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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, March 3, 1939
Raspberries and
Peaches Planted
7idow at Lacomb Loses
Her Home by Fire; Only
2 Articles Saved
L E B A N O N Roy Fitxwater.
prominent farmer of the nortb
side, has set IS acres of red rasp
berries and 2500 Elberta" peach
trees; he also bat a large .acre
' age la walnuta and cherries.
A fire :'lo the early morning
Ott for Vatican
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Tuesday destroyed , the home of
Mrs. Ethel N. Bllyen of Lacomb, s
widow with six children. Only, a
cook store . and sewing machine
were isavedJ: - .
O. S. MlkeselL 4-H county club
leader, will display motion pic
tures at Mountain Home school,
near - Sodaville' Friday night - in
connection with a . benefit social
states M las Rath Sorseth, teacher
- The gantlam Fish and Game as
sociation will hold a. banquet and
program at Hotel Lebanon March
"S.'lionorlnf ladies night :V
' I. E. Arnold of Lebanon as
sisted by Cliff Knodell of Albany
is In charge of the program.
' The meeting with moTlng pic
tures: will feature national wild
life week, March 19 to XI. ...
f. Rntq Hlatt,- figuring largely In
the Fred Lockley articles of the
Oregon Journal, la Ihe stepfather
of J; B. Donaca, well-known Leb
anon man and is rich in reminis
cences of pioneer days.
Jeston Wood, 17, who suffered
injuries to bis right foot soma
weeks ago when assisting to right
a car; bad two 'toes and some of
the foot bones amputated at the
hospital this week. :
Mrs. .W. O. Amos, Mrs. E. E
Reeves, Mrs. Oscar Ingram and
Mrs. Bertha Turnldge are among
the painfully ill. . I .v -
Alderman Funeral
At 2 P.M. Today
JJNIONVALE Eunis M. Alder
man, 68, a life-long resident of
near 'Dayton, died .February 21
at the McMlnnrille hospital fol
lowing an attaek of - eptic sore
throat He was born July 20,
1870, on the farm now occupied
by E. M. Maxwell. He bad benn
a prominent f a r m e r here 46
years.; He was united in marriage
to Miss Geneva La Fever Apr.i
50, 1893. - . '.
Surviving are his widow,' one
son, Urie, and one daughter, Mrs.
John Shelburne, all of Daton;
one brother, Lewis R. Alderman
of Chevy, Chase, Md.; one sister,
Mrs.i Ora Powell of Portland.
Funeral services'? wil be held
Friday at 2 ! p. ' m. at Macy's
chapel in McMinnvllle, Burial
will j be- In the Evergreen Me
morial park cemetery, McMinn
ville. - . ! ,i
George Cardinal Mondekia
George Cardinal Mundelein, Arch
bishop or Chicago, waits beside his
baggage as he prepares to leave
United States for Vatican City. Va-'
cationin in Miami when Pone Pius
died, Cardinal Mundelein left im
mediately to participate in selection
of new Pope.
Community
Clubs
Services Held j t
For G. II. Sillers
' , LEBANON Funeral services
for George Hall Sillers. 73, were
held on." Thursday at the Browns
ville Methodist church, followed
by burial in . the: Masonic ceme
tery 'of Brownsville.
He was born in Scotland March
17, 1866, and came to America in
1879. He died February 28 at the
Lebanon General hospital. Death
was due to pneumonia.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs, Myrtle Sillers of Browns
ville; two sisters, Mrs. Euphemla
Berry, Scio; .Mrs. Mary L.- Lang
Lebanon; two brothers, Robert
and! Jack of Albany; one -niece.
Mrs. Percy Schrunk, Scio; three
nephews, George Berry, Albany;
Jack Berry, Florida and William
Lang Lebanon. . ,
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Julian G. Pelter
Dies; Rites Today
WOODBURN Julian Genwood
Pelter, 60, died Tuesday night at
Salem.. He was born In Cbristian
bnrg, Virginia, in 1878. He bad
lived in Oregon since 1911.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Nellie Wilson of Klngsburg, Tenn.,
and Mr. Venla Arthur of Wytho
vllle, Virginia. i '
Funeral services will be held
Friday, at 2 p. m. at the O'Hair
chapel, 'with, interment at Belle
Paasl cemetery. Rev. Van Winkle
of Hubbard will preach the ser-
mon. . - " "j' "
Granger's
News .
r SILVERTON" HILLS Fairfield
baa been Invited to make its visi
tation to the SllTer ton Hills
grange . Friday night ' Initiation
will also be a feature. Victor H ad
ley la grange master. ; -
WEST SALEM The HE club
of .the .West Salem grange - met
; Tuesday afternoon at the home of
" "Mrs. Marvin O'Brien. ' Work . was
1 ' begun on the play and plans were
made for the entertainment of
March 16 when the local grange
will be boat to the county granges,
the monthly visitation. . .,
Meeting dates of the HE club
. was changed from the fourth to
the first Tuesday. Next meeting
w ill be held at the. home of Mrs. D.
