Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 13

PAGE THIRTEEN Tl OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Horning, August 2, 1935 tnr nnrr rusalem. The covers are of wood, and one of them Is hand-carved. IS If, erator license, though the license was issued June 15, 1935. Investigation made yesterday revealed (III LILtl at- Seen by the Descendants of Smith Cawood in Annual Gathering ALBERS FEEDS ARE HIGHLY DIGESTIBLE a sup had been made In filing charges against Gleeson, and that what the state officer's tag given OFFEMMTIiS Swimming Races for Marion to Be Sunday MARION, Aug. 1.

-The swimming races which were to take Sage Because the Ingredients used. In Afters" upon arrest showed was a violation of the. defective brake law. Gleeson made no protest to the ISSUE CLEARED UP Yellow are Correct; Gleeson Mixup Result of Officer's Error Doll Shows, Float Parade, Inadvertently incorrect charge and Br D. H.

TALMADGE Tested Helps No. 84 Do not overcrowd your birds gWe them at least 3 square feet per bird better 3 or 4 square feet i no mention of the brake count Walter Wood fished in the AI- when haled lato court. However, Three-Ring Circus, on Slate for Today feeds are high-ly digestible, the chickens obtain more nutrition from Albers feeds than ordinary feeds. 1935 Egg Maker nfi Mash, 100 lbs. $LLO sea country Wednesday.

Not much luck. it developed yesterday that he had place last Sunday at the Arthur Tucker and Lee swimming pool, were postponed due to the cool weather and are scheduled Tor Sunday, August 4, at 2:30 p. m. The regular meeting of the Marion Farmers' union local will be Friday night, August 2. "Connie Krebs and Cleo Amari a valid license, inasmuch as it was of the yellow vintage, like of which have been issued since June 1 are exchanging sunshine with Cal Doll shows, a float parade, ifornia.

MARION, Aug. 1. The descendants of Smith Cawood held their annual reunion at the home of J. R. Cawood of Portland at their city farm consisting of one acre.

It proved to be an interesting place for every one present, for it Is a demonstration of what can be accomplished on a small tract of land. Election of officers resulted: Paul Johnson, Salem, president; Mrs. George Riches, Salem, vice-president and Mrs. J. R.

Cawood, Portland, secretary-treasurer. The clan will, be entertained next year by Mr. and Mrs. George Riches at Salem. three-ring circus and a kinder 15, last.

In justiee court. Glee- Albers Paks Mash (or Pallets, 100 lbs Mrs. George Will has returned garten exhibition will be enjoyed Calf Manua, 25 lbs, $1.55 son's dollar fine on the operator's from a 10-day stay at Newport. by the childsen. participants and 1935 Egg Maker The Wills are among the regular adult audiences at both of the Sa $2.30 Progressive Mash, aa 100 lbs.

4eUU TO VISIT LOOKOUT RICKREALL. Aug. 1. Arthur Dempsey left Wednesday morning permit was remitted Wednesday, but he is still subject to the law's penalty on the defective brake 100 lbs. cottagers on that part of the coast, Molasses Feed, 95c Rabbit Pellets, charge.

George Todd, after seven weeks for Wonder near Grants Pass where he will visit his brother. 80 lbs. $2.20 lem playgrounds this afternoon starting at 2 p. m. Prizes for best costumed, prettiest, largest, smallest, oldest and most unusual dolls will be awarded at both dinger 100 lbs.

Seventy more cases were of lay-up, due to a fall suffered Turkey Grower OC Paks. 100 lbs WtfOO Ralph, who la a lookout man in the forest department brought before Judge Hayden yes Clearing up perplexities in status of operator's licenses -which deTeloped following, report of the Miner Edward "Gleeson case in justice court yesterday, state police and the secretary of state's office boiled the matter of expired and unexpired auto operator's permits down to this rule for the public: "If your driver's permit is yellow, it is all right; if your driver's permit is white, It is void, regard-lees of the expiration date printed on the card." Arrest Slip Wrong; As published. Miner Edward Gleeson, route seven? yesterday admitted guilt in Justice court to charge of driving with a void op- while. installing flood ugnts at a High street service station, is Molas-OMeal, 100 lbs. $1.55 Carnation Dairy, 100 lbs.

