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Tha OliEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon,' Friday Blorninsr, September Z, 1933
PAGE NINE
JUST A FEW OF OUR MONKY-SAVIXC
FEATURES FOR FRI. and p AT., SEPT. 2 ami 3
"TflY PIGGLY WIGGLY FIRST"
241. NORTH COMMERCIAL
BUTCERs;
SANDWICH SPREAD .y Foods
LEMON WHIP Eu" Quarts j
JAR rings ar,,. i
S doz. 10c
JAR CAPS
3all Mason Regular, 1, doz.
2 He
WESSON OIL
Quart Tin.;.i.v;
39c
CORN BEEF
Armour's 12-oz. ! can.. 17c
OLEO D
inner Bell, Fresh and Sweet, lb...
10c
BEER
Town Club Lager, j
12-oz, cans 3 for 29c, case
2.25
IPT? PI? 17 A f Peter Pan, Assorted,
1aMU JjAlUrniTJL
quart
25c
PORK AND BEANSll 19c
No. 2, cans. !
CD A III -Delicious Spiced Ham
OA raill
by Morrell, can.:
29c
SNOWDRIFT
1 lb. 19c, 3 lbs.. ...
50c
FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR,
49 lbs. . -
1.39
PIGGLY-W1GGLY FLOUR,
hard wheat, 49 lbs.
I 1.19
Picnic Supplies for Your. Holiday
Fruit Jars and Trimmings a"t Lowest Prices
y Try Piggly Wiggly
410-Acre Farm j
Sold to Stockoff
Two Suver Girls to Attend
; Oregon State College'; I
Kansas Folk Call j
SUVER Henry Stockoff, who
sold his farm near Wells I last
spring, has purchased a highly
improved 410-acre farm In Jam
hell county near Amity from
Earl . Massey, - They . will moye
about October 1. i i t
Mrs. C M. Benedict and Mrs.
Steve Benedict attended a shower
for Mrs. George Benedict at the
Oregon hotel- In McMinnville
Wednesday night. About 60
guests were present. Mrs. Bene
dict Is a daughter-in-law of Mrs.
C M. Benedict. ? j ;
Marceil Dodele and Dorothy
Anderson have registered , to"" at
tend OSC this winter. ; ).
Kansas Folk Visit '
Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Plxler and
daughters Cecilia, Olive and Nor
ma lot Burr Oak, Kan., were
guests .at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Folks recently.! Mrs.
Plxler Is a cousin of Mrs. Folks.
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DUN I WUKKY, MAKY, UyK
(H0ME WONT CATCH FIRE
IT HAS AN ASPHALT FIRE-.
RESISTING ROOF -
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Will your roof catch fire? Is
it nre-resisting? Are you wor
ried every time there is a fire'
nearby? Settle your roofing ;
problem once and for all i
buy a roof that's fire-resisting.' ;
FKEX ESTIMATZS
ROOFS
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PAINT PROOFING
178 8. Com'l. Ph. 4042
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4 BIG DAYS
AIL
IS
4 BIG DAYS
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and; Saturday
Penslar :
family; remed:es
ill r-m - Akjc?
Sanaparillo Compound . . .v..
Blackberry Jamaica Ginger
. Maglai - -- - i;
lastot Uil 8 ox. -.
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Sodium Phosphate, Effervescent . . . .
Ptn-Gesic (Liquid Analgetic).
Fig A Senna Laxative. . . . J -
Glycerine Suppositories, Infants
Laxative Cold Capsule . . . i
CWry Bark Cough Syrvp. j ..... .
Eye Tone. . ... -. . - .. ...... .
t for 1.01 ' Svlphur A Cream Tartar Lot.
S for .51 Pine Needle Balm I
1 for .76 Pile Anodyne
J for .51 Dyspepsia TableWi' .......
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S for 1.01
S for .16
1 for .51
.1 for .51
.1 for .51
fvlifJ Jlag-Ic Tooth Pae.LJ. for .41
Izl I r JT a AntlsepUne Tooth Taste 1 2 for .20
g .TV 4 Tenslar Dental Cream 1 2 for .41
rOrZJf f Aatlseptine Liquid, 16 oz. L-2 for JJ1
iAaT3 II 1 i Antlseptine Tooth Powder i.2 for -3
Jft Doraline, liquid" astringent, 16 or.... 2 for .51
I'm h V Sodium Perborate, flavored -2 for .51
J&ttG&H V si' "ag-Lac Tooth Brush 1 2 for .51
7 rrllP1 Stfif& Penslar Tooth Brush.. for .51 I
JlV Xr.V w TftV J ;JIor Tooth Brusb.- S.forJW.I
I PENSLAR COD 'S I COSMOINE 1 j
I UVER OIL I iaaLf TABLETS I 2eSi4 A soothing and I j
I -T I Sv Bottle, 75 1 - 'o- or I
1 yjjj 2 foc 1 ly 2 1 sic I 1
J"VV. PENSLAR alcoAih rjTSEPTO.SAN
lfe MILK OF - I t" i The finerf qooty 1 'r" Antiseptic Powder I;
f ' MARNCSIA I I i i rwbbingakohoL lg (A for I
I ' I llWl ' Fvtl pints. Feminine Hygiene!
