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IB FLAKES
New Viholi.lVhsat--Break-,
fast r jbocl ; Being :;0is-
p!aye4 Hero This Vcck
-Salem- grocer tl-wk are
featurtn new Breakfast food.
styled be, "Economy cre&r.ThV
new food, an addition to the pop-
mar jrwetioggr line. f consists of
who! wheat .-flakes. XeUogrs
Whole Wheat Flakes Is the trade
Flooded "with milk or cream,
the new flakes make a really de
licious food the. grocers say. And
as well they are very healthful
an! nourishing." Children like
them.
For the benefit of tho children
ths grocer will this woe give
tree naet of colored cxt-eut nie
tares 4flth :- purchase ef thesa
flakes. Thaao cut-outt, at card-
board, portray, seenea from lf
ther Gooao and fairytale. ChlK
dreo wiU enjoy playlnj with
them. Tfca new flaka breakfast
fod la put op la tha characteria
tic groen-and-red Kellogg pack
age, and I a product of the Bat
tle Creek; plant- ; r
TDIBKR IPIOTK VISITS
KING WOOD. Oct. 20 Mr. aad
Mra K11U P. Whfte of Longrlnr
Wmb spent the weekend with
Mrs White', p areata, Mr. and
Mr. J. C. Caanoy, White Is eea
ployed by the Weyerhaaaer Tlfia
er eompaay at. Loagrlew.
mmmm
mi
Commercial Street at Union
Just across from Marion Square. Convenient roomy parking space aU around "our
corner" You'll find our prices lower an d our food fresh and dean.
! Dial 381S
Oxydol
Washing: Powder
In the new large size
package
35 c
Pkg3.
Liberty White
Soap
10 L 19c
Quick Arrow
SOAP
FLAKES
Large Pkg...
29c
. Amaizo
Salad Oil
Bring your container
Per Quart . 19c
Brooms
Special Low Prices This
Weekend
Reg. 80c Broom CQ
Special .: DuC
Beg: 5(Tc Brooms OA i
Special OVC
Mi-Choice Hard Wheat
Flour
Every sack la guaran
teed to satisfy you
49
Lb. Sack
89c
TOMATO
CATSUP
Made from fresh, red,
ripe tomatoes. A real
bargain
oz. Bottle - 1 A
only 1UC
14
Something New for .
Your Breakfast
Kellogg'
Whole ,
Wheat
Flakes
3 large
packages . .
DOLIiS FREE
25c
CALUMET
Baking Powder
10 $1.49
Choice Pack
Salmon
1-lb. tall can
Cans
25c
Fancy Seedless
Raisins
This .season's new pack
4Lb.pkg. 18c
Pure
Honey
Fresh, new and mild
O Lb. Pafl 35c
vMaaVMaHHaHMHMWM
Armour's
Milk
A Large
Tall Cans
15c
Crown
Farina
No. 10 Sack.
33c
Large Size Oval
Sardines
A fresh new pack
Large Cans ... . 25c
OPEN EVENINGS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
District Chief ; ,
0 Kellogg's is -
. Salem 'Visitor
'Il'C. Hill, northwest district
Manager "for JKettocrs. -eereai
company, was la Salem yesterday
while la Oceron in tbe Interest
of a large advertising drive the
eoaeera U ttartlng. Mrs. Hill ae
ceapanled , him there.- They will
leave today.
WhUa herv Kr. nut coaferred
vritK T.Ti Dick, local repreaea
tattvev. IIITI expressed optlmiMa
eve , nral feuatoes eaaditlosa.
. eiaMMaMkMaaiaaeiaMMhv'
Mo .Eleanor Moore
To Appear in Recital
v A - recital whieh is' attracting
much attentloa Is that which Miss
Eleanor Moore will give tonight
at the T. M..O. A. as the first
"Friday jilght lobby" program ot
the association. Miss . Virginia
Graham. Portland violinist, end
Miss Carolyn Parker will accom
pany Miss Moore. . .
