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CENTRAL DO WELL Weldon
Hatteberg, U.tnavy Is spending
a two weeks leave uith hi par
ents, Mr. -and Mrs. M..O. Hatte
befg nd' his - wife's parents, Mr;
and Mrs, Morris Dunnlgan of Sa
lein, Mrs. ' Hattcberg and their
small son came from KlaihatH
Falls with Hatteber and wiU
make their home with her parents
when he goes; on to Bremerton' at
the end of his; leave.-'. f;.-'
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SCIO Arthnr Sloret, army
infantry, Was' wounded in action
in France, January 10. His parents,
Mr. and j Mrs. part Slover have
been notified by the war depart
ment. !' i ' -
Charles B. I Carey- -
Finishes Training
I CARUSLH Pa. - The imedical
field service school Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa. graduated I .j another
large dasi of officers of Jlje medi
4al 1 department who are now
qualified for field duty with
oops.T ; I . ;j .
CoL Jeal A. Harper director,
department J of dental field ser
vice, spoke to the pfficers, telling
them of the importance and ser
iousness oft the' Work that lay
ahead of them in I the dual role
they will ihave to jplay as physi
cians and i jarmy. ; officers. Music
was. furnished by' jthe army post
j-Among graduates wa : 1st LL
wnaries ; is. v-arey ut,; pi zivu
North liberty street, Salem, Ore
who received hist DMD degree
from the North Pacific college;
Alontona Serriceman "
Honored at Dallas !
' PIONEER Mrs. Floy Wood
hull entertained a group of rela
tives in Dallas Tuesday night in
honor of her cousin Louis Kem
mis of Billings, Montana. Kemmis
has spent the past year in the
Aleutians and visited at the home
of his brother, Frank Kemmis
' in Falla". City.-- -f ' v" A 't I . j
t The guests were Mr. . and; MrsI
Frank' Kemmis and son Richard,
Mrs, Wineman and baby daughters
Lara May all of Falls City, Mrt
and Mrs. Frank Dornhecker, and
Ruth,! Mrs. Arnie . Braden and
Virginia, -Mrs. Curtiss Dornheck4
er, Patricia and Robert Woodhull
i ' Enrene JL Chase store . keepet
2c, who has been 25 months on
sea duty oil an aircraft carrier in
the south Pacific, is home on si
ISO-day' leave. He is visiting his
mother; Mrs. Carrie 1L Chase, 639
Center street, and his sister Mrs.
Gibson Fouls; and. his brother,
Charles XL Gibson. ',--it -I -1
' He has taken part in nine major
battles 'And - numerous i. raids on
Japanese bases. He will report to
Bremerton, February 24,
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SgOGlena AV. Goff. m North
23rd streetf. is now ; stationed
somewhere in France ' with j the
ordnance maintenance service of
an anti-aircraft unit. Prior to go
ing overseas, he trained in Cali
fornia, North Carolina and Geori
gia.-His wife and son are resid
ing with his parents in: Salem.
. At the same place and in
the same company is Cpt Harry
E. Griffin, son of Mrs. N. Griffin,
441 Norway' street. , " I A
Arnold ebest wounded -
' The: name' of Arold L. -Ebert,
husband of Mrs. Bernice M. Ebert,
356 Union street, Salem, is among
a list of 19 Oregon men wounded
In action, released by the war de
partment. " 1 : "
: JEFFE&SOX Mr. and Mrs.
JJi K.' Rke were overjoyed a few
days ; ago, when they received
word from: the war department
that their son, PFC Hurlburt Eu
gene Hunter; is alive and welL
A paratrooper, he was reported
missing for six days, when' he got
back to camp. ' 'fj
: The .Rice's had received word
he was, reported missing in, fac
tion since December 23. j
SCIO ?vt,! Raymend SUbena
gel, son of Mr. . and Mrs. "John
Silbemagel of the Jordan com
munity' near Scio, will return) to
FL Ord, Calif, after a furlough
spent here. He has been at Camp
Roberts, Califs since September
20. His brother, Andrew is in the
navy, another brother,' Lawrence,
is" In the ninth: army in France.:
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PBOPEESY
SPEAKS
Friday, 8:C3 P- II.
At Hall - 248 NV Com'J.
::-;' Salem '
TOPIC
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ARMAGEDDON
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Pvt. Donald R. Coon. U.S. army
air erepc, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Coon. 331 Mission street. Is
now stationed at Keesler field,
Miss.
