: Tfca OREGON STATESMAN. Salen, Qren, Friday Morning March 3, 1939
PAGEXIGm
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US Road Deaths
Drop in January
2500 Highway Casualties
Is 6 per Cent Fall 0er
; ,r: Year .Ago y -y'l
CHICAGO, March MHlsh
iray deaths declined In January
for the 15th consecutive month.
' the national safety council report
ed today, Nrith a resulting taring
of 8,500 llres since . Norember,
1137.
Traffic faUIitlei totaled .1.500
In January, a C per cent drop from
the total of January, 1938. but be
low the rate of improvement in
highway safety that prevailed
thronghoat 1938. - - -r
' All sections of the nation showed
come Improvement in January ex
cept the Pacific coast states, where
a 7 per cent Increase occurred.
Wyoming showed the greatest
proportional Improvement, with
drop of 81 per cent. ,
Is New Tori .theoreucauy savea
the mosl lives, 34. by reducing
deaths 18 per cent-iron a year
ago. Indiana was second itli
24 lives saved, a reduction of 24
per cent.
Two hundred seventy two rl
ties reported no deaths for Janu
ary. Providence, i R. t, with a
population f - t5e,i00, was the
largest city with . a perfect rec
ord. Worcester, Mass., 198,000
was second largest. ,
Carl Fenton Post
To Entertain Tonight
DALLAS Department officers
of the American Legion and ux
illair will be honored guests at a
dinner meeting given by the Vert
B. Fenton post of the American
Lerlon and auxiliary to be held in
the chamber of commerce rooms
here Thursday evening. - - .. -
S olln
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Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Special Bargain Days, Plus "Poll: Farrot"
Premium Money on All Purchases
Young Ladies
Saddle Oxfords
trow mmA Whit CombiUo
Extra Special Quality QOV 1 ZioZji)
; Sizes 3H to 8 -ym4
1LA&1EQ DHOE G ALE
Odds - and ? ends of winter
shoes. Close eota and broken
lota Straps, Oxfords, Pamps.
Ties. Shoe , value to 6.98.
Extra ! ,r
Special, Jfow2
Str-c ef-
HodO
'RED DALL7 OVERALLS
UNION MADE NOW r
Exclusive with us Jn Salem, "tfr f
Pre-shrunk sanforised S-os. Tf 2J
heavy denim. Pockets double. " I I ;
ne of finest overalls made. I V
One
Now
Sill: ReEimani
SALE
s
Travelling Ben's samples. J4. yd. t'or
1H yd. Good for ties, fronts, trim-.
suing, quilts, many other things.
Valued at H of regular price.
WE GIVE TOLL PARROT PREMIUM MONET
WITH ALL PURCHASES 1
BLOCHS-
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WMJ rRULE STORE
' 220 to 226 X. Liberty
Salem, Oregon
Arnold Arms Top
Ready for Atlantic hop Test
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In- GradeRating
MONMOUTH Individual , grade
point ; nveragea for students of
Oregon Normal school were rs
aeased thla : week baaed on
student home or dormitory com
parison. Among ue women stu
dents Arnold Arms rated highest
with, S.S4: Jessica Todd hail had
1.531. and - three ether undent
home tied at 2.5, tlx: Mrs. D. I
Williams, WalluUh haU and lira.
Cuy Demtng'e. ... , ,.
The men. student's rating .was:
Esquire house, X.l; West . ne.
2.3S: Lent house. X.3: and
a a Mnlkey 2.J1. ;
State President
Of .Qub Ccmung :
SILVERTON -Mrs. A. J. Titus.
president, - li getting plans under
way for. the March: meeting ' of
the Suverton woman s club wnen
the local club will entertain , the
state president, Mrs. B a r o 1 d
Peterson. Dallas, who , will ten
of "Echoea of Washington." -
Mrs. Glen Briedwell ; will give
book review and :Mrs. Walter
Larson will sjlve a groap of piano
sol os. . v r r - v r ' - fii - 3 r ?
Over Baltimore, UL la the Pan American Airways giant Yankee Clipper,
arriving from west coast. After shake-down teats, the flying boat will be
put into regular trans-Atlantic service. :
Turner Toirnsend
Qub Organizing
AUMSVILLB A (roup of c n
thusiastk Townsend club- mem
bers of this place ' motored to
Turner Wednesday night where
they , were-Joined by a group
from ; Salem, , and met at the
home: of Rev. and Mrs. Crockett
tor the. reorganisation , of " the
Turner , club. . Many, younger
people ere. working for a recovery
plan at Turner. Going from here
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garbe,
Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Fuson. Mrs, Gulli-
fordr Mr. and Mrs. T. C Moun.
tain, Frank Bower, Marlon Schn
maker. '
The. sewing club met at. the
schoolhouse Tuesday afternoon! to
complete plans for a quilt to
be made and sold by them to
assist 4H club members to send
a delegate to the Corvallls 'meet
ing of 4H clubbers. The sewing
club will hold an all-day meeting
Tuesday with covered dish
luncheon.
