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Strictly modern lamps re rare
Indeed, uu7 modern enthusiast
will tell you. So when leading
modern designer introduces, four
new lamps at once they cause
quite a stir, as these Just did at
preview showings in New York.
Study these lamps and youll see
feere's a reason tor every line of
their design. Among the four
many lighting problems are solv
ed, all with straightforward
grace. The curved arm of the top
floor lamp swings from vertical
to horizontal and has goose neck
ends for more flexibility. The
stem of the pin-up lamp swings
m full 180 degrees and locks at
any angld and varying height.
The shade of the second floor
lamp turns up or down, rises and
lowers on its base according to
the height of chain. A variation
from 16 ft inches to 28 inches In
height is possible for the table
lamp, which locks at seven dif
ferent stops while the shade and
socket section remains in verti
cal balance.
Do 'yea kaow bow to mix palat to
K; the tiMt color yo want? Do 70a
w how to paint faralturo too mi
tort u arofouloaal war? Ettxa
ela Hlllyofi Booklet, SMART AS
PAINT PAINTING PROBLEMS
SOLVED, ten jroa how. This booklet
la jmn for 19 eeaU la cola aa a
tamp, aetf-4roaoee oavoloso aoat
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(Copyright US by John P. DUlo Co.)
New Councilman
Seated at Hubbard
Statetmaa Haws Itrrloe '
HUBBARD The dry council
met with Clarence Friend, new
councilman, sworn in and Mayor
A F. deLespinasse and Council-'
man Ora Morris re-instated.
The business meeting included
reports from all departments. Each
councilman is assigned to a de
partment as ; follows: Clarence
Friend, fire department and also
fire chief; Floyd Dominick, water
commissioner; Charles Crittenden,
street -commissioner; Ora Morris,
health and sanitation, and I M.
Scholl, city lights. .
UZS. SMITH ELECTED
SILVERTON Mrs. A. H.
Emith was named president of
Martha circle, Women's Society
for Christian Service, Tuesday at
its annual meeting! Mrs. T. -R.
Hobart was hostess to the group.
Cther officers elector are Mrs.
Ilallle Williams, vice president;
Mrs., W. A. Bolmeier,. secretary
treasurer; and Mrs. E. R. Adams,
public relations.
Donald Extension
Unit Holds Meet
DONALD The finishing touches
that make home sewing appear
professional were discussed by
Eleanor Trindle at the Donald
home extension unit .meeting at
h linma rJ Mn 1M Hendricks.
Preceding the discussion, a short
business meeting was cauea to
order' by the chairman, Mrs. Har
land Feller. Mrs. H. R. Driever
and Mrs. Leigh ton Whitsett were
appointed project leaders for the
lampshade making demonstration.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hendricks ana Mrs. vet ru
ler. "'. ' ' ( -
flnamim wro Uenlafflei J. t
Mtotk. XL X. Miller. L. E. Whltsett
Tom Framas, Roy Lenhardt, Paul
Singer, vernon auuer, i. n. xot
gen, O. Ackerson, J. A. Bush, H.
R. Driever, Norman Reiling, War
ren Feller, Francis Ryan, Charles
Conyne, Lloyd Knizley and Ernest
Chris topherson.
Mount Etna in Sicily has had
one of the longest eras of activity
among the world's known volcan
oes, ';
Church Group
Holds Meeting
At Dallas
Statoamaa Now Scrrieo
DALLAS Mrs. L. W. Plum
mer was installed aa president
when the Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church met at
'he home of Mrs. J. E. Johnson.
Jr. Earl Benbow acted as instal
ling officer. s
Serving with Mrs. Plummer will
be Mrs. A. Burelbach, secretary,
and Mrs. Roy Woodman, contin
gent treasurer. Secretaries of the
various departments include: mis
sionary education, Mrs. Milton
Miller; literature, Mrs. Roy Wood
man; stewardship and spiritual
life, Mrs. Roy Donahue; social
education and action, Mrs. E. L.
McCleary; hospital and sewing.
Mrs. J. E. Plumrr ir; national and
foreign missions., id Christian ed
ucation, Mrs. Co McBee; mem
bership, Mrs. J oh Cerny.
"The Great Be. uest" was the
theme for the de.otions led by
Mrs. C J. Enstad. Following the
business meeting, conducted by
Mrs. Roy Woodman, retiring pre
sident. Dr. Benbow gave review
of the first chapter of "Japan Be
gins Again" by William C. Kerr.
This is one of the study books for
the year.
At the close of the afternoon,
Orchard Heights Couple
Moves to Corvallis
Statetmaa Newt Servteo
ORCHARD HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Arraon McDowell have mov
ed to Corvallis recently where Mr.
McDowell has been employed, in
the hostess served lunch.
Mrs. Burelbach and Mrs. E. J.
Himes will be the hostesses for
the February meeting.
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday. January 13. 19508
the machine shops on the college
campus. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson
of Portland has leased the Mc
Dowell house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Captain are
parents of a 7 lb. 17 ok. daughter,
Patricia Jolene, born Tuesday,
January 10.
Purchased iron and steel scrap
consumption in the UJS. totaled
21,250,000 gross tons in 1949, 27
per cent less than in 1948. -
CE GROUP ELECTS
Statetmaa Mows Service ...
MILL CITY The high school
class at the First Christian church
in Mill City elected their 1950
class officers at ,a meeting Sun
day. Elected president was Bob
Shelton; . secretary, . Donna Jean
Cooke, and devotion leader, Pat
ricia Cree. These young people
are all sophomores at Mill City
high. Mrs. Tom Courtney is the
class teacher.
