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TKo QBEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, f vesa'ay Morning, December 7, It 13
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CntCUIT COURT I points guardian Rosa Hammer.
Lucille Shadley vs. Albert L. I Herbert Lulay estate; final order
Shadley; default dhrorce decree approves final account of J. A.
restores plaintiff maiden name, Lulay, evecutor, settles estate and
Lucille Chrlstopherson. discharges executor.
Bert Wesley Trosper vs. Mary- Martha M. firowneH st.t- r.
Virginia Trosper; default divorce cejp, of hel Finch BrownelL
decree restores defendant's mat- Mrs Dorothy Peterson and Frank
denname, Mary-Virginia Kennedy. l. Brownell
Norma Lee Corey vs. Billy J.I - . . . .
Porov- ordr dismiss!. I - .
A ,, , ... oi atois wara signs acKnowiedgs
A Mane McCulley vs. Eldonj fl.n ,har ftf M .,. - "
Wayne McCulley; arrange sepera- w Kari(s t'tA. MrmMm
Hon agreement giving custody otl t . . . .
child to Marie McCulley. estab- .js, ,n1 . ltH, w .
lishing support payments of $50 Turner '
per month, dividing property and , Tmblr rtater twits BV
responsibilities; divorce decree order of -ittion in ,ani t
granted and agreement approved,
t Myrl D. Jackson vs. Herta
Louise Jackson; property agree
ment eives two automobiles to
plaintiff, house and goods to de
fendant, restores defendant's mai
den name of Herta Louise Toelle,
all in event that decree of divorce
be granted.
Norris- G. Langsev vs. Flava
Langsev: default divorce decree
granted.
Beulah E. Howe vs. James H.
Howe: divorce decree restores
maiden name, Beulah E. Pleasant,
to plaintiff and certain personal
property.
Virginia Hard man vs. Waldo
Hardman; order restrains defen
dant from molesting plaintiff, or
child, and from mortgaging or
disposing of household goods.
Eloise Nelson vs. James E. Nel
son; plaintiff makes non-military
affidavit.
Monte Leonard vs. Eva E. Leon
ard: agreement between parties
gives custody of child to Eva E.
Leonard with $43 support money
per month in event divorce decree
Is granted.
Edna Boling vs. C. A. Boling:
divorce decree awards custody of
child to plaintiff with $50 support
money per month.
Harvey L. Clark is excused
from grand jury by order of Judge
E. M. Page.
State vs. V. A. Burnstedt; con
tinued until December 11 at 10
a.m. for imposition of sentence.
State vs. Leon DuBois: motion
of District Attorney Miller B. Hay-
den to resubmit indictment to
grand jury Is granted. .
Cases have been set for trial
as follows: in Judge E. M. Page s
department; January 7, Schmidt
vs. Wallace; January 12, Klefn
vs. Gentner; January 13 and 14,
state ex rel, Davidson vs. Has-
senstao; January lo, Barnes vs.
Thomas; January 19, Lettenmaier
vs. Cochran; January 20, Gouge
vs. Coolidge and McClain: In
Judge George Duncan's depart
ment; Decemberl3; Mortimer vs.'
Bowen; December 15. Mathers vs.
Mathers; December 17, Bloom vs,
Bloom; December 21, estate of F.
G. Stearns; December 23, Mat
ting vs. Lederer.
Vivian B. Morley vs. Murrel E.
Morley; counter affidavit of defen
dant alleges support payments
were made In the amount of $1100,
reply affidavit alleges payments to
have about $700 for plaitiff and
seven children.
Dick J. Heitschusen et al vs. L.
J. Tharp et al; complaint attempts
to quiet title to real estate.
PROBATE COURT
Harry Hammer and Clarence
Hammer guardianship; order ap-
LAVISH LUXURY
EASILY ATTAINABLE
ing certain property.
Ana B.' Thompson estate; order
approves final account of executrix
Lou Thompson, direct distribution
of estate and authorizes her dis
charge following filing f receipts
of heirs, i -. i -
Andrew O. Steelhammer estate;
order directs citation of heirs to
show why 'administrator John
Steelhammer should not sell cer
tain real estate f
Laura Faulkner guardianship;
order confirms sale of real estate
by guardian Lydia Grant,
'J Herman F. Rittman estate; stip
ulation between executrix Emma
Hill man and state treasurer agrees
that correct value of estate is $89,
761.88 instead -of appraised value
of $62,838.88 making tax assess
ments of $1288.89 due to state.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Lawson Lewis Kandra, 24, Mer
rill, soldier, and Dorothy Ruth
Day, 20, Salem, student.
