Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, July 21, 1949, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Textlondike Kate liers' Guesf Lebanon, July 21 Guest of ihonor at Lebanon g breakfast tor sportsmen pilots of Oregon fend the state's Flying Farmers fcn July 31, will be a well known tational figure, Klondike Kate, Iwho will fly in for the festivities beginning at 8 a.m. An entertainer in Alaska dur ng gold rush days, she has be come one of the nation's most colorful women, the subject of fcountless feature stones, and in frequent demand in Hollywood as adviser for stage settings of Alaska gold camps. Until her recent marriage to W. J. Van Duren, she lived in Bend, and was well known for her many philanthropies. Service clubs of Lebanon are aiding the Lebanon chapter of Oregon Sportsmen Pilots in pre paring a welcome lor the ex pected 150 planes piloted by sportsmen pilots, and about 50 Flying Farmer ships. Breakfasts will be served bv special arrangement at the Leb anon coffee shop, Pruitts. and the Pine Lodge. The Junior Chamber of Com merce will furnish courtesy cars for the guests. All in this area who are Inter ested in seeing the landing and take-off of Lebanon's first mass plane flight, are invited to the local airport. There is no ad mission charge and ample park ing space lor cars will be ar ranged at the field. The Santiam Wranglers will assist with parking and gener ally aid in policing the runways. Bhriner Dies in Parade Chicago, July 21 (if) Clar ence Hartley Moulton, 66, Wash ington, D. C, collapsed and died of a heart attack last night as he was marching with other bnriners in a parade. (Advertl.nrn'nt Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Thousand of couple &r wuk, worn-out, ex hausted solelr became body lacka iron, For new Tim. Tltallty, try Oatrex Tonic Tableu. Contains Iron you, too, may need lor pop; alio luppllm vitamin 81, Low cost! Introductory alie only 40eJ P.wm ii. mi . ., . 7 Vj fc , : 11 1 1 I fSi I Expert Educator Dr. Wil liam B. Ragan, visiting profes sor of graduate studies, Uni versity of Oklahoma, 'directs panel discussions at forums sponsored by OCE at Mon mouth by members of grad uate courses. Only two players in the ma jors have made over 2,000 hits Dixie Walker of the Pirates and Luke Appling of the White Sox. Gullies Cut Supply Lines That gully cutting across a field of good cropland cuts across the supply line to your grocery store. The food that could have been produced from the top-soil that was washed away in forming that gully will never reach gro cery shelves. In this pointed manner, W. M. Tate, chairman of the Marion county agricultural conservation committtee, calls attention to the responsibility of everyone not just the farmers alone in pro tecting soil resources. As the chairman explains: "The gully is not just a loss to the farmer who happens to be owning the land. It is a loss to all who depend on the land for their food and clothing. And the loss extends to those who will be depending on the land in the future. "In most cases a gully is but the more dramatic evidence of erosion. Less spectacular but more serious is the slow, steady loss of top-soil in the area that feeds into the gully. The gully is the open door through which tons and tons of soil are being carried away." Bond Issue Voted For Buell School Dallas Buell residents, who on the first ballot for the con struction of a new addition to their school cast a tie vote, made it