$1.75 down town again. His Injuries terday as result of the state police checkup here Wednesday on operators, bringing the total ar A Real Dairy Feed and Leslie fields and for most elaborate, most unusual floats at the latter place. consisted of a fraetnred left arm and right foot. Doll Judges at Leelle will In Mr. and Mrs.

George Lane are clude Mrs. Gnrnee Flesher, Mrs. leaving Saturday for a trip to St. Vernon Gilmore and Mrs. Charles AH tbes price cash, f.

n. b. store. SGacadacd Feed 2. 228 Ferry St Phone 6858 Helens and the lower Columbia highway.

Mr. Lane is the genial rests to about 125. TCe checkup brought Increased business to the license department in the automobile division at the statehouse. Many Pay Fines Those paying one dollar fines here yesterday on the no operator's license charge were: Earl Al-bin Gilmer, Frank Rokos, Elza Kaufman, and at dinger, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs.

Frank Neer and Mrs. Ray Yocum. buildlnr superintendent at the Masonic temple. The circus, to be produced at The Steusloff market has re Olinger under direction of Dor sumed Its own delivery service. othy Irwin, will include trained Two trucks, snappy in new paint.

Loy Fisher, Guy W. Chandler, horse and rider, acrobats, snake VALLEY MEAT MARKET 178 South Commercial St. THE VALLEY'S EVERYDAY LOW PRICES CHOICE BEEF ROAST, lb 8V2C STEAK, nice and tender, lb 2zC BEEF TO BOIL, lb. ffzc 15Cf 2 lbs. 25c The first symptom of labor charmer, fat woman, tall man, for trouble to manifest Itself in a tune teller and other sideshow at Earl Luke Bonney.

A. L. McMIl-len, Loren P. Griggs, William Wearer, Arnold L. Roan, Ernest Garrett.

Marshall V. Stewart, Ed long time In Salem appeared tractions. Children taking part Tuesday night on North Commer will be Henry Keith, ting Ef fie Tanner and Patsy Tanner, win L. Kubin. Phillip Tyler, Wal cial street, where a business djock is undergoing repairs.

It began and ended with words. trained horses; Earl Cooley, Tom Thoralson and George Adams, The E. W. Headrlcks are now trained dogs; Helen MacRae, Ella located in the Staley cottage on May Stotler, Barbara Smith, Marion Bauer and Patsy Costillo, Summer street Mrs. Ira L.

Darby has retnrned acrobats; George Adams, clown; from her Journey to Oklahoma. Annabelle and. Angela Krop, Siam Specials for Friday and Saturday A Hebrew bible, found in a ese twins; Mai del Woodruff, ter I. Allen, Ernest Douglas, J. T.

Binford, Marion M. Taylor, Raymond HIatt, John Wayne, Chester Elmer Lee, Richard Paul Jud-son, Robert Sydney Gentzkow, Walter Gatske, Matt Pumalla, Oscar C. Phillips, Roy Lincoln, Em-mett John Leahy, Raphael A. Doran, Frank J. Vlasic, Ernest D.

Pearson, Mervin D. Fidder. Clarence John Rush, Jacob Pankoff, John Henderson Emery, Steve Crockett, George Vosburgh whose dollar was remitted, Charles Boy-er, Almos LeFors, Addison Foster, Paul A. Spendal, John B. Tur- basement on North Commercial St bearded lady; Bud Satter, dwarf; street, has come- into the posses Daryl and Russell Satter, giant; Sugar Cured Pound WU 0 (3DD1K3G On the Corner and Commercial Phone, 6606 Orders Over $2.00 Delivered Free OPEN UNTIL 8 P.

