The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 13, 1944, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text- 5. OrXGON STATESMAN, Salem, Orjoru Friday Morning, October I3IS44 page he: ! Hazel Green Has 71 Pupils Enrolled HAZEL GREEN The II a z el Green, school has 33 pupils in the upper room taught by Mrs. Violet Dick and 33 in the lower room taughLbx Mrs. Loren Stettler; , LastFridajr the boys softball team went to Central Howell and beat them 22 to 12. Zena Teacher Absent ZEN A Mrs. Lloyd Allen, teacher T ot the -Zena school has been ill this week and Mrs. X. X i Mickey, former teacher at Lincoln i substituted for her. VaUoy Births SILVERTON Born to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wolf, Aumsville at the Silverton hospital, October 8 a son. KAV'poN Born to Mr. and Mrs.1 W. G. Klopfenstein, October 10, a girl, at the Silverton hospitaL. 'MONMOUTH-rA d a u ghler, Sandra Lee, was born Oct 4 at San Diego, to Mr. and Mrs. War ren T. Elliott. This is their first child. Both Mr. and Mrs. Elliott were graduated from Oregon Col lege of Education. He lived here during much of his early life with bis parents, Mr. aneL Mrs. R. D Elliott, now oi Corvallis. :W. W. Elliott, Monmouth, is the child's great-grandfather. .Warren EUiott is now radio technician, FC, as signed to the naval research lab oratories at San Diego. He and his wife formerly taueht school at lliHsboro. Her parents live In Grass Valley, Oregon. LABISH ' CENTER Announce ments were 1 received here' this week from Mr. Ava and Mrs. Le roy Isham who are parents of a daughter, Linda, born September 27 In Eugene. Mrs. Isham is living there with her parents while her husband is in the navy. They have a son, Larry.- ; -'v : . Spring VaUey Party On Fishing Trip . . - ' SPRING VALLEY I F. B. Windsor and his niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Mil ler returned Monday from a suc cessful live days fishing trip, to Waldport The'psrty caught sev en good sized salmon while away. Gervais Farmers Union Will Meet, on Monday GERVAIS The monthly meet ing of the Farmers Union will be held at the grade school building Monday night, October 15, begin ning at 8 o'clock. Discussion of all measures appear ' on the November ballot' will be held.' Re ports of the : county convention wQl be given and plans made for the coming leaders conference. A social hour will follow the meet ing. -' Newberg Family' Visits East Englewood Family EAST ENGLEWOOD Mrs. James Hussy and daughter, Diana of Newberg have been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Carrol Madsen on Sunnyview avenue for the past two weeks. Mrs. Madsen and Mrs. Hussy are sisters. . Gervais City Voters Nominate Candidate " GERVAIS tittle Interest waj shown in the mass meeting hell at the high school auditorium Tuesday night to nominate can didates for - city offices for the coming term, as only a few voU ers were present.. .' "" G. J. Moisan was nominated for mayor; B. B. Barner for city re corder; Pearl Stevens for treasur er, and Joe Kuhn and C W, Cuts forth for couhdlmen. The mayor, recorder and treasurer will serve for two years and - the council- men for four years. - - - uJiaSHibSSBM XeokLag over Wildcat engine oa display at the naval training school. New Tk, are two members of the WAVE. Apprentice Seamen Maxlne Soalf (left) and Velum Yeoman. Seaman Scalf Is the dand ier of Mrs. Jessie Falls tead. Salem. Seaman Yeoman Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Yeoman, Independence. (Official US jr photo) -"v.. .....:; na- .. B i VTc ir r vV ' S urn" -it .v - ; t'vv'. v x i . im . ijn .,, u '-' fe' Prem Ileal 31c I ' - -" - - ' I L 10c UJLld VJwCLi " is Nationally Advertised Brands Week. And Safeway is featuring all the brands you know and likeThe.brands you. ! f read about j in the Nation's leading magazines, listen to over the air and see in your local newspaper. Stock up today on the many good ".buysM listed below . i . Most important put your savings in War Bonds and Stampsr TOMATO Campbells Sonp Van