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thm OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, March 22, 1935
MODEL FOOD MARKET
Free Delivery
275 NORTH HIGH STREET
Phone 4111 (Three Lines)
30 Day Account Service
DID YOU GET YOUR MAGIC DISCOUNT BOOK?
-positiTely the easiest way to make a MTing With erery
purchase xt ten cents or more yo get a atamp When your
little book Is filled we redeem It for $2.00 cash.
Stamps also glTen on all accounts paid In full by the 10th of
the month following . purchase. Start now to make this
'sarins on erery little item of food you buy.
HAVE YOU ENTERED THE CAKE-BAKING
CONTEST?
Get the Entry Blanks From Us
Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg 29c
Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can - - 25c
Bakers Premium Chocolate, Vi lb. cake 22c
(A cake pan FREE with each half-pound)
M. J. B. Coffee, 3 lb. can , 85c
Junket Ice Cream Powder, 3 pkgs 25c
(Maple. Vanilla. Chocolate)
Leslie Salt, Plain or Iodized, 3 pkgs. . -25c
Yellow Split Peas, 2 lbs. 15c
California Fancy Rfce, 4 lbs. 25c
Recipe Marshmallows. in cello., lb. pkg. .... 17c
tort Howard Toilet Tissue, 3' rolls 22c
Scott Paper Towels (150 towels) . : 25c
Ivory Towel Holders, each ... - ..25c
Fancy Walnut Meats, lb 35c
Fishers Biscuit Mix. large pkg ... -25c
Elsinore Telephone Peas, 2's 1- 17c
Elsinore Spinach, 2'2's, 2 cans 27c
Elsinore Spinach, l's, 3 cans ........ 29c
Monarch Red Pitted Cherries, 2's, 3 cans 43c
. (Makes delicious cherry pies)'
New West All Green Asparagus, 2 cans 45c
Blue Tag Fancy Bartlett Pears, 2 cans .. 45c
Del Monte Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans 43c
L of V Kernel Corn, l's tall, 2 cans 35c
S & W Artichoke Hearts, No. 2 cans .. 25c
S & W Cocktail Fruit, l's, 2 cans 35c
S & W Cranberry Sauce, 2's, 2 cans 45c
Kadota Figs, tall cans, 2 for 3oc
Frozen Strawberries, pints 15c; quarts 29c
Model Hot Cross Buns, dozen 25c
VEGETABLES
Cauliflower, Spinach, Mustard Greens, Water Cress, Green
Onions, Radishes, Artichokes, Head LettnertCelery, Fresh
Peas, California, Tender Carrots, Solid Cabfeagn Tomatoes,
Cucumbers, Peppers.
are past the experimental stage
SEE PIONEER'S CLOVER
BLEND SETAB
Estimates on composition shingles, built
up, flat, coatings and repair work.
SALEM HARDWARE CO.
W. BONDELL, MGR. ROOF DEPT.
120 N. Commercial Street Phone 4906
112 N. Commercial St. Phone 5151
Biggest Little Store in the World
ythians Looking Forward
To District , Meeting ;
Early in May
SILVERTON. March 20. So
cial nUht at the Pythian Sisters'
Tuesday meeting was largely at
tended and an enthusiastic meet-
nr held. A communication was
read from Grand Chief Barbara
Grares of Portland, congratulat
ing the Home Temple No. 21 upon
its renewed interest in temple af
fairs and on its interesting plans
for future meetings. j
All the temples of this district
will attend the convention at Dal
las, the second Saturday in May.
Grand Chief Barbara Grares will
bo present at this convention. The
district includes Salem, Silverton,
Dallas, Independence, Lebanon,
Scio, Corvallis and Eugene.
The organization of an Altru
istic club was reported. The club
was formed recently at the home
of Miss Rose Specht and will meet
the Becotiff and fourth Thursday
afternoons. It Is open to all
Pythian sisters and no nines are
collected. The club members will
work for the benefit of; the tem
pie, particularly stressing chil
dren's work.
The invitational card party, for
the benefit of the temple, was an
nounced for March 26. The
Knights have Invited the Sisters
to be their guests and help with
the entertainment of visiting
Knights and their wives March
28. Guests will be from Salem,
Independence, Hubbard, Aurora
and Dallas. A committee to in
troduce the visitors, is composed
of Minnie Fishwood, Elizabeth
Cooley, and Nada Grinde.
Following the regular business
of the Temple a - program and
supper was given. In charge of
the program was the membership
contest division headed -by Elsie
Nelson. Mrs. Carl Specht' acted
as chairman of the program. Num
bers included a recitation by Lee
urmde, vocal selections by Mrs.
Harry Riches; reading and dance
numbers by Darrel Kolas with
Marvel Grinde at the piano; pi
ano solos by Marvel Grinde. In
cnarge of tne decorations were
Lillian Heald, Nettie Cusiter,
Elizabeth Gottenberg and Attie
Lee.
Salad Dressing
It's NaJly'B .
Quart . .
Rolled Oats
Kerr's q lb.
