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Salemy Oregon,' Friday ; Morning, December IS, : 1933
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Starts 9 A. M. Today
Too Much Merchandise
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Not Enough Money!
1 : We are stocked with Diamonds, Watches,
tr! and all kinds of Birth Stone Rings, which
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. i :j : ' Every article in the store reduced. -
Before You Buy
COMPARE OUR PRICES
Waltham, Illinois, Gruen, Bulova, Elgin
and other standard make watches being,
sold from 30 to 60 less than the usual
selling price.
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Ladies' Bracelet Watches, formerly
$1 7.50 to $22.50, now $10.95
$5 Wrist Watch, guaranteed ....$2.95
Mens $25 Waltham $12.95
Men s $42.50 Illinois Watches ......$19.85
Men s $57.50 21-Jewel Bulova $24.65
Ladies $45 Illinois Watch $29.95
Ladies' $22.50 Baguette Wrist
! Watch ...... -I $14.85
Ladies' $40 Gruen Wrist Watch ....$22.85
Men's $27.50 Gruen Wrist Watch $17.85
Bulova $37.50 Wrist Watch $22.50
DIAMONDS to be sold at
HALF PRICE While They Last
Diamond Engagement
Rings, reg. $39.50,
now ..$21.95
I Diamond Set Wedding
Rings, originally
$27.50, cut to ....$14.85
$62.50 Engagement Ring and 5-Diamond
' : Wedding Ring to Match $29.95
Diamond Engagement Ring, was
$22.50, now $9.85
$125.00 Platinum Ring with 1 3
? ! Diamonds $61 .75
Sensational REDUCTIONS
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I GIFT JEWELRY
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Automatic Lighter, reg. 2
now 95c
$10.00 Ronson Lighter Set,
Cigarette Case and auto-
: matic lighter ..$65
$5.50 Musical Powder Box .2.95
'Salt and Peppers, Genuine
Pewter - and silver reg.
I $2.00, now 95e
$13.95 Community Tudor
Plate, 26 pieces, stainless
.blades r .: , $8.95
26-piece Hollow Handle set,
I stainless blades $9.75
! Sugar and Creamers and
tray will go at, set
i$2.50 Candle Sticks
.$1.95
$W5
Men's and Ladies Birth Stone 1 n
Rings and. Cameo Rings all go at 2 HCe
Double Compacts, reg. $1.50, now 7fa
$120 Enamel Toilet Sets, guaranteed 10 years $75
$2.95 Sterling Silver Necklaces and rings to
! match ti s
$10 Buckle Bracelets In all colors 95c
$3.50 Genuine Rock Crystals
$1.00 Pearls to go at l.:..-,:..t:
1 Watch, Bracelets, reg. $10
$12.50 8-day Mantel Qock
fiu west ciox
41.75
19c
.75c
.$8.50
95c
A Small Deposit WU1 Hold Any Article UnUl Wasted
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: MRS. GRACE WORSE .
SILVERTON, Dec. ,14. Mr.
Esther Grace. 83, au been utfer
Ing Mm lnflaenza for r a , period
ot two Greeks-end th latter part
of this week bas been' threatened
with pneumonia. She Is being car
ed for by btt daughter Mrs. Daisy
Woods. Mrs. i Grace 1 bas Jut re
cently recovered from , a broken
kip and was now able to be about
the bonse -wltb crutches.
112 N. Commercial St.
Phone 5151
1LE
lbs.
Kitchen
Queen-
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Mealies, 21I3
Pork & Beans
Armours
2H tins
3 for Qg
Satin Mix Candy 2 iba 25c
New Crop Dates 2 ib. 19 C
Cheese, Full Cream n. lOc"
M. J. B. Coffee 3 ib. un 74c
Play Fair Dog Food 4 for 25 C
Aladdin Coffee ib. 21 C
Roasted Peanuts 2 lbs. 19 c
Mayonnaise .... Ib bulk, quart 25c
Oranges . Valencies 3 do. 29c
Turnips - Rutabagas 5 ib. 10c
Celery Hearts ... Large bunch 5c
Grapefruit Sunkist 4 for 15c
No. 2 Yakima
Spuds
Gems, 50 Ibf.
