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The OREGON; STATESMAN, Saleta, Oregon, Friday Morning, July 23, 1938- v"
Family Reunion
Place Is Changed
Clan Gathering to Be; Held
Near . .West - Stayton
, Next Sunday
' HAZEL GREEN The reanlon
of the Van Cleave family -will be
at J- B. Van Cleave's fcrm near
West Stayton on the Santiam
nrer, July 31, instead of at Sil
verton. . , . :
'A large group attended the an
nual, picnic given by the Nemo
Sewing club for their ' families
at Silver Creek Falls.
'Mrs. H. H. Schirely and chll
dren, Helen, Eleanor, Ralph, and
Jiramle of Roslw, S. D., . are
gaeats at W. W. Ilutherford
Lome. The women are Bisters.
Sanford Davis accompanied his
brother-in-law Richard Slatter of
Coquilie to San Francisco for
boyer'a week. Davis divides hia
time between his father's farm
and Slatter' store at Coquilie.
I Vice Family Moves
Orrilla Locker farm. The. Vice
and William ; Lynch f am iliea re
cently; returned from auto trip
td Tulsa. Okia., where they were
called : by the serious ; illness of
Mrs. : jVice'a and ; Mrs. LyncVa
father.
moved ? from j 'Tony Rassmusoa
farm to Monitor.
Mr.: and Mrs. Hetrry Davenport
have rented the house on the
Penny farm. W. W. Rutherford
has the Penny farm rented.
Sharps It Hum from it .C.
Mr.' and Mrs. Alexander Sharp,
and Alex. jr.. and Mr. Sharp's
nieces, Charlotte and Mary Mas
sie, I of Forest ' Grove, have re
turned from a visit to Mr. Sharp's
relatives at Seattle and trip to
British Columbia, -j
Marian, 12. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Wanlpler, was
one or the nine who passed the
life saving test at the TWCA
camp on the Santiam. Marian was
the youngest of the group.
Harvesting Goes
Fast at Pratum
'.. " PPATHU Wftfc m k.Tf m An.
Tno can jensen iamuy nave . en combine and several threshing
machines operating, the . grain
harvest will be of short duration
in this community. The yield is
very: good on high land, but the
lowland suffered from the over
abundance of rain last spring, ex
cept where; it is well drained.
- The, ladies aid will serve Ice
cream and cake from 7 to 8:30
p. m., Friday in the church base
ment. A program will follow.
The Gerlg clan i$ busy arrang
ing a program for the afternoon
of August 7. . "t i ;
, Ferdi deVrles has . ordered
some display material for the
Sunday school booth at the state
fair from friends In Jerusalem.
Mrs. Atherton Dies
Sweet Corn Ripening
Rapidly, Island Fields
GRAND ISLAND Sweet corn
GRAND ISLAND Mr.' and Mrs
Roy X. Will made a trip to Spo-Jis ripening quite rapidly now and
a:ane over cne weeaana noon re-' ft will not be ions beiore maraei
The Lawrence Vice family have ceiving word of , the death of her I gardeners In this district will be
moved . to Grants Pass from the sister-in-law, Mrs. 'Ray Atherton. busily engaged in harvesting.
Will
117 ft?
grocery
162 N. Commercial
i
QUICK, EFFICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE
RIGHT PRICE ALWAYS
I Phone 5151
.AND THE
LEMONS
S9c
Sunkist Quality,
dozen
POTATOES
so
Grand Island
Fine Cookers
lbs.
50 lbs.
79c
17c
LARD .
Orsten's Best
33c
3
lbs
FLOUR
Kitchen i
Queen, sack yaiuj
CROWN PANCAKE 1
25 39c
SOAP
, "Peets Granulated-
feiiill 23c
COFFEE
Golden West
26c
3 lbs. 71c
1-Ib.
tin.
3
ORANGES
Nice Size
: 29c
dozen ...
-j
ONIONS
Sweet Walla Walla
4ib3..ioc
CABBAGE. Ib. 3e
GRAPEFRUIT
25 c
Very Juciy,
dozen
CORN
No 1 Grand Island
23c
Well-filled Cobs,
dozen . ...... .
