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The OREGON STATESMAN.- SaleiarOTegbn'FridajrIorniWg, January 18, 1935
CLASSES IX. CONTEST ,
RICKREALL,' Jan.1 17.- A con-
teak . wilt begin Sunday - for - tb
Suaday school student who bar
tn - dTided Into two groups.
Katherine Lo-wcry beads tb red
side and Elsie Ellis the blue. BeV.
Oaeffroy baa organized Interest
inr series of sermons upon tbe
Apostles. - i -
MODEL FOOD MARKET; ;
Phone 4111 , 275 N. Jligh Street
- FREE Delivery 30 Pay Account Service
.Courteous Service. Quality Foods Priced Right
Golden West Coffee, 1-lb. jar or .can
Hershey's Cocoa, Yx -lb. can
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
10 lbs. Cane Sugar, cloth bags
Albers' Flap Jack Flour, large pkg.
Fishers Biscuit Mix, large pkg.
White King Granulated Soap,' large pkg. .
White Wonder Soap, 20 bars ..
Babbitt's Cleanser, 3 cans .
Cal. Small White Beans. 4 lbs. .
CaL Uncoated Rice, 4 lbs.
.t-30c
.:....8e
X-49c
4-52c
...21c
.23c
.29c
49c
i.-14c
- Camp fire Marshmallows, lb.- pkg. .
, Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, pints
Miracle Whip. Salad Dressing, quarts
Danish Banquet Cheese, lb.
Waxiex 125-ft. wax paper ... ...
Paper Napkins, embossed, white or colored
- 50's, 3 pkgs. -"- .: .
Dates, lV-lb. pkg. .: .
, : .S Good Canned Goods Buys
Lily of-Valley Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans ...
Little Kernel No. 300, 2 cans
Tiny Refuge Beans, 2 cans .. .
Elsinore Telephone Peas, 2 cans
Elsinore Dimple Peas, 2 cans
.. Elsinore Spinach, 2 cans
Elsinore Kraut, 2 cans ... .....
Del Monte Green Lima Beans, 2 cans
- Booths Peaches, halves, 2 cans .....
Del Monte Melba Pears, 2 cans .
This Week' New Items
S & W Golden Wax Beans, 2's, 2 cans
S & W Artichoke Hearts, 2's, 2 cans ..
S &. W Seedless Grapes, 8 6z 2 for
, S & W Candied Sweet Potatoes, 2's, 2 cans
S & W Peas and Carrots, 2's, 2 cans
" Santa Valley Whole Peeled Apricots, 2 cans
4-..21C
.l23c
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..22c
.I..37c
...25c
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425c
4-.23C
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X.33c
l38c
J7c
.,27c
39c
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12 Big Stars i ''tf'
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Starts
Sunday
Tout nererj seB
such beautyl . ,
NTfr thrilled to
such melody . , .
Nerer experienced
acb7roaiaDcef
Irene Dunne
Donald Woods
Ned Sparks
Hugh Herbert
Joe Caw thorn, Ixmis Calhern,
Don Alrarado, Jack Mnlball,
Winifred Shaw, Phil Regam,
Dorothy Dare,! Noah Beery
500 SEATS 25c
112 N. Commercial St.
Phone 5151
Oranges -Oranges
Rioe. Sweet. Full of Juice IUJ
yt case, large sizeWhile They Last
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LETTUCE
Imperial Iceberg
2 heads 15c
ORANGES
Juice or Table Size
2 dozen 35c
Lemons, fancy Sunkist ....
.doz.!15c
Grapefruit, Arizona Seedless.. .6 forfl5c
t . FLOUR
Hardwheat (J - J
49-lb. bag fpLAV
Kitchen Queen
49-lb. bag
$1,65
SNOWDRIFT 1
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STAR LARD
4 pkg. ......-.I..;..
