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A section of The Oregon Statesman featuring Merchandise Savings
Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, January 7, 1932
STEWI
T IS
CLUB'S PRESIDENT
HUBBARD, Jan., 6 The cltl
fcens of Hubbard organized a Com
munity club Monday night choos
ing Ivan Stewart president: R. C.
Painter, vice president, and Mar
garet McManus, secretary-treasurer.
Dr. Gerald Smith of "Wood
burn gave a talk on widening the
Pacific Highway from Salem to
Oregon City.
REMEMBER!
It will be to your advantage
to Investigate my prices and
terms before buying.
I undersell competition!
'FlTe Years Instructor at
the Portland Dental College"
Dr. F. C. Jones, Dentist
Over Ladd - Bush Bank
Watch for This Section
: .. i i i - , . .
There will be a board of " five
directors, one to represent the
following organizations: the
Woman's club, the Pink and
Lavender club, school, the Ted
rated Churches, and the Firemen.
The Bhrubs donated by the Wo
men's clnb, the work the boys
have put on the lown, and the
seed given by the school board
have helped greatly the appear
ance of the school grounds. Stu
dents and all patrons are asked to
refrain from walking on the lawn.
About a dozen new books were
donated to the grade school li
brary by Mrs. Knight jtnd Mrs.
Fields.
Many improvements were made
during the Christmas holidays.
New swings are being put up;
storm doors were placed in the
play shed; a kitchen was Installed
in the b.osement, and tables were
put up in the science laboratory
where hot lunches are to be
served.
Mrs. Fields, head of the English
department, is starting the prac
tice for the senior play which Is
to be given about February 19.
Green Section
Distribution
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MBS
. SMITH OLD
SHELBURN
SHELBURN, Jan. C Shelburn
friends were shocked to hear of
the sudden passing of Lucil
Smith, wife of P. F. Smith at the
Stayton hospital, Saturday. Mrs.
Smith hurt her finger and infec
tion developed. She was taken to
the" Stayton hospital for amputa
tion of the finger and died during
the operation. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at the
Stayton funeral parlors, with bur
ial at the Shelburn cemetery. Mr.
Smith was depot aeent at Shel
burn for a number of years, but
moved to Lyons when the agent
was removed from Shelburn.
Mrs. Carl Lentz and sister Mrs.
Bill Lentz were visiting old time
friends at Shelburn New Year's
uuy. me ansa Ltriui win oe re- i
membered as Verda and Alma
Russell who were reared in this
community. Their parents former
ly owned the farm now occupied
by the Charles McDonald family.
Shelburn friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Allen of Albany are con
gratulating them on the arrival of
a ten pound girl. Mrs. Allen was
formerly Miss Wilma Montgom
ery of the neighborhood.
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(Mil -JpMiJSf mm I
Store No. 7294 N. Commercial St. Phone 3527
START THE NEW YEAE EIGHT!
You know that it pays to pay cash, for if you pay cash you will
certainly pay less. If you haven't been making your cash do its
duty get started right at Irish's this week. You'll be well pleased.
Ifresh Creamery, per pound
SOflP
-t -
White Wond er '
or Classic '!
10 bars
; SHORTENING
in Bulk
3 lbs. 25c
Thompson Seedless
4-lb. bag29c
EMft
Made in Salem, White or
Whole Wheat, 1-lb. Loaves
6 for
CHEESE
Oregon Full Cream
Per lb. 17c
PI BARS
Fresh Stock
2 lbs. . 1 7c
Golden W est Coffee
3 lb. Can . . . .
PICNIC Shoulders
Very Fine Quality,per pound .....
FREE CITY DELIVERY
Phone Your Orders for Prompt, Courteous Service
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE LOW PRICES' EVERY DAY
FEED DEPARTMENT
Shamrock Scratch
Feed
ks i en
...... i.ov
100 s
Mill Run
80 i lb. sacks-.. 89c
Laymore Mash ,
Milk, Alfalfa and Oil
100,: 1.79
Crack Corn i
$1.75 :
Ground Corn
$1.75
Hodgen-Brewster
Egg Producer
Powd. Milk, Cod Oil, Al
falfa Greens
100 n,. 2.25
Ground Oats
$1.15
Ground Barley
$1.45
Oil Meal
$2.00
Wheat Reclean
$1.35
Whole Corn
$1.65
Dairie Meal
20Pr,t
$1.65
Shorts
$1.05
Climax Dairy
$1.25
Dalles Diamond
AH Hard Wheat Flour
49s 98c
Oh! Gills!
IB,
inson
ANNOUNCES
SALE
OF
PURE SILK
FASHIONED
iosiery
Values to $1.95
i
$ if
V
TODAY
ONLY
FOR A QUICK
CLEAN-OUT,
NO CHARGES
AT THIS
PRICE
When Johnson Says
Sole He Means -Sele!
