The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oreym, Friday Morning:, March 24, 1939
PAGE EIGHTEEN
at Chicago for Marlon, Portland
Wuhlnrtnn rnnnties. 7 will betthe
Townsend Dinner
Set foi- Tonight
Moroccan and not Spook
master of ceremonies. The Wood
Knn ith rfcnnl rlee dub will
inr Tho meat ' sneaker will be
Charles W. Wettennan. All Town-
send clubs and people in mis sec
- WOODBURN The Woodburn
tion are lnTltea. -
Films Slated Tonight
Townsend dub will bold a mass
meeting and dinner at the Meth
odist church on Friday night The
dinner will be held from 6 to 7:30
p. m. The program, free to all,
will atart at T:S0 p. m. T. O. De
lano of Salem, assistant to Charles
W.-Wettermafl, Oregon's represen
tatire to the national headquarters
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PRATUM Fred de Tries will
show almost 3000 feet or film
frnm i i different countries, many
in natural rolor. at the Bethel
church, east of Woodburn, Friday
night. ; . -,
5cai?tt ti. r.3ai?nSu stt.
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1 II
Open Every Day
7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
185 N. High Opposite Courthouse
Prices in Effect Friday, Saturday and Sunday
A tome-Owned, Complete Food Market
Serving the Customer Every Day of the Year
With Quality Foods, at Reduced Prices ....
L SJlLrDn lube rieuiE Albers
lot II la.tll
r 2 lbs.1
No. 2 Cans - 3 fori
U.S.No.l - 5 lbs.
Crown, Drifted Snow - 49 lbs.
SoCse Fflotmi?
XvviJ UIAT m 0VIM-SIIVI,
And Get 1 Pkg.of Kellogg9 All-Rye Free
Regular
Package
VECSISir AISLES
Fresh
California Firm, Solid
Tomatoes Lettuce
Lbs. lIC 2HeadsiC
Large 'Arizona
Grapefruit
Oranges
Medium size, sweet
and juicy.
rJEATS
Dry Sugar Core - ' "If '-AVfl
LEVER ' OAIGAE
Cottage Cheese
Dry or Creamy Lb.
lbs.
for
Snow Whites-try the Best
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BANQUO'S CHOST didn't come to haont EliLbeth
when Britain's Queen who once lived in GUmis castle (Banqno's
happy haunting ground) visited a London fair. Shrouded figure
greeting the king is Abdel Hadji, a Moroccan merchant.
Union News
CENTRAL HOWELL Mrs.
Daisy Bump of North Howell was
the guest speaker at the meeting
of the Farmers Union auxiliary
held at Mrs. Fred Kaser's home
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. E.
Kuenzi as assisting hostess.
Mrs. Bump spoke on "Flowers
and Flower Culture." It was de
cided to hare an exchange of
plants at the April meeting.
T A L B O T The Sldney-Talbot
Junior Farmers Union met at the
Talbot schoolhouse Thursday
night with 22 present. The co
operative movement was the study
topic. A program was planned lor
the next meeting.
LIBERTY The Liberty Farm
ers Union members at the monthly
Tuesday night meeting, heard in
teresting talks and discussion of
the fruit outlook. News bulletins
from OSC stated that the "dump
ing" of oranges from the south
id the northwest would be a strong
competitive factor in the market
tag of northwest fruits.
R. C. Jory of the Jory Packing
company spoke on the marketing
problems encountered by Oregon
canned fruits. Leonard Zielke,
president of the Roberts local, told
of the working plans for the Mid
Willamette Farmers Union coop
erative. It wilL he said, operate
on a wholesale basis in feeds,
grain and perishable produce. It
is planned, also, to conduct a bar
ter service section for farmers.
- Simpson Hamrick of Bethel
stated that the Oregon Farmers
Union cooperative hospital associa
tion now waits only for sign-up
of members in the association to
go ahead with hospital plans.
