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Tht OREGON STATESMAN, Salem." Oregon? Friday Morning, October 29, 1937
S. forest service said today.
In the period 1935-37 inclu
sive only 10,80 J acres of a total
of more than 27,000,000 acres in
side the forest boundaries suffer
ed from fires. Buck said.
The lowest previous loss was
27,104 acres burned in the 1933
35 period.
Buck attributed the Improve
ment to the CCC, increased fire
consciousness on the part of the
public and improved methods of
fire detection and suppression.
Townsend Club Sponsor!
Dance Tonight, Woodburn
61d-time Hallowe'en dance which
will be given at the Foresters hall
Friday .night at 8:30 o'clock. Mu
sic will be furnished by the Fid
dling Farmer of Portland and re
Marine Writes of
William Spooner, 90,
Recuperates From Cold;
, Oldahomans Visit JCin
Fire Loss Lowest
Ever, Buck Avers
Assist
Battle in Orient
WOODBURN -The Woodbnrn
freshments wiu- be served. Every-
Townsend elnb fa sponsoring &n one Is invited.
Says Conditions Are Worse
DAYTON William Spooner,
90. who has suffered a bad -cold
la much : improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Wright
of Oklahoma City are guests of
the former's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sher
man, and expect to locate here.
A
PORTLAND, Oct, 27-flVFlre
loss In the 20 national forests of
Washington and Oregon for the
past three years was the lowest
for a like period since the forests
were established in 1906, region
al Forester C. J. Buck ot the D.
Than Papers State,
He Believes
I AtVAVS L75 V-.
rttvt'.t Mrs. ' Ralnh Kester
received word lately from her
Wjrother, Lawrence McCulston,
who If with tne us marines sta
tioned- at Pelplng, China. He
tniif mat de 1 about the war.
" COMING SOON!
giTins his opinion that conditions
are even worse tnan tne papers
state. - He expressed himself as
anxious to be back in the good
old USA
ALSO
Ultill
' TO WORK
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STORICS Of
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Potatoes
Grapefruit
CABBAGE
74
Cranberries
PUMPKIN
Large 2VaCans
t& cans
DATES
Haliwii 1937 Pack
lb. cello . 19c
SOAP
P & G Naptha '
3 bars
FLOUR
Kitchen' Queen
IT:..:-,- $139
PANCAKE
..Crown
" big .45c
-EGGS
, Extras Small
Lt dozen
VANILLA
eras raw
1
Worth ISc buf given free with 2 pack
age of Morton Salt at all grocers!
Here's a chance for your youngsters to have a barrel
of harmless fun! Kit includes 6 lifelike masks of
"Spunky." "Alfalfa," "Daria." "Porky." "Buck
wheat" and "Baby Ptsy," as well as real movit
playlets to act out. Also contains puzzles to work,
tames to play, mystery pictures, and stones about
"Oui Gang." Worth 15c but given FREE with 3
packages of Morton's Salt solely to induce you to
use this famous non-caking brondl
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: 162 N. Commercial St. Phone 5151
Klamath Gems
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50 ,39c
Fancy
Arizona Dozen
Case S1.29--Cage $2.39
For
Kraut
Sack
Big Sack Solid Heads
Sweet Potatoes";. 8 ft,25c
Fancy
McFarland t lbs.
25C
10c
29c
CHEESlE
Mild Flavored
Full Cream, 1 0f
pound Jiy C
MORTON'S SALT
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ai McMillan and son. Junior.
have moved from the R. Kester
farm to the home of Harold
Withrow where he has work for
the winter. ,
nrra Donald Kckman of Port
land was honored, by a birthday
dinner at tne home ot ner par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Conger
Sunday.
Mlssonrian Visits ,
un r.arter of Kansas City.
w ia tit. hotiKA niest of her
consin, M. Wm. Stoekoft.
Mr, . and Mrs. Fr ea straw
went to Newport Friday to visit
j, J. Strake. a brother, who sus
tained a neck injury in a fall
from', a scaffold. Mr. srra
broke - his neck several years
ago, making the present- accident
doubly serious. . .
