SOI PREFAB
FOR BIB KEIB
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When Traveling Trowel
. Comes; Thelma Gaylord
is P. T. A. Speaker
VOLALLA, Feb. 1. R. R.
. Rtvitt, Salem attorney and form
er dean of i the "Willamette onl
wtrlty law school, addressed the
till It school student body Monday
fttternnoon. Bis topic was "Crime
Detection."
. Preparations to care tor 125
msts are being made by the local
if atonic lodge for Febrnary 8.
112 N. Commercial Si.
mi
j"t.
CIUXH BLACK
Jambo 126
. Size
Turnips, Carrots
Rutabagas, Parsnips
BEiS)r,as
. 1 Toy or 1 Whisk
PURE LAUD
ORANGES
Salad Dressing 1Tntt Quart 2)C
COAP
Unwrapped,
v Yellow or White
DEANG
Peaches,Pears,Apricots ISc
PRUNED
MACARONI
CHEESE
FLOUR ; SET 49,. $1.69
While Present Stock Lasts
GPUDG
Best No. 2
We Have
Sugar iered both
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pirc (Soak
E. H Bingenheimer, Prop. Successor to Irish-Bin; Co. )
294 N. Commercial Phone 4 Deliveries.
' Salem's Progressive Grocery Store Where the Thrifty Thrive
-.- Our Prices Are All f.o.b. Store Door
White Nary Beans, 10
ilhfl. ............... 13C
Meav Bed Beans, 1Q
4 . iac
Blue Rose Bice, 10
dibs. 13C
Santlam Borbank Potatoes
U. 8. No. 2. ' CQ
eft lbs. .............. DOC
Deschutes Potatoes, U.S. J A
No. I, SO lb. bag ... W.C..
Kerr's White Eagle Hardwheat
Kerr'a Graham Flonr, ' r
9s, fine or coarse . . . . . 30C
Kerr's Hotcake Flour, J a
10s. self rising Ht6C
Hodzen-Brewster Feed .Was
Mings-Feed Den
I H. B- Egg Producer. This mash Shamrock Scratch, A
:v .tb Wghest grade 4 gmn, 100 lbs..... $1.40
mtshea that can be on the mar- - -- :
XiL An egg for very 9 1 A w
eaekle. 100 lbs. V.; . ZelU j : $1.00
IV b. ivayweii Egf Hash, the 1 'rrrrrrr, ! 7"
est for your money at this Orsws Komprest- Eomplete.
price :, ' Cf Egg Pellets,. q f
MO.lba. ,V10U 100 lbs. psU
when the traveling trowel will be
In. Molalla. GaesU trom Oregon
City, Canby and Portland aie ex
pected. ; .s
Friday erenlng will be the
birthday meeting of the local
Parent Teachers' association. The
meeting will beVas usual in the
grade school at ft p. m. Thelma
Gaylord, conaty home demonstra
tion agent, will be the principal
speaker. Sixth and seventh grade
papils will give a play, "The P.
T, A.. Birthday Cake."
Camp Fire Girls Meet
Eight new girls attended the
meeting of the Ton Ka Wa Camp
Fire Girls Monday afternoon at
the Forrest Donton home and de
cided to .Join the group. Since
this will nearly double the or
ganization's me mberihlp, the
gnardian, Mrs. Norman Edmund
son, has secured an assistant
gnardian, Alice Miller. No . date
Phone 5151
OAXCIPEXDZAiar?S0E(afCft)
1 lb. ....02c
H lb. ...83c
U lb. ...We
JAPAN (Oreen)
lib 45c
H lb. ...25c
K lb. . . .13c
Sweet, Juicy JJ
Navels SIze
TREE TEA
& 6 ib, 29
5 ibs. E(
Oregon
Made
Broom Free
lbs.
C Mi
ll
cakes
Fancy
Cal. Reds
10
lbs.
Fancy o Ifr
large size i lbs.
Cnrre
Cut
4 ibs. 19c
P. S. Packed in
Glass pound
29C
Ore. Full
Cream
lb. lie
Oregon
Been
SO ibs. 49c
You Be the
Judge
If We Sold More Eggs
Than Any Other Store
In Salem, retaiL
Mrs. Chester Pickens was the
nearest to. the correct number
of dozen sold. Her guess was
1020 dozen. We retailed 1082
dozen eggs Friday and Satur
day of Blag's strictly fresh can
dled eggs. We wiQ have a com
plete line of fresh eggs this
week. Be one of the many cus
tomers that patronize a home
owned store.
Macaroni, f g
4 lbs.... 19c
Large Size Oranges, i
per dox. ............. IfC
Robnsta Coffee, fresh
ground, lb. ..........
