13 The Oregon Start man, Salem. Oru Friday. Juno 14. 1948
Prcimptial Party
Held for Two Girls
At Cousin's Home
Portland; O. Benton Wolfe, Red
mond; Tom Ross, Grant Wikoff,
Marvin Cooke, Fred Scharf, Jo
seph Bartruff, Lena Bortruff. Dan
Scharf, Kate Scharf, Mary Hern-
don, W. H. Scharf. at. Jj PurealL
John Van Laanen, and Miss Joan
Scharf,. SaJem. j
stt&ms mas
Philadelphia has 172 parks.
MIDDLE GROVE Mrs. Erling
Thompson of McMinnville was
hostess on Saturday night at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Scharf, at a shower honor
ing two of her cousins. Miss Ger
trude Scharf, who will become the
bride of Leonard Nelson Porter
field at the Communty church at
Parkdale July 29; and Miss Norma
Jean Van Laanen, who will be
come William L. Massey's bride
at the First Evangelical church in
Salem June 22. Besides the hon
ored guests, present were Mes
dames Ed Scharf and Robert
Scharf, Perrydale; Gerald Jaffee,
& Service on Easy &
also
Service for Olher
Hakes
i
AF Kwfeatares
TODAT IS FLAG DAT!
SCHEME af Uw Aaaertraa flat
fraaa British McInt fUc
177 r4 fWia. Mm VmUm
Jack with ajraabetle cr in.
STKirES ( IS. far Um IS ealaniea)
STARS (13, ane far each coleny)
replaced UnJaa Jack In flag ad
apted by .CaaUoeoUl Congress
Jaae 14. 1777 and made by Betsy
Rasa; Flag act said stars repre
sented "a new eenstellatlen.'
MORE stars and stripes were add
ed with each new state till the
1114 Star - Spangled Banner,
theme af national anthem, had IS
af each: bat If It Congress limited
the naanber af stripes ta IS.
NEW STARS' thereafter Were
added as new states Joined union,
last far Arizona In 1912: bat if
Hawaii. Alaska ar Puerto Rico
gets statehood, another star will
have ta be Inserted In the flag.
taraed wp Grmn4 UaUa Ha
raJae4 at Cambridxe. Mass., Jan.
1. 177; It BriUah I'aUnJk
was aat dee- br Declaration af
APPLIANCE & FURNITURE
Independence.
260 State
Salem
Phone 9149
Boys to Show
.4
7 VeOleae
14 r-m Ir M O f MM T VuT1V
Ye resere r i . ww, .
fHe ece ef a year. Suri4 by Ue
unr. iiucm a. imnif, a
s(MM, Mrs. Charlotte B. Smith.
faikcLaie. Or.; tor - sew.- LsKoy A.
snCWeve. Tart: Richard M Van
Oesrve. Ren Irro. Calif., artd ReMaod
l'ifiny. Oregon CUT. and Cur C. Loo-
My. aaletn. M four eranarnuaren
fteretre h!a rridir Jam 14 at
the Bee. Lourfcs fftciettnt. Internwnt
at oejcreai miwui para.
Cencae) O. Beacti. at the residence,
at Marfaa avenue. Wedweaday. June
IX Survivad a is will. Mrs. Grace
a daughter. Mtae Leila Beacti.
Carl Beecn. and atater. Mtaw Alice
II aalem. 8erace will be
befcd TnAmy. June 14. tl 1JI a.m. in
C kousl-Parrkch Chapel, with live Rev.
WtJmcr I. Brswa officiating. Interment
ta Lea Maw ton ctmtUrjr.
KeOee
Jonn C. Keller, at the home of hi
daughter. Mr. Lena Bttner ef route 1.
aaartn. June IS. at the ase of M years.
i-vd by hia wUe. Mrs. LUUn Kel
ler t SaleVrf! daughter. Mrs. Clayton
Jones af Salem; son, Frank N. Keller
of Pert Land: sis grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Services ill bo held
at a am. Friday, Jum 14. at Howeli-
; Edwarde chapel. Interment, in Belcrest
'MofMruU para.
: Saaoe
' At the resident at Boulder. Colo.
; June a. Mrs. Ids Shade, former rest
Oent of SeJem. Survived by two sons.
! James.. Shade af Dulutrt. Minn . and
. HooeT Shade Van Nuy. Calif , and
two grandchildren. Annminrentent of
services later by the W. T. Rigdon
eemaany. j
By .
