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Tbm OLZGOH CTATESMA1I. SoUnu Oregon, Friday Morning. HrtmTwr Ytrr
Held in Killing
Siiverton OiamBer Hearsalter May
At Reorganization Meeting; Caesar
Said to BeTather of Commerce Club
SILVERTON The good chamber of commerce member
realizes that business touches every social and private in
terest and when business has expired or been throttled, the
breath of life can no longer be breathed into the simplest
social idea. So said Walter W. R. May, for five years mana
tr of Portland chamber of commerce, as he spoke before
' 1 ' L . SilTerton'i chamber In IU reor
ganization meeting here Wednes
day nigbt, following a dinner
served by the Royal Neighbors.
May briefly reviewed the his
tory of the chambers of commerce
from the time "Julius Caesar or
ganized the first chamber of com
merce, when he encouraged his
citizens to congregate in the Ro
man Forum to discuss the prob
lems of the day" to the present
time when, there are "3000 eham
bers In the United States nnrn
bering more than three million
members.
He spoke of its job as doing
tne work or the community
because the arts, culture, pro
fessions, agriculture, everything
that goes to make up life, cen
ters around ability to have com
merce one with' the other."
Parzv Rose nresident of tha
chamber, opened the meting and
also presided during the pro
gram. Rose explained that V. R.
Casebeer, membership chairman,
was to have r resided but was
prevented from doing so because
of illness. Rose also announced
that the membership drive would
eet off to a start Tuesday morn.
mg with a breakfast of the mem
bership committee and its help
ers. The breakfast will be held
at George's.
Silverton business houses will
I remain open for business on
Monday and Tuesday nights of
the week Drior to Christmas, ac
cording to announcement made
Dy J. w. Jordan, Holiday closing
chairman.
The time of closing- daring
those two evenings will be at the
discretion of the individual own
er, Jordan said.
J. Grills was made chairman
of the constitution and bv-laws
eommlttee and Eroll Ross of the
industrial committee. Rose re
ported, u t n e r committee ap
pointments will be announced
following the membership drive.
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Sir. Haberta ftcalra. 29. comeh
blonde, wept hysterically in the
Louisville, Ky., police court
saying she accidentally shot her
, orotner-in-iaw Albert miaer
brmad, 24-year-old macaroni
factory worker, during a fam-
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Suver News
SUVER Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hayes moved again last week to
Pedee where he is working for
Homor Link.
Melvln Elkins had the misfor
tune recently to cut the end of a
thumb off between the thumb nail
and first joint. He was running a
planer and until he took his glove
off, didn't realize that the thumb
was cut at all.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heftier en
tertained with a turkey dinner
Thursday. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Kester, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Flicktnger, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Saver, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Vanderpool, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Benedict, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kester.
The Saturday Lncheon club was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Alfred Flleklnger Saturday with 4
Christmas party and gift ex
change. The dav was enloved bv
Lois Vanderpool, Opal Kester,
Jaunita Ramey, Doris Stewart,
Emma Benedict, Laveta Suver,
Mildred Kester, Lenna Elkins
Dorothy Heffley and Opal Graber.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Baldwin and
Hugh Baldwin of Winlock, Wash.,
spent Saturday night with her sis
ter, Mrs. M. Conger and family.
Fred and Dow Prouty, who were
in th same party, stayed at the
Gobat home. They had all come
down to attend funeral services
for their aant, Mrs. Jask Hall at
Independence.
Dayton Garden Qub
Is Held
Party
DAYTON The Dayton Garden
club Christmas party- was held
Monday afternoon at the home of
Elsie Herring with 31 members
and Bine guests present.
Tb. lesson was on Christmas
outdoor decorations and Christ
mas table decorations. The out
door decorations Included laurel
wreaths wjth food especially de
sired? by birds either wired or
scattered loose In the wreaths and
brlngr In porches and trees in the
lawn, models of which were on
display.
Lincoln 4H Clubs
Are Given Honors
LINCOLN The Lincoln 4H
health club. Better Livinr. re
ceived a health certificate fnr
achievement at the county 4H
achievement day held at Dallas
Friday. This club was one out of
two clubs getting the certificate.
The eight members in the clam
or last year. Gloria Marr, Iva
Greenwood. Delores Merrick, Bob
by can field, Raymond Curtis and
George Hotchkiss, were present-
ea witn pins for achievement.
Lincoln residents Who are con
valescing from severe cases of in
fluenza are Mrs. Alice Simnson
and Mrs. John Walling. Mrs.
Simpson had been ill for several
weeks.
Prune Orchard Is
Grubbed at Farm
BRUSH CREEK The O. J
Solbergs are taking out the prune
orchard on their Paradise road
farm. The orchard was planted
about 25 years ago when the
ranch was owned by the late
O. K. Sebo. Part of the orchard
was taken out a year ago and the
land planted Into grain.