unanimous on the second try. They voted a $15,000 bond issue with a count of 34 yes, against no negative votes. The first vote was 14 to 14 on June 14. A basement room in use at the present time has been condemn ed, and the school faced the prospect of losing basic school support funds unless action was taken. Vaughn Gets Mock Medal New York, July 21 VP) News week magazine says that Presi dent Truman gave a mock dec oration to his military aid, Maj. Gen. Harry A. Vaughan, for his recent brush with newsmen who questioned him about "five per centers" who allegedly used in fluence to obtain government contracts. The incident occurred July 6 when Vaughan returned with his family from a three-week vacation trip to Guatemala. Vaughan declined to comment on a coming congressional inves tigation of "five percenters," and expressed anger when one reporter questioned him about the financing of bis vacation trip. He said each participant paid his own fare. Vaughen reported for duty last Monday, Newsweek said the president, looking severe, fished a pink-ribboned package out of his desk and commanded the general front and center. "In recognition of your cour age and intrepidity over and be yond the call of duty," News week said the president intoned, "I hereby decorate you with the medal Operation Union Station." The president then pinned the medal on Vaughan's uniform. It consisted of a bar inscribed "Operation Union Station, July 6, 1949, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, U.S.A., from President Harry S. Truman." Suspended Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 21, 1949 13 from the bar was a disc bear ing a picture, of a desolate stretch of railroad tracks. Newsweek said Vaughan was relieved to get off so easily. Disabled Boat in Tow Astoria, July 21 VP) The coast guard cutter Ivy reported today she had a disabled boat, The Ranger, in tow and would arrive Nothing Down I'ay Monthly VENETIAN BLINDS And Shades IV alio wash, ret apt, paint and reilat your old Venetian blinds. ELMER, The Blind Man Call anytime for Frer Estimates Phone 1-7328 1453 Ruse St. West Salem We give S&H Green Stamps here this afternoon. The Rang er called for help late yesterday when 70 miles west of the Co lumbia river lightship. Details were not known here. It was believed The Ranger was a tuna fishing boat. Hemorrhoids (Piles) ' Fistula. Fissure. Prolapse and oth er Eectal Disor ders corrected the easy, convenient way. No hospitaliz ation, quick relief Dr. E. Reynolds Clinic Naturo-Rectal Specialist 1144 Center St., Salem. Or. Ph. 30400 FREE PARKING Taste 'em they're all meat! Tst how good, plump and juicy Arur Fnmkfartari arl Thy'r mad fresh avery day In Portland - Masoned juat tha way yon lika 'am hara In Oregon. Armour Frankfurter! ara all-meat, too nothing but fine beaf and pork and Masoning I Portland-made to Oregon's taste 4 U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Frankfurters -a leader in America's finest lino of sausago 4990 N. River Road Phone 2-8230 keizer wm market. Save Every Day - Shop the Easy Way These Prices Effective Friday -Saturday -Monday WATCH OUR AD FOR BIG UNUSUAL FISH POOL SALE BOX OF 20 PKGS. SWIFTS - -ft WRIGLEY'S GUM TOMATO JUICE 46 , I Cans4VC B 65C DOG FOOD 2 cans 25C BEST FOODS CARNATION 1st 13-or. pkg....9e Mayonnaise CORN FLAKES l:0' 39c CERTO 2 bo.e, 39c SWIFT'S HUNTS O OC PEANUT BUTTER CATSUP 14' 1 for ZX GERBER'S f gf JAR 29c BABY FOODS 3 for 23c SUNSHINE KfeiMSi Krispy Crackers 1 