Tfe OHEGON STATESMAN, Salsi, Oregon, Friday - lloratasr, NorcEittr 10, 1S33
PAG" EIGHT
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Card Benefit For
Bandon Is Slated
Pythian : . Sisters Inviting
Everyone to Event' "
Next Blonth
EH.VKRTON. Not. 1. The
Jjtain Sisters. ara planning a
eecond benefit card party lor
banton. this i on to b i held tha
first week . in December, with
SOs" ta be played. The - pablte
Is tattled to i attend. In charge
ot arrangements are Lillian An
nundaen, Emma Kaufman,- Bom
Specht and Henrietta Loe. The
refreshment committee Is com
posed : of Nada GrindeJ L. o 1 a
Bentson and Olire Morley.
Mrs. Benson 111
Mrs. Larina Benton, the mo
ther: ot Mrs. I Carl fipecht. c ou
tlines eritically ill at the Specht
home where she is being cared
for. -r , v I ,
Jimmy Downs is reported be
ing considerably Improred follow
inc his accident In the logging
camo. . 1 i ' 1;
The Immannel Galld of which
Mrs. A. Aarhus is presjdent, will
hold a food sale Norember 25 at
the Bentson grocery. In charge of
the sale will be Mrs. Sam Loren-
son, sirs. js.
J. P..Dullum.
Landson and Mrs.
Assisting Roll Call
-u ': - i ,1
1 UNIONVALB, Nor. 9. Mrs.
llossi Rogers ot Fairrlew, who Is
Emperor Reviews Nippon Navy
Only Three linn County Towns Get
Higher Assessments j m 1937 levies; "
: Albany School District up 3 Mills
ALBANY, Not., 19. W. C.
Texnpleton, I Linn county assessor.
has announced the 1937 tax levies
for Lin it county municipalities,
only three of which show a thlgher
millago than those tor 1938: The
total amonntsi which. will be' raised
by these levies-. In .Albany and
school district No. , s, which In
cludes Albany; will be $89,413.10,
and i,t.i: t -
The Albany lery which is 18.1
mills, is on tenth of a mill great
er than that ot last year, and the
total tax is 11,779.4 1 greater. In
school district No. a, the lery is
increased from! lf.l mills to 18.1
mills making a total of 1 10.4 4 4.9 8
more to be raised than for 1989.
The increase la the school levy is
due, according to school authori
ties, to thi increased . debt serr
Ice. which j it U claimed Is at Its
peak this year, .
BrownsriUe has the highest lery
His Imperial Majesty, Emperor Hirohito, is pictured as he reviewed
jJm. it nf defense. fiimit recent awral tnaaevrera ta
Osaka Bay. The photo shows His Majesty (center) escorted by Ad
- nOral Kantaro Boznki and General Oldya TJsami, chief aide as
camp. They are pictured aboard the flagship HIyel Interactional
. Illostrmtrd News Photo.
Red; Cross chairman for i Wheat
landi and Unlonrale, risSted the
UnionTsle Erangelical Ladies' Aid
Tuesday in the Interest,; of the
Red Cross.
VJS6A
Thanksgiving time has come
' and say, - :i ;
Jt'a time to feast as ' well as
'. . pray! -t -
Come ia and select your
Thaaksgirfng Turkey and Gro
ceries NOW! We've innumer
able suggestions that are
boand to make your holiday
season a success! Prompt free
delivery for your convenience t
Crosse & BSackwell
Plum Pudding;
35c
Bisquick
Large size
29c
Shurf ine Cake Flour
Large size L.
i tr
25c
Free Delivery;
Any Amount i
SHURFINE ;
The best' your ever drank
fresh roasted ground to or
der as sold.
Only 2
IViking Coffee
Pobnd J
19c
Crab Cocktail Ready to
use. Serves L QC
StWed O
Olves O
Ripe OHves
Tail cans
for
35 c
3 ior 42c
Date Pudding O OO.
Tall cans O for alt) v
Siirishine Krispyj
Crackers, 2 lb. box
29c
Free
Delivery
Any
Amount
Mr1RKreGR0Geny,
. 365 N.UBERTr
'Quality
i Foods
:
Competitive
j Prices
Tom Preece, Monmouth
Athlete, GeU Coaching
Position at i Coquille
MONMOUTH. Nov. 19 Tom
Preece, popular member 4 the
Wolves football squad and active
in athletics generally, went to
Coauille to take a position as in
structor and athletic coach In the
junior high school this week.
Preece is a member of the De
cember graduating class of Ore
gon Normal schooL
! He came here from . Portland.
where he was an all-star on the
Commerce city high-school's foot
ball squad. His record has tbeem
outstanding, and he was chosen
utility man of the Wolves' team
in a previous season.
Baptist Sunday; School
; And Church Members of
Amity Hold Social Event
OIEIISIHI-IBIMCS .S
294 NT. COMMERCIAL
PHONE 3527
We invite you to come and i make your grocery shop
ping a pleasure to hejp yourself if you wish as tho
taking them from your own j pantry shelf and be a
satisfied customer at our Low Price Everyday store.
