Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1949, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text,m,,e Are Thinned & .hof Aged Vets rfifalli,M ji.j . hp Naval hos- J- SfSbulance brought him from his ...r since be t:fpe U5t national STORIA Or""1 A!fy sool students :iSLlt veteran W . ts"' i-wme na- control jo--- - i "iSm the was donated to the high school s L-3W "S-of the L,.ine orogram by the Lovell t ffi i disband Aut0 Company here. Adults as Lo "i was Ti students may taKe me ts9aifl-S .nd next Lrivine lessons. EH i"?1, Port- nd to he'd be . . r V .TulV infunto. Aug. W,M" t it AO- S"5, 'Tendered. r.i.-. In his Itiaje but in 19" with him. 1 j hrPP wives L wb. He is survived fa. Year ago St and paid his fun-u-:. caruirtu are l..:;in. at J jjjcnal buudmg. Era James P. Martin, Lid outside the theater ; died luesoay. ns the 1' Civil War .Ian. i it the home of a "jlri. Elsie Hill, after a !ss of several months. " -J... nt iha Tmi'a :.ntett He would have j Not. 10. Wholesale Sales Shows Big Drop NEW YORK (U.R) The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index dropped 13 cents in the week which ended Tuesday. It was the widest break in more than seven months. The drop cut the index to $5.72, lowest since Juiy 19, and wiped out most of a net gain of 19 cents since the Index started ris ing on July 12. This week last year, the index stood at $6.82. Breaks in the prices of edible oils and declines in grain and livestock markets were largely re sponsible for the big drop. The previous widest decline ;ws 1 drop of 22 cents In the .week ended Feb 8. i Of the 31 food? used in com ! piling the index, 17 moved down i ward, 11 were unchanged, and three increased. The index is the sum total of the wholesale price I per pound of each. I The commodities which declin 1 ed were flour, wheat, coin, rye, oats, barley, hams, lard, cotton-. seed oil, cocoa, beans rice, steers, hogs, lambs and butter. Unchanged wre cheese, sugar, tea, peas, peanuts, eggs, molasses, currants, prunes, milk and rais ins. I Those which advanced were . beef, hog bellies and potatoes. Talk 'Supports' T I g tland. les Schneider, Medfora, I IICkOV llPAUOrC lw,s elected a new director. Re lUIAvj VIVtYCIJ elected as directors were Loren McCowell, Sherwood. Noel Ben nlon, Oregon State College, was reelected secretary-treasurer. SawhI hirlcpv nrnippt niripj: lit CORVALL1S W) Oregon ,h, (Wirnn St"i F.-cnerinipnlHl Turkey Improvement Assn. mem-;Sution spoke Dr. Paul Brrnier. bers were told Tuesday to work feneticist. said selective breeding lor elimination or weigni ais- f.n, jn. PIKH. Hp said I Many types of moss have "teeth" which cise on damp days and permit spores to escape only in dry weather when they can be blown about by the wind. crimination in federal price sup ports. W. T. Geurts, retiring president, said the existing regulations were unfair to producers of heavy birds. He said any permanent farm legslation should place turkeys on the same parity price percentage basis as wheat and other basic crops. Elected president for the new year was W. all breeders can mass select for maximum weight and maturity in the shortest feeding time. But selection for higher fertility, egg production and other character istics was best left to breeders of pedigreed birds, he said. Almost a third of the nation's aliens live In New York State. Paper ts thought to have been H. Schwedler, Port-1 invented in China about 105 A. D. Friendly House Meets Thursday All persons interested In help- Hng to construct a Friendly House community center have been in vited to attend a meeting Thurs day at the Lee Giddings residence, 2840 Spring Blvd., according to Frank Hodson, member of the or ganization. Hodson said plans are ready for building a house immediately if sufficient interest can be aroused in Eugene. Thursday's meeting will start at 8:30 p.m. with pot luck dinner, and a discussion will follow. Those who wish to attend Reglster-GtiBrn1, Eugene, Ore, We'd., Sept. 21, 1949 Page 13A the discussion only are asked to come at 7:30 p.m. Vehicles will form at 1168 Ferry St. shortly before 6:30 to direct persons to the meeting. Friendly House is under the di rection of Mr. and Mrs. James D. I Bryant, Eugene, and is sponsored j by contributions from persons in terested in tho purposes of tht House. FIRE CLAIMS TWO TOTS VICTORIA, B.C. () Three-year-old Angela May Peterson died early Wednesday as an aftermath of a cottage fire in which her two-year-old sister, Wendy