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Visit Relatives
FALLS CITY Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Taylor and children of
Pallas spent Sunday with her I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Ames.
Mrs. Opal Arstell of Portland
spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. Fnebe ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dennis and
children spent Sunday with rela
tives in Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Taylor and
children of Molalla spent the
weekend visiting friends and rela
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack lis gar and
children of Valsetx spent Sunday
with her mother,- Mrs. Katherlne
Pace.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co. completed Instal
lation, of the dial system Satur
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operator to be transferred is Mil
dred Wray who goes to Indepen
dence about May 24.
Mrs. Lottie Graves who has
been ill at Dallas hospital re
turned home Friday.
Mrs. B. E. Freer. Mrs. Chet
Burbank and Mrs. Fiord Graham
were Dallas visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Shepard
spent the weekend fishing in
eastern Oreeon
Norman Davis was in Salem
Monday on business.
Unionvale Family
Meets for Dinner
On Mother's Day
UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Hunsaker of Eugene are
the parents of a daughter born
April 26. Mrs. Hunsaker is the
former Louise Will and her par
ants are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Will
of Grand Island. Paternal grand-
B i rents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie
unsaker of Baker. The little
girl has been named Melodee
Ann. Mrs. Hunsaker and the baby
are spending a week with her par
ents here.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Stockhoff of the Dayton
Prairie district were Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Stockhoff and Gene and
Mr and Mr. Jamie Ediger.
Gathering at the Louis Magees
Mother's day were Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Remme of Dayton, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Fiher of McMinnville
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Magee
and Stephen of Corvallis. It was
alto the birthday of Mr. Magee.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Will and
Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Will, all of Grand Island, attended
the golden wedding anniversary
of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Will at Aurora.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Will of
Grand Island have moved to
Bonanza where he will be en
gaged in farming.
Marion 4-H Leaders
Meet Saturday at Salem
Marion county 4-H club leaders
meeting will be held at 1 p.m.
Saturday in the Salem YMCA.
Plans for club summer school In
June and a possible discussion on
the fall show, August 23, 28 and
17, is scheduled.
Final reports on the spring show
held two weeks ago will be presented.
Keizer Scout Picture
Will Be Shown Tonight
KEIZER Cub Scout planning
committee and Cub Mothers club
will sponsor a full-length motion
picture Friday night. May 14. It
will be shown In the school audi
torium and will be benefit for
community cub work.
The Mothers club will have
candy, popcorn, cake and coffee
for sale.
Liberty Sixth Grade
Qasa Holds Election
LIBERTY Election of offi
cers was held in the sixth grade.
Lou Kurth, jr. was named presi
dent; Beverly Smith, vice pres
ident; Clara Durant. secretary,
and Elwyn Barker, sergeant at
arms.
The Liberty Softball team will
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Cream style Cm
No. 303 can
Wh. Kernel for
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For topmost
quality and bigger sav
ings, our SELL-ebritles
(IGA Brands, that is) take
the spotlight thia
week as always!
CAIIIIED FOODS
Priced Low for Savlnga
Apple Sauce 10 A N.. tB 12c
Grapefruil ,OA , aB 18c
Peaches Elslaere, Ne. ZVi eaa
29o
rnssion peas
No. 2 can 3 for 350
Boy a ease at this low price and sare
money.
ELSIIIORE NS.
PEAS 3 f.r 470
Fancy, small tender peas, priced lew.
FDOSTIIIG
4 Vi-or. pkg.
13c
BISQUICK . ... Large pkgr.
A must item for strawberry shortcake time
KARO SYRUP 5
For baking, table or canning.
470
ne.
610
JELL POWDER T" p'k PkI .70
Six delicious flavors for colorful springtime meals.
KRUSTEAZ 350
Just add water and roll for perfect pie crusts.
CHICKEN
Haley's
i-oz. can
Sandwich Spread "ll
Chicken a la King
4i0
...15-oz. can 630
s
Flavors
ML
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Borden's Instant
Chocolale
Ilix
25 c
t-es.
Can
Borden's
nnio
Powdered 69c
JUICE
COCKTAIL
Ne. S S
ml
41-os. 3"f
UEM LOW PBICES
Super Snds
nooos o suds for Dishes and Duds.
Vel 330
No soap ever made suds like Vel.
Crystal While Soan 2 150
Use Crystal White for easier wash days.
CM Cashmere
sJUtiU Bouquet
2 for 230
Soap
Palmolivo Soap
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T0IIAT0 SAUCE
8-oz. can Tastj Pale
4 . 210
Spleed just right far
dishes.
delicious
T0IIAT0ES
No. 2Yi can
Tasty Pak
Solid pack hand picked vine ripened.
250
Soli
Mertoa
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19c
Chili Peppen 24 C
OUves JSredi
Apple Jelly
Tea Garden 4
12-ex. jar
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Specials For Friday and Sainrday
Onions
White or yellow . 2 Ibsi. CJZ3 i
New crop Texas Bermuda Onions priced to save you money.
Grapefruil
fill elf Ta ArlrAHfl IK AV
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Chuck, full of tangy Juice, breakfast size
Snnhisi Lemons
360 size Dor.
Keep some on hand always, for so many uses.
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Fresh Tomalocs
Lb. Tube Snobo
sou
lld ripe for slicing or to add color to your salads.
Hon Potatoes H
A size Shafter 10 lbs.
U. 8. No. 1 long white potatoes at a low, low price.
With the fragrance men love.
Poet's Granulated
Large package
Three times the womes now use Peets.
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Try the 14-day beauty plan.
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Del Monte
lomaio
lice, Z5o
Large 46-oz. can
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Applo
Cider, 15n
PiatiBotUe
This Ueeh's BesS Buys
Swift's Hocklus
Circlo S Smoked Picnics
Smoked over hickory embers to give them that
sweet nut taste.
Siviffs Semi-Dry
Thnringer Snmmcr Sansago
Noted for its distinctive, tangy flavor.
Swifi'i Preainn 5f!?f? T'J"1:
freshness, goodness aad
sanitation.
Swift j
Dahyl Ileal:
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Gerbers .
Dahy- Foods
42 -o can strained
or chopped 1
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Puss Boots
Dcj and Col
Feed
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White Star
Tcza Fixh
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Grated
43 (j
Oscar Mayer
Frankfnriers
BEII-GEE VegeUble
Chow Ilcin Dinner
!6c
No. 2 can Chow Meln
No. 1 can Noodles
Tea & Soy Tang Sauce .
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taste - natxitlea when yen aerre sea
Oee,
Pophitt Puffed Wheat
4-oz.
pkg
100
Puffed Rice
4-oz.
pkg
Packed la double cello
phane for freshness.
130
For Making Betty Crocker's
Lemon Chiffon Cairo .
Get Tree Recipe at eur display Xor making
this NEW type cake everyone is talking
about.
Kitchen
Tested
Gold Ilcdal Flour
25 lb, bag $2.05
KELLOGG'S
VMETY
320
Package
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June I issue. Ea
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whole family.
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