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BBM f UIID IS
Friday night at 6 o'clock, the
woman's Missionary society ot
the rroltland Eranrelical chare
will teire a fried chicken inpper
In the chorea. ThI .anpper-wffl
mark the opening of t&m ' cam
paign, of the Frnitland caurcb for
a basement.
Proceeds from the supper and
program will go exclusively for
this project. The menu Is: fried
chicken, brown gravy, mashed po
tatoes, noodles, corn, vegetable
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 9154
MORNING MILK
25c
fc tall cans
The label from a can of Morn
ing Milk admits one boy or girl
to the Grand or Hollywood
Theatre Saturday, February 17.
Jane Good Salad Dressing
25c
Macaroni or Spaghetti
Extra special CT
Pkg. be
NUBORASOAP
- POWDER
40-os. no i 22- OO
pkg. . .OJ C I oz. pkg. tO C
Crystal White Soap
5 bars IOC
Onions 10 ibs. 15c
Shrimps
Can
10c
Oysters
Can .....
10c
ONLY LOCATION
17TH & MARKET
CANE SUGAR
8 ns., : 39c
Pink Salmon OKf
2 cans QC
Red Salmon OQs
Tails ...oC
Brookfield Butter nr
Extra grade, lb. uC
Tropic Nut Oleo OE?
3 lbs. ZOC
Formay Shortening A
3 lb. can . 4t7C
i
COFFEE
SPECIALS
Golden West, glass jar;
Hills Red Can, Folgers
Drip, Shillings Drip or
M. J. B. Of
1 lb ooC
33c
Peas
.3 cans
25c
Corn
3 cans
25c
WESSON OIL
Pints . 18c Quarts 35c
One-Halt CC
Gallon 03 C
"Bulk Salad Oil HQ
Quart UOL
Cheese OC
2 ibs i :.ZDC
Potatoes
50 lbs.
50c
Norwegian Sardines
3 cans
25c
Tree Tea Black
Vi lb
reib. ... 25c
Carnation Oats, Carnation
Wheat Large OETr
Prem. Pkg LiDQ
FLOUR
49ib.sk $1,49
Pure Lard nrrt
3 lbs ZDC
Veg. Shortening nr
3 lbs ZOC
Ivory Snow OKf
3 pkgs. t),
Petit Prunes nr.
6 lbs
FRESH BREAD
1 lb. loaf ...... .7C
JSALE
WHILE SUPPLY
LASTS only
ONE SALE
TO A FAMILY)
on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
salad, roUa and butter, coffee, ap
ple pie, ice cream. Following tne
meal a program of music with a
short talk by the pastor, Rer.
Dean VermUUon of Balem, will
be put on in the church. An offer
ing will be taken in. una serrice
to farthar the basement project.
Steryoae tiring in the commun
ity and Salem folk are lnrited to
come. . . ' ! i
HUES HELD
F
TURNER. Feb. 15. r Funeral
services were held at the Metho
dist church Tuesday afternoon for
Miss Ann Eliza McKinney, -who
died at her home four miles
southeast of Turner, February 10,
after a long illness. She was born
at McKlnney's mill near Marion,
Ore., November 9, 1851, was the
third ot 11 children born to Wil
liam and Matilda McKinney, pio
neers of 1847.
Miss McKinney graduated from
Willamette university in 1S73 and
taught for 14 years, giring up the
profession to care for eight moth.
erless children. She joined the
Methodist church when a young
woman. Daring her sickness she
showed a rare spirit of patience
and fortitude. She leaves two
brothers and four sisters , Mrs.
Martha E. Adams, Portland, J. w.
McKinney, Mrs. Frances O. Ball.
Mrs. Alice N. Tracy, Mayro M.
McKinney of Turner, Mrs. Onie
Longsworth, Portland, and other
relatives and many friends. Rev.
W. C. Kanter of Salem conducted
the service. Interment was .In
Twin Oak cemetery. Pall bear
ers were nephews of the deceas
ed, Clark Longsworth ' of Port
land. William McKinney and Mil
ton McKinney of Salem, Corman
Tracy, L. C. and E. E. Ball of
Turner.
GUILD C0HT1
OPENING ffl
Main events of the state con
vention of the World Wide guild,
which will be held at the Calvary
Baptist church, February 17 and
18, will include:
Saturday, February 17
Registration 12-1 o'clock.
Dramatization of "Ruth" Sa
lem First Baptist Church Guild
2-3 o'clock.
Cnemawa Indian school 3:30
4 o'clock.
Conference period 4-5 o'clock.
Banquet First Methodist
church 6 o'clock.
Message from Rev. F. W. Starr
ing 7:30 o'clock.
Program by foreign students of
Linfield college 7:50 o'clock.
Sunday, February 18
Worship service 9:30 o'clock.
Church school 9:40 o'clock.
Morning service, sermon by Dr.
W. A. Petzoldt 10:50 o'clock.
Pageant, "Not of This Fold"
White Temple Guild, Portland
2:15 o'clock.
Candle lighting service.
Adjournment.
Wilson and Hill
Are Bound Over
Thomas H. Wilson and Ross R.
