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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1939)
PAGE .TWENTY OREGON STATESMAN, SaUsi Oresea, Friday Ucrnl, Acjcsl 23, 1531 5 1 Droivning Victims' Fiuierals Are Set Cruicshanfc,' Kelly ' Rites . . Will Be Friday at Aurora . , AURORA Funeral senrlees for Donald James Crnickshank. IS. v who droirnttd in Padding river Tuesday night, will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock with the Miller mortoary in charge. ' ' Donald," the son of Mr." and Mrs. ' Claude H. Crulckshank, was born ,ln Athens, Wis., September 22, 1925. He mored with his family , to Aurora- two years ago. . Besides his parents he leaves- three brothers, Jaek, at home and Leslie and Lawrence in Wlscon- sixu- ; i . AURORA Funeral Services for George Maynard iKelly, 21 who was drowned . ln Pudding river Tuesday, night. be held Fri day at 8:80 from the ' German English Lutheran church at Au rora. Rev. S. A.;Goldenman will conduct the service, which Is in charge of' the Miller mortuary. Interment, will b cemetery. I George Kelly was born in South Dakota, Mareh 10, 1J16. Surviv ing are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kelly i his wife, Mrs. Hasel Kelly; three brothers, Ar thur. . Lawrence and David one sister. Leone. :.,Z f'-Z: - Z in the Aurora FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY ALL REMNANTS Price 350 mite Towels Birdseye doth, i extra heavy, quick, absorbent. ' For Hospital or Residential Use Reg. 29 c " - Now f 1.75 ados. BLOC3TS mmm mm st ore Salem, Ore.'! 220 to 226 N. Liberty s&n Green Stamps Fit, Sat, I Sun. & Mon. Cottage at Ferry - Dial 7707 Free Delivery (THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN) SUGAR 10 ib,. 50c conn FLAKES 2 Albera ttm 8-oz. pkgs. 1IC noriEY Valley Brand lb. pail 39c rail. is Tall Can Armour's Sc SARDINES Oval Can 9c L1ACAR0III .Curve Cut 3 ibs. 10c COFFEE FresbGround lb. 13C TOMATO JUICE 10-oz. cans 19c BACON Sliced, -Swift Product lb. 25c Sunshine Krispy Ciax 2 ixC, 24c i Makes Other Foods Taste Better lux Toilet Soap 3b 17c Kitchen ' Queen, 49-Lb. $L09' liberty 49-Lb. 99c bunches , 5c (Limit) J -. - SunWst Beachei Attract Jefferson Folts Oklahomans Are Guests ; a: Barnes Home; : Others Visit . - , JEFFERSON Mr. aad Mr si H. E. ' MeKee and :' two children and Mr., and Mrs. Delmer Buch ner spent the weekend' ati New port... Saturday, night .they were unable" to get a place to stay overnight, as there was such a crowd at all places' along the coast, so they returned to .To ledo and -were -able to get a room. ' Others ...spending. Sunday., . at the coast were Mr. and Mrs. El mer Knight and son. Jack. Lyle Thomas,- Mr. - and ' Mrs.- Earl Glo- Ter and daughter, Jean, and Gladys Kelly. .r-'j-.i;. . : -v Mr. and Mrs. W. T. 8. Barnes of Tulaa,. Okla.,. . ar. . gnests - at the home of their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnes. This la their first Tislt to Oregon. r Mr, and - Mrs. Charles Jenness and daughter, Lucille, and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Aernl attended the camp meeting of the Church of God at Junction City Satur day. Lucille Jennesa remained to Tislt a week with Mrs. Jen ness' cousin, Mrs. Clarasls Crof- fet. .. ... . . . Miss Betty Weldman. who has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. JakVMeng, left for 'Castle Gate, Utah, where she will make her home with her sister, Mrs. Aug ust Marra. Jake Menr is looking forward to a risit with his mother and sister, ' Mrs. John Meng and Mrs. Helene Daiton of Kea Oak, Iowa, who . are expected to arrive the latter part of this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hutchings and children, Sara Margaret and Martha Jane, and Mrs. Hutchings sister, Mrs. Eleanor Burt, of LouisTille, Ky., spent Sunday at Silver Creek Falls. Visitor Honored At Dinner Sunday LEBANON A surprise din ner was held Sunday at the Gene Smith place honoring Mrs. Minnie B. Smith of Berth od. Colo., who la Tislting- relatives here. Those present, besides the host, were Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Stry ker, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stryker, Robert Stryker, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burian and Jack Stry ker. . Robert Bellinger observed his birthday Tuesday by inviting a group of other children to a picnic at Bates' park. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturte vant, Rensellaer, N. Y., and her father and mother, Mr, and Mrs. B. F. White, and children, Frank and Susan, have been guests at ; the Glen Wallace home. Mrs. White is a sister of Mrs. Wallace. Mr. Sturtevant is Congregational pastor at the community church ' at Rensel laer, N. T. He and his wue are graduates of Pacific college. Liberty Hill to Get More Water Pressure SlLVERTONi The long-sought additional water pressure for Liberty Hill residents will soon be obtainable. Word received this week at the local water de partment was to the effect 1 that the steel tank equipment would arrive August 28. The 25,100- gallon storage tank will be placed on a 94-foot tower off Eureka avenue. . The tank will give much stronger pressure to -water sys tems on Liberty HU1. GO TO FAIR BRUSH CREEK- Miss Alice Jensen and her brother, Reuben, are spending a week at the San Francisco fair. Jensen, who re turned Saturday from a summer spent " In Alaska, will return to Astoria this fail to begin his 11th rear of teaching there. He has taught there since his graduation from Oregon State ; college. . I jz L, P V 7. ;6pcii ri ESmh v ten Sat. nights ' Til 9:00 v. r . Ml- Mm s Nights Til 9:00 J1 - V 1 I x V --111 . nni?F0 5- V n . Phone 9176 - 9177 Phone 7962 rnone aioo J Dial Either of These Numbers - Free Delivery - Four Trips Daily CiTll THIS WEEK Featuring YELLOW DELUXE CAKE Frosted with delicious white boiled ids. Melted chocolate poured oyer icing. . LADY BALTIMORE LAYER CAKE DEVDLS FOOD LAYER CAKES Fudge frosting. Plain or with nuts. Try One of These Cakes, They 'Are Really Good COOKIESALL KEWS - Doz. 10c CHOCOLATE INDIANS or Brownies dozen DATE BARS Rolled in powdered sugar. 3seim 31 SORGHUM BRAN BREAD Sliced.......! c UnslicecL, JC Give This Loaf a Trial Always.... Unsliced Sliced ii Fancy U. S. No. 1 ILADIIODa (5EILEE1Y Dancb g f t White or green. SEEDLESSGRAPES, 3-lb. bskt. 10c Bine Lake BEANS, 15 lbs. ..... . 15c 'WATER5BELONS, lb.. lc 3 1 SMsIiGisi - Esos HIUTTON ROASTrlb . inJTTONJCHOPSrib. , . ; . rI-: Very meaty and tender. . LEG OFinJTiP.Nrlb. Properly aged for tenderaesg. Picnid Cut iPbs'i Eionsl ; From young pig porlcera. 'Dlicod 16. Bind off. BUV Y0DR FOODS HERE and SAVE! n vrsnnrrv I M fill I II I II I mm 1 1 1 1 0 cr Kj Iro I ilJV BUY NOW FOR OLD WHEAT FLOUR KITCHEN QUEEN, 49 lbs 1.09 FISHER'S BLEND, 49 lbs $1.43 CROWN, 49 lbs $1.43 OLD GOLDEN COFFEE, lb. 21c SUNKIST VACUUM PACKED COFFEE, 1-lb. tin . 25c 3 ib, 47e 6 ibl 93c LarKc2fr 3X(5 . Medium LARGE PKG GIANT PKG... 19c 54c Reg. size Q bars 2QC Large 6ize for 23C CAMAY TOILET SOAP 3 bars 17c IVORY FLAKES Large Pkg. 21c mm esEAFv3 Served Saturday at Our Court Street Store Made With Come in 'Try It PERFECT ICE CREAM MIX TilELl ICS CXXAK (AVTOSATXQ UniSXaLSTOB,) toffkw H OTf ZacU 9nmi lUgt. KUk. H my irttar, ulH twpom CkiO. 'WUy 1 n mm to w r-Uk imtotiatj mat t U teto Ulto adztar. Tm fat frmtav m TUm is frMtiac aatt. Vkn kaU tnmn nam frm wfriwitM. Sena adatara frwa aUm ami Wttoai (fainl Mat aatil BMta Vat a sMltoi. JUpbM ia t rawiaf aait matU frwaa far Mrriag. Sarraa . EAGLE BRAND UAGIC UILK 1 coa Brakes 2 botches 19c Pearl Shortening..... . t . fi ' ' ' ' ' . ' ., ' Alber's Flapjack Flour,- 2V&lb. pkg...... Armour's Pork and Beans, No. 2 . ; . Texas Grapefruit Juice, 46-oz. can.... . ..... C & M Tomato Juice, No. 10 can .. . Quaker Soda Crackers, i2-lb. pkgs Sunkist Alaska Red Salmon, No. 1 .. .. Pure Valley Brand Honey, 5-lb. pail . ... . ..... Franco-American Spaghetti ..... Alpine Milk. cans 2j)C Small Armour's Spaghetti and Meat Balls . ..... Quaker Oats, regular or quick, large pkg.... Mellow Blend Coffee.:..:.... Cream of Wheat.....V..:...i... Blue Karo . 5 lbs Kitchen Brooms..;.; 3-C Gem Nut Oleo, lb.. , ... ..jlc lb. carton ... .3 for 2QC 1 5c 27c - 2r 27c JL c -------""JQc -3 cans 2C size cans -2 cans. If C ...20c -:2-ibs. acre Sanka, HL. A&H Soda . i , -Calumet, 1 lb.. H-0 Oats, large ......3 ptgs. pkg ....OC Chef s Special SandtTicIi SnzGad - -. .OR . .-. r j,. . ' Tars DaH-;T.lason;; Frait Jars 01 Get then here or at the orchards. .Prices at the lowest.