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For Bike Licenses Says Council
MT. ANGEL Mt. Angel youngsters will henceforth need
licenses to ride their bicycles the city council decided Monday.
Furthermore, they will have to take an examination with the
chief of police before they are granted the license.
At the appeal of T. B. Endres, president of the Business
men s ciud, ine council voted $50
for citj decorations during the
Christmas season. A new plan for
the Christmas lighting is being
considered this year, the prefer
ence going to stringing colored
lights across the streets instead of
around lamp posts as in former
years. -
Tbe council granted beer licen-
V Bern in Al WilHA William Ro
Amgarten and Al Stupfel,
j and wine IirensM tn Al Wilo
Otto J. Oswald, Frank Amgarten
ana Al Stupfel.
The fire chief, A. J. Butsch, re
ported that, the new material or
dered for the department had not
yet been delrVerwfsihdthat he did
not purchase the new hose,
According to the water commit-
tee the new pumphouse has been
completed and the shrubbery
planted. Repairs have been made
on the mains near Schwab's ware
house, and two new connections
installed.
The street committee is looking
over the sharp corners in town
and trying to figure out what can
be done to remedy the danger
spots. The grader is being em
ployed to patch up the streets.
First Child Arrives
NORTH HOWEtX Mr. and
Mrs. Perle Pickens are the par
ents of a- son, Stephen Perle, born
Sunday at the Deaconess hospit
al. This is their first child.
Important Change in Service
Effective December 6, 1941
See Agent for New Schedule
G. 0. MADISON, MARION HOTEL
Seattle Man Preaches
Dedicatory Sermon;
Honor Paid Pastor
SILVERTON Several hund
red people attended the , services
at Trinity church Sunday when
the annual mission, festival was
observed in the morning, a fel
lowship NJinner at noon. insTM.
tion of the newly completed par
sonage, dedicatory service at 2
o'clock and vesper services at 3
o'clock. - '
Rt. Rev. H. L. Toss of Seattle
spoke at the 11 o'clock service
and also gave the dedicatory ser
mon. Mrs. Tom Anderson direct
ed the choir in.': the vesper ser
vices. Guest soloist was Lawr
ence Edwards, with Mrs. Ed
wards as guest organist.
Other speakers on the after
noon program were Rev, J. M.
Jenson of the Immanuel Lutheran
church; O. E. Lee of Calvary
church; Amos Corhouse, chair
man of Trinity church board; L.
M. Larson, chairman of the
building committee for the par
sonage, and Martin Hatteberg,
financial secretary, who gave a
report on the expenses. "
bpecial honor was paid to Rev.
and. Mrs. M. J. K. Fuhr, host
pastors, with special mention
made of the amount of actual
labor Rev. Fuhr donated toward
the parsonage work, to Lester
Geer, who wired the entire house
free of charge, to a group of mem
bers of the congregation who do
nated labor alter their dav's
work, and: to Mrs. Jalmer Refs-
land, who donated a full length
mirror in honor of her father
the late Ole Hatteberg.
Service Held
At Gervais
triRVAIS Funeral services
were held Tuesday for Mrs. Tho
mas Harrison, who died Novem
ber 28 at the farm home south
east of Gervais, where the fam
ily settled in 1900 and where
Mr. Harrison died August 97
1919.
i-steua iaizabeth Baker was
born in Sturgis, Mich.. May 9
1,857 and was married to Thomas
Harrison at Sturgis. September
19, 1877. They lived at Wyocena,
Wise, from 1879 until coming to
Oregon.
Survivors are four daughters
and two sons, Mrs. Edith Otto
Portage, Wise; Mrs. Ethel Carl
son, lone; Mrs. Leoline Hugill
Hubbard; Mrs. Gertrude Moore
Brooks; George B. and Richard
iiarrison, uervais. There are 1
grandchildren. She was aiem
ber of the Eastern Star and the
Brooks Garden club.
Funeral services were held at
the Ringo chapel in Woodburn
Rev, James Aiken Smith officiat
ing and officers of Gervais chap
ter OES, conducting ritualistic
services. Interment was in Pioneer
cemetery beside her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. San Hasting home
Monday." .
Esther Lambert arrived Satur
day from Los Angeles, Calit, to
spend a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jesse J. McKibben.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carter,
Independence, called on his moth
er, Mrs. Pearl Pnnnor Mnni)91.
Carter entered the Salem General
hospital for an appendectomy that
uiernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buker, In
dependence, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Ploub, -
Me. and.Mri William Chapman,
Mr. ancL Mrs. Loren Brown, of
Grants Pass, and Grandma . Jen
sen were recent euests of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Jensen. Miss Mabel
Jensen accompanied- them home
for a two weeks' visit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bottger,
Summit, were recent visitors at
the Phelps home.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Ploub.
Mrs. Vera McKibben, Ballston,
visited her sister, Mrs. Lyle Mc-Kabben,-
list week. " '
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson spent
the weekend with Mr; and Mrs.
Harlen Wilson In Salem.
a few days in Wells with her old
friends.
Mrs. Fred Ray, Mrs. John Buker;
Mrs. Jacob Ploub motored to Leb
anon Wednesday to . visit Mrs.
John Harter and family.
Airlie News
AIRLIE Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Hadley enjoyed a brief visit Fri
day from her nephew, : Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Beebe, Longview,
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Dode Thrasher,
Philomath, and Mrs. Kenneth i
Thrasher, Boise, visited at the
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Voimj, Tender DOILIIIG CUTS y-i t
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tinil, Ih. v. i&l POBK, lb. .XSx
seasoning &giiates sjokea Lb. liSc
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Ctoice Ilillr-Fed ' Slewing Cnis
'A SUalr 23c lb. 1
;;U ;Lb; Lb Chops 25c lb. rib jj
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&99i in chocolate. Cut thou dalkacta that
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Advertised
Prices Are
Good thru
Holiday, Dec 8
Vi )i
CNftlCHCO
FLOUR
49-lb. sk. J1.63
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49-lb. it $1.84
lunnySanls
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TBIAN6LE
OATS
Quick or Reg.