M. EVEMNGB sion, of a certain chap wno interested In all books, but particularly so in books of an unusual Dorothy Ann Zirzan, human frog; Dorothy Preston, wild woman; Gretchen Kropp, fat lady; Junior C. S. ORWIO ED SCHREDER character, or what seem to nim to of an unusual character. The Bales, tattered man; Paul and Vela Bales, Indians; Mary Lou SLICED BACON text of this little book Is entirely Hebrew, but the imprint in Eng C.

S. Orwig Green, fortune teller. The kindergarten show, at Les FOLGER'S COFFEE ib. tin Free Folger's Coffee Served from 10 A. M.

to P. M. Saturday lish. Is that of a publisher in Je cotte, Robert Crawford, Leland S. Wilcox.

Robert L. GasaWay, J. H. lie, will feature rabbits made from paper and cotton, paper chains, Lyons, Charles L. Berger, lafe Grokett.

Gardo F. Webb, Hassing Jacobson, George W. Berry, Owen F. Ogden, Charles T. Kelly, Jack birds and.

other articles, all emphasizing color studies. Swimming meets start at D. Hindman, Martin Buchholz, Ce both Olinger and Leslie pools at 7 cil Beals and Clarence William o'clock tonight. Beecroft. Persons arrested on the same charge and who are allowed ad Ml Tl dltional time In which to pay their dollar fines and the deadline are: Hamburger ES Pound Eddie Gaub, August Floyd Lee COFFEE, fresh roast- 4 Pork and Beans ed.

100 Santos. ISC 1 can Ut lb CORNED BEEF iGoz.tin sg Lovely Dessert, in -i fg Camay, the soap of Sherbet Cop, each XUC lovely women. 3 barsXOC SALAD OIL 5 Purex 1 Dog Food Yx GaL lOt- Wag Brand, can Ut REQUEST NUMBER 2 lbs. 25c Barnes, August 10; Cleora Parks, five days; Ross Powell, August Albert J. Noeske, August Macel B.

Sills, August 15; George Bo-gosin, August Frank L. Zink, August A. L. McMillen, Aug- Request vocal numbers will be sung by Curtis Williams tonight at tne municipal band concert. H.

Lamb Roasts SO pound Ri usi ie; rani ioevs, Angusi Francis DeLapp, August -1 Chas. N. Stoudenmeyer conducts the band. The program will start at All iNiy LOpen Evenings p. m.

in Willson park and is as Evening Where You Save Every Dajj rn aad follows: Till 10 P.M. Swadays 15c 1. March "The Chimet of Liberty" TUNA Lamb Chops lb 2 lbs. 25c Goldman Albert Williams, August 5, and W. C.

Sodeman, August 6. Only ono person arrested for lack of proper operator's license pleaded not guilty. He was Albert Schlag, date of whose trial will be set later. Amos J. Jarvis paid a dollar fine for operating without a chaufleur's license.

2. Overture "The Wanderer' Hope" a White Star 8. Concert Waltj "Kigaes" ZaiMtSlk 4. Baritone Bolo "The Old Borne Dearn 27c on the Farm" Harlow 2 cans WM. A.

ROGERS AA SILVER-PLATED Flared by William Boydftoa, 8oloit dressed Spring Fryers and drawn lb 5. Comic Opera Selection "Katrinka" FrUnl ironLEircinES 50c Perstop or Perstick 29c 20c Glazo Preps, new stock, 18c 50c Zip Depilatory Cream 29c $1.00 Angeles Up Stick 74c $1:10 Cotys Face Powder 69c 50c Woodbury's Face Powder 35c 500 Sheet Kleenex, all colors, 29c 180 Sheet Roll Tissue 10c American Sketch "Dowa South" hfTddlefam GRAHAMS Honey Maid 2-lb. box 29c Finer Quality and Better Yield are The sketch opeaa with a quaint dance. Rabbits 23c The tint two moremecU depict the reetleaanesa of the languid B.tur. $1.00 Neet 59c 60c Zonite 37c $1.00 Hinds H.