Best J bag TcJC
-:- Post Toasties
3 pigs. 20 c
T E A
Tree Tea 07
-lb. green I C
ii lb. O. P. 83c
CRACKERS
No.' 2 Sodas or ni
Grahams, carton A C
LEMONS
Fresh Juicy "
Dozen C
CABBAGE
New Crop
Ball Head, pound
6c
ORANGES
Fancy Large Navels OQ
Dozen 7C
SARDINES
Ovals, Tomato j f
or Mustard .... for IOC
SALMON
Alaska
Pink .
Means 19c
SOAPrgiant size bars ....... fi for 25r
MACARONI, elbow cut .3 lbs. 1gr
RICE, broken grain g lbs. IQr
BEANS, small white Ifl lbs,
MATCHES, 6-box carton
Enter the Cake
Baking Contest
Calumet Baking . nQn
Powder 1 lb. OC
ip Mil
Swansdowm -Tig..
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Baker Prem.
Chocolate 21e
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58c
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Senior Class , Will
Present Drama at
Silverton Tonight
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SILVERTON, March 21. A
great deal of Interest la being dis
played in the senior class play to
be presented Friday night. "Grow
ing Pains''; the three act comedy
by Auranla Rouverol, is the play
selected. Guy DeLay Is director.
Lester Rue and Evelyn Stewart
play the leads and others in the
cast are: Evelyn Rankin, Lynn
Johnson, Marguerite C h a 1 f a n.
John Coomler, Lyle Krug, Caro
line Bump, Merle Terry, Grace
Wigle, Anna Larson, Loraine Zoll
her, Jane Ogdon, Charlotte Go
plerud, Marion Palmer, Oscar
Specht, and Lewis Paulson.
Geraldlne Gates la stage di
rector. .
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LAST SERVICE HELD
FOR SIM E. H
TURNER, March 20. The fun
eral service for Mrs. Sarah E
Given was held Wednesday after
noon in Salem at the Rlgdon Mor
tuary, with Rev. W. C. Kantner
officiating. Interment was made
In City View cemetery. Pallbear
ers were H. R. Peets,- Carl Wil
liams, W. J. Denham, BUI Rams
don. Mr. Micklehany. and Jack
Balles.
Mrs. Given was born In the
Waldo Hills, the daughter of Ab
raham and Rebekah Jacobs,
March 30, 1861. She was mar
ried to John Given In 1880, who
was deceased in 1128." The fam
ily moved to Salem in 1907. Mrs.
Given made her home the past
two years with her son Pearl and
wife at Turner. After a lingering
Illness she passed away March 18,
1935.
Seven children survive: George
Given, of Washington; Pearl,
Turner; Edwards, Silverton; Roy,
California ; Harry, Salem; Gentry
and Mrs. Bessie Dahled of , Port
land; slaters, Mrs. Jane Breeding
Eugene,' and Mrs.' Sophie ,Toung,
Idaho; onev brother, John Jacobs;
of VancouverWasltr' r IZ , ? -
Dr. Ruth It Poujherty
EVES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
First National Bank Bldg. .
Phone SI 14 Salem. Ore.
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Delivery
Quality
and
, Service
All Fresh Fish in Season ...
Dressed Poultry Our Specialty
173 S. Commercial St. Phone 6010
SUNNYSIDE, March 21. Farm
activities are stirring with the
tractor salesmen out to sell new
equipment to the farmer. Many
tractors will be used in this dis
trict.
The surveyors are out again
cutting through the good farms
which would change the geogra
phy of the district. This Is caus
ing much adverse criticism.
Many new families have come
into the neighborhood but no
houses are available and they
have had to look elsewhere. Some
have stayed and purchased farms.
Sunnyside Booster club held its
postponedfmeeting Tuesday morn
ing when These new officers were
elected: President, Frank Renner;
vice-president, Lyle Brown; secre
tary, Vannie Van Meter, The new
president appointed these com
mittees: Flag, Joseph Renner;
basketball, Francis Barry; Indoor
ball and bats, Frank Renner; lit
tle rooms boards, Normaa Alex
ander; big rooms boards, Lyle
Brown.
P0ST0FF1CE TO BE
AT OLD BANK SITE
STAYTON. March 21. The
Stayton postofflce will be moved
from Ida street Into the Bank of
Stayton building early neit
month, Mrs. Grace Neibert, post
mistress, announced yesterday. . .
The new post'office I quarters
will be In the north half of the
building, or that section used as
the main banking room, of the
former bank. This will give the
post'office both front and alley
entrances. ( W
Earlier this week, announce
ment was made that the two local
mail routes would be consolidated,
with Floyd C. Crabtree to. handle
au rural delivery out of this of
fice. Leo Rock Is transferred; to
Salem. -j v
Landscaping Class
Will be Started at
Clear Lake Tuesday
CLEAR LAKE, March. 21.
The SERA landscape gardening
course to be given at the Clear
Lake schoolhouse will -' have Its
first meeting Tuesday evening at
7:30 n. m. March 26. Tho ronrsn
of twelve lectures is free to all
adults whether residents of Clear
Lake community-or not.
