f Grade Crossing
Danger Cited
In a plea to drivers of private
and commercial vehicles for clos
er observance of traffic regula
tions and warning signals at rail
road crossings, J. W. Corbett,
general manager of Southern
Pacific, today pointed out that
more than three grade crossing
accidents a day occurred last
year on Southern Pacific's lines
in six western states.
One-third of these accidents
resulted from automobiles and
trucks being driven into the side
of a railroad car or locomotive,
and more than half of them oc
curred in daylight, Corbett said.
About one-third of the acci
dents involved trucks, and most
of the accidents were in urban
areas where train speeds were
15 miles an hour or less. Among
the 647 casualties were 131
deaths, it was revealed.
"For their own safety, and the
nrntentinn nf train nasspneprs
and crew members," Corbett'
said, "we arc renewing our ap
peals to operators of motor ve
hicles to heed warning signs and
signals in conformity with the
law. Southern Pacific has in
vested more than $1,000,000 in
grade crossing warning devices,
and last year paid out more than
$760,000 for wages of crossing
watchmen and signal maintain
ers and for materials used in
maintaining crossing protection
devices, but the records indicate
common caution was not used by
a great many motor vehicle driv
ers at railroad crossings."
Valley Places Visited
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Van Gieson have had as
their house guests for a week a
brother and sister-in-law of Van
Gieson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Morse of Monterey, Calif. The
visitors made many tours to lo
cal scenic and educational places
during their stay.
Easter Program Held
By Church Society
Falls City The WSCS of the
Falls City Methodist church
held the March meeting at the
home of Mrs. Fred Hughes. A
no-host dinner was served. Af
ter dinner an Easter program
was conducted by the president,! Mary Allen, Mrs. Jessie Moyer,
Mrs. Fred Hughes. Those atten-Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Mrs. Lu
ding were Mrs. Mary Stelzer.llu White. Mrs. Faye Frink, Mrs.
Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. W. L. i D. J. Grant and Mrs. Paul Hea
Regelle. Mrs. Josie Knapp. Mrs. 'cock.
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FOR YOUR HOME
Repairs to your home sorely needed re
pairs won't wait. Maybe it's a new roof
that's required, possibly an extra room, or
even a long anticipated sleeping porch.
Exterior painting and insulation may also
be in order. Your heating plant may need
rehabilitating. Whatever the problem, an
FHA repair loan will take care of things.
Come in and talk things over with us.
FHA LOANS ARE INEXPENSIVE
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W. S. WALTON, Vc. Pd.nf LEO G. PAGE, Am. Coihitr
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DRIED FRUITS
CANNED FOODS
10c
You will find these low prices every day at
your neighborhodo IGA Store.
Elsinore Shoestring No. can
BEETS
Add color to thai reitrtabie lmlad.
Elsinore Cream Style No. 2 can 4Q
CORN loC
. Delicious scalloped.
Tastv Pak No. 2 can
TOMATOES -
Solid park from vine riprnrd tomatoes.
Burnank No. 2 can
HOMINY
To. yarr your veretahle dish.
Dcnnison 2 1 -lb. tins
PORK AND BEANS
Jnt hrat and rat. A new low price.
17C
29C
Enjoy these tree ripened fruits. They have a hlsh alksline
reaction; contain essential minerals, calcium. rhoM'harniis
unrl Iron and frull sunar. which are assimilnled by Hie body
with a minimum of digestive action.
CALIFORNIA RAISINS
A new low price.
Roe (ling 12 oz. pkg.
FIGS -
White or black. A new low price.
Tastv Pak 2 lb. pkg.
PRUNES
I. a rite stie, processed.
IGA 9 oz. pkg,
MINCE MEAT
Sperlal price.
Grav's Pennant 30 oz. jar
MINCE MEAT 5C
Let's have a hot mince pie.
35c
Tastv Pak No. 2 can
ASPARAGUS
Tasty cuts and tips. New low price.
loan of Arc Red 2 No. 303 cans ffc,&
KIDNEY BEANS ZVC
For chill or a delicious casserole.
Pioneer Extra 2 No. 2 cans a
STANDARD PEAS Z5C
Take advantage, of a surplus of these tasty peas.