Used to Help Supply Our
Oar Egg Contest
The distribution of the 8tat
man today Including the extra
green -soplei Is
has been set tor- the ceremonial
for new members. Those Joining
are Dawn Dunton, Era Mae Mil
ler, Doris Pedersoa, Maxlne 'Ml
ler, - Frances Waller. Patricia
Pemble, Mercedes Bernard and
Rena Hart. "
More than enough money . to
pay the local Boy Scout assess
ment .was raised by the -Parent
Teachers' association at a dinner
Monday night at Uo Methodist
church. The assessment. Is $24
and the profits of the dinner, err
ed to 142 persons, were about
$35. Special guests were Carl Mo
line, county scont commissioner,
who talked on scont camps and
cub scoot work, and George 1L
Hankins, scout couqrty treasurer,
who talked . on finances. Other
speakers were Olirer Buxton, lo
cal scont master, and Emery
Worth, committeeman.
A tenderfoot badge was award
ed Scont Donald Burns, and one
year service pins were awarded
Robert Qalst, Donald Klecker,
James Waller, Burnell Ward, Alli
son Stoars and Richard Etoars. C.
W. Kendall, who has been active
in scont work In other towns and
who is a newcomer here, agreed
to be the leader of a cab scont
group. If each an organisation is
formed.
Sunday Schoolers
Hold Election and
Social at Shelburn
SHELBURN. Feb. 1. The
first meeting of the W. W. W.
class of the Christian Sunday
school was held at the home of
Veneta McClaln. Officers elected
are: President, . Dolphia Jorgen
son; vice - president, Marjory
Moses; secretary - treasurer, Max
lne Arnold.
After election games were play
ed. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Ed Myers, Mrs. B. Stltcha and
Mrs. C. O. McClaln to 22 young
people: Ella Hall, Alene McDon
ald, Marjory Moses, Maxine Arn
old, Maxlne Moses, Helen Myers,
Lester Kniken, Ruth Miller, Lu
cille Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Ralston, Dolphia Jorgenson, How
ard Shelton, Veneta McClaln.
Ruth and Benjamin Ralton, Mrs.
Ed Myers, Mrs. B. Stltcha and
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. McClaln.
Funeral Services
Held for G. Tice
Who Died Tuesday
FALLS CITY, Feb, 1. Funer
al services were held In the
Methodist chnrch Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock for George Tice
who passed away at his home here
Tuesday night after a long illness.
He Is survived by his widow, a
daughter. Mrs. Emma Frink and
a son. William Tice, all of Falls
City. The services were in eharge
of the I. O. O. F. lodge with in
terment in the L O. O. F. ceme
tery. SHOE REPAIRING
Skilled workmanship and only
the best of leather guarantees
a good job.
Men's Half Soles
Men's Heels
Ladies' Half Soles 65c
Ladies' Heels .20c
SHAFER'S
LEATHER STORE
170 8. Commercial
Kerr's Rapid Cooking
Oats, 10s
37c
Kerr's Beg. Rolled Oats, 09
10 lbs OOC
Sugar, pure cane; m -
10 lbs. OC
Creme OH Soap, 11-.
4 bar HC
Big Boy Soap, 9Q
6 bars
Armour's Milk, - 1 7j
S tall cans If C
Del Mais Corn, a real value tor
this product,
S cans
Peaches In heavy- syrup, QO
1 else, t cans ...... OOC
artment
Poultrymen With Feed Fort
.;'csv;. - M:i . ,
White gboni Oyster Shell,
cut from live. oyster Ct'ftC"
shells, 100 lbs. ... l.UO
Granite Grit, the hardest grit
on the market, r H aa
100 lbs. leUU
H. B. Dairy Peed, 0 t(
11 protein ...... 91eUU
PLAT1S efflEFIfTEA I
AMITT, Jeb. 1 The art ap
preciation class met at Mrs A. W.
Newbys Monday night Mrs. H.
W. Torbert, president,' presided.
The group decided to continue the
study of the old masters the rest
of the year and voted to give a
silver tea sometime in April and
have artists present from various
places in the Willamette valley.
- Proceeds of the tea will go to
buy books of art to be given to
the Amity library. Lessons on the
life work of Corregglowas given
by Mrs. E. O. Morris, with pic
tures and the history being given
by Mrs. J. W. Knight. Mrs. A. N.
Arnold gave a paper on. the life
of Titian and the history of the
pictnres was giren hy Mrs. Grant
Carrick.
There were IS members pres
ent and the next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Orlle
Robins.
Mrs. O. D. Thomas held open
house on Monday to celebrate her
85th birthday. The study club pre
sented her with a large birthday
cake. More than 76 attended. The
house was decorated with prim
roses, China lilies and spirea,
which were grown and picked In
Amity yards during January. Out-of-town
friends were present from
Salem, Portland and McMinnville.
Mrs. Thomas has been active in
church and community work the
past 30 years. She came here from
Minnesota.
RE8EKAK CH IS
SUITED FOR FEE. 7
FALLS CITY, Feb, 1. The
Rebekah convention of district
number nine, will be held here all
day Wednesday, February 17 with
morning and afternoon sessions.
Dinner will be served at noon at
the Methodist church at nominal
charge.
The members of the local Chris
tian Endeavor society will have a
banquet in the social room of the
Christian church Snnday at 6 p.m.
in honor of the anniversary of
the birth of the society.
. A son weighing nine pounds
was born to Mr. and Mrs. John
Teal Wednesday morning at their
home here.