A. Cream 63c 70c Sloan's Liniment 39c $1.00 Nujol 59c $1.35 Pinkham's Vegetable Comp. 89e $1.00 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic 59c 50c Woodbury's Shampoo 19c 50c Phillip's Milk of Magnesia 29e $1.10 Lady Esther Face Powder 63c 35c Burma Shave 23c Reported in Grain of the Southern Darker. The trio in Salt troduces a tuneful roelocr. and the 20c audience toon finda ittelf hamming BROOMS Salem Broom Co.

Each, 39c the drowiy strain with tarn band. 7. Vocal Knmbeza (Request) (a) VWhen I Grow Too Old to Dream Romberg (b) "The Old Spinning Wheel" 3 ibs. 35c Shortening Cnrtia William Solaiat 9. Grand Ejection "Echo From the Batosr Weed Metropolitan Opera Home" WESSON OIL axr.

by Tobani This selection contains: Grand March from "Queen of Sheba." "ninf Baking Powder Clabber Girl 2-lb. tin 19c Aunt Jemina Pancake Floor 20-oz. pkg. 10c JAR RINGS 3 doz. 10c SUVER.

Aug. 1. Miss Ruth Harris spent the weekend in Cor-vallis at the Chapman home and accompanied a group of young people on a hike to Mary's peak Saturday. S. J.

Freese and son are doing the threshing in this vicinity. The farmers report a much better quality and also more grain than last year. Mrs. I. G.

Arehart has been quite ill the past week at her home. Lewis Steele and sister, Mrs. Lee Esting, have as guests Mrs. Eating's husband from California and Dick Flnley of Portland. Wesson IIDeimttaH Hoedc 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 39c 25c Kolynos Tooth Paste 16c 50c Lavoris 34c 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 39c 60c Calox Tooth Powder 49c 50c Lyons Tooth Powder 29c 25c Squibbs Tooth Paste 19c 75c Vince 53c Star" from "Tanhaeuser," "Nibnlen- cen March." "Pagliaeci." "InriU- tion to the Danee." "Intermesso Sin- for only 30c and A Good Food Quarts 42c Gives Yoa Staying Power foniro" from "CaTalU Kostirana 1 OXYDOL BOX TOP and Lint 'a "Second Hungarian Rhapsody." 9.

March "All Day" Filmore 10. Finale "Oregon State Song." Large Pkg. 01IVIIL SNOWDRIFT SQ 59c 3-lb. Tin STOCK FOR EXHIBIT 50c Pablum 37c 40c Castoria 27c 50c Johnson's Baby Talcum 39c 65c Meads CX.O. with Viosterol 49c 75c Dextri-MaKose 57c 8-oz.

Wide Mouth Nursers, 2 for 15c 3-oz. Tastless Castor Oil 25c $1.00 Lactogen 79c $1.20 SIJL 90c Lotions Creams 50c Jergens Lotion 29c 55c Junis Cream 34c 50c Woodbury's Creams 29c 50c Santiseptic Lotion 37c $1.00 Milkweed Cream 79c 50c Chamberlain's Lotion 29c DETAILS HERE Manila, P. may distribute free milk to poor school children. HAS TO BE HEALTH! Liy-estock at the Oregon state 31 If fair, Salem. August 31-September 7.

mast hate a health certificate a 1 a it it is to be exhibited, under the rules announced by Direcior So fA a lon T. White. This applies par ticularly to cattle and horses. ORE.SD.A. "All dairy cattle oTer one year of age.