J1" ' ii ' " ii "in"! I' lii ii II" 11 1 t
Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, St. Beans
3 fr 25c 6 foi 49c 12 for 97c
iSW i r -
2
lbs.
COFFEE -
Walkers Best .-.
45c
OXYDOL
:19c
Regular . Size
pkg.
MEAL
!
White or Yellow,
sack
19C
While It Lasts
BEANS
Armour's
With Tomato Sauce
Big
can .
9c
SOAP
' Crystal White ;
SO bars . " ,i ' , I- 2PC -
'Baking Powder
Clabber Girl, fW
large can . . 3Jr
m 1 1
Corner Nortb Commecrial & Chemeketa Sts.y Phone 7335
ITS OUR BUSINESS TO SAVE YOU MONEY ON FOODS
COFFEE
GOLDEN WEST ;
1 lb. can 1 26C
3 lb.' can 71c -
Pearson's
Special,
pound
Best,
pound
Rtoney
Savers
2 for 45c
15c
23c
Corn Flakes
' Albers - -
r -
) pkgs.
Pork & Beans
a5c,
15-ounce cans,
each .
liht House
Qeariser -,
J cans ..
Canned Foods
Why don't you do as
your neighbors ; ; buy'
them by the case.? We
- will assort them ; to
please you. . , V
- - - ' .' .
" f Tomatoes, Peas, j
y Golden 'Bantam Corn,
, - Green, Beans
cans ,. l L i
Case $1.93
CHEESE
Full Cream .
29c
pounds
CATSUP
bottles
25c
Corn Flakes
.r ICellogg's
J pkgs.
15c
I FLOUR
When you think of flour
think of Pearson's .
Farmer Joe. Hard wheat,
;49-Ib. - fr-,
bag iC
Highland (Chief Hard
Kitchen Queen,
$1.23:
! Peanut Butter
27c
2
lbs."
CRACICERS
2-pound box p .'
salted wafers
192
I . Canned Millc
Armour's, c .- ,
tall on. 12',
Pkg.
PEN-JEL
1IC;
SUGAR
10 lbs. .
25 lbs.
100 ib,:
.150c
$1.25
$497
- Vegetables,
and Fruit
jr:
i.ioc
lace
CARROTS,
3 bunches. .
BEETS, ;
"3 bunches
BANANAS
Firm, ripej -per
- pound
5c:
No.
2's
POTATOES
iOibLiSc
TOMATOES
.: ut
pounds
NUCOA
pounds
37C
MARGARINE "
2 pounds - 2i)C
Rudy York Caught by Beaner
Warrens Lease
' Philippi Station
:SCIO - Clenn Phlllppt haa
leased his. aervlca station and
residence in South Sdo to Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Warren of Albany,
who are now in possession. Phil
tppt will deroto his time to the
Phlllppi-Stona vegetable farming
on a cooperative plan adopted
last spring. : .
About 200 acres are Involved
is
Rudy York, Detroit Tiger's see backstop, Is pictured above, in Garfield
Hospital, Washington, D. CL, recuperating from the effects of being hit
in the, head by a pitched ball during grama between the Tigers and the
Washington Senators. Monte Wearer threw the fast ball, high and inside,'
which struck York on the left aide of the akuU.
Quid Is Rescued
As House Burns
I TURNER Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Baker and children. Melrin
I and Shirley, are liring in a va-
i;ku. . Duiiuias on meir loi, m
Turner, since the burning of their
home Sunday morning, caused
presumably by a chimney spark
on the roof. A Salem fire engine
responded to a hurried call and
was the. means of saving the ad
joining house belonging to Mrs.
Emma Moore.
Shirley was asleep in an up
stairs room, and was rescued
shortly before that, part of the
roof fell la. Most of the house
furnishings were saved.
Some insnrance was . carried on
the building. The barn on the
property burned about two weeks
ago.
Andrews to Preach
DAYTON- Rev. Andrews, pas
tor of the Kent, Wash., Baptist
church will be supply pastor both
moraine and night at the Dayton
Baptist church. ,
ll
fTfl hill If,
Ml
I hoi i
PHONE 9127
Free Delivery
1230 STATE ST.
Pineapple
Broken Slice
No. 2
Tins
7L
CRACKEIIS
Sun
Pore Can
10 lbs. 50c
100 lbs.