I NELSON S BABY I VANILLA EXTRACT IIIt
I POWDER ! I ROSE WAT" I
I J ( 24c j
I .ieienM,c i J ic or,.utr I jSa GOLDEN ' I
-MIXTURE I I ,lruT I pj Created I
I Ak-e I I ' ;i?T I I PJ Cowgh Syrup I
P amy Hero Receives Navy Cross
If n
Declaring, The whole world is reminded by your action that 'oar
nary will stick by its guns," Admiral Edward C. Kalbfos pinned the
nary cross on Lieutenant Arthur F. Anders far his brarery and he
roic action during the Panay bombing episode. The ceremony took
. place on the quarterdeck of the USS Mississippi while the entire
ship's company stood at attention. Admiral Kalbf us then read a cl-
, tation by the .secretary of the navy, which ended: "His action on
this occasion characterized conduct far . above and beyond the call
of ordinary duty." The Mississippi rode at anchor in Los Angeles
The three girls are well known
on an Omaha radio station as
'Sisters Three." -
Verle Harris has gone-to Renoi
Ner., where she will attend the
university there this winter.
Louise Bolter, representing the
communities of Suver and Mon
mouth for miles around, was
elected crown princess of the
Hop Fiesta and received a . dia
mond ring.; she reigned with the.
rest of the'royal party most gra
ciously during: the three-day
celebration Yvonne Kerr and
Mariaa Kester of Suver rode
their saddle horses in the parade.
Yvonne received a. prize.
Turk Egg Depot
f Is Needed now
Cosby Tells Hatcherymen
Mart Good if Central
, Station Obtained 1
! CORVALLIS, Sept. l-;P)-OrH
gon turkey growers would have;
an - opportunity of supplying1.
with large quantities of hatching!
eggs IE some central assemoiwg
and shipping organization were
formed. H. B. Xosby, head of Ore
gon State college's poultry depart
ment, told 200 poultry men today
at the third annual industry con
vention. -
, He said he had received In
quiries for as many as half a mil
lion eggs-at a time. J. C..Leedy,
growers' field man, said prelimin
ary steps to set up such an organr
ization had been taken.,
.- Broiler Mart Lacking
' Lack of an established market
on broiler turkeys, making' pro
duction hazardous, was deplored
by C. W. Norton, Portland dealer.
Noel L. Bennion, extension Spe
cialist," advocated separating hens
from toms before fattening and
marketing the hens as soon as
they ; are ready. This eliminates
expensive late feeding.
Both cooperative and private
dealers expressed opinion grow
ers probably would make a little
more money this year than last
even at the same' or slightly lower
market prices because ot the big
drop. in teed costs.
They Said the market outlook
was fairly good with smaller in
ventories.
Physicians Predict
Complete RecoYery '
Of. Paralysis Victim
SCTO Salem physicians Tues
day) predicted ultimate, complete
recovery for Raymond Bilyeu,
Sclot youth, who has been par
tially paralyzed for several
weeks .following an accident with
a tractor In timber work near
his home. !
SCio chls will open Monday.
September 12, with registration
from district No. 95, Scio, and
from Shihdler district, which is
sending students here, as has.
been . the custom for several
years.
Woman Has Appointment ;
As' Postmaster, Marion
MARIOX Mrs. Lee Smith- has
been appointed postmaster at
Marion to succeed Mrs. Effie Bar
ber who has been filling that posi
tion since the datn of her hus
band. Miles Barber. j
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S smarti pat- . i fm
terns to CJ
choose
Rrgul
value!
e r n s t o g7
loose from. j 1
tegular: 2.50 J
Boys
Suspenders
Children's Cotton
Hose .2fc prs.
Girls Rayon
Panties .
Special
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SCHOOL
For Girls
' Sizes 7 to 14
Smart, color
ful prints, un
usual at this
price! The
kind that
looks so fresh
and neat be- ; i
cause they'll take lota of tuhsl
Hlfr . I
j Shirts & Shorts......
For boys. : i Each ;
49
Boys
Leather Belts
M
Boys' Caps
Tennis
For Boys
Sturdy, well
made with
heavy rubber
a o 1 e a, all
size.
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Coupon Entitles Bearer to
One (1) Reg. 5c
o Composition Cooli
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I CHILDREN'S
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with purchase of 23c or more of school
merchandise or boys and girls wearing
appareL Friday and Saturday Only!!'
j - . Only
Good qual
ity leather
soles and
all leather A
uppers.
, Sizes Wi to 2.
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pair
IV. fTYl 1ITI1
CHILDREN'S
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fr uppers. V X ,
tough composition soles. Sizes
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BOYS
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With com-
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Ma r t e 1-
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worth 2.50
pair. All sizes.
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Special Value!
ana j n
the right ,
weight for
falL Classy
patt eras
and colors in aises SOSS, 34.
Eoys!
Girl
'For Announcement
Of A Big Event and
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Vjg Pencils..:. 5 for q
I " ' 1
Pencil
Filler Paper fjc
16's Craolas-..: 5C
Lunch Dozicg
Kids like these
brightly decorated,
metal boxes. Easy
to carry and they
hold a lot! -
CHOCOLATE COVERED
SNOVFLAKES
'Stafford's, Inks ..L-5c
Mech. Penciis..,l;l.....l J CC
Notebook -Covers .i... Jl C S
Pen &Tenl Sets..:i5c
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Special Values!
Regular 5c
NOTE
BOOKS
. Special!
Regular 10c
coaiPosrnoN
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1 Special! I
Regular 5c r
SPELLING .
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Commercial
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