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asaaB m m
Discharged
Pvt. Joha
Lyons.
A. Anderson, rout 1. 1
S. Srt Gordon T. McKlnner, 103S I.
sx MCMinnvui.
13th
pre Robert
in St- Monmouth.
PFC Robert
O.
C.
Ross McDowell Visits
After Navy Discharge
box 302, Newberg.
a set. carl Kucr.
Newfterf.
Pre Cyrl L. Davis, N. Meridian at.
jvewoerc. .-.,,.
Set. Harrison O. Otis, route 2. New-
berg, t ' .
pre Max A. Pitney, route 1, box zs.
Silverton.
T. eth Gr. 1 Clarence M. Brownell.
route 1. box 47, Silverton;
T. 8th Gr. John M. Doerfler. route
a. box 71. Silverton.
S. Set- Sara H. Stadell. route 3 Sil
ver-ton. . -
Pre Melvin C. Glhlstrom, Silver
ton. - ' -
Pre Herman JL Goodman, box 354,
Toledo. r
T. 4th Cr. Xdward IV Koch. 873 S.
Front st.. Woodburn.
M. Sft. Lawrence 3. Koch, (73 S.
Front st Woodburn , , - -- -M.
Set. Norman K. Seethoff. route S,
box 8S. Woodburn. - -
T. ath Gr. Ed car L. Hots will, rout
t box 44. Woodburn.
net. Koy l. smiin, dox za, wuianuna.
, From th) nary at Bremerton:
Clauds Case, KM 3e. 479 Grovo it,
i Salem.
Cor P. Davis, QM 3C, route 4.
box 14, Salem. ..
Robert D. Hunt. 3c, 112S Nebraska
av., Salem.
Cueen M. Keller, AS. Mil Brook
ave.. Salem.
. Erenat O. KlhS, MoMM 1C, route I.
box (41, Salem. .
Clarence H. Lohse. CM 3c. route 4.
Salem.
Harvey C Moullet. S 1C. 3430 Lee St,
-"Salem.
Jack O. Muckrklee, EM Jc, route S.
, boa KM, Salem.-
Robert W. Shattuc, AerM 3e. 131
Silverton rd.. Salem.
Graver L. Welty, PbM 1c, route i.
huw AAA fc.l.m
J:,r.tnt.hop AMIeUNu,, Ireland Service
PauW. Lane. BM 1c 44 rerry at.
Salem.
Harry C. Poole, CM 1c, KJ Kum
ler st., Salem.
William Real, S 1c. 1529 Oak at,
Salem.
Earl J. Jaeeer, CM 2C. 1768 S. Church
at , Salem,
tdfsr R. Carlisle. 1 1c, S. ralrhavtn
ave., Salem.
Otto M. (Tony) Painter, HdM 1C.
ISO Monro ave., Salem. i
Roy M. Hovermake, SF 3c, route I,
Albany.
Emet M. Park, EM 1c. 1330 Uma
tilla, Alhanv.
Cecil R. Botktn. 8K 1e. 717 S. 4th
' at., Corvallls.
Donald L. McCrea, MM 3C, route 3,
Corvallls.
Edwsrd F. Ivera, AMM 1e, route I.
Corvallls.
. Charles J. KoUlnf. AM 3C. 363 Mon-
' Telll M. Rufjles, 1c. 1011 Clay
St.. Dallas.
. Lawrence F. Klmmltt, SM 3c, Day
ton. .
Earl W. Hlxion,. S 1c, box 195.
nubbard.
Norman G. Luekey, HA 1c. 179
Brers ave., Hubbard.
Ray L. Plaemann, SM 3c, route S.
Lebanon
Dean A. Bldeood, QM 3c. mi Grove
St., Lebanon.
, Donald O. Clllenwatcr, MM 3C, 310
Mam St., Lebanon. 1
Psul O. Bucknum. SC 1c, McMlnn
Vllle. Jack l Hetdlneer. SM 3C, 924',,
Ford St., McMlnnvUie.
William A. Wleat. jr., PhM 1c. route
1, Monmouth.
