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Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Sctiem Oregon. Friday Morning; December 18. 141
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OLYMPIA--According to leg
end, all owls are wise, but . . .
.Mrs. L. R. Proctor, of Olympia,
built a. fire in the fireplace the
other night With the logs crack
ling merrily, she settled back to
enjoy the. warmth when . .
Swoooosh!
An owl, which had evidently
fallen asleep in the flu, zoomed
out of the fireplace, its tail feath-
' ers aglow and streaked madly
around the Proctor living room
like a comet in high gear. Mrs.
Proctor, afraid it would set the
house on fire, scrambled after
the flaming fowl.
After several hasty circuits
around the room, it roared back
Into the fireplace where she cor
nered it in the ashes. '
Mrs. Proctor took the bird out
side and liberated it. She said it
was alive, but didn't have any
more feathers left on it than a
stuffed Thanksgiving turkey.
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COATESVILLE. Pa.--Lloyd
Landis has lived two weeks with
a .2r caliber bullet embedded in
his heart. The other day he left
his hospital bed for the first time,
took a few easy steps and the
bullet disappeared.
Dr. Charles Stone suggested
that the 31 -year-old construction
worker's heart simply pumped it
from low in the muscular tip or
apex into one of the ventricles.
From there, he said, the bullet
may have been carried through
the aorta and possibly to the dia
phragm into the stomach.
BOULDER, Colo-ftf") - The
three young children of Prof, and
Mrs. Carl Borgmann of the Uni
versity of Colorado awakened in
the evening and became fright
ened. Dorothea, 6, recalled her father
often telephoned a certain num
ber. She tried it.
"I don't know who you are,
but I know you're a friend of
my dad's," she quavered. "Our
hired girl is gone and we are all
scared. Would you come and stay
with us?"
Returning from a party, the
Borgmanns found the children in
the care of University President
Robert L. Stearns.
HARIOII o COURT ST. o KfflGWOOD
All the good things you'll want for this, the one meal that must he the out
standing meal of the year, awaits your selection at your favorite Busick
markets. Every department of these markets is actually loaded to t h e
brim with the widest selection these markets have ever been able to offer for
your Christmas dinner. These prices in effect until December 24th. Of
course the earlier you shop the better. BUSICKS.
KANSAS CITY--Mr. and
Mrs. William Gehrs were held
up by two men the other night
nd robbed of four rings.
A couple of nights later their
telephone rang.
"We're awful sorry we did it,"
a man said. "I guess we made
a mistake. We're sending back
two of the rings."
The Gehrs received a letter,
which had broken open. In it
was Mrs. Gehr's wedding ring.
NEW YORK -UP)- Pommes
souffle scorching in the kitchen
of the Waldorf-Astoria's Norse
through a flue ratoom dowada
grill sent up a smoke cloud
through a flue which almost en-
veloDed the hotel's tower 43
floors up. Result:
One of hundreds of spectators
was struck by a car and suffered
a possible fractured skull.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-(JP)-Poochie
can buy herself a lot of bones
now exactly two dollars' worth.
And a Memphian can chew his
food also thanks to Poochie.
Just back from a stroll, the lit
tle mongrel nonchalantly dropped
set of false teeth in her master's
hands.
The owner of the teeth was
found via the lost and. found col
umns. He was so glad to shelve his
liquid diet he promptly rewarded
Poochie with two crisp one-dollar
bills.
RICHMOND, Ind.--A middle-aged
New Castle, Ind., man
escaped injury in an automobile
accident. Brought to Wayne coun
ty jail on a charge of intoxica
tion, he fell out of his bunk and
broke his nose.
RICHMOND, Ind. JF)- John
Count, 64, released from Wayne
county Jail after serving 11 days
for intoxication, reappeared at
the Jail shortly thereafter, his
arms loaded with candy and
cigarettes ' for his former mates
who "were so nice to me."
"Take 'em in yourself, John,"
aid Turnkey Ernest Bonsall, un
locking the big doors and relock
ing them after Count passed
through.
A few hours later Count plead
ed guilty to a second charge of
tntoxkation and was fined $1
nd costs and sentenced to serve
CO days at the state farm.
' PHOENIX, Ari2.-(P)-A young
. man appeared at the door of
Wixle Cross' service station early
the other day in near freezing
weather.
"Can I come In and warm my
self?" he asked.
"Sure," said the obliging Cross.
Twenty minutes later, appar
ently thawed out, the stranger
confronted Cross with a pistol
"111 take what you have in the
cash resigter," he announced.
Cross again obliged, this time
With $46.
WASHINGTON-iffHSome 400
naval officers who have been
studying Spanish here for three
months have now reached the
tare where they can converse.
