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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, August 25, 1933
1 used :'
Dresser ......
... $6
$20
$14
, t used 14 -piece,
Bedroom Set .
1 ... used Round Oak Table
and Leather Seat
Chairs '. .....
"1 nsed 7 Cfi
.Wardrobe Trunk, I DU
1 n8ed ; A en
Steamer Trunk.-.'. Pv
1 used Montag Range JnA
enamel trim ". v3"
1 used C 1 A
Cedar Chest . ; . . . . 3 1U
Buy your new circu
lator Heater now at
our low prices, before
the advance. Your us
ed heater taken as
part payment.
1 used
Day Bed . .
Used
Rugs
1 used
Circulator
-
...$12
. v op
$22.50
Our stock of used furniture is greatly depleted during this
sale. WE WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR USED FURNITURE
and stoves, or giro you a liberal trade-in allowance on new
goods. -s -
Fidler Furniture Store
XEW AND USED
255 North Commercial Phono SI25
SMITH
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Department at Silvertori Aid
ing' in; Wheat Control '
v Work Locaify
SILVERTON, Aug. 24 The
Silyerton Smith-Hughes depart
ment received 14 samples of corn,
wheat, oats and barley this week
from the federal grain inspection
division of U. S. D. A. of Portland.
The samples will be used in the
laboratory work of the depart
ment. They contain test .speci
mens of poor, damaged, highly
damaged and exceptionally good
grain. This will acquaint the
boys with the various types of
grain and how grain' should look
when it is in good condition.
The local Smith-Hughes depart
ment will cooperate with H. A
Lindgren in the wheat control
work in this section. Warren E
Crabtree, instructor of the local
Smith-Hughes department has
been spending the past two and a
half days preparing a mailing list
of the wheat farmers of the com
munity. He has been contacting
leading farmers, bankers and im
plement dealers In securing this
Citrus
Washing Powder in the
Large Size Packages
Extra Special
pkgs. S(s)C
Phone 4018
We Deliver $1 Orders Free
245 N. Commercial St.
Fruit & Vegetable
Department
Golden WTest, free from worms
Per Dozen . . 6c
MB A(5DQISS
Elbert as for Canning
Crate . . . . 79c
Large Size
Each . . . . 3c
S & W in the Economical 2-Ib. Tin
Each .... 49c
Aged Just Right
Pound . . . 14c
Piggly Wiggly, all Hard Wheat
49 lb. sack . . $1.49
Peauarait Bnattttei?
In Bulk, in Your Container
Pound . . . .7c
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T"o") Q Argonaut or Pabst, 2 for 25c
JJ O Blue Ribbon 6 for 70c
Pure Vegetable, qt. 19c
In Bulk, gal. 69c
Sanka Coffee
t : ,44c
Salt
Leslie's 2-lb. Carton
2 15c
B.&M. Beans
Large Size Cans
2 for . 27c
Toilet Tissue
Wraldorf
3 Roiis 12c
Cleanser
Sunbrite
4for.15c
Tobacco
P. A. in Pocket " (n
Size Tins, each r J-UL
B. & M.
Brown Bread
In Large Tins
for
27c
Tea
Lipton's, Yellow Label Or
ange Pekoe QPr
? pound tins OtlU
Oxydol
Large Package
Each
19c
Jello
All Flavors
pkgs.
19c
Coffee
Myrtle Brand if
Pound .... IOC
Wheaties
For the Children '
La pkgs. 23c
Root Beer
French's
2 for 25c
Miracle Whip Kraft's
Delicious
Salad Dressing
Yz pint jar .....11c
Pint ..17c
Quart .......29c
La France Flakes
O pkgs. 25c
Boneless t5S5!?tff0
Beef Cubes WS
SQUARES
C) V2 lb.
Pure White
VS. S. Inspected 3 lfas. 2
Rolled Prime
Young Steer
Beef
lb.
