bx. 60 at 1:30 P.M. Sharp on Sat. June 23 We will seU 1 John Deere 15-30 tractor In A-l shape 1 Whippet coach, 1 Whippet roadster, 1 Cher, coupe, lfj ton model A Ford truck, bottom tractor play, 1 2-horse cultivator, wheel barrow, alt kinds of fruit jars, Jelly glasses, jars, hop pickers' supplies, 9100 electric robe, burner oil store, 1 cook stove, SO ft. brand new garden hose, 1 do, hens, 1 doz., young chickens and many other things too num erous to mention. We sell anything on commis sion. You bring It in the day of the sale or before. R. P. Chambers OWNER C. C. CONKLE, Auctioneer R. M. CHAMBERS, Clerk Independent Druggists 116 S. COMMERCIAL ST. -J I YOUR BREATH free from ODOR NOSE and THROAT free from GERMS NEW reinforced formula gives you TWICE as much In combating "rude breath" you should know of Mi 81 Antiseptic Solution, Its NEW reinforced formula kills germs even when It's diluted to half strength. FULL PINT 49, 50c Santiseptic Lotion , 25c Anacin Tablets 40c Castoria for Children ..... 60c Nonspi Deodorant , , 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 50c Woodbury's Creams 75c Doan's PUls 50c Detoxol Tooth Paste ..... 60c Italian Balm 75c Takara Powder 60c Condensed Jad Salts 60c Dr. Mile's Alknseltzcr ....... SOME OF THESE PRICES FOR 39C 17C 27C 49C 19C 33C 50C 39C 44C 50C 49C 49C 1 Pound Box . CLARINE Whole Cherries in cream Chocolate Covered SPECIAL .. 29C Palmolive Soap, 3 for 50c Klintr Well Rubber Gloves 1 pint Kord's Rubbin? Alcohol 60c Zonite Antiseptic ... Woodbury's Soap 50c Hind's H & A Cream .... 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 60c Hopper's Res torative Cream .... FRI.. SAT. AND MOM. 14c 39C 15C 42C 10c 39C 39C 44C ONI.T Take a creamy spoonful of Rexall Milk of Magnesia In cool water bofore you go to bed and another when you get up in the morning. You'll be surprised at how peppy you feci. Good appetite good digestion. And no dull listless feeling. Try it. Three Days, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 21 to 23 ' Special! Young Men's Quality Cords MEN'S WHITE t)A. OAFS sMG Foil Cot Tunnel Belt Loopfr Boatsall DrUI Pockets Flaps on Back Pockets 22 Inch Cull Bottoms The Wests Own Colon College (Light Tan) Elephant Shade (buff) Boys' Special Cords BtyliBhly made and the tough corduroy gives ragged wear. All the young ehaps will wear them this I 7Q summer. ..... . ?" MEN'S ALL WOOL FLANNEL J QE SLACKS Vli03 MEN'S FELT HATS Durable wool felt hats In tbe snap- t I I A brim style. pis 1 3 Men's Dress Shirts They're Bargains at Collar attached styles, In fancies or plain colors. Sizes 14 to 17. Men, you'll save by getting a supply at this price I Another Group'of DRESS SHIRTS 98 n Boys' Work Shirts Good quality blue chambray Work Shirts, cut lull and strongly tailored. Every one a Q value at Ifl Broad cloth Pajamas Cool, comfort able broadcloth is just the thing for summer! These come in the popular middy or button front coat styles, In attractive colors at ... SI19 Wardo leum Yard Goods 6 or V foot wid ths in a whole range of colorful designs and pat- & 54c Rayon UNDIES J Days Univ Panties! BtepinBi 1 1 Tour c ho toe of Ml II dainty rayon Un- MM II es In pastel M II ades at this sale AhI mm shades price. BATON UNDIES Regular and extra sizes 80c WOMEN'S BROADCLOTH BLIPS Lace trimmed, each 400 WOMEN'S TAFFETA SLIPS Lace Trimmed .. 70c Women's Extra Size Taffeta Slips B8o PORTO RICAN GOWNS Dainty embroidery 80c ROLL-ON GIRDLE Two-wny stretch. Each.......... 08c HOOKSIUE GIRDLE 10-Inch, valuo BOo Assortment of BRASSIERES and BANDEAUX 800 WOMEN'S SUMMER WEIGHT KNIT UNION SUITS 4Bc Women's Cotton Vests. Ilchtwt. 230 Wards Famoas "Majestic" Floor Light Vacuum Cleaner ran m i2 $4 Down $5 Monthly Plus carrying charge Besides the floor-light' innova tion, Ward's have added im provements to the Majestic Vac uum Cleaner that saves work eeven vtra u.n.a Vt tti pnil has not advanced ! Compare this maciiine witn any otner ana see the price and point-by-point ad vantages of the Majestic for yourself I tl&s C tfiQ 11 U(lfj': lms PnceI xira large una ruumy T w mm a a X I I I iSJl ! davenPrt; and armchair, In your Slwl .OO J vXVLss afij? . i choice of taupe or woodrose, with "Mr afsm ' I reversible cushions. The pieces s I 2-Pc. Mohair Suite Think of it! All-over mohair at this price! Extra large and roomy davenport and armchair, In your choice of taupe or woodrose, with reversible cushions. The pieces have fine spring construction, re inforced by bottom web supports. See this suite during this event I C Down, S7 Monthly Plus Carrying Charge 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite Here's an attractive walnut veneer suite, with decorated wood carvings, stencil line dec orations, and maple stippled decorative effects. Your choice of Dresser or Vanity. Bench for Vanity, extra fit 2. 88 49 .88 Only fA Down, Monthly rial. Ctwrylnc Char ire 5 Tube AC-DC Mantel Set 1 6 Full vision dial with volume control. Tuning range In cludes first police band. Soap Flakes cm dirt. AAPHTHA 80AP. Q I VI I quick njds. 3 F 10 FLASH. LIGHT S-o 1 1 nickel pUted 1 1 m n. Hgbt tOiowi powerful Dcrun. extra. fi FLASH- . LIGHT CELLS Flaahli ght cells; fresh new Eft stock, ca y 5 Burner Gasoline Ranges Has Concealed Tanh and Concealed Tank and Safety Control $ 395 Price Is ymW mmmW Si Down, "-. Month. Hotter than city gas I That's the performance Ward's new "Climax" Gasoline Range boasts. It's porce lain enameled and baked-on Japan, in a pleasing green and ivory stip ple finish, with black trim, and has S big burners. Listed by Under writers. Buy it on Easy Payments 5 1 gPSggrWI Bathroom Outfit Reduced for this vent I Porcelain en amel tub and lava tory, with vltreoua china closet; on easy payments, only $6 down, is month, plus carrying charge. J&aXX MILK of OA MAGNESIA rn;,WC v-5 275 N. LIBERTY ST. SALEM, OREGON PHONE 8714 ni ivan. i t r.