The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1938, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT-1' r Tbt OREGON STATESMAN,-' Sales, Oregon; Friday Morning, October 21 1938, Ballston Family Rents Spaulding'g big Farm PLEASAkTDALE Mr. and Mr a. Will Dennis of Ballston who hare rented the SOG-acre Ed Loop of Hopewell. farm of Mrs. Charles K. Spaald- iag for one year, are getting nicely : settled. Mrs. Dennis Is aunt of Mrs. Gay Freshour and Mr,. Horace Edwards of this locality and Is a sister of Mrs. 162N.Com'..' v Phone 5151 Potatoes, US No. 2, Local Gems, 50 lbs 35c Potatoes, US No. 1 Deschutes Gems, ' 100-lb.bagSl.49 I Sweet Potatoes, fancy Calif. Jerseys, 5 lbs,.- 15c Kellogg All 3f Peaches, Libby's fCm Bran, large pkff- - ncy, 2j's cans AJV , - . ! 6 for 83c Krumbles or Rice If tl at Krispies, pkg. .. & & V Apricots, Libby s whole peeled, 1 HOn Corn Flakes, 2Vz' CanS V. " "T . T Pineapple, Dole's Q ft n Corn Cream style. No. 4-slice, 1'4's cans AUW 303, JfsV ' 3 cans..... aOIC Mushrooms, savory Sa-, .... vory, ; r - flu - Peas, No. 2 tins, Jg c 2-oz. can C 3 cans J - j . - SALT, lb. Tomatoes, Cfi .Pyramid Z can GC 2 i size, 3 cans.. wJP x - j Sugar, brown, 3 lbs. 16c CO 2 C C C Powdered, 3 lbs. 17c 3? Coffee, Walker's Best, pound 23c tin .25 Honey, 5-lb. net, pail 39c fj 6$)C Case $2.99 tt.lOt. 53c Fig Bars, Corned Beef - ry w Armour's, can... IV KrauV Bonnevine Vanilla, imitation, 28's cans W bottj jQ ' Marshmallows, II fl Orange, Lemon, lb. bags.Ll. Citron Peels, lb.. Mincemeat, Pumpkin, Spencer's, 2 J4 Kerr's Best, 'iff cans, ( Eg 2 lbs. .: ...I V 3 for. : . .. . Flour, Kitchen Oueen, $1.17 Flour, Seal of Oregon, better hard wheat, $1.25 MNKET BASKET 47 State Street ' G. Reillng A Sons Shop Here and Sara Phone OTIS Regular T7 Tfa TT State Prices 4Vil iJJ j) Inspected Compare Prices and Quality, Then You Will Buy Here qq2 EloaGtJLb EILc Yonr Choice of Choice Cuts VEAL ROAST lb. 2l2C Choice Milk-Fed Veal Young Grain-Fed, Pork lb.ajG PgEs 5naipG lb. UOc Lean Loin Cuts T-Bone, Round lb. Eg . Or Swiss Tender, Joler Ste.ks - 1 ' : T Sficflouim StteaEx ibflSVfets PORK SAUSAGE 2 forSgc (SOE'QGCl Pi?Ex lb. 2 For Something Different Try Corned Pork Pure ILai?ca wtXt 4 LsQe Fresh Daily Vegetables AT iAiW lKICKM Friday and i Saturday I. Only GPHJUDS SOibs-NJa-sSSc 2 bu. Sc CAULIFLOWER Head 4c White Bunch S3 Oregon Dried . S, pounds 25G SALAD DOESSKIG cr SM.D17IC.I-SPREAD Garden Golden Bantam can3 r- i for 2l5c Golden Wedding Day Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. A. C Gaines, Former Scio Residents, l Are Honored HUBBARD -Mr. and Mr. A. C Gaines, who were married October 21, 1888, in Scio, Linn county, obaerred their golden wedding an nirersary Sunday at the Odd Fel lows nail at Hubbard. They II red in Scio until 1906 wben they m o t ed to Portland where they hare since made their home. Mrs. Gaines Is a sister of J. N. Po in dexter or Hubbard. ; Both Mr. and Mrs. Gaines are native Oregonlans ot pioneer stock, their parents coming across the plains in 1852 and 1853. They hare three children, all of whom were present: W. E. Gaines, Haxel Akre and Forest Gaines, all of Portland. . Dinner was served at noon j to 100 relatives and friends. A large wedding cake decorated with sold leaves and gold colored flowers formed the centerpiece. Gold and yejlow flowers on the. tables and about . the spomg further carried out the golden wedding motif. Vows Renewed ' After dinner a short program was enjoyed. Rev. Geo. Suther land, an old friend of the family. oiiiciated at the ceremony as they renewed their vows. Frances Gaines, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. M. C. Gaines acted as best man for his cousin. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gaines cele brated their golden wedding anni versary in October, 1936. Among others present were Mr. ana Mrs. J. IN. Poindexter, Mr. and Mrs. Remus Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Barr of Hubbard, Mrs. Ina Buhite Stoddart and family, Jory Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gaines and family, Mrs. Eva Davenport and family, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Hick cox and family, Mrs. Addie Poin dexter and family, all of Scio, Mr. and Mrs. Will May of Salem. Auto Demolished By Riders Unhurt PIONEER As Willis Keller and Gene Stalcup were coming home from Portland Friday their car turned over when it hit loose gravel while passing 'an other. Neither one ot the men were hurt but the car was . a wreck. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gil liam or Bay City visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bird over the week end. Gilliam is principal of the school there. June Schnider, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Keller, sr., was operated on for appendi citis Saturday. She Is getting along as well as could be ex pected. June formerly lived here with, her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schnider. Urges Fight on Intolerance X - i - I " H V 5 J In fervent plea for an unrelenting battle against all forms of intol erance, Joseph V. Connolly of New York recently addressed the National Encharlstic congress in New Orleans and urged Catholic forces throughout the world to Join In a "crusade in defense of all . those- who suffer persecution, Jew and Christian alike. He ap pealed for Christian awareness to ward off the dangers threaten tag the American democracy- IIS photo. Aliens After Venison j FOX VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen of Lyons and Earl's father,. Newton' Allen of Fox Valley, left early Sunday on a hunting trip. Orville Downing of Fox Valley is substitute mail carrier while Allen is away. , Gimp Fire Girls Unit Is Formed; Officers Chosen RICKREALL A Campfirs Girls group has been organised here with Miss Georgia Shum way acting guardian and Mrs. Carola May acting as assistant. The Ladles' Aid society of Rlck- reall Is sponsor. Cheskshamay Campfirs Is the name chosen. oincers are: President, Lois Runkle; vice- president, Lois Day; secretary- treasurer, Katherlne L o w r y; scribe, Florence Lants. Cast Is Selected For Student Play WOODBURN The annual stu dent body play of Woodburn high school, "Saturday evening Ghost, ' will be presented In the high school att'itorium Tuesday night, November 22. Miss Irene Green baum is directing. The cast, se lected from 40 students who tried oat, includes Merlin Sprouse, lone Anderson, Ada Mae Stretch, Wal ter Crosby, Howard Brown, Opal Epperst,-Louise Lutx and Genneth Amey, Assisting the production are Harlan Nelson, Freda Hanson, Clair Hill. Alan Moen, Bob Cros by, Eula Fearn Mathews and Mar Jorie Moore. w E D E L I V E R ,.m mu u m jm Sf - P EAR SON' GASH STOR Corner I North Commercial & Chemeketa Sts. - Phone 7335 It's Our Business to Save You Money on Foods PANCAKE FLOUR picket. rfr 9-lb. bag.... .. jy PORK and BEANS . 16-ounce cans, ff 3IW each KRAUT ZVt cans, 3 for : SOUPS Campbell's, Ct 2 cans Except chicken & mushroom CRACKERS salted wafers w POST TOASTIES j 3' nke L. WIIEATIES 2 pxg-. : ;.. .23LC DEVILED MEAT 3 can, 1EJ;10C IVORY SOAP i Large bars, J for : . ... Medium , Hit bars , JwJ 21.50 Catalln Bath Brush, only 60c and 4 medium Ivory Soap wrappers. : ' . - P. c G. : ;:'' WHITE NAPTIIA SOAP . r Puts 25 times, more soap right on dirty spots. 10 bars ; ': ; CAMAY;! '"! . The f oap of beautl- at. fnl women. 2 for.. OXYDOL Medium f package - r The safe and easy way to . Ret clothes clean. ' LAVA SOAP Each Cc SYRUP Lumberjack, Jt fg 5-lb. tin 24-or. Jug 1 Everybody likes Lumberjack TANG Pints 19C Quarts Foods need Tang. MAYONNAISE jr.... 27c It Wa N alley it's good VEGETABLES and FRUIT Kraut cabbage, " A per sack 3 POTATOES APPLES K nice lot of Stark, Dell clous. Spitzenberg, and Northern Spy. gAg per box.. . i CANNED FOODS Golden Bantam Corn, 3 for Ofl.79 PEAS Nice, tender peas, m 3 cans Case of 24 cans...... GREEN 'BEANS Local pack, 2 cans- ... UC Case 91.70 TOMATOES 2 cans, f r ; 2 for . - V Case of 24 cans CRISCO n'i.i:l: 50C 1224 Big Prizes - Weekly Contests - 25C Sa.90 FLOUR Farmer Joe hard wheat, 49-lb. bag- Highland Chief. A high grade hard s tl fm wheat. 