Iluhn, 1326 Plaaa. The play caat
mill meet Monday night with Mrs.
Crown tor practice.-'
EVENS VALLEY Plans are
being made this wee t for the
Evens Valley community club
meeting for March 10 at the
schoolhouse. An informal pro
gram will be given by the mar
ried peope - of the community.
The : refreshment committee is
Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mrs. James1
Rue and Mrs. Ole Rue. Albert
Funrue is president.
SWEGLE The play slated for
the community club meeting here
Friday night by a cast from
Hayesville has been -cancelled,
temporarily at least. However,
the regular community club ses
sion will be held.
Two Deaths in Family ;
TURNER Mrs. N. w.xN Hut
chens received word this week-.
the . death of -her sister-in-law,-
Mrs. James Derby, at McMinn
vllle following a stroke. The fun
eral services were held U that
place Wednesday. ;V, .v
Tuesday Mrs. Hutchens was
also notified of the su ".den I'eath
of her nephew, Ralph Fletcher,
25, att Hebo, from a heart at
tack. Funeral services were held
Thursday in McMinnvllle. Mrs.
Hutchens, and her daughter, Mrs.
Earl Prather, were unable to at
tend either funeral as bot. are
ill with the flu.
Unlocked Doors Grow
INDEPENDENCE C h I e f , of
Police William Noble reported
at the city-council meeting Wed
nesday night that Night Officer
Ray Howard had found 22 doors
of business bouses unlocked dur
ing February. '
This Is Just double the num
ber that were reported for January.
ULJU L- iUl :
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Build the whole meal around
; FriUetsf They cook quickly,'
digest easily becaaae made
from A-l Durum Semolina and
fresh eggst Here is delicious
Bess and economyt Wrapped
1 b cellophane.
a waia-wiiatiaf shaat mill
i ffteg awM. Pottpud. ,
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:t lli. and I-Irs. Oregon State,
one trial; will convince
ybut And thit Sparkling
Purdi Sugar is Oregon's own.
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SAVE I SAVE I SAVEI Safeway offers the LOWEST PRICES 4n years en quality GnnccJ Foods I Record.
Breaklnw Values that will cut vaur Llvifi Cotfe for wets to cornel .Witfiout doukl.lhe eveatesf mAntviitviiia
iic or tnc yesri cock api in veal every .cent yoa can spare tor 013 uiviucnud in datistactionl
PRICES EFFECTIVE Friday to Thursday
Dinner
BeU
bars
ii
fMi - ., -holm
Giant
OS Se
Fluffiest Brand
Better Quality
I lb.
Cello. Pkg.
2-li).
Box
lie
Note Savings by the
Dozen
Fancy Catspp
Ea.
Doz.
cans
I .1011.10.
Stokely Party Peaa, very tiny, No. 2 can f 2A25 1 1.39
Stokely Honey Pod Peas, No. 303 can
Stokely K. W. Beans, No. 2 cans
Stokely Shoe String Beets. No. 2 can'
.091 .99
f 2.21 j 1.19
Cut War Beans, No. 2
All Green Asparagus, picnic size
Ail Green Asparagus, No. 2 size
.10 1 1.05
2A25 1 1.35
Shoe String Carrots. No. 2 size
Who. Unpeeled Apricots, No. 1 cans
Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2y2 cans
Red Sour Pie Cherries. No. 2 cans
Fruit Cocktail. No. 1 cans
2.2o 1 1.45
.2312.55
.10 ( 1.05
Bartlett Pears, No. 22
Tomato Juice, 303 cans
13.25I .89
I 25 1 1.45
I 2.2S 1 19
I 2.25 1 1JJ9
.17 1 1.85
2.15I 5
lomato Juice, 46-oz. can .15 1.69
V. Camp's Golden Hominy, No. 2'2 can I .10 i 1.05
COFFEE
AIRWAY COFFEE
14c lb. 3 ib8. 39c
NOBHILL COFFEE
20c lb. 2 39c
EDWARDS COFFEE
IL23c SI-45c
Flour Values
Kitchen Craft
4 9'lb' sack..... 1,19
Try It Monej'Back
Goaraotee
Harvest Bloom
A family favorite, j
49"lb- sack. . 1.09
! Valley Brand .