Michael G. Dardls. RdM 3c, Mt.
. Cha'res "A" Hodaon, F 1e. 403 N.
CHee tt.. Newbere.
Howard G. Tocstead, ship's service
nan 3c. Newbere.
Andrew J. SUbernagel. CM 3c, route
I. Hcto,
PatUrsoij. 4S1 W
Madaen, route l.t ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Dec. 13
ii4 charaiem at I " - Seaman 1c Ross McDowell ar
nvea at -ine nome 01 nis sisier,
Mrs. Steve Baiftnan, Monday. He
received ihis honorable discharge
after 2Mt years' 'service most of
which whs spent in Alaska.
Qiurch .Officers
Named for New
Keizer Group ,
KEIZER Charter members of
the newly organized Keizer Com
munity church met at the frange
hall Thursdajr for the first annual
church meeting. The Rev.- David
Hamm, present pastor, was chosen
to serve for three yearsV
j Officers ejected were: deacons,
J. E. Clark, Orie Salter and Mrs
Blanche Rappe; trustees. Paul
GeO, Lauren Stettler and Lester
PJ'mtz; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs.. Lois Sawyer; . director of
music, Miss Verda Hamm; head
usher. Gordon GeiL Paul Geil was
given the power. of attorney.' - -j
The members voted the formal
acceptance of the lot donated by
Frank Evans for the church build
ing. The lot is on the north end
of the Evans property, south of the
Keizer school, and west of the
river road highway.
:t.'
HOME ON LEAVE . ' y
-; CLOVERDALE Dale, young
est son of Mr. and Mrs. C Yager,
is spending a - leave from .the
navy and is at the home of .his
parents,.! and . a : sister,-, Darlene.-;
New: Smokehouse
Already Filled j
SILVERTON Saverton'f first
commercial smokehouse was op
ened here Tuesday by P. C van
Someren. By, night it was ;CHed
with bacon sides- and hamsl
4- Van Someren, who bought the
Garver Gaham lockers ; two
years. ago.".this week completed a
110,000 addition to the plant
r Included . in the new division
are a more spacious cutting room,
improved. pre-cooling rooms, and
storage space. Best of all, says Van
Someren, is the hew track-system
arranged so that It takes the meat
from the deliverlnf vehicle out of
doors, to the pre-cooling : storage
room, back to the cutting; block,
the pre-cooler and If desired "on
to the smoke room wiuwu ,
necessity of lifting or carrying. -
An additional itreet-facing store
USE
151 Ol r 0,
- Cold Pwparaiicss H
Lianid. Tablets, Salve, .Nose Drops
Castlon,' Us qnly.as wrreciea
room will DC usca as auues rana
but Just what articles will be told
has rjct been fully decided. Vast
someren aaiu. - - ;
The new addition to the plant f
is of hollow tilev V i 1
. M0OSTIC0II
IIcDOIIflLD CO.
f 05 .First NatlerialBaak Bid. ,
Salem, Own " I. . Thnm
Flag Has Five Stars
GERVAIS, Dec. 13 Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Ireland have had five
sons in the service from two to
three years. One who was wound
ed, SSgt James Ireland, was dis
charged December 7; T5 Earl
Ireland, who spent three years in
North Africa is to come home this
week and " Chief Petty . Officer
Tommy Ireland was discharged
some time ago. Pvt. Carl Ireland
still in Japan, is the youngest of
the five. Waist Gunner . George
Ireland has been home since
August.
George Foat Spending
Furlough jA Hdme .
SUNNYSIDE, Dec. 13 Pvt.
George Foat is spending a IS day
furlough at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Foat On
finishing his basic training at Fort
Lewis he was attached to the med
ical corps and took' training at FJ
Paso, Texas. He has been stationed
at Burns General hospital at Santa
Fe, N. M. He will report to Fort
Lewis 4or reassignment
'ftV) i- i IThis is the second Week of Safeway's money-saving Pre-Holiday Sale I j . . ' 'fl YS'
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izr 'Jfe tores are less crowded and supplies plentiful. Check tiie list below... ' "S AVnV r 2Q
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Back From Army, Navy
Victor 3. Madley. MoMM 3e. box 33.