COME EARLY
We Carry a Complete Line of Dr. Hesse Stock Tonic
Johnson
The Store - for Ladies
46 STATE
Him Sollvaimg TBnus ttlhie Most Hmtnjpoffttaimtt
Qnaesttfioim 2 ttBne Age
m such a simpe and concise maner we are cognizant of the world wide recognition that
will be ours, (or Should we say would be ours "But")
that the Food question is as mighty and Ever present question to day as it has always
been in the past. And Folks the Very Fact that you do know it, makes .the solving of it
a lot Easier even for one so well Versed as we upon questions of such world wide in
terest as the food question.
And in discussing the question further you will note that to avoid leaving the impression
that we are the only smart person in this great Common wealth we will leave Certain
phases of the question to Others who no doubt will be glad to inlightin the waiting world
and at the same time gain some of the glory so sure to be their's when they solve their
Part of the question. And without further introduction we propose hitting the Nail
Squarely on the head while the year is yet young.
And now to be honest with you, (not that we arent always honest with you of course)
we will say in all simplisity (that may not be the right word) that the Food problem has
been' and is solved for you right here at this North America's most note worthy Food
Emporium you notice we only took in the part of the world of most interest to us all.
Now to Solve this great question we wish to sight you to a few salient facts to wit (or
VS which ever one suits your fancy)
A DOLLAR will buy more food to day at this store than at any other time in our Career
(and we might add weve Had Some Career) by Operating as we do a Store of many
advantages and Makeing it posiable for your dollar to buy so much food we feel we
have solved Our part of the question as to where and how you can get the dollar we have
Very graciously lift to some one else who might wish to nestle in the spot light of public
gratitude for services well rendered (or something like that) and now if you dont un
derstand all the big words used in this ad dont worry you've got nothin on us we dont
know em either, but when a dollar will bu y all the goods you can carry at this store we
know that its a good place to for everyone to do their food Buy in.
AT
THE
Swifts Bacon
Empire, light weight, nicely
streaked with lean, yet enough fat
to fry crisp and brown. Whole
pieces 6 to 8 lbs. 1 C
Per Pound - luC
Half pieces per lb.
16c
Swifts Picnics
Circle (G) Shankless, nicely trim
med. Practically no waste. They're
cured with the Famous Premium
cure, that makes Swift's smoked
meats the real delight they are
4 to 6 pounds 1 C
Per Pound IDC
Yeah but what if you
were a Printer?
Some big hearted person left the
following note on our deskMr.
Ad Writer, the reading mater in
your ads is absolutely atrocious
well, all we're got to say about
that is that its a good thing we
haven't time to look that word up,
because if it means what we think
it does we'd just ask that party
to try readin our writin once so
there, smarty.
SNOW DRIFT
Shortening
Pound Pails
$1.09
Sugar
20 Pounds 85c
A USER'S BEST
Flour
49 Lb. Sacks .... 89c
DEL MONTE
Crosby Corn
Cans , 25c
Fancy Large
White Beans
Great Northern
Pounds 29c
Sperry's Freshly Milled
Rolled Oats
No. 10 sk.
29c
STANDARD
Sweet Corn
100
Nice clean
Burbank
Potatoes
Pound Sacks
79c
Cans
25c
Table Carrotts
100
Pound Sacks
49c
Peanut Butter
& Pounds'' . . 25c
FULL
Cream Cheese
2 lbs. ... v J.. ; 35 C
FLORIDAY
Grape Fruit
Large Russetts
3 for :29c
MJB Coffee
Packed in
O Pound Tins, per lb... 29c
Busicks Coffee
Freshly roasted Coffee in bulk
J Pounds . 65c
Liptons Tea
Orange Peko, .
H Lb- Pkg- 39c
Pillsburys
Best Flour
49 Pound Sacks $1.29
PILLSBURY'S
Health Bran
Large size Packages
2 . ..35 c
Freshly Baked
Fig Bars
Pounds ...
25c
We give a lotta thought to say
nothin' of the time and the finesf
ingredients used in making Oven
Fresh Bread and the fact that we
sell a pound loaf for 5c is no indi
cation that it isn't as good as a
10c loaf
1 lb. loaf Oven Fresh Bread
5c
11
Pound Loaf.
7c
MORTEN'S
Iodize Salt
3 Pkg. 25 c'
PILLSBURY'S
Hominy Grits
Pkgs. .
23c
BLUE LABLE
Karo Syrup
10
Pound Cans
65c
And. now.. as we go to press or
rather as we're prest for time and
space well close this by singing :
a little swan song about. 1931,
that was last year you know. We
wish to thank every one for read
In' our ads for a whole year with
out calling ns anything but skin
flint and a few others well not,
print for reasons of our own.