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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1942)
I- Tho OSEGON STATESMAN. SoIm. Oragon. TuMday Moraine Saptanaba 1, ;lS42 , ,, SmaU Groups Are Reported . . i. . . . . . . . -. Former South Dakota Family Buys Home in Salem Heights . SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Artz have bought the Silverton Park Picnic jlvan Stewart home on Madrona avenue and moved into their new home on Saturday. Mrs. Artz and daughter, Delores, have been living in Port- Gajtherings Wane as ' Summer Passes SILVERTON With summer . waning, picnic groups . at , the Sil . verton city park are growing " smaller each Sunday. Sunday of ..this week saw a double birth day party, a reunion, and church t and smaller family groups. Mrs. Bryan Gordon and her daughter, Anna Lou, of Silverton. Hills, met Mrs. Gordon's mother and broth . v Mrs. A n n a Livingston ' and Glenn of Monitor, at the park for a dinner and a day's outing. - ! Dallas Opens Service Club Thursday Evening Will Mark Opening; Camp Adair Men Guests An open house and Inspec- J tion. Hon of th Dallas Service Men's I H. F. land until last week. Miss Artz graduated from high school and the Hastings Business college of Portland this spring. They came to Oregon i from Aberdeen, SD, i two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Daadbum, son bod ana jvir. wooaoura s father, R. A. Woodburn, returned j Saturday from Newport where they had been on a week's vaca- Haldeman has returned . - - - I 4wrvr h TtoomncM. VtfMmital. He From Portland for. the day were club will be held Thursday. Sep-th . - J r r n A v-i. I . . M m ' nv I . wiu mis. uiiKu auu ucu 1 icillljcr o, Xium I u o y. uu lug daughter - in- law, Mrs.' Robert I program will be held at the en Larsell. Their son, Robert is now I trance of the armory and will in the armed forces. begin at 8 o'clock. Observing the birthday anni-1 Mayor Leif S. Finseth will pre- versary 01 M. H. Mnitn ana aiso the club to Col. Gordon H. of his three-year-pld grandson, McCoy who will officially accept Kenneth Smith, with a dinner in H on behalf of the men of Camp the park, where Mr. and Mrs! M. I Adair. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Donald jj jesidents of Dallas and vi Smith and Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs. Cmity are invited to attend and jui upeia ana &anara, wr. ana all interested are invited. Mrs. Robert Trimble and Ken- m . . ... . . t1. ""f-fZf 1?"; ST5 teAaTnmeTt of toe Camp Adair and Darwin aU or Silverton, and as well M all other men fromWoodburn, Mr. an Mrs. visiting here to any branch -of pral Parton and Wilma and Don- the iervIce is to be operated as na. me Emiuis are recenuy irom fl community project. Funds to norm riaiie, eo. . : : Jkeep it gomg are to be raised continuing me custom I cmi" I locally. the farm home of the late Mr. and ,J, cnriM t in mnmm Mrs. James A.Marts of near Mo- who are to hostesses. Girls lalla on the weddinganniversary o 18 or over may; junl0r hos , of the Marts, descendants of the tpss and all married women . couple held their reunion in thely senior hostesses. All who - park Sundays This would have will volunteer as such are to