St. Patrick's
Dance . Scheduled
ACMSVILLE-A St. Patrick's
day dance will be givn on that
date-at 8 p- m. In the city hall,
under the sponsorship of the
firemen.
Also, plans are golftg. forward
for the amateur program to be
given by the firemen. All persons
desiring: to participate in the
program are requested to confer
with S. J. Weiss or Boy Wilcox
- Farmers are sowing oats and
spring wheat, with some potatoes
being planted. . - .
Bleach;
Vi gaLjags
2 for 25c
With Bmpty
' Jugs Returned
CASH STORE
Cor. N. Com!. & Chemeketa Sts. Phone 7335
WHERE THERE IS AMPLE PARK1XG SPACE
Tomatoes
Solid pack.
2'i cans
3
SPRY
cl'.... SCc
HOT SAUCE t
10c
cana,
CLEANSER
4 caniil. ICc
Pkg
KELLOGG'S PEP
CORNFLAKES
Pkg . : '.
nOTCAKE FLOUR
if ba gs . , .. ..
25c
'.EGG NOODLES
TISSUE
Northern
i) rolls-.
25c
TABLE QUEEN
salad Dressing . or r
Spread, quart Jars.. 4 v
PEANUT CUTTER
Another fresh U ton drmnu-
27C
,ZJ 4bs..
Gnra and Candy Bars
Coffee
M. J. B., Golden .WestT
Hills, S&W, - 0Cfi
any size,ib.... oj
Sanka or " JC '
Kaf fee Hag, lb..... ))C
Fruit and Vegetable
: Grape Fruit
Arizona SOs,. Cg
big ones. Dot..- :. 3
ONIONS
(-lb. bags
50 lbs ,
No. 2s..
POTATOES
35e
corn .:
Whole Kernel, No.
t cans, 1 cans . VV.
CALAVOS
a::-3fe;a4c
3
CANNED FOODS, :
Toaatoes r.
ta - cans
Corn
.Green Beans
PORK and BEANS Z
T SOAPS
Crystal White, Hs
1 bare V
Ozydol or Rlnso, tl 0
large pkg.: :U
-M MARGARINE
Sli 10c
Nucoa, '
t lbs.. ..:....:;.;.;
Attend Leadership r
Training Classes
PIONEER Those from here
attending the Polk county leader
ship training school sponsored by
the Polk - County Ministerial as
sociation . are Mrs. Frank Dome-
schotaky, Mrs. Clarence born-
hecker, Bruce Fury and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank' Dornhecker. These
meetings ' are held Monday i Ights
at the Christian church in Dallas.
The Pioneer Sewing club will
meet with, Mrs. Howard Coy
Tnursaar afternoon. March 2.
Earl Barnhart of near Reno,
Kev., visited at the John teller
Jr., home recently. He is a cousin
of Mrs. Keller's.
Injured Lad Home
SILVERTON Will Scarth. li
has .been brought to his home
here from the Salem General
hospital where he has been con
Ml . t .
iiueu since an injury ne sus
tained when hit in the - eye by
a snowball. He will be unable
to return to school for some
time yet. He is the son of Mr.
nd Mrs. W. P. Scarth. :
Special Speaker
SILVERTON Rev. J. O.i Gis-
selquist of Minneapolis, Minn.,
will be the guest speaker at the
special evangelistic meetings
which will open in Calvary Luth
eran church Friday morning at
10 o'clock. The meetings will be
continued through Sunday with
inree sessions daily.
Start Brick Facing
SILVERTON Brick facing on
tne new Silrerton high school
has been started. The ' founda
tion has been completed.
Construction of the 1153.000
school Is to be completed in thne
for the opening of school next
autumn.
St
OBCo:
MARKET AND
LOCKER BOXES
'i Swift's Sugar Cored
picwnco
TWO SUFFER BREAKS
AIRLIE Mrs. Goodin felt and
broke her arm at her home Tues
day. Kenneth'Dyer also broke
his foot this week while at work.
