12 The Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Friday. February 13 1343
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BURKE'S CAMERA SHOP
174 N. Commercial Street
GROCERY Ci I1ARKET
FRIDAY; 13th February SATURDAY: 14th Fcbnury
Jello & Jello Pudding
cobh
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HCQ)C Ea.
Golden l2-Ib. jars
Tomato Juice
Hunt's, No. 2
cans, per can
10c
Prk. Sausage Port, lb, 42c
Grd. Beef 12? IT?. 42c
RibSleaks Bt"
T-BOIIE STEMS Tender beef
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Rich Red Heart Boxes
of Valentine
CHOCOLATES
$1.50 Value
Special for Friday S
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and Saturday a
Working Too Hard?
Use Ileblcx
Vii Capsules
For that tired, run-down
feeling ...
Sold Only at Scb.aefer'
Step Right Up!
Get Your Bottle of
Schaefer's Com Remedy
No Relief, No Pay
Schaefer's
Nerve & Bone
Lininenl
500 .ndSl.OO
Pbene I-1141
Ripe to cat
Pictsweet, Whole Kernel,
vacuum pack . 12-oz. cans
lender swet P
b 'GEL' 3?3M0
02YD0L
0
Pkg.
Large Size
IIUCOA
Margarine
Per pound
38c
Baconfrn" .b.650
Bacon Sqrs.1"" i.b. 45c
b.43c
EggS ilrgeT..Per doz. 49 C
YOUR PRESCRIPTIOII STORE
WHEN YOU THINK DRUGS THINK SCHAEFER
1899 - 1948 "It Pays to Trade at Schaefer's"
Prescriptions Accnraiely Filled
EVEnynmiG fob the baby ,
We have a complete line of medical needs for babies. Let
us fill your prescription.
Valentine
Candy
Chocolates In heart
boxes. Rich red and
pastel boxes. Sierra
Societe John
stons. $1.25 up to
$3.50
This Is the efflcial Feaslar kasaedy Stere fer Marten Ceaaty.
Tea will find these preparatleas f hlchest qeality sad gaaraa
teed te be exactly fer what they are seld aad represented te be.
Sele Ages! fer Fenslar Xenedle far llxrien Cavity
Woo 1 burn Cycle Shop
Is Sold to Beckwiths
WOODBURN Sale of the
.JVoodbum Cycle shop to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy E. Beckwith, former
owners, by E .E. Buchanan has
been announced. Buchanan re
tained ownership of the building.
Beckwiths will carry new and
used merchandise as they did up
until they sold to Buchanan a
year ago. Recently Beckwith has
been employed by the Farmers
Union Co-op here.
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan are now
in California completing plans for
operation of a Coca-Cola plant at
Blythe. He was with that com
pany for seven year before com
ing to Woodburn. Buchanan also
sold his interest in the local bowl
ing alleys to his brother, E. C.
Buchanan, who will operate the
business.
Unionvale Church Scene
Of Bridal Shower Parly
UNIONVALE Social rooms of
the local church were decorated
with She valentine motif for a mis
cellaneous shower honoring Pat
Stockhoff Friday night. Games
were played by 40 guests present.
Little Barbara Bennett, attired as
cupid, presented a wagonload of
gifts to the honor guest.
Hostesses were Mrs. Marion
Dixon, Mrs. Alonzo Ledford and
Mrs. Robert Bennett Miss Stock
hoff is the bride-elect of Jamie
Ediger. They will be married in
the First Methodist Church in
McMinnville, February 22.
lbs.
.Per package
cans
cans
Mission
pricofis
2 Can, -SC
Halves in svrup
No. 2Vi Cans
COOKIES
Asst. Packages
Regular 25c size OCr
2 for AWC
No Dealers
at ' k IV ATia" m
Stanch
ESambliogs
Joe Doerfler, who filbert farms
in the Waldo Hills area, sold his
Powell Butte ranch at least the
most of it and plans to devote
his time to the filberts and some
bent grass plantings he has. He
is thinking of putting some sub
clover into the bent to improve
the soil. Joe and his wife. Una.
at one time had a walnut orchard
but after it was IS years old took
it out They said that walnuts
do not produce too well on the
hill soil on their ranch. The trees
don't seem to grow much after
they reach. IS years, but the fil
berts do very well.
