Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 21, 1955, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextForceps Four Will Try to ;. Retain Crovn FOREST GROVE, Ore. The biggest barbershop quartet roundup in the nine-year his tory of Forest Grove's nationally-known songfest mil be held this week when the city turns backt. the clock to the Cay Nineties. Festival dates are February 24-25 26. More than 30 foursomes from three states are signed up for three days of close harmony in memory of the good old days. Seventeen men's quartets are registered to date for the two day mate competition on Fri day and Saturday. Fifteen pet ticoat foursomes will harmonise for the first time on Thursday nieht at 7:30, in the new wom en's contest. Northwest champion ships will be declared, $1350 distrib uted among top quartets, and trophies awarded,, The Forceps Four from the University of Oregon Medical School, Fort land, are the defending cham pions. Three thrill-packed days are In store for quartets and the public. The eight male finalists . will sing Saturday night at 8:30 PST to the nation over the MBS network. School chil dren and adults will be in cos tume throughout the festival. ' Costume and window display contests will be held. A Gay Nineties fair and street parade will be staged on Saturday af ternoon. A public oldtime pan cake feed, street stunts, and other activities will help bring back the turn of the century. The Forest Grove Gleemen are founders and sponsors of the festival. Saniicm Teachers Form Association STAYTON The Santiam Val ley Teachers' association was formed last week when teachers from Detroit to Jefferson met in Stayton. Richard Gwillim of Aumsville Is temporary chairman with Don na Hansen, also of Aumsville, aecretary. The group was asked to sup port the candidacy of Gladys Bel den, Stayton, for secretary of the Department of Classroom Teach ers, at the election during the OEA convention in Portland, March 17-19. Rep. Maurine Neuberger spoke to the prnuD nri legislation intro duced into the House and the Senate. Her talk was on legisla tion of particular interest to edu cation, and answered questions of general interest The basic school support bill is one of the issue of particular interest in the pres ent session, i Various tax propos als also were discussed. Before standard time was adopt ed in the United States in 1883 there was a difference in time of five seconds between the two ends of the Brooklyn Bridge. DOLLAR'DAY SAVINGS TODAY FIRST QUALITY Values to Men's You know the name Cooper for quality, good looks, long wearl Each and every pair of socks Hill carries the manufacturer's retail price ... So you'll know the good buy you're getting. Choose from longs or shorties; the fabrics you like the best; cottons, rayons, nylon blends. Buy a dozen pair at savings! Men's Furnishings Main Floor REG. 10.95, FAMOUS MAKE! Boy I Made by a well-known west coast jacket makerl "Ny-Sul-lite" shell is water'repellent , . . with snug interlining that discour. ages cold breezes. Made with zipper front; snug storm cuffs in sleeve; two pockets. Completely washable, so it saves on clean ing bills. Sizes 6-14-16. REG. 16.95! HORSEHIDE LEATHER JACKETS Made of top quality, front quarter horsshide; with 100 wool quilted lining. Zip front; knit cuffs and waist; two slash pockets. Sizes 12, Youth fo Serve At SWEET HOME Tuesday, February 22, the City Hall will be under the guidance of local high school students who will-fill every office in the city govern ment as their part in the observ ance of Americanism Week. Following tried and true meth ods of elections, candidates for the offices will be chosen on Monday, Feb. 21, and briefed on their responsibilities by " City Manager Roy Eamcs. This activity is being sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Com merce as an activity designed for adventure in citizenship. Fourteen candidates will be ill r B .in f I m RED SPONGE RUBBER Cushions T $2.69 Valua ? SANFORIZED JEANS 52- BLEACHED DISH TOWELSTo"0 Quality Five Tie KITCHEN BROOMS $1.00 Value 2 CERAMIC SPOON RESTS . . . DISCONTINUED STYLES! 1sor Famous COOPER ocks - I s durcoai jaciieis Sweet Home elected to offices of key employ ees and they in turn will appoint 16 additional persons for assist ants and other offices. ' The elected Mayor will assume the responsibilities of the city manager and will also preside over the regularly scheduled council meeting to be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. The . council composed of stu dents will deal with all items on the agenda and follow the policy procedure as scheduled. In all of these offices, the regular em ployees will be near by to give advice and assistance to the stu dent "city employees for a day." IT Polished Hardwood FOLDING STOOLS $2.50 $f00 Value A 1.00 1.00 for 1.00 Wedge Auto CUSHIONS Reg. $1.49 $100 " Value A AT ROBERTS! 