The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 10, 1933, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX - 'iZonta Club Plans f For National "Day" Satem Zont club "made plans at tb Thursday luncheon meeting McfDCDWEEL MAID ME Where a Dollar Does its Duty 173 S. Commercial St. Phone 8757 EBASN We are now offering our 1 O very best Breakfast Bacon for laSC a pound This is just as good a buy as our as our hams are at 12c a pound. ONE SMALL PROFIT .. W& buy all our livestock direct from the farmer, doing all our own killing. Yon pay only one small profit when trading here. ' The quality of our beef is always good Beef to Roast 8 and 10c Beef to Boil 6 and 7c Loin Beef Steak 10c Prime Rio Roll 13c Hamburger 10c No water no cereal no extra suet This Hamburger is the best we know how to make. Useless to pay more. We make all our hams and bacon here at our market. They are sugar cured and smoked with oak wood. None better at any price. While they last we are O offering them, at 1C a lb. Bacon Backs 8c Bacon Squares 5c We never use any old or off grade hogs in our market. Our pork and pork products are the very best. At these low prices there are some real bargains here for you. Pork to Roast 7 and 8c FresH Spareribs :..10c Pork Hocks 5c -Back Bones 3c Fresh Pig Feet 2c Pure Pork Sausage .. 10c We close at 8 p. m. Saturday Since THE BEST X5 1 info. IPt?fi oatttoips 137 8. Commercial Tel. 4010 Cheese Full cream 19c Pounds Armour's Milk Tall cans 4 Cans 15C 3 Pounds Powdered All 3 Pounds For Brown Sugar 27 Carnation Oats 3 Pound Package 12c Package Golden Wet Coffee 75c Pounds Ask as bow to get Hlll' Bros. We Reeerre the RJgbt 137 SO. at the. Marlon hotel tor the obser vation of national "Zonta ay to be observed March 14. A :S0 o'clock dinner win be served at the Marlon hotel In keeping with similar dinners being served the 1895 FOR LESS Winner Matches 6 Boxes in Carton 16c Carton Dutch Cleanser 2 Cans IOC Oregon Walnuts J Pounds .. 25c Raisins 4 Pounds in Packages 14c Package Feldmans Naptha Soap 10 Cakes 37c Coffee Jig-Saw Puzzles Fre to Limit Quantities COML. ST. country oyer la obaerration t tt day. AtitbU tlms a resume of the work. of the dab -will's s1th and a disco salon of the activities of tne international will be pre sented. Preparations are also being mad for tho visit of the 2onta International president, Kaiber lne Maddox, wbo will bo a dinner gnest of the Salem elub March 23 at tho Marion hotel. At the Thursday luncheon meet ing an exceptionally interesting talk was given by Walter R. Dry. of the state school for tho blind. In this talk Mr. Dry outlined how the public could assist in ac tivities of the blind people and the school progress. He also dem onstrated Jn most interesting f ash- Used Furniture at Tremendous Savings 1 Used oak, dining set, 6 ft. extension table & 4 chairs to match 12.50 9.00 15.00 1 Used 50 lb. ice box 1 Used 100 lb. ice box SURPRISE SPECIAL Coffee tables, round tops, jq walnut finish 1 Pay Cash - FIDLER'S FURNITURE STORE 255 N. Commercial TeL S425 Fair,lffiueIr,8, IPunlfr Iln Phone 9456 356 N. Liberty We are offering some very attractive prices for the week, or as long as present stock lasts; food prices are advancing, lay in a supply, we still accept personal checks as we have in the past, and appreciate your patronage. Grocery Dept.. Post Toasties, Corn Flakes, 3 for iVC White Star Tuna, OA Yi lbs., 2 for sWC Otter Oysters, 5 oz. cans, 3 for.... 25c Large extra eggs. Every egg is candled, every egg is guaranteed, OC 2 dozen DC This is the buying price of eggs today, lay in a good supply. Good Spitz Apples OQ per box Ou C If 178 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET Your Dollar Will Go Farther Here Aim IBeeli II Best Grade Oleo 3 Lbs. 23 Young Pig Leg of Pork Lb. -ndD Vegetable Shortening 3 Lbs. Free Delivery Open Until 9p.m. Sat. Mrs. Kenneth Graber Entertains ; : Mrs. Kenneth Graber entertain ed the "Homo Builders'' elub of the Calvary Baptist church at the Graber home on South 12th street Wednesday night. The affair was a "Jigsaw" party. - 8L Patrick's day symbols were used for a decorative motif and wer carried out In the menu of the late coffee hour. ion the process of teaching tho students of tho school. Mr. and Mrs. Dry were addi tional guests for the luncheon hour. 1 Used Westinghouse electric range, full enam .el, automatic time and temperature control, eas- ?Lo0...... 