junior Red Cross
Interests Students
Brooks All students of the
Brooks grade school brought
money contributions and are en
rolled in the Junior Red Cross.
Richard Jansen has withdrawn
from this school and with his
parents have moved to Red
mond. Ore.
The Fogel lamily are moving
back to Minnesota, taking Rob
ert, first erade: Dick fourth
grade, and Donald fifth grade
out of school here. Johnny Ky
riss moved out of district from
the third grade class. Third and
fourth grade room have a new
set of beginners' maps.
: One new pupil has been en
rolled in the sixth grade, Betty
Lou Robinson, from the Clear
Final Card Social
Scheduled Sunday
: Woodburn Final card social
of the pre-Advent season will
be held in St. Luke's hall Sun
day evening at 8:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Bentley and Mrs.
J. F. Sauvain will be co-chairmen
of the refreshment commit
tee. ' They will be assisted by Mrs.
Lester Wells, Mrs. Mary Faul-
haber, Mrs. James Kolousek,
Mrs. Harry Kestell, Mrs. Frank
Hilger, Mrs. Matt Biersbacn,
Mrs. James Deagcn, Mrs. Louis
Haller, Mrs. Peter Koffler, Mrs.
Joseph Stravens, Sr., Mrs. Ru
ben DeJardin, Mrs. Charles
Henkes, Mrs. Leonard Petshaw,
Mrs. Jacob Koppes, Mrs. Joseph
Uphoff, Mrs. James Anderson,
Mrs. Albert Haller, Mrs. fcrn-
est Hemple, Mrs. Ray Miller,
Mrs. w. S. Scarborough, Jr.,
Miss Frances Vitovec, Miss Mary
Petshaw, Miss Colleen Hemple,
Miss Rosemary Halter, Miss
Rita Henkes and Mrs. Gottfried
Halter.
Fourteen tables of "500" were
played at the card parly last
Sunday evening. The "500"
prizes were given to Alice Ro
finot, Mrs. C. J. Crosby, Mrs.
Anton Hanauska and Mrs. Ger
trude Jensen. At the 13 pinochle
tables, awards were won by
Henry Kirkwood, Mrs. Al Man
ning and William Brassel. Spe
cial awards went to Tony Cacka,
Jr., J. A. McCormick, and Mrs.
Lena Kelley.
Vermont's apple crop runs to
al least 365,000 bushels a year.
Klangs in Bellingham
Silverton Local friends have
had word from Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Klang and their son and
daughter, that they are located
at 2733 Iron Ave., Bellingham,
Wash. The Klangs were in
mercantile business here for a
number of years and have re
cently been in Washington to
be near the mother of Mrs.
Klang. They plan to eventually
return to the Silverton area
their message indicated.
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world's largest ocean liner.
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AT YOUR GROCERS
JACK and JILL'S
The Friendly Place to Shop
Select Your
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Now, While the Stocks Are Complete
Girls' Legging Sets I ANKLETS
100 all Wool "Trimfit'' 50 Wool
All Sizes A11 Slzes
$17.95 69c
REVERSIBLE BOYS' SOCKS
RAINCOATS
All Sizes Qc
$11 50 $1450 $150
We Still Have a Good Supply of
"BUTCHER BOY" Children's Blankets
Corduroy Slack Suits $2.98 to $1 1.50
Sizes 1-2-3 '
$5.95 STERILIZERS
. 7 Bottle Automatic Steralizer
Infants One Piece t O CT
SNOW SUITS j5-?5
6 Months & One Year Size r 8 B?1 Steralizer
Completely Automatic
$8.40 $6.95
See Our Clearance Table
WONDERFUL BUYS ON TEEN-AGE SHIRTS,
SLACKS, PEDAL PUSHERS, JACKETS
MARKED DOWN TO MAKE ROOM FOR
CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE
JACK and JILL'S
Where You Can Shop As Long As You Like
143 North High Street . Salem
ERICKSOM'S SUPER MARKET
PORTLAND ROAD, JUST NORTH OF THE UNDERPASS
You will enjoy shopping in this new market where everything
is new and bright and clean . . . where prices are lower and
parking ample.
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday!
FRESH MEATS
Quality Meats Our Specialty
Note These Low, Money-Saving Meat Prices
ROUND STEAK -Sieer Beef . Lb. 49c
FRANKFURTERS .... Lb. 37c
Armour's Highest Quality
PORK LIVER . ,
PORK SPARERIBS
MINCEMEAT
i
Lb. 19c
. Lb. 35c
. Lb. 25c
. . . .
Swift's Fancy Quality
LOWEST PRICES ON TURKEYS. DUCKS
AND GEESE. PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW,
POTATO;
OBlCHPS
Nalley's Crisp
Potato Chips
25c Pkff. H tyc
Here's Health
Vegetable Cocktail
Large ' 1Qt
47 oz. can
S & W
LIQUID APPLE
15c
35c
12 oz.
Bottle
Quart
Bottle
Large
47 oz. can
Elsinore
TOMATO JUICE
25C
Hood River
APPLE JUICE
25C
. Quart
Bottle
BLUE STAR CHICKEN PRODUCTS
CHICKEN A LA KING
6 oz. mr
can V
U'A oz.
can
51c
BONED CHICKEN
69c
1.39
11 oz.
can
1114 oz,
can
CHICKEN AND
VEGETABLE DINNER
1114 oz.
can
CHICKEN BROTH
AND NOODLES
Delicious Soup
15' i: oz. can
CHICKEN & NOODLES
11 14 oz.
can
Adams Citrus Juice
For High Quality and Finest Flavor, Use Adams
Grapefruit Juice, lg. 47-oz. can 27c
Blended Juice, 47-oz. can . . 35c
Orange Juice, 47-oz. can . . 37c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Oranges . . 3 doz. 55c
Sunkisl Sweet and Juicy 344 Size
Grapefruit . . 6 for 25c
Arizona fi4's
Cranberries ... lb. 39c
Sweet Potatoes . . 4 lbs. 33c
OR YAMS Fancy Southern (
Green Celery . . bunch 5c
Crisp
Boiling Onions . 10 lbs. 23c
p Cranberry X j p
SAUCE ' V T
1 lb. can
V FRUIT COCKTAIL ji
Can 35c yAX Jb
I Ripe Olives-No. 1 tall can . . 33c y
17c A " .. . ., . ,n i rrl
-lb.baq . i.oJ lu-ib. bag . oyc jsi
Z5C I BELOW PRESENT WHOLESALE COST $ 1 I
w Cornmeal No. 10 bag . 59c yx
S Victor Yellow i
CRACKERS - Sunshine Krisov
2-lb. box 41c I
CHEEZIT CRACKERS - 6-oz. pkg. 12c 1
1 Sunshine Dainty Cheese Crackers i.
ARMOUR'S TREET-12-oz. can . 37c If
Spiced Luncheon Meat t -1 I
k MINCEMEAT - Pennani M
s30-oz.
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Market
"ECONOMY IN FOODS"
ERICKSON'S Super
JUST NORTH OF UNDERPASS ON PORTLAND ROAD