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Oregon-State 1
Uncbvercd
Deputy State Treasurer Fred
. PauTn,. while rusomaging through
vault in the tUte treasury de
partment here "Ttmrsdajv found
$15,000 of unpaid bonds Issued
by the state under date of April 1,
1881, to cover claims incurred in
the Modoc-Indian warr - "
The claims were approved by
the Oregon legislature in 1878 and
Were in. J500 and $1000 denomina
tions sad.', were termed . "war
bonds. They drew interest at the
rate-of 7-per cent and were pay
able on January 1, 1890.
T Paulus said the bonds had been
written but those found here ap-
Moye'Into Neif Home ;
LYONS The Clarence Jung-i
wirth family moved Saturday Into
their new home they recently purr
chased from Mr. and Mrs. 'Clyde
Bressler. r Mr. and; Mrs. Ralph
.( r. u ' -
parently never were formally is-
They were payable at the state
treasury department, i y :
Birchfield have moved Into the
apartment over the Tavern vacat
ed oy the J un worths. -v,
Pliilips r.Iar!iel3 7ool
'SMITHiTEIJaI2mer Olson of
Independence sheared .sheers far
AUyn Philips c Wednesday and
xnursaay oi last week. On Satur
day Philips took the wool ta Sa.
lent to market.
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Tomato Juice pressed from red ripe Juicy Tomatbesl
3fr
Lcrrja c5 os. Tin
; Iwm Ml Tdl Fall CImmi
11 IHat
Points
Rich in nutrition and healthful mfnersla . .
Tastoful and tantalising for any tlmo of tho day. .
-' " . ' : :r-' .-vv.;::- t:;-:0''?ir;::
.: Serve this rich tomato juice before meals or send it in - the lunch
thermos. It's a grand pickup, it's nutritious and healthful for any
. member of the family. Tops for a breakfast I beginner. Add a little
lemon juice and Worcestershire sauc for a tasty dinner coektaU. Too.
win like the rich, smooth, mellow taste of this fine tomato juice.
Knox Gelatin, 1 Is., tor salads or desserts, 19
Tri. Mjmr C Sitlmt
Makes 12 Fell Classes
Mavis Ccla
12 es.
Settle
Use SaM Ne. 23
Expires May 'tl, 1941
j ' Fire ffuf '
Dog Food
I 5c
!-::. . i
My-Te-Flne Caiidied
SSJ PiekUs .
19c "
Lindsay Largs Pitted
Ulpo OHvos
PL
Buy the Best In Brands
My-Tt-Fina Coffeo
Owned Vrmk MmnT
PiMttd Ftwei PeHr-
DeUvereaVFmk DtOIy
Slnaat bland eC ooffea for
lew Cavort
k Fic(o.29e
rJSa My-To-FIno Tomato Jlthco, T'o. 2, 10c
Crescent VcII Pcpor Clocncr, 10 oz lEc
Gravy Mastcrt 1 J bz 15c
Modium Walnuts, 1 lb., 25c j
iS: Jacobs Mushroom Piocos end Stems 0ox.Dc
TRrtft iviqpsjc
tVench's : Vcnnia, 2 os., 29c
French s Paprika, 1 oz., 10c
Tiny Tot's Ccrccl, 21c
Vcno Cleaner, Gcln 53c
DuttcWJoxesfcr Refrigt:rqtcri?1 5c
Cclo Dbg Food, 0 oz 10c
frW MT Ormy Suflii
Broadcast Is .
SeL Service
Lien 'Schirdayl
Service mca,e3.tcrtilied by ci
vilians ox Salem on numerous oc
casions In-recent' months, "arai to
do the entertaining Saturday
nisht, presentfsa a USO-spoa-
sored Droadc&st over IwLtl from
the downtown United Frvirm n.
anIzatIons cluhrooms. Adj. C TL
i nomas announced Thursday. ".