47.50 1 Used "Windsor" wood range, enamel OO trim, & coil aauU Pay Less at Crown Feed Dept. Feeds have all advanced this week. We still have a supply at the old price. Challenge Egg Mash, a 20 protein, 1 TA 100 lbs. 1 I U Wheat, un- 1 Art cleaned, 100 lbs. l.UU Mill Run 80s 70c Crown Snowbird Flour, 49s 69c Flour has all advanced, you will not see these low prices again; buy your needs now. IHIammtaffGQi? Sirloin, Round or T-Bob Steaks Lb. a Choice Beef Roasts Choice Shoulder Pork Roasts Lb. Tho Juniors ad intermediates of tho Hayesvillo Japanese- church held a Jolly St. Patrick' party Tuesday night in tho church, par lors. Game appropriate for tho occasion were played. Contests were also held and tho various prises were won by Toshlyo Yoshilal. Klml Tada, Mary Taka yama, Tom Mlo, Kenneth Taka yama, Jun Watanabo. Other mem bers of tho class attending were Minnie and Suml Ogura, Anna Takayama. Koyada, Kay Mio, Taul Watanabo and their teacher, Ho shio Watanabo. Additional guests Included Emi Tada, Symlo Mio and Tommy Ogura. Mrs George Fowler entertained her bridge elub Tuesday afternoon at her home on Myrtle avenue. Those present for the occasion were Mrs. Louis Lorons, Mrs. Dow LrOves.ll, Mrs. Junior Eckley, Mrs. Dot Medley, Mrs.' Elmo Fen net t, Mrs. Bert Lundabl. Mrs. Bay Knowles and the hostess, Mrs. George Fowler. Special guests were Mrs. Ernest Howells, Mrs. A. J. Taylor, Mrs. A. D. God dard. Miss Dorothy-Sassi and Mrs. Woodin. Winning scores" were held by Mrs. Junior Eckley, Mrs. Elmo Bennett and Mrs. Dot Med ley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Strain of Yakima, Wash., arrived the past weekend to be guests of Mrs. Strain's foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fotkner. . Mr. Strain returned to Takima Mon day and Mrs. Strain remained to visit until next week. She will be remembered in Salem as Miss Frances Custer. She Is being in formally entertained during her visit. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Graber Included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kan ery, Mr. and Mrs. Davio Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Barber, Mr. and Mrs. William Hepner, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pickens, Rev. and Mrs. Earle Cochran and Mrs. Vern Wright. O O Additional Society on Pages 3-5 Correct UNSANITARY Feeding Habits When you feed Pake there's n danger of infected birds dropping feed in hoppers, litter, or crater to be picked up later by another. Each bird Kets its proper share of 14 essential feed contained in Paka under "eontroUed-balanee." Albers are the only manufacturers Alber's Chick Starter Paks 100 lb. sack $2.70 Alber's Pullet Grower Paks d or 100 lb. sack.... Ol.OD Alber's Egg Maker Paks 100 lb. fi or sack $1.03 f Standard Albert Feed Co. 228 Ferry St. Phone 85S Salem, Ore. a, a.a SaSawSm ft Lb- Young Beef for Boiling Lb. g( Home Made Bacon Lb. flflj) Lean Loin Pork Chops Lb. H(D Nitc-Dial 8686 "Miss Helea Louis- Crosby U1 speak toxric&t orer KOAO as nest speaker ot the Corrallla Baals ess and Professional . women's : ciuft This talk will, be part of the Cor. Talus dob's observation of the national B'. ft P. W. week which Is belns celebrated this week all orer the nation. Miss Crosby will speak on "New Vistas." , ProL and Mrs. A. A. Taxakas entertained for the Business Girls class of the First Metho dist church Tnesday evening with an