The parachute they are packing at the paracbote school. Fort Ben
"hinr. Ga4 serves as a frame for this unusual picture of two riggers
of the women's army corps. They are Pfo. Annie Cnrrie, left, of
Greensboro, N. C, and Pfc Mattie Lee Turner or Dillon, S. C. Li.
Edith Df Re of the army recrnltinx station in Salem stated yester
day that the army nrgently needs many more WACS to serve as
medical technicians, clerks, typists as well as In many other spe
cialized Jobs. .. ' :
WACS Needed
Urgently for
Hospital Work
PORTLAND, Feb. . K(Special)
Facedwith a serious shortage of
trained medical department per
sonnel in army hospitals, the
women's army corps Oregon re
cruiting headquarters today was
ready to launch a campaign to
recruit platoons of WACS for as
signment to the medical depart
ment for duty at nine army gen
eral hospitals within the ninth
service command.
Under the new medical depart
ment WAC program, enlistees will
receive basic training at Ft.
Oglethorpe, Ga., if they enroll for
duty at a specific hospital, and
will . be eligible, If selected, for
free training after their basic
training at an army medical or
surgical technician school. Those
who enroll for general assignment
as medical department WACS
will be sent to Ft. Des Moines,
Iowa, for basic training, Capt. R.
L. Gantenbein, commanding offi
cer of the Oregon WAC recruit
ing district, announced.
"So urgent is the need for this
additional trained medical per
sonnel to help the more than 30,-
000 wounded fighting men being
returned to this country every
month, that the Oregon district
is attempting to enlist a platoon,
consisting of 15 WACS. from each
sizeable town in the state," Cap
tain Gantenbein said
Hospitals for which enlistees
are being accepted for duty from
Oregon include: B i r m ingham
General J-hospital, Van Nuys
Calif.; De Witt, Auburn, Calif.;
Dibble, Palo Alto, Calif.; Ham
rAond, Modesto, Calif.; Letterman,
San ; Francisco, Calif.; Torney,
Palm, , Springs, Calif.; Madigan,
Ft. Lewis, Wash., Bushnell,! Brig
ham City, Utah; and Baxter,- Spo
kane, Wash.
Full details about tne new
program are available at the
WAC recruiting station, postoffice
building in Salem
Murray Lincoln Wade, jr., Sa
lem,; was designated senior recrui
in a draft of 24- 17-year-old coast
.guard recruits leaving Portland
Wednesday , lor the coast guard
training station ,i Alameda, Calif.
Wade and the6ther youths were
sworn into the coast guard Wed
nesday afternoon at the Oregon
recruiting office Of that service,
806 SW Morrison street, Portland
SCIO SSgt. Paul N. Swee
ncy, who has been in the army
four years, visited briefly at the
Scio home -of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ' Art Sweeney. He expected
soon to return"- to the Aleutians,
where he has been before.'
Good news came to the family
of Lt. Roy W, Burns, formerly re
ported missing in action, that he
is a prisoner of war in Germany,
The parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W,
Burns, 525 Judson street, received
word of his capture through the
war department from the Inter
national Red .Cross.
Lt. Burns, navigator of a B-17
went overseas in October and was
reported missing Decmber 5.
The soldier is a former Willam
ette university student. His broth
er, pharmacists mate third class,
William C. Burns, is in a naval
hospital in California.
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their everyday low prices are money savers, and yon
can prove it to yourself by getting all your food r re
quirements at these splendid stores. Make this month
a month of profit it's smart to be thrift -o save
at IGA. ! i - - , i . i .
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Alpine Hilk m 3
Borden's HilkLEl 3
Amaizo Golden Syrnp m
270
tall cans
li-lb.
ass
270
390
450
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.j. l-lb. pkg.
..14-oz. bottle
320
80
30
aiudizo uoiaen oyrup ; glass
Seedless Raisins 4141 bag
Granulated Sugar .5-lb. bag
Powdered Sugar
Brown! Sugar : J
Elsinore Catsup .
Derby Barbecue Sauce 100
Derby jChop Suey Sauce .tS
Derby jtleai Sauce hJ. Uie
Derby iSieak Sauce j 8-ozi bottle
Porler s Soy Sauce
mm mm h . i r
IGA Uayonnaise
10C
100
140
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6-oz. bottle
Pint jar
300
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IFsesIi fraiils -and Jfiegelables
Desert Sweel Arizona Grapefruit
Chock full of desert sunshine. Large L... ..
Spring Radishes
Fancy, red, crisp spring Vadishes..