Grapefruit broken segments 303s 3 fort 25 C
Pork & Beans, Armour, med. tin 5c IgjQc
Crackers, Snowf lakes
2&
Sodas or Grahams :.-:.r...l.....
HoneyV Bradshaw 8 Idaho.J....5"lb. pail 7c
Prince Albert and Velvet Smoking Tobacco
, pocket tins - . 3 frS25c
Coffee Golden West I -lb glass 30c 3 lUfflt
Brite Star,:. '. .....l. .1 .lb.l19
Sorghum ..L.l.....A:2t4 lbs. 30c 3 lbs. SSc.
Calumet Baking Powderj....... 1 -lb. can 23 C
4-11 HBEBS GET
PlliS IT CMIJ
Presentations Made by Club
Leader for County
and Banker
(WOODBURN, Jn. 17. Tbe
Woodburn branch ot th First Na
tional bank and -tha manager ot
the local branch, L. C. Buchnar,
presented the 4-H dnbs ot Wash
ington janlor high and their lead
ers with pins and certificates tor
the club year 1933-34. A letter
ot congratulation from the bank
was also presented each member.
A. program consisting ot mnsleal
numbers by the Haugen orches
tra and t-H pep songs and yells
by club members were glren.-
, , Betty Frenti and Leota Howe
each recelred a tour-year certifi
cate. Those receiving three year
pins were Bobby Dean, Fred Kv
enden, Morris Kufman, Jack Leo,
Harlan Nelson, Herbert' Tangen,
Betty Jane Hicks, Betty Marie
Huglll, Wilma Koenlg. Annette
Lytic, Clair Hill and Harold Ter
willlger. Receiving second year
certificates were Merton Belcher,
Leroy Bright, Bud Clark, Earl
Dehut, Ray Freeberg, Bobby
Frents, Harold Uresay, Kenneth
Mulkey, John Myers, Gordon
Sines, Harold Scheil, Charles
Shaw, Pete Smith, Keith Tweed le,
Mary Jane Dunn, Frances Terwil
liger, Albert Terwllllger, Buddy
Tyson, Arthur Van Damme, Dick
Whitman,' Dalloy Zwlcker, Dor
yal Taylor, Dwaine Cretlen, Nor
mgene Howe, Dorothy Huglll,
Marjorie Wright, Noble Bhrock,
Helen Sebern, Roy Gibbons, Mar
garet Miller, Denay Strouse, Glen
Hermanson, Lela May Myers and
Don Barrett.
These were presented by Wayne
Harding, county 4-H club leader
who also presented pins to the
following: Viola Mills, Charlotte
Llvesay, Elsie ' Toder, Frances
Corey, Jean Lee, Helen Moeding,
Ethel Sines, Hazel Haugen, Ada
Clair Renn, Ines : Hermanson,
Phylis Dehut, Alice Pollard, Ed
win Gurney, June Joselyn, Syl
vester Lockhart, Leonard Cole
man, Geraldine Smith, Alleen
Thompson and Floyd Mattson.
Leaders who received silver pins
showing service ot from one to
five years were Mrs. Mabel Hol-
comb, two years; Miss Grace Ar-
ney, one year; Mrs. Delia Over
ton, three years; Mrs. Mary Ad
ams, three years; Miss Pauline
Llvesay, one year. Five year gold
pins-were awarded Mrs. Mabel
Ballard and Mrs. Myrtle Clark.
Mr. Harding presented the pins to
the leaders and spoke In appre
ciation of their work. Superin
tendent B. W. Dunn made a brief
talk.
0. E. S.
Granger s News
Column
LIBERTY, Jan. 17. The mem
ber of the grange will glva their
turkey dinner Friday . . evening,
erring to start at C o'clock. They
are planning en service tor 150
people and hope to equal or bet
ter last year's affair tn every
thing hut the Drice-Lihe
person la to he leas. , A program
will be held In conjunction.
