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lUnkt ir wind In lit In room and front bedroom, full sited dlnlnc
room land, while outer wall rentraatlng with green asphalt shlntle
help tke IhU Iioum appealing. tlsUmalrd rosi of $7,009 for mot
LM-alij.iesarluive of land make II suitable for moderate Inromea.
Toil.rV H I'alteril I More Conservation
NmI'I oil Marion
Oniiity Farm, Tale
Better car of Marion county's
agricultural resources, which thia
year are producing mot than
$10,000,1)00 worth of food and
fen! crop. Is viewed aa "an ab
solute necessity by W. M. Tat,
chaiiman of the county agricul
t til mI conservation association.
"If we are to continue to pro
duce ii thin scale- we muit take
step now to check soil er onion
and depletion that la still taking
place on too many Marion county
act e." Tate declared. "Despite the
conservation accomplishment and
better farming methods of the pant
few' years, we still are on the red
iU of the conservation ledger."
Funds are available through the
agricultural conservation program
to umiM with additional conserva
tion work on county farms and the
county ACA committee is encour
aging farmers to apply for ap
proval of extra conservation work
this fall. Fall practices include
liming, application of super phos
phate, tiling, and seeding of per
manent pastures.
Well. well, this little cherub
?ure 1 m .K pioud about something.
Jet it that tute button-fronter
Sties wearing' Pattern 4612 has a
yarty 'dress, too. i'iili included.
Thia pattern. eajr to ue. sim
ile to sew, i tented for fit. In
clude complete llluttatcjl in
atrut tioni.
I'attcrn 4612 comes in sizes 2,
t. 6. 8. Size 6 takes l's yards 35
llth, ' Yti(l contraM.
nd lr?-IV cent tn coins
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M.k Stiitf fif!ert carila thort for
Imii p nv 1 It will bttng you
laktiuitt tor ln IW famllv . . .
I m a I K paitvin t.t git l's hat
and ba pi intrd tight In book.
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COM) LABEL !
VANILLA AND CHOCOLATE
Fine Flavor!
log loll
Kolled In Nuts
Culd Seal Vanilla 'and Vanilla with ItUck Walnut
Ice Cream
OT
FIFTH AVKNTK ICE CKEAM
AftMirted FUtorn
100'.' Pasteurized
Parked Free In Frosttalre to Hold 1 to 3 Hours
WE Are Happy to Fill QUANTITY OKDEILH
for ICE CHE AM
MM N. Liberty
Hops Gleaner r
Yield Smaller
Says Walker
The 1946 hop yield was- sur
passed by the crop of a year ago,
although growers were successful
In their drive to get cleaner hops
this year. The set of hops thia
year was at Jeast 15 to 20 per cent
below that of a year ago, R. M.
Walker, chairman of the Inde
pendence hop growers association
was a shortage of pickers through
estifnates. Another contributing factor In
the shortened yield. Walker says,
out most of the season which pro
longed picking and resulted in
lower grade hops with some mold
and mildew damage. Walker sets
the loss of hops in the Independ
ence area as a result of the dearth
of pickers at 7 to 10 per cent of the
total yield.
Most of the yards in the Wil
lamette valley started picking
with full crews in August, but
pickers became dissatisfied with
picking conditions generally and
left in large numbers. Growers
never did pick again with full
crews despite a wage advance of
one-half cent per pound. Most of
the. labor difficulty stemmed from
growers demands for cleaner hops
the exclusion of stems and
leaves which detract from the
marketability of the hops.
Walker cites an example of the
prolonged season In one of the
yards he operates. Thia year it
took 38 days to complete picking
No 1947 Leldown
In Farm Acreage
Seen for Oregon
Continued maximum farm pro
duction is in prospect for Oregon,
says E. C Potter, chief of the
division of agricultural economics,
OSC.
Pricea of most farm products
are still high enough to rnmuiHgc
as compared with 28 days In 1945.
The shortage of pickers and the
fact that workers seemed unwill
ing to do a full day's win k caused
the lag, he added.
This pait week small acreages
in many sections of the valley
have been abandoned as a result
of mold and mildew damages.