kitchen queen 1 10LB- BAG Vox 25c H in m HSc OVEN-&BAKED 1 PRETTY PRINT 1 BEANS VIS 53c 1 SACKS 1 25"LB- BAG LUMBERJACK SYRUP 579c mm S-J79 Garden Fresh Vegetables KEIZER jggg MARKET iGoiAiVAIinrr Tl SWIFT'S (Ends & Pieces) A "'jp' CANTALOUPES Lb, C BACON ENDS 2lbs. 45c SLICING r SWIFT'S GOVT. INSPECTED Mf cukes E jc pork steak Ld 49c NO. 1 WASHINGTON OT JEWELL f POTATOES io ,b, OC SHORTENING Lb. 25C FRESH BUNCH p SWIFT'S HICKORY SMOKED CARROTS Bunch PS BOSTON COTTAGE BELL STUFFING IP i 1 1 r. . peppers l. 15c BUTTS ES." u 49c WHEN YOU READ THIS YOU'LL SAY Prices Effective FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY Portland Road Store Open Till 10 P.M. Four Corners Store Closes 8 P.M. fOOD PRICES TAKE A NOSE DIVE! AT ERKKSOH'S SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING c3ab 75c SALMON ?iaTc5h:n9ton.p"k.., 39c CANNED MILK LlrnTWn.1' 10c SUGAR 10 lb. bag 87c. 25 lb. bag 2.19. 100 lbs.. . . 8.59 TUNAFISH Light Meat No. Vi Can ,.29c FRUIT COCKTAIL XlZZST!:..... POND'S FACIAL TISSUES 300 sheet pkg. 27c PURPLE PLUMS No.r27anVs,.r.u.p . .3 for33c BARTLETT PEARS can 27c GRAPE JUICE Qrt bo8",' 29c ORANGE JUICE K. . 39c MONEY-SAVER Foooeuys CRISCO-SPRY 3 lb. can 29c 35c PREfVl !''ce Luncheon Meat C Swift's With Reusable Plastic Cap 0m PEANUT BUTTER U" 3lC Swift's Strained BABY MEATS 2 cans Strained Beef, Veal, Pork, Liver, Lamb Heart Swift's jar Swift's Premium M f CORNED BEEF LY 45C FRANKFURTERS WHITE KING GRANULATED ' Large Package Giant Package SOAP 25c 49c -A, MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING Quart jar 49 C 20 lb. can . PORK SAUSAGES Swift's Premium A"f r 10 oz. can T C (Same size can as Prem) CHOPPED HAM Swift's Premium 12 oz. can Swift's Premium 12 oz. can , 47c 49c VEAL LOAF Swift's Premium 7 oz. can 28c SWANS DOWN INSTANT CAKE MDC 31c PILLSDURY HOT ROLL MIX ARMOUR'S BEEF BEEF ROAST U. S. Commercial Grade BOILING BEEF Lean, Tender Short Ribs RIB ROAST For Oven Roasting lb. SLICED BACON Rind On; Lean, Full Slices by Valley Packing Co. and Swift's lb. FRANKFURTERS Cascade Quality Large lb. CHICKENS Large Red Fryen Cut Up for Convenience. APRICOTS Tiltons from The Dalles, packed for lockers 89c 28 lb. lug 1.09 POTATOES Ilk 25c U. S. No. 1 White Shatters CUCUMBERS 3, 14c Long Green Sliccrs FRESH CORN- 49c 14 POTATOES On Cob Hume Grown BEETS or CARROTS Local- 3 bu. -Garden Fresh TOILET TISSUE TP Zee Scot Tissue. HOUSEHOLD BROOMS Indian Head Brand. WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP Bath size RED KIDNEY BEANS Case-Swayne. . . . SWEET PEAS Happyvale No. 303 cans. MOUNTAIN MEADOW. TOMATOES Mission Extra Standard No. 303 cans TOMATO JUICE Campbell's fegpyfesig? Pkg 23c FRENCH'S VlDjd MUSTARD 1 Yakima U. s. No. Z s Ib 18r fgfiCOLMAN'S MUSTARD j&JLlS&tr, calz' 9c BORDEN'S INSTANT COFFEE 39C Ijg54"--""'I 2o,jo 39c Jk WESSON OIE.I Lar9e5oz iar 95e (C Quart co Borden's INSTANT CHOCOLATE MIX J j-yWuTr Jar"... 53C For instant, delicious hot chocolate. J 8 oz. can Ai Jb t QTfl.FI I HOODY PEANUT BUTTER HC Creamy Style. MQ J JSDl LAUNDRY STARCH Large 24 oz. jor 49C 2fel :u"1 19c rjpg-Tjg H'CuT Bottle 4 J A r 1 yr si Kitchen Queen 1-49 WL SWEETHEART fef FLOUR 'r"EtLLT 4 bars 27c jj&sl. ' Family Hord Wheot 4rolls23e 1 25 lb" 1 79 2 rolls 23 c SANI-rLUSH jl (In printed clnth bags, 10c XVWK ' fomity HOURjf additional) 98c 2 &...i9e i0 83c 5b0lb-3.55 o io 1 s' 09 bars w I . . ..3 -25. rf TffTy.YriT I I rMJ!flJW.T.f- Large 46 oz. can. 1 3720 I East Stat Street 3060 Portland Road