Buy Fir Grove Farm
Mr. and Mrs. John Weder end
family have purchased the Stel
ser farm In the Fir Grove neigh
borhood and have moved there.
Weder is a brother of Mrs. Jake
Rohner of Suver. Mr. and Mrs.
Stelier have moved to a small
house on the farm.
146 Soap I
phone NEW MARKET jJSL
4010 x i - r- lS I
THI PROFIt OKINO FOR .
corns MfTHOD tfAt
CASH STORE SI
I I 294 N. Commercial St. Phone 7335 (vfr
1 3 Salem housewife. J
59 c
Housing Problem
Is Facing Gervais
GERVAIS Six new families
have taken up their residence
In Gervais and all available
houses are now occupied. Each
family has from one to four
children of school age which will
Increase attendance in all the
schools.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones, who
have recently come from Colo
rado, have bought the stock of
goods and property housing a
large general store located at
Hopmere.'slx miles west of Ger
vais, from Mr. and Mrs. Julian
DeJardin. Possession will be giv
en November 9.
Mr. and Mrs. DeJardin have
owned and operated this store
for 16 years. They have not de
cided as to their future plans.
Pay cash at Pearson's
and save like your neigh
bors do. Oar better qual
ity fruits and vegetables
spells economy says the
Salem housewife.
'N. 'X-
Park at
Pearson's
where you
will find 4
different
streets to
park on
for your
convenience
.Potatoes 50.ib.bag8 35c
A Fresh New Shipment of No. 2s . '
MoJoBooiFjFeep-25c
Hill's Coffee RedGm m- 25c
Pearsoiis esl ee c )S c
. Money Surer." Special . . . , lb. 19C 3 lbs. 55c
Salad Dressing and Spread
TABLE QUEEN v
25 dozen shipments weekly insures f . l ) N
the freshness of this item. It's Sa- Vuarl8 onV &f Kp
lem's favorite. y
QXYDOL rag each 18c
WUG OA: 2 ft 35c
MILK tall cans 3 for 23c
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Peas, Beans, Tomatoes 3 cans 25c
S U GAR LSr 10 ibs. 59c
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Crown Best Patents-,
49's sack 1.55
Kitchen Queen
49's sack $1.39
Crown Pancake Flour
10's sack 37c
SperrysC0RWlALw25c
Wlieaties , 2 boxe8 1 7c
Snowdrift Shortening 3 4ffic
EiL'L 1B COIF. FIE., i lb-canfg
Corn Flakes
White Cloud or Acorn
carton ss
Regular Size
Pkg-
Borene Soap Powder
Ige. siaeg
Borrene Bar Soap 5 cakes 21c
Morton's Salt
Iodized
mm
2 b?oT 15c
ARMOUR'S
Pork &
Beans
Size 2Yx
2cans 19(
WHILE
irUUISisSi THEY LAST
1 ,
1214 Inch tpartling Crystal
Cake Plata with purchase of 2 pkgt,
SWANS DOWN 2 for
CAKE FLOUR 53c
Oxydol, large size 17c
Old Dutch Cleanser . . . . . 6 cans 35c
Built Black Pepper, 1 lb. . . . . . 13c
Fisher Blend Flour, 49's sack . . . $1.55
p n 7 T7" Head Rice
Lssex torn, 4 cans . . . 31c
Size S03 3 lbs. - . AV
Hll 25c MUTTON
Lb- - TO ROAST
Sliced
MUTTON
CHOPS
Shorteping
RAISINS
BACON
Rind off.
m
Imitation
4-oz.
bottle ....
f. 8-lb. Pafl -Armonr's
.Best
6
4-lb:
bajr
2
29c
Highland Chief
Kitchen Queen
Valley Rose
49-lb. '.. A am ft
bag , ' yAsj)
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Corn WGal
White or e lb.
9 29c
49-lb.
bag
$1.39
't $139
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