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THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1954
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OREGON FALES" MOB ROUNDED UP!
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THESE FUGITIVES were apprehended last week dealing the
death blows to high prices at Oregon Food Stores. All are
behind bars and are unrepentant, lawmen said. Left to right
are: "Oregon Joe" Fales, ringleader of the gang; Bob (Light
Fingers) Elclund and Fanny Quick Changel Strong, lieuten-
Local Grocer
Refuses To
Change Policy
Alter withstanding the rush cJ
business last weekend, a state
ment was given to the press this
morning by "Oregon Joe" Fales,
owner of the Oregon Food Stores
The stablisheo policy of EVERY
DAY LOW PRICES plus S & H
GREEN STAMPS will be contin
ued. Truck loads of new stock
have been unloaded and every.
thing Is in ship-shape for a new
onslaught of business.
All persons are warned to be
ants who operate a couple of the hide-outs; and Morgan ; on the lookout for another attempt
iru I l-l,n.nn wh. dealt with the bodies. Bail will be e "Oregon Fales" Mob to
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posTea ana ino cuipru tw ou p..... v.
Food Stores until judged by the buying public.
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Aftarfprine
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Swamon't
Colored Cubes
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1 -lb. pkg.
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3-lb. tins
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Still at Large
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NELLIE (The Fence) ANGSTEAD
"The Fence" Angstead, who- was
taught slashing ladies blouses and
lowering ladies' nylon stockings
last week, has not been appre
hended and such practices are
till continuing at all three Oregon
Food Stores.
J More suspiciously-low prices in
notions and housewares are anti
cipated to cause riots of buying
t the stores.
VARIETY DEPT. SPECIALS
EGG POACHERS 99c
COFFEE PERC'"' 99c
GARBAGE CAN
Step-On Type AQ-10-Qr.
Sixe 77C
Irish Linen Pattern
STATIONERY IZfiz 29c
Men's
WORK SHIRTS
DUSTPANS
Blue Chambray,
sanforized
1.49
25c
SPECIAL CLOSEOUT OF ALL
Summer Skirts
Regular $5.75 Sailtone Crease Resistant Cotton
3.98
Cake
Dee Milk
EGGS
Swansdown
Yellow, White, Devils
pkg.
U2
By Richmaid
Med "AA"
Elberta Peaches
l98 Orange Drink
CAN THEM NOW!
20-LB. LUG
Doz.
Green Spot .
46-oi. tins
1
Nice Slicing, Ripe, Red
TOMATOES 2 29c
Extra Fancy, Sweet, Seedless
GRAPES 245c
Crisp and Tender
LETTUCE 7C
Large Size
GRAPEFRUIT 3-25c
White Rose
POTATOES 25 M59
ilk Tissue
Roll
me rUT RIGHT,
3 lbs.
89c
Crescent
PureGroundBeef
fiour
Beef Stew
Beef leasts
Rib Steaks
Pork Hocks
Salads
Bota Beei
FranMurters
'lb.
TO
lbs.
Blade or Arm
Cuts, Well Trimmed
All Excess tot and
Bone Removed
Freh, I""' M0
Fruit, Macaroni
and Potato
III
Pickles
'lb.
Tastewell
22-oz.
Jar
SAVElOion
NESCAFE. INSTANT COFFEE
.ftsseo""
Meaty Brisket
Cuts
The Good Old
fashioned Kind!
12 or. pocsVag
NABISCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Large
Package
Nabisco Graham Crackers 2 lbs. 55c
PJ?J Sunny Smile, Bortlttt
p JJ Sunny Smilt' Bortl,tf
PINEAPPLE M"i0,, s,e
PEACHES Rcd Drt sl'"d' clin'
PJJmg Garden Glow, Freestone
PQJJJ Sacromenlo White Nectar
ASPARAGUS T"ni"A,IG'"B
GREEN BEANS "
PORK and BEANS v"c-'''
Kounty Kt, Cream
CORN c",we"' WhoU Kri"1
pjf Sunny Smile
PJIJJ Royal Club, Fency
TOMATOES s,otMo"
TOMATOES c'"'""' D""
DOG FOOD v
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES T u,f0,
APRICOT JAM '
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TOMATO JUICE Ch"rC
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No. 1 tins
2t.os. tins
No. 2 tint
4-ot.
37c
23c
19c
27c
27c
29c
17c
14c
14c
14c
14c
15c
21c
18c
14c
10c
29c
26c
11c
27c
3t00
51.00
61.00
41.00
41.00
41.00
71.00
81.00
81.00
81.00
81.00
71.00
51.00
61.00
81.00
111.00
41.00
41.00
101.00
41.00
Pius s&h ir:;
Green Stamps
Course !
Grocery Prices Effective Thuudaythru Saturday;
Meats and Produce Friday and Saturday!
New
Store Hours
We Reserve The
Right To Limit
Doily a.m. ts 9 p.m.
Eiccpt Sundoy
Sunday 9 a.m. to S ..m
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