"The OREGON STAT1&A1AN, Salem, Oren, fiSay Motnlnft October 20, 1939
Turner Dinner Postponed
TURNER The benefit dinner
for Turner Tolnnteer firemen hu
. been postponed to Thuriday
night, October 26, to be held at
the Masonic ball.
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Scio to Build ;
Concrete Walk
Pedestrian Lanes Will
Supplement new
Bridge
SCIO At a special meeting of
Sdo city council this week E. D.
Myers, city treasurer, reported
1 446 in the street fund, which
could be applied on foot bridges.
Total cost of such walks in con
crete was estimated at between
six and seven hundred dollars.
" Linn county court members
stated here that the county has
no fund available at present to
lend the city in , the project.
The council, however, decided
to proceed with plans for the
concrete walks, as wood struc
tures are estimated to cost more
tban half the amount and be
much less durable,
i Contract for the pedestrian
' walks was awarded to O. S. Bar-
ihan of Portland, in charge of
bridge work here under direction
of the Portland Sales and Con
tracting company, contractors.
Waterworks project in Scio has
been given another extension of
time, to January 13, by Port
land PWA authorities. R. H.
Corey of Portland is to replace
C. T. Ellison of Salem as city
engineer.
Scio turkey growers and grain
growing interests are making
concerted protest to the Oregon
delegation in US congress against
the proposed reciprocal trade
treaty with Argentina lowering
the duty on turkeys from that
ountry. Linn county is Oregon's
largest turkey producer, and
flocks of 10,000 birds are not
uncommon in the Scio area.
To Build House
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reutt
ger of near Turner are making
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their borne with Mrs. Reuttger'a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antone
Rosprafka on the farm on
Thomas creek six miles east of
Scio. The Reuttgers plan to
build a new residence on the
place.
A championship, three first and
two seconds were awards In the
Mammoth Bronze strain of tur
keys brought home by Jt. R.
Borovicka of the Linnhurst tur
key farm near Scio. Borovicka
has been a specialty of the breed,
said to be very broad-breasted,
and his birds have commanded
high prices in many large markets.
Columbus Honored
At 'Grove School
MIDDLE GROVE National
Fire Prevention week was ob
served in the school here with
the safety commission. Norma
Jean Van Loanen and Arlene
Fromm, giving talks on fire pre
vention in the school before the
primary grades; the same subject
wag discussed in assembly, each
student trying to correct at least
one fire hazard in his home.
October 13, the sixth grade pre
sented a Columbus day program,
including a play, "Columbus and
the Egg." by Gloria and Bar
bara McClintock, Robert Bartrnff,
Raymond Gotchall, Dale Van
Loanen, Leslie Polzel and Edna
Munson. Musical numbers were
given by Leslie Polzel, Dale Van
Loanen, Raymond Gotchell, Les
lie Polzel, Gloria McClintock.
A number in the community
are ill. Mr. Buckles who re
ceived a blood transfusian last
Friday is improving. Ruth
Fandrich is in a local hospital,
where she was also given a
blood transfusion on Tuesday of
this week. August Otjen and
Robert Bartruff are both nnder
doctor's care in their homes.
St. Louis Parish
Has Card Party
ST. LOUIS. At the second
card party of the season held last
Sunday night in the St. Louis
parish hall, 19 tables of "500"
were in play. A special prize
was won by Mrs. Monisky of St.
Louis.
Rebekahs Initiate
DALLAS Members of the Al
mlra Rebekah lodge met at the
IOOF hall Tuesday night for their
regular lodge meeting. Two can
didates were initiated into the
order. Following the lodge meet
ing a social time and supper hour
was- enjoyed. The committee In
charge of refreshments Included
Mrs. E. V. Dalton, Miss Hazel
Butler and Mrs. Louis Hadley.
