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U 1 j ' Tk OPXGOIl STATESMAN. Salra. Oregon, Friday Morning. OctobM 10. IH1 , ' . . . FAQS HBiZ i
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JVew Arrival 7elghs 35 Pounds
Couple Feted,
wedding anniversary.
Present - were . Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bressler, Salem; Miss Leo
na Berry, Pendleton; Mr. and
Mrs, Pearl Patterson, Mr. and
M r s . Henry . Stafford, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Goffin, Mr. and Mrs;
Allyn Nusom, Mr. and Mrs, L I.
Brundidge, all of this community,
Mr,; and- Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen,
Mr.' and Mrs. P. J. Russ of La-
bish Center. ' .
Guests Sunday at the A. W.
Nusom, sr. home were Frank An
gelo, Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Nusqm and family, PortlandrMrs.
Mary Nusom and Maybelle Aich
er, Woodburn.
. ; Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Nusom and
family visited recently at Corval
lis with Sheverly Jean Nusom,
Clatskanie, who is attending OSC
Woman Breaks
Hip in Fall
; ' TURNER Taken to the Dea
coness hospital with a broken hip
sustained in a fall on slippery
pavement near the1 tabernade
bridge Mildred Corey Is getting
along satisfactorily, and hopes to
be moved home soon. '
Her mother, Mrs. Dora Corey,
who is 1, has been moved from
the Cottage Court to the Turner
Memorial Home main building
where Mrs. E. J. Gilstrap Is tak
ing care of her. ,. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Brazier Small of
Salem visited Sunday in Turner
at the home of the former's mo
ther, Mrs. I M. Small. ':vff ,
Mrs. Clara Shields has left for
an extended visit in Idaho with -
Anniversary
her daughter.
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ELDBIEDGE--A croup from
this and neighboring communi
ties drove to Stayton recently.
SpoEane Couple Visit '
CENTRAL HOWELL Mr. and
Mrs., rred Canister, Spokane,
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Janz. " . ' : - -
where they surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Julian DeJardin on their
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Brookneld too. The baby takes her first bath with mama looking on.
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! BETHEL" A well attended
meeting, full of Interest and' good
fellowship, was that of the Earm-
'n' union Monday.. There were
.visiting m,embers from Red Hills,
'Central Howell, Orchard Heights,
Fairfield and the Coos Bay local,
at North Bend.
j Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. David
son, route 8, were voted into the
membership of Bethel local and
jwere given the obligation by the
i president, Gus Schlicker. A fine
!oak gavel, beautifully turned and
' finished, which was made by
Vernon Johnson, president of Be
ithel local Jusflor group, was pre
sented to Bethel local in appreci
ation of the cooperation of the
seniors in every Junior project.
The entertainment feature was
j the showing of colored motion pic
itures of the Junior state camp at
Cleawox and of the Farmers
(Union oyster beds at North Bend,
shown by J. R. Barton, secretary
of the Coos Bay local.
Plans were made for a pie so
cial to be sponsored by the jun
iors and to be held at the No
vember meeting of Bethel local.
the proceeds to be saved toward
i the expenses of attending state
i liininp ramn npvt rmrJ Rv. S.
j f jHamrick was song leader with
iMrs. Koy Lively at the piano,
i , A. C. Spranger reported for the
dairy committee on the treatment
of mastitis and bloating. Theo
dore G. Nelson reviewed the
Wheeler speech. Mrs. J. R. Car
sruthers and W. R. Baker pre
'aented reports of the Marion
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I A discussion was had relative
iq- uie neea oi graveling me
: shoulder on the opposite side of
the pavement from the school.
This is ncessary as the attendance
.'' jla so large at the winter meet
JhC lings that there is not adequate
? parking space. The county will be
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requested to attend to this mat
ter, as the graveling was prom
ised at the time the road was im
proved. Prominent among those present,
who made short talks, were Mar
ion County President Ernest Wer
ner, State Junior Camp Leader
Mrs. Jessie Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Padrick of North Bend,
Mr. and Mrs. Alwin A. Manning
of Fairfield. Serving refreshments
were Mrs. J. A. Hain, Mrs. George
Hain and Mrs. Ralph A. Wilson.
Hillcrest Girls
Donate Money
HILLCREST Girls from the
Hillcrest school have taken up a
collection among themselves and
Monday morning sent a sizeable
check into the Salem community
chest. Money for the donation
was partly saved from that
earned by the girls while har
vesting the fruit and vegetable
crop.
School has started with a staff
of three teachers and plans are
started to complete some branch
of NYA work during the winter
months.
Aurora Woman Fetes
Husband at Dinner
AURORA Mrs. J. M. Will en
tertained at dinner Sunday in
honor of Will's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Archer and
daughter and Miss Elvira Schull,
Portland, Leonard Will, Jennings
Lodge, Mrs. Anna Schull and El
nora Schull, Hubbard, Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Will, Newport, Clara
Will and Bertha Stark, Mr. and
Mrs. P. S. Will and children, Leo
na Will and Mr and Mrs. J. M.
Will were present.
50
IllE'O'tJCE Head
CV7I T7T1V utah or-White
izil I . Large Bunch ...
90
cnnnoTS
Fancy
Local.
3 bun. 100
(Sack 65c) Pound 20
oinons&
4100
POTATOES 10 ib. 150
-yy - jiZV: 50 lbs. No. 2s, 59c
Swcal Potatoes kvlA 6 ibl 250
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Ct? ' Large 19a. tmt nm mm m
Size ' swrf-eewt wr r9tiMAm
V ilA"Gllul1 CP"f3-lh. can 6Gc
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D2In3hS:d 3..250
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Ti KITCHEN QUEEN
I 49-lb. bacK
K cans ww y
ARMOUR'S
:7 -7 GOLDEN WEST
Pound
2 lbs. 55c .