A C. Plummer spoke on rodent
control and told of his methods in
trapping pocket gophers and
stated that WPA funds would be
available for a fight against field
mice if there were a 60 per cent
sign-up of property owners. Field
mice are becoming more prolific
here each year and little is being
done in controlling them.
Visitors were present from Rob
erts and Bethel.
Nelson President
Of Lutheran Men
SILVERTON Alf O. Nelson
was elected president 1 of the
Silverton Lutheran brotherhood
chapter at a meeting ; held at
Calvary church Tuesday night.
Other officers were: Vice presi
dent, H. N. Kiev; secretary, J.
C. Larson; treasurer, Ed Camp
bell. Silas .Torvend is ; the out
going president.
A debate was held on "Re
solved That tbe United States
Should Return to Prohibition,'
with Ernest Campbell speaking
for the affirmative and Alf O.
Nelson for the negative.' Nelson,
who. is local Justice of the peace,
contended that the Knox laws
of Oregon were sufficient if the
public would help xiphoid them.
A vocal duet by H. N. Kiev
and Oscar Olson w&s given and
Rev. J. M. Jenson conducted a
bible study period.
Spring Is Here,
Jack Discovers
SILVERTON Spring is acta
ally here, says W. S. Jack. Not
only the swallows have returned
to nest in tbe buUdings about
the Jack garden but four of the
over 50 snakes which make their
summer home in the Jack
rockery have also returned.
Snakes and swallows, Jack re
ports, are largely responsible for
the lack of harmful pests In the
home - gardens.
School Builders
Are Banqueted
JEFFERSON A banquet was
given Tuesday night! at the
schoolhouse for those ' who are
connected directly or Indirectly
with the building of the new
schoolhouse. Harold Knight acted
as toastmaater, and informal
talks were given by those pres
ent. Miss Getchell and the girls'
Home Economics class prepared
and served tho dini.er.
Present were William Skelton,
Harold Knight, Fred Wled. A.
W. Brown, David J. Wled, Earl
Glover, L. L. Shields, Elmo Jen
sen, Miss Josephine Getchell and
Mrs. Marhta Hatchings. Letters
of regrets were reed from Mr.
Freeman and A. A. Haberly.
Head
(COLE)
Discomforts
r
ARE yon at the mercy of
, a snlffly, sneesy,
smothery head cold right
now? Cheer up! A little
Mentholatnm, applied in
each nostril, will soothe the
Irritated nasal membranes,
help check the sneezing
and relieve the stuffiness.
Also rub Mf n UvI a turn
vigorously on the chest and
back to stimulate sluggish
circulation: Youll be grate
ful for Mentholatum'a
effective relief.
VAHL'O
CALEE1
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FIOH and
POULTIiY
173 Soath Commercial . Phone 6010
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, SATURDAY MONDAY .
LING COD FILLETS lb. ESG
SpringShad ln: ;- Ca
Halibut Z!te:-flQg:
SMOKED IIADDY FILETS lb. 35o
OYSTERS qt S5G
These markets, meaning every one connected with either of them have
pledged themselves to do everything possible to make- these stores not
only more profitable but a more pleasant place to select your foods. Good
clean, wholesome foods at prices made possible only by the loyal support
of those who believe a fair price is a price fair to the customer as well as to
the seller.
MEM
raHr.
ILeej o5 SLamfe 25c
Prime quality, nicely trimmed.
WE PORK
SAUSAGE 2 lbs.
BACON
JOWLS
Nice, lean,; tender
meat, sliced.
2 Ik. 25e
LINK
Sausage
2 lbs. 35c
Lamb Chops, frilled and
25c
Fancy Dry Sugar Cured, Vine Maple Smoked Bight
Bieahfast Bacon 22c
Sliced, per pound . .
