The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December I, 1939
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Memorial Service
Will Be Repeated
Setting for Legion Rites
. Duplicated for Sunday
Program at Church
Repeated because of popular
Interest, the impressire memorial
services which opened the state
American. Legion conrention here
last August, will be grf en Sunday
night at the First Methodist
church, starting at 7:30.
The setting used in the original
presentation, including a replica
of the tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier in front of a backdrop of the
skyline of Washington, DC, with
the Washington monument, will
be mored to the church. The
backdrop .was painted by Merrill
Ames, nnder supervision jf
Charles Val Clear at the Salem
Art center.
The program will include pipe
or organ selections by Prof. T. S.
Roberts, rocal numbers by Dick
Barton and the American Legion
auxiliary trio and a brief talk by
Rer. James Osborne, past depart
ment chaplain. Wreaths will be
placed by Art Johnson, post com
mander, and Mrs. O. E. Palma
teer for the auxiliary. The na
tional guard : will furnish the
honor guard.
y C. V. Richardson is in . charge
of arrangements and is being as
sisted by Arthur Johnson, Mem
Pearce,. Brazier Small, Barkley
A. Newman, Lloyd A. Lee, -Panl
Acton, James Tumbull, -Robert
Bndrow, Don Madison, Herman
Brown and R. -D. Woodrow.
Marion County Tax
Level of 1939
Marion county will spend $1,060,864.40 during 1940. and
to do so will tax itself to the extent of $589,874.40 $2101
more than last year, according to official computation of the
county budget for the next fiscal year made yesterday by
Henry Mattson, county court deputy, following final approval
of the list of expenditures by the county court budget commit
tee Wednesday afternoon. O
Total budget appropriations,
according to the official figures.
amount to I9S2.S74.40. which.
when combined with an allowance
of $108,290 for estimated delin
quencies, makes the grand total
for expenditures.
Total receipts are estimated at
$372,490. $65,130 abore last
year, and surplus ts shown at
$97,500. a full $47,500 aboTe
1938. The tax Increase a bore last
year's tax of $587,773.40 is ex
pected to be absorbedVIn the coun
ty's gain in appraisal, with the re
sult that the tax bill per individ
ual is not expected to differ ma
terially from 1938.
The budget committee at its fi
nal meeting passed the list of ex
penditures exactly as It had been
drawn np at the body's prelimin
ary meeting on November 3. with
yie exception of three minor chan
ges which resulted In a total in
crease of $230. It took coxnizance.
however, of a decrease of over
$13,000 in the general state' and
elementary school taxes of which
brought the estimate in that cate
gory down from $121,000 to
fl03.C54.42. -
Breakdown of the new budget
shows . total expenditures in the
general fund .reaching $357,001,
of which $302,001 is total re-1
Quired and $55,000 Included to
cover estimated delinquency. De
ducting revenues and surplus, the
remaining tax levy for the fund la
S15C.751.
The roads and highways fund
la set at $2(0,000. for which esti
mated revenues of. $171,200 and
surplus of $52,800 In large part
account, leaving only $3C.300 for
the levy. - Market road improve
ment requirement and tax are
both set at $97,500. and the coun
ty school fund remains at $198-
340 In accordance with final
school census figures submitted
to the final budgets meeting by
County Superintendent Agnes C
Booth. The library fund is a hund-
reth of this amount. $1983.40.
The old age pension fund, to
which are added state moneys for
payment of old age benefits will
require a tax of $99,000. The dog
fund remains stable at $7760.
District Attorney -Lyle J. Page
yesterday rendered opinion - re
quested by the budget committee
during Its recent session. In which
is asked whether the law makes
mandatory the levying of a tax
for all school districts, regardless
ef tatr ietire la the natter and
their funds on hand.
The district attorney held that
the law la mandatory, and that a
tax win have: to be levied In 17
districts to bring total income for
1940 to the level required by law
of $C20. Districts affected and
the amounts involved are as fol
lows: District 12. $51.02: 14.
$K.29; 30. $37.99; 33. $118.33;
50. $70.51; 75, $280.98; 81,
$111.23; 8C. $79.58; 100, $120..
7; iU, xff.xg; lus, sue.V7;
107. $52.24; 112, $29.88; 114.
$45.82; 115, $38.72; 119, $201.-
83; and 1S7. $79.09.
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CORNER COURT
AND HIGH STS.
This store Is open from 7 :SO I
A. M. to 10, P. M. every day. in- I
clndiag 8 an days and Holidays.!
NEXT DOOR TO
GRAND THEATRE
Low Cut Price on Nationally Adver tised. Products . Showing 'You a
. Substantial Saving . J We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
Shave Creams
40c PalmoUre
50c Molle
40c Squibb
50c Mennens .
.37c
.35c
.29c
.39c
Razor Blades
Gem S. E.
Star S. E.
