Peter Krupicka
Hop House, Crop
x Burn to Ground
. AURORA Fire hroLe "oat In
the hop hoose of Peteij Krupicka,
The OREGON STATESMAN Salm, Oregon, FrkJay Monvinc, September 2, 1938
PAGE SEVEN
near Donald at I o'clock Wednes
day morning. 'His crop and build
ings were a total loss. He had fin
ished picking . hops Tuesday and
the last floor of hops was drying.
The Aurora fire department
was called but firemen were un
able to save the buildings. The or
igin of the fire was unknown.
r
Use the j I- '.!:
BEST (FOODS
Crystal Jar 'for Canning I
Special Self -Scaling Lids Now on Sale at; Your Grocer
Perry
Seely
..- Home Burned
;.-' c jv
Household . Goods Saed
but Filled Woodshed lis
! Consumed i
WOODBURN The home of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Seely on the
Pacific highway near the Hello
World serrice station was com
pletely destroyed by fire shortly
after 6 p. m. Wednesday. The
woodshed and seven cords of
wood were also consumed. The
Woodburn and Mt. Angel fire de
partments made a rapid run to the
scene but lack' of water made it
impossible to do any more than
protect other buildings.
The fire started from sparsa
i
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Regular size crates
Each
2m
3-lb. Basket 9c
IP
ELBERTA
38
lb.
box VQ
o
Can Them Note ! I
EOatSBBoo iaiIlIl?yo 211 21c
Tall
Cans
Ripe
3
'Each
lb:
tin
as
T31
' .Life Buoy
TOILET SOAP
3 bars
for
o
Liix Toilet Soap
3
bars
for
Red .
Bart
Brand
New 1938 pack, good quality. Packed by Del .
Monte. Tio. 2 cansFull weight cans, net 1 lb., .
4 0.
cans
for
I Per Case
I of 24 cans
T73
CASTLE BRAND
Montana hard wheat.
49-Ib.
Bag
EVERRIGHT
Oregon harC wheat.
ULQAhj
oir o
0
Bag o
Red White and Blue
Milled of choice Blue Stem wheat.
49-Ib.
Bag 0
KITCHEN QUEEN
49-lb.
Bag
FISHER'S BLEND
Take a Tip and Buy Flour Note
SIFIFISIS H
AIRMAIL M
15c . ?0. 45c
MORNING STAR ;
i.b 23c fo...: 45c
BREAKFAST CLUB
24c
Vacuum pack.
1-lb. tin..
GEM TUT
He 2 22
Tall cans Oregon
MILK S :cans
Per case of
48 cans
2EG
02.99
TISSUE
Soft-as-Silk
1000-sheet rolls,
good quality
4 for-25c
FLY SPRAY
Shell
H pta. 23e .
Pta.
7311
111 a i rrnTtna raven
GUGAEX
j FINE CANS
53c
10
25 Ofl.31
ac.D'. 05.09
' 35c
.11 n
foOTl lit dMDffll IV
Bucking High
Prices
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INDEPENDENT GROCERS 100 Home Owned. Isaak Bros.. Otcnert
137 South Commercial Street . Phone 7311
from the chimney. Most of the
household goods were saved. Part
of the loss Is corered by insur
ance, t
Pro America To Meet
1 WOODBURN - The Woodburn
unit of Pro America will observe
Constitution Day at their meet
ing, Wednesday, September 14, at
the Woodkurn hotel. Several out-of-town
speakers are being se
cured by! Mrs. Lyman Shorey.
Luncheon will be. served at 1
p m. and. anyone wishing reserva
tion is! asked to call Mrs. Frank
Settlemler. Mrs. J. W. Richards
or Mrs.; Blaine McCord.
t
Club Meets Tonight .
WOODBURN T h e Woodburn
Townsend club will hold its reg
ular meeting at the Lincoln
grade ; school auditorium Friday
at 8 p. nr. Mrs. C. G. Gulliford will
tell of the dedication of the new
Townsend - hall at Tillamook
which j was built with funds won
in a national contest to secure
new members. The hall I was re
cently t dedicated by Drf. Town
send. Everyone-is invited.
