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Women Elect
Officer
UNION - HILLr '-i Mr. (Verny
Bcott was hostess to the. Union
Hill Woman's club. . ;
Mrs. parley Scott was elected
vice-prwident in -the place - of
Mrs. Dick Enyart, who resigned.
The club will do Red Cross work
during the year. ...
Present were: Mrs. Mary Tate.
Mrs. VT. M. Tate, Mrs..W. H. Mol
let, Mrs. B.' E. Bower, Mrs. W.
S-SSS7-" Heater,
r iwr cnce roiwru, Mrs. Da
vid Pottorff, Mrs. Adolph Heater,
Mrs. t Douglas Heater, Mrs.: K.
xuui ana Karen; Mrs.
Harley Scott.' Lmn , i
Mn. George Scott, Mrs. Dolph
Heater, Mrs. H. H. Peters, Keith
ovun ma me nostess. . "
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Dolph Heater in two
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Heater en
tertained with a Halloween party
v uic stuwi cnuaren, the teach-
mh4 4t& 1 mm
uu me scnooi Doara.
.trues were given to Keith
cow, waxine, Scott and Bernita
Tuers for costumes. - ; ,
Refreshments were served to
Mertie Mae Hansen, Maxine
Scott, Bernita Tuers, Ann Louise
Heater, R. V. Hitchcock, Guy
Scott, Edna Morley, Patricia Olea-
r, v,uanes Money, Rollln Heater,
Max Hafner, Lenora Heater, Don
ald Peters, Keith Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanlev HltoTiwnW
- - uus,
Henry Hansen, Mrs and Mrs. Ver-
j ocou ana Mr. and Mrs. Heater.
Woodburn to
Hold Program
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as graveling. The council indica
ted that a study would be made
to determine what could be done.
No change In the street lights,
which bad been requested by the
Foursquare church, would be
made at present, after rejection to
the proposal had been rejected.
The council will hold another
meeting Wednesday, to go over
some of the newly revised ordin
ances as submitted by the com
mittee working on codification of
the city's ordinances.
Aumsville Men
Go Elk Hunting
AUMSVILLE Lee Sutton, Fred
Steiner and Arbie Martin left Sat
urday ior an elk hunt at Enter
prise. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Solman and
daughter, Carlene, went to Elsie
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Speer of
Junction City and Mr. and Mrs.
Price Speer of Eugene spent Sun
day -.at the home of their brother
Bland.
!W. J. Roberts was elected fire
chief for the Aumsville fire department.
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lDM "-oa STATESMAir, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. tfartxabtr 7, 1941
TA.CZ m
Hostesses Named
MACLEAY Mrs. W. Welch,
Mrs. A. Spelbrink and Mr H.
Harrison will entertain members
of the Madeay 4M club Tuesday
afternoon at the Welch home, 105
Highway.
Airlio News
AIRL1E Mr. and Mrs. Dode
Thrasher, Philomath, and -Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Thrasher, Boise, vis
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Hastings Sunday.
To experiment. Dor ice Williams
planted several hills of peanuts.
She reported on harvesting her
crop that though small in size, the
peanuts were numerous.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson, Jack
Harris, Jerrald McKibben left
Wednesday on an elk hunting trip
to Pilot Rock. !
E. L. Cherry spent the weekend
wiu njs anuly in Corvallis. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hastings,
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Sevens were
shoppers in Dallas.- ;. ; " i-
Robert Sams, purchased a car
Tuesday from M. M. Fulmer, In
dependence. ' '" " ; , .
Mr., and Mrs,4 Vaughn Whi taker
returned ; Sunday after a week's
trip in Montana, vf 1 ;r
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray and Al
vin motored to Mill City Sunday
lo celebrate Mrs, Ray's birthday.
nd Mr., and Mrs. Ed Stevenson's
bird wedding anniversary. . ,
The intermediate room enter-
tained their parents and teachers
ran a Halloween oartr Fridav.
Prizes were awarded to? Holland
:omstock. Alvin Nendle and Mrs.
Jesse McKibben.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Vern Williams and
sons, , Portland, were ' weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wil
liams. -. .; . 'v - .; r k - -
Mr. and Mrs. George Flout vis
aed Sunday, with Mr. ' ancf . Mrs.
Earl Hoover in Lacomb.-
Mrs. Lafe Edwards and Glen,
Pedee, called Sunday on Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Ploub. den was dis-j
qnargeq rrom tne army last weeK.
WATCHES CLEANED
H io ll.50
AD Work GHaranteed
: CLAUDE MIX
DoKkk's BUrkei - 470 N. Com'l
YOU SAVE 3V2C per Can
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Sunkist Whole Peeled
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Ho. 2i Size Cans
Special Tcday Ct Salnrday
2 Cans
SUIIKIST
fipricoi Elalves
Yon Save c per Can
Today and Saturday
Ho. Zi Size Cans
cans
4e
Snnkisl Yellow Cling
Yon Save net Can
On These Delicious Peaches
Ho. 2i Size Can
4(D)
cans
Sunkist Elberia Freestone
Ilore Like Home Canned
Yon Save 3c per Can
r
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cans
suinnsT
Fruifi GockSail
Yon Save 2c per Can
Ho. I Gas
cans
stmmsT
Ony 3 Cans and Yca'll Save
, its . . . Ho. Zi Size Cans
Slicbd FinsnnijlB or
Finpappb, ChmMsIs
Day Z Cc2s era Save
t . . . ""I CS " . - V- ."