Jean, perished Tuesday night. Charge Filed Jl Denver Girl B. Colo. - MB The mm charged .a 20 Dttver mother with Wednesday for slapping Lai her illegitimate ctD-old oaoy so rioieni' I later died. Beity Salazar, near hys- fcr hours of question al inquest that held her tie, broke down Tuesday. Ipxi little Clarence when t stop crying, ' Mrs. Kd police. Then I shook fct nisi until he quieted Icdj't know he was hurt, lid have taken him to a !ad of Mrs. Clifton." Kut died in the home of r.ime Clifton, wbo had t sit with the baby Sat- Iiit She told officers the la to gasp unnaturally rsming. She called an E! but the baby was dead a it arrived, tr i jury ruled Tuesday Iboj died as the result of fa and bit repeatedly itbtr." Vslife . pu witnesses . ".tocjc. onver who Pi from the path of a I Ylth sarin tfc .ma'. L- service PjW? Ws machine r" w ua inn Jttgter to safety hilTiHijiji Jit's onr Mi whiskey, Mas tho "to "i. in. TO To) To3 hi TTu u slWil 1 1lJlMl bread Prices in this ad are effee five through Sat., Sept. 24. We reserve the right to limit quan tities. No sales to dealers. Look at the seal on the end of the loaf Monday's loaf will say "MONDAY," Tuesday's loaf will say "TUESDAY" ... and so on through the week. This way you can SEE and KNOW for yourself that Mrs. Wright's Bread is FIRST DAY FRESH the day you buy it. It's dated FRESH and costs you LESS. Miscellaneous Values PITTED CHERRIES, Honeybird No. 2s 29c TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn 46-oz. 25c PEAS, Stotcely's No. 303 Can 18e PEAS, Sugar Belle, fancy No. 303 Can 15e CHERUB MILK, Evaporated Tall Can 12c ROYAL PUDDINGS, Variety Pkg. 6c WHEAT HEARTS, Sperry 28-ox. Pkg. 28e WHEAT HEARTS, Sperry 46-ox. Pkg. 43c APRICOT JUICE, Libby' ' 12-os. Can 10a PEARS, Harper House 2 'a Can 29c PINEAPPLE, Crushed No. 2 Can 2Se PEAS and CARROTS, Iibbs 303 Size Can 2 for 29c BROWN BREAD, S and W 9-or. Can 2 for 25c PORK and BEANS, Dennlsons No. 1 Can 10c SAVE ON EVERY LOAF! SUNNYBANK Margarine "Plastic tablecloth offer" Lb. 27c Details at Safeway White or Wheat 1 - Laf U' V f Moonbeam 2 'a Size Can Fig BARS White or Wheat 1p'klb 29e LIGHT GLOBES 40 and 60 watt ca. 12c ta. 15c G.E. , rrosreo . ... riuiTn 75 and 100 watt. APPLE JUICE, Westfair Qt. BotU 19c SUCED BEETS, While Tag No. 2 Can 3 for 2Se DICED CARROTS, Slmplot, No. 2 Cans 3 for 25e SAUERKRAUT. Columbia VA can 10c TOMATOES, Gardenside 2Vi Can 15c VEG-ALL, Larson'i 303 Size Can 15 SPINACH, Emerald Bay 2Vi Can 15c BLACKEYE PEAS, Teasdale No. 2 Can. 2 for 25e UBBY'S CANNED MEATS VEAL LOAF 7-oz. can 29e DEVILED HAM-14 can 19e DEVILED MEAT-14 can 10e VIENNA SAUSAGE 4-oi. can ....19e CORNED BEEF HASH No. 2 can..35e CHINOOK SALMON Paraco brand No. Va Can.... GREEN BEANS PUMPKIN SHORTENING Swift'ning Shortening Kitchen Craft Flour " 87 Kraft Mayonnaise Gardenside brand Standard New pack ROYAL SATIN Now offering a treaiure chert of Spring Flowering Bulbs. $1.00 Value for only 25c Get full details on Royal Satin cans at Safeway. 25 2? 3 'r 25' 69c Mb. Can 3-Lb. Can ST Ptnt Jar Only 39 BREEZE CHEESE Smooth Cheese Food Loaf 9 Edwards Coffee Nob Hill Coffee Airvay Coffee titri Rich . v ! pk.d Can TttA Wtiel. tun an 53 48 e si nc 2 Lb. A.UtJ C 2 $1 Mb. QCC Bag Bag Bag JJi I WHITE MWW SORP V TELEPHONE QUII t t EXTENDED 8 WEEKS Worth of SSS . Home gppiwnw yo tt kMM... WiHlVt White Magic SOAP mm mm Granulated Laundry Soap pkg. 23-oi. tLm Cayade Quart SALAD DRESSING 39c CHICKEN FRICASSEE Lynden't 'JQm 290i.Can HOMINY Banlo While or Q Q P Golden 2 Vt Six Can U for 6jC GRAPE JUICE Church's Quart Bottle 35c CORN Gardenside Q Cream Stylo No. it ,10c SWEET PEAS Gardenside Q or 303 Size Can 0 lot OOC BEEF POT ROAST ert lb. 5 ,M M lb. 55 ROUND STEAKS lb. 79 "cmm" lb. 75 RUMP ROAST lb. 75 lb. 69 SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 89 "c " lb. 69 SIRLOIN TIPS lb. 89 "co." b. 85 RIB ROASTS lb. 75 "e " lb. 5 RIB STEAKS o..'-"b.79 "c"-" lb. 49 Beef LIVER Tender and flavorful Short Ribs lb. 19e Ground Beef lb. 39c Steak A lb. 89c Steak Veal Skesle'er lb.65( Yeal Breast lb. 23( UmbLeg lb.79 Pork Sausage lb. 55( Pork Steak lb. 59 Yeal CHOPS Rib or "TCe loinCuh Lb. APPLES Crisp. Jonathan! 25c Fresh Ortleys 4 lb. 25 SQUASH DANISH Lb. 3c HUBBARD Lb. 3c MARBLEHEAD .lb. 3t Tokay Grapes 2 lb. 19c Oranges . Valencia! lb. 12c Cabbage r. lb. 4c Cauliflower lb. 15c Crisp Celery lb. 5c Sweet Corn .. . 5c Parsnips lb. 12c Turnips lb. 10c POTATOES . U. S. No. 2's 50-lb. Sack 98' Sweet Potatoes Jutt amvtdl 2 lb. 25c