I
I 4
Lb.
Pare LAI1D
S ibk Q
Salt Pork for
seasoning, lb...
6C
Legs, of Lamb,
Uk ; ,
25c
Young Hens, dressed and
i"wn- 25c
Young Turkeys, dressed
and drawn, 7 to 2Df
10 lb- average, lb. jUC
CHEESE
Fuir cream.
lbs..
29c CEILERY SKKibe
DEVILED IEAT
3 can IOC
Lenten Features
ICC
Oysters,'
per can.
; Salmon,
tall cans
' pink. 3 cans
. Sardines, m '
ovals , cans
Tuna Flakes,
; ' s. per can ........
.CRACKERS
. Z-lb. box
. . V
i salted 'wafers.i..;..
15c
; soups ; I
- Campbell's
' Except Chicken A Mushroom
? , CATSUP
Mooa auauty, AO?
; per bottle. ... Av6
TOIUTO JUICE
tans...., cans
SXO -
cans
27c
uom ana 4irm
Candy Bars 2) for i V 3
. Fanner Joe
Hard Wheat
A ceo 3 bread flour.
albs. .
DDY YODR FLOUR DEItE I
Fisher's Blend :
- 491bs.
Crown
Best Patent
49 lbs.
' 011.35
Highland Chief - Hard
Wheat Special ; this
0fl.O3
Kitchen. Queen,:
M (S) (g E n& IT
162 N. COM'L.
PHONE 5151
CABBAGE
Solid, Well )
Trimmed Heads, Lb. t IX
Long, Crisp 3 bun.
gag3figHifty;d& life
Kitchen Queen, , y fm.
sack X AiUJ
Pills, Drifted Sndw, fk
Fisher's, sack.U. ilaAy
Picket Pancake, .
, No. 10
--wr . v w i.img -
t ..... . . - ' .jw 4 e?, a-v
orex
r iQuart ;
V Size -
NEW MARKET
Hatches
(5 Boxes
to Carton
13c
14$ No. Commercial St.
Phone 4010
Qc?nottDoa
' tSt small cans
n IL t tall cans
I-tll-T AT EON
, w OZ.
Bottler
One IbL
2-lb. can
(5gJK2g3
23c
SCHILLINGS
T)leU To
DICIUU
N
Box
Corn or Gloss
f boxes
r-N Vf if - 'rJ
WHEAT BISCUITS
2
100
boxes
!-, , - i Size 24
g.lb. Red.J :.-3 tC
sana- an 'atT?y
iij a a-no. 1 Eei? - TJgH Desserts
Qart ( Gallon Mirunm : .
IF IF
Hills Brothers, M. J. B.
In Tins - ' .1
One P.ancl3g(
"' r ' i:i Fancy : ' SILVER DALE
Si?as)eeE?nonii TOtl5'SlE8
i Tej- .ci Leslie Salt
r els Waptna soap iodized-24b. box
cakes ()( BOJI g(g
DRIFTED SNOW
PILLSBURY'S BEST XXX
FISHER'S BLEND
CROWN BEST PATENT
T
49s sack
Ban Wan Peas,-
No. 2 t .
T
2 cans 19C
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE
One
lb.:..:l
it--
23c Sis2 ibS.iac
Lipton Tea, Black, fancy water 7C0
A glass with each pound. One lb...;. U VC
PILLSBURY SNO SHEEN
CAKE FLOUR
Sno Shene Cake Flour, kitchen
knife in each pkg. 2-lb. pkg.
17c
1 . -
i
m wmMM' i4c
Lettuce i
Large heads, ,
very solid I
2 heads 9C
j Oranges
1 Thin! skinned,"
juicy.-
SWEET I
c Potatoes
Carrots - Turnips
Rutabagas '
SibslOc
i FRESHtCALIFpRNl4, WC!n..;M
S lbs. 25c
1 1:; Have You Visited The New Location of
J
We invite you to visit as in oar new location We feel sure you will
be pleased with 'our many bargains in choice teeats Come in Today
and get scqnamted. l ' " -
BACOW r SQUARES
r
lb. 12c
5;P?fl Jg( ; q.. i SMALL PICNICS
lb. 19c
GROUND
flSBSBBBBk BBSBsB MHbbV ffiSBBS)
. ftsBBSW SBBBS) 'T
2 lbs,
Xeate field to Dealers Right Rcsenred to Limit QvaatttJc
PURE LAdD lb. 10c
Dill PickIesv?Slg
Dscon Strips lb. 18c
5nd3tPicIiles