PAGE EIGHTEEN
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon Friday Morning, January 21, 1938
Suver Man Weds
Illinois Woman
Arrival of Spring Lambs Ik
. Reported in Many of
Sheep Flock f .
SUVE R E. L. Baker and
Edith Richmond of MU Vernon,
III., were married at a quiet
'ceremony in , Corvallls - January
11. They are at horn on the
groom's, farm here.
Yvoniie Kerr la recoyerlng rap
idly and was Drought home from
the Salem General; hospital Monday..-
. r : ;! -:V;
Kester " Olthoff ! ot Klamath
Falls, who has spent the past
two weeks Visiting relatives here,
returned to his home Wednes
day. . !
" In Corrallis Hospital
Mrs. Eva Fredrickson, a for
mer resident aand daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Kester,
underwent a serious major op
eration at the Cor vail Is hospital
Mc DOIVELL'S MARKET
' ... I- Salem Leading Market
PHONE 8757 ; 171 S. COM'L ST.
Look, Folks! Our regular high quafity meats are being .
featured at real money saving prices.- Always more
foryour money at McDowell's. I I
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! and for a short time only.
h we are offering our j
KETTLE RENDERED
Pimi?e Laird f 31 e Z
"This pure lard is far superior to cotton seed oils ' -
PORK TO ROASf
; No i :.
Shanks
ib.Jlgt2
Bacon Baelis lb. lOc&soc
Inexpensive Satisfying T
Heavy Bacon Squares, our own make, lb. . 10c
Bacon Squares, light weight, Ibi. .......... J 15c
Our choice cuts of Prime Rib Rolls are tender and good.
The price? Just 17c per pound, and you will find them
juicy and rich in food value. f I
Pot Roast .....lb. 10c
Liver, Beef or '
Pork, sliced Jb. AAV
Ribs lb. 15c& 17c
Pure Pork Sausage,
better ... lb. 13c
Fresh Side or A A
Salt Pork ........lb. IOC
Smoked Hams. We are
offering you our very
jri. 18c&22c
Stew' Jb. 10c
Sirloin flZfn
Steak Jb. IDC
Hamburger or f
Ground Beef, lb. 13 C
Pork Backbones
or Piiers Feet L lb.
5c
Through a life long experience in the meat business
we have tried to make - this modern market a most
attractive place for you to do your meat shopping. We
hope you like it. Our customers are always appreciated
and we want you to come again, i "
OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M.-SATURDAY
Monday and Is thought to have
rallied nicely. ? :
Jlr. and Mrs. H.F. Couey. at
tended funeral services for W. J.
Barton In Albany Tuesday after
noon. .... j .jv
' ....... Spring Lanab Arrive
Many sheep owners are report
ing the arrival of lambs in their
flocks the past week.
A 4H sheep club has been
formed by a group ot boys at
the Suver school with Marvin
Rock as president; Melvin Couey,
vice-president, and Merlyn Couey,
secretary. Ezra Harris is to be
leader. -t - j
Sheridan fYouths
Admit Pilfering
DALLAS A r c h I e . Raymond
Reed. 18, and Walter Coomes,. 19,
both of Sheridan were arrested In
Dallas January 18. charged with
larceny from an automobile. They
admitted pilfering five cars.
Among these were cars "belonging
to Fred Stinnette. Jack Eakin,
Ray Scott and Jack Schulti.
. They were, ararigned before the
justice of the peace Wednesday
and both waived hearing and were
bound over to the grand jury.
They expect to waive and go be
fore Judge Arlle G. Walker Mon
day for sentence. r ; i
' The loot consisted of blankets,
sun- glasses, flashlight, '- thermos
bottle, spotlight, and . miscellane
ous tools. "J ' !
Reed has a previous record for
larceny as he was convicted on
this charge in Yamhill county for
which he received a one year jail
sentence. As far as the Polk coun
ty authorities know, Coomes has
no previous record.
Torvend in Severe Pain
Due to Bruises Caused
When Attacked by Bull
SILVERTOX Silas Torvend,
who was injured Monday morn
ing by a bull, is reported ; to be
in considerable pain at the Sil
verton 'aospltal. , While the In
juries were not considered crit
ical he was so badly bruised that
he is scarcely able to turn in
bed. j
' Both Mr. anad Mrs. William
Storts are 111 at the family home.
Dorothy White has accepted
a temporary office' job at Port
land. She has been employed this
winter at the Women's Specialty
shop, owned by her aunt, Mrs.
