The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 26, 1951, Page 21, Image 21

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Footless Fin Quality
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Can
790
I bi asms FOIGER'S COFFEE MllL
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Thru .Honda?
White Cap Guaranteed Finest Quality
of land to produce the milk. Come In and
try Ails delicious cheese, wiih the ultimate
in cheese flaror; sharp, tangy cheese ior
you know the larger the size cheese, the
better the flaror I
f pie and then buy!
2.1b, bmi
KRAFT
SLICED
Swiss, American or
Pimiento
Pkg.
Roquefort Type Cheese
lmiglois
89 ib.1
ST. FRANCIS
BLEU I!
- 590 1!
If you Hke Roquefort, you
will lore these fine flcrr-
ored chi
Colored Finest Quality Guaranteed
siiowbmft si.-3-i i&t
Coupon , 4h9 Lbs.
For 3 Minute Cake Mixing
UESSOII OIL
Qt
490
t America's Favorite Liquid, Shortening
POIIPKIII u 2 cL, 290
Fancy Standby Large 2Yt Cans '
CHERRIES L 2 490
Standby Fancy No. 2 Cans
For That Delicious Cherry Pie
IIARSHI2ML0US
lXI. Can
190
Fresh and FluffyDirect from the Kitchen
1 iliiii" "ryi
Irick or Treat
ASSORTED GUE1 6 190
! WriqUy'i (Sox of 20-59c)
HERSHEY BARS 6 230
" i Assorted 5c Bars
LnrJ
C 8UY SOME
Wonderful
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GOII DROPS Id 230
) Fresh Candies
ORMGE SUCES i ldt 230
In This Week
CHOC. DROPS 1 290
i Delicious Candies
CAIIDIES 'KEil Sio90
GIIIGER SIIAPS L 290
1 Superior i . ;
CAIIDY CORII 10-ox. Cello 270
IIIIED L1EAT
Deviled Ham 170
Pure Ne. H Can
Polled Ileal 100
Ne. ?i Can
Vienna Sausage 210
Ne. H Can
Lunch Tongue 330
-es. Can
I-Iission
ELBOW
UACADOIII
Sea Shells Salad Macaroni
28l&: 180
BEST BET " ' -
EIACMIOIH
OIT SPAGHETTI
350
Large
2Vlb. Pkg.
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W irVli PANEADY
New rich flaror 8-15 more edible
meat f Broader breast white meat
c drumstick. Tastes doubly deli
cious.! i
$1.59
$1.79
Swifts Oriole
MomQt
Palace Lb,
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VV Semi-Bonless
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DAII PATTIES
K!fl4 .M 190
TunsE? fdicassee
Buds.l-Wls. n. .ijy
FQESH OYSTEBS
Ocean Fresh i C?A
WClapas i Lb.
spare nms
Thick Loin i
Cuts .
Lb.
550
SKIIILESS FnAIIKS
All Brands J Lb. Cello 590
GROUND BEEF-
Fresh Daily
u.590
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PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK AT OUH COUTH COMMERCIAL
STORt ASS r03 YOUR FAVOSTTE CUT FEOM THE FINEST OF THE
WHEN THE DOOKBEir IINGE1 rrm
COMES, AND WIN A WESTINGHOUSf
ELECTIIC APPLIANCE - .Ut
LB.
Folger's coffee will be senred free Friday and Saturday
and some lucky person wfil win a Westinghouse Laun
dromat at our South Commercial Store Saturday.
EOTfeerVPahy Foods
Strained or Chopped
Fruits and Vegetables
Cans
12-os. Jar
Black Raspberry Ererbest Seedless
IPH-eserves
Eiremel Puddings
& Pie IFilliags
5
Efcrr's Jellies
8-oz.
Glass
Mafshmallotvs u,Pk,.
Camp&re triple sealed for freshness.
