Tuesday, December 1. 1953
TUB CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Orena
Paft
Farm Prices
Drop Slightly
Washington W The agrl
culture department reported
Monday that farm price ai a
whole decreased two-fifths 'of
one per cent in the month
ended Nov. IS.
Thii wai the four consecu
tive month that prices received
by farmer! for their crops and
livestock went down. By com-
psrison. farm prices are 9.72
per cent below a year ago and
JO 4 per cent below the record
act in February, 1851.
Commodities which declined
during the month included
hogs, eggs and cotton. Products
which increased were milk,
wheat and several commercial
vegetables.
Prices paid by farmers for
goods and services used in fanv
ily living and in production
Increased one-third of one per
cent in the month.
With the decline, the level of
farm prices in mid-November
dropped to BO per cent of par
ity, the lowest since May, 1841.
farm Meeting
Dates Disclosed
Dallas Meeting dates of
Interest to Polk county farm
ers follow:
Dec. 3 Oregon water re
sources committee report,
Rirkreall Grange hall, 8 p.m.
Dec. 3-4 Oregon state hor
ticultural society 68 th annual
meeting, Corvallis.
Dec. S-S Oregon wheat
growers league annual meet
ing, La Grande.
Dec. 5 Oregon Jersey cat
tle club annual meeting. Sena
tor hotel, Salem, 10 a.m.
Dec. 7 Annual DHIA meet
ing, Rickreall Grange, 11 a.m.
Dec. 7-8 Washington state
horticultural association an
nual meeting, Wenatchee,
Wash.
Dec. 7-8 Oregon seed
league, Multnomah hotel, Port
land. Dec. 8 Polk county 20-40
club, Rickreall Grange, 8 p.m.
Dec. S Willamette basin
commission meeting, Eugene,
sll day.
Dec. 10 PMA practice
sign-up, rerrydale high school,
1:30 p.m.
Dec. 11 PMA practice ex
planation and sign-up, Mon
mouth city hall, U30 p.m.
Dec. 12 PMA practice sign
up, Dallas city hall, 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 6-7 Oregon livestock
and meat marketing confer
ence, Oregon State college,
Hifchman Funeral
Wednesday at 11:30
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning at 11:30
o'clock in the drawing room
chapel of the Colonial Mortu
ary in Portland for Mrs. Minnie
Hltchman, late resident of 3465
D street, who died at her home
Sunday. Interment will be in
lilt Ruse Cily Cemetery.
Born at Glen Richey, Pean.,
March 18. 1896, Mrs. Hitchman
was educated at Barnesbow,
Penn. She made her home in
Portland for 10 years.
Survivors include her hus
band, Earl Hltchman; three sis
ters, Mrs. Margaret Storseta,
Mrs. May Bates and Mrs. Ruth
Henderson; -nd two brothers,
William and Thomas Beynon.
Ten Indian Tribes
Function at YMCA ,
The Indian tribe program of
the Salem YMCA which stress
es the importance of dads and
their youngsters playing to
gether has gained considerable
impetus in .the past few
months. As of today there are
more than 10 tribes function
ing. The boys are in the 6-7-8-year
age group and they must
be accompanied by their dads
whenever an official tribe
meeting is held.
Next Saturday night, boys
and their fathers will meet at
t the YMCA at 6:30, from
where they will go to the "Le
looskas Indism Museum."
Butler Appointed on
Teaching Committee
Edwin W. Butler, associate
Professor at the Willamette
Unlveraltv Pnllpff. nf T.. V
been appointed to the commit
tee on teaching and examina
tion methods in the Association
of American Law Srhnnlt
Before coming to Willamette
in 1848, Butler served as an
Instructor at the University of
Tulsa In Oklahoma and the
University of Colorado. He re
ceived his B.A. and M A. de
grees from Louisiana State un
iversity in nBtA c j
j ... uawii ivru, nu
hi LL.B. from the Univenity
vi .oioriao.
rUKOHUlfXWID
Accepted oy the American
Mlicsl Association Council on
Physical Medicine.
FLOYD BENNETT
Senator Hotel
Lenharf Rites I
Set Wednesday
oervices wiu do neia in
Portland at the A. J. Rom and
Son chiful Wednesday morn
ing at lu.ia o clock for John
Teddie Lenhart, who died a
the Veterans HosDital in Port
land Sunday.
Lenhart, a resident of Salem
since 1841, moving here from
Eugene, and with tha stat
ckient commission for the past
iu years, bad been a patient at
the Veterans Hospital for about
six months. Ha served with th.
Army from October 28, 1820
uniu November J, 1824.
Lenhart vu Hf nmk
of Ainsworth Lodu No. Ml I
Ar ana am, and a member of
the Salem Chapter No. 162, Or
der of the Eastern Star.