been the 65th anniversary. Botn register at the civilian defense -Mr. and Mrs. Marts died within a office immediately in order to be , few days of each other in Decern-1 authorized and accredited. Der, mree years ago. a aaugmer, v,irnilliri include, two Mrs. Francis Shilts, resides on the lamps, sturdy chairs, Marts farm where the family set- and daVenport. Mrs. Erie Ful tled 45 years ago, and where they gham is m charge of furnishing resiaea unui me aeaw 01 me par-1 rooma. . . . Mrs. C. T. Smithl canteen wr5 "VT chairman, will receive food do . Speld, Mo, and after a few laUoM after opning of we . monuis : rnuvw. tu ""M ciub. Fruits such as pears, grapes, xwnere xney came jo Oregon. prunes plum8 &nd appleSt . and iue iuV ; " J I nuta will be welcomed. . .Kagiana ana Mrs. kudt xjryan, both deceased.' and Mrs. J. B.I Many Donate To Red Cross Polk County Chapter Reports Organizations : Giving Time, Money - DALLAS j .Two hundred com fort kits were made and filled for the Polk county chapter of the American Red Cross by var ious groups or individuals in the county this month. The kits from Polk county were sent to Fort- Lawton, Seattle, and presented to nldiers as they emDaraea xoi foreign service. The following is a list of com-: muni ties, organizations or indi-f viduals who contributed gifts:. Mrs. Ruth Hyde, ; Ed J. Hime Mr. Voight, Mrs. J. E. Johnson, Dr.W, L. Pemberton, Mrs. George DeGraff, Hilton's Garage, Myra Starbuck, Mrs. J. R. . Allgood, Mary Starr, Mrs. Lloyd Hughes, Mrs. Walter Muir, Dallas Wom en's club, Mrs. Merritt Hart, Mrs. Sofia Schmidt, Apostolic Faith church,; Mrs. Florence Hunter, Mrs. N. S. Guy, Mrs. Sidney Whit worth, Mrs. Jessie ' Shelton, Mrs. Rea Craven, August Risser, Mrs. V. a Williams, Falls City; Sta forn family, Mrs. Anna Kestler, Jane Crider, Robert Van Orsdel family, ! Ballston, Rickreall, West Salem, Monmouth, Independence, Mrs. Carl Kreft,' May vJudkins, Junior : Women's club, Mrs. J. A. Freeman, Mrs. 1 Ray Plummer, Miss Helen Thiessen,' Mrs. J." A. Hoover, Circle Three Methodist church, Mrs. C C Gardner, Lew isville, .Airlie, 2na, Missionary, Spring Valley Sunshine club, Lin coln Good Will club. Brush Col lege Helpers, HE. committee ; of Brusb! College . grange,- Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mrs. C 'J. Enstad, Mrs. Susan! vMcCubbins, Miss Jessie Allwortb, R. H. Richter, Mrs. Lather Martin, Mrs. Oscar Hay- ter, !Mrs. 1 William Toedmeier, Grande Ronde. ' ., ' Perrydale Good Wfll dub. Oak Grove Women's club, Eola, .West Salem, Lions club, Mrs. Erie Ful- gham. Domes Peak, Mrs. ;W.- v. Fuller, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Val- seU ?Mill Union. No. 4692, Mrs, W. Ll Soehren. Miss Mary Starr Ibuckf A-BL Cadle and. Mr.' and Mrs. George Kurre. . - To pupervisc Music; : LEBANON Miss Lois' Guther who f was ; graduated from the school .of jnusic at Jthe University of Oregon m June will be super visor of musie in the Silverton schools this fall. - Simpson Funeral v To Be Wednesday . .-i .- .