Hill Thursday were bound to the
grand Jury to answer to a charge
of taking about 75 pounds of wool
from the R. C. Hunsaker smoke
house near Turner. The state call
ed five witnesses, including Hun
saker who recounted finding wool
which he believed to 'be his in an
Albany warehouse. Defense made
no showing In the Justice court
hearing. Others called were Char
ley Bell, employed by Hunsaker,
State Officers A. L. Niles and
) Walter Winters and E. P. An
thony of Albany.
STCiE
E. H. Bingenheimer, Prop. Successor to Irish-Bing Grocery Co.
294 N. Commercial Phone 3527 4 Deliveries
Salem's Progressive Grocery Store - Where the Thrifty Thrive
Kitchen Queen Flour,
Hardwheat, (ft-f QQ
49-lb. sack ......!) L.OV
Pure Cane Sugar ir
10 lbs. .4rOL
Cream Oil Toilet i "I n
Soap, 4 bars for XXL
Vegetable Shorten- -j Q
ing, 3 lbs. JLiJL
Matches OQ
per, carton
White Nary -J Qp
Beans, 4 lbs. Aal
Red Rose Floor
49-lb. sack .
$1.29
Bing's Fresh
Candled Eggs
Med. ..2 doz. 25c
Fresh 9 9Q
Extras 4 doz. ZaUVs
Fresh Ground
Coffee, 1 lb
8 lbe. 40c
17c
Solid Pack Tomatoes, or
size 2s ...2 for LJC
Cora Meal, yellow, no
No. 10 size bag mjC
Macaroni, nn
4 lbs. LoC
Bine Rose Rice, tt
4 lbs L6C
Broken Rice, 0 g
5 lbs. LoC
Kerr's Rolled Oats, OOa
9-lb. bag OOC
Peaches In heavy syrup,
Two for UOKs
S & W Coffee
1-lb. can
25c
Picnic Hams
light wt., lb.
lie
Kerr's Farena
10-lb. bag
45c
Mcng9G ETeedl IlDeipai?tf ooneimti
Hodgett Brewster has one of the leading feeds in the northwest, if it is for baby
chicks or laying hens.
HZ B. Egg Producer, the
mash that makes hens lay.
pounds . $2.10
H. B. Master Mash for
Breeding Hens, J0 QK
100 .lbs. DOeJ
HB. LayweU Egg Mash
pounds $1.60
Scratch Feed,
4-grain,.100 lbs.
$1.45
White Leghorn Oyster
Shell f ACT
100 lbs $XUO
H. B. 8-Star Dairy -(J-
Feed, 80 lbs. -L.DX
H. B. Dairy Meal, 20
protein Jf
lOO.lbs. tDX.UU
We hare a complete line of
Seeds, bulk or package.
Our Prices Are f . o. b. Store
GOURTflOUSE PUIjS
BEFORE H
Blueprint copies ot 2S drawings
mads for tb Marion county
conrtbouso remodeling project
were to be laid before Burton
Palmer, deputy CWA administra
tor for Oregon, some time today
bv W. G. Knirhton rpnrAntlnr
the county. Blueprints were made
Wednesday m Portland.
Decision of the county conrt on
whether to proceed with the pro
ject depends on whether or not
May 1 is to be the final date for
CWA. The revised figures for the
Job call for a total outlay of
$160,000. of which about 160.000
will be materials and $100,000 la
bor. CWA would be asked to pay
for the labor and 25 per cent of
the materials, the county court
putting up the balance of the ma
terials cost
Certain detailed drawings will
be held up until it Is finally deter
mined whether or not the work
trill be undertakes.
It the project la started, an the
floors Inside the courthouse will
be tern out. A steel frame will
then las erected Inside the present
walls. When the present vails are
anchored, the portion of the
walla on the recessions on the
north and south side ot the court
house will be torn out. New walls
will be built, eliminating the
present "wells", a portion of the
salvaged material being used.
The estimated time for the re
modeling project is six months.
The bulk of the labor needed
would be skilled.
Wott Speaker for
Friends Meeting
At the quarterly meeting of the
Friends church, at Highland
Friends church here Saturday
night, Edward Mott, presiding
clerk of the Oregon Yearly Meet
ing, will speak. He has been tor
many years a successful bible
teacher and minister of the
church.
STAR HEflBS HOSTS
FOB DIE BATIQIIET
MILL CITY, Feb. 15. Mrs.
Zoe Chesnut and Arthur Allen,
worthy matron and worthy pat
ron, respectively, of Marlly chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, enter
tained their fellow officers at a
banquet monday preceding the
regular meeting of the Star. A
chicken dinner was served, this
being prepared by the Ladies Aid
society ot the Presbyterian
church. Covers were placed for
Mrs. Ines Glayser of Coquiile,
grand conductress, Mrs. Nellie
Hyde of Eugene, Mr.s Pearl Holt
house, Mrs. Gertrude Mason, Mrs.
Marine Dunivan, Mrs. May Coop
er, Mrs. Vivian Albert, Mrs. Helen
Eliasen, Miss Daisy Hendricson,
Mrs. Mildred .Allen, Mrs. Gene
vieve Scott, Mrs. Eva Raines, Mrs.