Choice
IS(3e2 13: IB
VfeCg'lb.
all
il5aif
Something Different, Ground From
Pure YeaL Pork : and Smoked , Ham
S lbs. 2S
WEST SALEM. An. 14., A
wedding of Interest to many in
Weat Salem and Salem was sol
emnised in Sacramento recently,
when illss Jane Crossett ot Oak
land became the bride ot Clif
ford Flake of Oakland, formerly
ot West Salem. The Key. Barre
Gifford" Lee, arch-deacon of the
Episcopal chnrch of Sacramento
officiated, and he too was pastor
of a Salem charge 20 years ago.
Mr. Flake is a grandson of Mrs.
Sara Satton and lired with her
for some time, attended the Sa
lem schools and worked in the
legislature a number ot years. He
and his bride are planning a trip
here in the near future. He now
list and reported Wednesday af
ternoon that he had collected 420
names. In" securing the names,
Mr. Crabtree covered 137 miles.
Crops, he said, in the territory he
covered were seemingly rery
good.
holds a position in Oakland
where they will make their
home. J . ' "' ' ;
Mrs. Carl Beatty was a guest
of her parents, the R. F. Kramps
ot Albany the first of 'the week,
going especially to see the father,
who recently suffered a paraly
tic stroke. Mrs. " Beatty's son,
Robert Scherf, who has been vi
siting here for the summer school
vacation, has returned to Albany,
where he makes , his home with
his grandparents. .
- The Salem Box factory in sign
ing -up for the N. R. A. are adding
an extra shift. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lloyd Miller
were genial hosts to the members
ot the Ace. Hi club at Echo beach
Wednesday night with swimming
and other aquatic diversions pro
ceeding a wiener roast and picnic
supper. -
Mrs. R. M. Klrkpatrick and son,
Bobby of Eugene arrived Wednes
day to spend a fortnight with her
sisters and family, the Earl W.
Nelsons. Guests a tew days at the
Mrs. Emma Maerg home were Mr.
D. Weaver and son. Wilbur Weav
er of Yakima, Washington, a for
mer acquaintance, whom they had
not met for a number ot years. '
Eleven members of the West
Salem boy scout , troop hiked to
their camp site on upper Glenn
Creek road Sunday, constructed
a fine portable bridge and made
plans for the building and signal
tower they will later erect on the
premises.
Contest Gains Interest
The popularity contest for el
ection of the regatta queen Is be
coming more interesting for West
Salemites with the nomination of
Ruth Maers and Margaurite Fil
singer from here. Miss Maerz, a
tall slender brunette Is a sopho
more in the Salem high school and
a talented vocalist, and Miss FI1
slnger, a graceful blonde, gradu
ated in June from the high school.
Half a dozen girls from other
places are competing and the
names and rank ot each will be
given soon.
J IN THE FIELDS
waconda; Aur. fi. J. e.
ScharTs ' combine-' - caught-- fire
while In operation , la his field
Wednesday damaging It badly.' As
soon as it 'can be rebuilt he,wiU
continue; harvesting. - Three, nun--dred
- acres: remain: to "be cuti. on
his place hear Hubbard tlill on
tne v aeausna t erry roaa.
WALDO HILLS, Aug. 24. The
first accident of the threshing
season happened Tuesday at the
Brunner ranch. Alvis Brunner was
driving the water wagon through
the home pasture, when two loose
horses running beside , the .work
team frightened them out of con
trol. Young Brunner, Jumped,
the fall dazing him for some time.
The runaways headed for a fence,
but before reaching it the coup
ling broke, leaving the back
wheels. The tank was carried an
other 60 feet.
GATES. Aug. 24. Sanford Bas
set of King's Prairie Is baling hay
this week. He has considerable
hay acreage and Is about the only
farmer, here .who bales. 1 , -
; V SUyER, - Aug. 24. Miss Lena -.
Rider had a field ot wheat that r
turned out 35 bushels to the acre..
Arthur Steele had oats : that
turned, out . 110 bushels to the
acre. E. Q. Harris had a" good
crdp Ot ryegrass., ' , . , .
Waldo hills, Aug. 24.--Th
Haberly threshing crew began
work Monday. They report better
yields so far than had .been hoped :
for. The King machine finished
work in the Evergreen section
Monday night and moved on to
Union Hill.
