The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 24, 1933, Page 6, Image 6

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    PAGE SIX
The OltEGON STATESMAN. Salem,
Oregon. Friday Merak'vFebniary 21,1933
Painful Injury Dua 1 tu ct UtU
r XT ji iir 11 reom ot the Vlri Cast torn Are
ilO iXeeold in Wall mile aooUiwest ot Jefferson
" - . .1 v :. -.a' Bandar, caused muca pain for Rl-
JfiJTEESON,- Feb. S r u Casv t ytar U oauga-
nan wiioiesaie
assi
Quality Meats and Service
You can shop, at oar market for less than the meat
packers are wholesaling for. .
If .you are not taking advantage of our Spendable
meats & service, why not now? You can not afford
to pass them up.
We sell more pork & pork products than any market
in Salem.
Pork to Roast 7 and 8c
All extra fat & waste removed
Spare Ribs .....10c
Back Bones ,--3c
Pig Hocks 5c
Pure Pork Sausage 10c
Our own make
NO BETTER AT ANY PRICE
We make all our cured &. smoked meats here at our
own market, using only the very best pigs we can buy.
Hams, sugar cured .....12c
Breakfast Bacon 10 and 12c
Bacon Backs 8 and 10c
Bacon Squares 5c
Pure Lard 6c
INEXPENSIVE SATISFYING
This beef is the best the market affords
Beef to Roast 8c
Beef to Boil 6 and 7c
Prime Rib Roll 13c
Loin Steak 10c
Hamburger 10c
We take real pride in this hamburger, it is always the
same, the best.
We buy all our livestock direct from the farmer, doing
all our own killing. You pay only one small profit
when trading here.
Where a Dollar Does its Duty
Phone 8757 173 S. Commercial St.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. VTil Cue:
She aad : bar sister, Constance
weraw plarlnsv a&4 .Coastaaee
pnithed Rita Aha. ax&lsat the
walL oa to the Media, omboddiac
It ia her flesh jast eaWv theUaloa member aro Informed that
hip. The aeedle disappeared and
has at to boom removed.
8TMrsoar,os atb
BETHEL. Feb. 2t. Farmer
national' vrasldant, Joan
Simpsoa wlU be a the ai erer
NBO SaUrdr xaornlnr at 1:10.
Bo wIU apeak 'on "Tae naTeOlna
eX a Canraa on the Wall. or on
the power of tae els haaka
THE BEST FOR LESS
rm m i
I V t a.
CViTwerrlel
Tel. 4010
Peanut Butter
High quality, C
pound OC
Carnation Milk
Ta
for
4forc"17c
Shredded Wheat ,
Cream Corn - Gloss
2 packages Cheese STARCH
TppS 19c 2 Pounds 4 Packages
ISP 1Sc 18c
Crystal White Soap
10 Cake.- 21C
Ivory Soap
Medium O O
size O Cakes IOC
Alber's
Flapjack
Flour
13c
Package
BROOMS
Brooms
Brooms
Good kitchen
Broom
23c
Campbell
Soups
Ass 'I Flavors
cans 22c
Oregon Walnuts RINSO
3 0 Large size, -t J
Pounds faJw 1 package , , , A It
KITCHEN QUEEN fSSS Tn'
HARDWHEAT can lSfC
FLOUR t JWcs flour Pree
Bakers Chocolate, 1AM
4AS ftO H Pound lUC
HtV Sack . UC hslt auerzgax ueoioy
PACT BAHXQ content
10 Pounds ... ,., ., 6c 3 23c
We
t3ke Lfeat CamtSlei
171
S. Com'l
171
S. Com!
FORMERLY
Form the thrifty habit of shopping here regularly and simultaneously saving moaey
en your food purchases. Below are a few worth while suggestions at real savings.
Friday, Saturday, Monday February 24, 25 and 27
Rajah Coffee
18c ,b.3 2c
Winning new friends every
day. A real value
Cane & Maple
Syrup
There's a catchy flavor to
this syrup. Youll like It
Kerr's 2 H. tin & 9 lb.
bag ADbera pancake r
flour, both for DefC
Eggs
Fresh
Extras & Standards
dos
27c
Kfiease
Full Cream
One of the best
Per Lb.
IBs
Sugar
PURE CANE
lbs.
17c
'ranges
DOZEN Q
Will tkr but
HBTI7 limits QiuiUt;
Catsup
YOLO BRAND
No artificial coloring used
1S&
214 oa.
bottles for
Shortening
Pure Vegetable Oil
4n.
25c
.latches
Winner Bread
A quality match
box eartoa
Cocoa llgn ,OLE Lettuce ($ft
Mother's 2 Lb. Tin 11 3 Pkgs. ZjC 2 solid heads
vn BESKiiva tux maar to limit QUAirrrnKa
isssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
" " 9j
taroafi. toBtrel- et earraeey aa4
Cbriitian Church
, Center For MucK
Dallas Activity
DAIXJL3. felt. SI Tfcs
ChrUtUa church building of Dal
las la the acene of mea actirlty.
Laat week eeTenteen aaparaU and
dlatlnct croopi meed the feulldlng
from Sunder mornlnx to Friday
alrht Jut abovt 10 la dirt duals
were a err el la the IT meetings.