' Silverton.
Richard A. Nelson. MM 3C, 904 K.
Oak it.. Silverton.
Vetdon L. Newcomb, MM 1C. Stay-ton.
Vincent P. Pletrok. cox, route 1. box
44, Stayton.
Bernard J, Steward RM 3c, route 1,
Stayton.
Eucen F. McNulty. SM 3c, route 3.
Woodburn.
Joseph J. Kshut, S 1c. route 3, box
399. Woodburn. 4
From the navy at Shoemaker,
Calif.:
Orvllt O. Mull. AMM 1c. 933 Nor
way st.. Salem.
. Frank W. Moore, MMS 3c, 1413 N.
4th st. Salem.
Frem the navy at Seattle:
Kna. Wilbur V. Lytle, 1394 Fir St.
.Salem,
Lt. Clarence M. Collins. 1779 N. Sum
mer it, Salem.
From the army at Ft Lewis: '
Pvt. Hush E. Adams. 4090 N. River
rd , Salem.
Set. Roier V. Emery, route 4, box
t JUS, Salem.
T. Sth Cr. Edward C Gurfurlch,
' route 4. box 3M, Salem.
S. Sat. Ralph C. Wagers, 1079 E.
Rural ave.. Salem.
Sft Ceorie L. Belt, 390 Leslie St..
Salem.
Set Raymond V. Kaser. 640 Madison
ve., Salem.
T. 4th Cr. Joseph L.. Harris. Jr. 30
Beck ave., Salem.
T. th Cr. Kenneth F. Bmner, 1149
Hall St.. Salem.
PFC John E. Walllnf. 479 Division St..
Salem.
Cpl. Ransom Carpenter, 109S N. 13th
St., Salem. i
T. Sth Gr. Robert H. Eckley, N. 30th
St., Salem.
Pvt. lloyd R. Porter, 99 Williams
fcve , Salem,
PFC Orland W. SUUcope. 1999 N.
Capitol si , saiem.
T. Sth Cr. Clarence C. Falrley,
Ronerts ave., Salem.
pre Harold W. Van Vlack. route 1,
box 321. Salem.
Sat. John A. Holt. ,1909 N. 4th st,
Salem.
pre William T. Brlnkley. 133 S.
Church st- Salem.
T. Sgt. Robert L. Robertson, route
4. 9th and Broadway. Albany.
S(t. Martin A. Orlowakt, 623 Walnut
St.. Albany.
T. 9th Or. Charles W. Tbompaon,
614 S. Denver st. Albany.
T. 6th Cr. Wayne O. Hoist, route 1.
Albany..
Cpl. Derrll 3, Douglas, 1123 W. 10th
St., Albany.
Set. Alvtn W. Eriekson, 343 E. !
nd st.. Albany.
Set. Dean 1 Jeter. e. rronx st.
Sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Corey, 1464 Marion st are at home
together for the first time in two
and a half years. Leslie J. Corey
discharged in November, was a
staff sergeant in the 8th air force
prior to release "from the "army.
James E. Corey, storekeeper third
class, is on leave from h& ship
USS Telfair.
PARENTS RECEIVE CABLE
Flight Officer James Eknian
cabled his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Ekman, Silverton, Thurs
day, that he is on his way home
on the hospital ship, Thistle. He
will arrive at Camp Haan, Calif.,
Saturday. Ekman was seriously in
jured in a plane crash in the
south Pacific two weeks ago.
UELMIG ON WAY HOME
GERVAIS, Dec. 13 A passen
ger on the ship carrying the 37th
division of the U. S. army, which
is to dock at San Francisco this
week,' is George Helmig, son of
Mrs.! Kate Helmig of Gervais. His
mother expects him home for the
weekend.
Jack Stater. 8 1e, sen at Mr. I
and Mrs. R. D. Stater, has been
transferred from the Great Lakes
naval training center to Bremer
ton, Wash. He is expected home
on leave this weekend.