attractively informal evening which closed with a prettily ap pointed late coffee hour. Mrs. Lottie Robbins is president of the class. ProL Roy N. Lockenonr Is teacher- of the class. ... The Three Link club will meet Friday In the clubroom of the I. O. O. F. hall for a 1 o'clock pot lack luncheon to be served In the dining room. The business meet ing is to be at 2:30. Every mem ber is to bring a covered dish. All Rebekahg are most cordially Invited. . -. . Mrs. J. A. Fehler was hostess to members of her club and . to. Mrs. Ben Drager as an additional guest, Wednesday. St. Patrick decorations added to the attraeri tiveness of the bridge tables and to the tea which followed bridge. ... The auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will entertain Monday night with a card evening at the Women's clubhouse. At this time Marlon post will be guests. Bridge, "500" and pinochle will be In piar. ... Miss Clara Mielke will entertain for members of the Delta Zeta alumnae Monday night at her home, 17fi State street. All mem bers of Delta Zeta sorority are invited to attend this party. Quests will call at 8 o'clock. FLOUR Golden Bells A Truly Quality Family Blend Guaranteed 49,b.65c Phone 4018 We COFFEE M. J. B. 1 Lb. Tins 30c 2 Lb. Tins 59c 3 Lb. Tins 85c Super Tasty DATES ancy stockpacked in MILK Golden Key tall cans 6 or 23c DOG FOOD, Victory HOMINY, Van Camps. 15-oz. cans 5c MAYONNAISE, Durkee 3, pts 24c MALT, Standby, tall glass free, can 30c MARGARINE, all sweet, lb 7c KEROSENE, gallon 18c; 5 gallons 79c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, pkg. 222c SANK A COFFEE, 1 -lb cans 46c SPINACH, 2!2s, Del Monte, can 14c CHOCOLATE, Baker's Premium, bar ..22c MATCHES, 6-box carton 17c SUGAR, Powdered or Brown, 3 lbs 14c SOAP, Crystal White, giant bars, 6 for .. .19c RY KRISP, small pkg. 21c; large pkg... 35c RAISINS, seedless, in cello., 3-fb pkg 16c CRACKERS, Snowflakes, 2-lb carton ..24c Pearls o Wheat, cereal bowl free, pkg 17c EAGLE BRAND, Bordens, can 20c GRAPE FRUIT, Silver Bar 2s, can 10c Lindy G. B. Corn or Entwood Peas, 3 for 25c ORANGES Extra Sweet 2doz. . ...19c 2 doz 29c ASK US HOW TO PURE BEEF Hamburger No Cereal or Water 2 lbs. 2c 02 LEAN, SUGAR CURED 4 to C lb. Arerage , DV2 C lb. Miss Helen' Louise Crosby. elected delegate from Salem Zon ta club, Mrs. Winifred Hsrrlck, district nominating ' committee member,' and Mrs. Ora F. Mcln- iiipsii Commercial 2 -10c Loaves 11B. Large BREAD. rEGG3 Regular 35c Valu Special Weekend, all for 21c Sam Brown's Pure LARD 19c pounds Small White BEANS Q pounds - 17c Del-Ray TOMATO JUICE Regular 10c size "Special 2 for 16c SWANSDOWN Cake Flour OA Larire nkir VX Deliver $1.00 orders or over cnisco PURELY VEGETABLE-; 1-tb cans 20c 3-lfe cans 45c Malt Camera brand, can 6c 3 3dL Si k a ( 6n( (ri "27c; 1VA7 LI V J J JJLl 49c; Celery Hearts Fancy, Crispy Bunch 6c POTATOES U. S. No. l's 10 lbs 13c GET HILL'S BROS. JIG-SAW MEAT ID ENACTMENT Fat and Tender Completely Dressed Short Shanks tyre, rlce-cliaifiaaa of District of Zonta International, will leav this weekend to attend the Dis-, trlct C conference being hell t that. time la Everett. Wash.. m at Union-Street - : Leslie's Shaker . SALT 2-Ib. shaker 2 tor. HC Feacoekr Brand Freshly Ground Santos COFFEE 1 Lb, 3 Lbs. 73c lc Curve Cut MACARONI Lbs 19c Sun-Brite CLEANSER Free 245 No. Comm. OXYDOL WASHING POWDER ; Large Pkg 19c, 10c Pk. Free 1 Freocati 43c 2 lb cartons I LENT SPECIALS SALMON Del Monte No. 1 17 Tall Cans 1 C SHRIMP 3-C Brand 17c Cans OYSTERS Biloxo Brand, 4 oz. Cans 4 Cans 25C SUGAR Fine granulated 5 Lbs 20c PRUNES Extra fine. Quality 4 Pounds 15C; BEANS Small whites 14c .53c Lbs. 20 Lbs. EGGS Fresh Extras in Cartons Dozen 13c ONIONS Boilers 25 lbs. .....15e ONION SETS. ' 3 lbs. 19c PUZZLES FREE Sweet, Delicious HAMS Rind and Surplus Fat Removed a3 ft. I J larae cans . 10cl mm PRIME YOUNG BEEF E(;Ib. PURE HARD 3 Pounds i .....-...jj