Camp's Pork & Beans 3 lO'j-oz. Cans 3 250 20-OZ. Cans Duller Kernel Corn 140 Snovflakes SODA CRACKERS or HONE YM AID GRAHAMS Give . v and give -'generously , to your UNITED WAR CHEST Two members of the original "Salem Platoon" inspect historical ship models mi display, at the aaval training school. Left, Apprentice : Seaman Irma Hnber, daagbter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E, Haber, Salem, and Marian Bollne, daathter of Mrs. Mabel Boline. (Offi- - eial US navy photoX ' Underwaod, in 3-ox.ican.. IC 27c Prevention Of Fire Urged. - not exactly a handsome orna ment for the livingroom, it would be a utilitarian spot for it. How ever, an extinguisher should be placed where all members ot the household- know about it and there should be one on each Jloor, especially . the attic - and i . By Maxlne Bure. p hasement jZ '-f . . j' J I All right, so this is fire preven' Home dry cleaners are a race tion week, though a day or 10 of of women who take their lives in heavy fall rain has put out all their hands. Many a woman has me xues, even nic pues ox Durn Polled Ileal Libby. No. Deviled Han Tang or Treel.. ..12-otJ can Chili Con Came 29c Diced Heels He Tenderonil,!!22illtil5c Beyardee ! Spagheili Dinner 32c ing leaves and the slashing fires tip in the hills. ; The war, with its hundreds of members of the aircraft warning service, curtailment of automo bile traveling and a general feel , Ing of responsibility among citi zens, has proved that forest fires . are practically preventable. . " "That's why we can celebrate fire prevention week with a clear conscience. We know that few - forest fires were reported this year, comparatively little dam age done to our Oregon trees. Fire, say the experts, lurks in dry airless, dusty places, so it's wise to air out the attic and if , papers and rags have accumula- - ted to get rid of them. lire is . never an inexpensive affair, so watch out for it carefully. - Oily mops and dust cloths of ten ignite themselves . and . also should be watched for possible fire. Hang them carefully up so i they air out. Although a fire extinguisher is Today's Pattern proudly boasted that she cleans her clothes in gasoline in the basement she never seems to worry about a hot furnace near by. Once I knew a woman who heated her gasoline over a ! gas burner in the 'basement she doesn't do that any more, and she was a smart enough woman too, just didn't have good judgment. Careless disposal of ashes from the furnace, lack of care in handling cigarettes and of mat ches, and incorrect storage of gasoline in the garage often cause great fire damage around homes. Humorously enough, fire pre vention week has been set for years during the week October 9, the anniversary of the great Chicago fire. Today's ( Needlccraft (W-Pt) XPkg. Krall Cheese X 21c French's Ilcslard I3c Calsnp 19c L&P.Sacce 5-ex. bottle 32c ilirade!7hip.SJ,,.j26c Salad Dressing .-SEELi 23c Ilayonnaise n.-m.4, 'L. 27c Grapelade lS-os. glass..- 22c B-VBeef Exlrad2l24c Bouillcn Cntes SlSesSc Ilccdle Sp SSS pkg. 24c Ileinz Scaf S4n-. 14c Vegetarian, Vegetable, Pea, Bean, Gambe, Scotch Breth - fQQoJmcewbbii Berber's BdrTcc Viomh UiUl 1 pi rWornfc Ililk IfBI 1 van- r 4iBiliet Powder KnOX Ueittue fcp."- tern aio1 Jell Well Asserted Desert. CHECK THESE V ALUES! 11c 7c rc Gold Iledal Flour O cans I - - tpl : Vheaiies 8-oz. pkg. Ka. t cans '-.i.ik Craft -1 kv ' 9. VlnnY r.h(4.. - Craft E lOUr Enriched ll-lb. sack 39c ; nr A ru Iledal Hour 'iS SL 1 - Crsw 1?rtfted 3 cans M-lb. UC 1 FlQUr Drifted Snaw ICc ELM . IlOlir Blsson-' ib.S5c KS-lfc. sack !- ..'. 51.13 $2.19 $1.18 $2.19 07c Bippled T7healf-.r. w. 9c Bice Erispies KeuWs, Pkt, He Ilafcisco Bran .... H-es. pkg. 17c Bran Flakes irh. .1. 13c 54b. sack JS-lb. 51-Ib. sack 41c S-lb. TciSCCO Prince Albert .r Velvet Hall & Hall Tcfcacco 9c Hamsl BlossoaTlour .r. Pancabe i war - 51 e .as. kg. 1 , . . ' --.J ' L, . -t -. can ,lCc Baianr" ; i.15c " b. Media's 5au - 1 pkg.. Grape-NuU 12-oa. pkg. Cera Hakes Quaker 0als ..21-ox. pkg. Fisher's Zcca Xl-es.' pkg. Uhealswortli iSSS! Coffee ff1; Airway Coffee irr i - m . - lS-w. pki 1 n-JmPai llOUr Jemima Tiprtar uauuw .