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The OIlEGOlI CTATESlIAl?, Galea, Oregon, Friday Morning November 6, 1223
PAGE SEVEN
Call as up (or what 70a need
Our delivery thowg Speed 1 '
When the weather is nasty or
when yon don't (eel like com
ing ont to market phone us.
You can order your every food
and household need here se
cure in the knowledge that we
(ill your order carefully and
deliver it promptly I v
39c
Dromedary Jruit
Cake Mix. Special
Yellow Corn M e a 1, fresh
ground,
10-lb. bag ...
Fresh Chick-
en' Tamales.. -1 for
Fresh Oysters,
pt; ; 1
39c
2 for 25c
25 c
FREE DELIVERY-
I A JfY AMOUNT
J
Weekend
29c
Specials
Tollet.Tissue, fine
quality, 6 rolls
29c
Krispy Crackers,
2 lb. box ...I.
29c
Corn Starch, O
1 Ibi box . J
for
29 c
ruitaiela- f OO
tin, ah flav'sO for wC
Canned . n
Oranges i-J-LU for
lomato Juice A
tall I cans LlJt for UUZ
Franco American
phetti.
for
29 c
Ripe Olives, o on
med. size ' I. J cans UU l
Calif. Small - Q
White BeanssJ lbs. Cu C
Van Camp's J .., OQ
Fk & Beans 4 cans aWC
London Toffees,
1 lb. bajr i
29c
j -'Free "1
Delivery
. Any"
Amount-
mnm y GRoceny?
265 N.UBCRTy .
Quality
Foods
-J at
Competitive
Prices
foils ; Teacher
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1 1 Institute Set
'II
Annual Event Will Be Held
ti it : 1 -
Tuesday
High
at Senior
School V1
DALLAS, Nor. i:- Ths annual
Polk county! teachers' institute is
to be held next Tuesday at the
Dallas senior high school building
according to County Superintend
ent Josiah Wills. The meeting la
scheduled to start at 9 o'clock.
Rt. Dean Vermillion ot the Dal
las Evangelical church will , give
the invocation.; Special .musical
numbers will be given under the
direction of Joseph C. Hartley ot
the Dallas schools, ' .- , ji - .1
' ! The ' principal address of the
morning session; will be-given by
Dr. E.- J. Anderson,' president of
Llnfleld college. In the depart
menur conferences, D. A., Emer
son,.' of the state department ot
education, Mrs. W. A. Barnum (
the Oregon Normal school, Miss
Emma HInkle of the Oregon Nor
mal school' Mian Orace TTorrette
of the Portland school system will
give talks, and George BirroU of
tne state department of education
will lead a round table discussion
in the adult education depart
ment. : i ! 1 '
Another feature of the moru
las s program will be a sympos
ium on the contributions of var
ious organisations to the work of
the school, ' County Agent Lsth
discussing elnbs. work: Margaret
Glllls, health; Florence Bear dsley,
teacher , retirement .plans; Floyd
TA
Phone orders
l solicited
5679
red faroc. w iikt.
FREE nDEOVEEllT
13th
2 and
State
.Best Foods Bread and Butter 1 !
PIKSESILES ;
15-ozTjar.- gQ j
WESSON OIL
Vi gallon cans
-..!.
P & G
Soap
; Giant Bars '
9
for.
Mello GIo
Coijfee . I
Ground to Your
Oi;der ,
25 lb.
SUGAR
Fine Granulated
.i-f'w"iii.;.:.'
r.aniLE
Oregon
tins 23
Iv 3MEAT SPECIALS
SWISS STEAK,
lb, .
Swift's Sliced BACON,
Rind Off, lb.
Kerr's B1INCE MEAT,
2 lbs. iLJLLLJZ.
Pnre GROUND BEEF,
19c
35c
1:25c
15c
BOLOGNA, lb. .
19c
Rihso . . . . Lg. Pkg. 18c
Candy Bars , . ; .3for l0c
tiatesNew Crop2 its. 19c
Scott Tissue.. .' .3 rolls 19c
Wteatie Npw . ; Ptg. 10c
. PRODUCE DEPARTMENT -
Apples, Northern Spy, j
' Box .L . . . i t L . . .69c
Rutabagas . . . LL .2 lbs. 5c
Onions, No. 1 .'.10 lbs.Vl8c
Slustard Greens 3bul0c
Spuds; No. 2,5p-lb.bag 89c
iey'slGumipkgs. 10c
DbgJFoocl, Swifts
Pard J . .J J. ..2 for 15c
Mustard J . . J i Qt. jars, 13c
Corn ;
Tasty Pak
"VVhole Kernel
'-::-'2".tins.-:J
.25c
Tree Tea
pkg. ;
Green j
j I , '
JLC.P.