49 lbs. Kitchen Queen l m 49-lb. bag V i SUGAR (MADE IN OREGON.) 10 lbs , 25 lbs... $13 100 lbs. $5Q9 MACARONI SPAGHETTI RED BEANS WHITE BEANS S lbs 19C CHEESE Full cream, 2 lbs. 29c PEANUT BUTTER 3 lbs .. 27 C COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE a 27c 2 lbs. 52c Pearson's Money Savers - Pearson's Best. a, 10. 2 lbs Special, pound .. 45 c H5c FEET'S GRANULATED "SOAP 2 pkgs. 25C NUCOA 2 lbs. Pearl Shortening - 4Sg.J.139c Shower Is Given Hopewell Couple HOPEWELL Compliment ing Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Le rum, a delightful miscellaneous wedding shower was held at the Hopewell United Brethren church parlor Friday night with about 35 friends attending. Rally-day will be observed Sunday at the Hopewell United Brethren church and all friends axe invited. Church services will start at 10 a. m. Sunday school at 11 a. m. and a basket dinner, with a table program, will be served at 1 o'clock. Miss Pearl Stafford of Port land spoke Sunday at the Hope well United Brethren church on missions in the far east She formerly lived here. Czech Newcomer Has Runaway in Downtown Scio SCIO An unusual scene-1n Scio thlt week was a runaway team that demolished the light rig to which.it was. attached and resulted in an injury to one of the animal's ankles when the out fit came in contact with a parked truck at the Weseley grocery cor ner. The truck was not damaged. Frank Benes was driving the team, which bscame frightened and unmanageable about a half a mile south of the city-. The impact with . the . truck threw Benes from the rig, from which the .team became freed, the driven landing violently on the oiled street uninjured. He re tained bis grip on the lines and succeeded in stopping the horses near the wreck. Benes is a -newcomer from Czechoslovakia and i3 making his home with his broth er, Anton Benes on a small farm a short distance west of the city. Auburn Folks Return From Nevada City Trip AUBURN Mrs. Ben H. Haw kins and daughter, Eloise, and Merle Van Cleave have returned from a trip to California. Mi?s Jean Hawkins was visited at Ne vada City and other relatives in Turlock San Leandro, Kay ward, and Oakland. They viewed the China Clipper leaving the Ala meda airport and the Golden Gate park was Tisited, also th redwoods and the Oregon cares. Hatches - c"- NEW MARKET 14c 1 Armours White Cloud Short ening 3 lb. carton 39c 146 N. Commercial St. Phone 4010 BAKING POVDEH Powder in Bulk One lb. SALAD DRESSING and SPREAD Qt. Size 221 IPODJP (SI?DQ Large Kernel aits Mother's With Premium (5 Quick or Slow Lge. Size Pkr. Libby's PINEAPPLE Tidbits or Crushed 9Kz.Can() r.3a30i?nau o on el In Bulk g lbs. HC . Idaho White or Idaho Reds Sno Sheen Cake Flour Measure Pitcher With Package . v Large Size zjQ FLOUR 49s Sack $1 .38 O PillsburyBestXXXX " O Crown, Best Patent O Sperry Drifted Sno w O Fishers Blend . A New Breakfast Cereal SPERRY CORN KIX 2 pkg8. qqq Cereal Bowl With Each 2 Packaea Join the Regular A1LIL 1 Large Size 2 IP Citron, Lemon and Orange One lb. 3 m OXYDOL .............. . . .. IVORY SOAP, medium, 2 cakes ! .11. P and G WHITE NAPTHA SOAP, 10 cakes ... ....... CAMAYTOILET SOAP, 3 cakes..... CRISCO, 1 lb. 21c, 3 lbs. 19c 10c 29c -17c 50c COFFEE - S and W and c V lJ c i a Del Monte Steinfeld Sauerkraut i 2 ago Small Plain ..... L. .33e ' Fancy Size 2-, bmall Chocolate ... L; 33c " - -r T Large Size Plain .....L.-.....-..59C cans 1L Large Size Chocolate'.:.'. 59c 1 :. ,. '- -. mi? Picket and 5 Kitclffen Oueen Beets, Turnips Carrots bun. 5c Texas Grapefruit C for 25c CELERY Well bleached. 2 for 9C LETTUCE Firm, solid. 2 for 9c ORANGES Sweet, juicy. 2 doz. 23 c MEAT eEPACST-IENT ' f Bacon lb. 22(3 ... ... " ' ... Bacon Backs lb. 22G Roast lb. QG iJutton Chops or Legs lb. H Bacon lb. hit 2 lbs. 25c Sliced Ground 2 i v