.12 for 49c
.12 for 25c
Marlins D. E. , 20 for 25c
Schick InJ. 12 for 49c
ToQlh Pastes
40c Squibb
20c Colgate' .
40c Pepsodent
50c Forhans
33c
118c
-33c
39c
50c Halo Shampoo Jl? r
p. in,, fvaa SXZi via
W W UkW
50c Hinds H & A
Ceam & 10c size free
3c
50c Dreskin &
25c Darhasol free . . .
3
BOc Iialian Balm & Ay7(r
Dispenser free - "f
50c Pebeco Tcoih Paste Boihfor
& 25c Tcoih Powder
50c Forhans Tcoih Pasie Cr 90
50c Gum Hassager- free . J.
50c Prophylactic Tooih Boih for
Brush & 40c Tcoih Powder JQg
35c Lif ehnoy Shave Cm. Boih lor
Cr Stick Bazar and Blades fjQji
Soaps
25c Packers Tar .
Lara Ivory
Large) Castile
25c Cuacura ..
30c Reslnol
19c
2 for 17c
19c
21r
I Hose Drops
50c VIcks for :
35c HiUs ;
25c Mislol 23c
50c Arzen 43c
39c
29c
Benzedrine Inhaler
.49c
Lotions
50c Chamberlains
50c Howes
.42c
50c Santtseplic
$1 Italian Balm
$1 Rinds H & A
.39c
.45c
.79c
.83c
Tobacco Specials
15c
Princs Albert or
Big Ben 10c
10c Model
Friends or
Beechnut 3 for 25c
1-lh. tin Sir Wall. Raleigh 73c
. 10c 5c Bugler
Geo. Washington ' : Kite or
Union Leader or Top
Granger 3 for 25c , 6 for 25c
1-lh Geo. Washington . L 57c
Book Matches
Carton 9c
2 far 25c Cigarettes
: ' Carton $1.19
Fountain Features
Fresh Crisp Plain or
Salads Toasted
To Order 10c Sandwiches 10c
Nestles Hoi Fudge Sundae 15c
Lukes Glazed
Donuts and SHex
Coffee 10c
Cheese and
OUre
Sandwich 10c
Ilesiles Hot Chocolate, 10c
Mixers on Ice
Salted Nuts
25c Carlcrs Pills.. . . 1 gn
f mi- Bjvie
(75c size 57c)
25c Anacin Tablels i gc
(50c size 39c)
Vs Fleichers Caslorra QTI c
(75c size 59c)
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35c Bromo Quinine . . 97p
(S0c size 43c)
52c VUolis for Hair .! fa?E
BI.C0 size 79c)
35c Vicks Vapo-Rob 97r
Www km
BOc illlca-Selizer . . iMp
wvv mi in
8-oz. Cilrccarhonales ROr:
25c Bayer ilspirin ; 1
., (beta of ioo far S9c) l-u y ja
60c Biscdol . . 9?
Ml Tit ml-m. T f : i
Shamp
S1X0 Drene :
75c Filch's : -
COc Ereml
COc Packers
COc MarOOn
-79c
-59c
.43c
.43c
.40c
Face Cr cans
55c Lady Esther
50c J-E2rweed
60c PhCHps :
55c Ponds .
$1X0 Hoppers
.39c
-39c
.49c
139c
-79c
llntiscrtics
75c Liaterine
50c Laroris
75c Pepsodent
C5c S.T. 37Sol
lS-oz. Sgclbbs
3c
.53c
-53c
-43c
FEcte .
C3s Begulor
Gi.oo
Ilcdcrs
e3s Begulor
$1.00
$L25 Petrcfcar . . . . 09c
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$15 Crco-IIgkign,i. . . . 01.12
$L35 Fierccs Demcdigs . 02.19
1C3 Sspsr D Pcrles . J'i 023 1
2C3 Srfib Ifeirin Tcl!:Is vS9c
; 40s Begulor
90c
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for
Revetment ?ork
Completed Early
Flood Control Project Is
Finished Month Ahead
'; ' of Deadline
" Completion of the Gray Eagle
bar revetment project, largest In
ifarion county on the Willamette
river, .'was announced Thursday,
s full month ahead of the sched
uled date. Speed in completing
the task was credited partly to
the lack of expected rains. -
The project, designed to pro
tect lowlands along the "old river
bed" east of the present liver
channel from a point . approxi
mately opposite Eola, was built
under a contract awarded to the
Kuckenberg construction compa
ny of Portland. The task Involved
24,012 man-hours of work and
the placing of 24,000 tons of
rock.' The revetment extends a
distance of 4062 feet. , .
One danger which the presence
Nicholson Chosen
To Ride "Trike"
Sergeant Donald Nicholson win
ride the police department's mo
tor tricycle to check downtown
of this revetment Is expected to
eliminate is the possibility that
the river might in some flood
period change Its course once
more to the old river bed.
