The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 16, 1932, Page 10, Image 10

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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, December 16, 1932
Pair of Flying
Squirrels Taken
By Keizer Boys
L. J. Davie reported to the
Statesman Thursday that hi two
boy Bill and Jame ar the prood
possessor of two fljinr qulrrl
which they caught on their farm
in the Keizer district about De
cember 1.
The squirrels are doing nicely
in the cage which the boy mad
for them, aat thy expeet to
bring then to Salem omtine
aooa for exhibition.
Thla la the second report th
Statesman ha had recently an
the capture of the rare variety, a
Mt. Asgel man making the first
"capture."
Free 1 e 1 1 v ery
end thirty-day
account service
solves your f hop
ping problem
during this cold
weather. Four
deliveries daily
to all parts of
the city.
Model Food Market
275 N. High St.
Phone 4111
Authorised
dealer for
Battle Creek
Food Co.
4t your way
to health"
Christmas Shipping Packages
A large assortment of fancy Oregon
Prunes, Walnuts and Filberts. Five and
nine pound boxes of Italian and Date
Prunes. Five and ten pound bags of Wal
nuts and Filberts. Assorted boxes made
up to order. For 55c you can express ten
pounds to any point in the U. S.
Special on Lyon's Glace
Fruits
The finest California pack of their
Glace fruits in fancy redwood box
es and fancy lithographed tins. In
One, Two, Three and Four AQn
pound packages. Pound TfiC
Sweetarts
A dainty pack of candied
Oregon Fruits, in fancy
boxes with an Oregon
scene box co v er. Q C
Per pound OaJC
Oregon
20c
Nuts
Fancy Bleached
Franquettes,
per pound
Every nut stamped
Fancy Unbleached Walnuts
3 Lbs. 23c
Small Walnut S Lbs. 25c
Filberts 2 Lbs. 2c
Almonds 2 Lbs. 30c
Turkeys
Turkeys are lower than
we have ever sold them.
Ducks, Geese, Capons,
Chickens, Rabbits.
Poultry dressed and
drawn.
Three Canned Goods Specials Three Hot Purity Specials
Santiam Beans Fischer's Blend Flour t1 1A
6 Cans 71c 12 Cans $1.39 49 dg 1 . 1 7
gb2 Corn Yrbl Coff" 28c
6 Cans 71c 12 Cans $1.39 3 lb. cans, lb . OC
Libby's Green Asparagus Tips Ivory Soap Medium size, JQ
6 Cans 78c 12 Cans $1.53 10 bars - 7l
Shilling's Spices Florida Grape Fruit Dates For
nrsJ Fxtract 3 Medium Size 25c Stuffing
ana txiracis 12 Californ5a Grape Fruit 39c CalifornJa date
Vanilla, Lemon, Almond.
SoSottie 22c Fancy Navel Oranges ,b Z5C
! v Wrm-p, 30c. 25c, 20c 2Doz. 25c Bulk Dates 2 lbs.l9c
Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Cloves, n, nn
Pepper. Mustard, ar Save a little by the case Dromedary 2 Pk 39c
9at,e, 3 2-oz. Cans. . LoC or half case Whole or pitted
Saturday Cake Special Fresh Vegetables
. , - The cold snap has cleaned up the local
?AXSizr sssr&r 45c smu now
' through from the south. Bunch carrots,
German Christmas Cookies, C( beets turnips, Celery, head lettuce, bniS-
Anlse and PfeKer-nusse OVC Lb. gprouts artichokes, peppers, Caull-
Model Fruit Cake 50c lb. flower, Italian cauliflower, sweet
Model Plum Puddings, 25c each potatoes
West Salem News
WEST SALEM, Dec 16 A Jol
ly ao-host skating- party; nita bob
sled riding over tho ice at a roar
ing honflre wm enjoyed at tbo
ice pond at tbo north of tbo city
Monday renins; with th. group
retiring to tbo Snglehorn bomo
for a -wiener roast at tbo cloo of
the evening. Tboso enjoying tbo
sport included tbo Misses Snaio
Crow,' Mona Voaburgb. Jsepblno
Tandy and Ruth Englehorn and
Reglnal Vosbnrgb, George Tandy,
Edward Englehorn and Jerry
Minton.
First grader on the honor roll
for tbo past six weeks Include
Margaret Morits. Norma Ruth
Hoffine, Keith Evans, Helen Dor
Is Frlesen, Tbelma Mao Hull, Dor
othy Haven, Marian Burns and
Rosetta Trick er. Mrs. Catherine
Dyer Is the teacher.
