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MT. ANGEL, Not. 9. The city
euricil - at -its regular meeting
Monday evening held a - hearing
on -f he proposed city budget for
1 J 5 4." Not a citizen appeared in
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Celery Zk bunches 5c
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protest so the budget was appror
ed and adopted as prepared by
the budget committee, headed by
Joseph J. Keber. The budget to
uts about 19800. '
Results of the city election
showed Dr. J.Ei Webb, re-elected
as mayor, with 179 rotes; Alois
Keber, treasurer,, with 193 votes;
Forrest J. Sanyork was elected
recorder with 110 rotes; P. N.
Smith, present lnsumbent, receiv
ed 102 rotes. The three council
men chosen were J. H. Bigler, 155
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Fresh Med. Eggs
24c L 47c
Doz.
Rockwood's Cocoa
2 lb. tin ..17C
Morton Smoke Salt
Two 23c
Sizes 95c
Kraut Cabbage
50 ibs ....... 41c
White Beans
4 lbs.
Sraan 19c
Feed Department
; Hodgen-Brewster Feeds
Always Lead
Egg Producer with milk, oil
and greens. Best In o 1 O
the west. New price U
H. B. Egg Prodacer with oil
and, greens. o aa
100 lbs .UU
H. B. LarweU with
milk and! oil
Crown Pellet Feed,
Komplete Feed . . .
Groand
Oats'
1.73
2.00
1.05
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TL 4010
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EGG NOODLES
Hard Wheat
Pkg. .
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Vanilla Extract
Imitation
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White
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All-Wheat
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Snowdrift
6 lbs.
92c
Wesson Oil FQ
gallon OUK,
Mayonnaise Blixer, with
one pint Aft
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Shredded Wheat
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votes. O. I Withers, 481-TOtes.
and William Conrad,? 1C9 Tot.
Q. R. William, Uh other candi
date, received 105 rotes.' ,
SIIAERTON, Kot t. Mrs.
James JL Jitt toing south on
Church street a a Mrs. Bealah
Weddle going; west, collided and
the Weddle car suffered a bent
front axel, injured fenders, while
the Neal car fenders were in
jured, -
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Raisin-Bran Bread -Honey-Bran
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, WE CALL IT
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loaf
Baked Daily by
Benson Baking Co.
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POTATOES
Bay your winter snp--ply
now. We look for
higher prices due to
cold weather.
50 Gems" 1
100 OIL.
1004b. bags Saatiara
Gems - Grade Abont 75
No. ! A Real Bay! ;
ORANGES
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252 size; fancy, sweet
and juicy Kn
Dozen ..... Xtlt
CELERY
Well Bleached
9c
stalks
CARROTS
Large 1 n
Bunch
CRANBERRIES
Fancy Red, Ripe Buy
Now for Thanksgiving
25c
lbs......
Brooms
Each
29c
Soap, P. & G.
10 for
33c
Green Mixing Bowl FREE
While They Last .
HOT LUNCHES FOR
0 PUPILS SERVED
By ; M o nmouth Parent-
Teacljers, Says Report
At Regular Meet
MONMOUTH, Not. 9. Mon
month's ' Parent-Teacher assocla
Hon met Tuesday night with a
tare attendance present. Mrs. L.
E. Forbes, the president, presided
An interesting report of the re
cent state conrention held in Sa
lem was giren by Mrs. V. V. Cald
well, secretary.
A hot-lunch dish is being serr-
ed daily to more than 60 children
in the training school, this being
financed by the Parent - Teacher
association with individual con
tributions. Sponsorship of. the
P.-T. A keeps the project in suc
cessful operation. Mrs. Forbes
stated that many delegates whom
she contacted at the P.-T. A. con
rention were astounded to learn
that this could be, and was, kept
going without any charge to the
children.
rroject Started In 1032
Miss Effie Smith, who prepares
cafeteria lunches for the training
school faculty, also makes the
hot soup tor the children in the
school kitchen. The project was
tried out first in 1932 and was
carried through the school, year
without a break until June 1. Mrs.
J. B. Lorence is chairman of the
committee in charge.
, The program featured Book
week, now being observed at the
training school. Miss Clara Trot
ter, director, gave a short talk on
tainfhg school. The final nam
training schcol. The Final nam
ber was a short play presented
by eighth grade children.
At the business session It was
roted" to contribute toward the
traveling expenses of the state
P.-T. A president; also voted to
pay transportation of local dele
gates to the state convention.