: :j,
rect traffic control operations,
parking time and will, also di
Chief ef Police Frank A. 111c . 9
announced ye-'erday.
Use of the tricycle, which will
free policemen who have been
checking parking tinn for other
traffic duties, will begin Monday
when Nicholson returns to duty
from a layoff due to a m a J o r
operation.
Nicholson will be succeeded as
headquarters day desk man by
Louis Burgess.
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You'll have more money for Christmas sifts if you'll make Safeway
your goal for low food prices ... that's a promise I It's because all
Safeway prices are low every day, and because of Safeway's
policy of being "never knowingly undersold" that makes you want
to cheer for Safeway every shopping trip I
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Small Cans Llnil
Baby Linas
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lbs.
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LT IJzaVyy LAi or Drilled Snow -49-1L. Sack Sack tUa
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mm
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Sanlian or
Briargale Siringless
Ho. 2
Cans
gives recipes for Chrbt-
moa Cookies from oil
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week's Family Circler
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110
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SEEDLESS BAISITIS
r.mnsinmLLOus 14b. cello pkg '-'3 lor'
FIG BARS WeT Hflod VVHh Hgs 1Xt3 fro 250
Meat Savings Fri. and Sat Only
COTTAGE CHEESE
Freeh Creamed 1 X . t lbs.
L0III FORK BOAST TI (T!
Bib End Cuts Jb. iLji"
FORK CHOPS
Center Loin Cats
BEEF IIOAST
Cbolco Cats from Quality Beef Jb.
BOILIIIG BEEF
Meaty Bib Bofl ...
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DEEF STEMS
Choice Tender Cuts
Jb.
SUSc
sPaCCeafeiCwS
Fins for Baking
SLICED BAC0I7
WKh End Off . . , ,
BAC0II
Sugar Carod. by (ho Ploco
BACOri SQDADES
Saks wigfcgoqns ..' "
Jb.
250
Kitchen Crafl Floor
A home-typo flour you can depend
on always anliorm Cifl OQ
4Mb. sack iL"
HARVEST BLOSSOM
4Mb. sack
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I SSSSm
15c
35c
VAN CAMP'S
VEGETABLE SOUP,
22-oz. can .
Hor V, -
' Golden, No. 2 cans.
SALT Morton's, 2i lb. sack 2 for
DICE Broken lbs.
GI1AHAII FLODB srs.ck
ri 1 ff liolm Oil,
reari liariey or isexuus i-ib. ceuopkC.9 qt.
conn heal Yellow, 4?-lb. pks;. '. 15c
Ikirway Coffee
E-rery pound brimming with fkrrorl
bag 1 2 0 3 lb. 35 0
STOKELY'S
25c
EEC
TOMATO XCICK,
SOS tall. S for-
CATSUP, finest told,
12-os. bottles.
Nob Hill Coffee Edwards Coffee ,
2 lbs. 39c 2 lbs. 43c
XT'
DOG FOOD
EOT SAUCE
4
3
cans
19c
IOC
Salad Oil,
bnlk, gal......
Snpurb Soap,
giant size package'..... ......
Super Sods,
concentrated, 22-oz. pkg.
Red,
11 -ox. pkgs., 2 for
Crystal White Soap,
giant size bars, 7 for.... dt
Diced Beets, tl
Libby's o. 2 cans, 2 for...... lw
Spinach, '
Libby's, So. 2 cans, 2 for. 4)W
30c
- 35c
..25c
POnn and BEAIIS
GBAPEFDUIT JUICE 40-ox. cans
Lunch Dox Sandwich
SPREAD :
Hero's somo Insldo Inform rtflon on sand
wlchos. Ust Lanch Box iat-j4StmSF
tasty, xesty sandwiches! Qt W V
14c
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LIFEBUOY SOAP
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2 Lars 13, c
Spry Shortening, 3-Ib. can 49c"
v SNOWDRIFT
PKAS, Del lfonte, rfa
We. S cams, 2 for JJW
BVGAB BEJJL PEAS, fancy
New a eM,Iafor
SPINACH, Val Vita, x
No. W cans XiWa
GRAPEFRUIT, Glen- Air .
facay fail . wbole segments.
Good Thlns3 Come In
.. 4 sVaal BBaaenissesBiBBBttelsBBeBesaBiwS '
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Produco Savings Friday and Saturday Only
Erapsfrail Ara 25c
Pears
230
Poiaiocs SfHb. 45c
Calavo
lYppIos
is Salads
Extra Fancy
Wrappod-
2 for ICc
OX.
rCEyC Jumbo 178 - Dos. &v
Cc!:rv Gnfls r ISS
CraiitarriCj 3 E:3. ECa
D.n. Fancy Golden . f"7
5 Hl?o Hands. 4 lbs.
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