The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, .Friday Morning, March 18, 1938
PAGE THREE
Snow Hits Liberty
snow covered t h countryside
here thla morning, but" dlsap-
.VIBESTT A halt inch. of peared as the morning adranced.
Eat More Meat !
For HEALTH
. For VARIETY
For ECONOMY
Quality Meat At Low Prices
I Hoffman's Meat Market
150 N. Commercial
Tel. 5563
Legion Auxiliary
To Make Awards
Trophy Will Be Presented
to Outstanding Girl
in Eighth Grade I
DALLAS The m.nthlj sewing
meeting of. the Carl B. Fenton
post of tbe American Legion
aoxiliary was held at the home
of Mrs. Jack Hayes Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Albert Bennett
and Mrs. Clifford Helgerson as
assistant hostesses.-' Ms. Wil
liam Domaschofsky is president.
The ffroup voted to make the
same cash awards as In previous
years for the best posters in the
poppy poster contest now being
carried on In the Pallas schools.
Mrs. Roy Donahue has charge of
the contest.
The auxiliary also yoted to
WestteETBa IFoodls ILastt MSuaiuitte
IPilCE FLASHES
MM
i
L -ur Harvx Tnn Brand ""7 Case
TOMATO JUICE
Starr Brand
No.1 1 Tall,
Cans, Each .
I
Per
Doz.
Full Cream "7
lb. M,
Dinner Bell (a Durkee's product). Per ouart . "V
5
Per Case
'if DBoatiG Sfor2g figs
Large No. 2y2 cans. Oregon pack with puree. Staregon brand
ng IFdl
Kendall's 1 rm
2-ib. pkg 25i)vS
5-lb.pkg g)(g
. Will make twice the amount of food when
mixed as directed on package.
Powdered
S lbs.
FINE CANE
10 lbs 59c
25 lbs. $1.43
100 lbs 5.49
1 AIPIPHE
All of the natural tang, aroma and
lusciousness of Washington apples,
and yet not cider. Unsweetened, un
fermented, not pasteurized. No pre
servatives added. : '
Per
Qt.
Per
Gal.
s
(3
AIRMAIL
pound
3 lbs. for 45c
23C
MORNING STAR
Pound ........
2 lbs. for 45c
Fresh Vegetables
RHUBARB fate
Choice Grade- Lb.
- 1
Radishes and Green
Onions
- I n Bunches
i K POTATOES :
Bed Wliite and Blue
Highest patent. Milled of blue stem wheat.
It must please you or your money back.
Per Bbl. .....5.89
U. S. No. 2
501b. bag ..
25s
r.aniLES. 3 for as
Oregon Brand Tall Cans
Castle Braiid
Montana Hardwheat -
49 Lbs.
1.29
Everight
Oregon Hardwheat
Per Bbl ..$3.09
Kitchen Queen
19-lb,
Bag
49-lb. T ft
REMEMBER - Under JVo Consideration Do We Limit Quantitie$
i STANDBY CANNED FOOD SALE
FREE GLASS of j Standby Tomato Juice For Our Patrons Saturday . All Day.
Choice of Standby Uiced.or buced
CARROTS
.' Diced or shoestring. . : .
; DEETS
No. 2 cans, full weight, ca.
or bliced
10c
Choice of Standby No. 1 4 oz. tall Cans
Spaghetti, Tomato Soup, Mixed Vege
tables, Oven-baked Beans, Vegetable
Soup, Hominy or Lima Beans. -
Each
10C
9ft
7311
U Han, i ii ill N fc
J
BUCKING
HIGH
PRICES
Choice of Standby
Pork and Beans, To
mato Juice, Vegetable
Soup or Tomato Soup
Regular 9 oz.
Tin, Each JL.
INDEPENDENT GROCERS 100 Home Owned Isaak Bros., Owner
137 South Commercial Street , Phone 7311
award a cup to the outstanding
girl In the Dallas eighth grade
graduating class. The award is
based on the following five
points: honor, courage, scholar
ship, leadership and service. It
was also voted that they would
award a medal, based on the
same points to the outstanding
eighth grade girl in the Pick
reall. Falls City and Perrydale
schools.
An interesting letter which
Mrs. Laird Woods had received
from Mrs. John Cerny was read.
The Cernys are living in the
Philippine Islands.