44c
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Originators of Low Prices
351 State St
4Come Down Sometime
And look over our TABLE TREATS in the line of
meats. You pay less and buy the best. Another reason
why Particular People Patronize The Midget.
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Regular Prices Not "Specials"
Bacon Squares
Sugar Cured A Sugar Cured A
ib. cC ib. uC
Freshly Smoked A Real Buy
'Fiavorized' Hams : Iia1
Ask the Man Who Has Tasted One
Beefi Roast Boiling BecE
Prime Plate Rib A
ib. .. m a og
SSrloin Donclcss
STEAK ROAST
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Real VAMfES
The prices listed below, unusually low as thej are, tell only
half the story. This real Is of as fine a quality as we have
ever had the pleasure of selling. MILK - FED, TEXDER,
TASTEFUIi AND TEMPTING. A refreshing change from
holiday .menu. 1 '
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Sugarplum Season" Here
So Make Sweetmeats Now
It Is likely that the sath'or of
the famous "Night Before Christ
maa" who wrote: t , '" .
"and visions of sugarplums
danced in their head . .
was thinking about dates, stuffed
to a fullness with Juicy, nutmeats
and glistening with mounds of
snowy sugar, for these are the
sugarplums of ' today's children
and it wouldn't be Christmas with
out them. Let's start making them
now! " ' " ".
Grown In biblical lands, right
on the site of what was the Gar
den of Eden, dates are linked to
Christmas by tradition as well as
taste.
Since they are as good days la
ter as when they are first, made,
stuffed dates ' may be prepared
well in adrance of the holidays.
Full directions are giren here for
the norlee and the seasoned mem
bers of the sugarplum: sorority
will welcome the new recipes pro
Tided. . -. . . .
Stuffed -Dates
The favorit) stuffings for dates
are: nutmeats, plain; sugared or
salted; fruit paste; fondants; and
marshmallows. To stuff dates, pit
the 10-ounce packages of dates,
being sure to get the pasteuriz
ed variety, or use the ready-pitted
kind. It is usually desirable
to leave a bii of stuffing visible,
although date may be wrapped
entirely around the filling to
keep i; moist. After stuffing, su
gar dates by shaking a few at a
time in a paper bag containing
granulated sugar; or dates may
be rolled in chopped nutmeats
after stuffing. Some new fillings
are:
Fondant (Uncooked) '
1 1-3 cups confectioner's sugar
1 Vm tbsps. butter
1-8 tsp. vanilla or other flavoring
(.ream to moisten
The distribution or the States
man today including the extra
green copies Is . . ' .
Cream butter and sugar toge
ther with a fork. Add flavoring
and enough cream to make paste
of proper consistency for stuff
ing. Stuff dates, ' leaving some. of.
the fondant exposed. Roll dates
in sugar. -
Variations for Fondant .Staffing
Melted chocolate may be add
ed to plain' fondant for choco
late fondant
' Fondant uay be colored any
desired ' pastel shade with food
coloring. Flavoring of various
types may , also . be used . such as
rose, almond, peppermint. uit
the coloring to. the flavors used.'
: Chopped nutmeats may be add
ed to the fondant, or a half nut
meat pressed into tbe fondant.
' Orange Peanot Butter
1-3 cup peanut butter ( lb.)
6 tbsps orange Juice
orange rind
Candled orange peel or grated
Add orange Juice slowly to pea
nut butter; mix well. Add
teaspoon, grated orange rind or
a tablespoon candied orange peel.
Stuff dates and roll in sugar or
in finely chopped salted peanuts.