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Sunkist canned foods aren't just another Brand of foods. All
the sciences known in the packing of f oodf are used in packing
Sunkist whether it is tuna fish or tomato juice you'll agree
with thousands of Sunkist Boosters that there's none better
regardless of Sunkists low cost to you. Featured and sold at
Meal W&tih
these three markets. Include some of these fine foods in your
next order. Here are a few of the many items: String Beans,
Pumpkin, Sauerkraut, Whole Kernel and Cream Style Corn,
Pineapple, Tomatoes, Tomato Juice, Pineapple Juice, Sal
mon, Tuna Fish, and many others, all low priced at your fav
orite Busick Market.
Freshly Baked
Soda Crackers
2 lb. phg. 13c
New Crop
RED BEANS
10 lbs. 53c
Salad Dressing
Qnarl Jars 13c
Sandwich Spread
Qnarl Jars 13c
MACARONI
curve cut.
10 pounds 35c
AND TOP PROM IARI RINSO COt M FOK IAS
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EffiFUKB 2
I0OY a
Wmi IH,Tp 3 18c
and
Armour's
PEANUT BUTTER
2 lb. Glass Jar 25c
ZEE HANDY
KITCHEN TOWELS
Regular 10c
Special 2 for 15c
Comforl
TISSUE PAPER
Handy pack.
4 rolls 19c
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Just the right size
for frying
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Bakcrv Feafart Inr Fridav iinii Salnrav . Ill JBrnn' wm
H9H9H!1 PlIVA J-b EKS ui,h Butter and rre
iialialia llUUC Smgnr, txvo
Devils Food Cake CrlJ!! 25c & 49c
While Layer Cakes iEafsa. 25c & 49c
Honey Comb Coffee Calte c'srx . . 22c
Cream Pnffs towSc'- 5c, 6 for 25c
Dinner Rolls or Dainty Biscniis ' 2 for 15c
Donnls, Ilaple Bars, Doz. 15c
TITPCf Fresh frozen Cherry. Fresh Pumpkin. Mince.
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Just a word about these pies, once you're serred these pies to your family
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your pie worries are over, inai s not jusi aarerusing. mat s tne truuu
Only the purest Inaredienta used and made by skilled bakers.
Fresh from the Oven
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Ye see what we've done. WeVe
tlraw'd a picture of an Easter Ham
with liles an everHhing, and so fais
we know the deal hasn't been changed
either. Oh!! Well, we'll just hare to
go ahead and run'er as she's drawed,
the quality and the low price's the
main thing anyway.
Bake Swift s Premium Ham and large golden slices of
luscious Sunkist Pineapple there's a feast for a kin-. We
are offering a real special on these two for this week and in
additipn to the special price we will hake one of these hams
and deliver to your home without extra charge. Here's the
special price
This special for Pineapple is only with the purchase of a
Premium Ham. Otherwise Sunkist Pineapple will he as al-
ways xc per can.
Tuna Flakes, i Size ........ 10c
Crown Desl Patent Flour . $1.68
Kitchen Qneen Floor : . .$1.27
Calomel Baking Pouder 1 lb. can 19c
Insianl Posfnm, small size . .22c
Plain Postum . . . . . . .19 c
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Snap! Crackltl Pep!
RICE KRISPIES. .
13 Biscuit 12 ounce
Shredded WHEAT
I New Pock Glazed
Fraits&Raisins
Lyons fancy fruit cake mix
for cakes, pastries, des
serts, salads. Full pound
sanitary pack.
Snnliisi Raisins
lb, phg. . 39c
An All Hard Wheat Flour
$119
Wesson Oil. 20c
Qt
39c'
Gallon 75c
HeinzSonDsS'rcan.3 ,0,25c
Lara Cans, 2 for 25c
Heinz Catsup, large size . .20c
Sunlrisl Delicious Ripe Olives
And Here's a Special to Introduce Them
Reg. 25c Jumbo Size
Giant Size, Reg. 23c
Special - ; .
You'll find values no end at these markets that space will not permit our U;
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