,- Plant propagation, care of
shrubs tod trees, and many other
subjects of especial interest to ru
ral people, will be taught. The
course will be conducted by Earl
Llttwiller. All Interested are
urged to attend. -
ROBERT SMITH HURT
- WOODBURN, March. 21. Rob
ert smith, truck - driver for the
Elkan dairy fell asleep while
driving on the -Pacific highway
just north of Hardcastle avenue,
Monday night about 12 o'clock,
and received cuts about the face
and head, when his truck went
into' the ditch, and he found him
self covered with empty: milk bot
tles. He was able to drive his
route Tuesday but the truck was
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The fact wholesale foods are 20 higher this March over March of last year, our customers are still enjoying
very largely the low prices of last year due to new improved store arrangements and more efficient opera
tion. We invite you to be a customer of these stores we assure you daily savings and convenience in shopping.
Durkee's White Star Texas Quality New Pack Dunbar Cove GIobe Trotter Norwegian
Mayonnaise Tuna Fish SHRIMP OYSTERS SARDINES
45c 28c, 2, ssjL28c " 24c
Durkee's 29C SARDINES - Booth's,
SALAD AID YACHT CLUB TUNA mugtard CLAMS Master Minced
OAA Ofy O W OKa TUNA FLAKES, 1 fn or tomato sauce, - Tp flat cans, OQ
Qts. OUC Pts. Z4C Z for Z&C No. Ws lUC 2 for. IOC 2 for diV C
Hunt's Supreme Yellow Cling
IPEASEE
Sliced or halves No. 2y2 size cans
2 for
or 3 for
PHILLIPS Tomato Soup,
Pork and Beans or To
mato Juice, op?
5 cans mUv
PINEAPPLE Broken
sliced, No. 2 cans, 0J
2 cans iJs
4 cans 50c
PINEAPPLE Broken
sliced, large No. 2y2 size
cans, OQn
2 for LdUKs
TOMATO JUICE New
West, 3 cans
20c
TOMATO JUICE, Hunt's
Supreme, Ofll
3 cans ajUC
SLICED BEETS LUy
of VaUey, 1
cans, S for
of Valley, No. 2 OK
BEANS Green Spot
stringless, No. 2 OP
cans, '3 for iO
TOMATOES Island
solid pack, No.
2V& tins, 2 for
solid pack, No. OK
HOMINY Van Camp's,
No. 2Y2 size cans, OrT,
3 cans . u I C
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO
SOUP- 91 0
3 cans ds
Other varieties Camp
bell a soups,
3 cans
24c
PEAS Flavor Crest
No. 2 cans, OOs
2 for i LlA,
CORN Blue and Gold,
fancy Golden Bantam
No. 2 tins, OA
2 for d)Z
4 for 56c
CORN Diamond A fan
cy whole kernel Golden
Bantam. Packed in Ore
gon. A real value, QP
2 cans SOC
4 cans 49c
PEAS Sunset Valley
No. 2 cans, OCTa
2 for ZDC
Snow Flake Sodas
or Sunshine Krispies
2-lb. packages
Calumet Bls. Powd. 1 lb 24c, 2l 2b 50c. 5 lb 79c
JeBfl 3 or 31 7fi 6 for SSS cloz.pkgs. S
COCOA
Bakers' 1 lb.
18c
POSTUM Plain -j Q
1 lb. pkg LVL
MINUTE TAPI
OCA 2 pkgs.
21c
WHEN YOU USE
.LD (SILII2)E
you are using as fine quality coffee and
certainly the freshest you can buy and
.what's more you aren't paying?-a nickel
f 0$ a tin can you just pay: for good cof-"
fee OLD GOLDEN
1 lb.
2 lbs.
Mellow Blend Coffee
Fre.hly Roa.ted Q UTS. 3gC
You'll find a complete line of the most
popular brands of feeds at the. Marion
Street Market priced the regular Busjck
way. They also pay the highest cash price
for egg's and poultry. ; 7
Remember Foods Are Never
fisher at Busick's Market
Never Knowingly Undersold
SUGAR The finest
quality pure cane Snow
Flake sugar, A ft '
10 lbs. vC
25 lbs. $1.21, dvj f7ft
100 lb. sacks p4; I U
POWDERED
.SUGAR, 3 lbs. ... XIV
19c
BROWN SUGAR
4 lbs.
CAKE FLOUR-
Swans Down m I t
BAKERS CHOCOLATE,
23c
1,2 pound
cake
20c
POST TOASTIES
8 pkgs. .
PURE HONEY, 4C
5 lb. pafl LX,
PANCAKE FLOUR
Pillsbury's, - ft
large pkg. XU
.LOG CABIN
SYRUP, ta. size
19c
BLUE LABEL KARO
5 pound QO
paU OOL
10 lb. pail 63c
BRIER" RABBIT MO
LASSES
2U lb. can ...
1 Vx lb. can 13c
24c
AUNT DINAH MO
LASSES Aunt Di
nah, small 11c;
No 2y2 size .
19e
FLOUR QQ
Drifted Snow tP X V
FLOUR
Tamarac
Pillsbury's
Hard Wheat tPJL.U
KITCHEN Kf
QUEEN 91 Off:
PILLSBURYSI-I QQ
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58c
tall
pound
being re-
paired.
badly damaged and Is