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the OREGON STATESlftANy. Salem, Oregon, Friday 'Morning, June 21, .1935
Model Food Market
275 N. HIGH ST PHOJIE 4111
FREE Delivery 30-Day Account Service
r3odefl: (5oC2gq Ibt as
' ; Now packed for us by Chase & Sanborn
Wesson Oil, gallons $1.39
Wessoii Oil, half gallons 79c
Bakers Cocoa, lbs. . ;- 19c
Johnson filoeoaL (marts J , .. 98c
Johnson Glocoat, pints
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Win a Trip to Hawaii
OH 1
or one of
345 cash prizes
It's easy. Ask us for
leaflet giving full de
tails. ; ' " '
:CONTEST
C fif H 25-lb.
. Berry cloth
SUGAR ba
3D
..31c
..19c
..37e
..45c
..12c
Swift's Corn Beef, No. 1 cans, 2 for
Snowwhite Mushrooms, 2-oz. cans, 2 for
Snowwhite Mushrooms, 4-oz. cans, 2 for
Certo, 2 bottles ................ .
Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuit, pkg.
U (Bring in your coupon for FREE package)
Calumet Baking Powder, 16-oz.
Feldman's Naptha Soap, 6 bars
Feldman's White Wonder Soap, 10 bars
Sperry Pancake Flour, 28-oz. ....
Congoin, the health drink, 100-cup pkg.
200-cup pkg. 57c; 400-cup pkg. ...
Vermont Pure Sap Maple Syrup, quarts
Beehive Jar Honey, 16-oz. 20c; 32-oz.
Lyons Cocktail Cherries (with stems) jar
Lyons Mar. Cherries, 3-oz. bottles
Del Monte Crushed Pineapple, 2's, 2 cans
Del Monte Crushed Pineapple, l's flat, 3 cans
Del Monte Pineapple Juice, No. 10 cans
Lindsey Ripe Olives, pints, 2 cans
Fisher's Biscuit Mix, large pkg ?
Fisher Handy Sacks Cereals, 2 lbs. .
Blend Flour, Cake Flour, Graham, Cracked Wheat, Corn
Hipolite (a fluffy Marshmallow icing) pint
Mason one lip Jar Rubbers, 3 dozen
...25c
...28c
.29c
.18e
...33c
...97c
...85c
...35c
...60c
...10c
33c
...25c
...55c
...35c
...29c
...15c
Meal
25c
...10c
Fruit and Vegetables
Raspberries, Logans, Strawberries, Gooseberries, Pie Cherries;
Rhubarb, Grapefruit, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Tomatoes,
Cncnmbera, Green Onions, Radishes, Head Lettuce, Celery,
Spinach, Carrots, Turnips, Beets, White Onions, Fiala Aspar
agus, Oregon Coast Peas, Shafter Xew Potatoes.
Bakery and Delicatessen
Fully equipped to handle your picnic lunches, parties, teas.
Wedding cakes and any fancy cakes made to order.
EE Eley Sllatte
To see these genuine Slate Surfaced Roofings, either
come in, phone or write and a representative will call
with samples.
THEN SELL YOURSELF
- Cash or Terms
All Weights Roll Roofing and General Roof Supplies
BOND ELL ROOF CO.
246 State SU Salem Phone 7513
MASKED ill IMS
UP RANSOM'S STORE
SCIO. June 20. About t: IS
Tuesday night a masked man held
up J. W, Ransom in his store at
Shelburn. three miles north' of
Scio, and secured about $18, which
he forced Ransom at the point of
a revolrer to dellrer to him from
the till. The man, about 40. ap
peared to be an amateur at the
business. Ransom states. The fel
low is believed to hare been teen
at different times on the railroad
In the Ticinity of Shelburn. .
Charles Houston of Prineyllle
exhibited six young coyotes In
Scio Tuesday. He excavated the
little animals from dens in east
ern Oregon. CIyde Rodgers has
one of the coyotes and will train
his hounds to trail it. Mr. Hous
ton stated that one of the animals
was at liberty a week on his place
at Prlnerille and did not' attempt
to leave.
J. F. Wesely, clerk of school
district No. 95, reported at the
annual meeting Monday that on
June 17 the district owed, only
$3,639.41, as compared with $13,
422.40 at the annual meeting
June 18, 1934. Z. E. Sims was
elected school director succeeding
P. W. Schrunk and J. F. Wesely
re-elected clerk.
