Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 21, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

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    Dog Entry List
Gains Numbers
Salem area entries in the an
nual Lions club-sponsored all
breed dog show are more num
erous than ever before, dog show
officials pointed out today in
going over the lists of 451 en
tries for the competition to be
held at the state fairgrounds
Saturday and Sunday, March
22 and 23.
About 25 exhibitors of Salem
and the valley area are among
the exhibitors from several wes
tern states who will be showing
dogs. The entry list of 451 dogs
is largest in the 10-year history
of the show which the Salem Li
ons club stages in conjunction
with the Dog Fanciers' Associa
tion of Oregon.
Dogs and their equipment-la
den masters are to begin arriv
ing Friday at the fairgrounds
grandstand building, where
judging by William L. Kendrick.
Philadelphia dog expert, will
begin at 10 a. m. Saturday.
The large entry list this year
necessitated moving the show
from the city armory to the fair
grounds, according to J. H. Wil-
lett, local chairman In charge.
Benching has been installed by
Lions club members and has
'ybeen repainted this year.
Veterans' Building
Trustees Called
Verne L. Ostrander, chairman
of the Disabled American Veter
ans Building corporation, called
a meeting of the trustees Tues
day night at the Chamber of
Commerce. A sub-committee of
all World War II disabled vet
eranS was elected. They were
Hywat Worthy, John Baker,
Willie Wilier, Ridgley Miller,
Carl Greider, Donald McCall,
Col. George Sandy, Eddie Krug
an, Henry Woodbury, Leo Brock-
way, William West, riavenc
Short, Frank Hunt, Leo Fitz
gerald and Gordon Hofsteter.
They will solicit funds for the
building. General chairman is
J. R. Beard.
Trustees are Jim Calloway,
Ingvard Hanser, A. L. Brewster,
Luther Cook, William Croghan,
Owen Cannon, Douglas McKay
and Herb Stiff, Jr.
Lancaster Bomber
Plunges Into Ocean
London, March 21 (U.R) An
R.A.F. Lancaster bomber crash
ed into the Atlantic ocean off
the Irish coast today while on
joint training exercises with the
British navy. Two of the nine
crew members were picked up
by a naval vessel, two were
killed and five were missing.
Air ministry officials said na
val vessels were searching the
seas for the five missing men.
The Lancaster was one of six
coastal command bombers from
Ballykelly, northern Ireland,
base engaged in the maneuvers.
The pilot of a Scandinavian
Airlines passenger plane en
route from New York to Prest
wick, reported by radio to Stock
holm that he had witnessed the
crash and rescue from the air.
Membership Needed
For Silverton Band
Silverton Melvin Heater,
son of Mrs. Inez Heater, is or
ganizing a band with the direc
tor to be Robert Collins, head
of the Silverton school music
department.
The membership is open to
any one over 14 years of age
who would be interested in reg
ular practise and would appear
in local summer concerts.
Aspirants may reach Heater
by telephoning 1552 or calling
at the home, 352 Welch street.
More members are desired.
FOR PROMPT RELIEF
from externally caustd
PIMPLES
RASHES
Mildly medicated
Cuticura helps clear
up externally caused
Eimples, eases out
lackheads. Prefer
red by many doctors
and nurses. Buy at
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CUTICURA SPnatpmISt
When the Fire Siren Blows
Do you wonder if "that is my place?"
Do you wonder how much insurance you carry?
Do You Know?
Call Huggins Office Salem's General America Agent.
CHUCK If . CHET
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INSURANCE
OREGON'S LARGEST UPSTATE AGENCY
SALEM AND COOS BAT
129 North Commercial St. Dial 9119
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Glen Williams
and his
All Veteran -Willamette
University Orchestra
Salem's Armory
Saturday Night, March 22, 1947
Dancing 9 until 12 Midnight
Auspices Marine Corps League and
Ladies' Auxiliary
Adm. 71c, Tax 14c. Total 85c
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Mar. 21, 1947 !
