Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 19, 1941, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextPig nartfet- Springfield hot lowlands of New Guinea, so a small herd of dairy cattle has been transported into the moun tains by airplane and is doing AGED When brought to Iht surface, bottles of parbrmi?pri wntm. u,b- sea. Salvaged from the steamship Islander In 3934, sunk in Alaskan waters in 1901, the water was in battles with hermetically-sealed eyphons. JOSS STICKS BSPEMMD young Moa5 wtmS trees fn ft CANBERRA, Australia. ai eaU&eHs district oi Western Atw-. China's Australian source of jossjtretla. The government has 4e- sticks is being threatened by iab- creed measures against the re a-', BUILDING PERMITS SPRlNGFIEtn. .Tim (a (cru found to be still palatable after 33 years on the bottom ot the wen. osts wmcn wawe toe lops off thai bite to behalf rf the Chinese. cial) Applications for building permits have been made at the office of the city recorder by the International Church of the Four Square Gospel, to construct a church, $2,000; E. R. Shank, to construct a garage, $75, and O. A. Reid, to construct a residence and garage, $900, KOOSEVELT REPORTS FOR DUTY-Johu Roose iM), youngest son of the president and an ensign in imlv corns of the U. S. Navy Reserve, answers . EComndr. Edwin A. Eddiegorde, U. S. Navy Supply rai reoortine for active duty at Cambridge. ieH resigned a position with a Boston department store. irse Decisions in Maritime putes Praised by Press Wst to reprint an article fee University of Oregon wealth Review, periodical tt social events, written : U Morse, dean of the (1 law, has been received ail jontl w. uayjor, mai siitor of Labor Relations i, Washington, D. C. feporter is one of the pub- f of the Bureau of National The article, "Trie scope Kration in Labor Disputes' h in the March issue of the Dean Morse has served time as coast arbitrator mat labor disputes. IjjIot rates Dean Morse's a "He most informative itudy of the subject ia yet appeared." It con- asciisston of the rules of b which. Dean Morse be- iSwld govern judicial arbi- I of labor disputes. raeaure developed by the or during the past few u been commented on ex J in labor and employer i and it is generally recog Sit Dean Morse's decisions r Braced to a marked de development of labor ar- law in this country. pot issue of Labor Review, Why the United States de fct of labor, contains a and favorable discussion Bert New or Remodel Job R Tarnishes and Enamels IQ Save Ton Monev llQ HTNING'6 Wfflimette Phone 1318 of Dean Morse's decision In the San Francisco ship clerks' case. His decisions have been cited in a growing number of court cases also. GO TO MASSACHUSETTS SPRINGFIELD, June IB. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Glenn . Emerson, son and daughter-in-law of the pastor of the Church of God, have sold their home on Mill street, and plan to leave Thursday for Framingham, Mas sachusetts. They expect to en gage in radio work for religious programs. FROM PLEASANT HILL GLENWOOD, June 18. (Spe cial) Gua DeVos of Goshen was here Wednesday on business. VISITS GRANDFATHER SPRINGFIELD, June 19. (Spe cial) Jack Endicott, of Ventura, Calif, arrived here Wednesday morning to spend the summer va cation at the home of his grand father, Ike Endicott. PLAN ADDITION TO SHOP GLENWOOD, June 19. (Spe cial) Walt's Unpainted Furni ture store plans to add an uphol stering shop, to be open the first of July. LEAVE ON TRIP SPRINGFIELD, June 19. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Marion Adams and son Bob left Thurs day morning on a trip south and east by auto. They are expected to return about July 6. NO PLACE FOR CATTLE Cattle cannot live in the steamy What an easy choice to make! And sot so far-fetched either when the pie it made with Enriched Fisher's Blend now containing added Vitamin Bi (or Thiamine) and Iron, important protective elements, recom mended by nutritionists and scienciatt as essential to balanced diet. Science found a way to add these extra nutritional value to a famous flour'. . . B Vitamins and Iron in Fisher's Blend, to give you and your family their ptoatctw beneftes In every cake, pie or roll . vou bake. ,1 he flout in t changed a bit . . . easy as ever to hake with same flavor , , . aatne fine whiteness and texture .,,ure caking qualities. Ask your ' grocer for Enriched Fisher's Blend. Filher Flouring Mills Co, UilUit f Whttt Gtrm-Bukil Mi mid Tn Hmutkeii Flours end Ctrafs the vtrii "Emittf enfn - TnSStrJnOlCCr vjuui nun?' wway and Oliv Streets FRIDAY CCD. Order Given Prompt Attention SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY I0A Pkf. 37c snr.CRACKERs of- rt. SC ,SE GRAHAMS butter i o gs-i-ih. pk -- 19c "TOR'S MILK OO 22c WW OIL 0 wiiow . 79c ggsL.. 25c llTl. 25c ggT8,,,, 10c i tfles 44C l-3 dOT. . IOC C 1 2c p GAL. X-. AST 55 37c 2! Tour Coupons 31 PEN JELL-SURE JELL-MCP S pkgs. 25c CANDY BARS & GUM Ifl. 3 for 1UC NESTLE'S SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE 2 bars 0C BORENE SOAP Giant pkg. 53c JELL-O C- Pke. oc GREEN OLIVES Quart sfee Jar 39c RIPE OLIVES Medium AQ. t pint slse caaa PINEAPPLE TIDBITS 9-oa. 3 cans . 19c PINBAPlM Crushed 9-oz. 3 cans 25c FIG BARS 2-lb. pkg. .. 25c PEANUT BUTTER 2-lb. Jar 25c HOLLY CLEANSER 8 cam 10c TOMATOES No. 2 can 10c HOOD RIVER PEARS flC No. 2H cans 8 tor OREGON JUMBO PEAS 3 ana 25c NALLEY S KETCHUP H-oi. bottle 2 tor 29c FARMER JOE FLOUR 49-lb. sack 1.19 taxi uncu unn AOVKH Enriched FLOUR 1 TQ Tut, ' ' LANE COUNTY BEANS OQ S cans 3C KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES S-oz 3 pkja. 17c KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN Large pkg. 19c POST TOASTIES 13-os. pkg. 3 for 25c ALBERS CORN FLAKES r 8-oa. pkg. C KERR'S APPLE BUTTER 18-OT. ean. 10c PEACH BUTTER 1 f Diamond A 20-o. can UC PARB DOG FOOD t cans - 25c a it 111 Ones Stun; wtta Caab Pmretiaa a ILH or . Fridaj, Satsrday, Monday, Tnesday. Golden West COFFEE l-Lb. Jar . 27c 3-Lb.Iar . 79c l-Lb. Can . 26c 3-Lb.Can.76c W mCSS FRIDAY, JUKE 20& te'liOKDAY, Tt VUWUU Mai b0Bl "-Peaed tattotM. Bottle. ZJ l , . ffiG8WA, P, MtflJtfSeeinu&e f TV' ears -a- 227c eaches 2 27 Pw4nrr stow. .. HarvSt j Kitchen I inappi Tidbit. CmQ Blossom CraS D " 7 ' FLOUR FLOUR L Salad QL ft AO Prpa fTaar Vtaila Earle!ta UCneSS Dressing , -. 