- . . ; r - ' . : SMTTHFIELD Aug. Sl-John Paul Simpson, 79, died Sunday at Dallas following a four weeks illness. Funeral services will be held . from the Hinkle and Bow man Funeral home, Dallas, at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.' Bur ial will be in the Etna -cemetery near Crowley. t : Mr, Simpson was born in On tario, Canada, November 19, 1863. He is survived by his widow, Zula Myers Simpson, three sons, two daughters and six grandchildren. The sonsare Kenneth Simpson, Lincoln, Neb.; .Corp. George Simpson, Fort Ord, Calif.; and Ross' Andrew Simpson, Dallas. The daughters are Mrs. Margaret Phillips, Monmouth, and - Mrs. Faith Campbell, Dayton, Lebanon Woman Kicked by Horse y LEBANON Helen Johnson of Harlan was brought to the Leban on hospital Thursday night with severe face bruises and lacerations and a possible fracture the result of being kicked In the- face by a horse. She went to get her saddle -horses when a wort horse stand ing, between her and the riding uvioc vcvoiuc "v.ve -,.s kicked her. 1 f ' - ' Goes to Klickitat . LEBANON Miss Susan Fry who has been spending her "vaca tion in, Lebanon left Thursday, for Klickitat, Wash. She will, be principal of the grade .school. . mm u r m O ''I I . .... vk--- money-saving foods How one, wife made one husband f Mbappwr Spdd ennounctmnt on arQer shopping days Henceforth Safeway ads will run- in your daily newspapers early in the1 week -and Safe way's low advertised prices will be effective from Tues day up to and including Saturday. This means you can get your big ' order early in the week when there are no crowds and. still be able' to 1 take . advantage of Safeway's -low. advertised prices. ' New Store Hours, Beginning September 8 .Week Days (Including Saturdays) ' 8:39 a-m. to 7 p.m. Sunday (Sunday Stores) ll-.OS a.m;U 7 p. as. Just to see for yourself, clip out this column of typical Safeway values good all week, and compare the prices with what you would have to pay elsewhere . And re member ALL Safeway prices are low! afayY specialty loa aduertised prices are -riou eff eetiue Tuesday thru Saturday! CHERUB MILK, small can .6 for 24c I iare: Oxydol Granulated '24-ox. Soap box Fisher of Olinda, Calif., Mrs. Bene r - - T . 17 . Catonx of Spokane, Mrs, Hattie Ur6g011 IS T TCC Of Pear Psylla Crackers 17c Shilts. Mrs. Florence. Hardy, Mrs. Francis Shilts, George Marts and William Marts all of Molalla, Mrs. Landy Parrish of Valset2, John Marts, of ' Harrisburg and Mrs. Charles'Krauger of Salem. : Present Sunday were Mr. and Canned Ililli Cherub Oregon is entirely free from pear psylla, scouts who have made a thorough survey 01 tne pear Mrs. George Marts,' Mrs. Hattie fuig section in which the in Shilts: Mr. and Mrs. Francis festation was found on six trees Canned IIiUica325c Carnation, etc . . EjwardV Coffee pLu. 27 c ALPINE MILK or Carnation 6 baby tins 25c AIRWAY COFFEE ; 1 lb, pkg. 20c NOB HILL COFFEE I ; , l ib, pkg. 23c CANTERBURY TEA. Black M lb. pkg.'l9c UPTON'S TEA. Black s V4 lb.-pkg. 24c KOOL AID. Asst. Drink Mix -2 pkga. 9c HEBSHEVS COCOA ,, 1 lb, can 14c BORDEN'S HEMO. for health, 1 jb. can 59c SANKA COFFEE. Reg. or drip..Jb, Jar 38c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. Town House, 48 ox. 20c TOMATO JUICE. Sunny Dawn. No. 2 can 9c WHOLE BEETS. All Gold, 2 No, 2 cans 25c CREAM CORN. Country Home. No. 2 can 12c ! SOUP MEC Minute Man -2 pkta, 15c MACARONI 25 ex. pktys. 