IMK1 production even though the
tfeiieral outlook is for giitdiially
lower farm income. The acute
labor shoituge lum !- n puificu
luily relieved and while tmuhin
ery will continue to he scune, Its
chief effect Is expecW-d to be on
hay production. The freight car
hhortage may delay movement of
fted grains into the state and
other product out.
Taking individual crops. Pot
ter foreciifd m deciene in mt
toes, a slight decri'tiM? in total
Scieage of grain crops and u te
duction in flax for fiber. InnrtiM-s
are force-u in summer fallow
acreage, truck crops for pUM'enhlng,
and sod crops including a big in
crease in alsikfl clover for seed
In rei-poiise to demand. Hairy
Vetch jni winter pcax aie ex
pected to increase significantly.
Sheep Few
Dairy cuttle numbers may stay
fit present levels with on Improved
feed-milk pi ie latlon while leef
cattle number are likely to de
cline somewhat. Hheep numbers
are low and m gradual upturn is
considered desirable. Hog num
bers probably will-not reach pre
Wtir levels for some time because
of less kim milk available and
world demand for wheat its hu
man food.
An unfavorable ettg tatio is ex
pected further to reduce egg out
put while commercial broiler pro
duction may continue its upward
trend. Some recovery in tin key
numbeis is espectcd from this
season's drastic alurnp.
TOI'HINTN KMX K TO IIAM
PORTLAND, Oct. 10 !r) Hon -neville
dam had marly half a
million visitors in the first nine
months of this year, 140,157 of
them in August alone.
firm ftr.ric IIOI HINO
PORTLAND, OcH 10HV)-r:fty
logging and lumber compfue
weie negotiating today fnf 110
dwelling units offered fur !
by the federal public housing
authoiity.. This was the first lime
that surplus war! housing
made available to pi i sir, firms.
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All-VIiii'e
GOLD MEDEL
FILLSBURY and
DRIFTED SKTOW
Likt old fritndi, thtM and othtr lamoui enriched
flouri will grtet you at Saloray. Now ylro can baks
your proudest cakes agiin ... to your heart's content.
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10 Iiw71e
25lb.scc$165
i0lb.cK$3w
What we mean Is that it'i here now . . .
in abundance! Carlot shipments assure
all who have been waiting for the return
of these all-white ENRICHED flours of an
ample supply. But if YOU have been
waiting.. . . so have many others. There
fore ... a word to the wise ... get yours
THIS week!
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legcfables ire pretty
. . . look before yea e:t
Colorful fall, produce lend itael to
decoration as well aa to menus. Use the
elioM-est. fruits and vegetable from
your trip to the store for centerpiece
for table, mantelpiece, buffet, or shelf
Itefore you eat them. He sure they are
Arm, but not quite ripe. Wipe off the
fruits and vegetables, shine them, but
do not wash. i 1 a
Spaghetti
with Mushrooms
Conon's- O OCc
Special
low price pint Jor
M us! roo ms
in Gravy
Shody
Oak 10-oi.nrc
brand
(or
Doof
B. V. brand
-m-z. g-yi
Ico Crocm
Mix
Frizz brand
QUAKER J-lb. OfU
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A llllf
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Trv thia renlrrieia of
wlieat or dry grass and autumn laavee.
Tle randleholders are apples hollowed
out so the candle will fit, set on autuma
leave. Insert tufts of wheat in with the
candle.
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Uwi Reo.ee Quick 0
CremcfRce SSU ,Sl1,
FISHER'S MOT 20-os.
CCRfAL P-o.
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Cera Kh, cc!d ccred 7: 13'
Afrway Coffee 1-Q. bj 30
l!:bia CoffeeS 33' 65'
Edrrtrdj Ceffee i-.-'JitSt
ADricotHzlyejJ'
GracW A
Hen TURtCEYS
Buy o who Is
bird or choot
ths pieces you
like!
