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English Lop Jo Ann Redford groomi an English lop owned
by Ed Schoeberl of Long Beach for Los Angeles county fair,
Pomona. Ears of these rare rabbits are 26 inches long.
Four Corners Baptist Church
Host for Sunday Convention
Four Corners, Sept. 22 Guest speaker at the Four Corners
Baptist church Sunday for the morning service will be Dewey
Davis. Immediately following the morning service there will be
a covered dish dinner at 12:30 o'clock in the church annex. Bring
your own table service. Beginning at 1:30 o'clock the Sunday
school convention will be held
In the church. At the evening
service the young people's gos
pel team will conduct an Evan
gelist service.
The Lincoln school Mother's
club meeting has been postpon
ed. The date of the meeting
will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Layton,
Jack and Claud Layton, 685 S.
Elma, spent Sunday at the
George Riggs home in Independence.
Visitors in the J. C. Mayer
home, Durbin avenue, were Mr.
Mayer's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schwa
der of Vancouver, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Thorsell
of Portland visited in the Albert
Brant home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Her
man, Kay and Clifford have re
turned from a trip of several
weeks spent in California, Ari
zona and New Mexico.
Mrs. S. D. Hovey and Miss
Inez Hovey, 4180 Durbin ave.,
left Tuesday for a visit with
Mrs. Hovey's mother at Tacoma,
Wash.
Mrs. James G. Taylor and
daughter, Sandra Lee, of As
toria are visiting the Oliver
IKickmans In Four Corners and
the A. A. Taylors In Salem for
several days. Other visitors in
the Rickman home this week
were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wil
liamson and Miss Naomi Wil
liamson of Strawn, Kansas.
Dedication Planned
For Crowfoot Church
Lebanon Dedication services
for the new Wesleyan Methodist
church in the Crowfoot district
were announced Wednesday by
Rev. Frank A. Wing. The new
church, recently completed,, is
located one block south of the
Crowfoot school. Rev. Wing and
family have moved to Crowfoot
frpm their former home in Van
couver, Wash.
Price Index 1
Drops 13 Cents
New York, Sept. 22 U.K The
Dun & Bradstreet wholesale
food price index dropped 13
cents in the week which ended
yesterday. It was the widest
break in more than seven
months.
The drop cut the index to
SS.72, lowest since July 19, and
wiped out most of a net gain of
19 cents since the index started
rising on July 12. This week last
year, the index stood at S6.82.
Breaks in the prices of edible
oils and declines in grain and
livestock markets were largely
responsible for the big drop.
The previous widest decline
was a drop of 22 cents in the
week ended Feb. 8.
Of the-31 foods used in com
piling the index, 17 moved
downward, 11 were unchanged,
and three increased. The index
is the sum total of the wholesale
price per pound of each.
The commodities which de
clined were flour, wheat, corn,
rye, oats, barley, hams, lard,
coffee, cottonseed oil, cocoa,
beans, rice, steers, hogs, lambs
and butter.
Unchanged were cheese, su
gar, tea, peas, peanuts, eggs, mo
lasses, currants, prunes, milk
and raisins.
Those which advanced were
beef, hog bellies and potatoes.
Visitors in Liberty
Liberty Mr. and Mrs. John
Haskins on W. Browning Ave.,
had as guest this week her niece
Miss Beverly June Bowers, of
San Jose, Calif., and her sisters,
Miss Faye and Hazel Newton,
and Mrs. Maude Drane of Co
quille, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Billings and son Tommy of Se
attle, Wash., are house guests of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Billings on Rt. 9.
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Biggest Value in Soap in Handy Pliofilm Bag
WESSON OIL ks; 59c
STRAINED HONEY 5 - 69c
Sweet Eats Brand
SWEET PEAS 10c
Sweet Pickins Tender and Sweet
DEL MONTE CORN 2 29c
Cream Style 303
TUNAFISH --- 23c
MORRELL'S SNACKS
PANCAKE FLOUR 10
HUNGRY JACK, IVi lb. pkg., 27c 4 lb- bo9 41 C
10 59c
12 0Z. CAN
LB. BAG
31c
83c
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Kitchen Parade Crushed
23c
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White Star Tuna
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Grated, No. Vi can 31 C
Pink Salmon
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PINEAPPLE CHUNKS
No. 2 can
27c
RED ALASKA m m
Sockeye Salmon JjC
Bumble Bee, Fl Tall Can
Maytime in Syrup
BARTLETT PEARS 1Q,
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Triumph in Syrup
1
BOILING BEEFKend 18c
RIB STEAKS LPoo;ndndTende'
45c
BEEF TONGUES Stt 29c
PORK HEARTS lb 29c
SAUSAGE Country style, lb.
35c
CANNING SALMON
Weighing from 3 to 20 pounds LB.
29c
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33c
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SWEET POTATOES
Fancy U. S. i C
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First of Season 1 A
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POTATOES
89c
Washington Netted Gem
50 lb. bag
DIXIE FRYERS
1.49
Fresh frozen, young
and tender. Each . .
Chopped
Mushrooms
Shady Oak
2 ox. can .
10c
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