Mrs. Susie Raker and daughter
Martha are making an extended
visit with Rev. and Mrs. H. M.
Mead and family near Brunk
Corner.
Dayton Lodges are
Well Represented
at County Session
. DAYTON, Feb. 1. About 80
members of the Dayton Odd Fel
lows and Rebekah lodges attended
the Yamhill county quarterly con
vention at Yamhill Tuesday night.
These officers were elected: War
den, Miss Madalene Rossner;
chaplain, Mrs. Vanlsha Newby;
bonductor, Miss Margaret Fergu
son. A program of skits and read
ings was presented.. A 10:30
o'clock luncheon was served after
which dancing was enjoyed until
midnight.
At a meeting of the Yamhill
melon growers held Monday night
at the home of the president, Mor
ton Tompkins, John Shelburne
and Dale Fowler were elected
delegates to represent the county
at a state meeting to be held at
the Imperial hotel In Portland,
Wednesday, February 7, to work
out a marketing code for the 1934
crop.
Marvin VanCleave
is New. President
of School Pupils
HAZEL OREEN, Feb. 1 The
student body held the last meet
ing for the first half of the year
recently with Beatrice Johnson,
president, Alexander Sharp, sec
retary, in, charge. New officers
elected are: president, Marvin
Van Cleave; vice president, Quen
tin Zielinskl; secretary, Hilda
Slattum; sergeant-at-arms, Gen
eva Van Cleave. Committee ap
pointed to prepare a Valentine
box Is: . Beatrice Johnson, Daisy
Rutherford and Alice Montan
don. Pinkeye Prevalent in
Cloverdale District
CLOVEDALE, Feb. 1. Mable
Sebifferer, a sophomore in the
Turner high school, is very- ill
with a severe case of tonsilltls.
There are several eases of pink
eye in this community. It is more
prevalent among the children with
but two grown people afflicted np
to this date. Mrs. P. Davis suf
fered an attack of influenza dur
ing the past week.
TRIANGLE X-TRA
EGG PRODUCER
(Blash or Pellets)
fed regularly, has greatly in
ereased the yield of EXTRA
eggs for hundreds of Oregon
poultrymen. Give it trial. ,
BULK GARDEN SEEDS
All fresh tested stock to choose
from. Onion gets, early pota
toes. laws seed, fertilizers, peat
moss,, etc
17. J. LEE & SON
FEED - FLOUR SEED
349 Ferry, , Phone 9418
cash. TOR - ,
BUTTERFAT -EGGS- GRAIN
11
Savings: Worth While for
V
1
aw
stocked pantry. .
Snowdrift
Shortening
6-lb. pail
72
niL
Yz gallon
4-lb. pail
1-lb. can
Macron
Mb.cn fj(
2-lb.can
Amaizo Crystal
5-lb. pail
I
Hard
Wheat
Ml.
49-lb. sack
2L
IK
11 1
iULA
There's every indication that many items in the food line will be higher
and we telieve a very nice saving will be made by those who have a well
n . 1 . no.
Wmsssa Ala CS
UllldUl
HUNT BROS. PANCT
fliiteBiiii 35c
GREAT
COFFEE
FRESHLY ROASTED
SugarCorn 3for21c
FANCY IOWA
v
Fresh Meat Department
Prime Government Inspected Beef
Pott Prime Steer Beef
EJQOtt pound
BggO
Cui?Iloiiim
EIghiisiigI
ILARED 3 pounds
Breakfast
Sunmaid Large Seeded Raisins, pkg. 7c
Calumet Baking Powder, 1-lb. can 25c
White Star Tuna Fish, s. 3 for 27c
Tuna Flakes, l2 10c, 3 for 29c
Rose Dale Med. Red Salmon tall can 10c
Blue Jacket Sardines, Vis 3 for 14c
Spirit of Norway Sardines 4,for 25c
S&W Grapefruit .1.2 cans 25c
Entwood Peas.. ..3 cans 25c
Morten's Iodized Salt 26 oz. sk. 3 for 25c
1 Golden Key Milk ..... 5 tall cans 27c
Thompson Seedless Raisins 4 lb. pk. 21c
Freshly Milled Rolled Oats, 10s sk. 32c
Leslie's Shaker Salt ....:.......3 pkgi. 25c
Golden Key Mill, small cans ....doz. 35c
Friday, Saturday, Monday
2 Z tor SS
Ka- t
3 for 37
cans , j
NORTHERN
i 39c
NO. 2 CANS
q)c
pound
pound
pound
Freshly
Rendered
Vi or
Whole
24Jc
pound
t M 11 1
1 1 1
ELI
PEKSE
4.ib. Pkg. n
2-ib. pkg.
Mb. pkg. g
G
2 large bottles
Pillabury'o
Old Mill
v at m
49-lb. sack
Amaizo Golden
5-lb. pail
Aluminum
Premium
large package
w. aaMSM. v r ....
V
1 m .
tn DO ou pmm :
Doyle 's
Supreme
IFcpcBxfl
4 cans
Scandlei?
w'" slsasBisw
III
mm mm
m