The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, July 29, 1938
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Hospital Plans'
- Deadline Moved
PWA Must Have Details
of $200,000 TB Unit
by August 16
Plans for the new state tuber
culosis hospital in Portland most
be' completed by August 14 In
stead of before Augnit 26, in or
der to take advantage of the fed
eral grant. C. C. Hockley.. Oregon
PWA administrator, informed the
state board of control yesterday.
. The proposed structure . will
cost approximately $200,000, of
which $90,000 will be allocated
by the government.
Board of control members said
the plans would be completed by
August 16, fnd that actual work
on the structure would start a
short time later.
The institution will hare ac
commodations -for 50 bed pa
tients. ,
Locoins arid Mill Crews in Detroit
Area Resume Jobs on Hoot Owl Shift
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DETROIT Logging crews and mills resumed opera
tions Tuesday after a week's shut down due to low humidity.
All crews are working what is called the "hoot owl" shift
from 4 a. m. to 1 :30 p. m. f
"Bill'' Shepard's bid of $3.50 for 50 cord of 30-inch wood
was accepted by the school board.
The IEU local held a picnic O -
Sunday near the Santiam- river . Alfred, of San Diego. H. L. Bahn
below the Idanha sawmill. A large
crowd attended. This is the first
social gathering for this local.
Illinois j Relative Is
Guest,-Nichols Home; :
II. L. Bahnsen Visits
BETHEI- Mrs. Cass A. Nich
ols has as her house guest her
aunt, Mrs. fllattie Fisher of Can
ton. 111. Mrs. Nichols planned a
sight-seeing and visiting trip, for
the pleasure of her guest.
George E. Bahnsen of Bethel
and Gustave Bahnsen of Auburn,
have as their guests their bro
ther," If. L. Bahnsen. and his .son
sen owns a fine dairy farm here.
He .went to California two years
ago hoping to benefit his wife'
health, and after she died he has
continued to stay in the south
where he Is Interested In gladioli
culture."
Commercial ' Instructor
At Independence Resigns
INDEPENDENCE- Miss Edith
Bear, commercial and physical
education teacher - in the high
school, has resigned her position.
On July 5, Miss Bear was mar
ried In Klamath Falls to Ken
neth Starr, i They will make their
home there.
Foster, Accident
Victim, Is Home
AURORA Glen Foster who
has been confined In the Deacon
ess hospital, Salem, for the past
two weeks, suffering from the ef
fects of an automobile accident,
returned Wednesday and is spend
ing a few days with his mother,
Mrs. W. O. Fry, before returning
to his work In Salem as court re
porter for the public utilities com
mission'. ' ;
Mr. and Mrs.' A. W. Buell of Sa
lem, are moving into the house on
Bob's avenue, owned by Mrs.
Clara Atkinson. Mr. Buell Is em
ployed by the state.
Mr. and Mrs. James Colvin are
moving Into the house owned by
the state and also on Bob's avenue.
Grangers' News
Wedded 50 Years
! DAYTON Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Rowley will observe their 50th
wedding anniversary Sunday, July
31. ..- .
EWEGLE The Swegle com
munity club picnic will be held at
Hazel Green park, Sunday, July
31. A "basket dinner will be served
at 1 o'clock. Coffee will be fur
nished by theclub. Those attend
ing are asked to bring their own
table service. All residents and
former residents of the commun
ity are invited to attend.
Linn Democratic
Outing Is Sunday
- The Linn county democratic
central committe e and young
democrats organization will have
a joint picnic at Cascadia Sunday,
July 31. .
All candidates on '., the . s t a t e
democratic ticket have , been ; in
vited. A number of prominent
BDeakers have been secured. Fol
lowing basket dinner there will be j
an afternoon program. -
Motorcyclist Gets
Mishap
Injuri
es
Motorcyclist - Dwlght . George,
1598 South 13th, was hospitalized
at the Salem Deaconess early yes
terday afternoon with a serious
knee laceration and numerous
cuts and abrasions about the
back, arms and legs, as a result
of a collision at 14th and Mill
streets between r his ; motorcycle
and a car driven by Joan Martin,
390 Richmond avenue.
The city first aid car. attended
the. Injured man and, in the ab
sence of an ambulance, transport
ed him to the hospital.