Wonderful Flavor ,
5-lbr pail
Note Savings in Quantities M. jjj
BRO. SLI. P'APPLE, No. 2V2 cans .15 .85lT69
PAPPLE TIP-BITS, 8-oz. canj .06 .35 .68
ROSEDALE SLI. PAPPLE, 1 can .10 .55; 1.05
DELJMONTE PEACHES, No. 2 can- .15 .83 1 1.59
STAREGON BLACKBERRIES, No. 2 can j .10 j .53 .99
LIBBY KADOTA FIGS, No. 1 can j .15 j .79;! 1.53
ASSORTED FRUITS, 8-02. cans j 2 - .15 j .4311 .83
HAMILTON SAUERKRAUT, No. 2V2 can .09 .491 .95
SPENCER PUMPKIN. No. 2V2 can j .08 j .43 1 .83
UBBYS SPINACH. No. 2 cans 1 2 .25 1 .69 1 1.29
LIBBYS SPINACH, No. 2V2 can 1 .15 1 .85 I 1.69
SILVERDALE TOMATOES. No. 1 cans j 3 .21 1 .40 1 .75
STAREGON TOMATOES. No. 22 can j .09 I .50 1 .95
COUNTY KIST CORN, No. 303 cans 3 . 5 .45 1 5
P. MONTE GOL. BAN. CORN; 11-oz. can j .09 .49 1 .95
TSLUE LAKE CUT BEANS. No. 303 cans 2 .15 .43 ! .79
SANTIAM K. W. BEANS, No. 2 can .11 .63 1.19
ATHENA PEAS, No. 303 cans 2 . .15 .43 .79
SAN WAN PEAS, No. 2 cans I 2 5 1 .69 1 19
ALASKA PINK SALMON, 1-lb. can .10 0 .98
MID-PAC. TUNA FLAKES, No. 2V2 can .11 .63 J 1.19
OVAL SARDINES, llb. cans 3-5 .49 .95
GULF PACK OYSTERS .10 55 11.05
SEASIDE LIMA BEANS, No. 1 cans 3 - .25 j .49 5
Redwood Freestone Peaches, No. 214 can I .10 9 1.18
: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
RADISHES...., fancy Texas .....3 bun. JOC
GREEN ONIONS, new Dalles .3 bun. fOC
SPUDS, U. S. No. 2, 50 pounds .......35c
BANANAS, firm, ripe, pound fjc
L 10c
ONIONSETS L3 lbs. IOC
CAUUFLOWER, each .
Large, "White Heads
We also have a full line of
Garden and Flower Seeds.
ONIONS, U. S. No. 2, 50-lb. bag..:....35c
Friday and Saturday Only
Beef Roasts, center cuts, pound...... JlJiC '
Lamb Roasts, shoulder, pound..... -l(Sc
Rib Lamb Chops, pound...... 9C
Picnics, small size, Cascade brand, lb
Salmon, Bright Falls, piece, pound.: J 2$f&C 4
Sliced to fry, pound 15c ! . i
. Ling Cod, fresh, piece, pound.l.J.J -ri2C
Sliced to? fry, pound 14c. s , - '
Pacific Oysters, qL
..-...iic
Fresh, direct from the ocean.
Sausage, pound.....v........
Club Link, the old-fashioned kind. . '
Bacon Squares, pound.;...-.. ...
Flna tor Eaaonina - " 4. x yj; ?-
Shortening orLaH.;....r.-.....l lbs. 35C
BoUc;.aad.Tresh --J . ,;V,:,:; .'C r JT-v
Halibut to boil or bake, pound.:;i:.i..CQ
; Sliced to fry, pound Ue,;"; . ;V5f
Dipnet Smelt, fresIiIQJlbi JlIlC"
cntnp biuib
Highest Grade at
Lowest Market
Prices
SuocaEuiGt!; 2888
g3
SPECIAL
Fancy Texas Pink Grapefruit
ORANGES
Southern California, Juice,
doz. 2)C
GRAPEFRUIT, dozen
80 size "Coachella Vallejr."
29C
HIGHVAY
MATCHES
A Better Match '
Carton of boxes i
. : Oregon Made - , ;
H 1004b. sack ) r
I SNOWCAP
2-ib. pkg..: acic
: :
BLUE KARO SYRUP -tO-lb.
tin :.59C
Fresh.
K
-'and ' f:-
. s Fresh jv
PEANUT
BUTTER
Beverly P'nut Butter .J for Ifffi
- Finest quality, CH-oV jars. ; '
Supurb 1 Soap, 24hoz. pkg.;...lQc
Granulated: ' . T
JeU-WelL. pW 2AC
Assorted narors .
K. C. Baking Powder.'....:....! Oc
25c can m.f:
Candy Bars 3 for IOC
, Chewing; Gum .
Satin Slixed Candy . 2 lbs. Jgc
Mrs. Stewart's Bluing....:..... 1 3C
10-os., botUe. : .
Hersbcy's Cocoa, 1-lb. cans.. 2c
:VV-V v : LOOSE-WILES f ' -
Rippled Wheat Biscuits. .:i....l.Qc :
CTEESE J5c lb. 3 lbs. d2c
FCLL crkam . . 1 ' ; - : :
FANCY CREAM ER Y, ; 4. . - , ' l'
BUTT El?
Grade B
28
CLb.
- Granulated Soap -;-
.2(J;'iQ'lPS
'For better cakes .
7 .. ' and pies.
3"tiiw 51c
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