Concentrated '
Lemon
Juice
1
2 UM sss
Knight's
Tomato
Juice.
tall
tins 2)G
Figures in White House Shift?,
ixvt
tiu'eoe Iereis
: Eugene Legrgett, chairman- of the National Emergency Council and
former Washington correspondent of a Detroit newspaper, may sue
; ceed Stephen T. Early as presidential press secretary, U Early retires,
I according to Washington rumors. Early is said to he considering an
I r important post isewnere, A ,
Lodge ReunionXs ;
Slated Saturday
: I EtLVKRTON, Not. ; S 'The
annual home coming for the SiF
verton Odd Fellows has been set
for Saturdayj
Serving on
night I at the halL
the" I sjntertalnment
committee . and program" art
George Chrlstenson 8. Teglund
and Max Berlber. The cuper com
mlttee Includes j: L. I R. ! Sawyer,
George Winchell and Lev: Daven-
ort-x r I f M- : K
hMlss Helen Hall, who has ben
making her . home at the ;W. ! E.
Batch wells. Is moving to the : L.
Llndholm home i on West - Main
street. Mr. and Mrs. Satchwell
hare been transferred to Med
ford -where! : SfttchweU :HwiIl!i e
with-the Southern j Pacific co$k
pany. Miss Hall is employed Sat
the;,. Portland General! .Electric
Company; offices ! here, - j j I i-i:
-tillsa-rXgnlea. Steward, :wbo:' s'
leaving this week j for . outhera
Qallfornia where; she will ' take
pott graduate work in the univer-.
slty, wes entertained at I !Mo
host dinner Monday ntsbt.at: tle
w, P. ficarth .home. Guests L In
cluded Miss Stewart, Miss' Helen
HaU, Miss Nellie Shaw,; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Baker,
Steward and Mr,
old. Daris.. , ,
Pr. R. Moore
nd Mrs. Har
Grangers News
i! I CfcEMAWA. Not. 6 The home
economics club met all day Wed
nesday with Mrs. Harvey Hansen
and j spent the time sewing. The
hostess served a lovely chicken
dinner at noon, present were Mrs.
W. Bowden, Mrs. Arthur Held
en, Mrs. James Wolf, Mrs. Sam
uel Richards, Mrs. D. B. Klelhege
and jthe hostessJ Mrs. Holden will
bo hostess for the next meeting.
'.S,lKh..T .; ... ;
- 1IACLEAY, Not. B,- A full
evening of business and entertain
ment has been planned for the
grange meeting to be held Friday
night at the grange hall. Roberts
grange degree team -will confer
the tirst i and second degrees en
several candidates and , the an
nual; election of officers will be
held. Numbers for the program
hour will lnelude a discussion on
criminal courts by Miller B. Hay
den; a skit by Mrs. Clarenee Sim
mons and Mrs. Clarence Johnson;
and readings by Mrs. Stella Cul
ver. Mrs. J. L. Amort and Mrs.
YT V . VI.M. lit V. J
of lunch. "- . . .
" Play Home Game Today
SILVERTON, Not. K Canby
will Journey to Silverton Friday
afternoon to play Silverton In the
third home football game pt the
season.
Son to Holts
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. K. A
son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Carence Holt (Loreta Bullock) on
Saturday at the Deaconess hos
pital. The -pound boy . has
been named Gordon Lee.
ipHiiffiijOlTr:..,isr-:.
p?' if--f ;FnYS HENS BAKES ;- . -
!FnEGEI GEAFCOBC
KRallbnt, Chinook and SUverside Salmon, Ling Cod Sole, Red
b Snapper, FUet of HaUbut, Sole, Halibut, Black Cod, Batter
yioms, uysicrs, ennmp, sneu k lata. Kippered Salmon.
. ww i w r ii
l uring us i our rouiiry
Salem Fish and Poultry Market
Phone 6O10 173 8. Commercial - Free Delivery
. i v- NEXT DOOR TO MCDOWELL MARKET
Ellefson adult -education. '
Carlton to Speak
B. F. Carlton, secretary of the
Oregon state teachers -association
and-editor of the Oregon educa
ttoU Journal, will also give a- brief
talk at the morning 'meeting..
A short business session: of the
Polk county, teachers association
Is also scheduled to take place on
Tuesday 'morning. t; f : ; K
During the noon hour a lunch
eon Is being served at the Meth
odist church for all students and
alumni of the Oregon Normal
school. I : i '! l in:!i! 'M '
The first speaker at the after
noon session will be : D.. A.i Emer
son. This will be followe'd by de
partmental conferences; Dr. O. R.
Chambers of Oregon State college
speaking to the high school "de
partment; Henrietta i Wolf er from
Oregon Normal school on advanc
ed elementary department: Dora
Scheffsky of the Normal j school
addressing the' intermediate de
partment; Grace Forrette speak
ing in the primary! department.
and George Blrrell In the adult
education department.
, Assembly ! Closes Day
The last speaker will be Dr. O.
R.. Chambers. He will speak be
fore an assembly of all the ieaeh-
ers. u ' : : :v- : : , -
Superintendent Wills ihas an
nounced the chairmen of the de
partments for the institute as fol
lows: high school, Loren Mort of
Independence; advanced, Glenn
Gething ot Dallas; : intermediate,
Mary A. Donaldson of Monmouth;
primary, Ethel Cleveland, Dal
las; and of the adult education,
Floyd Ellefson of Independence.