' The 53-minute" broadcast:
natins; in the upstairs loans of
me U5Q dub which Thomas di-
recta, wQ be Dresented bv tan
from Salem air base, and Is: to 1
include a skit, "Ten Minute
Break,,.wHli CpL Steven R. Mc-
iersoa and Pvt. Arthur Hazard
as Derformers. A vocal mmh k
spi. itooert anl and other music
by CdL Charles . Zahn'a martt
are also scheduled. Warrant Of
ficer J. C Kay is to be master of
ceremonies.
Seenndbee Is Howm the - USS Wolverine
Both the broadcast and the
tertainment foUowins; it at " 9
o'clock are to be ooen to the nub.
lie, Thomas said. CpL James Hor
ace, prozessionai magician prior
to entering, the service, is to pre
sent 'majrfc sets." and Set Ken
Woods, unl cyclist, will perform.
a classical recordinea bmr . la
eseaaahic tat Lake Sllehlgaa is the t erseer lake steamer, Seandbee, new the TJS3 ITelverlae, which
seaverted late an alreraft earner trsuuaa aam. TBe vreiverme sum a xuxnt neck apprexiaaaUiLr
that ef a eesobat aircraft earrler-Assectsted Press Teleaoai.
Leslie Ninth Grade Class
Plans Fareivell Program
on the program for 2 tx m. Sun
day, a community sing for 7:30
p. m. ,. -
April Arrests
Net $12,000
State - DOlice ooeratives made
1358 arrests for traffic law viola
tions, with fines of ail as? is
durnig April, Charles P. Pray,
superintendent of state Dollce, re
ported to Governor Earl ' Snell
Thursday;- ,: :?;
Thirty-four arrests were for
drivinK while intoxicated while 5
resulted from reckless driving.
Arrests in the general law en-
:orcement division numbered Sf
with fines of $3774.10. There were
J7 acquittals. , -
There were 110 arrests in the
game code division and .two ar
rests in the commercial fisheries
code division. Fines in the game
code division aggregated $2296.60.
Class day exercises for students
of the ninth grade at Leslie junior
high school wm be held Tuesday
at 130 p. m. in the school audito
rium. .
Parents will be ' welcomed by
Norman 'Undburgh, and the pre-
sentauon or . certificates and
awards will be made by B.
Tavenner, principal, and Miss
Phoebe McAdams.
"Hafl to LesUe ffiA." elaaa mr
will be sung by students of the
ninth grade.
The 'class Dlav. Toum TAan'm
Fancy." has - the followinr cast:
rai Brock. Betty : Buhler. Frank
Prince Frank Brown. Dale Par-
nell, Delores. Clement; Dick Cra
ven, Carl Reinwald and Delores
Musical parts of the
will be under the direction of Karl
Thelen and J-Dss Gretchen Kream
er, and the I play was. directed bv
Miss Vivian ; Carr. . Miss Phoebe
McAdams Is class advisor. 1
i
Ninm grade students who will
receive certificates- are:
George Adams,' Betty Albert. Cor-'
don Albcrs, - L.a Andrews, Barbaora
Aadma. Donald Baal. STanees Balrar,
Jo Eileen Bauer. Jim Barlow. Tad
Baum, Edwin Becker, Beatrice Blake,
Neil Boehmer. Dora Bohaaan. Jaomia-
Une Boock. Bob Bridgaa. Ectber
Briggm. Patrlda Brock. Bobby Brown.
Frank Brown. Let Jean Brace. Rich
ard Budloac, etty Buhler. Mlltoa Bur
ger. Viola Bums. . Wynard BUrright,
Lois Bmris. Hugh Byrkit. Bob Can-
t4b14 TVasm riniMn Janvmaa Pepll
lane Carson, Jim Carter, Trances Cax-
w. norma ua. uidu, i asriiio. nsian
Mao Caswell. Jo Ann Cater, Charles
Clement. Winston Cobb, CaroUne Cof
fer, Delorls Conyerse, Bruce Coon.