Sn th-v sent out invitations , to
the entire Latin American diplo
matic corps to attend an enter
tainment Monday night at wrucn
ttiv will be hosts.
Instruction in Spanish is being
given to about 25,000 army , and
mow 5 nfffpMH throughout ; the
country and the navy, announced
that course would , be given on
oiiDnkDsft Gamed! Foods
Snnkisi Fruit for Salad Sunkist Frail Cocktail
Ho. 1 Size No. 1 Size
DSLk.bJ, feraiian Pineapple
You 11 still find an almost complete list of sizes and types of this de
licious fruit still available at your favorite Busick market.
No. 22
Sliced ...
23c I ,!S 2 for 25c
No. VA
Chunklets
2for27c
Pineapple Bars
Peaches
Ho. 2 Cans . . 2 cans 35 C
No. 1 Cans, Sliced . . . 10c
Large
Luscious Halves
23c
wvmm
Halves
QC Whole
Peeled u for
Sliced 23C
2 in. 45c
Snnkisi Asparagus Style
Green Beans 2 cans 35 C
Snnkisi Whole Yonng Green
Beans 2 cans 25 C
Snnkisi Cni Slringless Green
Beans 11c
Snnkisi Early Garden Tiny
Sweel Peas 2 cans 39 C
Snnkisi Early Garden Sweel
Peas 2 for 29 c
Snnkisi Early Garden Yonng
Green Limas 15 C
These are only a few of the many fine foods you'll find in Sunkist Finer
Canned Foods . . .
Oodles of Christmas See disPlav for yw ,avori,e ctri$-
mas mixes: creams, jellies and fancy
bandies and IMs box-
Medium
HEIIIZ FAMOUS DATE PUDDING ,,,, 550
OLD. HEW EHGLA1ID STYLE HINCE MEAT 2
290
290
lest Foods &2ayonnaise anarlJ 42) c
Finis
7c
MIRACLE WHIP Quart 390
JELL-0 Choice of Flavors 4 for 220
CRISC0
3 ibs. 660
SPRY
3 lbs. 660
Large
bunch
Fancy Crisp
Utah Type Celery
150
Large Havel Oranges
doz.
490
CRANBERRIES
- - 350
Big Ripe Florida
GRAPEFRUIT
g SHOVDRIFT 3 65g
While Salin Sugar SaCk $5.87
$1.90
25 lbs. $1.51
Fisher's Blend
for.
GBAMnniR
Arizona
Seedless Doz.
290
Bakery Counters Featuring Two of the Most Delicious Cakes.
IP-iIva SPECIAL EGGNOG Bniler Cream
Filling and Topping, Big One
49 c
golded miris gbbe
Delicious lemon creme filling
with a fluffy boiled frosting, large one . . .
ianish Apple Cake 'S'iS JLS
Among the many varieties of dainties at these counters you'll find
Dates Bars and Brownies ym n.,. ,t 19 t
GOLDEN CRUST BREAD
large
loaves
250
Golden Crust Sliced Enriched Dread 100
Hard Rolls, Dinner Rolls, Duller Rolls do, 150
Old Hew England Hince or Pnmplrin Pies 250
French Bread 2 f or 150 Rye Dread 100
Prices luted here or? guaranteed until December 24, except flour;
which is subject to market changes. " ' i
49 Lb l.
High Tide Floor 49 $ 1 .49
Kitchen Queen Flour . i! $1.69
IIUCOA
2 it 450
IIILK or Swift's 3 for 250 d,. 990
STA-KRISP SODAS 2 A. 150
SUUKIST COFFEE 1 , 270
OLD GOLDEN
Lb..
270
SUNKIST CATSUP, 2 310
QcnararftlC Sunkist, White with Green F"
fiSparagilS Tip, Urge Square Can . Z50
Seedless Raisins Kg? IQg
Seedless Raisins STK 29 0
SUIISHIHE KRISPIE HONEY G RAH All or SODAS 2 ,b.29
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Order yonr Holiday Turkey now. We have
a large selection of fine yonng hen and iom
Turkeys, just the type yon have been look
ing forward to. Birds of all sizes and prices
to fit every pockethook.
on
While they last and what a variety to choose
from. A fine lot of Turkey hens and Toms
at very attractive prices.
Any Weight from 10 Lbs. Up
(Extra Fancy Birda at Slightly Higher Prices)
all
We Will Have a Larger Selection of Ducks, Geese, Hess, Fryers and
nabbiis Than Ever Before!
Swift's
Premium
CASCADE
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Amour's
Star
Skinned
Fancy, Half
cr Whole
OUR SPECIAL HI IAS
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We Will Bake Yonr Ham Free of Charge
DUSICK'S - YOUn. HOLIDAY FCOD IIEADIlDflllTEDS