The attendance in the West Sa
lem Sunday school ha been very
good all fall and has averaged
over a hundred for tbo past tbreo
Efontbs. lira. AJ C. Henningsen la
tbo auperlntendent and baa a very
fine eorpa of instructor.
Tuesday ovealng tbo boy of
Mrs. Hennlngsen's clasa ia the
Sunday school net at her bomo to
complete tbo Cbristmaa gift they
bad begua on Thursday when
they held a social evening wltb
game and refreshments. Those
attending were Jack Oosser,
Thomas Tandy, James Allen, Her
bert and Warren Frits, Stanley
Brown, Shannon MaeFarland,
Richard and George Kelso. Frank
Elnfeldt, Larry Wallace and
Wayne Snider.
W. Harry Wledmaier left the
middle of the week for a tour of
the southern Oregon cities, with
stops to be made at Roseburg,
Marshfield, Medford. Klamath
Falls and other oities as far south
as Ashland.
B. J. Wayman, who ha been
ill all fall -wltb cancer of tbo liv
er, is critically III sow and bia rel
ative bav boon notified. Mr. and
Mrs. Wayman who eamo bero five
year ago, left South Dakota,
where they bad resided at Mitch
ell and Sioux Falls for SO year,
about eight years ago because of
bla boaltb.
Mrs. N. W. Rolofson, who was
called to Portland tbo first of last
week because of the serious ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. W. M.
Hunter, remained until the death
and burial of ber mother and re
turned homo this week. Mrs.
Hunter resided near McCoy many
years and her father, David Max
field operated the first steam
ferry on the Willamette river, for
20 years. She leaves three daugh
ters, Mrs. Rolofson of West Sa
lem, Mrs. Blanche Patton of Port
land and Mrs. Jessie Shepherd of
Oakland, Calif., all of whom were
with ber at ber death Monday
night, and two brothers, Don and
Sam Maxfleld of Salem and a sis
ter. Miss May Maxfleld of Dallas.
She was burled Thursday after
noon in the Portland mausoleum,
with pall bearers from th Meier
Charlie Chan is
Here; No Sleuth
But Herb Doctor
Charlie Chan baa eome to
town: not the rotund little Chi
nes detective of Earl Derr Big-
gers' detective tales but an equal
ly affable if more slender young
man, who like his famous name
sake admires some things Ameri
can. Descended from a long line
of herbalists, Mr. Chan deals In
and Frank store employes. Mr.
Hunter has been an employe of
that store for the past 14 years.
Chines medicine. Ha oome
from Los Angeles, where bo wa
for some time in partnership wltb
hi father in the medicine basi
nets. Questoned as to his Interest In
western medicines, Mr. Chan re
plied that he has studied Ameri
can textbooks of anatomy and
physiology but that he limit his
practice to natural herbal reme
dies. He will open his business on
N. Commercial street Saturday.
Watches Cleaned $1.00
Wrist Watches ... $1.50
Moderate Prices on watch and
clock repairing
CLAUDE MIX
Bnstck's Market
Marlon and Cora'l
YO-KA-SING
A combination Ka-Sing,
Yo-Yo and Sabao
FREE
with purchase of
Bix Biscuit Flour
p. 33 c
Wood Bros.
155 N. Commercial St.
I OREGOiHZE WW CHRISTMAS j
jy Purity Stores Are Boosters ff m Purity Stores Always Feature jyjj
m F- O" J UAUJ LiJ UyRv J iv i M
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See Purity Store Ad for Additional Specials
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I p VEM EVERY
115 S. Commercial St.
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Sum
Men's Sets
Lavender $1.50
William's 89c
Colgate's 89c
Palmolive 89c
Billfolds 50c to $3.00
d
Coffee Percolators
colored handles with cord
4 cup size 8 cup size
$2-89 $2-98
Waffle Irons
colored handles with cord
with heat Indicator junior
$7.98 $4-98
Toasters
reversible and adjustable
wHhcor $2'98
Dmerlca'sQ
w tr
ravoriTe canay
1 In a GIFT package
Picked with a most extrmgant
selection of hand
dipped chocolates.