Marshmallow Cocoanot
Cut M lb. fresh marshmallows
Into Quarters with scissors. Stuff
each date with a piece of the
marshmallow, placing cut side
up. Dip sticky surface of marsh
mallows Into shredded cocoanut.
L. Cooper and Mrs. J, F. Wienert
accompanied them to visit Mr. and
Mrs. William ; Wood; who are
again flooded out of their home
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LTONS, Dec. 14 Mrs: Welma
Adams and soar Bruce, who have
lived in the small cottage on the
A. Ring place the past two years,
have moved to. the Cliff Phillips
farm In Fox Valley.' ;r :
TWO MORE IN TOWN
8TATTON, Dec. 14 Mr. and
Mrs. Raleigh Harold have a new
daughter, who has -been named,
Clara l Marie. Mr. and Mrs; Ed
Forrette are the parents of a son,
born Monday. '
Mrs. Martha Cliriard
frj Die in Washmgtoh t
; SILVERTON, Dec.' 14, Mrs.
Emil Grant received word of the
death -of her mother, Jlrt. Martha
Cllnard at her home at Erer
son, ; Wash Mrs.' Clinard Is-well ( ?
known here: She was a cousin of
Mrs. Ernest Palmer; Sarviflng are
her widower, : Merle CUnardVher,
daughter.-Mra: Grant , and three;
other daughters,!-Thelma, Myrtle;
and Phyllis all of ETerson. ;
' BROTHER Uf TRAGEDY ' .
LYONSjPec 1 Mrsv Leon;
Smith as summoned to Pendle-.
ton Tuesdar by word that her
brother had been shot. She had .
spent ThanksgiTln' With her rel
atives there. - v ; . "
. FLOODED OUT OF HOME
AIRLIE, Dec. 14. Laren and
Frank Cooper made a business
trip to" Portland Wednesday. Mrs,
WELUCHOSEN
'A. Jk
For Everyone
It's Suggestions You Want,
See Our Windows
Drug
Court at Liberty
Phone 3444
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This being National Cheese Week,, we have selected any number of
the most popular varieties priced them low so as to move great
quantities in support of the president's campaign to help the dairy
industry. A factory representative at this store Saturday offering
samples of the various kinds for your approval
(&WWMR
10c lb.
VcalBffcast
E3A(5(S)N 1C? ESQ
Sliced frh -from the strip. An advantage over the package "
Aklnd.' Beisldes, it's home cured. J r ; :
O AUGAGE
Pure Pork 4fbl
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Little EiinliG
Pure Pork
lb. .
Kg
A revelation in all-round goodness. Hade fresh and
sold fresh. Delightful for breakfast.' ' : .
Fresh MARGARINE 41b.2gc3
We close at 6 pju. On Saturdays at 7-pjn.
HARRY M. LEVY, Prop.
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M dJ IS 4 pound tins . . . . pound 243
(SHoleim Wesft . . . .1 pound tin
EflnllllG IBfftDG. Red Can 1 pound tin 27
Swift & Co. Prime Steer Beef
Finest Quality Sirloin Steak . .
.12c
Prime Pot Roasts, lb.
.10c
Boiling Beef, pound
.7c
Freshly Rendered Pure Lard, 3 lbs.
.20c
Crimson Rambler Cane anil Wanle Svrup, 5 lbs. . 6Sg
Calumet
Baking Powder
1 Pksr. Cocoanut Free
1 lb. can 25c
Finest Quality
Mince Meat
per pound "
10c
PURE SORGHUM
For Table or Fine Bating
2-lb. tin at the price of -cheap
Black Strap . -: 2Z5tEi
ne Pound Hut Fruit Cake
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Amaizo Corn StarcH
pound package
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(Limit)
Log Cabin Synip, table) size ..... ...:.29c
Baker't Southern Style Cocoanut lc
Post Toasties, 3 pkgs. ...;........ri..21c
Sanka Coffee, lb. ;..,.:..;.:.....;.....43c
NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT .L.i5c
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