10 -Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Mar 19. 1949
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CANNED FRUIT
At Saving Prices
Fire Destroys Yocum's Store, Polk County Landmark
Perrydale itort, erected 70 years ago when Joieph Gaiton'i
narrow gauge railroad waa under construction to develop
Polk and Yamhill counties, served farmers In this community
with general merchandise since 1879. Fire early Sunday
morning entirely destroyed Yocum's store.
Landmark Removed as Fire
Destroys Perrydale Store
By BEN MAXWELL
Fire that destroyed Yocum's store at Perrydale early Sunday
removed a distinguished Polk county landmark erected 70 years
ago when this community was on the route of a narrow gauge
railroad then under construction to develop Yamhill and Polk
counties.
Perrydale was named by Wil-
nam i-crry, pioneer properly. rlv, , .....
owner In the community, to
honor himself. A post office was
established there about 1870.
The hamlet did not boom, how-
ever, until It became apparent
that a narrow gauge railroad
(the ' Dayton, Sheridan and
Grand Ronde, projected by
Joseph Gaston) would tap the
region.
On August 1, 1878, the town
was laid out by I. W. McGrew
and not long thereafter the nar
row gauge train from Dayton
arrived about 8 p. m. and cars
from Dallas at 5:30 a, m
Oregon State Business direc
tory for 1881 mentions that Mc
Grew & Johnson operated the
general store (presumably In the
building burned over the week
end). J. T. McCarty kept a meat
market, Alexander Townsend
was village druggist and Dr. J.
W. Wilson was physician and
surgeon. Dr. Wilson also kept
the Eureka hotel and, says the
directory, "gave his guests good
eating and easy sleeping at rea
sonable rates." He waa also Jus
tice of the peace.
Dr. Wilson's competitor In the
hotel business was Mrs. Mary
Wells who kept the Reno house.
Besides these businesses Enes
Richard served as wagon maker
and Henry C. Gentry, who kept
the saloon, served drinks. Jacob
Turner mended boots and shoes
nd George Walling stocked
stoves, tin and sheet iron ware.
Local culture waa fostered in
a one room schoolhouse with an
average attendance of 30 pupils
during nine months of the year.
Regular meetings were conduct
ed in the Methodist church twice
during each month. In 1881 A.
Patterson was Perrydale postmaster.
In 23 yean
tre have taved over
100,000,000.00
for our clients
Geokck S. Aay Company
MICH IN INCIJkl CITIII
stage line connected Perrydale I
with Salem, headquarters at the
capltol being in the Sargeant
house. Stages left Salem at 8:30
a. m. and covered the 18 miles i
to Perrydale by 11:30. W. M.
Sargeant was driver and fare
for the stage trip was SI. 00.
Hilty Shapiro, basketball co-
captain of City College of New
York, also batted .403 last sea
son to lead the baseball team.
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kcirr 1 urn enjoy the neb
krnturkjr flavor of flour
bon dr I.iur! Thitdfliciotts
whiikey U dr luxe in tails
i and quality. Try it today.
National Distilltn Producli Coiooration N. Y.
86 8 Proof Slj Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Mhiskey 49 Grain Neutral Spirits
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TWO MORE DAYS
To Take Advantage of
ELFSTROM'S $100,000
WAREHOUSE SALE
Home Furnishings at
Wholesale or Less
Through popular demand and your IGA merchant's constant endeavor to save vou money on your food
needs, IGA Stores offer you this FESTIVAL of CANNED FOODS. The market price of many canned goods
have declined and as always IGA Stores give you the full benefit of these declines. Save as much as So per
can over the old price. Buy in lota of 6 cans, 12 cans or by the case.
TOJriS PEACHES No. VA eon, El.inor.
f U!.,a. I- UM.s .w..,
PEACHES
8 oi, can, IGA
sweet, Delicious sliced.
PEACHES
No. 1 can, Eliinore . . .