Manr Salem Btonla ttnii
last year and asked to be notified
for a similar attain The dinner
open to all. -.- -" -
START FBiCE FUD
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AM ITT, Jan. IT. An old fash
ioned ' basket social was held at
the Amity txnion high school Wed
nesday evening, the proceeds of
which are to be ' vied toward
building a wire fence around; the
new cement tennis court on the
school grounds. - Music, comical
skits and dancea were presented
by the students. J. M. Umphlette
auctioned oft the baskets. n --
George D. Thomas, IS, of this
city was taken ' seriously 111 at
his home Tuesday morning. 'His
condition la slightly improved ac
cording to last reports. Mr. Thom
as hat been a prominent resident
ot Amity for over 0 years.
. Myrtle Circle, -Nov 8, Neigh
bors of Woodcraft Of Amity en
tertained with a eard party In the
Woodcraft liall Wednesday night,
in the first of a aeries of six bene
fit parties. - Mrs. . Earl - Burch
won the door -prise. ; Prises will
be give nat the end of the series.
TO MEET WOODBURN
I SILVERTON, Jan. 17--SIlver-toa
Future .Fanners ot America
hare arranged a basketball game
with, the Woodburn FFA boys for
Tuesday evening. The local team
la composed of Ronald Glf ford, Ed
Bilyeau, James Sanderson, Har
old and Herbert Knleas and Ches
ter Davis." ;
DISTBICFifFJIfie
IS SLATED SUffflIY
SILVERTON, Jan. 17. The
Sllverton district Sunday school
convention will bo held Sunday,
Jannary 20. at 2 o'clock at the
congregational church at Silver
ton. Song service will be led by
Mrs. Leroy Frazler of : Scotta
Mills Friends Sunday achooL De
votlonals will be led by Rer.
Ralph Knight of the host church.
Various numbers will be given
by the Christian, Calvary Pente
eosUl. Sllverton Hills, Christian
Missionary Alliance, Monitor Con
gregational and . Scotts MUla
Friends Sunday schools. ;
Banners will bo awarded at the '
business meeting. The Gideon i
quartet will be present to sing. '
Harrey Hallett of Sllverton is
president -of the group.
- ; - GIRL TO HANSONS .
J. SILVERTON, Jan.-17 Friends ,
are . receiving announcemenu ot
the birth of a ' girl to Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hanson. Mrs. Hanson r
will be remembered here as Miss
Magna Hansen, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hansen..
FOR RENT
Desk 'v space, also work
shop space. Downtown
.location: ; v
Phone 6696
39TH IH
WOODBURN, Jatf. 17. The
19th anniversary of the organis
ation of 'Evergreen chapter, No.
41, Order of the Eastern Star,
was observed Monday night at
the regular meeting held at the
Masonic hall. Mrs. E. : Aline
Beers presided and the newly in
stalled officers took their chairs.
Frank W. Settlemelr and Mrs.
Minnis Rlcahrds, the two char
ter members present, were honor
guests.
Standing committees for the
year were appointed and are:
Finance, August Moeding, Mrs.
Benlah' Lessard, and Edna Lytle;
examining, Mrs. Mabel Settlemelr,
Mrs. Lillian Bltney and Thomas
Sims. Members of the Rainbow
advisory board selected are Mrs.
Myrtle Gill, mother adviser; Mrs.
Nina J. Rlngo, associate mother
adviser; Mrs. Mabel Settlemelr,
Mrs. Martha Reillng, Mrs. Elfa
Lytle, Thomas Sims, Miss Gladys
Adams, Mrs. Jessie Sims, August
Moeding and Mrs. E. Aline Beers,
the two last named serving by
virtue -of their offices are worthy
matron and worthy patron.
: Plans were made to hold a pot
luck supper preceding the next
regular meeting to be held Janu
ary 28. After the meeting a pro
gram was glvenbysomeSHRDLU
gram was given by somevfif the
little folks.