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We hove always carried only top quaHty, Government
Inspected meats . . meats that are not "Canimertlal
Grade", bat pur "Grade A." Corns In (his morning and
do your meat shoppina where your eatlaiaction of each
and srsry ct ol inset is assured! 3
Hall or whole, skinned lb. JJJJ
FORK LOIII 'BOAST 13)0
Bib or loin ends, lb. . - mu'
Smoked Bosion Bulls 7U7L0
Lb, .... ; t-ir-"Lr
PORKS ADAGE
Cotmtry Style, lb. ; ; . JJJ
SIDLOIII STEMS 70
Grade A Beef lb, J J
FdTGQZiST, r
Shoulder cnts, lb. . ... JJ
In the Heart of be University Shopping Center
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There Is an IGA Store In your neighborhood where you can 2 your sbopping baskets far
lees. Just check the low price on Item after Item and watch how much further your money
wQl go on IGA's ETeryday low prices.
TtesQ Special Lou Prices Save Yon Iloro Ilonoy
Lb,
can
If s emulsorixed for better baking
LESS OASSlfJ:
l Royal Guest
, COFFEE
V)jlV-.-690'V
Compares with 1
the finest
l normel Chi
Con Cams
"'11 os. I -4
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It tastes betteT
II these brisk days I
M Armours Star I
Chopped
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KRE-IIEL
PUDDIIIGS
Aset Fkrrors
I pkgs. 4mQ
Haley's Ileal Balls
and Gravy
-390
Haloy's Vegciablo
Sieu nilh Dec!
Lots of tender beei with .
vegetables. 29 os, can. ejly
For a quick delicious
meed. It os. can
iinnoiir's Gorcod
Beef Hash
With fulcler meat and fhm .
white potatoes. II os. eon
Liplon Ilocdlo Sonp
A de&dous cold f p ,
weather dish epkgs.eS9 (fi
Use often lor an abundance ol riknnlns and minerals
Lb.
Pkg.
24b.
Pkg.
Sore time Sore money It's Bowl Mix Nucoa
Lb.
Pkg.
Small red beans for your favorite dull recipe
2
Lb.
Pkg.
23
Large Pk g.
IGA
Contains a toy bar of soap in each package
TASTY PAK IHEESTOItE fgSi TASTY PAE BAOTLETT
23CS 1.35
Znfoy me delkiousnees of a home
canned peach -
Ebhicre YThli. Hcrcsl
Kill
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25c6
Ho. ftwl
13B'6a.?SB
Tsadst kernels that melt fa yewr mowth.
torn cant bay better earn.
C can
No. 2V.
can u w cans
Oregon's finest fancy grade pears
heavy syrup . H ..
TASTY PAS CDEAII
llc665c
Borax
Coraxo
hands sfl 70
Sapor Sodi,
Fab, Vc!
Largo Phg.
sue
iNlloreg.
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PalnoIivo.Sonp
23c 23c
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longuet iUUJAt
23c 2r23c
Trend
Soap Powder
Special Deal
Save Bs
Ketelar price SSe
Special price.
Large pkg.
130
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SAVE AT THESE IGA
STODEJJ EVEDY DAY
D::ddcs PcU: uikhsf 49 C
FJ. B. Ne. 1 treie, seteei te save yes seeaey.
Frcsli Broccoli i. .;.i.. 19c
Get year fill of Titasaiae wttk tale sreen vete
Uble. Fresh Spinach pkr. . 1 9 C
Packed la eeUoehane bar, washed, and ready
far the yet.
Swikisl Oraagcx L":
Seedless Navels for eating or jvictaf
9
rr:
If lUCSdlJ diUDlCS Tbs.
8ne-Boy fancy rrade for eatinf er ceeklnf
Pard
'Dog Food
2.25c
SappUea every feed
at year def
needs
M elessM
II i 2 cans
llr with
Quality Food Mkt. Ltmmon'i Marktt
17th sad Center m X. C nisi ft
Car-tor's Marktt Ken OoIIItt
lTth and Ifarket St. Maiesae, Ore
- Opoa Soaday
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Stat,i!lr!L'iarktt Broadway Orocsry
Open landay
Sclo Food Marktt ;
I tele, oireren Poarson's Food Mkt.
-Mi Xfi Ne. Cwisretal
Central Cash Market !
llonsBoath. Oreyen Ronnt r'i OrOSSiy
Highland Market gMrveis, orsss
Htoblaad Ave, MadJ sJ Warfctt
ITS Mertfe Bah
Independence
Food - Ma rket Cquall's Oroeery
os. can
JoSy Time
popcomi .
Tour favorite white or yellow huQees popcorn.
K2A
Pcnnul Bailer FuU lb. Jar
It has a more delicious peanut flavor.
IGA
JEIL-IT .
18
37'
pkgs.
More delirious, gelatine at a saving price. Six 11a
vors to choose from. s
E30STADD 13c
More for yoar money, plan a paddle on each far.
Swift's
imsor
230
the polka-dot
cans
SunhcUe Cleansec
I 7
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Deliciout.taYigoratingl
Vtntprores ony neall,
Uplons
43 Cotmt
cans 15s
.mmm
Dfcc!i Tea Dags 49c
3 ?yyCfgw 0?w
1233 State
Phone 9-9127
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