Trmft rnr. TiW rVamn Tm Pr4Hfwtm
fVtYlm Jam Haviifuw V.Im I
Robert Deacon, frank Deckebacn, Da
vid DeLetm. Iawrene DeLann.. Don.
aid DimbaL Bett Doda. Dean DoaiL
Don Drees. Bonnie Early, Ardith Eck
stein. Anna Mao Xngland. NeU Eng
land. Darlcne Evans. Nancy Farrar.
Jack FKzmaurice, George Foot, Glenna
Foat. Lo jToIz. Tom rani. Hiwh
Franklin
Yvonna Gardner, Warner Gaub,
Florence Gilbert, Betty Goff. Jerry
Boletta Grant. Dm Graa.
Grenx, Adeline Grinde. Alice Grind e,
Wayne Gwynn. Dean Hagedorn. Goldle
Har-1. Paul Hal. Khtrln Rail. vlm
Bamel. Jim Hand. - LaVerne Hardy.
3mmL ttmt Hmtsmw0mm ant TT.nU bul
ard Barriaon, Virginia Hawkins. Del-
mar tuniun, soaunce Hensenroeder.
Melrm Hilnker, Jim Hill. Dorothy
Hallia- Dmii Hnlmi Rnlyirt u'
land, Phyllis Hunter, Irnert lufer.
JaQuith, Beverly Karsten. Madeleine
unuci - iuhwmt. - - aiqie
Richard Lawrence, Raymond Leon-
nardt. Charlotte Ugntfoot, Norman
Lindburg. Harold Long. Irene Lough,
Harvey f mrt lal. Donald Lucas. Jack
Lata. Carrol Gene Mason. Ralph Mc
Allister, Jerry McCormack, Booita
mcis.ee, Ajonaia aiciaugniin, Harold
Meyers, Frances Michael. Kenneth
Miller. Janet . NieoU. Robert Osborn.
Wayne Pack. Dale ParneU,- Margaret
Paxson. Betty Pearson, Dean Peter
son. Delores Peterson, Earl Phipps,
Beverly Plant. Leonora Pogue. Shir
ley Pound. Frank Prince, Joyce Qulne.
Margaret Reader, Mary Cixabeth
Setnnart. Carl Reinwold. Aileen Key.
no Ida. Violet Richards. Bruce Rogers.
Kenneth Schroeder. Juanita Schwab
bauer, Joan ' . Schwabbauer. Melvin
Sheets. 'Arlene Sheldon, Harold Sher
man. Dudley -81ater. Suzanne Small.
Charles Smith. Everett StaatS. Janice
Stagga, EUa Staples. George Stender.
Marvin Strode, Larry Sullivan, Lucille
auBosrua, uaig xayior, Wallace Tay
lor. Adah Mae Teel, Fay Thomas. Rob
ert Thompson. Maxlne Toeva. Barbara
Upjohn, Warren V alder. Leata Van
diver. Glen Vergets. " Jack Vickers.
Norma Vossler, Maydeen Walden,
Esther Wallace, Berna Wall. Bessie
Walling. Pearl Webster. Betty Wed
more, Barbara Wejdner, BiU Wenlg,
Betty White. Dick White ly. Bob Wil
hama. Charlotte Williams, Irene WUIm
schen. - Edith Wilson. Glen WUtsey,
Etta Mae Wise, Abby Marie Wood.
Mary Wright. Bonney Zimmerman,
Carl Zimmerman. Donald Zose.
Get Decoration Day Supplies Now at Fred Meyer
-Crocery Sectkans :L
Need
Here Is a complete stock of all
ths food and supplies you win
Bead for the holiday; make year
selections sow.