Floyd C Turner, 24, Camp
Adair, soldier, and Betty L. Doty,
16, Wyoming, student. -
Edward A. Southworth, 20, 526
Lucento, it, Portland, electrician's
helper. -.-'--.--- -:- - -;
Matthew Tom Nix, 30, Wood
burn, farmer, and Mabel Anna
Siefert, 23, Hubbard.
JUSTICE COURT
Robert Russell Stone; violation
of basic rule; $5 and costs.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Duke Monte Gust, 1310 South
13th street; violation of basic rule;
$3 fine.
Hugh Paul Evans, route three.
Salem; failure to stop; $2.50 bail.
Verna McGregory, Salem Dea
coness hospital; running over fire
hose; $5 fine, with $2.50 suspend
ed. Earl Sloan, Aberdeen, Wash.;
drunk and Vagrancy; 30 days sus
pended. Margaret Leno and Vera Leno,
Grand Ronde; vagrancy; $25 each
and ten days in Jail, sentence sus
pended. Evelyn Westling, 294 Stark
Belmont, welder, and Laura M. 1 street, Woodburn; disorderly con-
Pie Social Nets
78.85 at Pedee
PEDES The PTA gave si pie
social at the high school Friday.
The net proceeds from the pies was
$78.85. - ." .
Lyle Van Dyke and sister, Joyce,
of Salem visited friends at Pe
dee and Ritner. Lyle was on fur
lough. He is a coast guard sta
tioned at Portland.
Mrs. P. M. Ritner has been in
Salem for a few days.
duct; $50 fine and ten days in
jail; sentence suspended.
Wilburn Sidney Russell; five in
driver's seat; $2.50 bail.
Robert Elton Erikson, 1800 State
street; reckless driving; $25 fine.
Wallace Bonesteele, jr., 1244
Saginaw street; running red traf
fic light; $2.50 fine with $125 suspended.
Funeral Services Held
For Sin Julia E Brown
ELDBIEDGE Fuaeral serv
ices were held Thursday in Salem
for Mrs. Julia JS. Brown who
passed away November 2t at a
Salem hospital. Interment was In
Pioneer cemetery. Rev. E. S. Fish
er officiating.
Julia E. Brown was born at
Crown Point, IndL, December 22,
1876. She moved to Oregon with
her parents when a young girl and
lived near Brooks. In 1898 she was
married to G. W. Brown. They
lived in the EXdrledge district for
19 pears. Mr. Brown preceded her
in death.
She is survived by one daugh
ter, Mrs. H. R. Scheurman of
Monmouth, two sons, Karl M.
Brown of Eldriedge-and Leslie H.
Brown of Forest Grove; one bro
ther, David Hart of Berkely,
Calit, and one sister, Mrs. Cora
Farrell of Portland. Grandchildren
are Elinor and Shirley Brown, El
driedge; Sandra Lee and Jimmy of
Forest Grove, Melvin Laddie
Brown of the army air force in
England, Gloria Joy Scheurman of
Monmouth, Opal Scheurman, stu
dent at Willamette university and
Milton Scheurman of Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Becker, Mr.
and Mrs. T. 2L Nusom and son
Terry Lee of Clatsksnle were here
Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Julia E. Brown. Mrs. Brown
was an aunt to Mrs. Becker and
Mr. Nusom. .V.;
- Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Edwards of
philomath were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Basmussen.
Miss Mary Jane Dardis of
Great Falls, Mont, niece of A. J.
Rasmussen, visited here the past
week with the Basmussen and F.
E. Hammet -families. She will
Silverton Organizes 2
iSix Dens Citl Scouts .'
SILVERTONisix iens of cub
Scouts have been l organized here
Vlth five den mothers chosen to
Include Mrs. Lowell Brown, Mrs.
P. Os Wade,-Mrji. jtver Myren,
Mrs. E. i U. :J- Kleemaii and Mrs.
Ralph Moseng. One more idea mo
ther is to be appointed, p
The cub scout I committee In
cludes J. i OrlieJ RusselL O Leo
nard Jones, : Lowen Brown,
Dwight Foote and! James Holings-
worth. ! ,
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Even tf you can effort! to it's a shame to waste food . . . . or money. With some things
it may be difficult to te!I when you are getting ''your money's worth". But with
you know vslues. Ssfeway invites your comparison of these and other typical Ssfeway
Values as proof that Savings are not frozen. WHY PAY MORE?
Flonr Kitchen Craft...
Flonr Crown
49-lb. sack $1.93
50-lb. $2.25
44-oz. pks. 26c
14 -or. pkr.
22c
Cake Flonr Gold Medal.
Uaffle Mix Doffs .