Alfred. Jensen reports slugs
have been doing serious damage
to nis subterranean clover, a
comparatively new crop with
which he has been experimenting.
Slugs have done also much dam.
age to crimson clover fields in the
neignbornood, farmers report.
Fairview Play Scheduled
FAIRVIEW "Sarah Jane's
Christmas Auction" by the school
under the direction of the teach
er, Mrs. Henry Knoche is to be
given at the 'school house at 8 p.
m., uecember ZO.
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jcreated this smooth-writing team!
Press the magic button of the
Eversharp Repeating Pencil with
your thumb and click! It feeds
ew points like a machine gun!
r The Erenhup Pen with its new
'Magic Feed" ends peo messiness
prevents flooding even above
12,000 foot altitudes! Writes
Cleaner faster- easier!
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Combination Today at '
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Speaking of ease inj shopping, one of our telephone customers
was in the store the other day telling our hoys she read in our ad
how easy it was to Select foods at these markets. After looking
about the store a hit she said, "I can see why anyone would like
to buy at this store. Everything is so clean and neat and nice, and
a child could tell by the price tags that they could save money
on nearly everything. But she remarked, "It's sometimes un
handy for me to come to the store. Then I just sit in my chair and
phone my order and I don't see that I'd save any more by coining
to town to do ray shopping, especially since I can get four free
deliveries every day and at the same low prices. So if it's incon
venient for you to visit these markets just phone your order.
Same Good Food . Same Low Price.
PiMury's Flour
49-lb. sack . . $i.39
Crown Pasiry Flour
5-Ib. sack ..... 250
Kilchen Queen Flour
49-lb. sk $1.29
Fisher's Biscuit Ilix
Large pkg 190
Picket! Pancake Flour
No. 10 sack 290
Dr. Phillips Famous
Florida Grapefruit
No. 2 cans 3 for 250
SUNKIST
Sliced Pineapple
2 for 390
JELL WELL
3 pkgs 100
CRISC0
3-lb. can 410
Small While Beans
4 pounds .... 150
Fancy Blue Rose Rice
4 pounds .... 190
Big No. 22
size can
8p
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100-lb. sk. 4.79
25-Ib. Sack. $1.25
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gp- Bnjick's
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Morton Iodized SALT
3 pkgs.
LESLIE'S SALT
3 for
CLABBER GIRL BAKING
POWDER, 2-lb. can
K C BAKING POWDER
25-oz. can
KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES
4 pkgs.
None Such 41 ff ,
MINCE MEAT, 2 pkgs.
190
190
170
170
GLAZED OR CANDIED PEELS,.
Orange or Lemon Peel
per pound 4JmJ p
CITRON PEEL f L
pound Gm3 C
PINEAPPLE CANDIED SLICES, two
colors, red and green,
per pound
RADIAN
Old New England
MINCE MEAT, lb.
ANT FRUrY'jUX"
1-Ib. pkg.
150'
STOP THAT COLD VJYm FHUIT JUICES
SusiIsisS Pmeanole Juice
46-oz.
Can
Just the Juice from Uipe Pineapples
n Sunkkl
lor
46-oz. can
No. 21 size can
President Brand
Florida (SrapeSH-nifi Juice
Ho. 2 cans
for
IICP Orange Juice, 46-oz. 290 Small size 50
Golden Wesi Coffee, lb.
Snow Flake Sodas, 2-lb. pkg.
Old Golden Coffee
Fresher and Better
in the Cup, Lb.
...... 240
190 2370
I'linced Razor. Clans.
Flat cans 2 for 250
Alaska Salmon ::
Tall cans
pink
2 cans
White Meat
Shredded Tuna
Y4 size
cans
3 for 250
SUNKIST
Shredded Tuna
1 size... 2 for 250
Gem Ilargarino
3 pounds . . . . 270
limit
Shortening
ARMOUR'S WHITE CLOUD
4-Ih. carlon . . 270
ilrmour's Ililli
3 cans....... 170
Uucoa Ilargarino
2 pounds .... 350
Sia-Krisp Sodas r
2-lb.pIrg ..150
Sf a-Krisp Grahams
2-Ih. pkg. .190
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Four Layers High Uilh
Lemon Filling. Big ones
GhocolaSe IFudge Layer Cakes
Dark Fudge Icing
Large size .
Other Cakes Too c! Course
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Deal Genuine
Old New England
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Fresh Frozen Cberry Pies, also o)
Pnnplda and Apple Pies, choice vQ)
IPeppermhiS Uafers
Eamovers SCS
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And o! Conrse, 3 Big Loaves Golden Cms! Bread . . ... 25 C
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