The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, August 20, 1937
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niinois Folk Visit
CENTRAL HOWELL Several
friends from Peoria, 111., risked
with the J. S. Kaafman family
here and the Alec Matthia family
la Brush Creek . the past week.
They were the Misses Emma.
Clara and Christine Frank and
Miss Percy Honegger.
Gervais Peas Sold
GERVAIS J. B. Brown has
lust sold his crop of Rye peas to
the Barner warehouse. He had
five acres and threshed 1,000
pounds to the acre for which he
received 75c per Pound. The seed
tested .9 ft per cent. .
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First Reunion Is
Event of Sunday
Descendants of Mrs. Emma
Anderson Gather at
Helmick Park .
SUVER Helmick park was the
scene of a first family reunion
Sunday, of relatives and descend
ents of Mrs. Emma Anderson of
Buena Vista who gathered to hon
or her on her 80th birthday.
A. .potluck dinner was aerved
at 1 o'clock. Several family group
pictures were taken, Including the
grandmother with her children,
grandchildren and great-grandchildren
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All of her surviving children
were present, Mrs. Tressa Conger
and Mrs. Florence Gobat of Surer-Mrs.
Mollie Baldwin of Win-
lock, Wash.; Mrs. Addie Harmon,
Ed Prather and Nelson Anderson
of Buena Vista.
Grandchildren Present were;
Mrs. Eva Prouty of Wlnlock;
Mrs. Emma Benedict and Florence
Conger of Suver, Mrs. Addie Mill
er of Toledo, Mrs. Blanche Rust.
Leland Prather, Gail Prather of
Buena Vista and Mrs. Doris Eck-
man, Portland.
Great grandchildren were Joan
and Melvln Prouty and Jerry
Baldwin of Wlnlock, Wash., Linda
Benedict of Suver, Farrel Rust,
Alice, Billy and Elmo Prather of
Buena Vista.
A brother, Monroe Kreutz, of
Silverton and his three daughters
Mrs. Paul Johnson of Silverton
and Edna and Verle Kruetx of
Salem were present.
A nephews .Frank Kreuti and
wife of La Grande were present.
A great number of relatives by
marriage and . friends also attended.
Mrs. Anderson came to Oregon
from Iowa when she was six years
old and has lived here ever since.
She has lived at Buena Vista for
over fifty years.
Scio Residents
View Bonneville
SCIO Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lytle
spent Sunday on the Mt. Hood
loop with Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Lewis of Salem, former Wyom
ing friends of the Lytles. The
Bonneville dam was visited on
the return trip.
Miss Dorothy Clausen of Or
chards, Wash., has been tender
ed a position as high school in
structor at Scio. Miss Velorls
Crenshaw, who ... had contracted
to teach in the primary depart
ment, has resigned to accept a
position elsewhere.
Mrs. Marie Walter of near
Scio is said to be In a satisfac
tory condition - following major
surgery at a Portland hospital. -i-
Clyde Urban of Scio, injured
while working in the timber east
of Scio, is expected to be able
to return to his job soon
, Raleigh Harold, native farm
er of Scio route 2, has decided
to retire for a time for the bene
fit of his health, planning to
go to Washington. He will sell
or lease his 100-acre farm
Tragedy's Victim
Rests at Aurora
AURORA The body of Mrs.
Susanna Flannigan, fatally burn
ed in a gasoline explosion in a
closed car here Tuesday night,
rests - at ' the Miller mortuary
waiting word from a sister in
Indiana. -..
Mrs. Flannigan and her hus
band, Mike Flannigan, were em
ployed at the Paul Singer hop
yard where they arrived last
Sunday. The .' couple had Tun
out of gasoline in their car out
side Aurora and had walked in
to get a supply. H. R. New In
vited them to ride back in his
car and Mrs. ' Flannigan had
just entered the new machine
with an open can of gasoline
when the car. was turned into
an inferno by a cigaret lighted
nearby.
It became impossible to reach
the victim, although one by
stander did reach her hand she
pulled it away in her struggles.
Dirt was thrown on the fire to
smother It but the tragedy had
occurred. Mr. Flannigan was
nnharmed as was Bob New.' who
was also in the car behind the
wheel.
The Aurora fire department
was called to Donald Wednes
day at 11 o'clock a. m. to quell
a fire in the barn of B. F. Ri
card. They arrived in time to
save the contents and .to .keep
the barn from, being totally; de
stroyed. This was the - third
fire in Donald In the past few
weeks.
Thresh at Union Hill
, CNION HILL Threshing has
commenced in this neighborhood.
Threshing has been completed on
th Henry Peters, Jack Richards
and" Tate farms.
Crown Poultry, Dairy &Fox Feeds
K. K. Turkey Grower, K. K. Pullet
Grower, K. K. Broiler and
Frver Grower
Crown Calf Meal (dry cooked), 25 lbs.. ..$U0
Eastern Shell
Granite Grit .