Hiss Moore has been la tha east
taking voice work under eromla
eat Instructors and has received
mack commendation.. a reng
press aad personal notices.
The program tonight lnclades:
I. Cycle of Life London Ronald
. Prelude
Down tn the Forest
Love, I Have Won. Ton
Drift Down, Drift Down
XL Aria, wDe pals le Jonr" from'
"Loalae" by Carp en tier
III. Fantasia Ballet do Borlot
Canzonet ta .JD Ambrosia
Virginia Graham
IT. SI Ta le Venx Koechlln
Elegie' Massenet
Morgen . ;.Strauss
V. The Nightengale
A ''-....., Ward Rtenhniu
f A Memory .Gana
1 Love's a Merchant Carew
Mrs. Genevieve Olsen was host
ess for the Wednesday meeting ot
tha R. N. A. sewing club. At the
business meeting plana were mad
for a -fair" to be held la Frater
nal temple November St. Mrs.
Caroline Hixon. Mrs. Roy Brem
mer, Mrs-. Sarah Bremmer aad
MrsT Joha Rodgera were special
guests. .
Mlaa Eileen Carper, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Carper, be
came the bride of Walter R. Trav
er of Albany Saturday tn Vancou
ver according to an announcement
which came as a surprise to their
many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Trav
er will be at home In Portland
where Mr. Traver la connected
with the News-Telegram.
Women of the auxiliary to the
Postal Clerks Union will motor to
Portland this afternoon to be
guests tor a tea being glren by
women of the Portland auxiliary.
Srs. Hal D. Patton has as her
t Mrs. Alex Donaldson of
Portland, who will be remembered
as Marion Smith In Salem.
Because of low prices this year,
the farmers- of northers mm.
era Colorado will hold their crop
Of DODCOrn from th. marVat and
reea to livestock.
1 ';
, oeiety
Mies liawrcnce Weds
ZIrs. Lie Nary is
- Honored 7ith ,
;:s: Luncheon :
One et "41 rery pretty aortal
events f tk week was tha Imch
oa lor v&lca Mr,' Percy Keller
entertaiaad Thursday ai 1 o'clock
at Aer State street horn ceapli
meaUAsr Mr a. Charles McNary be
fore her departure jgoaday for
Washington, D. ' C, wUh Senator
UcNary. .
The effect of a charming ar
rangement ot fall flowers about
the guest rooms was heightened
br soft lights and the deUeaey ot
email centerpieces ot treeslaa and
carnations . on ' each ' luncheon
table. Bridge followed-the lunch
eon hoar, Mrs. Kelley was assist
ed by Miss Dorothy Cornelius.
Bidden In compliment to Mrs.
McNary were Mrs. WIDArd Harks
and Mrs. Guy Lewelling ef Ak
baay. Mrs. H. J. Bean. Mrs. Thom
as McBrlde, Mrs. John H. McNary,
Mrs. Reuben Boise, Mrs. J. H.
Lauterman. Mrs. L. H. Tarpley,
Mra. Henry Hansen. Mrs. Harry
Belt, Mrs. George Roes man, Mrs.
J. U. Campbell, Mrs. George M.
Brown. Mrs. Gar Irwin, Mrs. Mil
ton Meyers. Mrs. Emma Murphy
Brown. Mra. John Rand, Mrs. Rex
Davis, Mrs. Hannah Martin. Mrs.
Sam Chambers, Mrs. W. Carleton
Smith and Mias Dorothy Cornelias.
Miss Dorothy Pearce and Dr.
Helen Pearce eaterUtaed .at the
home ef their mother; Mrs. George
Pearce Wednesday night with a
dinner la compliment to Miss Nel
lie Schwab. Miss Ada Ross, Mies
Helen Tockey, Miss Beryl Holt,
Mrs. La Verne Winkler, Mrs. El
la Schults Wilson, Mrs. Margaret
Rosekraae aad , Mrs. George
Pearce.