Glenn Schaeffer, chairman of
the Clackamas horticultural plan
ning committee, says that berry
growers in his area are becom
ing quite conscious of erosion in
the berry fields. "Gully erosion
is becoming ail too common be
tween berry rows," says Glenn,
"and I expect to establish contour
furrows in my fields next year.
My soil is too valuable to be
washed down the river."
Martin Widdows of Canby farms
some land of poor drainage. He
says that he has obtained an ex
cellent stand of big trefoil (lotus
major) last spring by broadcast
ing innoculated seed on old pas
ture sod. Martin reports that llis
Brown has also been using this
method of trefoil plantings on
the coast with excellent results.
Good trefoil seed can now be
purchased for around US a
pound, or a little more than one
half of last year's price. Three
or four pounds of seed per acre
seems to be adequate for estab
lishing good stands. It does well
on fern lands. Early growth may
be pastured off in May and early
June, after which a hay crop
may be cut in early August at
which time the weatherman takes
a vacation and weather is good
for harvesting, Martin claims.
The growers point out, how
ever, that disadvantages are that
stands are sometimes difficult to
obtain and some are fearful that
big trefoil might, like hairy vetch,
be difficult to eradicate. Sellers
Of seed should be able to furnish
innoculated soil.
Plan Projects
For Cub Scouts
KEIZER Cub Planning Com
mittee met Tuesday night at the
Lloyd Wood home. Tentative
plans were made for Father and
Son banqueft, in March. Two new
den mothers are needed to replace
those who have moved.
Members of the committee pres
ent are: Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Noel, Mrs. Roger Morse, Mrs. Ot
to Yunker, Lauren Stettler, Mrs.
Dale Pingel, Rolf Gilbertson,
Gordon Gettis and Mr. and Mrs.
Wood.
Next meeting will be held March
18 at the Lauren Stettler home.
Valley
Obituaries
Mrs. Carrie Alrich
SILVERTON, Feb. 12.-Mrs. Car
rie Alrich, who lived in Silver
ton for about 25 years prior to her
leaving five years ago, died In
Portland Thursday night at her
home there.
Announcement of services will
be made later by Ekman funeral
home of Silverton.
Mrs. Alrich was born Oct. 8,
1869 in Lima, Sweden. She Is
survived by her husband, Gunder:
daughters, Olga, Rose Ha ami
Cora Alrich, all of Portland, Mrs.
Mable Colgan of Salem, Mrs. Es
ther Miller of Eugene, Mrs. Ida
Hampen of Everett. Wash., and
sons, Adolph and Harold Alrich
of Silverton and Lawrence Al
rich of Glendine, Mont., by 11
grandchildren, and sisters in Min
nesota and Montana.,
400 lbs.
Bed Cinnamon
GUI! HEARTS
Special for Valentine
Regular 40c lb.
This week only
Pound -
General Electric
Healing Pad
Regular $5.70 95
Climax Chocolates
Special For Valentine
pound
2 pounds for -65c
For Those Pimples Try
Demand Oinlnenl
500
Unemployment
Reserve Fund
Given Boost
With Oregon payrolls continu
ing at record highs in 1948, con
tributions from employers for the
last quarter approached $3,000,
000, to increase the state unem
ployment current reserve fund to
$78,477,188, officials reported
Thursday.
This is more than $1,000,000
above the previous high last No
vember. Officials predicted that quarter
ly collections would more than off
set benefits to bring the fund well
above the $80,000,000 mark be
fore the end of the year.
Many counties, especialy Doug
las, Linn and other lumber pro
ducers, were reporting more
wages to workers for one month
than for entire years before the
war. Gains from 194$ levels were
equally as startling, officials de
clared. Eight counties. Wheeler,
Grant, Jefferson. Curry, Tilla
mook, Douglas, Coos and Wash
ington, reported more payrolls in
the first three quarters of 1947
than for the entire previous year.