Boy were they piqued We ashed our Butchers
' why it was that with our line up in pork products
eliminating all packing house profits and ex
pense, that our prices while low why aren't they
lower? "Wowie" off went their hats and in unison
.exclaimed- What ye want us to do, buy old brood
sows and stags. For your information, each of
em point ing a finger at us the pork we are
selling is from young pig porkers, tender as young
chicken and if you wanta have cheaper pork we
can get it as cheap as you want it. No boys, we
says in smoothing down the ruffled feathers, you
fust go ahead with good meat, our price is tow
enough anyway. Heres some of emsoma the
prices we mean
LOIN
RdAST
Lean meat, tender pig.
Per
Lb.
1
Leg of Pork, small, half
or whole, Qr
lb.
Picnic Shoulder
Roast,
lb. 2C
Pork Chops, small ten
der ones, n
Ib U V
Lean, tender pink meat, shoulder cuts.
urn
1ITI Lit IE rmm Albers
ufincfUIlEAT23c
SPRY
49c
98c
19c
6c
31b.
can
6lb-
w can
11b.
acn
Lux Toilet
Soao
Rinso,
large J.
ranso,
giant....
Lux
Flakes
Lux Flakes,
small
Lifebuoy
Soao.......
17c
51c
19c
7c
6c
Pure Cane
SUGAR
New sanitary cloth sack,
2L 1 18
10-Lb. Cloth Sack 47c
Pure Shortening,
4-lb. carton
30C
Margarine,
lb
IOC
MUk, r
tall cans. 4 for.... awV
COFFEE
Freshly Roasted Coffee,
ground as 9 9lf m
t9 lbs. v
Golden West
Coffee, lb.
23c
Plain Postum, Qr
reg. size pkg- 1V
you like it
And, Of Course, the Ever-Fresh, Delicious
(DIM oMea MSee
At Our New Low
Price of
pound
Is about the most popular coffee in these parts.
KelloggV Kellogg's Corn Flakes
Shredded ftf re delicious served pip-
Wheat, 2 pkgs... AjrC ing hot. The price, too, is
hot: 2 pkgs. and-1 pkg.
Edgemont 1 Cf Rye Flakes tCg
Smacks, lge. pkg. 3l all for.... 3C
JELLO ,nnkel PovL
4 19c 10c
Well ...... 4 Pkgs. 15c Gelatin 19c
Well why not? We were just thinking of a Big
Cocoanut Cake one with real cocoanut on it.
Here's the makeins, some of em anyway
Schillings
Ponder can
0
Cream
of Tartar
Baiters Cocoanut 2 caC
Southern Style
Cake Q
Flour
Bahing
1
mm
BANANA BREAD
We watched our baker making a bran new kind of
bread and here's how he went about it Well, you can!
make it yourself. Here's how he made it : :
V4 cups sifted flour, tspn. soda, 1 Vi tspns. cream of
tartar, tspn. salt, cup shortening, cup sugar,7 '
2 eggs well beaten, 1 cup mashed bananas. " ;
YouH know how to do the rest about sifting flour, salt,';
soda, sugar and what-not all together, adding bananas,
little at a time. ,
'Banana Bread, per loaf Hf-jC
Pineapple Tnrn'ovcr Cake ..... .?..'. .-"S3C
A-New One Pear Tornover Cakciji3CV!
And, of course, all your, old favorites' - . :
Rolls, Donuts, Maple Bars, Hot. Cross:
Bans and others, all at, doz............M.. fljc
Pound Loaves Bread, right outa the oven, '
go to 6peaL...Li... -Q ;
Big lVi-Lb. Loaves at : flCC
Slightly Higher for Sliced Bread
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lSlml eE Mail
This bread contains several times more wheat germ
than whole wheat does. Rich in Vitamins B, E and G.
pound loaf
sliced . .
JL1C
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE ,
HOT SHOTS
Sweet Jalce aeedlesa. Notice these are Call
fornla oranges not the largeat to be sure yet
the J alee content la equal to some ' larger
oranxeev Hot Shot special price . . V . - :
4 Dozen lV)r..l.l Jgc
09
..: Nor Acpccaac
2 Pound '," ........flQg