CHS ROLL FDR
v AUMSVTLLE, Not. The
school'- census - this7' year ' shows
only IS2 children, as compared
to 179 last year, th district
clerk reports. Several large fami
lies hare moved from the district
in the year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Calmus
are the proud parents of a baby
girl. Th!j Is their sixth child
and the first girl.
Miss Tissia Cupp and her
mother, Mrs. Hoyt Cupp, left
Sunday for Sap. Francisco for a
vacation and to visit relatives.
Tuesday afternoon, the P.-T. A.
sewing club met at the school
house to finish np the fancy work
tor the bazaar. that will be, held
all day November 7. A tnrkey
will be given aT7ay. A small
admission will be charged..
Mr. and Mrs. Hannon haTe
sold their garage and service
station here and are moving to
Salem.
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Cheese, full
cream, lb.
Coffee, Alad-
lie
25c
din, lb.
Corn, Golden Bantam
3 f 25c
Kellogg's Corn
Flakes, pkg. OL
Milk, Libby or ML
Vernon
can i til
Walnuts, new OK-v
crop, 2 lbs. . a-iuL
ASPARAGUS
Preferred Stock Picnic
Tins, Fancy Quality
25c
tins
PORK & BEANS
Armour's, large 24 size
J cans 27c
Peanut Butter
MAYONNAISE
In Bulk
Quart
25c
k Bring : Container
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West Salem; News
WEST SAtEM" Not. . The
railroad bridge erew, who were
here with several cars on a sid-
ing near the Cleary-HUlman Pack
ing plant for the past several
weeks, has completed work and
moved.
At the regular meeting of the
Kingwood Post ot'the American
Legion to be held Friday evening
at the city hall, the report of the
findings of the committee named
to make arrangements about the
property upon which the new le
gion hall and club house is to be
erected, will be given. From 6 to
S o'clock, preceding the legion
meeting, the women of the church
will serve a fine. big. chicken din
ner in tho community hall.
Nuptials Announced
The quiet wedding of Miss Reba
Thurman, eldest daughter dt Id r.
and Mrs.George Thurman of West
Salem, to Nicholas Sweigart,
which was solemnized on Novem
ber 1, is Just now being announ
ced. The young couple are mak
ing their home in the Clifford
Tongueland place on Kingwood
avenue.
At the November meeting of
the city council, it was agreed
that the bonds for beer venders
within the city should be fixed
within 10 days or t h e 1 r places
closed up. The street committee
was instructed to look into the
proposition of fixing Piedmont
avenue between Cascade drive and
Rosemont and determine the ex
tent of needed improvements to
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One 1 6c pkg. 1 VORY FLAKES FREE!
put it in good usable shape. ,
The bus owner, C. L. Beck, who
has been operating on a (0 day
trial, asked for franchise, and
the motion prevailed that one be
granted him for a three year per
iod, with an option for three years
more If desired, the franchise to
be not transferable. - ?
r In response to a previous re
quest lor permission to sell beer,
the Riverside Grocery., was grant
ed that privilege, providing, they
put in extra lighting In the front
of the store and comply with the
law.
City Attorney Elmer Cook re
ported t b a t t h e easements on
streets and property vacated were
drawn up and ready to be signed.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalke have
purchased an acre of land between
Cascade and Terrace drives and
joining the Applewhite property
and next to lfls acre. The Charles
E. Stricklins have bought an acre
or more and both families are
planning to build on the land and
make their homes there.
NEWLYWEDS GROW
CENTRAL HOWELL, Nov. 9.
Central Howell is having a
larger share of newlyweds than
is usual in so short a time. Two
more weddings last week were
those of John Rutherford to
Clara LeVailey, November 4, and
John Wood to Faye Ramsden,
November 2, both at Vancouver.
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Large package
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PEARLS OF
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For a Perfect Breakfast
Package
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Rally Day Program
Arranged for Sunday
CLEAR LAKE, Nov. I.ti-Rilly
day will be observed Sunday at
the Clear Lake Evangelical
church. The morning sermon will
be given by the pastor, Rev. G. F.
Leining, Jr. There will he a cas
ket dinner at the noon "hour and
at 1:30 o'clock a program will be
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In address by Dr. Eory W. Pet-.
ticord, pastor of the First Baptist -t
la Salem. , ! Jf. . -t 7 . .
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! BCIO, Nov.FJ.' ! , Both "Oak
view and Riverview schools .re
jected the proposal of a' special.,
levy for bus transportation to
Scio high sehooL Parents f stu!
dents will continue to pay the
transportation charges,' it Is stated
COCOMALT
Pound tins
CALUMET
BAKING
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Poniid tins
25s
for
3-for
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