- t Ci. Sailed Peanuls punted DrODS Lnden's CereaI.-..Pkg. ...Xb. Jar JLb. bag Whele EeasL-Lb. 13c ...5c 13c ISe lEc 90- 20: 23c 35c 24c .Taeket . SclSeag SaUi sebimnr. Ue Ilcb DiU Cdlea Sanka Ceil esI j. Inslani Pcshua... Herxhey Cocoa )Mb. Pkg. lCs IleSO Borden's.. Lb. Jar 55s OvallineSSe Canlerfciry Tea 22c Liplca'i Iea Tree Tea Black. 44-lb? Pkg. SlC ..U-lb. Pkg. ZES L ii nAul Pi;M .SHORTENING, Smooth liOynl iQIlQ and RieK.:.-Ib. Jar : Cuts in Quickly - Lb, Jar 22e 590 Crisco Shortening .Xb. Jar 24C t-lb. Jar BCc i - , .... lr.....4iV4 t aV V V.-- r- : Cane, Sugar stamps' si. st 32, ii. Karo Bice Label Syrup .m-Ib. glass Brer Bahhil Ilclaszcs dreen. liaka Ilix Syrap Mix Pewder Ileinz Cider Vhegar Searchlight Ilalches ib. sk. 63c 15c 2Cc pkg. etn. 25c Qaart betUe 19c Carton ef f boxes 27c L.1S-OS. ' glass 13. G-E Light Globes 25-ii-si-w. (ine. tax). While Ilagic Bleach i !' .Each 1 -m ; 1 ' Edwards Colfco 280 Yacuura Pack Snpsr Snds 24-oz. 220 Oitydol 24-oz, 220 :t-es bottle 13c - v-1- ; to . ..J-os.,w !-; can .13-es. can wC Just look only 2 pattern parts, plus straps,' to -make this Jumper, Pattern 4C54. Have short or long sleeved blouse. Jiffy-sewing! v ' Pattern 4554 in children's sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, , 8. Size 6. jump er, 1 yds. 39-in. fabric; blouse, short sleeves, 1 yd. 33-ln. Send SDCtriM CENTS in oin .fat this pattern to Th Oron SUtesman, P",,??, .V??! Ore. Print plainly SIZE. NA13. AD DRESS. 8TYLE NUMBta. Send -TIFTEEN CENTS mar far the Anne Adamt f U and Winter. Pattern Cook, full of traart, fabric-uvii-t t'rlea. Tree pttm for ! and tuuii-bf printed rlsat la boot Crochet scarfs and mats of double string. They give your furniture a luxury-look . . . pro tection from scratches and dust Simple crochets ' , - Crochet a set for your buffet or dining table. Easy enough lor a beginner! Pattern 857 contains directions for scarfs,' mats; stitches. ' Send ELEVEN CENTS In coins for this pattern to The Oregon &uraee nun. Keedleeraft Deot.. Salem. Ore. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBiA your NAME and ADDRESS. , Fifteen cents more bring yea our Kw 11-nare Keedlecraft CUlof ... ia illustration of designs for em- broidery, knitting, crochet, qui. A home- decoration, ttyju Clercx Bleach SaaiilllSh Works QnlckU! Babbii Lye Simhrile Cleanser Ben Aci Ponder U.12-ox. can 12c Ilrs. Siewcri's Dlsisg ll-x. bottle 13c Argo Gloss Slirc!ii-ib.pkg. Cc Elaslic Slarch! 12-os. pkg. i Cc Binsa Granddcd Scap 2i-os. m 23c vano ueaner O'Ccdar Pclisb He" bottle lwC , II . . , Sucoihoarl 2t 130 Szfcuay Farm-Fresh Produce teles Jonatkang or Delicious LB. i Hubbard or MarbleheadV Whole or Piece LB. 3s OraEnes a1 Sankist LBS. 52-es. betUe .4 -ex. bottle. Jcinsca Liqzid 7axjint bottle SCs Eincniz Llli Uax 'Ti Y7i Clr G"L::3 EC I -111 . rir. 17s Crs-rT D:j Tc:d. -1 Pint 29-ox. little T?r ts-os. pkr. Grczrd Beef Fresh!.. .Xb. 20 c 1 Dnv1 5-iT,rTB Pclisb Sacsaije Type ?' ; Kcsier Salani ir'e Beer : ; ..IA. Xb. Brannsclinciger Smoked Xlver Sausage. Ilhccd Lzzzh Ilea! Fresh tn, Spiced LTan sneea -Xb. ib. 40 c xb.37c EAT TKAX SAVE POINTS! SHOULDER STEAK SHOULDER ROAST.- .... leg or nuaip : LOIN STEAKS- A' Grade ff Grade JIb. J 28c- - . N25c l.Jb. - 28c " 2Zc 1$V 35e 30c 33c Lemons, Sunkist : ; Lb 13 Broccoli, fresh t 'Lb. Cauliflower, snow white Lb. Celery, green, crunchy Lb. yjf Bell Peppers Lb. 10- Boiler Onions ' 10 lb- sk 2S0 POTATOES Klamath or Des chutes, No. 1 Net ted Gems 5 lbs. ISe, 199, 3.41 IS lb. sk. ONIONS Yellow mediums. S lbs. U 10 lb. sk. tU 5 lb. sk., Lt ffloy flit orfa" wort pcpvler eptrsi ntt lT. V III) ; E::I TLzzzlz Ana i-I Lli't Ccts A Grade (S pts.)Jb. tie n Grade ii pts.) IT. A' Crs2 (W V1-JK lit XT Grade (IS pts.)Jb. X3e cr cnfs e rts.) ft. t:s E:--d A Graia (IS ris.)-JVt:c S Grade (IS pU.)TX Sfe ill fZZtl Optre Irsorfcotf rrejrani ri iihrtrfifti Mi srape oMmm lherfaiaiM4icM(Wli ey ill m Wf OmtrrtAn i M