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B PACKAGE
"Joe's really mad! That grizzly bear broke into his
tent and stole a whole fifth of TOM BURNS Whiskey!"
Silly bear! Precocious beast! . . .
He should know better than to
waste a single drop of that pre
cious TOM BURNS blend. It's
the treasure of the trails . . . the
goods in the woods ... a worid-
bcater anywhere. Pleasure hunt
ers all over the land set their
sights on taste-true TOM
BURNS flavor and goodness.
They know it's a sure-fire hit
because it's "Man's Best Blend !'
88 Proof 75 Grain Neutral Spirits The Tom Burrus Co., Chicago, 111.
It holds a three-way treat for you
ITree Tea is blended from better teat
. . . the finest of garden Ceylons
and the choicest of high-grown India
teas are blended in Tree Tea for
heartening refreshment, flowery
bouquet, sparkling flavor.
2 Tree Tea It flavor-fortified with
Darjeellng ... no wonder Tree
Tea won 19 out of 20 taste tests ! The
secret of Tree Tea's goodness is the
flavor of exotic Darjeeling that runs
through every sip.
3 Every leaf picked at Itt flavor peak
. . . yes, when you enjoy Tree Tea
you get the full flavor of selected
leaves picked when they are at
their best. Try better-tasting Tree
Tea today.
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LOOK FOR THE BRIGHT NEW ORANGE PACKAGE
See her make her famous
PANCAKES
P TASTE THEM!
An Invitation! AUNT JEMIMA N ST
Will be at our store all day Saturday, March 22, serving those delicious Aunt Jemima pancakes.
We cordially invite you to come in and make her acquaintance, as well as see our store. This will
be the first appearance of Aunt Jemima in the Willamette valley this year. It will be a special
treat for the children.
COME IN AND TRY HER
DELICIOUS PANCAKES
FEATURED ALL DAY SAT., MAR. 22
Howdy Folks! How Vo'all?
NUCOA
gj 2 s. . . . 79c
PURE IDAHO A ft
HONEY . . . qt.lJV
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
ARMOUR'S SLICED PA
BACON . . . lb. 59C
FRESH pm
OYSTERS . . pt. 53C
LARGE, SOLID HEADS A m
LETTUCE . 2 for IX
ORANGES . . eochlC
NO. 2s
SPUDS
. 50 lbs.
89c
AUNT JEMIMA
Pancake and Waffle Flour
15c ib$. . 35c s ibs. . . 53c
AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
19c 22 ibS 35c s ibs. . 63c
20 oz
20 oz,
COFFEE
lb.
25c
GREAT NORTHERN
BEANS
. . 3 Ibs.
49c
CIGARETTES
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BANANAS JELLO
GUM CANDY BARS MARSHMALLOWS CHOCOLATE BITS
j KARO SYRUP
KRAFT VELVEETA AA RAZOR
CHEESE . . 2 Ibs. Q7C Minced Clams . . 5 St
PACKED IN HEAVY SYRUP NO. IVi TIN PACKAGE fc ft
Fruit Cocktail . . . JfC SUPER SUDS . . IjC
HEINZ IT 50 LB. BAG
KETCHUP ... 25C GOLD MEDAL . . 3.69
LARSON'S A m-
VEG-ALL 17C p-UREX .... 23C
. . $1.29 carton Peanut Brittle . lb. 39c
Best Foods
MAYONNAISE
49c
Pint
REGULAR SIZE
WHEATIES . . . .
9c
QUAKER OATS
QUICK OR REGULAR
3 ibs 25c
1 1-4 ibs. ..... 13c
MOTHER'S OATS
With Cup and Saucer, China or Aluminum
39c
QUICK
AND
REGULAR
QUAKER FARINA
28 oz. package .23c
14 oz. package . 14c
Pay Less and Buy More
Home Owned
Home Operated
HANDY MARKET
311 FRONT ST.
WOODBURN
ERNEST HANDY, Owner