Mrs. Alice Bilyea, widow of
Jake Bilyeu, was buried at Frank
lin Butte cemetery Wednesday af
ternoon beside the grave of her
husband, who died several years
ago. The Bllyeus lived for many
years at The Dalles. The deceased
was formerly Alice Sumpter and
a resident of Crabtree. Her sis
ter, Mrs. Dave Crabtree, survives.
Wagner Has Narrow .
Escape From Waters
MEHAMA, June 20. Hubert
Wagner narrowly escaped drown
ing Tuesday while working on the
tOOt tO MHIC1'
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162 N. Commercial
GONOMY
Cut-Rate GROCERY
Phone 5151
Our N6w Store Is Going Over With a Bang!
We Have Reduced Our Prices!
29c
BUTTER
B grade
lb.
Subject to Slarket Change
PEAS
Extra standard, No. 2 cans
tJ cans
Ginger Snaps
Fresh Barrel
doz. 'l.
15c
STARCH
Staley, corn or gloss,
Pkg. '
6c
CRACKERS or
GRAHAMS ,
caddy
28c
99c
M-J-B COFFFEE
lb.
can ..
4-Ib.
can ;
-Special Friday and Saturday
TOMATOES
-No. 2Yi Tins
tl cans 29c
CORN
Golden 'Field, No. 2 Cans
it cans 25c
CATSUP
Ruby Brand 1 "
14-oz. bottle 11C
21b. s
pkg."
SODA
A.&H.
15c
ORANGES
Very Sweet
O dozen 25c
OREGON CELERY
Bunch . . .. 5c
CARROTS
'Large Bunch
3 for .. . 9 c
LETTUCE
Local Solid Q0
Head ; ...fjL
COOKIES
Assorted :
d dozen .... . 15c
WHITE KING
SOAP
Granulated
Pkg."
29c
Kellogg's Whole Whfeit Biiiilt
2 Cel iac with coupon
pond at Frere's, a mile east of
town. He was seen coins flown
the third time by Joe Parrish, so
when he didn't' Immediately come
up someone dove after' him and
after rendering first aid was able
to work In the afternoon. Wagner
could not swim.
HOLD KESTEIt RITES
JEFFERSON, Jane 20. Fun
eral services for Herman Kester,
12. WhO'Wai killed In an accident
near Astoria Friday, were held
here Monday afternoon at the
Christian church, ReT. R." Mell
renna, Portland, officiating. Pall-
oearers were Harrey Thurston,
Gerald Phelps, Charles Smith,
Merlin Whedhee, George Allman,
Portland, and Jack Bilyeu, all
schoolmates of Herman. Inter
ment was in the Jefferson ceme
tery.
Your Prettiest Clothes Will
Wear Longer If Cleaned Oftener
Smart women women who are smart
in appearance, and "smart" in the
ways of thrift lone ago discovered
the advantage of having clothes 1
cleaned regularly. Now that the new,
odorless DRI'SHEEN PROCESS of
cleaning has been licensed to tas in
this community, there are more rea
sons than ever for having your clean
ing done regularly by our plant DRI
SHEEN makes silks look like new...
imparts a lustrous sheen and soft feel :
that wins instant admiration. Let us
prove DRI-SHEEN to your complete
satisfaction, then you'll want our
cleaning only.
ware
PROCESS
KENNEDY'S
City Cleaning Works
1243 State Phone 6807
Authorized Users of the
Dri-Sheen Process.
USB ISIDEH
DESlYEDJf FIDE
GERVA13. June 10. The eight
room home of John Manning near
the St. Louis church was com
pletely destroyed, by fire- at noon
Wednesday. Manning started a
fire in the cook stove and went to
the barn lot to feed his pigs. M.
J. Mahoney, rural mall carrier,
gave the alarm and finally the
Woodburn fire department was
called, but , the blase had gained
too much headway to save it.
The piano, three dressers, din
ing table and some chairs, the
heating stove and some , smaller
articles were saved." A fur coat
and "cedar cheat valued at f 250
belonging to one of the dangh-
ters was destroyed. The loss la
partially covered . by insurance.
Mr.' .Manning and children are
staying for. the present at the
home of his brother, Alex Mann
ing. . v
Blanche M. Brown.