comprising the Jersey, ORE.S.D.A. Holsteln, Guernseys, Ayrshire and Brown Swiss breeds, must be pro-Tided with a certificate issued by 351 STATE STREET ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES 50c Yeast Foam Tablets 34c 25c Carter's Pills 17c 75c Doans Pills 50c 50c Midol Tablets 34c 50c Teenamint 34c 100 Bayer Aspirin 59c 100 Cascara Tablets, 5 grains, 35c 100 Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets 89c 100 Veracolate Tablets 89c 60c Panes Diapepsin 37c Heavy Finger Cots, 3 for 10c Rubber Gloves, rough finish, pair 19c Kotex, economy size, 36s, 47c Rinso Soap Powder, large 18c Cocktail Shakers Glass 98c Bath and Shampoo Sprays Heavy 98c Folding Univex Cameras 89c Paper Towels, 150 to roll, 10c Frens Sanitary Pads, 2 pkgs. 25c Shinola Polishing Kits with Polish 21c Fancy Paper Napkins, 80 to pkg. 10c Picnic Forks, Spoons and Plates, pk. 10c an approved veterinary laborato ry, showing that sucn ammau have been tested for Infectious abortion and found tree of such disease within one month of the date of exhibition, unless said an imals are members of a herd of dairy cattle that Is certified to be 66c Sal Hepatica 49c 75c Addine 50c 60c Alka Seltzer 49c 30c Bromo Seltzer 25e 85c Kruschen Salts 57c $1.00 Bonkora 67c S1.50 Germania Herb Tea 67c $1.25 Petrolagar 76c $1.00 Lysol 83c; $1.00 Zonite 63c 75c' Listerine 59c; 50c size 39c r.HXERG Quart Cliquot Club Ginger Ale 19c Large Canada Dry Ginger Ale 25c 25c Seven Up 19c Large White Rock Water 29c Glazers Lime Rickey, large 25c Pts.

Cliquot Club Ginger Ale lOe Glazers Clix, 2 for 25c free from Infectious aDonion, and covered by an abortion-free by i hopping at the MIDGET. Experience personally the SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS that can be made on your meat bill. SALEM'S ONLY MARKET SELLING INSPECTED MEATS EXCLUSIVELY. accredited or approved herd cer tificate. "Animals from herds that have been tested for infectious abortion in their entirety within one year without reactors and covered by a certified laboratory report may be admitted for exhibition if ap- Prime Fancy Round BesS LloastS: SOHouim 3tCx.

Swugg StteaHx m. Eg 1G. oroved by the state veterinarian. IT Animals not tested In this, manner are not to be permitted to ha nnioaded within the fair grounds. If tests are made- they Camels, Luckys, Old Golds, Chesterfields, pkg.

Carton I lie $1.09 must be given outside of the fair A REAL TREAT Bull Durham, Golden Grain, grounds." White stated. Andersons Return From Trip to East; EASTMAN FILMS AT REDUCED PRICES Expert Phot Fimlshlng 1st 0 Hours! Ia at 9 A. Oat at 3 P. M. No.

127 Reg. 19c No. 120 Ver. 24e No. 127 Ver.

24c No. 116 Reg. 21c No. 120 Reg. 19c No.

116 Ver. 25c Stud, Dukes Mix, 3 pkgs. 13c 8c Small Ones Lug jpg Home Made Report Much Rust I Granger, Advertiser, Union Leader, Model, pkg. BRUSH CREEK. Aug.

1. Mrs. A Special Price to Induce You to Try These Delicious, Tender Delicacies Made Einer Anderson and her daughter. from Inspected Meats Alma, who left for Nebraska early TS ia Jans returned to their tome here Tuesday. They were accom panied west br Kern Lanum evao is the widower of a sister of Mrs.

Red Cross First Aid Kits 25c Life Buoy Soap 3 bars 17c Rubbing Alcohol 2 pinU 19c Scott Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 21c Anderson. The two women made the trip by car and drove over the Old Meaty Best Grade Sugar Cured GEaQffGGiniilsaG PHGSJIKSS While They Last la Packages SopplyLtmited Oregon Trail both goinf and com ing. They report en an ring some extremely hot weather. Rnst. they said, was making- considfiTatle In road In wheat fields, otherwise crdps were Then were 65.034 Tlaitors to Harry IL Levy, Prop.

I tW ftrtvt Smoky Mountains Na tional park lnXHB. as coanparea wrth for June, IM4. Kin..