Chhasi Plates, 8" e; S for 25e
AHae Plates. IS". SO: 8 for 25e
Table CloUi Seta, 1 elo and four
samaxBS, c; s for zse
Bibboe Cold Ctrps, 9e; S2Se
BibbM Haadlo Cold Ctrps, e;
S far Z5e -Weed
Spoons im1 Ferka, Set
; 3 far 5e
Paper Plates and Sections,
lOK inch, e; 8 for 25e
Blbbon Napkins, 9e; 8 for 2Se
Parity Plaoea, 9c j 8 fee 25
Fr4- Meyer Cracery Smiltmi
Sugar Stamp" No. 12 Good for 5 Pounds
Vhitb Satb Sugcr
Exeelhnit for canning and for an types ef
' table uses. Buy your sugar now and avoid
the 'montk
. stamps.
. rash for redemption . ef
Vhito Satin Powd. Sugsr 1 7c
Wim Mayer Cussry St
Minute Man
Soup Mix
8c
2 for
15e
New West
Apple JlIICO
No, 30i-,nv
Can doC -
Aibera i
Carnation Oati
fatre White and Creamy
a ft. rnL tit
if WJw,!
X- Risncho.:;
Noodlo Soup Mix
Uisconsin Sharp Cheese Potato 45c IB,
TILLMIOOE CHEESE Points 37 c lb.
IIELLOUEST CEIEESE r.iLu 35c lb.
IIY-TE-FEIE CHEESE Points
BATTLE GROUND
IB.
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Paints
rTTi n r;r?flTP ttti it - t
Points
Freet Meyer Grocery Section
lb.
Bill Burns
Outstanding
' Dli-k Pi rfra aLa
That Simply Melts
in Your Mouth
Vita Deo 100
Natural Whola
V AVhoat Dread
Loaf ue2)
ST' - T- 3 -
A FlSed with vitamins for your
xamuy. tstays zresn and la ten-
: der golden crusted. . . An excel-
lent' bread for r sandwiches and
school lunches, ' . '
; i ; My-Te-Fina Milk Dread. 1 Vi lbs., 14o
&T: Utiio cr TOsb ntcsi Drcsd 12c
Chocolate f!ut Fudge Cafte
' 2-Iayer Round Cako
Serves 8 to 10 Portions
Studded with Oregon wainiit, topped with chocolate
mage icing, xou'll Berye this delicious cake often!
Almond StruesscI Coffeo Cako lOe each
Serve hot for breakfast tomorrow.
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My-Te-Fine Vitamin-Enrithed White Breal,
12 Vic, I lbs. - nj
Stays fresh and moist for sandwiches. '
Bill Burns was selected fev the
Civics Club Of Salem senior hi oh
school as the Outstanding mpmlwr
of the graduating class, it was an
nounced Thursday morning at a
! special senior farewell assembly.
Burns chief work has been with
vuuwa aumuau as manager in
addition to 'serving ai Dresident ,
1 of the Sigma Lambda chapter oi '
4v ..! , i r.
i uuuur society, a mem
ber of Snickpoh and a host of
other extra currimlar artivi.
I citizenship candidate, and Janet
Rogers, girls' leame nresident and
Hi-Y sweetheart; were runners
up for the honor. ,
Legal Notice
FfW Sf.
aTaftery girelsaj
Wash WindcAvs Cleaner
and Faster! 4
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CecscnZcro
islsSnhsmsde
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For Cookiaf Farpeset
Cluo Ribbon Malt
. 3d-. 49c
i:
Perfect Qolden Halves with loads of flavor
IFoo U M a voir. 1? ea (slhes
vUlli
v
No. rv rzi . r1
Can- 7 tzJ 1 f 1
fkked at the Peak ef the SeasoeV ' k'
Fatkei Vith NatnraJ Flavor tad Isles'
Serve these delicious peaches for break -fast
with cereal or serve them in
in pastry.? ia cp-cide-own cakes. Their
flavor is tabeatabla and ; are packed .
with the natural flavor and taste cf '
fresh, firm, tender peaches.