J. C. Schlador.
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op y&m q mmsQff lamp h
O &J&Wts&ifr$ H I I Aluminum reflector f
1 Z- 9mr.ytJm00m0m. -j mlmi and cast base with
ZJlh - 300-watt element. 1
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100 HIXKLE'S
PILLS ..
SOc CAMPHO
PHEXIQUE
100 ASPIRIX,
TABLETS, S gr
25c CARTER'S
PILLS
100 A, B, D & G
VTTAMIN CAPS...
lie
20c
12c
2.59
Eflectiwe.
tag. Ch
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Economy Size
Card Horn
Pace Tender
BctHrSk I Pint )
79
Shaving
Crcsin
19cv
9
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Pack SO fexatl
Cold Tablets
TL at firtt O Ci
mm train t
50
Claans False
Teeth ,
55c L.DY ESTHER A.
ROUGE L-3V
50c WOODBURY
CREAMS
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Lifebuoy
Soap "
for:
Lux Soap
kaw.Daalwait. I
50e LAVENDER
FACE POWDER.
83c POND'S
CREAMS ". -
$1 LOOS
PHILLTPPE fAf
LIPSTICK wf
39c
39C
55C
REXETTES
Sanitary Napkins
Soft, absorbent, safe.
' ; Package of 12
lie
ASPIREX
Cough Drops
Better than a .
gargle. Contain 1
aspirin.
10c
ELECTRIC
TOASTER
Reversible, 2 slice.
Chrome, Plate
Guaranteed
98c
10c CASHMERE
BOUQUET SOAP,
s for
10c WOODBURY'S
FACIAL feOAP, JSC
COLGATE'S SOAPS, -2
for lie,
5 for . AjQ
10fi OATMEAL
SOAP, 9 for :
25 c
. took lor th I
:'"'7 layoff SNy Sign "
r ' e "t -
Homemade
TliinIint8
Chocolate coated,
Mb. box
ELECTREX
Heating Pad
!'- :, Three-heat. x
; 12 In. by 15 In. Extra
rubberized ' cover. - Over-
tied heating element.
Guaranteed.
02.93
Special Recipes ,:
Make Unusual .
Confections
There's never special season
for home made candies, especial
ly when new recipes are avail
able to try occasionally. . -
My favorite for peanut, brittle
Is rather odd but one that makes
a delightfully crisp and crnnchy
candy. You can buy th glucose
at the larger grocery stores.
PEANUT BRITTLE
3 cups sugar,
1 cup glucose
cup butter
2V teaspoons soda
pound raw peanuts
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 cups water
Stir sugar and water and glu
cose together oyer the fire until
the mixture boils.- Wash down
sides pf pan, steam syrup a few
minutes by putting on - a cover.
Then remove the lid and cook
to 275 degrees. or until it makes
elmost a hard crack when tried
In cold water. Rem ore thermom
eter, add peanuts and butter and
stir constantly until nuts are
roasted and the syrup is a gold
en brown. Remove from fire and
add the soda that has been dis
solved in a very little water and
stir well.- The mixture will foam
up: Pour on a greased slab or
tray and as soon as the candy
begins to set run a knife under
neath and turn it over. While
still hot, take hold 'of the edges
and stretch as thin as possible,
breaking off as you pull. Put
pieces on a greased platter. Pull
the edges first as they cool
quickest.
A two-syrup divinity Is another
glorified recipe for an old favor
ite. Try it some time, you'll have
a creamy, flavorful sweet, the
like pf which you never enjoyed
before. And secret use salted
almonds instead of regular nuts
for extra deliciousness.
TWO-SYRUP DIYIXITY
Boil together 1 cup sugar and
cup water until it spins a
thread, pour over stiffly beaten
whites of 3 eggs. In the mean
time, boil together 3 cups 3ugar,
1 cup corn syrup and M cup
water until it spins a thread
1 Inches long. Pour over first
mixture and beat until cold, then
add 1 cup nuts, 1 teaspoon va
nilla and drop from the tip
of a spoon on oiled paper.
Dinner. Sandwich Served .
Very Hot T v ; r "
"A dinner sandwich begins with
lima beans, either fresh cooked, or
canned.' If they are to be cooked
at home, soak overnight, cover
with water and add a can ot hot
sauce, a minced onion, butter or
bacon fat, a little browa sugar or'
molasses to taste. When soft, put
on, toasted bread that has been
arranged on a plate, sprinkle with
grated cheese and serve with - a
crisp salad and coffee for a late
supper dish. -
-.
