The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1932, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text) TIOHI II DIES AT M NOME ZENA, ' April 20 Tborsteln XXorteo, 7, ' putted awar. at - the rssMence at Ztnx Tuesday, April 19. He leares to mourn him his Moved wife. Mrs. Mary Horten, tane daughters, - Mr.v Alma C. Dkkaon, - Portland, Mrs. Sulla -M. Gideon, Portland and ' Miss- Olga Horten, Zona, three sons," Anton Horten, Portland,, Iter Horten and Theodore Horten of Zona, fire grandchildren. Miss , Easter Oton; ; Roger Herten, Theodore Bohne, Margaret -' and - Robert S&H Stamps ; Every Day - Double Stamps Every Saturday CUT RATE PRICES Get your Drag needs . at the- CARSON PHARMACY . m J 3. V Hotel senator f - t Bldg. , Phone 6468 i - it l m I Dickson.y ;T. One daughter, Mrs. 8elma Oien passed away April 2, -191$ at La Tina, f Montana, r ' . a Thorstein Horten was born at voage GuldDransdaien,; Norway, February 23, 1315. He earns to the United EUtes In 1S89, resid ing at Sioux Talis. South Dakota tin til ISIS vhAn ta mored with his. family ' to Latlna, ' Montana whero ho resided IIto years wnen i he again mored with his family 1 fn .'Pnrtl-n1 Orcrnn whftr ha ro side; for six years., He was an j employe 4 ot we .uounatt uei companT; while there. , In 1929 they mored to Salem, residing on a farm 10 miles northwest ot Sa lem In Polk county where he re sided until his death. . - Th diMucd. Buffered a Urht stroke in September 1930, anoth er one in February ana me inira and - last April 11, - caused .t his death. Fnneral services ' will , be held at 10:30 Saturday morning at Rigdon's mortuary Interment will be at the zena cemetery. , Three Suver 4-H Club J Girls . Tea Hostesses .- STIVER, ' April 1 9 Agnes Rid den, Beth .PuVrine, and Nellie Rlchter gaye a 4-H club, tea Sat urday afternoon. Those : present were: The Surer local club lead er, ; Mrs.! Earl Conkey , of. Mon mouth: Mrs. E. Q. Harris. Mrs. A. P. Rlchter and Mrs. John Rld ders and daughter " Lorena and sons Sy It ester and Melrin. A pro gram . was given after the tea. Beth Purrine ' played' a piano' solo. Agnes Bidders spoke; and Nellie Rlchter gare a piano, solo. City Hall Dedication Plans Made . OERVAIS, April 10 Members ot the various committees ; met with ' the city council Monday night to complete plans 'for the dedication of : the new. city hall and auditorium Saturday, May 14. There will be . entertainment tor all. A baseball game and track meet Is to be held on the athletic field, beginning at 1:30. Other en tertainment will f ollow . In . the balL Dinner will be serred from 5:30 to 7:00. with a program dur ing the dinner hour. Dancing and cards will occupy, the evening un til 12 o'clock. i The general public . U invited and the committees are working hard to f urnlah : good entertain ment and a good, time for all who attend. ; - Sublimity Lesucrs - Play Pre-Scoxca Tilt I 1UBLUIITT. Aurll .20 The Babllmltr team st i the Mid-Wit; lametts valley baseball league met the Qerrala team of the aorta sec tion league here Sunday in a pre season game, - The regular season win open April I!." ' f Joseph "Wolf and Mist Amelia Brlgaman have gone to Cotton- wood, Idaho, where they will be married Tuesday. April Is. "- Amonr Snndar visitors - here were Philip and Bertha Meier ot Portland , at the noma or. Ed Meier; and .Cleal Maekey of Cot tage Grove at the Jiome ot Miss Georglanna Glover. .v" , VL'E. CLUB MEETS MACLEXT, April 20 The Homo