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RICH MOLASSES FLAVOR
Pound
Box
12c
DOG d
CAT FOOD
BXTRA
2 for 29c
6 for 85c
12 for $1,65
48 i $6.49
Please og Food
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TALL
CANS
. 1
Jan-U-V7ine Chinese Food
Serve Delicious Easily Prepared
Chinese Foods At Home I
Chicken Orienld
Dinner
A complete meal ready to senre
1 can Chicken Chop Suey, 1 can Chow
Mein Noodles. . - I Cl
Jan-U-Wine complete 30''
Oricnfal Ileatless Dinner
1 can Meatless Chop Suey or Chow Mela I "Jfj
1 can Chow Mein Noodles Jan-U-Wlne. completed
CHOP SUEY VEGETABLES
Jan-U-Wlne No. 2 Can ;
VEGETABLE CHOP SUEY;
Jan-U-Wine-No. 2 Can J
CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
Jan-U-Wine No. 2 Can
CHOW MEIN NOODLES
Jan-U-Wlne No. 2 Can
BEAN SPROUTS
Jan-U-Wlne-No. 2 Can
FORTUNE CAKES
Jan-U-Wine No. 2 Can
250
310
450
170
120
190
Here's the Olive
they're talking about
EARLY CALIFORNIA
Staffed Olives
Plastic
Tree
Each olive It at
tached te plastic
holder that pells
eat of Jar Intact.
lets :smn
witk the Greta Oast 9 Jfnfl
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SEOUL. Korea. Oct- 24 United Nations artillerymen lead shells filled
with leaflets into their field piece as titer shower Chinese trapped la
sn encirclement movement on a mountain near Knmsonri North
Korean Tho central Korean town has sinee been abandoned and
United Nations tanks have entered the ruins without eneottnterlac
Ked resistance, (AP fTlrephote te the Statesman.) i
Navajos Sent
To 10 Special
Indian Schools
WINDOW ROCK. AnV Ort. 25
iJPi Younff NatrairM fmm A
zona and New Mexico are learn
ing to hold their own in th whit
man's world in 10 special schools
rrom uregon to Oklahoma.
This fall. 4.180 Indian chil
dren, with little or no formal ed
ucation a i ine age or iz, are going
off to learn a vocation. It'll talc
them five vears. Fortv-thr aro
to go to the Chemawa, Ore., In-
cuan scnooi.
Allan GJ Harper, area- director
of the Navajo-Hopi reservations.
saia me program is centered
around the new Intermountain
Indian school at Briham ntv
Utah. ; ' "
Harper pointed out that of 101
Navajos j who this year finished
the course at Sherman. Calif
ly four returned to the reserva
tion, rne rest took Jobs in Cali
fornia, i i
For the first thrcx. va-t h.
course stresses learning English.
After that the students choose
and are- trained in a vocation..
Harner aaid tho
helpful in easing the load on reg
ular reservation school for
younger children.
Students Surplus
Item in SinaraDore
BIRTHDAYS OBSERVED !
WILLAMJNA Mrs. Howard
Nice and Sharon Kilmer were hon
ored Sunday on their birthdays
with a dinner. Mr. Mice and chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs. PjSuI Kil
mer and family were guests.
1-1
SINGAPORE WiPr- There are
40,000 pupils in Singapore who
want to go to school next year.
but the outlook for getting there
is dim. ; ;
A. W, Frisby, director of edu
cation in Singapore, reported
there were that many applications
which would have- to be turned
down because -11161 were no va
cancies in the available schools.
He suggested local associations
and missions might help the "un-
xortunate boys and girls" by set
ting, up public schools.
few fiu vr-""'
PASADENA, Calif, Oct 25 This
is a copy-of a Navy Research
drawinr of a one-man roefcet
- powered helicopter, which is be
ing made ready for test flight.
Han has left hand en control
nit of the 'copter, and carries
foel tank on his back. The heli
copter Bses a two-bladed rotor,
with s small redder (back of
flyer). (U.S. Navy photo rla
AP Wirepboio to the States-
man.) si
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in 24 cities nnwnj froni
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experts preferred Stir-Kist J to 1!
Guarmntectl Better r Double Year Mean Back!
Always Buy Star-Kist, Th Tuna of the Stars I
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