Stuffed Green Celery ,
Colorful Dish
For stuffing that bright green
celery so attractively . arranged on
Scrapbooks and Masks
Are Sent to Veterans'
Hospital by Auxiliary
SILVERTOX Twenty-four
face masks and a number of
scrapbooks have been sent to
the veterans hospital at Port
land by the local members of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary, according, to reports
made at the Wednesday night
meeting over which Mrs. A. P.
Solie, president, presided. More
will be made.
Mrs. Solie announced an all-
day quilting bee at her home
for January 25 with a no-hostess
noon dinner. The post and aux
iliary observed their annual
stunt night with Mrs. Fred Mehl
as chairman.
market displays these' days, fill it
with a mixture of cottage cheese
and ground nuts. Mix equal quan
tities of the two, IllL the nicest
celery stalks to overflowing and
garnish with pimiento or sprinkle
with paprika for color.
: - - - -i. - -
Vegetable Margarine ,
Facts Are Listed
In a book published recently by
the makers of a well known brand
ot vegetable margarine, they give
some interesting facts on this nu
tritious shortening.
To make the product an ideal
shortening and suitable. for
spreading on. bread, this manufac
turer now adds vitamin A. A uni
form content of the essential vit
a m I n Is possible through the
Carrots With Harvard .
Sauce Good
A regular Harvard sauce such
as one uses on alfced beets makes
a good carrot dish. Senr the car
rota sliced lengthwise for a dif
ferent flavor. - -
HARVARD SAUCE
H cup sugar " . '
tablespoon cornstarch
. 14 cup water ,
14 cup vinegar
2 tablespoons butter
Mix ' cornstarch with vinegar
and water, cook slowly until thick
ened, add cooked vegetable and
let stand in the top of a double
boiler for half an hour. Just as
served, heat well and add butter.
mechanical scientific m e t h o d s
employed.
Eggs, Rice Served- as
Italians. Do
Italian - style 1 scrambled eggs
will make main dish for dinner,
when served with a fresh cooked
vegetable and some filling pie.
ITALIAN STYLE . SCRAMBLED
EGGS '
: 1 en '
S tablespoons rich milk
y teaspoon salt
pepper
Mix together, and cook in tb
top of the double boiler until done,
stir occasionally and keep water
in the bottom. Just below boiling.
When ereamy, remove to center
of a hot platter, surround with
three cups boiled rice that has
been topped with cheese, cream
sauce. Sprinkle all with grated
cheese.
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installation Slated
Saturday Night for
Rebekahs at Gervais
GERVAIS Harmony Rebekah
lodge -will install these officers
at Its meeting to be held at, the
grade school Saturday night:
Thelma Barnett, NG; Beatrice
Impecoven, VG; Jessie Coomler,
recording secretary; Wilda Cuts-
forth, treasurer; Alice Barnett,
conductress; Marie Massey, war
den; Minnie Allsup, chanlain;
v.. : . a . ) . '..1
i1 loreufo auuib, iuusiciau; c.i jcu
Vogt, RSNG; Frances Morgan,
LSNG: Minnie Siegmund, IG;
Bernice Russ, OG; Eva Ballweb-
er, LSVG; Minnie McDonald,
RSVG; committee, Minnie Allsup,
Florence Addie and Beatrice
Impecoven.
R. OtsuhiSf Resident
Of Labish 17 Years,
Leave for Homeland
HAZEL GREEN Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Otsukl left for
Seattle to sail for Japan to join
their daughter. Miss Truye Ot
sukl, in Tokyo. They expect to
remain in: the homeland. Otsuki
has engaged In gardening on
Labish the past 17 syears.
Families that moved from La
bish to Gaston are having much
expense from overflowed water,
a dam having been washed out
by recent heavy rains.
Busy Sewers, 4H Club
Organizes at Roberts;
- Mrs. Howland Leader
ROBERTS The Busy Sewers,
a 4H club of six girls, has been
organixed. with Mrs. Rose How
land as leader.
Officers are: President, Phyl
lis How land; vice-president. Opal
Howland; secretary, Marjory
Hanna; treasurer, Yvonne Grey;
song leader, Mary Sharpe; yell
leader, Leta Jean Bruce.
Freemans Entertain
TALBOT Mr and Mrs. Mer-
ton Harding and children, Ralph
and - Marian, .01 Portland were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Freeman, who have as their
guests this week her mother and
sister, Mrs. L. M Harding and
Mrs. Jack Whittington . of Port-
At Sister's Home
HUBBARD Mrs. M. Wagner
of Sheridan, sister of Mrs. Wil
liam Bond, of Hubbard, is with
her sister where she will remain
until able to return to her home
at Sheridan. : Mrs. Wagner has
been a patient at a Salem hos
pital.