23c CHEAMETTES MACARONI 2 pkgt. 15c BREAD. Julia Lm Wrighfa BITZ CRACKERS. Nabisco,. AYi lb. 12c lb. Cta. 21c l21bs.31e KRISPY CRACEEES. Sunshine . FLEESCHMAITS YEAST JS cakes 10c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR. La. pka. 23c. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. - 49 lb sack $1.95 KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR. 49 lb. sack. $1.59 FLOUR. Harvest Blossom, 49 lb. sack $1.49 MAXIMUM SALT. Plain or iodized, 28 ox. pkc). .7c MOLASSES, Gold Brer Rabbit 12 ox. botfle MAPIUNE. Crescent DEL MONTE PEARS. . 18c .2 ox, boL 28c 130 ox. Jar 25c PEACHES, Castle Crest -v No. TjYx can 19c JELL WELL, Asst Desserts pka. 5c MARSHMALLOWS. Fluffiest, lib. " cta.- 14c MARSHMALLOW CREME. Kkid's 24 ox. lor .. ; 23c Shilts, Mrs. Agner Daugherty and near Milton Just a year ago.have .u.1.11. ur. t.-i. t, chief of the division of plant in- v:;Th dustry of the state department rwu. vr.,ffpr Mr anrt Mr v oi agriculture. L. Van Blaricom, Miss Pauline A hundred per cent inspection Fn.t.r and Mim Andra Gretforv of pear trees was made in the of Salem; and front Portland, Mrs. Milton-FreeWater area and the Marie Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. C. survey carried from there west t. LrA-r.nn nrH Morviin nH to Portland. No indication of the "... v.. j I . J Tl Bobby Anderson. ; ; nuo7 w" n 11 c M-i " " Mruuk tuuiuj service . The 8Urvey just completed was Hnnrrl Name Clerk : . made by Inspectors Downing and DALLAS Violet Larson of Newhall of the federal bureau of . Dallas has been named to re- entomology and plant quarantine. place Max Graves as clerk of Pr?mPt ion , w" te4ken m iv- roguing and burning the trees on Polk county. Miss Larson , has whifh the infestation was found .been manager of the credit bu- reau office in Sheridan. She has McKenndn said also that ef Wdrked as clerk in the Dallas fective September 5 a new stan- alctivc aervice office and ! Is Ixiard container for pears will be accustomed to the work. in use in this state. The new lug r.ravM whnu rpsiffrvatinn be-1 is 4, 4. 4 or 5 inches comes effective September l.'will deep. 11 Inches wide and 16 In mnloved at the Dallas Ma- inches long, all inside measure- chine and Locomotive Works of- ments. This is the same lug. that fire. He has been clerk of the is already in use for peaches but board since its organization ' in is now made official for pears 1940, ' I also. Cheese Battleground ' Lb. 23 c noun 1.79 Snowdriii : 3 2i Shortening Wesson Oil Qt. can 68 c 50c Salad Oil Qt. soap chips Ivory Seap 2 1 19c Large Bar " CATSUP Red HiU 14-os. bottle lie Peanut Duller 2-ib. jr 39c Real Roast Ilargarine Lb. pkg. Sunny Bank 17c 1 rYM JL LL' i X I I I 1 . I I : lUfardlesi of cat or price SJcwsy smb wjjjajtyd to bs WoW and )iikv--ot aH yo momy bc Veal Shoulder Roast Tender lb. 280 Veal Steak u.35c Frankfariers S 28c Lnnch Heals IS 33c Link Sausage Lb. 33c Smoked Liver Sansage Lb. 27c Pan-Beady" Chickens Haliiul 81iced, Lb. 35c Colored Fowl u.47c Colored Fryers Lb. 57c Top quality fryers and fowl drawn, dressed and ready for. the pan! Na waiting, na charge for this extra service. Remember all prices shown here are for poultry's r. net aressea weignti SAFEWAY IS COOPERATING WITH THE WASTE f FATS COLLECTION DRIVE FAT.'