Economlo club will hold Its April meeting at the ftaU Thurs day" afternoon, Aprtl 21. Mrs. w. A. Jones and Mrs. A. Mader will have charge of the program and Mrs. A. H. Fuestman and Mrs. H. E. Martin the refreshments. :V 899 N. Com! K; Phone -: 4767 WALKER S Budweiser Bine Rib: bon, Buy Bite Store can 45C EGGS Fresh Extra m Doz. 25c MILUON $ COFFEE Topaz Glassware Free with veix pound lbs." 65c R. TEA ' ' Uncolored Japan 29c i MILK "Armour's 5 tans "L.' 25c Friday and Gatairday ... SUGAR v . Fine' Cane 8 ibS 33c BEANS 5 as. . 15c LIMAS 6 lbs: 25 c lb. BUTTER Fresh Creamery 19c LARD Pure Fresh lbs. 29c WALKER'S, GROCERY 899 N. Coml St. Is not in nay ..way associated with any other store or market in 8lem Domt be Misled Oar Grocer lea A Meats are the best obtainable. Low prices for quality Mdse ORCOTT &1PFISTER 171 So. Commercial,' Salem, Ore, Milk ... e Drang tall cans Sugar;. m . mM.W fine granulated - mm Flour . . 81.29 49 lb. sack Illnianloffea-IK, 88s ; i vacuum packed ' f osnaicss, 2 l-2s . 16s ' : Alta Villa" 2a - r , " - - - - Standard Grade 2s " 0ip iiuG3 : ; f Jor 2S pint cans Mies gMgd 17g 6 Box cil3tnris8U3-;0;relIs 18 6 Wddoif ' vr No. 10 sack 4 - fc' f-T3r 13 rI-j to U a Kj Day la ocr Here Cc a Ccfftt 3 day- Cct fa raytie-dcrfS li ciy cr tSTcral tinra. Yen cr w4... t o day In tho ScioEied Old Faohioned way -, KoTSo fkrhg mrs grmim crl. . . ALL PUBm WE take the finest of Willamette Valley meats . . the U. S. Government inspects every operation Smoke from Ore gon hardwoods, colors and flavors them, and we pass them on to you thru your favorite dealer . . for that hungry fsmily of yours . . five them a Cascade treat TODAi I. A VmOff Pmektng Cev JrVwstees CASCADE DEALERS " &AXEU: Boriek'a Market Crl a Brv erics Creu Market a r. Drier Uttl hUj'a Store WEST SJLLCMl Iwa'i Market Btopera Market Market Meat Co. Marr Oroeery lae. Medel Fo4 Market Keprnae'i Markat ; Pede'a On ear y , Pare food Vroeerr Klek'a Owery DALLAS:., DaJIss Oieeaiy Medal Mrke a M. BeUrU Bampeom .gieeerj aaltary Market Steaaleff Market Tomkiaa' Market Wener Market Wooel Sros. unarxaDmrcxi ty Meat Market TUker'a Market' . scomtwrst Tred J. Hill sxLvnrov: Oarrar aaS O raise mm Originators Of Low Prices EEffiEt 851 Stat 8i WHEN YOU HAVE TRIED Shopping at this market we know that you will be come one of our regular customers, 'Every pound of our fresh meat, whether it be beef, lamb, pork or veal is inspected and passed. The first and only mar ket to adopt this policy. ; Regular Prices Not "Special" -; Yomf; PORK ROAST Found 8c Loin PORK CHOPS Per lb. 12V2C Choice ' . . SIRLOIN STEAK Per ib. 15c Prime ! BEEF ROAST Per lb. 1212 When Good' Meat Can B Sold For Less The "Mid- SerLWffl Sell It. .4- " v - ; VEAL ROASTS MfflcFed r POUND 12c' VEAL STEAK The Finn Kind " 1 POUND 15c "FIJVVORKED;HAMS Cured and smoked by a special process. The result of : 70 years experience in curing meats. Their mild, de licious flavor will -tempt you; They are better than you ever thought hams could be. Made In Salem." ' ' "Flavorized ? HAMS Half or Whole Per Lb. ; Dry Cored SLICED BACON v - Salem's finest J i Per Lb- . Lola BACON BACICS Per Lb. 12c m n 1 rt n wa win a vuva FresJi,.": MARGARINE ijL.- Best , Grade..-- H POUNDS Freih Ground freni Inspected Mcta Pcre Perk SAUSAGE POUND 1212C Pert Perk UTTLE UNILB PES POUND 15c Oct cf ccsdderatica .to err tzjts,Wi tlzs ii p a. ua Latcrcaya i.7:p. la. Vi II l.y, I It II If 12 I II 2T I V i . - - r - - m Tl , -..,.