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tlit brtatK-taking array oi colorful foods
at your ntlghborhood $afwciyr Bccllina
a$ a ntw world-.discover tht i better iN 1fe -Ing
mtots, farm-fresh product favorile ZrSSsZ'
brands; refreshing beverages offered in
Ihlt up-lo-tht-mlnult food Jlort. ;
Im tf... fir fcac Km law Mine
cmsco snoRTEimiG
Royal Satin Shorlening
3 1b.
Can
3
660
Can 520
Waitag Vanilla or Lemon 8-oz. bot. 10c
Crescent Mustard Qt. Bottle 15c
Cranberry Sauce, ocean Spray, tall 15c
Diamond Honey 5-lb. can 35s
Heinz Baby Food 3 AVz-oz. tins 20c
Gerbers Pre-Cooked Oats . 8-oz. 15c
Castle Crest Peaches No. 2Vi can 19c
Mistland Dried Prunes 2-lb. pkg. 13c
Frisldas Dog Food 4-lb. pka. 49c
Bon Ami Doesn't Scratch cake 10c
Sierra Pine Toilet Soap - 3 cakes 17c
Brillo Soap Pads 12-pad pkg. 15c
Kitchen Brooms Sturdy 5-sew 35c
Kraft Mayonnaise Quart Jar 45c
Nu Mads Mayonnaise Quart Jar 42c
Best Food Mayonnaise Quart Jar 47c
Duchess Salad Dressing Quart Jar 33c
Lunch Box Sandwich Spread Qt Jar 33c
Stokely Honey Pod Peas 2 No. 2 cans25c
Vertical Pack Beans, Briargate No. 2 12c
Emeral4 Bay Spinach No. 2 can 12c
Dory-Mate Codfish 10-oz. can 10c
SALErJ
THANKS A MILLION for the grand rcccp.
tion you gave our Opening Celebration last
week, and for the many fine compliments we
received on our new streamlined store. We
pledge our adherence to a permanent policy
of lowest "possible prices, nationally adver
tised foods, guaranteed satisfaction, courteous
and helpful service in order to merit your
continued patronage.
II 0 Quick Oals
Larre Par.
Bine llose Dice
S-lb. eelle 35 C
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Calunel Baking Powder 16-oz. 156
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kwb. SAFEWArS
ill Mriily pndkstf esww ym Inwla
Plain er Iodised
t-lb. Parv
Leslie Salt
Sperry Pancake Floor
Tan Camp Pork & Beans
Cndahy Deviled Ileal
Cciahy Tang - pare pork
Sno-Cola, drink favorite 6 23 C
2 for 15 c
41-et. pkf. 27c
Ne. SOt tall 9C
3 NH 10c
12-ex.
Peacock Farina
2ipe Olives Jf .'
les
Alien
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i Pkgs.
iog Food ptlu
Tonalo Juice sraNTDAWN .... 17c
Pineapple Juice - """ e
Canterbury Tea, black Vt-lb. carton 30c
Tree Tea - Orange Pekoe );.ib. ,u. 39 c
Nob Hill Coffee, lb. 23 C; 2 lbs. 45 c
Jell-0 Puddings & Desserls pkI 5 c
Julia Lee Wright's Bread - ENRICHED
Bippled Wheal m 1 0 c
Doriy Duncan Chocolates lVi-lb. can 73c
Iliaceneai 2-ib. j,r 19c
IIOIIE SUCH IlIIICE HEAT
CHOCOLATE DROPS
JOLLY TIIIE POFCORII
HOIIEY I1AID GRAHMIS
25c riiH V VV.a ZLW-J
'':mmmmm'J - 1 n- flatrfrift fltimss A COC
4 4 1 itSaftwajr
9-oz. Pkg. & 1 0 , - fsL pyi yT
Cello. t
IIORTOII'S
SALT
3210c
GARDENSIDK
COBII
GAEDENSIDE
PEAS
GREEN TAG
DEAIIS
150
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Cans
Harrest Blossom
PAIICARE
FLOUR
No. II
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10-oz. Can
2-lb. Carton
Meat Prices for Friday and Saturday
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Produce Prices for Friday & Saturday
Select rear own fruits and
vegetables and pay for ex
actly what yea need and ne
more by the peand! Thata
one of the many benefits
Safeway's a e r e - yeanelx
Predaee Dept. offers you.
CABDOTS j
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CELEDY
Green-type,
crisp :
JLb.
APPLES
Jonathans, red-cheeked,
tancy .
JLb.
Tcliay Grcpcs
Lt.OC
PcW::j SOSSo
U. Ne $ Local
Parinlpj ft8" ,vO
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Jersey
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Fcncy Lb.
LCSH3 gankisl
CrH"jC3 Foa ef Jalee.b, 7.C
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Carslea's Lb.
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Mr last Ik '19c:
9 Pork Steaks Lb.
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CHEESE
Velveta, American
or Brick t
2-lb. Loal
690
Dec! Roasl
Blade Cut of Guar
anteed Steer; Beef
Lb. 210
Sirloin Sleak Lb 29 c
Sleer Deei Boil Lb. 121c
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Hons
Milk Fed,
Dry Picked
lb. 250
J Oysfcrs
rrcsa .uiiiapas
Fl. 270
CUT 0YSTEDS
3
S-ea,
Cans
Red Deans
Small Whiles
or
Baby Limas
5 ikg 350
FiniPKiii
3 . Ne. zH
Cans
Swiss Sieaks tb. 32 C
Lb.
Perk Sarsoib. 25 c
Any -Size
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