Pancake Flonr Aunt Jemima. .. .2 H-'b. 22c
Pancake Flonr Samnni 4l-x. 15c
Fleischnan's Yeasl 3 cakes 10c
Sngar
Pure Beet 25-lb. sack $1.49
.4S-s. pkf.
Oals
Mornlnx Glory...
Quick Oals H o
Quick Oals H O 2-lb. pkf.
Shredded Ralslon Cereal
All Bran
Kellosr
Posl-Tens
Assorted Cereals.
Inslani Oatmeal cupp-, t-ox. Pks.
l-lb. pkf.
...12-os.
.16-ox. pkf.
12-ex.
21c
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21c
11c
17c
22c
15c
This Week Use
Green
Stamps.
Expire
December
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Green Brown
Stamps Stamps
D-E-F L-IMI
Expire Expire
Janaair 2 January 1
Sugar
Stamp
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Coed far
S Lbs.
Expires
January IS
Peas. B-K 4 Sieve (!s
Beans BrUrgte s 0tllU)
Spinach J
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Tonalo Sonp "'J.1
Applejance ' .i".
Peaches " p" '
Margarine Sanny Bank (C
Ilargarine Dalewood () IA. pks.
Cranberry Sance c!Jg,,
Chili Sance Heins at pts.) un ox.
Lb.
14c
15c
17c
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16c
18c
18c
22c
14c
29c
Quality
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Filberts - Walnuts
Almonds - Pecans
(no peanuts)
Lb. Bag
4
Julia Lee
Wright's
Bi
Whole Wheat
Or Enriched Bread
11
Lb.
Loaf
12"
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Cheese-Ii Crackers Janlor pkf.
Grahan CrackersHne7 Maid. Z lbs.
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A eUUerUIU Van Camp, ox. pkf.
Salad Dressing Duchess, S ox.
Salad Dressing DBCh!
Iliracle Whip, Krafi
A-l Sance
Yellow Iluslard IJbby's, t ex. Jar
Pal Dog Food 8
Dog Wafers Mankind
Cigarettes
Sparkling Ualer Canada Dry, 2t ex.
Grapefruit Juice Tewn House, 41 ex.
Yt- TTHI nft Rich blend
11 ua iuu uoues
m ; . fi-ff-- Mild blend
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.1 os. bottle 27c I I 1
9c i Ibam
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on. Starchi-Makes1 Cottons
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Fleetwood Imperial
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This is Luxury Coffee... the same distinguished blend
maintained by the Dwight Edwards Company for over
forty years. No other coffee is better, richer, fresher
than Edwards. Try it today. Unless you like everything
about if . , quality, flavor, freshness ... your money
will be refunded. You can't lose.
LIBBY'S
SWEET SPICED
Green Tomato
Slices
A delicious pickle that
goes with everything.
No. 2 Yt
Jar
FISHER'S
FLOUR
Grahan -Tty!
I Whole Wheat
Cracked Wheat
j jCake Flour
In ! the 2-Pound
Handisacks I
Sacks
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Select just what you can use today while it 'a at its
best, and pay only for what you get by the pound.
Sugar
Loaf
13 pts.
No. 300
Tall Can
Regardless of cut or price, Safeway!
meat is cuaranteed to please youi
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fuMMAfun!! Arizona Marsh
UrapOlrUlI Seedless 5 lbs.
TV mm Fancy & Ex. Fancy Golden Delicious
iippiSS Unasnallr Fine Eating 2 lbs.
Cranberries Fancy Eastern . Ib.
OrangeS New California Valencia Lb.
Carrots Smooth local dip-top Lb.
f5ff U. S. No. 1 "Deschutes
IrOZaXOCS 23 lb. bar
quash
Your choice: Danish,
Hubbard or Marblehead
A Treat This Time of Year
Lb.
34c
19c
35c
9c
5c
G9c
3c
VelTeeta
5 pts.
Hole: Ilany New tower Poinl
rolnU
Per Lb.
Values
f& f Lb.
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& Blade Cut
WE HATE PLENTY OF THE EXTRAS' FOR TOTJK, SELEC
TION SUCH AS: COCOANTJTS. POMEGRANATES, , FRESH
DATES. HOT BOUSE TOMATOES, CALAVOS, G SAFES
PEAKS. ETC.
Special
32-OZ. . ':
Jar .
Old-Fashion ed Country Style - Regular 31c
RED HEN
OOLASSES
r BEVERLY
Peanut Cotter
l-lb. jar
for
A Grade Dec! Specials
Deo! Boas! Arm
Sirloin Steal:
Ground Be of
D:5! Short Pilss
Stanlder Peril EloosI
Peril k .
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27c
30c
20c
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31c
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TibbetU Brook
Citrus (Ne pts.)
2 lb. jar
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Colarca Fryers
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2-Ib. 4-oz
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