to Have
Capital JoomsJ, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, May 28, 194D II
SAFEWAY WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 30- ShofL tVitlf!
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Lambs will have their day
June 4 at Turner for the 12th
annual Marion county fat lamb
and wool how. Four-H, FFA,
and open elasses have been ar
ranged. Henry Ahrens, Turner, gen
eral chairman of the show,
atatef that "All exhibits should
be on the grounds by 10 o'clock,
standard time, with judging to
atart at 10:30.
All Marion county 4-H aheep
project members are encouraged
by Anthol Riney, county exten
sion agent 4-H, to participate in
the five classes set up for 4-H
members and the open class
wool fleece exhibit.
The classes' are divided into
fat and breeding lambs with
classes for single fat ewe lambs,
single wether and pen of three
lambs, ewes or wethers.
Breeding classes are arranged
for single ewe and ram lambs.
Wool fleeces are to be of the
1B49 shear and be a ewe fleece.
Fleeces will be divided into
three classes for the judging by
Bay Ward, manager, Pacific
Wool Growers, Portland.
Sheep classes will be judged
by Chauncey Hubbard, Corval-
Edward Gath, Turner; Ron
rld Hogg and Claude Steusloff.
Salem, all prominent sheep
breeder in this area.
Eleven Privates Win
Advance to Corporal
Eleven members of Salem's
Marine Corps Reserve unit, "C"
battery, Fourth 105 m.m. how
itzer battalion, have been pro
moted from private first class to
corporal. Of the group seven
were from Salem.
The Salem men are FredT.
Blake, 1815 North 20th; Darrell
G. Burt, 835 North High; Edwin
H. Cater, 353 Leslie avenue;
George B. Crump, Route 4, Box
109-D; Melvin D. Goode, 600
Evans avenue; James H. Jaqua,
1331 Center street, and Joseph
C. Schlageter, 510 North 24th
street.
Others promoted to corporal
and coming from nearby towns
are Donald T. Equall of Wood
burn, Darrell E. Etzel of Stay
ton, Ernest E. Gaub of Dallas
and Ted R. White of Brooks.
hip Bite Mine; Four Missing
Copenhagen, Denmark, May
16 iP) Four members of the
crew of the 1,291-ton Norwegian
freighter Henrik were reported
missing after the ship "struck a
mine in the sound between Den
mark and Sweden today. Fif
teen crewmen were picked up
by a Swedish rescue craft.
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effort in preparing a Safeway Fryei be
cause they're extra clean Ready for the
pan! Whether you "picnic" or stay at
home, we guarantee that you will enjoy
this delightful treat
Famous name brands,
Your choice
Half or whole!
Special
Low Price!
Sliced Bacon
Fancy grade lean LB.
Sirloin Steak's
Lean, meaty, tender LB-
Ground Beef
Ground fresh daily LB.
Pork Sausage
Country style LB.
Whole Crabs
Ready to shell & eat LB.
Boiled Ham
Sliced for sandwiches LB.
mm
Through
Saturday,
May 28
Average weights are 2 to 3
pounds just the right size for
extra tenderness.
'hen it't fried
to a golden
brown vou can't
help but notice that
"grown in," perfectly
grand flavor as you bite
into one of iheto deli
cote birdt.
Another Big Special!
SLAB BACON
You can really save by
slicing it yourself. It
keeps longer and bet
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Assorted LUNCH
MEATS
Qc
LB.
INCLUDES:
Minced Ram, Veal Loaf
Pickle Pimento Loai
Macaroni & Cheese
Chicken Loal
Olive Loai
Spiced Lunch Loai
11
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and WIENERS
Our rapid
turnover keeps
them
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a, 45'
lb.39c.1
3
Jello
All flavors ; . 4 pkgs. 25
Jell Welld 4pk. 23
Upton's Tea m. Pkf. .. ...59'
Karo Syrup K'n 20
Karo Syrup 19
Cake Flour gfUsiik,pkf 35
Cherub Milk Xallcans 10'
Milk
National brands 2 for 23
Breeze Cheese )h. i0r..
Velveeta Cheese ib. ioaf . 79
Margarine naieWod, ib 25
Wesson Oil Quart 59
COFFEE SUGAR
Airwav, Z Ib.s 79 e
Noh Hill, 2 lbs. 89c
EdW.rd,. x ih. si Cane or Beet
Notional Brands
'"--53c 252.19
SHORTENING
Crisco, Spry; Snowdrift
3,b- 83'
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Scooter L.mon.Limo
Skyroom Tom Collins
Utrrf Mis Walor
Snowy Put Ginoor AU
Croqmont Root Boor
6old Rind Orange Sooo
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SPARKLING WATER
BIRELEY'S ORANGE
NESBITT'S ORANGE
HIRES ROOT BEER
PEPSI-COLA
COCA-COLA
Big Quart
Bottles
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Jlos. 15(
71. lottlo
7-es.loHl. 6 for 5
54
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12 m bottle
12 m kofHo
TpMATO JUICE
Sunny Dawn 4i-ei. A f C ' For
NEW PACK Caa J. A $1.00
Bread Stat" 'as 20'
FRESH BREAD. Mr. Wrlqht'i Ib. 14
LIBBVS SWEET PICKLES 12km. jar 29c
COLUMBIA DILL PICKLES Quart jar 29c
RIPE OLIVES, Ebony Standard. ..No. I can 19c
ZEE PAPER NAPKINS Pkg. of 100 22Sc
Pork & Beans 15'
STRAWB'RY PRESERVES, Shady Oak 1 6-01. 25c
FLUFF-I-EST MARSHMALLOWS Mb. pkg. 25c
POTATO CHIPS, Blu Ball Big Mb. pkg. 5c
FRENCH'S MUSTARD 9-ot. iar 14c
RITZ FRESH CRACKERS Mb. oot 29c
Prem or Spam 33'
WHITE STAR TUNA. Fancy pack, No. lj can 35c
Chicken FRICASSEE. Lyndn...29.ei. can S9c
Fruit Cocktail, Hott.jt DaligM. No. 22 can 29c
TILLAMOOK CHEDDAR CHEESE ....lb. 4Sc
CHEDDAR CHEESE. Chatham, Mild lb. 49
Tender GOLDEN BANTAM
Fresh CORN
19c
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Have torn good old
"Corn on the Cob" tonight! LB
in
White Rose
New
Potatoes
Smooth, whitt,
No. I Grade!
10 39c
Florida Oranges lb. 10c
29c
19c
CALAVO A AQ
Avocados L ,nTtlt
Cucumbers
GREKN A IP
Onions Mild, Bunches for
New Peas IZ 25C
Radishes 2 bufr"15c
7(1 ( HIM f is r
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Squash
9c
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LcliUCc crisp f rsh I.B.
Tomatoes 29c
Snowdrift Shortening i83c GfenEP H 'MlM
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