Resume Adnlt Classes
WOODBURN Knitting classes
will , be j reopened Saturday, Sep-
Y0U CANT TELL BY LOOKING
AT A ROOF HOW LONG IT WILL
WEAR,. WHEN YOU BUY A
MIUEJUZEO ROOF I YOU
BUY YEARS OF SERVICE
"Millerixing is an exclusive
Jatented process that makes
or Longer Roof Life. It is
found only in Certain-teed
Shingles. Let us check your
roof now and tell you how
long it may last and show you
how little it costs to have a
new roof.
FREE ESTIMATES
LT1
ROOFS
PAINT & ROOFING
178 S. Com'l. Ph. 4042
tember 3, with Mrs. Igna Hanson
in charge. Classes will bo' held on
Wednesday and Saturday from 1
to 4 p. m. at the -Tremaine dry
goods until school opens when the
last half hour on Wednesday win
be transferred to the high school?
Mrs. Hanson will also teach cro
cheting and embroidery work of
all kinds. ; .
Classes will also . be held in
Hubbard at the Red and White
store every Thursday from 1 un
til 4 and every Friday at Aurora
in the old postoffice building from
1 until 4. Instruction is. free and
anyone may enroll.
Knots Tied for
Rickreall Folks
RICKREALL , Ethel Wlrfs
and George Griffith were married
late Tuesday and left immediate
ly for Chicago, Itf-, where he had
been called by the . death of his
father. The young couple will re
side In Salem upon their return.'
; Beatrice Barton and Verlin
Hamilton were married Friday
night at the Christian church par
sonage in Salem by Rev. Guy Drill
with only members of their fam
ilies present. They are living in
Salem. Verlin is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Hamilton and at
tended the Rickreall schools. He
is manager of the warehouse at
Derry.
Oxen Pull Wagon
Toward Roundup
PENDLETON, Sept. l.-JPy-Latbered
oxen jolted across the
old Oregon $rail between La
Grande and- Pendleton today to
ward Sunset inn on the second
leg of their trip to this round
up city over the route of the
pioneers. Riding in the covered
wagon was a party of old-timers
who will participate in the an
nual round-up dress parade.
Crown Feeds
Turkey Grower
Pellets or Mash
Fox & Mink Feeds
Silver-Sheen Cer-L-Meal
Silver-Sheen Ftox Cubes
Silver-Sheen Mink Meal
Fish Supplement,
50 lbs 2.40
Hay, Grain, Fertilizer
Lawn and Field Seeds
W. J.LEE & SON
340 Ferry Phone 0418
ET BASKET
847 State Street G. fteiling A Sons Shop Here and Sai
t I Phone 6713
Regula
Prices
F Iv3 IS ET S lotted
Down with Meat Prices Not in Quality
BeeO Moastt lb. 9V2
i Your choice of choice young beef. .
E5e2 EJiill mm" nd tenaer lb.'05
Streaked with fat to assure yon of tenderness. '
Syyfigs IStte'aCi lb. flgc
Loin Pork Chops lb HQC
1. . ' - - 1 - Lean
ImjcG Loccl IPeacll
SBni?t!;eim2img 41 lbs. 39s
r Snow White, try the best.
SHQcecl BaecDim IbaHOc
I Sugar cured squares.
Porh Gaisoogc 15 lbs. SSS
The best, and then some!
y-:IPIS:':..IE)JjJ-S:ISv;-.:
GARDEN . FRESH
Fririav nnil
Fresh TfMtmflAf Satnrvlsw .
! AT LOW PRICES
Daily
Only
C Seedless
3 . HQs
Sweet Potatoes No. 1 I 4 lbs.
(5ai?i?tiG
Bulk
lbs.
dygeena jlPoiPipGC'c ea. Hq
ILE ' 2
lbs.