The groups using the bunding
ranged from committee ot tire
members t ehurca serrlees ot
sbout SO 9.
The majority of the groups us
ing the building are chureh
groupt. Last week the Federated
Womea'a club et the county held
aa all day meeting la the social
hall of the bulldlns.
This week fourteen separate
rrene are nstac the building ter
f rations kinds ot meetrags such as
Bible school ehurcn sernees. ciass
meetings, eounatttee meetings and
social times.
Instuctors Study
Outllno Work at 1'
' Mt Angel Meeting
kCT. ANOKU 7e The
T. A. Stad ela met ai Ue home
ot Jloreaee Walker Tuesday
trttt. ba dleeaasloa oa his
tory aad etrie outlines was eoe-tiwA-
At the aest meeting oa
lfarea 14 at the heme et Orece
Winter Here? WeU
Hjorth Talks About
"5?' on Return
BRUSH CREEK, Feb. SS
Heary Hjorth has reeetred word
from am brother, lruu who
peat January here, that he Is
again at his home at Qreeu Bay,
Wisconsin, aad that while he
heard a lot of eomplalat ot the
win ter weather la Oregon, Ore
goBiaas really dldat know what
winter Is.
Since his arrlTal ai home oa
February I, a soatlnueaa sold
pell had beea "eajeyed." The
thermometer had dropped SS
below and oae day It bad fterer
goae shore SI belew.
IBI?p5GB sill
4 00(0)11
460 PAIRS
Ladies Straps, Ties and Oxfords
Black. Brown, White and Beige Colon
Qet Here Early . - AC An Estra
arV I WWW
TeaetTe- PAIR P
Regular Valuea to 92.08
EflSrO POEiICB GHOEO
Another Great Value hi Shoes
LDEIEN'O O r.MSOEO
Straps. Oxfords, Shoes
r
Black' Osfora. AU Sises
AUDVAHOES
In Patent, White and Belff
Sandals and Ties
oDnr.
Smith, . aack member tt te gtre
suggesUoaa ea " ker .method of
taachlag neOlaf.T-'i - "
- Present were Paulino gaalf eld.
Helem Keberi Gladys ICeOee,
Grace Smtta, Rose lfarta Kroa
berg; Qenerlere Smltk, Fides
Weop, Theresa Dealer, Florens
Dealer. Florence Walker, Carol
May, Alexin Vestoltr aad Marie
Flersebinger ot att. aagsl and
Chrtstlaa Schulte et Sublimit.
Oregon.
STANDARD FEED CO
228 -Ferry
Si.
OXK-HAXJ BLOCK WEST Phose
lfARIOX HOTEX. fog
DOING A CASH BUSINESS
and belnc located outside et the high rent district enables as
te a mi ally undersell. "W quote the following!
Ground Gray Oats, 80 lbs 95c
Ground Barley, 100 lbs .....$1.00
Ground Wheat, 100 lbs $1.00
Ground Corn, 100 lbs. $1.15
A new low price on
Albert
Chick Starter
1933
Egg Maker
100 lba $1.80
Pakt Mash mash tft 7c
100 lbs. 100 lbe. 100 Ib3 01,1 J
09 C CO CC BEET PULP CI 1 C
$L.)D 100 lbs. tglslD
Progressire Scratch, 100 lbs $1.15
Screenings and Molasses, 80 lbs. . 59c
Ward's provo fhert smart fashion
can be inexpensively priced
1
Nev Spring
mi
Fcsmrixjg the oewJwiDowy 193$
stZbooeae, which "does things
for yoar figure- High-ded aedJ
Hnea, capes, Jackets, puffy skcW
oa lean, straight skirts win fmak
foaiook slim as a reed; Choose
the fresh springtime, colors; rose
beige, bine, aqua, The aew lightest
thao-csTy, nary, black or sprighdy
New Spring
r
(TooTl eee thesclf-samc styles we've
akrtcliod, ia all the important ffh-
igaziaeaj Where, bat at
Ward, will tou find them FIRST
Ic only 95? Erery one b a
fsshiott Srinnet." The famous
sxtia-ead-wool coat, wool crepee
with printed scarres i i ( soede
bd sports coats. Blae, tan, hross-
Sreen, GREY (watch thatQ
Straw or Straw-Fabric Hats
Cp4o-fae-badci dowa'oecf lbe
eye i becoming shiny straw s,Tfa 4Zji
cas and petal Lines with flowers, 1UJ.JJ)
Capodan Slip-on Gloves
skople pull-oa is smsrtfst
eimrt very feminine, or
mWstadothefa iLttlD)
UBVV
With
tery
Go!doa Ocft1 Hoiicry e
AH sCk, fan fskoed,picPttot e s .
Cxl serTicewdto hose - fafP) d
in the aew 1933 Spring colocs!
&nart Hand Dags .- T
Nery, red, Un, brows or
black, erea the mors va-
csual eprinjf s&adea. Poedt, s. sa.
top strap or enrelope ityks,
imlUUoa leathers, W vU
" nstwn
-275 W. JJberty
Pbcat 8774
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Pksas tTTl
Salem, Ore.