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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1932)
liidel f ood lirket 275 N. High St. Phone 4U1. GIGANTIC MONTH -END SLE la the regular course of basiness soma items slow up and to more ttuem out quickly we make list of them and cot the prices to a point that will move them off. the shelres in harry. People bavins no regular account can phone their order aitd we will send them C. O. D. These are all quality ; I items from our regular stock and nothing is bought especially for the sale. Order early as there will be no replacement of these items during the sale. MAPLE LEAF FLOUR 9-tt ilack V...A WALDO HILL FLOUR 4-lb Sack ... DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 49-!b flack 85c ... 75c $1.19 GOLDEN WEST COFFEE 1- Ib Cans, per lb MJB, Folgers, Hills, S&W 2- Ib Cans, each 29c 66c 25c 45c 25c 33c 63c 55c 98c 33c 12c 8c PUREX J-QU Bottles WHITE WONDERS SOAP Id Bars ..." i. PALM OLIVE 4 10c I'kgs WHITE KING SOAP Largs Package WHITE KING BEACH BALLS Each '.. JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX 1-H can ... JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX 1-E can LIBERTY BELL SYRUP Quarts Half Gal. 53c; Gallons 89c CERTO 1 Q Bottle ....... w Ai7C CALUMET BAKING POWDER 25c i A S AMPLE ' PACKAGE OP ' 8WANSDOWN FREE CALUMET BAKING POWDER 1 H 5-Ib Cana. per lb CALUMET BAKING POWDER 1gc 10-Ib cans, per lb ,. -a-vv ROYAL BAKING POWDER $109 purtty or albots oats i qc Large Package SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS 1 gc S-Ib package SNIDER'S CATSUP Jgc SNIDER'S CATSUP LIBBY'S CATSUP KKC Koj 10 Cans CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 29c CRUSHED PINEAPPLE la flat LIBBY SLICED PINEAPPLE gc lily of Valley Bantam Corn He jan Standard Yellow Bantam Corn 3 for CAMPBELL'S BAKED BEANS 16-oz. cans I AMAIZO CORN OIL Onarts wesson oil 79c : Half Gallons . . . f 47 iMORTON OR LESLIE SALT 1gc t Packages ; Campfire Marshmallows 1 Qf ;l-lb Si Fancy Grade Large Olives 29c Quart Can Gold Medal Cake Flour 23c Package , Canada Dry Ginger Ale 2uC 28-oz 92.70 Dozen, Cliquot Club Ginger Ale $1 75 SHILLING'S SPICES 9C 9.m a r..n '. ArftJV Pepper, Mustard, Cinnamon. Nutmeg, Cloves, l-o. Paprika SHILLING'S EXTRACTS 2-oz., each . "Vanilla. Lemon, Oranga, Almond "SHILLING'S VANILLA . 4-ox. ........,...." Jello, Jellwell, Royal Gelatine 9 flp , All WTV(I) 4 Baker's Breakfast Cocoa " l-lb Can NassourV Russian Mineral Oil nQp : Full Quarts "V PINK SALMON OKc 3 Can OYSTERS 2Sp 8-os., S cans LIBBY'S DEVILED MEAT OKc 7 Cans NORWEGIAN SARDINES 25c In OUra Oil. 4 eana . "li . NORMANNA SARDINES 43C ; S Cans Westland Toilet Tissue 25c 1000 Sheets, t Rolls ...... -- KRAFT'S MAYONNAISE 35c Tun Quarts mm KRAFT'S MAYONNAISE OOc ; Pint. . ;.. . . . . : . . . . . 25c 5c 27c 21c 39b 20c 19c Battle Creek Health Foods 20 off on the whole Ime during this five day tale 1 ' " CRAWFORD PEACHES JA OC lOcEefund Crate Bushel -OtJC on Box ' 11 .1 Soeiety iHlews xtrm Raorea Rhoten with her Annr danchter. EettT Msrl. aa- comlpanled Mr. and Mrs. Web ster Ross, and son weosier, jr., nil xt Im Marian Ross In a motor trip to Yakima. The party left Friday morning. u anil Vm. Parana Prescott entertained In deUghtful manner members or tne sons or union Veterans and Its auxiliary Tues day nlgnt at tnelr borne, xna ai falr was a pot-lack plcnie supper on the attractlrely arranged lawn. Thfa wh followad br an Informal erening of croquet and horseshoe contest. There were 31 guests to enjoy the pleasant erenlng. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Mackenxle had as their guest this past week end Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mackenzie of Seattle. The guests left Sun day eyenlng for Ocean Lake tak ing with them their daughter. Doris, who has been a guest of Grandparents Mackenzie for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie will Join the Seattle party at Ocean Side this week-end. The party will again return to Salem later before Mr. and Mrs. E. a. Mackenzie return to their home In Seattle. Miss Lorraine Fletcher has been spending the summer In Honolulu risking Mr. and Mrs. John Stone. While there, she at tended a con-rentlon of the Na tional Teachers association, as a delegate from Oregon. Miss Fletcher will spend the remainder of the summer at the EL B. Fletcher home on North Winter street in Salem. She will teach at The Dalles again during the com ing year. Members of the executlre board of the Church Council of Women of Salem and rlclnity era being called together this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the T. M. C. A. This board includes the Presidents of the women's groups of the church es and one appolntire member from each group. Additional Society News on Page 6 Garden Tea is ' Pretty Compliment - Mrs. J. O. Matthls and daughter Miss Loretta and Miss Kdna Matthls entertained with a charm ing garden tea Thursday la the gardens of the Dr. J. O. Mstthls home complimenting Mrs. Claude Matthls, nee Rachel1 Howard, whose marriage was an erent of the spring. Miss Esther Wood presided at the tea table end Mist Dorothy Damon of Portland and Miss Edna Matthls serred. Guests In compliment to Mrs. Matthls including the recent bride were Mrs. C. D. Matthls, Miss Leone Davidson, Mrs. R. L. Ed wards, Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee, Mrs. H. O. White, Mrs. R, R. Hurst. Mrs. J. Tyce of Portland, Mrs. O. C. Locke. Mrs. A. 8. Hus sey, Mrs. Don Stewart of Bend, Mrs. Max Alford. Mrs. O. W. Net son, Mrs. H. T. Lots. Mrs. F. W. Selee, Mrs. Leonard Helsler, Mrs. Charles Kan ff man of Menle Park, Calif., Mrs. W. O. Morehouse, Mrs. Clifton Clemens, Mrs. H. S. -Boss-hard, Mrs. R. Lee Wood, Mrs. W. H. Trindle, Mrs. George Wood and Miss Laura Barkus of Amity, Miss Rosetta Smith. Miss Gertrude O sh ier. Miss Helea Trindle, Miss Eleanor Trindle, Miss Esther Wood and Miss Dorothy Damon of Portland. An enjoyable motor trip was planned for the pleasure of guests of Mrs. Frank Power Wednesday. The party Ineladlng the house guests of Mrs. Power, Mrs. Emory J. Baker and sons Lyle and Lloyd of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Baker. Mrs. Waldo Mills and Wal do, Jr. and Mary EUen Mills, and Mrs. Power left Salem early Wed nesday morning for Nelscot where they were dinner guests of E. T. Barnes and Paranouglan families who are spending the month of August at this beach. Following dinner the Power party motored to Salem by way of Newport where they stopped for some time. e The annual reunion of the Munkers class was held Sunday at Hager's grore. the spot where the pioneer ancestors ended their long: trek from Missouri In 184 C. About -O 60 persons were present Including Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ewlng and . ua airs. Kuey tsneiton who were bom in Oregon orer ge year ego. Mrs. William Walton and her sister. Mrs. E. M. Smith of Cor TalUa, are spending two weeks la San Francisco. e e Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grady of Portland were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G Malson. Little Response To Bond Notices Slight response te the more than 109 notices of installments and' Interest coming due on Ban croft -:. Improvement bonds has been noted at the dty treasur er's office. In past 'years, pay ments before the installments fall due, September 1, far outnum bered those of this 'year. Treas urer C O. Rice said yesterday. Only a ew of the new payments hare been made. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Coopper hare returned to their, home in Salem after baring spent the past six weeks la their cottage, "Laftalof at Newport. M 77 (SE1S)S5 265 N. Liberty St. Phone 4133 4114 Choice U. S. Impeded Meat ROUND STEAKS m 15c lb. HENS Freshly Dressed and Drawn 20c BEEF ROAST 12V2C lb. Fresh SALMON 5c FREE DELIVERY Home Owned mt3H ) Independent If you are a "budgeteer" (and most women are these days) yon can depend on your PURITY GROCER to help. He offers you fine foods at consistently low prices pi us friendly, honest, neighborhood grocer service. If you trade at a Parity Store your dollar will go farther, bn t will not travel so far away from home, A Few Money-Saving Features For Friday and Saturday, August 26 and 27 Best Grade Oregon Creamery Pound 3CT O Cakes The soap of beautiful women Van Camp's Can Medium size tins 3 Pkgs. All Flavors The Well Known Cake Flour Package IPostt IPoactiSie The National breakfast food for 22 n air'G'Sr aft & EDjg IFcsxsxfl Oregon's Superior Beef Product Hear Garry himself EOIN 1 :00 P. M. Daily See Garry in O person at the Elsinore Theatre, Salem, 1 :00 P. M. Saturday Cans O Kerr's Whole SWEET PICKLES A great big glass jar of these won-1 derful Oregon grown and made pick les at a big saving. 27-oz. Jar S3 sKU K Why be bothered with flies,' moths, mosquitos, gnats, ate when Fly Tox U so effective and cheap. Pint Bottla O s A crcat dish for breakfast, or as aaj other meal. Give th chDdrem all they wast they are good for RICE POPS Package ....O WHEAT POPS Package 6 a Peet's Granulated 2 Bars of Crystal White Soap FREE With Each medium size pack- o2v Too art always sure of perfect Jelly and Jam when Pea Jel is used It's economical too. 2 Packages si BarsO 33 Feldman's An Oregon product ef real merit. T No better Naptha soap made I A dandy hard wheat blend si the price of v r7 the much cheaper grades " ?j) Kor 10 Bag . ... . . . . . V .O W if Capital Drug Store' Friday and Saturday Sale I Corner State and Liberty 10c 1QO . $0 lory. Aspirin Kolynos xP Tablets Tooth Pasts tot Geaalae - 29c j , 3ilc - X.OO . Lb. Has 60 Ovaltinc Psyllium Pornpelan Oxdal Seed Faee Pow. 64c 41QC 4S Toothpaste 50c Tube 32 . . . 23 Bottle Shernpoo 60c Bottle . 29c Camay A 3 lo igc 1 Larvex for Moths.59e 1 pt Rub. Alcohol 19c 60c Pyrolac T. Paste29c 75c Fitch's Dand. R69c 1 pt Antiseptic Sol2Sc 50c Perfection Crms33c 1 pL OUve Ofl 39c 50c Almond Lotion 29 c 1.00 Lucky Tiger T79c $1 Alarm Clocks . 59c 1 pt Milk Magnesia19c 1 lb. Sulphur 9c 1.50 Larvex, comb 1.09 50c Jergens 50c Hind's 29e -59c Orlis Mouth W, pt 49c 15c Corn Plasters 9c 25c Feenamint 19c 50c Nature's Rem 39c 60c Bromo-Seltzer 37e 125 Pinkham's C 89c 60c Syrup of Figs 39c 35c Zino Pads 27c 1.25 S.SJ3. Tonic 98c 1.00 Ponds 79e 75c Bridge Cards- 29e 3f PALBIOLIVE cr Colgate Sharing Cr. and $1X0 lGcromatie GEM RAZOR with S Blades 145 Value il ALL FOR 4JV C CIGARETTES TlaaSs 20 c Lucky Strikes Chesterfields or CXd Ooids 4 for fl JO Tampa Cuban Smaavsca S Is Me Bax ef St . . US Willard Clears ...2 lor 1QC i t se s.c WalU Old. Wm. Paaa, El Modnio. Palaea Court, Rocky ford, (s Clears 5 for 20c to ZJaUl Qtmatitl mm .am I r FREE on FHAmt FUf. E$ and SI RTe-atr-n nnrrhaui . 1 o a. i Astringent, Powder, Cleansing Tissues ana an auUtontatiTO beauty booklet. Try ... at our expense this famous Seventeen fiaBsieirBtt that keeps complexions young, fresh, lovely as Seventeen! Charm ing Acquaintance Package is free FrL, Sat. with only $1 Seventeen purchase. ! TVONTdelsv trrinv rfii I l o Jur most Arilling of all beaxsy trrarmmtit Seventeen the magic creams and lotions doc coax into vour complexion die fresh and radiant loveliness of seventeen! Come to this store Satnrdav. Loc&tttheexquisittSevtnteea pfrpentioni, Bey any H aside (thoogli rotfll want half a dozen!) With this puuchxsc, ac cept this fascinating treatment with our compliments! Use the marveloos crcuns, the skin freshener, the powder. Learn foe yourself how easily, nor, delightfully, you can retain the youthful of seventeen. OSer is limited to Saturday only come early before our supply is exhausted. MA1SON JEUREUE (CapiSMiriiMire SUU and liberty J. IL WHett