Salem Rifle Club
Marksmen Vie
Salem Rifle club practice at the
Salem armory Thursday night
showed T. Finnell top marksmen
for the night's shooting with a
score of 186.
Placing and showing were K.
Graber with 165 and J. Sylvester
with 146, respectively. The club
meets each Thursday for target
practice, reports George Nunn,
secretary.
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Sherwin Williams Wall Primer
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Cha rges Result
From Silverton
Auto Accident
SILVERTON, Feb. 1 2.-Waller j
Falhaber and Larry Hoffman, I
both of Silverton, will appear in I
justice court here today to answer
to charges growing out of an ac- j
cident Thursday afternoon, ac- ,
cording to Silverton police.
Falhaber is charged with as
sault and battery while Hoffman
is charged with assault and bat
tery, failure to give name and ad
dress at the scene of an accident
and with having no operator's li
cense. Police reported that the car
Hoffman was driving was invol
ved in an accident with one driv
en by Dr. N. L. Dodds of Silver
ton, Thursday afternoon at the
corner of Welch and Cherry
streets. Falhaber is released on
$250 bail and Hoffman on $750
baU.
Sunday Schools
Hold Conventions
PRATUM The last of the
five district Sunday school con
ventions for the winter was held
at Aurora last Sunday. Held dur
ing January were Santiam dist
rict at Mill City Prebyterian,
January 4; Hayesville district at
Fruitland January 11; Silverton
district at Silverton January IB,
and the Jefferson district at Dever
in Linn county January 25.
The Red Hills district will
meet the first Sunday in May.
All six districts will meet at
Keizer for the annual county con
vention Eebruary 28. Rev. A. A.
Loewen and Rev. Orvllle Jenkins
will be the main speakers.
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Prices eftecflTe for entire week, February 13th through
February 20th, Friday through Thursday. Open 8unday.
Fresh Grade "A" Large. Farm Fresh. Price good through
Monday only. S
Armour's "Tcxturized" has the same handlior Quali
ties mm fthorteninf plus all
the best qualities of pure lard.
Lb. carton ...M
Nucoa
2 lb. carton
CL l ' Snowdrift
ouunuxung s ib. can
AH other brands, tl In stock tl.lt1
Brdier " Lb.850
PRICES COOP THROUGH MONDAY ONLY
0E (DKEArJ
All Flavors
Quarti a
"As good as the best, better than the, rest'
"Red Heart Center" for Valentine'i Day
Same price of course ?
pf-,, All popular brands
aV 1UUA
50 lb. sack
254b. sack. S2-02
Kilchcn Queen 50 Ib. sack 3.S9
254b. sack. tl.SS
BressL larte 1 t la. leaf. "Mlty Nlee" Is Its aasae. j
Mlf My wire It is. tee. ' ' J
Ham
Armour's Star Brand
Lb. Jar L.
rates
AH popular brands. Pet
15
48 can
case ...
Dairy Gold cu.
(SIFF
All Fopular Brands Hills Bros
MJ.H, etc
Bed Dot Lb. uc
Schillings
Lb. ar
Orang
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About
PoSaSoes
UA No. Tm
50 lb. sack
Zipples
Hood Rier
Box $1.98.
10 baV
BaLvFoodi
Sugar
All brands, beet
Cnnri popular brands, Oxydol,
9UaP Rlnso, etc Larcc package
ILeUuceS.!'!. . 3,2)c
Grapefruit
a Texas Pink
No limit
We do not sail to dealers, we reaerre the right to
limit quantities.
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At the foot of ; the'
bride '
Wesl Salem
dozen
Ab. carton :c
1.15
a a a a
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490
Carnation, Morning etc
I'ercn.
2 for T....
3.85 c. 120
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case JLmZJi?
I04ba. In a ahcplng baa. 53c
4e
Gerber's
All varieties
cans
or cane.
100 lb. sack
8.25
50
...
Each
350
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yt mile north of
underpass)
Salem
At the foot of the
bridge
Ucsi Salem
135 II. Coonerdal St. PreicripliensTillcd 1CS3-1S3
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