Fine Granulated
A tall
K tins
2
(SocCitlranil
No. 1 Tins
Del Monte
each
SBac
piucqip tin Eg
WET OR DRY
Mi
Morton's
Shaker
Kraft,
Cheese
4i
$5f00000 CASH
'III PHIZES EVERY VIQ(
FORifh WEEKS f&C&yp
y all-a!.:ericaii
BASEBALL
Hot
Sauce
3 tins
10c
Kraft,
Spred
LriiraclevhipD
emonstration
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Matches
Carton :
of 6 1L.
17c
Dill Pickles
19c
Quart
jar
Fig Bars
Whole Wheat,
pound
ICC
Pork & Beans ;
2 No-1 tins .11 ISC
MEAT DEPT.
HAMlAF
Minced Ham or Frankfurt ers,b 1 9 c
Shortening - 1 " i Ai.; 39c.
Sliced Bacon ' ' '
Kraft Qieese
-lb. pkr.
Sr., 35c
Old Euslisli s";,!s cnEESE' ZL SCO
rw w f-
of the
Finest
in widely separated tracts in this
psrt" et the Taller. Warehouse
and loading facilities are main,
talned at Jefferson, - and thla
year's, products sre to be dis
posed f In Portland, according
to announced plans.
Ralph B. Hollls. 34. and LeU
Mae Stacker. 21, both of the
Sclo area, were nnited in mar
rlae by RHer Shelton, Justice
of the peace, at hia home in the
outskirts of Scio on July 23. Wit
nesses were L. A. Woodford and
Lets Woodford. Hollis Is the
son of Mrs. C. L. Donahue of
Sclo. .
Annual Orchard Heights
Reunion Picnic Is Slated
For Sunday Near Mcliama
ORCHARD HEIGHTS RphI
dents, past and present, of tho
Orchard Heights - neighborhood
will hold . their annual reunion
picnic Sunday. August 7 in the
Luther fUout grove on the banks
of the Fantlam at Mehama.
All friends will be welcome'!
and should bring a contribution
to the midday feast.
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White Matches
Powder I ' '
'Hs' new market i e
27cl 1 ' Pl
146 N. Commercial St.
Phone 4010
SPECIAL
la n
J L J LlVU xl
Tft) Kitchen Queen, 49's sk. $1.14
Crown Best Patent, 49's $1.43
JJ, Vi Crown Pancake, 10's sack 41c
Armour's
Corned Seel
12 OS.
Can
KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES
pkg
8.-
aa
2 pltgc.
Rollie Truitt
f Baseball Sports' Announcer
. Will Be Here in Person to
Autograph Package of
Wheaties Let's Show
Our Appreciation of
Baseball
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR,
49g sack .
SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR,
10's sack
$142
48c
Dry Pack
cans
Prepared Mustard
In Mason Jars
SCHILLINGS, S and W. MAXWELL
HOUSE, DEL MONTE and
GOLDEN WEST
One
lb
BORDEN'S EAGLE MAGIC MILK t
For perfect ri
le cream, can ,"
100 lbs. Pure Cane . .$1.97
25 lbs. Pure Cane. .81.25
10 lbs. Pure Cane . . .50c
rx iiii i
Dinner Bell Oleomargarine, 2 lbs. . . ,23c
Kellogg's Wliole Wlieat'Biscuits, box . . 9c
fREE1 reNtooBus evfzftmr'
ra n s & n, can
5 On
lb. can ....
IVORY SOAP
Larre Bixe Ifrd. fiixe
foe I (or
;fl5C
Armour's
Pork and Beans
j; Size2a
J I
2?c
2l cans
T.lacaroni
In Bulk
C ib,.: S5c
- ' 1 .. .1' 111 " II I I III N mn I
Extr.n,r j; jg I S.U I Jun,b.SI
loniatoes ' . . Lcmona Letiuce
- - MEAT DEPARTJIENT. . ' Igain We Offer
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1JL5I3I7 GVIjIAL . . HDi TgG
?AY C A
SH at PEARSON'S
SOAP POWDER