Prices Good Until Weilnesday Evening j
NUCOA
The thrif- O
ty spread lbs.
38c
Crystal White. Soap
10 baW 1 29c
i
Peter Pan Butter
Grade
fA" 1 lb.
1 ib. 35 c
.i AMITT, Not. 19. The mem
bers of the Baptist church and
Sunday school and invited friends
enjoyed a social in the church par
lors Wednesday evening. Games
were played and j refreshments
served. !
I Dicky, the little : son of Post
master and Mrs. Earl Burch, is
111 at the family home with badly
swollen ankles and throat glands
and infection believed to be caus
ed as the result ot whooping
cough during the late summer and
early fall.
Klecznskis Enjoy Trip
To Southern: California
ELDRIEDGE, Nov. 19. Mr.
and Mrs. J o hn Klecznski an
daughter Margaret! returned re
cently from a week's visit ir-
I r Southern California.; The trip wa
planned in celebration of tb
Klecznski's 1 40th wedding anni
versary. While in Los Angeles
they were guests at the home of
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Walsh. Margaret spent much ot
her time In Hollywood. .
Borene Washing
Powder I
Ef?nld J I 19C
SUGAR
Pure
Cane
10 lbs. 57c 100
cioth ntt
lbs. 35.39
;;;..-;.,
AIIRACLE WHIP
Quarts 33c
Pints .21c
DUNDEE SHRIMP
cans . i 25c
WAVERLY COCOA
s-i lb. can . 13c
SWEET POTATOES
8ibS.L .23c
DELICIOUS APPLES
Face and filled.- GQ
BOX OalC
A Real Treat to Eat"
Cran- i
berries
2 lbs. 33 c
White Eagle
Flour ;
$1.39
S&WjCOFFEri
1- lb. can L. 2ac
2- lb. can 4- 4c
4-lb. can 9o'iC
Sunbrite Cleanse
3 can,...!....:..... IOC
Country
O 303s
cans
Kist Corn
L25c
SAXTIAI
Burbank Potatoes
U. S. CA lb.
No. 2s
bapr
89c
SPITS APPLES
an1 ' T
filled
Buy a Box ami Try aw
uApple-a-Iay for Health'
95c
Oranges
Navels, Ig.
t doz. 35c
Valley Rose
49s -
$1.19
Hodgeii Brewster Feeds
Note Our New Special Low Prices on Feed
II. B. Egg
Milk' Oil
Greens :
Producer
$2.35
II. B. Lay
ducer. Milk
Oil Greens
WeU Pro-
$2.20
II. - B.
MUk
Greens
Egg
Mash
$2.05
Cracked -- Corn, Grain,
Corn, Oats, Wheat, MiU
Run, Dairy Feeds
Our Prices are Rijfht
We Reserve the Right to Limit
irangers
N
ews
ZENA, Nov. 19. Mrs. Stella J.
Henry. Brush College grange mas
ter, was hostess at a meeting of
the newly elected grange officers
at her home Maple Mound at Zena
Wednesday night.!: Plans were
made for the years grange work
and for installation.
Mrs. Henry appointed Glen Ad
ams to arrange for an installing
officer and F. E.Wilson and
Charles Glaze to arrange for a
drill team among the young mem
bers. Plans were also discussed
for securing grange paraphernalia
for officers and members. Assist
ing Mrs. Henry In serving light
refreshments were I Mrs. Charles
Glaze and Mrs. George Meier.
MACLEA Y, Nov; 1 9 The reg
ular monthly invitational grange
social and dance will- be held at
the grange hall Saturday night.
A program of music and other
interesting features has been ar
ranged.: . j
MACLEAY. Nov. 19. At the
home economics club meeting
held at the grange hall , Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. H. E. Martin wes
elected president; Mrs. Lloyd
Keen, vice president; and Mrs.
J. F. C. Tekenburg, secretary-
treasurer.
Plans were made for the dis
trict grange conference to be held
In December. Mrs. Harry Phillips
is diner chairman for the affair:
Several men were present and
worked on Improvements In the
kitchen and dining room. Mrs.
Philips and Mrs. J. F. C. Teken
burg were hostesses. ; .
(5 El
I? 15 IS EDO
Leader Mash i .$2L35
Boss-O-Meal $2.15
No. 1 Special Dairy;
MeaL 80 lbs. - $1-25
Calf MeaL 25 lbs. :$1.10
Third Cut Alfalfa $1 AC
Hay, per cwt. leUsJ
; We Deliver
WJ.IEE&SON
349 Ferry Phone 9418
for -the municipalities, being 41.8
mills while Halsey has the lowest.
11., although that la a trifle
higher than for 13.
; Lebanon's levy is also a : trifle
hlxher. being fixed at .11.9 mills
which is is of a mill higher, than
that of 193s. Harrisburg is placed
af 27.S mills as against S0.1 for
19S: scio is 21.9 mills as against
22.1 mills for last year and Soda-
Tiile's 1937 levy is 14.4 mllu. Last
year It was I4.e.mius. r-
. i. . -7.. -: .