Thomas Tranrlt tonnf!r. Ute retl-
aent of JI5 a. ICthist. at a local hoa-
rital June 12. at theiage of It. Survived
y three daughters Mrs. Wslter Leo
bold of Satem. Mrs. E. C Desmond of
Seattle and Mrs. Lwcretia Raney of Los ;
Aaaeies: a son, Rene Donnelly. Oak
land. Calif.: la grandchildren and four
greet -ct andchild ren. Recltatum of the '
, rosary was mad St Howell-Edwards
' ehapet at US mm. Thursday. June 13
Requiem mass at St.! Joaeph's church at ;
' t JS a as. rrtday. with concluding serv- !
. Jess at Bcicrest Memorial park. j
' Howard ' l
Mrs. Patricia L. Howard, at the resl- !
t denre, las N. 17th st . Thursday. June
a la. Survnrwig are the widower. James
, J. Howard. Salem;, her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred A. Schramm. Salem; j
4 a etster. Susanna Schramm. Denver. .
t Colo; a brotiWr. Philip C. Schramm. ;
- Sale; grandmother. Mrs. O M. Wash- I
bwrw. Seiem. Announcement of serv- I
later by Ctough-Bamck company. !
Aquatic Skill at
YM Saturday
The YICA'g annual "Leam to
Swim campaign Thursday wound
up lis activities, insofar as the
boys arc concerned, until this
Saturday at 7 p.m., when partici
pants will gather at the Y In an
exhibition of their newly acquired
water skills for their families and
friends.
Thursday's windup saw 47 boys
successfully passing the deep wa
ter and 20-foot swim tests with
another 40 or 50 near the border
line of a successful completion
Girls' classes still have this Fri
day and Saturday to run. During
its short course the campaign at
tracted nearly 400 non-swimming
young people.
Boys desiring to continue their
swimming instructions are to re
member that the Y's swimming
program continues the year
around. Chet Goodman, aquatic
instructor said, and that it has
a graded program of increasing
ffifficulties to challenge the learn
er as he or she progresses. It al
so offers instruction on the adult
and junior levels.
It is estimated that an ordinary
aim tree of medium size will give
ff 13,000 pounds of water on a
clear, dry, hot day.
Friday and Salnrday
Only
One Group Of
Ul Season Suils
Smart Shop
115 N. Liberty
jrBonl Forgerx
7 I "Dad" A
i ( for Sporting' j J
' Goods J
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25 BEMPBrpobxeHOfJlE LAUMDRIES
25 BULOVA i7. jewd WRIST WATCHES
$2500.00 IN CASH
Edwards
COFFEE
The Coffee 'with
Th extra flavor
"lift"
Regular, dr!p or
Pulverized grinds!
l-ib. OHc 2-ib. xZAc
.SrW jar
IT'S EASY! JUST FINISH THIS SENTENCE:
like EDWARDS COFFEE because . . ." (25 words t Itt)
YOU MAY WIN! Think of winning o wonderful, post-wor de luxe BENDIX
HOME LAUNDRY . . . delivered immediately. Think of corefrse hours
rhil your beoutiful Bendix does your woshmg mufmmlicmUy. Or. you may
win a glomorous 17-Jewl BULOVA
wrist wotch . . . o mosterpiece of
line watchmaking? $2500 in worth
while cosh owords, too! 240 prises
i oil! Shore in the fun . . . you hove
good a chance to win os onyone.
Go to your Safeway Store today, get
a pound of Edwards Coffee ond enter
this easy contest. And enter often!
i he more you enter, the
Chonce to win!
greater
s mm
io runs
;s pttzn
50PUZI5
100 nan
; 50x3;
20.00 "
10.00
Flcxrile Steel Casting Rods 14a50
Guide Free Steel Casting Rod. 19.95
.n i ;
Metal Folding Landing Net : 5.00
p , :
Kali and Kali Ford Fender Spinners
Kali an4 Kali Hammered Ford Fender Spinners
Hammered Brass Ford Fender Spinners
Assorted Lake Spinners. Pocket Cnlres. Sleeping Baas
Cedal Boats 73a50 85.00 105.00
Pijrwood Boat, -162.50
Folding Boats 89.95
42-Pc. Set Gold Pattern Ditdie. 15
97-Pc. Set Cosmos Dthe 3Q
48-Pc. Set Nasturtium I)ihes . 19.50
Washing Machine Drain
49
Ssrataht Claw 2.40
Carpenter's
Tool Boxes
Nail
Pullers
Reed Pipe
Vie
6.40
1.60
7.90
Airway Coffee. , 20' s.S8t
HcbK!l Coffee lb. lag 13'
Serita Coffee C'Z" 5.j2r 36'
Instant Coffee s.2' 39
IfafcnTea UJT18
Tree Tea Oronge Pekoe
Havorade
Y-8 Juice
Orange Drink JL 39 &
1 -9og J gC
Shedd't
Old Vyl
Meat Seuce
Catsup
MllStard Tempty s mt)ar13.