Leaving last Monday for Fort
Lewis to begin his. three years
enlistment with - the . army air
corps was Glen R. Whitesides of
Salem.
Alban
ver St., Albany,
nv.
PFC Liny 4 H. Clench. 430 S. Den-
S. Sat. Dean C. Chandler. 1030 W.
Sth it. Albany.
Sft Lester P. Broadwater, box 173.
Amltv.
pre Wilbur L. Van Winkle, route X
Aurora.
Cpl. Earl R. Ireland, route 1, box
134, Brooks.
T. Sth Cr.
Edward A. Jones, route 3.
box 6. Canby.
F. Sat Jena M. Knudsen, 463 Van
Buren st, Corvallls.
S Set- Joseph L. Alexander, route
3. Corvallla
T. Sth Gr. Howard J. Horner, route
a Corvanis.
T. Sth Gr. Duane L Felton, route 1.
box 43. Cervals.
Ppl. Alan R. Bice. RFD. Grand
Ron1.
pre Willard S Sanders, route 1.
box M. Hubbard.
T. Sth Gr.-Clinton L. Page, Jeffer-
Sgt George F, Kocer, 367 W. Grant
ioanou.
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of DJiciuiciiES
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etriekly, oace taey dlseever that tae real eaas
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Tk kUaers are Nasore's eaiei way of tsfc-
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paaas. lea saiaa, loaa aep aad enarvy. aeW
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aeaaty aassaan with amartiaa and Waiac
snwitins akowa there is snsasthlnsj wraaat
Wttk your kxtaeya ar MexUer. .
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ftOa, a sUasnlaat dioretie, aaad sneaasafaOy
ay aaOUewa for wear 44 years. Doaa's giv
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ktaaey taaas 9 aak eat souoaeus waste tiwaa
year aload, Gat Daaa'a flue,
Enslorn Deer Stubbies, case
fins Bottle Deposit -
$2.50
Prbco illierl I
Prhco Alisrt cr Velvet
Ilcdica Pipes L
CameU, Luckies, Old Golds, etc
Carton
l ib, tia Wl
Pecket slse 10c
$1.00
$1.30
With filters
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; a IIS TEMPLE
. 211 N. Commercial St.
Gold Model Plcur
Softasillt Coke Flour
Sporry Flour t& 25c
Suxanna Panca!io Flour
Cinch Cornbrcdd Mix
lloy Popover Mix
Schilling Cloves, ground
Allspice, Schilling ground
American Cheese 13
Peanut Dutter
54e
26e
19s
16
21c
9s
9
Canterbury Tea
j full f lovore'd; block j
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IHowdy,
coarse grind
2-OE.
tin
! 2-ox.
tin
20'
i-ib.
ior
25
Edwards Coffee
2-ib. jar 49c 1Tb. jor
M. J Bo Coff eo
Regular grind 1-lb. jar ',
Golden West
Reg. grind coffee 1-lb. jar
NobHm.
1-lb. bog 3e . 2-lb.bag
712 COFFEE-,
-Tiarway whole Bean Bf-1-lb.
bog J0C 3-lb. bog Dl
Filter Papers i--
Popers or cloths f pkgs. 15
25c
29 c
29c
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Conned Corn CoR 15c 15
Heinz tomoto Soip 10655c
Hoppyvoie Peas
Blended Juice, Vita Pak iA 67241
Tomoto Juice Sunny 2161.21
Prem Lunch Meat, Swift's, 12-oz. can 32e
Puritan Deviled Ham 3-oz. tin 14c
CheruDMilk3c2S26405 -417203
MctTgarinOa Sunny Bank 1-lb. pkg. 20c
Hebclimcmn's Yeast 3 cakes 10c
Brown Sugar, also powdered lb.pkg.8c
Sno-White Salt plain or iodized pkg. 7c
Baking Soda Ann & Hammer Va-lb. pkg. 5c
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Just place your
order and leave
the rest to us!
' 1 m Every, piece of Meat you j buy at Safeway must please you, or your money back!