Acting Po.bna.ter,
Given Appointment
HUBBARD, June 20. Word
has been received here of the ap
pointment of' Blanche M. Brown
as postmaster of Hubbard. She
has been serving as acting post-
S aster since last August Mrs.
rown has lived here tor It years
and has been active in church.
club and civic work. Her assist
ant, LeRoy Lutx, Is at present At
tending tbe ' encampment, of the
national guard. During his ab
sence Mrs. Brown's daughter, Bet
ty, is assisting with, the work. -Mr.
and Mrs. O. H.' Boje and
family and Mrj and Mrs. Eugene
Silke attended the wedding of
Miss Wanda Elliot and Rosa Cha
pln at Perry dale Tuesday. Miss
Elliot Uught in the high school
here the past three years.
; POULTRY MAE1KET '
173 S. Commercial St, - Free Deliverr Phone 6010
FEIESH
FISH
Price Down
Quality Up
' Our Special
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Grand for Picnic
Fancy Dressed Colored
'Hens
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tDHPESEi. MAIESE'E'S
Clean attractive displays of wholesome foods at truly money saving
prices daily features at Busick's. Visit either market, it will be time
well spent. f
Another Shipment of 1
pltg.
WATE
BEL
They're Ripe and Sweet
A special shipment direct
from the fields, select one
at either store . . . special
Friday and
Saturday
Direct from the factory, regular 10c size pack
age at our meat counters Friday and Saturday
Another exceptional value at the meat counters this week (in addi
tion to fine meats of course) is
Armour's White Cloud Pare Vegetable Oil
Friday and Saturday Specials '
At the Meat Counters
Pure Lard 2 lbs. 29c
Sliced Bacon, cellophane wrapped Vi lb. 17c
Armour's Star Ham, half or whole lb. 23c
No. 2 Short Ribs of Beef lb. 9l2c
No. 2 Pot Roasts of Beef lb. 12c
No. 2 Sirloin or Rib Steaks lb. 17 Vic
Leg of Mutton lb. 10c
Mutton Stew lb. 5c
Mazola Oil
pint
23c
Mazola Oil
quart
41c
Salad Ofl '
in bulk, bring contafner
29c
Pure Olive Oil
4-oi. bottle
25c
Laundry Soap r
large, yellow, 6 bars
IVORY FLAKES
Special Deal as Long
as Stock Lasts
Two lOcphgc.
EE
Ivory Soap
S bars
25c
Sugar
Cured
m
!(3Gn 3Bs&o A Redl Bacon Value Ilfoo 2S
Valuable Coupon
Mailed to You by the Makers of
KELLOGG'S WHOLE
WHEAT BISCUIT
Redeemed at Both Busick's
Stores
Coupon good for one Free pack
age of Whole Wheat Biscuit. We
eell Whole Wheat Biscuit at 12c pk.
Calumet
Baking Powder, 2 lbs.
Royal
Baking Powder, 12-02. can..
51c
31c
Clabber Girl
Baking Powder, 2-lb. can..
19c
Cocoa
in bulk, 3 lbs.
25c
Pancake Flour 1 Cr
PiUsbury's lg. size pkg.
a H pifc
S Flavors
SPEeiA
FRIDAY AMD
8ATUEDAY
COL. RIVER CHINOOK SALMON
l-lb; flat cans nA
2 for AVC
Pink Salmon
Highest quaL Alaska, tall can
10c
You know of course, coffee to be good must be fresh
OLD
GOLDEN
is perhaps no higher quality coffee than some -other brands. The
reason it always seems better is because Old Golden is always fresh.
And that, too, is why you can drink all' the Old Golden you like and
it won't hurt you one bit. Old Golden sells for a little less per
pound than other high grades because you're not paying 6c for a
useless tin. :
1 pound SS
2 pounds 45
Pare
Cane
10
lbs.
rillsbnry's
Tamarae
E)i?30tlGcil Siaow USouai?
There's a contest on by the manufacturers of this popular brand of.
flour. They're giving away refrigerators, and one is on display at our
Court street store. If you're good, oh, never mind, well tell you about
the contest when you come in f or bur Drifted Snow flour. It's $1.79
per sack. : m ,
We'd like to tell you all about .
TO PIESIH
we have for you this week, but words fail us, or somethin' anyway, they sure have the' looks. Priced
low, too. At both stores. "
Lettuce
large, solid, crisp heads, S for
AC a I Carrots and Beets 4 1 A I Green Peas
fresh from the rines,
J0r I Green Onions 1Ar
t lbs. - w V I nd RADISHES, 3 bunches IWt
GO
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jjlMiiDO Nice Size doz 310(3" 2 doz. QC)Q
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