Starr Prepared No. 303 jar
PRUNE PLUMS
From tree-ripe fruit, in heavy syrup.
Mission Halves No. 2'2 can
APRICOTS 51C
California best, In syrup.
Natur Sweet Sliced No. 22 can -fc M
PEACHES JlC
Fine eating.
15c "'il lhm;- ll
19c VI
For a Real Treat
Creamed NEW PEAS
and NEW POTATOES
NEW PEAS 2-29C
Tender young: peas, plump whole pods.
Spring-like flavor.
NEWX
FRESH GREEN
POTATOES 3 b. 25c
Medium size potatoes, just right for creaming.
41 -
ASPARAGUS ... lb. IC
.69c
TEXAS PINK
GRAPEFRUIT 96 size doz
HONEY DEW
SUGAR
in ib
bag
Sugar Stamp No. 53 ex
pires March 31. Good for
5 lbs.
11 c
Jmf Simple Simon
B BISCUIT
12 ll? 33c J
FX Just adtt milk far the motl ffim
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35c y
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$l Instant sudi In hot or rold V
yjrfy. water. !ilirs shine with- mm
Ita out wiping. Try this
'KgL new soap discovery and
Hyou'll aree it's the j&Tp
Clara Jefferson's helpful, down-to-earth Advice on menu, recipes and
household hints is well-known. She has been invited by IGA to share
her home planning and home management secrets with you. Be sure
to watch for her weekly suggestions.
9 YOU'LL ALWAYS GET AW IDEA AT IGA
SPRUCING UP THE HOUSE FOR EASTER
WINDEX, 6 oz. bottle 13c
The easy way to clean xlass
SOIL OFF, qt. bottle 60 C
Cleans painted surface like dunlins
GOLD BEAUTY BROOMS, ea 1 .39
Heavy duly, fire-sew
BORAXO, 10 oz. tin 13t
Belter than soap for dirt
WINDEX SPRAYERS, each ..15c
Saves cleaner
PARSON'S AMMONIA, qt. 23 e
A household help or many met
Wright's SILVER CREAM
POLISH, 8 oz. jor 23 C
Safe foi nlrklr, chrome or porcelain
DRANO, each 21 C
Opent Hosted drains
FRATtKLITl'S
FLOOR WAX
irrtovfo it (in it
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Pint bottle 75 c Pint tin 55 C
Enjoy these health-giving juices for breakfast as an
appetizer or Just as a thirst quencher.
IGA Orange r IGA Grapefruit
46 oz. can ZwC 46 oz. can
IGA Blended, Orange IF IGA Tomato Juice
AJb 46 oz. can
and Grapefruit, 46 oz. .
21c
27c
LENTEN SUGGESTIONS
Roval Red Minced 7 oz. can Mione Smoked .1 '..oz. can
RAZOR CLAMS 3 J SALMON PASTE..
Blue Plate 7 oz. can Pt 4 -4 Mission Macaroni 7 oz. pkg.
SHRIMP 74C CHEESE DINNER .....
13C
St'GAR STAMP Spare No.
11 will he valid beginning
April 1, good for 10 lbs.
SPECIAL OFFER
Pave Br. r.el Fisher's Cake FJour when tou bu sugar.
Your Fisher's box top will be sand for fin on the piir
rhase of suits r durlna the week nf .March 31st at Your
ICiA Store. A double savins with I'iA's everyday low price.
POST TOASTIICS, lg. pkg 13c
KKLI.OGG'S PKP, each 11c
Kellogg's VARIETY PACK
10 individual pkgs 24c
CIIEERIOATS, each 13c
Sperrv PANCAKE FI.OI R
10 lb. pkg e
I.ibby CHILI SAl'CE, 12 oz 29c
Baby LIMA BEANS, 2 II). pkg. . .10c
Great Northern BEANS. 2 Ib. pkg. 33o
IGA SALT, plain or iodized
Two 2 Ib. pkgs Lie
Roland Whole DILL PICKLES
21 oz. jar 31c
Extra Large Lindsay RIPE OLIVES
Pint jar 37c
French's MUSTARD, 9 oz. jar 13c
Ilershey's COCOA, '.i lb. box Me
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