CREAM CORN no. 303 can tasfy pak 6 for 79c
CREAM CORN .2, :..6-$1.00
WHOLE KERNEL
CORN No. 303 can. Tasty Park 6 ' 89C
DIMPLE PEAS No. 303 can, El.inor. 6 far $7.00
DIMPLE PEAS ii
oz. can, Elsinore 6 fa' 69c
WHOLE KERNEL
CORN No. 2 can, IGA 6 far $7.09
SMALL PEAS No. 303 can. Tasty Pak 6 far 89c
GREEN BEANS n, 2 c .ga 6 fa. $7.45
GREEN BEANS" ox, can cut, Elsinore 6 'or 93c
GREEN BEANS No. 2 can Cut, Tasty Pak. . . . 6 fa' 7.00
DICED BEETS
No. 2 can, Elsinoro 6 fa' 85c
SPINACH No. 1 con, IGA 6 far 83C
IRISH POTATOES
No. 2 can, Tasty Pak .... 6 fa' 65c
TOMA TOES No. 2 can Solid, Tasty Pak 6 fa' $1.00
PORK & BEANS 300 sixe can, VanCamp....6 fa' 7 8C
VEGETABLE SOUP
No. 1 can Campbell.. 6 fa' 78c
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72 re $7.55
72 .' $7.95
72 fc $7.75
72 ..' $7.98
72 f.' $7.35
72 fa' $2.75
72 r.' $7.75
72 r.' $2.85
72 r.' $7.79
72 f $7.95
72 f $7.65
72 fa' $7.59
72 fa' $7.25
72 .' $7.95
72 r.r $7.55
72 r.' $7.55
APRICOTS
No. IVi can, Eltinora
Whole Unpeeled.
APRICOTS
No. 2Vt can, Eltinart
Halves Unpeeled.
APRICOTS
No. 1 can, Elsinora . .
Whole Unpeeled.
APRICOTS
S oi. can, Elsinora. . ,
Halves Unpeeled.
PEACHES no
Freestone Halves.
6 fc $7.69
12 cans $3.25
... 6fa'69c
12 far $1.35
6 f.' $7.09
12 far $2.1 5
6 fa' $7.43
12 far $2.79
6 fa' $7.75
12 for $3.45
6 f $7.00
12 for $1.98
.6 fc 69c
12 for $1.35
2'i can, Cat Top 6 fa' $7.43
12 for $2.79
FRUIT COCKTAIL . ... .., -ga 6 77c
Choice Grada. 1 2 for $ 1 ,49
ELSINORE
FRUIT COCKTAIL h, m 6 $2.70
Choice grade. 1 2 for $4. 1 5
ELSINORE
PRUNE PLUMS no. va an 6 fc $7,05
In heavy syrup. 1 2 for $2.05
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.4oi. jar 41C
.Lb. can 43c
THAT SAVE YOU MONEY
PUFFED RICE tSJ 2for 29c
NESCAFE
COCOMALT
SOILAX '.ffr1' Pk.. 25cHfe
IGA Enriched Flour Vl $1.89
IGA Enriched Flour 10 bb.g85c
IGA SALMON Silvalaska Lb. can 65c
TUNA FISH
IGA Solid . 7 oz. can 47c
Pkg.
30c
PETER PAN
PEANUT
BUTTER
35c
Delicious Peanut Flavor
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Buy a new Kotex Sanitary
Belt to make the most of
the comfort Kotex gives
you.
Kotex Sanitary Belt
Kotex Sanitary
Napkins
2 65 c
fit
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. . . tot eukixf rt)i8 oz. pkg
LEMON Pit AKn -M
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SUNSHINE
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With delicious mint flavor,
33c
kreem Shortening
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Cutliry to any 31
kn. can
85c
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can v 7
With Pork Added
Sunny Morn Coffee
An economy M A
blond of fro.h. il Ut
Wo. coffm. 3 lb. bag 1.25
KIDSI MOMI MAKE THH
CHIQUITA CLOTH DOLL
fun to inirr AND SlWf
sua 10c and on 001 roe or I
w? pkr!' 19c
IGA Soap Grains
p'g. 25c
new-form wU
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t4 No. Commercial F00(J Market Brdwy. Mkt. Open lunday 591 N. Commercial St
Independence, Oregon
Model Food Market c ...... 4 Krueger Kash & Karry Quality Food Mkt.
IT North High IL CI0 00d Market I. CaUi at Mth-Opea 17th and Center
Sclo, Oregon vomer
a?.r.Ci!tspMor!e,, Highlond Market Ronner's Grocery Carter's Market
SHh V' "aJ ... Highiand Aro. Oerr.U. Oregon ITth and M.r.e, 8t
Central Cash Market Ken Golliet Equall's Grocery State Street Market
I Monmonth, Oregon Mrhama. Ore. Open genda? Weodbarn, Oregon ltll State It