Pilfering Capitol
Property Reported
Persons found removing any
equipment from the . new state
capltol building" will be prose
cuted, officials announced yesier"-
day.
Secretary of State Snell report
ed that .many gadgets had been
removed from the lavatories, ash
trays had been stolen and a piece
of linoleum had been taken from
the executive department.
WATCHES CLEANED
$1.00 to $1.50
, All Work Guaranteed
CLAUDE MIX
Duftlrk's Market -470 N. Com'l
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or nttrvj t wii v w i mj isKsrviv
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J lT Del Monte Sauer-
Safeway prices are consistently lower on everything you buy not merely -on
week-erids-but every day. You can enjoy higher living standards arid
still save money by shopping Safeway regularly!
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GHIRADELLIS cBlate 3 gQ
Efl a ts Ea g;o ago
Van Cauip Soups i,r.;r','-a(g
Beverly Peanut Superb Granulated Robin Hood
S A P Oleomargarine1
1 lb. jar 15C K' ' j " lgC 2 lbs. fr 25C
Ivory Soap
Medium
size
.Guest
size
5c
4c
Parowax
S 10C;
Jells Rite, ftZt
8-oz. bottled for aiV
Jelly Glasses,
Black Figs
3 ibs. 15c
'Seedless Raisins
4 ib.
20c
Ovaltine
11.00
size ..
Hershey's Cocoa
c1- lie
L & P
Sauce .......
59c
29c
Economy Caps
Doz. 19c
Jar Rubbers
3 doz. : 10c
Westajer Imitation
Vanilla -
bottle 10C
8-oz. bottle 15c
1
Calumet
Baking Powder
20C
lb. can
10c
Solid Pack Tomatoes,
Crown brand.
No. 2Y2,
Spinach Alma Cg
No. 212 can I for
Tomatoes, Standard, No.
can ., for 25c
Asparagus, Burke's Su
preme, - y TiKi
No. l .......u.flforWl
Pimiento, Kg
4-nz. can : . WV
Shaker Salt,
24-oz. pkg. 1
Popcorn, Cm
1 lb. ... T .
Dog Food,
Plav Fair j for
Tapioca,
2-lb. cello bag .
Heinz Catsop,
14-oz. bottle ...
Lipton's Tea,
i-b. pkg.
Quaker Oats,
small .
Grape
Nuts
Grape Nut
Flakes
4c
14c
15c
17c
43c
10c
16c
9c
Hills Coffee,
2- lb. can .;
Certo, j
(with fork)
Mazola Oil,
quart .'
Snowdrift,
3- lb. can
Chipped Beef, (
2-oz. jar
G E
Lieht Globes
A 1 b e r s Roseware Oats,
pvT 25c
Calo Dog
53c
21c
43c
50c
10c
10c
Food
for
Stokelj's
4C-OS. .
can .
Tomato Juice,
Ubb t's Orange Jalce,
L. 9c
Ubby's Tineapplo Juice,
S Lu tOc
Kippered 1
Snacks, 4 for V
Halferty Clams, . fSf
No. 1 tall jean
Del Bf onto Salmon,
Uli can i..
Pink Salmon,
Gavin
No. 1 i ,
tall csn 1.J
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft 5
ss- $1.45
Harvest Blossom
sack S 35
Fisher's White 8pear
No. 10 sack '"L
Albers Flapjack Tancake
4-lb.
sack
A really good coffee
at a price you can af
ford to pay.
l;:ib:-'-j.15C
B ib iLi 43c
GAI7EVATT LI E A 7? SPECEAILS
' FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY I 1
(3 AEL . -..(SIKIISISSIS
FRESH TWICE DAILY
BceSiEloactG
Center Cuts, lb.
M
lb; EEG
Deoli
Plate and Brisket, lb.
WD? ED ; IS ES ES I? ; EQVG
Small Shoulders Spring Lamb. Ib.
