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This is THE place for my family to do the regular shopping
These prices are really low. I’ve noticed too, at Golliet’s you can
buy almost everything you need; Did you see the line of
Home Appliances’at this Complete Market?
Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Freestone Peaches Cal
Campbell’s Soup
14c Varieties
CATSUP
MILK UL .. ,1 t V|ÍI‘!Í?NDS
Luncheon Meat
IGA COFFEE
Peanut Butter
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Whole Bean—Grind your ow n
IGA—CREAMY
20 ounce jar
Jar. wilf'.l
29c
59c
39c
69c
49c
nelrifton with there
THRIFTY MEATS
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From where I sit...
Joe Marsh
It's Fine To Be Fooled
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Handy Peters entertained for
the ladies of the Auxiliary the
other night — and had the ladies
believing for a while that he’s the
bFst marksman ever.
Handy put on a great act. He
set up a whole bunch of balloons
on a muslin backdrop and then
took out his pea-shooter. He shot
blindfolded, standing on his head,
every which way — and broke a
balloon every time!
No wonder Handy impressed
the ladies. What they didn’t know
—till the show's end—was that
Buck Mulligan was hiding be-
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hind the backdrop improving on
Handy's aim with a hatpin.
From where I sit, we all gel
things “put over” on us now an4
again. U hen it's good-natured—
fine! But, some folks would like
to fool the rest of us into believ­
ing it's wrong to enjoy an occa­
sional glass of beer—just because
they prefer something else. For
real American tolerance and
neighborliness these people are
simply “off target.”
CopyrigAt, 1953, L'nited State» Brewer» Foundation
There’s top-quality protein
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COTTAGE HAMS
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Three to Eight Pound Average, per lb. **
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Your old, worn, unsafe tires are
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HAM LOAF
(¡round Ham and Pork
39‘
By Popular Request We Again Have
Ground Beef, lb. 35c; 3 lbs. for $1.00
PORK LOIN ROAST
Per Pound
SANTIAM
EQUIPMENT CO.
for
DENNISON
11 Ounce Bottle
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RECAPPED
TIRES
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By Eva Bressler
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Chamberlain
with Mr. and Mrs. Ramie Martell and
son Timothy and Tommy went to
Champouge Park Sunday, where they
attended a reunion of the Chamber-
lain family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen left Sunday
morning for Paulina Lake, where they
will spend the next ten days on vaca­
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tion. Bob Miller is substituting on the
Notionally adv«rtii«d
mail route while Allen is away.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Berry were
y«ur guarani«« af
in Oregon City over the weekend
lang« »•♦«, law cast f 670-15
where they were guests at the home
milaaga.
of her brother and family.
Mrs. Frank Kesegich of Cleveland,
And your old recappable tire
Ohio, will leave Wednesday for her
home there, after spending some time Saving YOUR tires is OUR business
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
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Mrs. Al Human.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker honor-1
ed their daughter Mrs. Earl Hamp-, PHILIPPI TIRE SERVICE
ton of Salem, on her birthday anni­
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versary with a dinner held at their | Mehama, Oregon
home. Covers were laid for Mr. and J
Mrs. Earl Hampton, Douglas and
Marge Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ba­
ker and Arlene, Mrs. Norman John­
son, Chris and Curt of Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Bodeker and Elmer Hiatt
of Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duman are re­
turning to their home in Lyons. They
have been in Seattle for some time
where he was employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crouch, Vemie
and Bobbie of Escindido, Calfiornia,
will return to their home Wednesday
after a three weeks visit at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Helem, also her brother Earl Helem
and family on McCully mountain.
Mrs. Alex Boeker, Mrs. E. L. Roye
and Mrt. Norman Johnson, Chris and
Curt of Salem, were Monday after­
noon callers at the home of Mrs. Lad­
SIGN OF
die Pesek in Lebanon.
Rev. Swanson of Salem was in
charge of the morning services at the
GOOD SERVICE
Lyons Methodist church, replacing
When you buy a McCulloch chain
Rev. Dodge who was in Seattle, he
saw from us. you get more than a
was accompanied by his daughter,
good buy You get assurance of fac­
Marjorie.
tory authorized service and genuine
Mrs. Norman Johnson, Chris and
McCulloch parts to keep your saw
Cult of Salem, will spend this week
in tip-top condition.
See us whenever your saw needs
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
servicing We sell saws too. If you
Mrs. Alex Bodeker, while her husband
don't already own one of the fast­
who is with the State Police is at­
cutting, light-weight McCulloch
tending school at Corvallis.
chain saws, maybe it's time to pay
us a visit. See for yourself how these
Ray Negstad of Portland, is spend­
low-priced modern saws take care
ing the summer with his uncle and
of timber of any size.
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jdhn McClurg. He
with the McClurgs, spent the weekend I
at the coast.
We have for sale a rebuilt
Tuesday evening guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Burmester were McCullough chain saw, mod.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Flint of Ven- 325. 34-inch bar and chain.
I tura, California. They are on a five
30 day guarantee
i weeks vacation and visiting friends
and relatives in Oregon. Mrs. Flint
and Mr. Burmester are cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. George McNamara
from Wheeler spent several days in
Lyons where they attended funeral j
services for John Worden, a brother i
of Mrs. McNamara.
Phone 2621
Mehama, Ore.
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Well I'll lie
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THURSDAY, JULY 30. 195.3
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Open 9 to 2 on Sundays
SKINLESS FRANKS
1 pound cello package
39c
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MONEY
worth’S
The price we ll pay will
go a long way to buy
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We reserve the right to limit quantities
KEN GOLLIET
MEHAMA, OREGON
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Philippi Tire Service
‘ Saving YOLR Tires Is OCR Bu>iness”
MEHAMA. OREGON
PHONE: LYONS 143