Observes 74th Birthday
TJNIONVALE Mm. John
Hlbbs. -a resident of - thm lo-
I cality since 187 4 when she came
nere wnn ner parents, Mr. ana
I Mrs. David Robertson from
Whiteside rountv- Tlllnnla mont
FOUR CONVENIENTLY LOCATED COIUPLETE FOOD MARKETS
Kingwood . . . Marion Street . . Court Street . . . Liberty Street
Going the limit for 1938 the prices
at these markets speak for them
selves. Investigations made by some
of the larger operators in the food
field tell us the average person is
price wise only to the extent of
about ten items. 'We won't discuss
that, rather we will say it's not neces
sary to be price wise at these mar
kets. You can buy in all confidence.
All prices are plainly marked. Spe
cials listed in this ad for Friday, Sat
urday and Monday. Four Markets
at your service.
Crown
Pancake Flour
No. 10
Sack
Triangle Milling Company
Freshly Milled Cream
ROLLED OATS
Large, tender cooking flakes, no
husks. They cook evenly. Either
kind, quick-cooking or slow-cooking.
No. 10
Sack
Large size package, either quick or
regular, the sam esize package that
has been selling at 23c This week
you can buy this big pkg. g
for only A V
Cut from young porkers, freshly cured, just the right size for baking or
slicing. They weigh from 8 lbs to 10 lbs. As a special out of the ordinary
were offering these fine hams at
Per Pound
Half or Whole
Swift's Sliced Bacon, per lb. . .
Real Breakfast Bacon, rind removed.
29c
BEEFSTEAKS
Cut from young beef, tender, juicy.
Protected by government f jff
inspection. Per lb.
Pig Liver, lb. . . 10c
Tender Lean
PORK CHOPS
Don't confuse with chops cut from
old, coarse-grain stock. These chops
are bright colored, taste
like real pork should. Per lb. itXt
Peanut Butter, 2 lb 19c
These Prices for Friday, Saturday and Monday at These Markets,
Kingwood - Marion St. rr Liberty St, Court St. ' j
Fresh Eggs, Grade A Creamery Butter, Pure Milk,
Finest Quality Spices and Flavorings coupled
with a desire to make a better cakehas, we are
sure, enabled our cake maker to make a cake that
is far superior to ordinary cakes. This week these
mrkets are featuring two very popular of the
many variety cakes. Lady Baltimore, three sizes-
25c 30c & 55c
Davils Food, Same Sizes, Same Prices
Grapefruit . Oranges and Apples at Their Best
Fancy seedless Arizona Grapefruit. Juice them like
oranges areal tonic' and alkalizer. Right now you
can buy them very economically, by the dozen, case or
half case. Dozen 23c, half case 99c, full case $1.96.'
Oranges too are sweet, ripe and full of juice, not high
priced either. The popular sizes are selling at, per doz
; 2 doz. 25c, med. size; larger size at 2 doz. for 33c
Many other sizes, of course.
POTATOES
No. 2 grade,
50-lb. sacks
Fancy White, Crisp Tg
Celery Hearts, 2 for
Solid, Crisp Icebnrg
Lettoce, S heads......
Carrots, ft
6 lbs. M.iK
Purple Top tt
Turnips, 6 lbs. . ' V
C 11 TY7l.A Golden sweet Old Golden Argo Corn
fcmall White CORN ' COFFEE STARCH
Beans , ...;..2Sc y iec rv ij
- r,,A,, ;.,ato Aibs. 13V 3 pkgs.
4 ibs. 19C TOMATOES .
h- " M" Salad Sandwich
Red Chili Beans r,.Z?C Dressing Spread
ibs. 19C BEANS 92C 52C
FS,Br.e Rey J Y 2$Q Z C -;
rice xahi r.aennv i?siu) syptss
4tOo OKr A really good syrup at a remarkably low price. :
lbs...: Ay0 J j cans .-....3 Populatsize packages.
OcoEDGi?Sbi? ' Se?qcigi?c &t L- : 15c L 1 ; 45c
49-lb.
sack
You Will Notice a Full Page Ad by LeTer Brothers Featuring Several of Their Products
UFEBDOT:
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Our four markets "will be listed in that ad as featuring those products and may we add that not
only are these four markets displaying these fine products, but are offering very popular special prices
on all these items r nday, Saturday and Monday.
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a pleasant day Thursday in ob-
1 servance 01 her 74th birdthday,