LIKES OREGON SCENES
STAYTON, AugT 24. Misse
Jean and Frances McCulloch of.
Los Angeles, have been guests. at
the Dave M. John home. While
living at Los Angeles :Mrs. John
taught at the same school' with
one of her guests. The women,
have been making a trip through:
Montana and Utah and on to Alas
ka by boat. The California folk,
were much impressed with Ore-
gon.
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Scheduled delivery brings you
this pure Brazilian blend fresh
from the roasters in glassine
lined bags. Try Airway I
Canning
Supplies
Fruit Jars, qts., doz. 75c
..Ball Mason or Kerr Regular
Jar Caps, pkg 23c
Pkg. of 12, Ball Mason or Kerr Res.
Jar Rubbers, 5 pkgs. 12c
Heavy, Double Lip
Parowax, 2 1-lb. pk. 15c
The Safe Way to Sel
Pickling Spices -7c
Cello pkg.. Schilling Assortment
Picnic
Supplies
Peanut Butter 25c
Maximum, 2-lb. Jar
Pickles, qt. jar ...25c
Rosedale Sweet
Potato Chips 15c
Bine Bell, 7-oz. pkg.
Corned Beef 17c
Libby'a, 12-oz. tin
Assorted Candies ....10c
Cellophane Package
Candy Bars ....3 for 10c
Large Size
A irway
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Friday - Saturday - Monday - T uesday, August 25, 26, 28 & 29
Nob Hill Coffee lb. 25c; 3 lbs. 73c
Edward's Dependable, lb. 25c; 2 lbs. 49c
HilTs Red Can Coffee .....Mb can 31c
' Post Toacties or Jersey
Corn Flalies
Tomatoes
Fancy No. 1 Quality
Locals
Buy All You Want
LUG
Deep Cut
Price
Lettuce
Extra Large Solid
Heads
3Sor
Watermelon
Another Carload of
That Fancy Rattle
snake Variety
LB.
E34
limit 8 pkgs.
Cheese HIT
ffek Our Mothers Brand
KjULOd, 2-lb. box ;
Q J fll Double Refined Bring
VdlclQ VJLi your container. H gaL
Vanilla atSr"-
Schilling's
8-oz. can ..
lav.
19c
37c
17c
23c
C. & H. Berry Sugar
25-lb. di HA
Cloth Bag tD.ciU
Pure Cane Granulated
$4.59'
SAFEWAY Hard Wheat
49-lb. Sack.
PRIMROSE
49-lb. Sack .
$1.75
$1.69
Best Foods Made with Fresh Eggs
Qt. Jar Pint
44c Jar .
Pepper
Highway Catsup 2 23c
Grapefruit BrfnF 2 no. 2 cans25c
Hominy SiVs 2e19c IS-ai3aO
'Pi-mSSWl 3N,L!?25P. Van Camp's-3 cans 19c
Corn
Campbell's
Per Can
Golden Bantam
Golden Butter Kernel
No. 2 can
14V2C
Asparagus ! .12c
Tomato Juice m itSL8 can 6c
Rakiner Powder 25-oz. can 18c
Peaches8 2NoaLH29c
PineaDDle 2NM37c
. . JL. A-
Honey Maid Grahams or Snowflake Sodas
2-lb,
Pkg.
ISe3S)cs)iiqqs
each-2
4-Sw Kitchen Brooms
cans
!SUced
Sunbrite Cleanser 4
Waldorf Tissue 3ns
Silko Tissue 4
.OKSoapStoNaha 4 bars
LunaSoapI. 10
i.7c w isffits &nmm e-2
1 An I Granulated Soap 1 bar White King Soap F ree
19c
19c
19c
SAVE AT THE FOLLOWING SAFEWAY STORES:
162 N. Commercial, Tel. 6169 1976 N. Capi tol, Tel. 8620 1927 State, Tel. 9485
, We reserve the rigKt to limit quantities. $1100 delivery free except sugar.
bars
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Or Wanda Beauty Soap
bar S
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