Survivors incluHo hi. wif
May E. Lenhart of Salem; fa-
uier, John Lenhart of Eugene;
five sisters, Mrs. Effie Boqua
of Eusene. Mr. I.llli.n tt.rt r
Roseburg, Mrs. Elizabeth Mc-
uonaia of wenatchee, Wash.,
Mrs. Esther Johnson of Lnnrinn
England, and Mr. vl.i. n ,
Freese of Coos Bay; a brother,1
ana several nieces and neph
ews. The familv has th.i
friends instead of sending flnut.
era make contributions to the
cancer Association.
Briefs Filed on
Segregation
Washington Kansas and
South Carolina contended to
the Supreme Court Monday
that the federal courts lack
power to outlaw racial segre
gation in the public schools.
Both states filed briefs ore-
liminary to oral argument be
fore the high tribunal next
week of a aeries of cases at
tacking aegregation of Negro
and white pupils. Pending be
fore the court are cases from
Virginia, Delaware, Kansas,
South Carolina and the District
of Columbia.
The cases attack segregation
on the grounds that It violates
the 14th Amendment.
South Carolina and Kansas
argued on the other hand that
the 14th Amendment was not
intended to end segregation.
The Kansas brief said it was
the intent of the framers of
the 14th Amendment that the
management of public schools
should be left to the state legis
latures.
Keizer
Keizer There is need for
a neighborhood chairman for
the Girl Scouts and Brownies.
Her dutiea will be that of
helping to organize new groups
and to help Girl Scout leaders.
She will relay notices from
the district office and help or
ganize projects.
The chairman should be one
who can devote some time to
the work. She should be Inter
ested In the Scout movement,
and know the district well. If
any woman is Interested, she is
asked to contact Mrs. Carme
lite Weddle at Keizer school,
phone 2-7778.
The new Union Service Sta
tion at the corner of Chemawa
road and No. River road will
be opening around Jan, 1.
Keizer Pack 41 held its reg
ular meeting at the Keizer
school. Cubmaster Jim McCor-
mack opened the meeting, and
the colors were presented by
Den 1.
Awards presented by the
Cubmaster are as follows:
Wolf award, Kenneth Harris,
Gary Starling, Phillip White.
Wolf Gold Arrow: Kenneth
Harris, Jay Narkaus. Wolf Sil
ver Arrow: Gary Janes; Bear
Award: Lewis Priest; Bear
Gold Arrow: Lewis Priest;
Bear Silver Arrow: Marvin
Smith, Dick Yunker, and
Dwane Watkins; Lion Award:
Marvin Smith and Dick .Yun
ker; Lion Gold Award, Marvin
Smith and Dick Yunker.
The Ladies Missionary So
ciety of the Keizer Community
church will meet Tuesday, Dec.
1, for an afternoon meeting
with Mrs. C. E. Shidler at 1130
East Dearborn Ave.
Mrs. Hobart Jackson, 1055
Maine Ave., was called to the
middle west by the illness of
her mother. Her mother's con
dition is much better and she
is to return soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ciarenre R.
Rickard and family of 5130
Will Ave., moved this past
week end to Seattle, Wash.,
where Mr. Rickard is em
ployed at the Boeing Aircraft
Co. Mrs. Rickard has been in
the employ of Orcutl's market.
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DOLLAR DAY SALE
OF BATH TOWELS
2 for
1
5:30
Another dollar day sale of those
big, thirsty bath towels in white
at 2 for $1.00! Replenish your
own linen closet or- select half
dozen for Christmas gifts. Here
is a real bath towel valuel
Downstairs.
FREE CANDY CANES FOR KIDDIES AT MILLER'S!
WHATr-Ioo
2 FOR
WILL BUY
STATIONERY . .. FLAXSPUN NOTES
2 for $1.00! Flaxspun papers are unique
for many uses, such as home-made greet
ing cards, etc. Natural linen color with
flax grain. 20 notes ... 20 envelopes.
Handsomely gift boxed. Gift shop.
WOMEN'S NYLON PANTIES
DOWNSTAIRS
2 for $1.00! Think of it! Nylon panties
at this extremely low price! White only.
Plain tailored. Sizes 4. S. 6, 7, 8. Down
stairs in TEENAGE DEPT.
SCENTED GIFT SOAP
FOR CHILDREN
Also bubble bath, etc. Gift-wrapped for
Christmas giving. Soaps are assorted
fragrances, flowers, etc. Shop now and
save. Main floor Cosmetic Section.
REMNANT' SALE
4T
TAPESTRIES,
UPHOLSTERING,
FABRICS
. . . direct from mills these represent very
unusual values. VALUES TO $10.00 per
yard. Heavy tapestries and upholstering
fabrics for chairs, cushions and many
other uses. Here is an opportunity to
acquire that costly fabric at a mere frac
tion of its true value.