24 49 129 49 S 149 SUNSWEET "TnOMiad" PRUNES NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS MONTH Grade A MUX Quart BottJe .;llc CREAM, Conunerdal Y Pt Bote 15c EerskgBaHcgCkdaifi 10c HEHSHEY HOMESTEAD CHOCOLATE r 13-oc coke IOC Tbompton's Moiled Milk, Lb. can Dole Pineapple Juice, 4?-cz. coat .... SicDT Tranolo JuScav Ko. I can . 1 2 Edwards Coffee Lb. 23c 45c 87c Airway 1, 14c 3 39c Nob Hill I 20c 2 Pk5. 39c can lb. can 4 Caa 23c Double) Cote or Pepl Cola ....... .8 Bottles 25e CanierbuiY Blodt Tea, Cation, of 2S bags .17c Hormel Chicken Nooc3 Soup, 3 16-oz. cans 25c Van Camp Tomato Soup, No. 300 tali Sc- Nu-Mcsde. Mayonnaise, 16-ca. Jcsr 21e QL S7c Krafta Miracle Whip, Qk. Jar .52c Paradise Sweet Pickles, 32-oz. iar v. 2Se Church Grape? 7uic, Qi. Bolile 28c Sncwy Peak Cianae or Bool Bet i.6 BotUes 23e Pard Voq Toad, 3 No. 1 cans ; .23e Walier Kendall Cog rood, 27-oz, pkg. . M-TMS, WW . Save oa Shortenings! Roy a! Satins 18 3 45c tan Shortening 45 New leader Soda Crucian, 2-i. 3se Jte Ki-Ho Crockan, Lb, Ccsrion -.18 Newl Sansslianai Rolslon'a J?7-Tok, 26-cs, y&g. . 2S Grapa Kutc Flaket, 3 Be?, pfcjs. . .25c KeJJoqoB Com FJaies, 3J3. package 8c Vt'.a Wheat Pu& 4 Kc PuH 2 pVa. IJc FresJi relly Seanav !-5fc. ce!!o ........2 bog 23c Lumberjack Syrup, &b. :.... Kraft Velveefa Cbe, 3-Jb. Jonf 7e Cttdahy'e Devfied Meat, 2 No. W cans Se Cudaty'a Tan?, Purs Pork, 2 J2-C2. otob Se Eilteore Solid Tuna. 2 Na. oans . 23e Bin laciret SijrtoD. Smn35 Av, 5-cs. can JOe Siokely Red Sidney Bean. No. 2 can ....lie Sugar Ball Fancy Feasv Na 2 can .... 12c Country Home Cora, No. 2 can ....Wc Cream Siyi Fancy Glenn Aire Crapeirait. No. 2 can -...10c WMia Sato Suaar, ICO-Ib, sack ... $5,23 Je!-Re Liquid Pectin, 3 8-cz. botiles ......SSc May Cay Salad Oii C.'con 3Sc aJ. 63e Stellar Faciei Tissue ....2CQ's Set W 19 . WW Maatc BieacSj, -goi; 57ej GoJ. 23b Su-Pui5 Gran, Soap, 24-or. iicr SQ-sr. 2S Pen W Peciin, 3 pkgs. ..... 25e Suie-Jei Poena, 3 pkas, . .25c Kerr lid Rag; s'iztt .3 Co, 25c Pmowax, 1-lb. pig. .:. nansmni BACON Morrell'a any aiie piece. Lb. 25' Guaranteed Meats TbeiD'a a teal Joy in serving Guaranid Meals no worry about lie tendemeae, Ita lulcr aoodrteaai Swltea io Safeway GuaTDDleed Meats iodayl . . BEEF ROAST . . Lb. 21c Blade cuts from genuine steer beef Sirloin Steak . . Lb. 28c A man's dish? Boiling Bee! . Lb. 13c i?8M S58: her? Bsiss White SB? S2&P 2kxln Little Pig Sausage Little porkers that make appetites perk up! Lb. 25c Ling Cod V Lb. 10c Trimmed By the piece Leg o' Lamb Lb. 27c Milk Fed Spring Lamb Sliced Bacon Morrell's Pride Vi Si 15c Lamb Roast . . Lb, 21c Shouider of Lamb Lamb Stew . . Lb. 13c Serve with spring vegeteblee MEAT AND PBO CUCE PRICES AM FOR FBI DAY & SATUR DAY ONLY. Hams Lb. 28c Nehergair Tteaca Tenderized Keif or Whole Lunch Meat 29 Assorted Variety Lis. 18o f r TrrnimaTJn in m&f-k i iCire Hut Uddtet a treat trows- 'spa fa tor 'ess. toe! Bits r4 neated Ita' Lb. 3c Lettuce Heads, Vb. 5c Tomatoes 19c Cantaloupes YeBow-raeslejS, swstt Lb. 7lAc Hot House fancy New Potatoes 3c K. S. No, 1 smooth d whiit Celery Uinh Typ, Q areen, Uth OC . Calavos Large siie fruit small seeds Lb. 13c Oranges Lemons 5l2C I. 7c r23lT GET fl AR 49-LB, SACK