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; based upon last year's pack, this
ATyonr favorite Bnsick MaAet this week dilica 13 Ifa lumJr&cf cienSV
saving s foods al prices ycn're id
;t ika : Tj . 1 ' - f3 01 mese liens we cannot rep ace at any price
as llie canneries are n1r1 nnl ir
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Fisher's High Tide Floor $1.J.9
lirmonr's Hilk j 4 330
Case of 48 Cans. $3.94 V
Fisher's Blend Flour jkSLftfl
mm vwnsf
lunkisS EoHee
1 lb.
(D
2 lis.
Armour's Star Lard
4-Ib.
Carton
Orbis Ilardwheal Flour
CRISCO 3-lb. can
SPRY 3-lb. can .
F0RHAY 3..
49
lbs.
While Satin Sugar
si 39
-.660
i 660
...V...580
100-lb. sack 55.87
Blno Pacific Oysters ?: $1.09
Here's an Economical Food
ELCATIPO TUIIA FLAKES
One can creamed, served on Golden Crust Bread toast
l ean 180, 2 for 350
PinlrSalmon S3 200 2 te39c
will serve
'our. people.
Try This One
Snnlnst Snccaiash 3SZL V
try
cans
270
Case, $3.94
fencers 11 oniatoes
mm.
Ilasier !cl c
Ilinced
Can
c 2
for
6$1.10
for ii
Freshly Churned Grade A
pounds
All Sweel Margarine 2.410
Two Glasses Free
Dinner Dell Margarine
ibs. 290
2tnez.xf 1 S C
3'tOZJK. lc
4U
ma , -m . I
inis is tne new Dinner Bell, contain- rh
ing vitamin A... .; : ,
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Sunliid Early Garden
No. 303 Size Cans
cans
SUIIKIST
Vegetables for Salad
cans
Scakisl Early Garden
Asparagus
L.1
7
Ho. 2
Tins
SUIIKIST
Asparagus Tips
Lge. Square 5)fS .
L Cans ... izaSJvL
Snnkisl Bed Bipe
Solid Pack
lomafoes
Ho. 21
Size Can . ,
as
TWO J OZ;
PKGS
Special Cake for the Weekend at Your Favorite Busick
"cfjr vuumer is me XNesties
Plum D07-G&BE
A delicious Iaver mlr h,wl
les semi-sweet chocolate Twiled icing,
wun a generous quantity of
Nestles chocolate morsels. Big one
1
Albert fOHASEslW 16c
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Solden SrusS iread
Big Frejbly
Baker Loaves 3)lU
Large Variely Rolls, dozen 15&
Lady Dallimore CaIies-.25cMd 49c
DEVILS FOOD CASE
A real wholeness cake with delicious fudge topping.
Dowhy Flahe Donais , . . 190
Ilaple Bars 19c Duller Horns 3 for 10c
Apple or Hiace Tnrnovers . . 3 for 10 C
Old Hew England. Ilince Pies. . . . 25c
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SUIEIST"
liced Beefs
Glass Jar
ars
Snnkisl Whole Bosebnd
Glass Jar
O
jars
Snnkisl Yonng
Lima Deans
Ho. 303
tUs
Can
MEAT SUPPLIES THE NATURAL B VITAMIN AND CERTAIN ESSENTIAL MINERALS (IRON
COPPER, PHOSPHOROUS). ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN. - . """ UKUW
For true economy serve ham often. f
SWIFTS PREMIUM : '
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QfcriruuTk VtAh cell Pk- "
yiUumjuf The bacon. with the sweet smokt flavor.
SHIFT'S
JEWEL'
A; pure Tesret&biii shnrfoniniy ' r- i
cakes or crisp pie crusts. 3-lb. carton... VT0
swiH's SWISS S jiMMIS
Serve with mashed poUtoes, brown rravy and '1L
freshly frozen spinach. Pound. -T mlS&fi
SwHi1
3
Boneless, rolled shoulder roasts. Ideal for siic- V
ui. ocrre timer noi or cold, round.
Sunkist Items listed in tnis column
are mostly Items we cannot buy
from canner at any price. Buy
them in dozen lota and ret 5
discount off our low prices. '
, Sunkist Cream Style Golden
ueei ;Eorn
110. 333 :
Size-Cam . . . rLL
SontUl WloU Ktrnel GoMtn .
E2
!6?n
Freshly Ground ' v
PEAIIUT BDTTEI1
lbs.
22.0-
New England Type
imiCE IIE&T
7
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IT PAYS TO DDY BETTED FOODS - SDO? EUSICH'S
lbs.
250
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i-!5ar,7' Gyden Blended. Whole
vung .enaer.
Delivery;
4. i rips .
Edire.Cily,
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