3 prs. 35c pr. I . 7 ALL DAY TUESDAY Special purchases . . . special prices ... special savings-bargains in every department. Shop Roberts all day for money-saving items. Sorry, no mail, phone, C. O. D.'s or deliveries! .' ' FAMOUS NAME BRASSIERES Nylons, broadcloths, satin-assorted $1 styles. I Foundations Second Floor HEN'S SOX Assorted rayons, cottons, nylons, odd lots J broken sizes. 4 pr. I Men's Main Floor COSTUME JEWELRY Earrings, pins, necklaces -values to 1.50- $1 odd lots. 2 for I Accessories Main Floor LADIES' BLOUSES Broken sizes odd lots values to 2.95- $1 shop early. I Blouses Second Floor RAYON TAFFETA 45" wide. Good J selection of colors. I Fabrics LADIES' UNIFORMS Discontinued numbers broken sizes, limited $ quantity, 5.95 values. w Fashions Second Floor 1.95 RAYON SUITINGS This 60-inch suitina Is available in a brand-new selection of novelty spring weaves. yd. $1 1 abrics NOVflTY COTTONS Values to 1.49. Crisp new cottons in novelty and print designs. $ Come early. 2 yds. I Fabrics RAYON SATINS A host of colors-ideal for formals, J blouses, etc, 2 yds. I Fabrics Mezzanine RAYON CHAWS PRINTS Reg., 1.09 yd. Smooth, easy-to-sew and laun der. All new spring J designs. 2 yds. I Fabrics Fits Every Woman! NYLON STRETCH GLOVES 1 The secret , . , nylon fabric that stret ches to fit every hand . . . whether you wear size 5 or 8. Choose from black, white, pink, light blue, navy, grey, beige, red. Accessories Main Floor Dollar Day Special! NEW FASHION UMBRELLAS Reg. 3.98 Plaids and solid colors ... the bright est collection of rainy-day gloom-chasers we've had. Strong, 16-rib steel frame; fitted with clever novelty han dles. Accessories Main Floor Washable, 60" Width Rayon Suitings A fabulous selection of rayon suitings-values to 2.50 I yd. Solid cokors, novelty checks a host of colors-perfect for dress es, suits, jumpers, etc. Fabrics Henanine am LADES' SILK SQUARES Large size, multicolor patterns $ spring shades. I ' Accessories Main Floor COTTON WORK SOCKS Would be 29c pr. if pert. Reinforced with $ nylon; long; 10-12. 6 pr. ' Work Clothes CUSHION SOLE SOCKS Reg. 39c pr. Shorties , and long socks in ran dom or white. Nylon $ reinforced. 10-13. 3 pr. I Work Clothes PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTS Reg. 1.98. Colorfast and sanforized shrunk. Two way collar;' S, M, L Jij sizes. 2 for w Work Clothes MEN'S LEATHER BELTS Good - looking for dress, fine for work. Genuine leather in brown, tan. $ 2 for I Work Clothes CHILDRENS RAIN BOOTS Red, brown, yellow lote style $ sizes 5Vi to 3. I Shoes Downstairs "PARK AVE." NYLONS 1.35 pr. if perf. Choose , from sheer 60 gauge, 1 5 deniers; daytime weight 51 gauge, 30. $) deniers. 3 pr. Hosiery Main Floor NYLON TRICOT SLIPS Our reg. 3.95 slips, all with lavish touches of $J lace. 32-38 in group. i ) Lingerie Main Floor GIRLS' WINTER COATS Values to 17.95-broken sizes $Q final clearance. Girls Downstairs RECEIVING BLANKETS Assorted colors-plaids J standard size. 2 for I Infants Downstairs AY LADIES' NECK SCARFS Large and small sizes many colors and de- Jl signs all silk. 2 for I Accessories Main Floor LADIES' PRINT HANKIES Were 25c ea. fast col or florals in reg. or the $1 new jumbo size. 6 for I Accessories Main Floor LADIES' WOOL COATS Just a few-100 wool good style- $Oft assorted colors. ZU Coats Second Floor NOVELTY COLLARS Piques, nylons, organ dies , , . plain or fem inine styles; some re- $1 versible. Reg. $1. 2 for I Accessories Main Floor INFANTS' KNIT GOWNS Assorted shades-cotton J knit infants sizes. I Infants Downstairs SI FABRIC GLOVES Val. to 1.50. Group In cludes rayons and cot tons in limited colors. $ 6-8'j. 2 for I Accessories Main Floor JEWELRY BOXES Plastic covered; s h I m mering satin lining; re ceding earring tray. $ Lock and key. I Accessories Main Floor MEN'S ARGYLE SOX ' All nylon-1.95 value broken sizes $ asst. colors. Pr. I Men's - Main Floor WHITE OUTING FLANNEL 27" width . . , perfect . for making diapers. Double - napped; e x- $ tremely soft. 4 yds. , I Domestics 39c FLOUR SACKS Unopened style; 100 lb. type sacks; bleached snowy white, ready to $1 to use. 4 for I Domestics Special Purchase! Values to 2.95 MEN'S SILK NECKTIES 1 The best tie value we've seen In agesl Famous maker) beautiful bold stripe, neat and modern patterns a rainbow of colors. Men's Main Floor For Yourself, Gifts! BRIGHT NEW COLORS ROPE BEADS 1 plus fox One shining rope will ust lead to an other . . . colorful with dresses, .sweaters, suitsl 60-inches long . , . come in white, scads of pastels and deep tones, and multi-colors. Accessories Miin Floor $1 Yd. Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Mori., Feb. 21, 1955-(Sec. 3)-5 Liberty Street-Court St CANNON NOVELTY TOWELS Bath towels decorated with red or black Chan ticleer. Reg. $1 each. $ 2 for I Domestics UNBLEACHED MUSLIN This 39" fabric has 101 uses. Comes in 2 to 10 yard lengths. 4 yds. 1 Domestics 39c BLEACHED MUSLIN Popular "Hope" muslin; bleached to snowy white ness. 2 to 10 yd. ' $1 pieces. 4 yds. I ' Domestics PLASTIC MATTRESS COVERS Contour-t y p e covers, protect mattress from soil. Reg. 2.98. Dollar $A Day special. L Domestics NYLON RAYON BLANKETS Washable, shrink-proofl Double size blankets bound with wide ray- Jp on satin. Reg. 7.95, J Domestics CANNON DISH TOWELS '' Reg. 39c ea. Absorbent cotton towels in multi- J stripes. Large size. 3 'r ' Domestics BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS Reg. 1.98-assorted $ pladis sizes 4 to 18. I Boys Main Floor CANNON GUEST TOWELS Beautiful colorsl Dainty fingertip towels with 'fringed edge s. Reg. $1 39c ea. 4 for I Domestics COLORFUL PLACE MATS Protect tables & cloths. Choose from nylon or Celco weaves. Reg. $ 79c to $1. 2 for I , Domestics UNBLEACHED SHEETING Reg. 1.49 yd. Durable, type 128 muslin; meas- $ ures 108" wide. yd. I Draperies . BOYS' "STRETCHY" SOX Asst. coor-M-L-a long $r) wearing sock. 3 Pr- Boys Main Floor BOYS' COTTON SHORTS Cotton broadcloth front section with knit back, $1 elastic waist. 6-12. 4 for I Boys Main Floor BOYS' NYLON SOCKS . Were 49c-69c. Shorties with' snug elastic top in stripes and solids. $ ,7-11. ' 3 for I Boys' General Electric Holpoinl Kelvinalor Norge Appliances Court Street COTTON PRINT APRONS Pretty, protective , . . tea and bib aprons In a vast array of bright $1 prints. 2 for I Notions USED ELECTRIC RANGES WE GIVE AND REDEEM 0 , 1 LAUNDRY BAGS Big enough to hold a family-size I a u n d r yl Made of durable, J heavy twill. I Notions BOYS' GABARDINE SHIRTS Sizes 6 to 16 regular 2.98-assorted colors- $tS famous quality. L LAUNDRY "DAMPABAG" ' Clear heavy plastic. Choice of extra large family size; or double $1 compartment style. I Notions PILLOW TUBING Famous name quality J bleached white. 2 yds. I Fabrics Mezzanine ZIP SUIT BAG Use in car or close tl Handy center zipper. Holds up to 4 suits $ or blouses. I Notions JUMBO GARMENT BAG This sturdy plastic bag will hold up to 14 gar-' ments. Long front zip- $ per, I Notions PLASTIC SHOE BAG Choice of 3 colors; made of durable plastic. Will hold eight pair J of shoes. ' ' ' I Notions KITCHEN CURTAINS Values to 4.95. 36" to ' 63" lenath. Permanent-, .. finish organdy with $ plaid trim. pr. I Notions DRAPERY FABRICS Values to 2.95 yard. Beautifully colored de signs; vat dyed and $ pre-shrunk. 48" wide. I yd. Draperies DRAPERY REMNANTS Each piece averages 2V4 yds. Usable for skirts, dresses, etc. Big $1 variety of prints. ea. I Drapcrici HAMBURGER PRESS 1 Smooth, imported wood, with a clever' hand painted "Chef" design J on cover. 2 for I Housewares Downstairs FOOD WARMER Keeps foods piping hot at table. Polished plate $ with crystal clear glass. I Housewares Downstairs TID BIT TRAYS Single-tier tray in Santa Anita pottery; J brass fittings. I Housewares Downstairs WOOD SALAD BOWLS 6-inch individual serving bowls of smooth Cher rywood. Also for can- $ dies, nuts, etc. 3 for I Housewares Downstairs PEPPER MILL SET Set of Cherrywood. Pep per mill and salt shaker with chrome tops. J Gift-boxed. I Housewares Downstairs ODOR BAN DEODORIZER Reg. 1.69, use in kitch en, bathroom, nursery. Plug-in style with 6 J tablet refills. I Housewares Downstairs 22x44 RAG RUGS Washable rugs protect floors and rugs during $ wet rainy weather. 2 for I Housewares Downstairs MEN'S COTTON BRIEFS Reg. 69c. Slight Irregu lar. While combed cot- ' ton, reinforced with ny- J Ion. 2 for I Men's Main Floor MEN'S FLANNEL P.J.'S Famous brand, regular ly sell for 3.95. Coat styles; sizes $A A to D. X Men's Main Floor MEN'S FINE TIES Popular and' pleasing colors and patterns in this selection. Famous J make. 2 for I Men's Main Floor reet I 'ai 14. only. S Cr H GREEN STAMPS Boys Main Floor i.