Helen Robison is
Bride jof Broadly
at Quiet Wedding
MONMOUTH, Jan. 17. Miss
Helen Robison. oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robison
of Monmouth, was married Sun
day at 10 a. m. to Chester Broad
ly, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Broadly of Dallas. Rev. Father
Bernard of . Salem read the serv
ice In the CathQlle church at In
dependence, before a small group
of relatives and close friends. A
reception was held at the Robison
home following the ceremony.
Miss Robison has lived In Mon
mouth for about 10 years 'and at
tended the local schools Including
Oregon Normal. Br. Broadly has
lived In Monmouth the past year.
They will make their home here.
i Itlme. Elena
First Time In Your City
Life' Advisor and Palmist.
Was lorn with a Veil. She
does what others fall to do.'
Consult this Master. Mind.
No problem is too great tor
her , to solve.., Her time la
yours make use ot It. -
Now Located at 41 Edge
water St., West Salem
ill .sr m -m n..n Sk.
CVJ PI r n r M n I CU t Commercial
Court Street
at Commercial
. . and
Marion Street '
at Commercial
Two markets featuring fine food products at the lowest cash prices; never knowingly undersold. If you prefer
making your own selections you'll find these stores comfortably warm and inviting, or phone if you like. Or
ders of one dollar or more delivered free. Here are a few prices taken at random about the stores, showing a
few of the hundreds of savings featured! daily at both markets.
Blue Plate Dry Pack
SHRIMP
New pack
Blue Plate Brand
SHRIMP
Fresh or Wet Pack
cans
as
White Star !
TUNA '
Vi size
2,orlE()(3
y2 size
2 for
' TUNA
2, or ag
Southern Beauty
SALMON
size
3 for 25c
Alaska Pink
n SALMON
tall can 10c
Southern
Beauty
No. 1 cans
2 for 25c
Wesson Oil
Plt,
cans .
Quart
cans .
)f Gallon
ennt ..
Ona Gallon
size cans ...
21c
39c
74c
$1.23
The Finest Snowflake Pure Cane
ET 10 lbs.
25 pounds . . $EoS
100 lb. sack &7ty
mm
All Hard Wheat
Flour, sack
mmd Pillsburys -
Kitchen Q
ueen 49
$11.59
$11 .55
lb.
sk.
Meat prices have advanced so much we're almost
afraid to quote prices, and at that we haven't ad
vanced our prices as much as the wholesale prices
have advanced. ; We're still selling the finest prime
lEEF ROASTS
per
lb.
Prime
Quality
Post Toasties
20c
Kellogg's
Corn Flakes
Plate DFF1C?
Boiling MM
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Here , are three blends of fine coffee, freshly roasted, rround to
your order. -You know of course that regardless of how . much you
pay for a fine tin can, the moment yon open the can it Is balk
coffee. Buy Old Golden and save the difference.
Old Golden
Cherry City
FresK
Fresh
Di
amomd
Mellow Blend
3
lbs.
Bit
Vegetable
andF
1
rutt
Departments
Ripe Juicy Oranges, at their best now, size 126,
original pack ; .:........r case 83c
Arizona- Seedless Grapefruit ... ..... for 1 7c
Yakima No. 2 Potatoes ... ... .'50-lb. sack 39c
Oregon No. 2 Potatoes .1. ...50 lbs. 33c
Fancy No. 1 Potatoes; 13 lbs. 23c;No. 2s, 13 lbs. 17c
pkgs.
20c
Golden Key Milk !
Cans 3 for, 18c
Borden's Milk
S tall cans
Eagle Brand,
per can iJ,
-19c1
; :
21c
Brown Sugar
4 20c
Powdered Sugar
3 for 17c
10c
Baker's Cocoa,
Yt' pound
Hert'g An Exceptional Soap Special
- M-oz. pksr. ; '
not Injure, tender hands or ;th' finest fabric
frit It has wonderfnl cleansing prirer. It win piy yoa
to buy sereral packages at this priee, :