-. a. A - ' an SJ . are lending their belt cf f orti in makcing it ponible f or thbie of you who by lack of Steady imployment or those who know, the wisdom of Practical Economy to Eat Bet ter foods, and at:. the same time prbHt by their. thrift in buying their foods at one or the other of these Stores The above may sound to some of those of jrbu who are not fam iliar with these Stores that we are--to use the slang of the street rr- tryingjtp )Pat Our Selves on the Back and if it does so sound to you, please remember we make these statements in the spirit of sincere desire to be of more service in the comunity than just the collector of your money to add to the wealth of those that allready enjoy more than they earn by takeing money from many communities and sending it to centeral head quarters for the benefit of iose who labor not in your comunity. Need we say more t than that you visit these stores and see for your self that &onomical buying is not so much Buying an Item or so priced low as a special as it is Buying your requirements at prices affording you' a saving on the thousand an one other Items not so favorable briced NOT CHAIN STORES Choice Blue Rose RIGE 8 Pounds 31c Fancy Blue Rose RICE Pounds 31c J Fancy WHITE BEANS Lady Washington's . 10 p.nd. 29c Red , CHILI BEANS 10 31c Sago or Tapioca O Pounds 25c Breakfast v COCOA Jbs. 25c Freshly Roasted COFFEE in Bulk Pounds 65c SUGAR: 13 Pounds' ,, ' ;,. 52c 100 Pound Sacks. $3.99 Freshly. Milled . ' Rolled Oats No. 10 Sack. 35c . - - Pillsbury's Best ' - FLOUR 49 $1.29 A&er'sr.Best ; - - - ' .... r 49 FLOUR Pound sk. ; Blue Ribbon - FLOUR an all hrrd wheat product and a very good cne- Mr, sk. VevC Yellow Corn Meal No. 10 Sack. 23c Fresh Creamery BUTTER We are convinced youl appreciate the difference between this Butter and second grade butter Pounds 39c Armour's Milk Tall Cans - - 5c Morning Milk Tall Cans 5c Sliced or Crushed Pineapple Small cans for 25c KHeyi Mayonnaise . r Sandwich , Spread . Pint Jars 20c 37c -Quarts Mayonnaise. Frith spring vegetchles et trdd gsasner price's ere . offered the customers cf these stares in cpcHties csti variety that is c5- sdctely surprising for tHs sea son cf the yecr. Uhile navel cr cnges ere necring the season's end they ere yet cvdlcble ct no appreciable advance in -pride Crapefrxnt too, both CcEfcnda czdFlcriics cre especially good ci jHs &ni cf the season Priced lea enczzh , to tnaht (im cn tccnozzcdscd ce Uzhtfd treat far c!L. 4 r: BuxWi Oven Fresh Biread ; Pound loaf. V 1KV ''-v. 1U Pound loaf. :5c .7c Canned Foods Competing for the favors of the thrifty housewife are not a poor second because so many are familiar vsith the extremely loo prices at which the best brands may be had. U-tana , Garden Run ' i PEAS 1 Cans 25c or for those desiring smaller 1 that size are offered at 25c Cans Lily of the Valley CORN Fancy Golden Bantam No. 2 size can 10c Or the Whole Kernel in vacuum pack at Cans 25c Oregon Prunes Canned, Na 2i size can 3 Cans Oregon canned ess . v one-01 th4 pest 2 -Cati :. ' : Striiiarl V Beans 25c Yea knorr of course without cur cekionia the fact that each of these two stores offer yon a se Iectica of priae . frexh cskts that jwt ahont eEsnaates fixess work in selecfios.' . . ; ; Sani-CIor for bleaching and removing stains ' -qL bwv'v ' 10c; Cryrtil WUU' J : v rGeanser: 1 5 rW. Iflr a c?cf inay dfer yea ci f cf ten fcr:i fcr: yc3 to f. rrnrir csd'Jzf jza ct . : . . efcvJ . ! V V . "v. -