New Paganism Is
. Sprague's Theme
SILVERTO N Charles A.
Spragne, editor of The Oregon
Statesman, spoke to over 80
members and special guests of
The Builders' class at the Meth
odist church Tuesday'night Mr.
Sprague toolt for his subject,
"The New. Paganism."
Musical numbers vere furnish
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Paige
and Mrs. William Swift.
Mrs. Theodore Hobart. presi
dent of the class, was chairman
and I. B. Alfred, teacher of the
class, spoke briefly. Members
of the high school class were
special guests.
Slimmer Rates on
Water Are Asked
Woodburn Council to Give
Answer on Request
Next Meeting
Training School Stages
Annual Dinner Honoring
Woodburn Fire Fighters
WOODBURN The annual din
ner L given by the Oregon state
training school for the Woodburn
fire ; department members, their
wives and friends was held Mon
day night at the training school.
This Is a yearly affair given by
the school to show their apprecia
tion for the protection given by
the- local fire laddies.
Talks were given ly Fire Chief
Clyde Whitman, Assistant; Chief:
Glenn Blair. GlenH Couley. secret
tary-treasurer of the department
and Superintendent Sam Laugh
lin of the school Oliver S. Ol
son was a special guest and also
gave a short talk.
pun V0UR PERLS
RR0UDD FRIL-LETS!
Build a whole meal around Por
ter's Fril-Iets golden fresh-egg
noodles "that won't slip off the
fork". Combine with almost any
meat or vegetable make dozens
of tempting dishes. 100 A-1
Durum Semolina. At your gro
cers in cellophane.
Rinc moiD or
Recipe Cabinet
Send us 12 Porter' i labels and receive
a stain-resisting aluminum ring mold
or a $1.50 recipe cabinet, post paid.
1 1 1 m n jm
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mTU-StMPCUl SUCAB0M CO, Nrttaul Or
WOODBDR N The regular
meeting. of the city council was
held at the city ball Tuesday
night.
Considerable discussion was
given to a request presented by
the Garden club relative to re
ducing water rates for sprinkling
during the summer months.
George Jones, James H. Livesay
and J. J. Hall were the committee
for the club. The council took
tbe matter under consideration
and a decision will be reached
at the next meeting.
An application to put in 2
inch water pipe ander the Paci
fic highway near the Allen gar
age for use by the residents of
the east side of the highway
was ordered signed and given
to the highway department.
O. F. Mulkey and Mike Koch
requested that the city clean
out the ditch between their prop
erty and Front street. The mat
ter will be looked after by the
street committee.
Peter Brachmann Vcs given a
60-day option at $250 on two
city lots at Seventh and Harrison
street for building purposes.
Plans are under way for the
purchase of another carload of
water pipe.
Ordinance No. 764, assessing
the abutting property for the
improvement of East Lincoln
street, was passed.
Dale J. Ickes Elected
To St. Helens Position
FALLS CITY After nearly
eigbt years of faithful service-"
as superintendent or local schools.
Dale J. Ickes' is Laving for a
position in the St. Helen's
schools.
CEWN
Poultry, Dairy and
Fox Feeds
Your chicks will thrive
on K. K. Chick Starter,
Crown Chick Scratch
Garden Seed in bulk or pkg.
Lawn Seed, Field Seed,
Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer
W. J. LEE & Son
349 Ferry Phone 9418
IK
BHSXET
347 State Street G. Reiling & Son Shop Here and Save
1
I ( &MM, occ d&v& 6vtA& DcuyT
CORNER COURT AND
HIGH STS.
This Htore is open from 7:20
A. M. to 10 P. M. every day, In
eluding Sundays and Holidays.
NEXT DOOR TO
GRAND THEATRE
Fri.-Sat.-Moa.
Mar. 18.10-21
Grocery
347 State St.
G. Reiling &
Son
2J, Can
3 for
Tomatoes 25c
Seedless
4 lbs.
Raisins 21c
Dinner Bell 2 lbs.
Oleo 25c
Each
Tissue 5c
c. H.
10 lbs.
Sugar 59c
Marquis
Salad
1 qt.
25c
Folger
Coffee
25 c
lb.
Sunbrite
4 cans
Geanser 18c
Bine Rose lb.
Rice 5c
Fresh 2 lbs.