; Pattewon Seriously 111 .
. MISSION BOTTOM, Not. 19.
Mrs. Robert Cole has spent much
of her time tho past three months
at! the home of her parents. Mr,
anil Mrs. Richard Patterson, as
sisting with the care ot her father
who is seriously 11L
it
says resident of Maywood, Illinois
e r
'lb!'
She writes: Fimtit affct I bat tvtriutd,
bbwgbi ntihig fa timet db99
femdiiBtrTia im $remgtb TfrmJe."
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you make it with MJB. i. j
Ah expert blend of world's finest coffees plus a special richer
roast is the secret of the -Strengii EsscauA," M-J-B Coffee's
famous feature. j j
It's a real coffee improvement which offers the only way we know
to injure faff fiavw at nj strength Iwhcther you like your coffee
mild, medium or strong. !
All this is due to a constant richness of true coffee-character
in evjay grain of MJB, giving toiformity in every cup so that
youcaadependonM'T'BwmTdeijWw ' .
Wp guarantee it. Make us prove it. Try a tin TODAY.
The
M-J.B's'TJnivdrsal"
Grind is guartnteed
right foe Drip, Per
coUtoc, or any glass
codee-lnaker you use
ZZ Coffee
Your money refunded
by your grocer if any
tin of M'J-B CofEee
doesn't sstisryou per
fectly in every way.
162 N. Com!
I
Phone 5151
SPUDS
U. S. No. 2. Cfl
2 Burbinks OU lbs.
89c
SANTIAM GEMS
1 i : . -i
50 lbs $1.15
100 Its. .....2.25
Real Quality - Real Value
Fancy
No. 1
Sweet Potatoes
.. 7 ibs. 25c
MINCE MEAT
2 ibs. 25c
Finest
quality
DICED FRUIT
For a perfect Fruit QQ
jCake, lb. aaJi
CRANBERRIES
2 ibs. 33c
From the
coast .
Del
i i Monte
PUMPKIN
a cans 25c
Jrr-
Christmas Candies, Georgia Soft . SheU .Pecans,
Peanuts, ' Washed Brazils! Walnuts, , Filberts ' and
Almonds. Fancy 5-lb. Gift Boxes Figs, Apricots and
treacnes -at vxmpeuiive prices. , r
PEAS
3
Bozexnan i
Sugar i..
San .Wan, se- O
lected sweet -
cans
25c
for 29c
CORN
Golden Bantam
"size No. 2 or
, cans. Ullc. uut
TOMATOES,
Rogue River Solid, Pack
a cans I.. : 25c
FLOUR i
Eyer-Rlj:ht -4- Guaranteed
Wheat 49 $1.45
j Kitchen
I Queen.
$1.49
PINEAPPLE
10c
No. li 4
slices, can
PICKLES
Happy Vale 29 C
- . l
OLIVES
Lindsay Ripe
Can
14 c
LARD
Carstens pure A lb C A
white
HUSKIES
Whole Wheat
Flakes, pk. ' u-L.
While They XAst
10c
v COFFEE
: ; Walker's Best
Quality unsurpassed OO.
round
Of
Co.urse
Mi'
.
Less at
Caplans
1?nE
137 S. COMMERCIAL ST,
i PHONE
" . 4010 J
Devil
ARMOUR'S
M
em.
JSize
Cans
v-f Palmolive Soap ! !
3 cakes . . . . 13c
Picket Pancake Flour
lOssack . . .1 .35c
Sun Ripe
COCKTABJ
CHERRIES!
5 oz.
Bottle
i
V
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Bull) Macaroni
Rose-City
PUMPKIN.
Libby's
Size 2
- Cans
IMITATION
VANILLA
4-oz. Bottle
- - c -Bottle
Thompson's
Seedless
MS
4-ll. pkg.
Snowdrifti
; i j
Shortening
4W
3 lbs:
6 lbs.
! i-
Macaroni arid
Spaghetti
Hard Wheat
Kleen - Pak
In Cellophane
lb.
pkg.
T7 T fc
L.I A !
Sweet Potatoes
I ' -!- No.i ! '
lbs.
Sperry
Slow or Fast
10's S a ck
Tropical
Oleo Margarine
Fresh and Sweet'
2 a.
Diamond Crystal
1 ' ' ' .
Iodized
Bx.
MINCE MEAT
None Such
, 2- pkgs.
w
Armour
orO
s
regon
TaU .
cans
U L$ Lla
Granulated Soap
LARGE
SIZE-
DAKHn 'POVBQ.
lb.
o
can
125 Feet
RoU
Section XTvflMSG
GAP
Medium rzsm
cakes
r.3r?Co PcrCoc
E(S KT(5)in)ai30
L In Cellophane
yellow
n id. '
J sack
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LL5HT QUANTITY
Coffee
Hill
Brothers
Red Can
One lb.
2m
v
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Both
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