Additional Society
, on Page 12
In ChchJCeremony;
MlssIInta -Jllae Lawrencev
daughter tif Mm. Wj a. tivmh
aad h late Rev. Jf . A; Lawrence,
became tha bride of Alfred Carl
Nag!, son : of 'Mrs. Haldn Nagel
Cotumbtta, Me., in a tulet eere
morr read Rmr. nmt r:Rir(
vhet In the fireniace drawing mm
ih freaoycerua church
Thursday ai S o'clock. Only mem
bers of Ua.Immedlate family were
Thteid-as MAitMlat ch.
.WOT II iTTuiAH ran .r fl
hlAtt4 Aee fleweraz were suceiU
wt 9 ceueataxy usiea rosebuds.
Following the eeremoayn wed-
Lawrence home for Mr. aad Mrs.
agu aaa at&Mtt ex the imme
diate family. -4-i
Mrs. Nagel has been society ell
tor of the Capital Journal tor tour
years, and has been prominently
connected with literary circles
durlnr her resident 1n
ter November l lir. and Mrs. Na-
rel will be at hom at their ln.fr
at Odell lake, where they plaa to
spend the winter, and pursue their
literary careers.
Elaborate Procram
For McKinley P.T. A.
The McKinley Parent-Teachers
association Is planning; an elab
orate program for the regular
meetinc Mondar nirht tn th u.
KJnley school. The program be
gins at s o'wock. and all parenU
ahd friends of the district are
urged to attend.
Each subject will be given an
explanation a to objectives
sought In teaching it, and these
explanations will be given by
teachers. Mrs. Erma Paister.wiU
tell et arithmetic; Miss Esther
Long, art; Maa Schroeder. spell
ing and writing; Miss Ruth Dra
per, music; Mrs. Merle Daven
port, reading; Mrs. Enxa Godser.
health work; and Miss Dorothy
Taylor, English and geography.
Miss Charlotte Hill will giro a
group of piano soloe.
An attractive evening of bridge
was enjoyed at the Marvin Head
rick home Wednesday night, al
which time Mra. Headrlck compli
mented a rroan of tha mmirar
set. Miss Maxlne Myers assisted at
the coffee fcour. Guest Included
Miss P'hjniu Day. Mlaa Virginia
Nevlans, Mia Ruthlta Hoftnell,
Miss Cathrya Headrlck. Miss Ro
vena Eyre, Miss Margaret Drager.
Miss. Dorothy White, Miss Maxine
Myers, Miss Rath Flckv . Mrs.
Frank Shafer, Mrs.' Homer Smith.
Jr.. Mrs. Vernon Perry aad Mrs.
Deryl Myers. - . a,:.
.-1, 1 " 4' 1
Friday and Saturday Spccjalo
That Will Sara Yon Money T ' r ':;
Fresh Creamery r)r n Kellogg's Whole ;
Batter per lb A4i4
Tbia ts notjstorage butter.
: Rolled Oat,'
'9 lb. gackj :.-.v,..:;dxef
: Idaho White Beans, fj q
iOc
8 lbs.
Krauts- -2Vi
size cans
Pumpldn-2Vi aize 4AA
Preferred Stockl ilU W
Jolly Time '
fop Corn, 2 cans. tlw
Golden Bantam Cora. No
lcani 9Rf
Buy one Pkg. Oat Flakes,
(Beady to eat) : Qg
Get one pkg. Bran Flakes
FREE! -
Husky Dog and Cat Aa
Food. S cans r: .
AH Campbell's
Soups, S cans
Pt. Cans Mazola
Oil
No. 2 cans Solid
Pick Tomatoes..
25c
15c
10c
l Wheat Flakes
Sat ef Cat Oat
Den rxxzr .
American Lye,
3 cans
No. 2 can good 4! P
grade Peas , , Au
(Sweet and tender)
No. 2 can Mother's oaa
Cocoa- . Ut
:25c
10 lb. bags C & H ffW
Berry Sugar NVl
25 lb. bag'C & H M .OS
Berry Sugar .V. ;.: AtJf
Do set eeafase thta wKk the
cheap cearse sugar thai Is' ex--
pensive ai any price.