233
(5EPJ ea. So
EDgvQ2g3
ea.
Bobcat Is Killed
Near Lulay 'Mill
SCIO A. bobcat was brought
down- by a rifle shot after being
treed by hounds in the . vicinity
of the Lulay sawmill ' southeast
of "Scio this week. Ray Bates.
Elmer Limbeck and Barton
Sledge set upon the feline; with
trail hounds after the ' big cat
had been seen in . the f timber j by
truckers for the company. j
Among recent arrivals to Scio's
Cech colozny is Frank Chrudism
sky, formerly of Clutler, Iowa.
He is a former neighbor of the
Will Dobrkovsky family, and
plans to locate In the Willam
ette valley. ; ; - j
Some, damage to the Shindler
bridge across Thomas creek east
of Scio was reported when a log
truck struck the- edifice. The
truck was also damaged, but i no
one was injured. The Shindler
bridge soon is to be replaced! by
a concrete structure.
Joe Drdlik fractured two ribs
and his hand recently when! he
fell through the roof of a shed
at his acreage adjoining Scioj on
the west.
Newest Market
And First Home
On Same Ground
SILVERTON Silverton's first
suburban open front market Will
open Saturday on the same prop
erty on which stands Silverton's
oldest house. E. H. White owns
both, living in the oldest honse
and managing the newest mar
ket. The" market will be known as
the Silver Creek Food market..
'Many of the most modern fea
tures have been incorporated in
the new market. The house twas
built by J. M. Drake and Solo
men Smith, Silverton's early irar
penters, in the first of the Six
ties. The lumber is hand planed.
The window sashes, door frames
and doors were all made by hind.
The inside woodwork still j re
tains it r.itrinal coating i of
paint. The fireplace was made
from tufa rock quarried at! an
old quarry at Drake's crossing
above Silverton.
The old home , was built i for
James M. and Lucinda (Davis)
Brown among Silverton's promin
ent early pioneers. It was in) the
bands of tbe Brown family until
it was sold a short time ago to
Mr. White. .
Suver MenHaul :
In 800 Pounds
Tuna, 14 Hours
- -! " - '-I - K
SUYB R Alfred . Fllckinger,
who recently purchased a half
interest In a deep tea fishing
boat at Newport, has taken the
craft to Depot Bay j. and has
named it the Dipsy Doodle.
Sunday he took a j group of
men out 40 miles on j a fishing
trip. Including Wes Kester, Dar
ren Winn, Harry : Kester. Roy
Bigelow, Clares Powell, Claire
Winegir, A. C. Stanbrough and
a crew; of three men. They were
out 14! hours and caught 50 tuna
fish weighing 800 pounds.'
f - i
Deschutes Racers
Progress Slowly
EUd EXE, Sept, 1 4P)- Four
Eugene men who are Attempting
to set j a record for" running the
Deschutes river from Grand View
bridge to the Columbia, made only
a few miles on the first day.
Velt e Pruitt." Prince Helfrich.
M. R.J Irish and George Godfrey
started Wednesday and 'were re
ported seen at the junction of
Shitike creek and the Deschutes
late the. same day. It was con
sidered doubtful whether they
would be heard from again until
the reached the big river. .
Prisoner
From His
Escap
Keepe
SEATTLE. " Sept. -"'I.-iflP)-Gary
Barton, alias Barrent Vrooman,
facing 20 years in the state peni
tentiary for forgery, escaped from
a guard in a downtown district
tonight.
Barton broke away from Sher
iffs Peputy Fred Watson ,v tbe
latter was conducting him, under
terms of a court order,-from one'
business establishment to another.
Barton's attorney, on a showing
-Barton wanted to complete un
finished business before leaving
to serve the penitentiary sentence,
had obtained the court order per
mitting the prisoner's removal
from the county .jail.
Lower Columbia Highway
Crash Kills Portlander
PORTLAND, Sept. l.--E R.
