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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1944)
Third Wreck ' Fatal to Two Olympia, Sept. 21 W) West ern Washington's third train wreck within 48 hours yester day claimed the lives of two trainmen, C. V. Swanson, Ta coma, fireman, and Donald L. Sweeney, Centalia, brakeman. Seven others were injured as two Northern Pacific freight trains collided about 15 miles south of here. First ot the trio of wrecks occurred Monday night at Castle Rock when a Great Northern freight sideswiped a Northern Pacific freight pulling out of a siding. One man was killed and three injured, Tuesday morning Governor Thomas E. Dewey's presidential campaign train crashed into the rear of another train which had stopped at the scene of the Castle Rock wreck. Fifty were injured. Seriously injured in yester day's wreck were Heine Orton, Tacoma, engineer; Barnie Schwepter, Tacoma, conductor, and J. A, McMillan, Tacoma, brakeman. Others hurt were Fred Reiter, engineer; Archie Rhea, fireman; Joe Wallace, conductor; Merna L. Warner, all of Tacoma. C. W. Hall, Northern Pacific operator here, said the accident occurred on "almost a blind curve" three miles north of Little Rock. It is on a branch line between here and Grays Harbor. Hall said both locomotive! were hurled from the tracks and were "total losses." East Salem Hop Harvest NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet Journal Want Ads Pay Completed During Week East Salem, Sept. 21 The hop picking reason was over In both East Salem yards Tuesday. The small crew who stayed lor the finish at the DeSarl yard received their pay checks just before MEN & WOMEN NEEDED AT ONCE FULL TIME OR PART TIME to save peach and prune crops. Work either at (he TERMINAL, Front & D Sis. in Salem or PLANT at Liberty. DAY SHIFTS. 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. NIGHT SHIFTS. 7 P.M. TO 5:30 A.M. PART TIME VICTORY SHIFT, 7 P.M. TO 1 1 P.M. FREE BUS SERVICE to bring and take home workers on night and Victory shifts In Salem and vicinity of cannery. LUNCH SERVED IN CAFE United Growers, Inc. AT LIBERTY PHONE 2-20.K! doesn't upset stomach noon. At the lllihee yard n- WHEN yon need quick relief from pain, do you hesitate to tike aspirin became it leave you with an uptec nomach? If o, this new medical dii coTery, SUPERIN, is "just what tha doctor ordered" for you. SMrfn I tfplrln plus contains the aame pure, safe aipirin you have long knownbut developed by doctors in a special way for those upset by aspirin in its ordinary form. , Ttile new kind of aspirin tablet dissolves more quickly, lets the aspirin get right at the job of rtlievtogr pain, reduces tha acidity ol oiduury wpitio, ami 4o not Irritate or upset stomach aver alter repeated dosea. Tear this out to remind yon to gat Superin today, so you can have It on hind when headaches, coldi, etc., strike. was necessary for a few to work hops would not be picked. There late for the finish, and the few school children who were not In school will begin classes this week. At the lllihee yard friends, neighbors and former neighbors of Stephen A. Van Jioutcn, general manager, and M. E. Cade, yard man took care of the picking and no truck was run, no special calls for help made, and no day was there any need for worry that the were 14 days work completing the two fields of 16 and 26 acres. Hops were good, not rain enough any day for the fields to be muddy and even the very warm days work went on all day, and everyone pick ing made good wages. Gladys Dalke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Menno Dalke of East Garden road, having passed all the necessary ex- Sea how quicauy 11 ..II i min how fine you feel after tak. f5?-L: 15f and 39 - " aminations entered the Good Samaritan hospital In Portland Monday for training as a cadet nurse. This adviTtUpmrnt In numeration with Sulrm Canncr Cnmmlt(i 18 Capllal Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1944 mm IMP. ii STREET ARRET TANG SALAD DRESSING .... qts. 37c PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. jar 29c CUDAHY'S DEVILED MEAT i's5c DENNISON'S PORK and BEANS, No. U for 25c BETTY CROCKER SOUP MIX 3 for 25c CRISCO, SPRY, SNOWDRIFT . . 3 lbs. 68c GOLDEN WEST, HILLS COFFEE . . lb. 29c SNOWFLAKE KRISPY CRACKERS . 2 lbs. 29c MARION CUT GREEN BEANS . . No. 2, 11c MILTON PEAS No. 2, 11c OREGON HARVEST PEAS . . . No. 2, 12c SUNKIST PUMPKIN ... No. U, 2 for 23c CREAM OF WHEAT . . . . package 21c KELLOGG'S SHREDDED WHEAT . pkg.lOc NO. 63 COFFEE JAR I NO. 63 COFFEE JAR CAP WITH RING LID, DISC ONLY 17 a Dozen 3 dozen 25C ATLAS REGULAR ECONOMY LIDS CAPS, COMPLETE 15c DM" Jl Dozen REGULAR JAR RUBBERS T.H. only 3 do,. St ' j d"'e" 10g ROUND STEAK Tender, juicy. C Grade, do points lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF No cereal. Iftt No points lb. 3UC ME A TS SIRLOIN STEAK No points. H C Grade lb. 31C LAMB CHOPS No points. jA C Grade lb. VEGETABLES MEDIUM ONIONS U. S. No. Is jQ lb. sack DANISH SQUASH Medium Size 3 for 25C CAULIFLOWER Garden Fresh, Extra White Per lb jog ORANGES Nice Juicers 2 dozen for 49C Qj BiajMlajajMapajjpjpjjga STEVENS , s IdTir "''A To the supposedly impenetrable land of Germany, fv " 'C V i f V TtlsjSsl i to the little sun-baked islands in the Pacific, the I K ptPt i N a i snow-coverod Aleutians, ..in African deserts, in J v hj, Cf- H ' f M ruined French and Italian villages and in the .J JT L UX V M crowded cities of England and Australia, Christ- ' VJC T"" ' v - -1 IlW mas will come as usual to the far corners of the ' J&" J . VXi 1 ssl .' J world, bringing cheer and gaiety and gifts from -rP ' jfJL VI ' home to our fighting men. ' "ymfl ' 1 &: iw 1 I 5X 1 " -"-i Christmas gifts to soldiers overseas must be t $ HfM 1 C"A mailed early Sept. 15th to Oct. loth. Don't ?r W Af, ' . j " disappoint them! These remembrances from j . i J' y -''V? ly " " " 1' home mean so much to our battle weary soldiers. jVn fK. J Xfiit ' W:' They're a touch of home and a tangible proof of jjtjj NkVgril' - .J L I f ' love from the dear ones they left behind. ' ' "sj'. "t - i.Vx V) i fj ... You owe it to our fighting men to do your -J f ' " 1 Christmas shopping early and to mail your pres- j X yv$$3'" ' ro3(s. ' enls overseas as soon as possible so that you can Jp 1 V""fL be sure your gifts reach them in time. Gifts -r-,i&tvin0$ tf O ' j- purchased from Stevens and Son will be wrap- -'-i'l t f" !r$ I ped and mailed without charge. They have a Q 1 C I wide selection to choose from in their "Gift Can- vvi y"t i &'Jk teen" shop early and don't forget the date , ! September 15 to October 15. ' ' ?' "si' ' C f i The 115,1:11 PSt 0fnce Writtcn R"lue5t will not be : . i . . . ' t I necessary to mail your Christmas gifts. T . A I 0 4
