14 Capita Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 30, 1949
with various equestrian (roups,
the Sheridan Rodeoettes, Yam
hill county sheriff's posse major
plenty of free picnic space for
rodeo-goers who wish to spend
the day, and 10 acres of free
parking space adjacent to rodeo
park.
Queen Patricia Zosel, Salem,
and her court of Princesses Carol
Lee Wilcox, Newberg; and Mara
Lynn Manning, McMinnville,
will rule over the week-end fes
tivities. The convention ceremo
nies were held Tuesday night.
Bus Drivers
Plan Strike
Portland, June 30 (JP Bus
drivers on the Portland-Salt
Lake City run of the Pacific
Trailways line are scheduled to
go on strike tonight at mid
night. Negotiators were to meet,
however, with Guy V. Lintner,
federal conciliation commission
er. In a final' attempt today, to
with Alabama second.
head off the walkout.
Lintner said wages and work
ing conditions are in dispute,
but neither side would disclose
details. About 90 men are in
volved. ettes, and the Canby twirling
team will be on hand for the
Palmistry Readings
Will tell your past present
and future. Will advise on
parade. Prizes will be awarded
at rodeo park arena. The Tigard
high school band will play dur
ing the parade and all of the
rodeo shows.
Western Oregon cowgirls and
cowboys are reminded by Sec
retary Pete Kirk that entries in
the pony express, St. Paul derby,
and cowgirls' and boys' pony
races close at 10 p. m. Friday.
Continental Trailways buses,
which operate through Salem,
are not involved In the schedul
ed Pacific Trailways driver
strike. The two are separate op
erations. Although Alabama ranks
fourth as a pnttnn-nrnrinrn0
'Vrt r1 to M pjn.
Moved from 466 Ferry to
173 S. Commercial
state, it is the biggest heavy-in-
Georgia grows more nuts than
any other state in the union,
These races carry $750 in cash,
and the rodeo association has
posted another $520 in special
ausiry state In the south.
prizes.
Along with the rodeo perform
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The .ftAARKET
IT'S HERE
North Commercial at Marion Street
Open Every Friday and Saturday 'til 8 P.M.
"
ances, the three-day celebration
has slated concessions, dancing
nightly in the open pavilion,
BUY
HERE
SAVE
HERE
The 14lh Annual St. Paul Rodeo Is only a few days away,
Rodeo association President Ray Manegre, right, reminds
this year's rodeo royalty. Princess Mara Lynn Manning, Mc
Minnville, left; Queen Patricia Zosel, Salem; and Princess
Carol Lea Wilcox, Newbcrg; along with other Willamette
valley equestrians are anxiously awaiting the opening show
Saturday night, July 2; and the two performances Sunday;
and a wild west parade and show on Monday. Around $7500
in cash and trophies has been posted by the rodeo association.
St. Paul Banners Wave
With Rodeo Atmosphere
St. Paul, Ore. Banners and flags bedeck the streets, western
style clothing is in the spotlight, and the horse is the popular
means of transportation as the city of St. Paul makes ready for
its 14th annual July 4th rodeo. Professional cowboys from all
sections of the United States will be on hand to try for their share
of the $7500 in prizes and tro
phles being awarded the win
ners of this year's three-day
celebration.
Association President Ray
Manegre has announced that
both Saturday and Sunday
nights are family nights at the
roedo, and all youngsters under
12 will be admitted free of
charge to the performances, if
they are accompanied by their
parents. The Washington coun
ty sheriffs posse, Hillsboro, will
drill as a special feature Satur
day night; the Salem Saddle
club will perform at the matinee
and evening performance Sun
day; and the Oregon Mounted
posse, Salem; Portland Mounted
posse, and Oregon Ranch Girls
will be guests on Monday.
Governor Douglas McKay will
be grand marshal of the street
parade which will wind through
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EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY
We have o complete line of medical needs tor babies.
Let js fill your prescription.
Special Friday and Saturday
CHOCOLATE NUT
SUNDAE
15c
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DRUG STORE
The Original Ye-low Front Drug
And Condy Specia1 Store in Saiem
135 H. Com'l. St. Phone 3-5 H 7 or 2-9123
BIGGEST LITTLE
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Approx. 3 lbs. each
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Tomatoes NEW SPUDS SWEET CORN
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nic MILK MALLOWS BEANS
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BROADWAY AND MARKET STREETS
Closed Sunday and Monday, July 3 and 4
CROWN FLOUR TANG dreg
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10 lb. bag 79c 7c AAt
25 Ib. bag ... . $1.81 n-t. - n
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Size 2 for 23c Size 2 for
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QUAKER OATS Large size . 33c 1
CREAM of WHEAT Large s.Ze .27c
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DUZ rprcrn H0LLY c and H
Large size 26 SUGAR SUGAR
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c sLr 26c 1 33c 15c
HOT MASTER BREAD aS,f 'f .Hf Rj' ,
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CANNING NEEDS MEAT DEPARTMENT
We Sell. Only U. S. Government Inspected Meat
PARA WAX Pound Carton 2 i0r 33c SWIFT'S U. S. INSPECTED
KERR REG. LIDSDOzen 10c ROASTS 29C Ib.
BALL RUBBERS No l, 5ao,.10c GR0UND
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KERR JARS NESTRITE SLICED Rind ACc
-Regular- p , . BACON Off lb.
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I 2 Pints . 75c Containers .
Pints . . 77c 25 Pints -tq armour's star Or
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ATLAS EDJ-SEAL WIENERS lb . ... ...45c
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CLOSURES armour's
Completeith DOZEN BACON 1 Sc IL
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GOLDEN RIPE
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GARDEN FRESH . '
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WHOLE KLONDIKE
WATERMELONS
GREEN ONIONS
Jf PRIDE O' LABISH
lb CELERY
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. 10c
NOTICE
The Market Drug Store
in "The Market"
Will Be Open Every Friday and Saturday
THREE REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
'TIL
8 P.M.
BE SURE TO ATTEND BROWNINGS CARNIVAL JUST ACROSS THE STREET FROM
"THE MARKET"