Lamb Leg Gr.Ax:lb.39lb.38 Veal Roast 0. lb. 2i3
SKIdr. Roasto'lb. 31lb. 34e Veal Breast , Grade A, lb21c
UmbChopsGrlb.45.lb.43c Cooked Salami 1 Ib.43
Lamb Breast or. AA,,vnt4'AM
1 1 I : " ' !
Pcjrk CIlOpS LOIN avnd RIB CuU
Pwk Roast, Shoulder j
Ground Beef, fresh daily
lb. 19 Polish Sausage, type 2 lb. 45
lb. 38, Minced Lunch Meat, A.C , lb. 37c
lb. 3U Roast Beef Loaf Really Good! lb. 45c
lb.28
GRADE A
TURKEYS
HENS
1 lb!
48c Ts 43c
PJUA fl-ft ' MORNING GLORY, 3-lb. Oc
l...wJ UaIS REG. & QUICK i pkg.aiO
AfVftre Afe OLD FASHIONED 3-lb. 27c
AwtaTS VallJ AND QUICK! pkg.
Whkfena Cered 22-oi pig: IV
1C0 Crci NABISCO
Si2dYh32trlliiUc6f pig. He
Driid 2-lb. cel!b pig. 27'
IS-OLphg.!
PORK SAUSAGE
A Tasty and
Inexpensive
Delicacy
Type 1
lb. W
j Dread
Mrs. WrfchtV
! White or
i Whole Wheat1
lia-lb. -34
loaves WGm
YAMS
! 1 . 1 -z- . : .
Delicious Condied
from the South
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1-
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1 egg
1 cup unsweet
ened sieved
applesauce
1 cup sliced
candied fruit
34 cup seedless
' raisins
Vz ciip chopped
nutmeats
Uow to make .
holiday baking easy
Time to start thinking about all
those good things you can bake now
and keep for holiday eating. And
here are recipes for an Apple Sauce
Fruit Cake and some delightful
cookies . . . examples of how easy it
is to turn those thoughts into deli
cious things-to-eat. No need to worry
for they keep perfectly. - ! - .
j Ami SAUCI rlUTTCAKI
An easy-to-make cake that will store
for a number of weeks if kent in a
,cooi, arypiace. -
2 cups flour " f
Vz tsp. salt
Vz tsp. soda
2 tsps. baking
powder j
1 tsp. cinnamon 4
Vz tsp. nutmeg
Va tsp. cloves
Va tsp. allspice
Vz cup shortening
1 cup brown
s sugar firmly'
packed .
Sift (and measure flour; sift again
with salt and spices. Cream shorten
ing and sugar until light and fluffy:
beat in egg. Add applesauce and
flour mixture alternately; beat until
smooth. Add fruit and nutmeats.
Pour into well-greased loaf pan
J-Uf"? bake in moderate oven
(350 F.) for 1 hour or SmtU done.
Makes one loaf cake.
I OINGUSNArS
Vz cup shortening 2 cups flour
1 cup sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon
1 egg, beaten ; 2 tsps. ginger
1 tsp. soda Vz tsp. salt
Vz cup dark . ; .
. molasses - - 1
Mn?st?rtenjnf ur together
until lwht and fluffy; add'ege. Stir
in combined soda and molasses. Sift
and measure flour; sift again with
cinnamon, ginger and salt; Blend well
ici"1 Chill about
1 hour. Shape dough into small balls
bt,wen Palms of hands. Place balls
on bghtly.greased cookie sheet about
JH to 2 inches apart. Bake in a mod.
JI? "iuffil d0- Rm?ve to rack
vr" maRCT cozen cookies.
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Xombinotion Pack
44-lb. Box
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7 Granges
Bursting with
healthful juice
4
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smaller,.
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44-lb. Bex .:..; -U-Lb.' A A C
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"uFr-"--.Jb. 17c
Dry Onions, Yellow Danvers 10 lb. bag 62c
Celery, local pascal. -Jl..lb. l2c
Parsnips, local crop ...l -iu, 9c
Rutabagas, U.:S. No. lsj..
Cranberries, plump, julCy;. J '32c
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