Sfayer C tmUmm' ;"
V
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Oea tss cleaaing water for faster
: rieaamg aaa atipy
. . wars and 'twC "
. Caceatrstew
Lars
21c
Excellent for Salads or for Meat Dishes
Lcrscn's Vcrjrll
lc 2 for
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113
25c
i2c:3
Points
Serve la salads or serve as an accom
paniment with meats or fish. Packed
with flavor and In glass jars that may
be need for canning latac
JW Jfttrar
; ' vFeeVt
CrsaalatcJ Zap
Pa!aioSve
Size
r:ic3 cccd f-irAy n;;u r.:s:JDAY
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Pcpulir CigarcHei in Packages of 50
Cc.-ncls,' Old Gc!d3, Z:n:p Wcrris
"Fist o) hOe
50s
2 Flats
65c
Cunels in ready-to-raail packajrs which mar be sent to
those in service for only 24c first class postage.
15c Cock lafitchcs, 1CC3 Ii;Sti to cfn., 2 cartons far 25 e
Fr&ca Albert o Velvet, 2-es. packet packers,
ICs Cmrns U;!tter Flints, 2 flints & wick la ;iu!, 3lCe
ciGAntrniis
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Ealetxhs
HmU
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Xleelwssds '
s cipere
eri:iaa
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Tot we have ; your favorite.
tranfl. Ton know they're fresh
at Irel lleytr. :
15-cx. $1.15 Vi!, i
THU Covne I
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Uailt S cans. I
Adults cnJy. J
free L'fr ;
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trU A'arec TaWe fastis ZZZZZ-m-JZ" 1
NOTTCB TO CKEDITOBS
NOTICE IS HEPmv nrvrrhr
that the undersiatned. hv an rTtt
of the Circuit Court of the State
of. Oregon, for thm r,x,r.
Marion, duly made and entered
on me 4th day of May, 1943, were
appointed loint Evpnit?iM v.
Estate of Walter T. Jenks, de
ceased, and have duly Qualified
as such. ; ,
All persons h .a v f n ritm.
against, said Estate are hprohv
notified to present the same, duly
verified as required by law,-and
with the proper vouchers, to the
undersigned Exenti-iM . c
lem, Oregon, within six (6)
months from the date of the first
i publication of this nntir M
first publication being made the
sx oay or May, 1943. -EDITH
MAY JENKS STULLER
andMABLE p. SAVAGE .
, Ezacutrices .tf the Estate- of
Walter T. Jenks. tw..c
W. W. McKINNEY
Salem, Oregon . . " :" .
Attorney for the Estate
nrst Publication: May 21, 1843
A-uoixcauon June 15, 1943
, - : . ay 21-28 J. 4-1118
T" i : ' '
NOTICX ' OF. BlVICtr
EQDAXJZAITOIV nv iom
m 0OWO
KSNT ROLL OF PUBLIC SEXY-
ICS FnOPEXTlXS
The state tax
by gives nubile nnHe t....
provided that It win attend in Its
omce at me capital on ihe second
Monday in June. 1914 . m.K
Udy examine the assessment roU
y made, and review the same,
and correct all rmr tn
Jtion, description.: cruantitlea or
Qualities of property by it assess
able and in apportionments of as.
tessmenU made hv It: and it shall
be the duty of the persons and
companies interested to appear at
ana place appointed,
i Petitions Or aDnlieatinne tnr the
reduction or Change of annortinn.
ment Of a nartimlav anamMnt
Jball be made in writing, verified
by the oath of the applicant it
president; secretarr ' nmifinf
asent or attorney in fact, and be
filed with the cocsniisslon on or
before the day the commission Is
required bv law tn m,.i
j board cf review, and any petition
cr eriPcauca net so raada, veri
fied and filed shall
ered or acted upon by the com-
tnissioa. . j
; stats tax cois.ncs:on
By Cari-L, Fisher I I
Commissioner and Cecre
tary. lTy-21-23-J-4.