9-lb. bag 31c
Standard Tomatoes,
2'i can.... .....
Batle Rock Pacific
Oysters, med. 5-oz..
Zee Wax Paper,
123-ft. roll .:
Candied Orange Peel,
8-oz. pkgr
Baking Powder, Clabber
GirL 2-lb. can
White Satin Sugar,
100 lbs
Diamond Honey,
5 -lb. can.
11c
for 25c
.12c
ISc
20c
$5.87
39c
- ' 1 MEATS ""igCSlSg
Us.
Shortening, Ib. 16c 4 n. 55c
Hershey Chocolate Syrup, Q
16-oz. can , , ,- , OU
Heinz Chili Sauce,
12H-z. bottle
CHB Catsnp,
14-oz. bottle
.Best Food Slayonnalse,
pint jar.
Nalley's Tang,
16-oz. jar
Nu Made Mayonnaise,
16-oz. jar
New Leader
Soda Crackers
15c
lbs.
Kraft Cheese
Brick - American
57c
VelreeU
Mb. loaf
Beans
Idaho Keds er
Great Northern
Whites
5 lbs. for
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FARM FRESH PRODUCE
Prices for Friday and Saturday Only
Sweet Potatoes
rape!ruii
Fancy, Smooth
U.S. No. Vb
LB.
Just Arived!
Arizona Seedless
TURNIPS or
PARSNIPS
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Lemons
Sunkist
1 Lb0c
CfcM tktre! Wtsat's a fee size" trt&l
N. we didot think up the term "ttk lit"
orantes. We saw it in a r rocer'o Ml in the per.
to tell whether
rBBea ai so much a decen .
food barfain or not 7
Majbe e ot m think a bir juicy onnrt i.
weejiie. But maybe the more mB mein.
omethiiii: elae acain.
Same way if oranges arc advertised u Tars "
Queetioa ia HOW Ure? Voybt t iroubUi,
that Me priett are tmoKy fiftn by tkt dom!
Why ot price orantes by the pound, like
bananas then you could tet an Me afcot
toe from reading the sroeery ads.
And since fmit u ktmn and
mt, you wouldn't pay a bif price tor tkfttr
orangea with thick akiaa asd muck pp.
The wetht nU tell ym.
So Safeway today and from now pr
FUtL-VALUE WAY - BY THE
POUND. We do the same on ail our fmiu and
eUMea. Come in and aee bow much better
toes Uua new pricing plan makes poaaibte
DAIIAIIAS
Ripe, 0 Caifl
firm. m lbs. JL&y
TOriATOES
Fancy hothouse.
Lb......
POTATOES
U. sl No. 1 Netted Gems
TciaccD Special
Prince Albert land Velvet
; - 1-lb. Tin 69c
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Grapes
Fancy Red
Emperor
2 ,bs 15c
Dales
Fresh. Asf
12-OZ. fl
box.. UUll
Apples
Winesap3
Extra
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Meat Prices for
Friday and Saturday Only
Picnic Cuts
Delicious
Young Pork
fork Eaoast
Shoulder Veal Eaoast
PORK STEAK Lean and Meaty
SWISS STEAK Steer Beef
nppr Dfincp.
UUUl nUiiall Blade Cuts
CEIIPAK SKI171IED HAIIS
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
Half or
Whole Lb.
SIHLOIHor I BACON I LIIIK
BIB STEAK By , h e Piece. Ten.d e r- SAUSAGE
Steer O smoked, streaked AJ j Club A) .
beef. LbOs&V with lean. Lb. .. tiOC style, lb... aoC
Westag Imitation
Vanilla or Lemon
8-oz. Bottle
PEACOCK.
No. 10 Bag
GRADE A
Medium
Dozen
FANCY BLUE ROSE
33b. Bag
All Popular
Cigarettes
Lucky Strikes
Camels it etc
2 pkgs. 25c
Carton ILll
Cigarettes
Domino, Avalon,
Twenty Grand
Paul' Jones and
Sensation
Pkg. 10c
Carton fSe
Eeinz Cider Vinegar, Qt. 17c
Pint, lie
Pradiit Dim ffcllts ot w I U
Shrimp Wf or Dry kVt4 lie ,
Cudtfcy DtYHtd Mttt 3 IG
San Wan Fancy Ft as (2c
Country Homt CernSt 23 1
Comfry Homo Cmw75?i.2Sc
Sunny Dtwn Tetn 4o Juict I8c
Dr. HulUpi OtMbi Juiet t lit "
CaitHo Crttt Poichti Ji Ifc
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Broktn Site PintiDpIt ?Jt ISc
Kaffrt Haj Coftto u om!3c
Outlet r OtH 2 1 1
Gtrbtr Etby Poods 4T 2Sc
: PtrvttVt Hour 23c
Slttpy Holow Syrup iib WiSSe
. H'hHo Cocktail Crtcktrt ul9c
R? Bart 11lt lid
MtrtKmaltowt 4 11?' 1 3e
3 Var Iritt liquid Wtx Qt 69c
s'.YtntAll Purpoit CUtntrt. 29c
: SinlftutK Optht Dra fnr it I fc
PALnOlIVE:
; foe Tov CosbUkSosi '
2. tes
Ban
Measfca.
13c
uuiTGTancn
I Uackires t5
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vSa-PirtcSoarji oz. 19c
wS. 17 C --
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Food- .': - can" 5c V
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