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.'A 11
SPEC HAL
LEG OMLAr.IB
3 to 4 Ib. Average. Ib. j :
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Millions of Oranges
Netv Crop Valencia Are In
FANCY SUNKIST
?00's 2 doz.
VATEEir.3ELONC
Fancy. A full car
just arrived, lb. SW
NEV 1 APPLEG
Gravensteins 5 lbs. 15c
NEV'POTAS
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RIPE
TOMATOES
CELERY HEARTS
Bunch ' , : ' '
15c
3ns.l3c
9c
.4 .
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SAN WAN PEAS
' " ' - Fancy ,
2 No. if cans
25c
1
MUSTARD
Lynhara
lb. jar
EC
2
260 North
Liberty ;
Phone 3032
"THERE'S MD BETTER PLACE"
SPACIOUS PARKING LOT
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Prices Effective Friday, Saturdayand Monday July 29, 30, Aup,
S'UGAR
Ib.
bag
10
3
ib.
sack
100
- DOLE NATURAL
Pineapple Juice
3 211's tins . . 25c
46-oz. tin 23c
COFEEE
Columbia Best
lb.
Columbia
Economy
lb.
Kelloggs E Biscuit
Look What
a Buy!
3 pkgs.
French ' Prepared
9-oz.- jars- li)
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Tex Sun Natural
1 Unsweetened
2'a
for .
46-ox. "tin 23c
2S
IPmiE'e SaflacsE SB
Bring Your Own
Container Quart
c
ream
of Ri
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A breakfast food for all the family. Boy
one pkg. at 18c, get an additional pkg.
for lc. Total
RHacG Bqeqq all fl7C i
lb. pkgs.
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FINE
FOODS
SZP Coffee, l ib. .
5 Coffee, 2 lbs. ......-49c
S2y Blk. Tea, -lb. pkg. IQC
,Blk. Tea, -lb. pkg.
SoT Blk. Tea, 1-lb. pkg. 69c
CANNING SUPPLIES
Gertb
8-oz.
5r bottles
Jelly in 15 Minutes
Kerr Economy JAR CAPS
Pkg. of 12 -.
43 c
19c
U. S. Double Lipped JAR RUBBERS.
Easy 9 UA-
3 pkgs. AU4
opening
Newport Pork & Beans'jir3 tinsSQ
I? no a3 e DOnoaesr 5
Sperry Pancake & Waffle Flour 104390
Mellow Drips Syrup s E2 1
Apricots wSoice 3 fS5' 2H 2 &r29
Cheaper than yon can pack yourself -
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Pink Salmon, ocean 4 A. Argo Corn or Gloss Starch t it 4 f"
'yi-' 10cl S k 2 fo, i9c jCneese lb. 1 5c
porsaSkg. ?CpkgVl9C TOILET t GO AP
' Lnx Flakes, for fine fabrics, 9g Lifebuoy or i
large pkg. .. aW jl Lux Toilet Soap .... a bars Ju ii W
I -j, , .u. 1
fishers
Blend
Flour
49's
45
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Prinic Uib RopsfiT lb. HQc;
' ;-' Boned and Rolled ;.'.:
PO OOOS 'Choke. Cwts, lb. IISGL
Oiploin GtcarinT"!li9c
Cut'JFrom Young Beef, Ib.QQ
Northern
Rib Doil
ASSORTED,
LUNCH MEATS, lb.
PURE GROUND BEEF -No
water or cereal. Ib.
25c
E5c
Fryer - Fish - I'oung liens
O PRODUCE ; o
TOMATOES 3 EOc
Firm, RJp
LETTUCE 3 hs SCG
v . - Fresh and Crisp
Watermelons I Watermelons !
Tons and Tons and Tons of
WATERMELONS!
Flour
49's
29
O BAKERY o
Genuine Parisian "
French Dre3d w12c
: -v, r
dozen
Poppy Seed and Sesamam Ilard Roll
DANISH PRALENE
ROLLS, doz.- - v 25U2
Rolled With Drown Sugar
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