4 lb. Pafla Invind-1
ble Shortening
Solid Head 4g
Lettuce ' AW
Fresh Bunch Carrots, A
Der bunch
Cranberries;
oer lb.
No. 1 Sweet spuds,
10 lbs. ;.,.
4Qc
15c
25c
New Crop Bulk Popcorn 4 lbs. 25c
nnees ceea aa tea aa aum ami; 12T fr nzzrxi
tmh. "P811 F selesed a real sale,
ee dont let that happearthai time.
BEarEMBEB tha the Salem grocery afts the prices whfle eOers
wait and try te meet IL j
PREE DELIVERY Any Amount
Phone 6940 477 Court Street
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Kellogg'a Wliole meat Flakes are the newest food :
for modern times, We don't need to tell you of the
waluo of whole wheat, its nourishing, healthful
qualities.
All we ask is that you try whole wheat in its ,
most dellcloua and appetizing form. Just fssfe
Kellogg's Wliole 'Wheat Flakes!
This new Kellogg Cereal will save you time and
trouble - and myney as well. Ready to serve witSi ,
milk or cream. Almost meal in m bowlfuL Fine)
for children suppers. And look at the big pack
age! ; Compare tho value you get !
Ask your grocer for Kellogg's Whole Wheat
Flakes. Try a reJ-and-green package on the pei
sonal invitation of W. K. Kellogg. Made by Kellogj
In Bsittle Creek, Quality guaranteed.
FRPP" !rlBC Colored Cut Out Dolls
r With, Each Packaeo
.. o
i i i f rvj i t a v I f I . I i; i
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GASIHI STORES
LEADERSHIP The Irish Stores hare b ecome the most popular food stores In
Oregon, paying cash for and featuring local products. A smile and a friendly
greeting awaits you at Irish's.
294 N:ComTSt. Phone 3527
J Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials
Vegetable
ScbJllincs av SAW
BICE ,
I ARID
3 Ifaa.
Pure, Fresh, Vfo lb. in 65 lb. Tubs
2c
Tk.
No. 10
Lay la your winter supply bow
nnnn piciii
Naflw'. I VWltll liia.rta.
Goflacl
E)i?eoGilao
Qts. . . . 23c
DEANO
IdavBods or 4 a
Small Whit ill tha.
Beans axe advancing
sac
Nahys
Mayonnaise
Qts. . . . 35c
Pts. . . . 19c
IF. ITS N ALLY'S
ITS GOOD
Limit
(5E3Q8GG
full cream
Swift's, sweet mild cure .
Limited amount to sell
PEANUT BUTTER
lb.
2 4 c
E c
Oregon Jlade
Hard Wheat
; FflflDttQl? V
Sack . . 79c
Bbl. . $3.15
Farina
There's a big difference
In Kerr's Best. No. 10
Sack-.'. 43c
"L
Graham
' Coaree or Fio,
No. 10
Sack . , 25c
Hot Cake ;
of course. It's Kerr's
Special, No. 10
Sack . . 43c
lbs.
QoOcQnac
New
T0ILET7ISSUE
4
lbs.
Amaizo
S yriip
Golden
No. 10 Pah
Starch
Corn or Gloss
: Pkg.
for
Citron, Orange or
Lemon Peel.. . .Hb.
IKIonoj ,
Clorer or lit.
13
lbs.
lbs.
ale
Keilozs's Whole Wheat
KeXlogz 10 ox. Ikonomy Ikg. Set of cutout
as
mm
"Oregon Made"J
Mt. Hood Soap Co.
Products
. . ; Festlral Floating.
Bath Soap
- comes in pastel colors -
. giant size r
Bar . . . . 5c
A . i
', : .' . ' " " '
Feldman's ftaptha;
.10 bars 39c
Wonder Foam - - t
Pure. Granulated
Soap
Pkg.. . 19c
Liberty White
10 bars 18c
, cowrea aous ire. wun each package