ARTSTYLI
chocolates
$100
VP
Lectrolarm Clock $1.49
Mary Aliss
Chocolates 49c
Toilet
Waters 35c to $5.00
Talcum
Powders 19c to $1.00
Playing
Cards. .. 35c to 75c W
LORD BALTIMORE
Christmas Gift Special
Stationery to be
proud of. 72 two
color bordered
sheets, 50
envelopes.
o $1.00 vofue
KM)
Special
69c
ugars in
Christmas Packs
Cremos, ;Ws $1.49
Van Dyke, 10's 89c
WTiite Owi 25s $1.09
15 firrai-i4
WV V.SjH.VVfcViS
$1.25 carton J
SI
Piralin Sets $3.98
Atomizers 50c to $2.00
Armand Sets 89c
Five Yeaf Diary..$1.25
Manicure
Sets . 19c to $7.50
DEEP CUT PRICES
for Friday and Saturday
1
tha NEWEST
fragrance .
P Orchid Perfume
t a ounce
ej.iifjiifcaa
new odor. $00
Cold Remedies
50c Arzon
Nose Drops
f5c Vapex
Inhalant
30c Laxative
llromo Quinine .......
25c Week's
Cold Tablets
Skin Lotions
G0c Italian
Balm
50c Hind s
Honey & Almond. . . .
50c Silque
Lotion
50c Ilasol
Lotion
26c
49c
19c
19c
33c
29c
33c
37c
Shaving Needs
35c Colgate's
Sharing Cream .....
35c Palmolive
Shaving Cream
35c Mennen's
Skin Bracer
30c William's
Aqua Velva
Remedies
85c Kruscnen
- Salts
25c Fecnamint
Gum
11.20 Sal
Hepatlca
7 3c Doan's
Pills
TlTl tin ctf a eW jfftft ran O fKvrs r
M att ir!UBL IPUJMTTT S1TISE
m-
saw
Biscuit Mix
No trouble to make Biscuits
Just add milk or water
Blend
Flour
1 49lb.sack
Gold Medal, Soft as Silk
Cake Flour
pkg. as
Betty Crocker Cooling Rack
Free!
Fresh Roasted Virginia
Peanuts
2 lbs. 2Dc
Hoody'i
Fancy
Brazil Nuts
2 lbs. aq)C
Marsh Seedless
Grape Fruit
doz. S
OREGON MADE
Box
l-ft Boxes
Made in Oregon
HOODrS SALTED
2 ibs
aDc
ELSINORE
SottuimRnariCaimdlyg
2 ibs.
An Oregon Product
2 ibs.
ASSORTED FLAVORS
'Dc
MAMMOTH
ox. tin
Ivory Soap
10 Medium Bars
P&G Soap
HbarsSc
Dromedary
Cranberry Sauce
1 tin Ec
l
Elsinore
Asparagus
no. 2 tins SSc
Tip Top Heatless
Lio"H Solder
mends everything
tubeS
Calumet Baking
Powder
ncpo5?
1 lb. can 2SS
1 Cake Pan and
Sample Pkg. of
Swansdown Free
Baker's Premium
Cocoanut
Va lb. package ()c
i)69 mm imm
Lhto Every Wikdmy
NigiL,
GOLDEN WEST '
Prlxm Corniest
KOIN KOL KVI KFPy
Pound
tm 8 Pound Tins
OREGON PRODUCT
Lo Cabin
Svrup
Medium Tins
Free Waffle Plate
A
E. A. Daue
10 OS S. Com'L St. llioiie T77
Ficke's Grocery
183 S FalrfroQBd Road Phons 4841
W. F. Foster
m N. ComX St. Phons 1501
Greene's Purity Grocery
1190 S. ComT. St. Phone 4071
C. G. Hall
1964 N. Capitol St. Phone SOU
H. Schrenk
226S Mill Tel. 8175
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Capitol Street Grocery
05 N. Capitol Phone 8587
C. & C. Store
164 N. Com'L St. Phone (508
W. H. Clark
3299 Stats St. Phona CS3T
O. P. Driggs
2009 N. Com'L St Phone 4449
C. M. Roberts
710 D. St. Phone 5998
W. A. Sampson
975 Market St. Phone 607!
Rich's Grocery
nth acd Center St. rhone 3518
Moore's Purity Grocery
1889 S. High St. Phone 3488
D. L. Shrode
706 8. 12th St. Phone 4048
Sloper's Cash Market
1091 Edgewater St. Phone 7654
C. W. Standish
3096 N. 5th St. Phone 0428
State Street Market
1312 State St. Phons 5679
Pay-n-Save
23 N. C-ia). St. Phone 8878
Model Food Markel
371 X. HIth SC Phone 4111
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