MAIN FLOOR ,
MEN'S T-SHIRTS
Reg. to $2.50
Again! Another shipment of this popu
lar T-shirt at the popular bargain price
of $1.00! Ribbed or flat knit in plain
or novelly patterns. Be sure to see these
"up to $2 50 values" in the dollar day
sale. Main floor. Sizes medium and
large.
MAIN FLOOR
KIDDIES'
SLIPPER PAK
For that handmade gift! This Kiddie
Slipper Pak contains one pair of fleece
lined toe-capped lounge soles with suf
ficient sports yarn to complete. Full
knitting and crocheting Instructions. All
sizes small, medium, large.
ART NEEDLE DOWNSTAIRS
What a Gift!
SOFA CUSHIONS
Pretty sofa cushions made of Truponto quilted
satin, chromespun and faille in rich tones of yel
low, gold, green, wine, delft blue, chartreuse and
many others. These are "overstuffed" for long
lasting service. Downstairs.
Special Purchase
Tinner Fastening
- r r
CARRYALLS, BAGS
LUNCHEON KIT
HANDY KITS
For Dollor Day Only,
AT
WILL BUY!
WEAREVER PUDDING PANS
Three and four quart Wearever pudding pans In excel- tm A A
lent quality aluminum. IwU
Regular to $1.60 .
PYREX HOSTESS BOWLS ..
These are in decor colors such as red, yellow. $'100
Regularly $1.38 I
STAINLESS STEEL KITCHENWARE
Ekco brand stainless steel kitchen tools Come In a var- AA
iety such as spatulas, mashers, forks, etc, 1 WW
Each
DOWNSTAIRS
GENUINE MSPHOID
HIGH GRADE
WASHAlU PLASTIC
a kit IK1STANT
rbnm .
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.hown here, J " -hnn
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i GUABjStEED0 HOUSEKEEPING.
NOTION DEPARTMtNi
A REAL LIVE SANTA AT MILLER'S
REG. $1.69
PRINTED SILK
SCARFS
A special Dollar Day sale of pure silk
scarfs for only one dollar! Also some
plain wool scarfs in the lot. Come choose
these rich-looking printed silks and
warm wool ones now and save! Main
floor.
MAIN FLOOR
4 FOR
CHILD'S PLASTIC
APRONS
Little girls fancy pinafore plastic aprons
for gift-giving are here in quite an ar
ray of colors. Assorted fancy trims. Al
so plain tailored ones. For one to six
large.
DOWNSTAIRS
EARRINGS
NECKLACES
Large selection of pearl, rhinestone clus
ters, drops, hoops and button styles in
latest earrings. Also a dollar day sale
of beautiful Satlnore necklaces. Antique
gold mountings. Emerald green. Choose
now for gift. Jewelry dept., Main floor.
MAIN FLOOR
2 FOR
BLENCO WATER
GLASSES
Handblown Blenco in original shaded
green somewhat resembling old New
England glass. It's smart for entertain
ing. In two sizes, 8 and 4-ounce. Reg.
$1.00, now 2 for $1.00. Gift shop.
GIFT SHOP
GIFTS!
Stationery . . . king size matchei , . ,
crystal creamer and sugar sets , . , Vik
ing flowerlite vases in colors . . . duo
crystal candlesticks . . . aluminum salt
and pepper sets . , . also a special table
of Dollar Day values!
GIFT SHOP
HATS at Low
Clearance Price!
Budget hats In this clearance are velvet
and felts in the new fall and winter man
ner. Many of these were priced $S.BS!
Also some knits In the group. Assorted
colors and styles. In addition ... an as
sortment of feathers at $1.00 each. 2nd
floor,
SECOND FLOOR
2 FOR
WOMEN'S
T-SHIRTS
Women's fine combed cotton T-shirts,
regularly priced at $100, will gn on
sale dollar day at 2 for $100. Terry
yarn in white and maize with round or
crew neck style. All sires. Sportswear
dept.
SECOND FLOOR
2 FOR
If
BRAS
Quality you never dreamed possible at
this low price ... 2 for $1.00! Fine
cotton broadcloth bras in low-cut styles
in plain or self-figured come in sizes 12
to 36, A and B cup sizes. While only.
See these In the corset shop, 2nd floor.
SECOND FLOOR
GIRDLES
Only about 120 of these famous brand
girdles go on sale during Dollar Day sale!
Made of nylon elastic net (very light and
durable, easy to launder). Satin panel
in front. Sizes petite and small only.
Our buyer says, "These are extraordin
ary bargains." 2nd floor Corset Shop.
SECOND FLOOR