The . officers of the i Polk -county
division of Oregon state teachers'
jassociation . are: president. Mrs.
Phoebe Cox; vice president, Lor
en Mort; and secretary-treasurer,
Josiah .Wills. -M ; ; , ijh.-v--t
Benson Brothers Going ;
Over Hills to Shoot Elk
SILVERTON HILLS, Nov. 5
Lieut. Oscar Benson and Willard
Benson , plan to leave -this' week
for the; Pehdlteon area to hunt
elk. The Benson brothers have
the reputation of bringing In the
largest elk of ! the season.; j
Going to Midwest
BRUSH CREEK.! NovJ : 5
Mrk anJ Mrs. Clifford Nybakke
(Viola Larson) who hay e been at
Bend since their wedding here in
June, plan to go to the midwest
to make tbelr home on a farm.
Nybakke came, here two .years
ago. -I..; . t-K . .4 1 ,,,(.
ores.d.a.
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Originator of Lbif Prices
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ORE S.D.AA
351 State St.
, HOW TO SELECT A GOOD PIECE OF MET It takes the, eye of an expert to look! at a pieee of meat
and - tell whether it (will give satisfaction . j. ; .' what to look for and where to look requires stady. Our
' policy saves you that trouble. We say that the way to select rood meat is to SELECT a GOOD MAR-
- KET. The Midget solves that problem. - INSPECTED MEATS ONLY. - REGULUAR PRICES NOT
rSPECIALS".
Sirloin
Midget : quality ia a
favorite, steak; ten
der, juicy. and flavor-.1
fuLr :
A it
p
or
Lean cuts, very ec
onomieal, rich
flavor.
ROAST
5 lb.
..-1; -;
t; - H ?.
BEEF ROAST
: ii; i -'r' 1-'-' !!
'mmm
Easy : to cook ; and
just more than easy
to eatJ Pick your
choice, none higher. tV11lt5&.;'f--i I'iiV U' :V-r:
i :l ' m fc: mi v : 7Z
n ana . mon- : U. ..
Cook ! with vegetables,
nutritious and a mon f
.eyt saver.
y- if
1 You have been looking for lower pork price Well, her they arej Cut from grain fed young porkers
Young Pig;
Lean cuts.
.Young Pig
Peril Coast
. ' Picnic style. ' V-V-
Dainty Lean
Ebiri Ctiops
1 22C ll&o
. i: : Small ones."
K
Fresh
E-lcm Coast
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We close at 6 P. It; n Saturdays at 7 P M.
CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY,! NOV. 11 ARMISTICE I DAY- k
4j 'HARRY JL LEyY, Prop
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185 No. High St. j- Across frcjm the Courthouse Phone 7007
i Open 7 a.m.;to 11 p.m. Every Day of the Year! i ;
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY,
L3
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
3.1bJ
tin
Swansdo.vn
Cake ! Flour
Calumet , tin
Bakings Powder
19c
Shred
BISCUITS
IvELLOGG'S
ORtGON OR ARSIOUR'S
Milk
m
.cans
j r
taker's .
COCOA
IVORY
S O A P
med.
size
PURE CANE SUGAR
J 10 Pounds ....... .55c
25 Pounds .J...1.... $1.37
R1TZ
Crackers
; Be
j7-UP
7-XJP
-1
28-oz.
bottle!
12-oz.
bottle
19c
3 for 29c
FRUIT DEPARTSnENT
SwJet Potatoes
ii
n i. '
lbs.
.1
SPINACH
Young and Tender T i Ibsui
CABBAGE
Large Full Sacks
sack
GRAPEFRUIT
1' Arizona Seedless ; ,
Danish Squash
BAKERY DEPARTMENT
Cream' Puffs
Full . of Nice 1 Rich Cream
for
2SO
I
Marsh mallow Horns
DANISH COFFEE
Large Assortment - -
Cloverleaf Rolls
Very Njce Dinner JRoll
, dozen L yO'"
1 !
1
MEAT OEPARTMEMT
fW-l:
lurU DA(5rJ
n f
I
per
lb.
GGggc. BcgG CSboott
, : - f B.ssssaasssis.aa assisawai
Gtlcoi?' CoiaQcl: I CGgoCi
per
, lb. f
i1
if I'
for
T
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25G
mn-rrr RTiiWlIl. pr.rr-vlGn' i
' ' I ' " With Meat Orders -V-i - Hi
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FLORAL
DEPT.
During the coming winter
months youri living . room
will reflect more cheer
with a lovely Fern, Palm
or Foliage Plant.
i. - , . . -i . - .
Specials this week end
Ferns .....-35c to $1-50
Palms .-$1.25, $10, $3.50
Also Makeqp Work Yor all oc
casions carefully and correctly
reach of everyone. '. - j
fit
it.-
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