Relish Itemburger 12-Oi. jor
Sweel Pickles Z 'ir J8
r ICKlCS Sweet Keith tor 10
KEITH BROWN
J t 1 i I U u u l inDcr'
Edzm Cheese S. 6.50
Pbst-etf,'i4r19
Pezsat Butter XZWl 55'
Peenat Batter Srl 19155'
Cider VINEGAR .
Old Mill Pint bottle 10c bottle lt
Dried PRUNES 4 AQe
In cello pockoges 2 lbs. 27c Ibs.v r
These are just a few examples
of the many real values you
will find on every shelf in every
section of our Store.
- 1
Sunny Dank
MARGARINE
A reol
favorite
lb. pkg
20
lb. pkg.
Canterbury TEA ylAb
Block V4-lb. pkg. 22c pkg. '
la-bog pkg. U 484og pkg. iU)
43e
Seedless Roisins
21C
Cenvolo
brond
2-lb.
pkg.
Both
Size
Orange Jelly;
c. &s.
brond
No.2Vi
Sno-Wbite Salt, plain or iodixed pVg. 7c
Hi-Ho Crackers, tosry wafers lb. pkg. 21c
Soda Crackers. XI lb pkg. i8c
Scmdwlch Bag. Woodlond pkg. 50 10c
Baked Beans. Dennison 15VS-ox.con 13c
Turkey S Noodle, Lynden 1 o-ox. jor 25c
Grn Ban. rre'w No- 2 con 20c
Standard Pax. Gardemkie h4o.2con He
CreKanCorxie owi.,ST2tk- No. 2 con 15c
Saurkraut Highwoy hk. 2Vi con 14c
Soup Mixta, Betty Crocker 3 pkg. 25c
Rollexi Oats, AAorning Glory I 20 -or. 12c
AlbenOals. "Jr 34ib. pkg. n.
: at
SARDINES
King Solomon brond
10'
Natural or No.
Tomato Toll
Pancake
FLOURS
SUZANNA
2Vi-lb. pkg. 15c
SPERRY'S
3-lb. pkg. 32c
Nucoa Margarine
With Vitamin A odded
25C 2A.b.pkg.49g
Real Duttermilk
8c
Not too thick,
lust right. Quart
Sweetheart
Toilet Soap
bar
11
DREFT
Marvelous new
Suds discovery
23
83e-oz pkg
i
We reserve the right to limit quantitie
Strictly Fresh Eggs
large I
per doz. nrav
medium F"
Grade A
Baby Foods
GeYber's brond
Dry Oatmeal
ond 8-ox.
. Cereol pkg.
15e
pr doz.
Cigarettes
A large selection
of populor brands
2 1 27c $1.28
tasBsaiajBBVrX:Mse
Town House
Grapefruit Juice
13 31'
No. 2
con
Safeway meats are guaranteed food, ealinf , or money back.
Ft ere erar
lete ae
ffcta.
De4A Det4 ClielMA Type 1
rue rvit. juuuyc visking
cosing
Fmh Fowl
'A' dressed
Hen Turkeys
'A' dressed
Stock Ctd
Fillets ;
Note's frowns w n
Pickled lorge Jor 1.17
.48C
ib 37c
t, 41'
Fresh Holibut
f irm slices
Fresh Holibut
Med size, by the pc.
Crab Meet lti
Fresh no shells H lb. 07
Fresh Oysrers .-c
Medium size pint 65
l If If IX '-w-'
Visit your Safeway Produce Section this week, and stock
up with your family's favorite fruits and vegetables.
Cantaloupes
firm, ripe and sweet
a delicious dessert. Lb.
Afparagu, all-green lb.
Spring Beets, local crop lb.
Dry Onion, yellow Y. lb. 0
Spinach, local spring crop ...Jb.
Carrots,: no tops to ay for; lb. 740
Turnips, local rop, bunched lb.
Juicy Tmon?, thin kin ...5-lb.
Poialoes
U. S. l'a "A" Sl?e j
New Shatter T
10-lbs
Crispy, fresh
LETTUCE
9 to 15-oz. Q
heads. Each fw
Prod feature Jor Fridmy mnd SturcUy
Jdet femture$ for Fridsy mnd SlurtUy
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Court
Phone 91 S3