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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1941)
B. - : Ho OSEGOII STATESMAN. Salem, Qr?oou Friday Mcrnlag. October 21. 1911 VACS ELEVETT 0 in fftg iVeiri ; CAMDEN, SC. The white haired old negro watched the con noneers of the 155-mm. battery firing one of the big guns with dummy shell as the Carolinas war maneuvers got under way. The gunner yanked ; the lanyard and the firing mechanism re sponded with a sharp click. The negro took his hands from his ears and turned to a lieuten ant: "She don't make much noise, do she, boss?" said the account of her parents wedding, October 2, 1901, had con fused the names of the attendants with those at another wedding the same day. A DELMAR, DeL -UPt- Thanks giving . will be celebrated twice in this town of 2200. The Delaware-Maryland boun dary line . runs smack through Main street and the states will observe the holiday on different dates. ' " ? PITTSBURGH Use of the old fashioned, paddle to im prove the conduct of high school students ' was recommended to Pittsburgh (high ; school teachers by the Pittsburgh Teachers asso ciation. ,v '" 1 ' , v ". -.-v Associate ' Superintendent o f Scboqls Gerald B. Whitney said of ,the paddle "treatment' for students found "below average" by the teachers association: - , "We do not encourage teachers to do it but 'sometimes it has real value." SEATTLE-tf)-Mri. Helen Pankey, 3? said the other day she hoped the police department wouldn't mind because her hus band drove the family automobile up Fourth avenue at 70 miles an hour early one morning recently. Because Mrs. Pankey gave birth to a daughter in the back seat of the speeding machine. . . A neighbor, Donald I. Adler, 24, who had been asked to ac company the parents-to-be in their race to the hospital, aided in the vent "as best he could." The baby arrived . just a block . from the . fountain -lunch , where" the father, Alfred Pankey, is the man ager. J. ST. LOUIS-iVYau have to be a magician to figure a way to keep youngsters out of mischie Halloween. j ': The St Louis chapter of the In ternational Brotherhood of Magi cians is going to try October 31 with a free magic show for 3600 under-privileged children. There also will be a talk on citizenship by an agent of the federal bureau of investigation. CLEVELAND -VP)- The Cleve land chamber of commerce held a luncheon in honor of Movie Comedian Bob Hope, a, home town boy and a local business man (Hope and a brother are of ficers in the Hope Metal Pro ducts Co. of Cleveland). "The Hope Metal Products Co. is doing swell here," Hope told the . chamber. "You know those big bombers with the huge wing span? We make the clips that keep the blue prints together,' LOCK H A V E N, Pa.-)-The Lock Haven. Express challenged Its readers to find errors or mis statements in the paper during national newspaper week and of fared a 115 prize. Only one item was submitted. It was from the "Forty Years Ago" column. Mrs. Delmar P. Decker NEW HAVEN, Conn. -MP)- An ex-newsboy who once delivered papers to Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox has enlisted under his former customer Gale H. French of Manchester, NH, where Knox's home was on his newspaper route, signed up here as "an apprentice seaman in the naval reserve. ANGOLA, La. -OPt- Artie L. Joyner's dog goes where he goes, j thereby getting special mention in board minutes of the Louis iana state penitentiary parole board. Concerning Joyner's applica tion for parole, the minutes read: "Granted with dog." ST. LOUIS-UPHEads bridge across the Mississippi river has finally caught up with these mod ern times. For years . tickets for . passage over the bridge have read: "Good for one -trip with automobile or hone' and buggy. But not any more.- New streamlined tickets, used 'for the first time recently, omit mention of Dobbin and his carriage. SET .MA, Ala.-;P)-It costs more to live now and it costs more to die here henceforth. in fact, itU cost more than in 40 years to get buried in any Sel- ma cemetery. City council voted ! to raise the price of grave digging i from 2 to $5 each. The city owns all cemeteries and a $5 burial permit amounts, in effect, to the price paid for grave digging. CHIGACO, -iJP)- Mrs. Frances Bubin, 65, was brought to the fed eral building by ambulance from a home recently and carried to the immigration and naturaliz ation bureau on a stretcher so that she might take her scheduled ex amination for citizenship papers. She suffers from high blood pres sure. She came from Yugoslavia as a and was naturalized but lost her citizenship after her first husband died and she married an alien. - She has eight children, all cit izens. - z &. WATCHES CLEANED $1.00 to $1.50 . 