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...95c
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Crown Special Dairy Meal, 80 ibs..... 51.50
Dairy Fly Foil Sheep Uip in uuik
W. J. LEE & SON
849 Ferry ' Phone 0418
No Extra Charge on Approved 30-Day Accounts
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Scotts Mill Home
Scene of Reunion
SCOTTS MILLS The J. W. Ma
gee home was the scene of a fam
ily reunion Sunday honoring
George Kellogg of Long Beach,
Calif. Mr. Kellogg who is a
brother of Mrs. Magee and a for
mer resident of Scotts Mills, Is
visiting relatives here on his va
cation; Those Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Brown, Betty and
Norvin of Kelso, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kellogg of Turner;
Mrs. Clyde Thomas, Mary Edith,
George, William, David and Allen,
of Gates; Mrs. Lowell Hirtrel and
Donald and William Kellogg of
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ma
gee, Barbara, Morris, Jerald, Har
old and Kenneth and the honored
guest, George Kellogg.
Mrs. E. J. Otteson and her
daughter, Mrs. John Ritts, and
son, David, of Seattle, Wash., are
spending the week with relatives
here.
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pound tin
Pennant Coffee pmd
Corned Beef
Libby's
No. 1 Can
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Four Peaks Flour 49 $SoQj?
Libby Deviled Meat 6 E 2
Salad Dressing
Dinner
Bell qts.
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Old Mill Mustard
9-oz.
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Swansdown
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Flour 2(3
Tomatoes
Three Sisters
No. 2V2 Can
Haleys Meat Loaf a
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DAVIES GROCERY
2380 Fairground
GOODMAN'S GROCERY
2440 Fairground
HOLLYWOOD FOOD MKT.
2086 N. Capitol
R. G. HENDERSON
Chemawa, Oregon
KRUEGER GROCERY
1109 8. Commercial
LITTLE LADY'S STORE
1190 Center
MICKEY MOUSE GROCERY
815 8. 12th
PARRISH STORE
805 N. Capitol
ROBINSON'S GROCERY
227 8. Winter
JOHNSON'S GROCERY
75 Market
FICKLIN'S GROCERY
1927 State St.
CHAPPELE GROCERY
V 1850 Lee St.
B YRKITS GROCERY
854 N. 21st
SALEM HEIGHTS GROG
South Liberty
BOWER'S GROCERY
484 N. Charcb St.
KLUK1S GROCERY
841 UbJob St.
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FOR FINE FABRICS
Large Package 29c
Med. Skc Pkg 19c
Scotch Soap
Granulated "7 (q7$ .
Large Pkg. JiVC
It will pay you dividends to tune in on the
White King Radio Program every Monday
night at 8:30 P. M. over KOIN.
Airway, a Pure Brazilian Blend
True American
Carton (6 Boxes)
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Large Pkg.
Superior Blend
5-lb. pail
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Pure Gder, gal.
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Toilet Soap, .
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Kitchen
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HARVEST BLOSSOM
Hard Wheat Blend.
49k $1.79
49 $1.59
Calumet Baking Powder
Double acting,
19c
PICKLES, C. H. B., 29-ox. boitle : ..25c
Saturday at Safeway - 935 S. Commercial Store (Only)
Come one, come all, fun for young and old. Come help us celebrate our remodeling, and
making this the smartest, brightest, and most convenient food store in this community.
WHEATIES, the breakfast food of champions,
large package . c
FRUIT COCKTAIL, Stokely's . 14c
KRAUT, Steinfeld, No. 22 cans, 24cans.
TOMATO JUICE, Stokely's, 50-oz. cans
KOOL AIR PEAS, No. 1 tall, 2 cans ......
HOMINY, Van Camp's, No. 2Yx cans, 2 for.
DOG FOOD, Play Fair, Nol cans, .4 for
PEARLS OF WHEAT, large package...
..25c
....23c
.19c
19c
-19c
l.19c
SaOe way rai?sett
Good Meats at Prices You Can Afford to Pay ...
Come in and Visit Us We Are Glad to See You
Assorted Back Bacon
Luncheon Meat Fine to fry or for
- seasoning.
25c "- 25c lb.
Dill Pickles Shortening
With ment purchases. In bulk, the best.
1fcyh ' : 2 bs 25c
Ground Beef Beef ubes
Boneless
No water or cereals. pine to boil ,or braze.
, 15c ib. ' i9Clb.
SUGAR, fine granulated, 10-lb. paper bag.
25-lb. paper bag
CATSUP, C. H. 14 oz 2 bottles
MILK, Maximum, tall cans, 3 for...;.
TEA, Canterbury Green, -Ib. pkg.-.
.19c
SALAD DRESSING, Salad Serve, pts.
SARDINES, Gasco, 4 cans....-.:.
; CHEESE, full cream, lb...ui.
..19e
Cantaloupes
Thick, yellow-meated
Yakimas
3 for 10c
CORN
Fancy Golden
Bantam
Doz.
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.Sweet Pickle Vinegar by the Gallon "
CELERY
Tomatoes
GRAPES
Peach
Green P
Krisp,
bunch
to O lbs,
' Seedless,
lb.
Fin- fnr SUrinf. "7
CaCuCS basket -Ui
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Fine for stuffing.'
Fruit & Vegetable Savings Friday and Saturday Only
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5 Stores Conveniently Located 935 South Commercial, Court & Commercial, 13th & State, Broadway & Belmont,
and Hollywood
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