Elsie" Plambeck, Miss Merle Ches
nut, Mrs. Bessie Allen, Mrs. Edith
Schroeder, Lloyd Dunivan, D. B.
Bill. Mrs. Chesnut and Mr. Allen.
The regular business was
transacted and was followed by a
social hour with cards being the
diversion and a lunch served. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Brown and Mrs.
Silas Brown of Stayton W6re visi
tors tor the closed meeting.
MILL BOSS RETURNS
MILL CITY, Feb. 15. F. R.
Olln, superintendent of the Ham
mond mill in Mill City, arrived
home Wednesday from Ban Fran-
OPTOMETRIC SERVICE
? ' ' ' "X Telephone
CyM 5114
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
All Modern Frames and Lenses
at Prices Everyone Can Afford
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Dr. Ruth M. Dangherty
8012-3 First National
Bank Bldg.
PAGE TEHEE
eisco where ho had been called on'
business. For several weeks Mr.
Olin baa been at Garibaldi-la the
interest ot the company.
. , COPPER COILS
made to order for any kind of
stove or furnace.
MILK CAN STERILIZERS
for dairies or dairy farms.
Made exclusively "by
E. 8. PATTON, Plumber
270 Chemeketa Phone 5517
Save on the Cost of
Shoe Repairs
Sbafer-repaired shoes give
good service, and the eost
is low.
Men's Half Soles 75c
Men's Heels 25c
Ladies' Half Soles .65c
Ladies' Heels 20c
SHAFEIVO
LEATHER STORE
170 S. Commercial
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Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Feb. 16-17-19
118133
Tangy sea foods, canned as they are caught
from the deep, cold, salty ocean or rich
dairy products, kept fresh and sweet in
oar cold Ice-chests. There's canned or
fresh fruits and vegetables, bulk
and packaged foods all clean,
fresh and appetizing. Lent offers
no problem when you shop for
foods at Fay's Takit.
Happy Vale
Alaska Pink, tall cans
Max-i-muM Oral in To
mato and Mustard Sauce
can
3
IFunoasi IFfteDD
White Star
Chicken of the
Sea, y2s cans
Good Quality
and 5-oz. cans
cans
S3
Fancy Full Cream
Aged Just Right, lb.
5c
Fruits and Vegetables
APPLES OQc
Rome Beauties - box m
Bring Box
ORANGES
Sweet Juicy Navels dz.
BANANAS or iL
SWEET SPUDS lb'
Rhubarb 3 lbs. 10c
GRAPEFRUIT
Arizona, large size gga
BUTTER
Always Fresh A Local Product
Ufa. S48
OATS
- Sunripe, 9-Ib. Sack
3SV2C
LUNA SOAP
For an Easy Wash Day
10 bars
Market Features
h 1 1. V-
LIGHT GLOBES ,
General Electric 30 & 60 Watt
each HOG
POT ROAST
Out from Young, Tender f f) L TO
Steer Beef lb. J
MAYONNAISE
., p.. ES
In Bulk - the Very
Beet
FRESH GROUND
ROUND STEAK
The Very
Beat ...
Pork Sausage
Blade from Fresh Pork - That Good,
Tasty Kind 2 lbs.
BOILING BEEF
Ctac
From Choice Steer Beef - Fine to Boil
or Braze Ib.
PURE LARD
2c
Open Kettle Rendered - or Swift's
Jewel Shortening, lO0 Pure Vege
table u 8 lbe.
You Get the Best for Lest at Pay'n Takit Markets
Pure Cane Fine
Granulated
10n.USf
ii
Extra Fancy Rice
Screenings
g lbs. E
IFIL
tlTI BLUE SEAL Hardwheat
I Erery Sack Guaranteed
40-Ib. sack
Pear Brand, 49 lb. sack f 10
XI' The Perfect Bleacher
v Y and Cleaner q
)f 22-oz. bottle O for
a
CLEANSER
Sunbrite
3 cans IOC
WHITE KING
Granulated Soap
large pkg. SgC
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
For That School Girl
Complexion
4 bars 17C
P&G SOAP
Giant Size
7 bars 25C
1 bar Med. Ivory Free
COFFEE
Airway is the name and the qual
ity always the same.
3 lbs. ggO
MILK
Mt. Vernon Tall Cans
4 cans 2&S
COFFEE
Edward's Dependable
Vacuum Pack
1 lb. can 25C
PEACHES DJ Monte, No. 13C
PEAG M Monte Early Gardes, ts, S eans 2gC
MUG TARD Ubbj - o. Jar. - each Qq
GalacJ Dressing rqu. 29c
TOr.IATO GOI7P Ta. Cap e C
INGTANT POGTUM ST $9e
Pcstfc Dran Flaltcs 8 pkgs. 2156
CEIAC1XEIS n b-c- sdM a ib. box 25 c
SALT MAX-1-HUM 1 - lb. Shaker &C
CIGARETTEG 23c
P. A. TOBACCO pock'1 6e
GINGER AIlE Paleface, 12-ox. bot.
DOG F O O D STROXGHART, ea CC
String Deans, Peas
No. 2 cans
9 for
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