Leonard
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COCKTAIL BAB OPENS
DAILY AT -5:30 P. M. -
For Dinner
Reservations
Phone 4006
Fl::r Sbws
At 8&D - 10:30 - 120
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Portland Hhvay, 1 Block.North of Underpass
7fll7
Fancy Apples
Home Beauty or
Winesap j-
Snnkist Oranges
128 size, largo and
Juicy v
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Boxen
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MKS STEWART'S 5
BLUING, It- bottle
BABO f
CLEANSER--.. .mU cans
KITCHEN KLEANSER
Can... I.,
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No. 1 can l 1
PLREX BOWL CLEANER
Can. ...4
MORTON
SALT, plain.....
MORTON'S
SALT, lodlxed.
FISHER'S BLEND !
FLOUR, 25-lb. sack
FISHER'S BLEND I
FLOUR. It-lb. sack
FISHER'S BLEND
FLOUR. 5-lb. sack..
A & H
SODA : w
PINK
BEANS.. ; mm lbs.
WHITE
13c
21c
5c
9c
17c
mm pkjs. 15c
15c
1.15
28c
l-lb.
Pktf.
2 ib, 23c
BEANS.
lbs.
Save at IGA on this popular cake flour it pays!
because you do save money erry
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44-Oz.
Pkg.
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to buy the best at IGA
4-Lb.
Pkg.
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Aunt Polly
Sonp Ilix
pkg. 8c
4 Varieties Bean, Pea, Beef Noodle,
and Vegetable Noodle to choose from
i all at a price to safe you .money.
Fisher ready mixed pancake flour, for .the dandiest hot cakes you ever
j tasted. Same low price every day at IGA. , v
1-Lb.
Can
AHhrifty price on this double-acting baking powder that assures you of
1 1 perfect baking success. i
14-Oz.
Bottle
Elsinore brandso richly spiced, and smooth, adds a zestful flavor-to meats
I and soups. Save at IGA.
Tea Garden llixed Frnit
i Jelly . . 20-oz. jar 27c
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A favorite 1ecause of the pure fruit
flavor it's really delicious it's so
much like homemade? jelly.
TCpL Lowell O. Wikoff, with
medical unit of the Seventh
army, has written his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wikoff, 30
Vista, of his work with the
heavy weapon : company with
which he Is stationed. His wife.
the former Eileen Ullman, and
their Infant daughter, Linda, are
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Percy Ullman, 1344 Court
street. Corporal Wikoff wai
with the first troops to reach
Strasbonrr and the first to reach
the Rhine river.
IGA brand a smooth creamy salad
'low everyday price
Pint
Jar
dressing the quality
try a jar today!
f m l r i :'
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surpasses its
Whole Kernel j
Corn m . No. 2 can 17c
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add- a' little butter, and you have
corn as delicious as corn on the cob!
CDS TOMATO JUICE
48-v-...
IGA ORANGE 'JUICE
No. 2 ean-. .
BLENDED JUICE
No. 2 eaiu...U.
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TASTY PAK PEAS
No. 2 ean...-
PICTSWEET W.; K. CORN
12 -ox. can i.-.
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No. 2 ean
I24c
22 c
19c
15c
T. P. SLICED BEETS
No. 2 ean
14c
12c
KRUSTEAZ L
Pk i
POST BRAN FLAKES
14 -OX. pkg. i
GRAPE-NUTS FLAKES
12 -ox. pVti.
KELLOGG'S CORN ."FLAKES
11-ox. pkc-l -
QUICK QUAKER OATS
Larre packare L .
CARNIVAL OATS
Lanre nackare.. ' . .
ALBERS OATS .
9-lb. sack. : .
24c
13c
13c
8c
50c
Dennison'sPork & Beans,
: Ho. lean . : . . 12c
' Plump, tender beans tastily prepared
with pork. This is a real food value
at IGA's everyday low price.
AUGccd
Hot Sauce, O-cz. can 5c
Wonderful flavor addition to maca
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this popular brand at any IGA Store.
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CANINE MIMICS
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k Gillotto & Richards
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1701 Center Street
275 North ,Igh Elreet
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Quaker, pkg.
11c
Quaker, pkgl i
Poilod Rice
Pnlfcdmeal
Bnch7hoals!ii7c
Qvallinc choc1oiate....sman 33c
OVCIHIID Solate.:...;Larffe61C
Dcrdn's EZono .ib. 5Ss
Uccdhnry's
Soap. .
4 cakes 27c
Have you ' tried . a soothing Wood-"
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Fisher's Bknd :
Flcnr, EO-li sack 2.23
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