.CU SOAPS. BLEACH, White Macjic. Vi gaL 17c PDBEX BLEACH, Vt gaL Jug 24c ELASTIC STARCH, 12 ox. pkgsv 8c CLOTHES LINES; 50 ft. pkg. 25c KITCHEN BBCOMS Xach . 39c SOIL-OFF CLEANER, Qt can 60c Sn-Parb Soap Has a hand lotion ingred ent for your protection. 24-ox. Box 19c 5S37e LIQUID WAX Aero ,QL 45d FLY RIBBONS. Falcon -4 fog 6c nniso Sneeze-less Soap 220 24-oz." box 1-;" --v.:---' .v'-'-. , PUSSN BOOTS. Cot Food, i 4 os. cans ,-. .18c Ilargarine Troco VM3EU MUM . SHIRLEY OSBORN, - Aircraft Worker of SanDiego, California, says: Baking Scda 2lSc . A.AH. Dny 7ar Bonds Y7ilh ihe Honey Yon Save al Safeway CRAB MEAT, Amer., No. Vi cn 35c Parowax l-Ib. pkg. lie r-" I Tl ' .. l sailimiiiniiiiiii MMMBtfSfruar ... Hprn.- -T? Cera Flakes 215 C Albers Giaarelles 2 pkgs. Raleigbs, Camels, etc. JNo. Vx can 23c 12 os. can 31c TUNA FLAKES. SWIFTS PREM . DEVILED HAM, Underwood No." SWEET PICKLES. Libby 12 ox. lar : ' .... Tcnaio Juice . All Good 46- 19c RIPE OLIVES, Lindsay Extra large .Uo. 1 CHILI SAUCE. Moneta , 12Vi ox. Jar : 13c v 19c 19c 15c 41- Grapelrdi Jnice Town noose 20c CHILI SAUCE. Heinz 12tt ox. for 5c Tcaaices Gardensido MUSTARD, Nalley's Horseradish 9 ox. bottlt . 9c PEANUT BUTTER. Bawly. BVi ox. Jar Caps , Economy Dox. 17c. Favorite boxes 17 c : Safeway HomemaAers Bureau- JULIA ItX WRIGHT. Dincfa j CHEESE. Kraft Amer., 2 lb loaf Velveeta . .12c .65c Van Camp's 4 Macaroni . s2i pkirs. 1 Box Free When Too Buy 21 190 Tcndcroni - 1 Box Free V Eduards CoBde New Vie,Tb.Z 270 SPBY Shortening B) lb. can 690 SEIORTEIIIIIG &fta 3ib.nS90 SanduictSpread ??250 Gaisnp Red JIU1 - Tasty, Tangy bottle Tonalocs All Good In Jnice No. 2Y can 150 P&G Soap White Naptha Laundry Soap 4 b"S 150 Scntrile Clean-ser.oaa 4c Du Soap 4& 23 c TTccdiary'i 20c 4 bar deal Ivory Soap For Every Household Use . 4 Bed. j bars 5P RY-KRISP. Ralston's; 13 ox. pkg. 15c CHEERIO ATS. Sperry 2 pkgs. 21c QUAKER OATS ' Reg. or Quick Igo. pkg. 24c. POPPED WHEAT or Elco -2 pkgs. ; ,17c ' . wt . . . M . . . ...1 . Mf t J-it M Mus IB Muiiy yo coptcMiy( w u iwnmta i jvm agwy. Xho tmcho ci flow-burnlnj (S Pdnclive Soap Made of Palm and . - Olive Oils 2 130 T M08S.MOtS.S)08t WKY M THS mmo) sm oaost ai isatawsa m I VVWttWaT Sr swf aw aw CO 11 CU SHOWItC ON II 11.11. p. I 111 f4 r ii aslis"-' X X M J SI fa " ' a. d j i just cArrr comvincs y tVSSANO.mlL'KMMC. TRAT SAYI BVTTtWTS MtON6MI8.DOSBS. sarcwavis .ASEKCSrSOOO rymwEwnx ft aaaaaSaw a irwtwY Pacts am OSUS WEEX.WU 0U6HT1O lOLMoac womhi asotr R frSWCTTSMASOnSJUBUI IDTEUASAWQr WOMSM ASM CAM M DBS - AovEanswa, awsooestsur TtVSZt x . naaa asfBaafa UAlurscrr TWS BAM YPtCML" 1 v u .v. VP! ITS AU. DONf, DEML 7. WWOH WITH mux bs ORsea on a wracosy how. SARwayoxnianw fCICCS AKC NOW 600O . ! 'Y BT.:X XTTX.TW .1 43 Why dont yoa c your Waw , erder.on a weekday too? Not only will you Lave more time to play 7 on week-ends, but youU be able to shop mors leisurely if you get yjpa big grocery order on weekday. Saieway'a specially ' low advertised prices, yon Imow, ara now good Tuaday through Saturday. " 7"1 r '' 'T "nr-trTE 'r 7alc,CA"VTTrV ,1 - -:,.. cetitalns LC55 illCOIiriS tf tut - su l te?i td&ZU ! tl Vl I1