WHOU-
Leose7TaoH Lft. 95
VrTnIs',JVe4s U. 63
iTascsrstssI Ckkksfts
Colored
Frybrs
u.C3
Fowl Roosters
FrcshOystcrs
V(odium
Slzss Pint 75
Fillet of Solo
Dover brand
FRESH lb. 45c
, mmmmmmmm
HALIDUT
Sliced ab-49
Pure
PORK
Sausage
Typs 1
Country
Sryls lb. W-7
Moot feotures for
Fridoy ond
Soturdoy.
Vho!e Apricots SsSa 21'
CiMPninejwlS00'!'
GrenefruH X29'J.J7'
Town No.ZSfC t11t
House con et.vv
GrepefruItJuIce
GrepefmltJdce'ia
Bended Jute2 18 2:39
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Blended Juice .p.lto.2 cen 20c
Orage Jdee 'g Ho. 1 an IV
Out of a floppy garden list epill eaion,
yellow and red, carrot, equeeh, eu I
cumbers, and eggplant. I
Here fruit i arranged in a apbt kubberd
aquash. Ivy leave (or other gtm
leave) are placed mround the arrange
ment. On each side are Danish ,)
candle holders.
Canot iDusJlc
The Ifoasemskert' IWim
Am trntrm laMaay laetaVe
e Maals a Shewtr fee s ties ted leeaf f
Carol Drake ha prepared three new
leaflet entitled GIVING A BABY
SHOWEH, THEMES AND GAMES
FOH HAHY HIIOW KItS, and MENUS
K)It HAflY SHOWERS that will give
you idea galore. Addrea your requawt
to Carol Drake, The 1 1 omens k era' Bu
reau, Iks 2110, Dept. 8., San Frasv
. ciaco 26. Calif. '
Kemp's NUTS
In tan
Sslfe) TnmH 8 -ox. 27c
MIxeai Nsts 7-ox. 49
Coaksws, Alawewds 7-ox. 75
MATCHES
Corton of 4 bones
Soslt Msec He J
corton
21
25
TODACCO
- Princm Albert
Buy O pound con
ond Sove!
lb. con
77
TTUiadlanssia
Rr Kris p Waieri ite. Vs-T26
Flat Bread ltoov 1 3. pk. 33c
Graham Cwcktn mj2Ti lb. 22
Chicken Soup Roncho ccmfr
Mushroom Soup trum m 1 5
Minced Qains Snow. 8v.oz.con33e
Hamburger Reliih fig. 25
Sweet Relith ZJSSiV2- 22
Dry Cereal Hln brand Pk'-1 5
Cereal SZ" K:15
Baby Foodj o-tfgr4 tin 7
Baby Foods Oopp's stroinexi tin 7
Baby Food.00??'1 pp 8
Baby Foodl Helnx ttralnsd tin 7 e
Baby Foods Hsinzchoppsd tin ge
TwhitTMogT
iVefw
Tender Peas
Tender Peas
Fcncy Peas
Fcicy Peas
GAADCN.
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HIGHWAY
4-Sieve
SUCAft tCLLf
, 2-3-4 Sieve .
LIBBY
14'
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No 2 4t
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no. 2 one
con
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con
Ws reserve ths right
to limit quontities.
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Flavor and freshness go hand-in-hand. Safeway guar
anteed fresh fruit and vegetables, assure perfect flavor.
' Extra Fsncy
snd Fsy
Red Delicious
9c 43-lb. fO CQ
boa at.03
APPLES
JssstksMs
I A. 7 Boa f2.49
Tokay Grapoi f,11'- Vic
BrOCCOll Local Crop lb.
Ccxuliflowor nowY wh,ii IbM.lc
Salad Vegetables
Mixed for solods.
In sonitory
cello pockoges.
8-0. 'fl
kr. XLGm
Cabbago Local Oop
CZoTtl Golden Bantam
YcXIXIS Trom the South
Danish Squash
Turnips aiP tp
III. H!
111. lie
Hi. H4
lb. V2C
lb. He
Crispy Celery
Local crop
lb. SW
I'ssrsl
Variety
POTATOES
OroMii In the
Nor Urn est. 10 lbs.
1'. N. No. Is.
100-lb. sr. 12.89
Dry Onions
A truly inexpensive diih
l. 2V4 98V
Produce leotures ore for Fridoy ond Soturdoy only.
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