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Every We Reserre the RUM ; to Limit Quantities i s 1 Lk5 U iT rnni rrv !ALv!JVLU VbVH;! vr 3? 1 i r spy VISIT 70DD ; FAVOMTS DDSICK illT Ypn'U Find it Easy lo Shop . . . Profilably, Tool. Save! Swansdorra Fanily Floor and 47-cz. tin T0IIAT0 JUICE f8r tEi W n tu Peacock Buckwheat ALBERS t Corn Flakes 2 150; KeUogtis Pep Pk,:li0 Wheat-a-lone 2 250 ARMOUR'S or SWIFTS ; Case $3.94 4 cans 330 ARMOUR'S LAnDL4ibs.550 FORMAY Shortening 3 lbs. 580 Chocolate Pound !L.270 220 .220 OSVDOL 21-lb. Pkg, I man tide 49-lb. Sack Milled by Fisher nrnsOmf SUGAR !5h 5.87 SOIL-OFF &TL 1.00 Vano Gleaner QUart290 Alters Oats 9-lb. Bag Rice Krispy pi. 11 0 ORBIS HARDWHEAT FLOUR 49 lbs. . 1.39 BLUE BELL SHOESTRING POTATOES 2 .n,170 WHITE ROSE Gallon 5c Kenmd on Jog BLEACH , YUSI YUM PICKLES Quart Jar STALEY 190 Waffle Syrup 290 190 Balling Powder M50 HERSHEYS BAKING ' Chocolate 2 pt 250 BRADSHAWS IIOIIEY . VAN CAMPS SWEETHEART SOAP 4U,l?U Stakes CALUMET Hominy Whit, or Y.Dow No. 2Yt can . 5 ibs. 490 .90 100 By the DozerCYou Save 5o Tcnalo Jnic3 190 47-oz. Tin . HORMEL'S CflTTD Chicken Noodle dllll IT 16-oz. can .-r. CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup 2 can, 150 RTA.KRTSP Soda Crackers .170 BLUE ROSE Head Rice 3 ,190 MINNESOTA UildmcePkg.590 Pineapplo Juice 47-oz. Tin ..: . ....s5SFV Sliced PincappU s.ii..:..:.....230 Pineapple Chnnklels 2 No. 1W tins ... 270 Crashed Pineapple No. IVi OOii Can .CV Sliced or Crushed PIIIE APPLE Cans 100 EQ0H6E ll!?f. "The Ffaesi oa the Ilarkei" NEW CROP Arizona Grapefruit 5 for 190 Heavy weighted juicy fruit Fresh Brussel Sprouts 3boeS 29 0 Each little head firm, crisp and compact Spitzenherg Apples 8 ibs. 25 0 For a delicious pie or sauce try these fine apples Fancy Ripe Bananas 3 u. 250 This fruit is ripe and ready for immediate use NEW CROP DEGLET NOOR Fresh Dates pound 190 Serve them in salads.They're healthy. Eat as is Apple Cider GaMyHug) 290 Made frem firm mountain rrown applet that are washed 3 times. A GALLON OF CIDER AND AClt 1 DOZEN DOWNY FLAKES "TCJl lid and Effl CATSUP 14-oz. bottles 310 Canned Scoliy Allen, Kii-T-Ralion, Ken-L-Raiicn, Pard, While Bovre, Han Kind, Dr. Dok Cans 47-oz; Can .. President Unsweetened Grapefmil Juice 230 TUNA No. Yi Can 230 Dry Foods for Your Dof NORTH STAR KIBBLED 50 I MANKIND WAFERS t-lb. pkf. fcWt It-Vb. pk. fTTAMPTOV TOASTED I FRISKIES DOG SNAX 1 lb fcOt I 4H-Ibs. - At i i.i jim Almost forret this one Beyond any qnes- tlon this is the finest value In dor lood. WALTER KENDALLS DOG CQa vn n. .tr i-tH. m 9K nVr af Kendall Fives Free) - W V SALIIOII 50c Alaska Sockeye No. 18 390 OLD GOLDEII GBIFIf A blend of fresh South American high plateau coffees, roasted daily. Ground only at time of purchase to fit your method of coffee making. . You can't feel your best when you're not getting the B Vita imins you need. Meat is a good source of these Important F ood Essentials. " . ; SWIPT'S PREMIUM Try It Today! -STEER BEEP lb. Serve with delicious freshly- frozen peas, brown gravy and mashed potatoes " Tender Flavorized " IHIIUTE STEM Each For a tasty sandwich r a .qnick lunch. (Coort Street enly). Sliced and .Derined DI1C0II 290 1-lb. Layers No breakfast is complete without baeen and err Elicca EZcol . 2 ibs. 290 For a rare treat,serve your family a delicious hot mince meat pie . save sumnsT LABELS! . PAUAOUVE 0 3 for 12 With Coapon ffSJ 12 c 2 Larre Size ?S,V50c With Coapon AVON SAff Fresh Lima Beans No. 333 tin . . . 15c Ho. 2 tin ... .19c Bnffeiiin . . . . 10c Whole Green Siringless Beans cans . ..250 conn CJiYSIAl WHITE With Coapon Larre 4 C Sixe JkJ SST 49c With Coapon Cream Style Can 110 Early Garden PEAS cans 290 V T0I1AT0ES Solid Pack 4 A No. 2H ran iZfSi IWLi EfeocolaSe Orange butter cream filling. Milk chocolate icing. Three sizes 250 Lsmon Pies ch 290 DH?C PmPl"n lince or lud Apple Pies, choice . Bread. ?SS,L 2LO0 GoWan Galo Calio IS 550 This cake is on old favorite. Lemon custard : filling topped with delicious boiled icing. Danish Dings Fmu fum 3.50 Danisli Fnul Slices 3 f.r 1C: uawuy xiauu uuuuu - . -.'V . : 1 . , - Golden Gs-nsS .Dread Big Leaves Tnrnpvers ; ASftac.,r. 3 r 100 Eiyo Bread Cr!iii!O0: French Brend E50 Pan Hoils y-:l: 100 Long or nonnd Buns doz.150 HARD ROLLS, BUTTER ROLLS, 4 GL fi DINNER ROLLS, dozen : ik WV itt . mm Day Except SaL Sat. 9 P. M. We Cay Ef rs