Figs 25c
Yellow Bantam 2 Cans
Corn 19c
3 cans
Milk 23c
5g FRUITS & VEG. JESS,
Mar. is, 10, 21 Monday
ARIZONA SWEET, JUICY
BANANAS 3..W...EQC
IKiacalaGliaeo "- e
ORANGES RHUBARB
3 doz. Effig 1 q? flljpo
Resular Tl? A ! SUte
Prices AVtiJiilf ii W Inspected
Beef .
flgalb..
Pork - Lb.
Chops 19c
Cat from young pork.
Cottage Lb.
Cheese 10c
Beef
R
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A
S i
T
12c
lb.
Country Stjle Pork
Sausage
Ground
BEEF 2 lbs. 25c
Xp water or cereal.
Weiners and Bo
logna
m
Loiv Cut Prices on Nationally Advertised Products ... Showing You a
Substantial Savings . . . We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
10c Colgate Perfumed Soaps 2 for EE
50c Lyons Tooth Powder
60c Drene Shampoo . . . . . 41
Large Size Rinso
18c
G. E. LAMPS
30 or 60 A.
watts 1UV
REMEDIES
100 Hal Uver Oil Caps $1.19
60c Alka-Seltzer ..............49c
$1.00 Miles Nervine 83c
$1.00 Adlerika 79c
$1.35 Pinkham's Veg. Comp 98c
$1.25 Petrolagar 89c
Lge. Citrated Carbonates 89c
$1.25 Absorbine jr 79c
$1.25 Crco-Mulsion 98c
Scott Toilet Tissue
3 rolb 19c
Scott Kitchen
Towels
150 to
roll . 9C
MATCHES 50 books in carton . .
Frens Sanitary Pads 123 2 boxes
CHALLENGE
ALARM CLOCK
9Gc
A
dependable
timepiece.
$1.25 Van-Tage
mi bots. $1.93
TOILETRIES
$1.00 Louis Pliillipe Lip Stick ... 84c
60c Angeles Rouge 49c
50c Dreskin 39c
50c Howe's Beauty Lotion 39c
25c Mavis Talcum ...19c
65c Pond's Creams ...35c
50c Milkweed Cream 39c
75c Vantine's Body Powder 39c
25c Coventry Perfume :..10c
ST. REGIS
POCKET WATCH
K98c
nbre.kable
crystal.
M. D. Toilet Tissue
3 rolls 25C
Fletchers Castoria . . . . & SF
Meads Pablum . . ... . 2
Meads Dextri-Maltose mxSS (B'F
12,s, regular, jr., or super.
2Pltgs 39c
Lifebuoy Soap
2 for lie
FOUNTAIN
SPECIALS
Jumbo Milk Shakes.. 10c
Special Sundaes r ...15c
Boyd's Silex Coffee 5c
Toasted Sandwiches 10c
Fresh, Crispy Salads 10c
Homemade Chili....! 10c
Tasty Soups . 10c
IMl
, Takara
75c. size
59c
$1.50 size $1.19
Chevron Hot
Water Bottle
69c
Greeting Cards for all Occasions
PILLS and TABLETS
75c Doan's Pills 49c
Lge. Chocolate Exlax .47c
100 Bayer Aspirin 59c
50c 31idol Tablets 29c
100 Caroid and Bile 83c
100 Cod Liver Oil Tablets 89c
25c Anacin Tablets 19c
25c Carter's Pills 15c
TOILETRIES
500 Sheet Kleenex 28c
50cAitalis -39c
75c. Fitches Shampoo 59c
25c Lovalon, all colors ..... ........19c
65c Pond's Face Powder 47c
55c Lady Esther Creams 39c
60c Neet 49c
35c Odorono 31c
PICNIC
SUPPLIES
Plates, Cups,
Forks, Spoons,
Napkins, etc
Eastman Union Leader Cigarettes
Camels, Raleighs,
Films . i a Old Golds Ches-
terf lelds, Lucklea
at Low Cut -
Prices j for 1V
Fresh
Carabana
Cigars
23C
Box of SO for
S2.19
Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions Our Service Is Accurate and Economical
cnooi
Announcing
Statesman Cooking
Salem A-mory
April 27, 28, 29
MISS 'MAXINE BUREN ;
Statesman Home Economics Editor
in Charge .
v,-rk Your Calendar Now So That You Will Be Able to Attend
All Three Days of This School
Bigger and Better Than Ever