Hornshoe, Portland, was killed
last -night In a head-on collision
between-a car and. a truck on
the lower Columbia River high
way near Linnton.-
Rolling Log Kills v
TOLEDO, Sept. i:-C$VCnishe d
beneath a -rolling log at the- C. D.
K. Sonners, 28, truck driver was
4 killed.
CCCers Battle
First bi Fire
In This Couiity
CAMP MILL CITY M arjn-
county's first major fire started
Tuesday 15 miles north of Camp
Mill Qity and about 20 east of Sa
lem IriKwhat is -commonly known
as SilverCreek Canyon. ' I
It was fought by 76 CCPers
from Camp Mill City under! the
pe-Bonal direction of Project! Su
perintendent T. D. Pomeroyl as
sisted by Foresters Clarence Jnbb,
A. E. Messing and project assist
ants Lloyd Porter and Carl Klient
and also Inspector Elmer Taylor,
of the Marion County Fire Patrol
association. i
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Mcdowell
'S
P8757 . MARKET s t
Salem's Leading Market
We have a" complete meat packing :
plant right here. .All tbe fresh and
smoked and cured meats we offer for
sale are prepared and processed right
here for yon so. drop in. folks, and do
your trading at this really fine modern
meat market that is here for yon.
No Shanks.
Beef or Pork .
PORK TO ROAST x
SLICED LIVER
i . i
BACON BACKS 15c,
PRIME RIB ROLL '
HEAVY BACON SQUARES
PJRE LARD -
PG HOCKS cured
BEEF POT ROAST
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
SIRLOIN STEAK
15c
IQc
2CC
Fresh Side or Salt Pork
Fresh Pig's Feet;
Pork Backbones I ----- . , . . T - -.
12c
iOc
... Gc
10c
ICc
15C:
10c
5c
r MDowelFs feature the largest stock of fresh and
cured meats in! Salem. Our specialty1 is fine cured
meats. Our men are all experienced meat cutters who
are alert to your needs and always courteous and
eager to serve you. . ,
OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M. SATURDAY
Wa lovely dinner Y?iM& '1
I AND A LOVtLY rJm-MJ
f SHOUL0 3AY NOT
lIHiWFOOD MART"
AND THEIR FOOD IS AN J
INSPIRATION FOR GOOD
YOU'RE WONDERFVl.DEAR
BUTARim YOU TIRED.FTER
AND jPREPARlNG
THIS ADD FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
YOU can be the' hostess wh0 is admired by everyone if you. switch to the
HI-WAY MART! Everything conveniently beneath one roof dozens of de
lightful suggestions for party foods all priced at our famous LOWS!
1 4
1
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Peas tSJ 3 ibH9C 1 Bacon an Side:.,-,, 23c
Peaches gg73C Rib Steaks Lb tfc
Bananas gt"b. 5c -iiBra-.'.-;.- :lQg
Tomatoes -jjdlQC Sald Dressing pt fpg
Riti - Lsc box
Crackers 20c
Snow cap
4 lbs.
Shortening 39c
: ,;" "'. ; L ,3 cans..
Devil Meat IOc
Hi-Way - , lbs.
X Coffee 35c
, - i
Gnarsnteed to please.
' Miracle . Wbip Salad j Qt.
Dressing 33c
Borens
Pkf.
Soap PowA 29c
Folers i
Coffee
Lb.'
26c
String
Beans
t cans
25c
Pink -
Salmon
No. 1, 3 cans
29c
CrysUl White
Soap
10 bars
29c
" - , Qt. Jar
Mustard 13c
Tterr nr Rait lfaann Ota I
Fruit Jars- 79c .
'4
S-lb. can T
C rolls I
r
Zee
Tissue
23c
Swansdown
Cake Flour 22c
IV 2 box
CRACKERS
i5c
- ! . . :sug
10 lbs. .... ..
100 lbs. ...J...5.09 I flour.
PICKET FLOUR
An all-purpose
1.19.
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covp .. ,.,,-7 .. y ?
Mmm -mi mom m
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