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THURSDAY JANUARY 23, 1941 BARGAIN SHOPPER SECTION OF THE SANTA MARIA DAILY TIMES rAUA o-x New Books in City Public Library the local church for the purpose of organizing another class. About twenty were present, five of them coming from. Santa Maria representing the Mariners club of the Presbyterian church there. Another of these meetings will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Dinnes next Thursday evening, Jan. 30. Carroll; Claudia and David, Rose Franken; Prize Stories of 1940, Harry Hansen, editor. Non-Fiction: Build It Yourself, Careers in Aviation, Ben B. Follett; Secret Life of a Secret," Agent, H.

W. Lanier; San Fran- cisco, Northern California Writer Project; Trees of Santa Barbara, M. Van Rensselear; My Name Is Million, Tell My Horse, Zora N. Hurston; "American Glass, Mary B. Northend; The Face Is Familiar, Ogden Nash.

will tie a quilt, Mrs. L. Johnson and Mrs. Frank Richards were unable to attend yesterday. Present were Mesdames Ben Deleissegues, Fred Penter, Wm.

Lentz, A1 Gardner, C. Kniffen, Letha Gerlach, Andy Nightingale, Lena McCoy, Jessie Ball and a guest, Ida LaFranchL Mrs. McCoy is their newest member, having joined at this meeting. The hostess served refreshments to her guests. The Adult Bible class met in tered the names of Mr.

and Mrs. Kencho Ontiveros and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smith as new members. Mrs.

Francis Flores, A. Arrias and Jimmie Keegan visited friends in Los Alamos. Arthur Pacheco has received a carload of 85 beef cattle. The Sisquoc Farm Home department held its monthly meeting in the home of Mrs. Sadie Stevenson.

It was under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Smith and Mrs. Kencho Ontiveros, during the absence of Miss Irene Fagin, county home demonstration agent. The topic was Safety in the Home. In the latter part of the afternoon, refreshments were served.

Among those attending were Mesdames Sadie Stevenson, Dorothy Smith, Lee Ontiveros, Annie Elliott, Hazel Walters, Hilda Smith, Ruth Michael, Irene Michael, Ruth Man-kins, Beulah Fischer, Eunice Davis, Amanda Brickey, Maude Harding, Belle Leale, Pearl Ballard, Barbara Sumners and Goldie Turk. ORCUTT Mrs. George Deleis segues entertained the members of the Newlove Thimble club yesterday afternoon with the president, Mrs. Wm. Lentz, in charge of the short business meeting.

The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Ben Deleissegues in Bicknell, when the members I Fiction: Gabriels Search," Della T. Lutes; Nine and Death Makes Ten, Carter Dickson; Death of a Peer, Nagio Marsh; Treasure Ranch, Charles A. Seltzer; Dark Entry, Eleanor E. Those who drive with one headlamp often wind up under one headstone.

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CRISCO F2-33' veget 4k) D. AVith I'ork and rleinz Deans Tomato Sauce Heinz Boston Beans Stokely's Beans preen Del Maiz Niblets Country Home Corn Pure shortening, sixe con, (VIA ZOLA Early Fancy Blended Del Monte Peas Sugar Belle Peas Highway Sauerkraut Del Monte Tomatoes Garden pint can For salads and deep frying. (Full quart can, 39c) VALUES IN SEA FOODS! LOW PRICES ON JUICES! mESH3 CARROTS aToes Pack Sacramento Natural Crisp, tender. Tops Your Safeway store carries a large assortment of fruit aud vegetable juices. Serve these healthful beverages often.

Vary your menus by serving sea foods. Safeway's stock of salmon, tuna, dams, oysters, sardines, is most complete. Asparagus MAYONNAISE ft DRESSING COFFEE VALUES Hills Bros. Coffee i b- 24 Vacuum-packed. (2-pound can.

46c) Maxwell House Coffee can' 23c Regular or drip grind vacuum-packed SYRUP 'ft SPREADS Tomato Juke Libbys gentle 'press tomato Juice. Note the low price. Red Salmon Your choice of Libby or Del Monte brands. Fancy grade pack. Piedmont Mayonnaise pj1anrt 19 Fine quality dressing.

(Quart Jar, 33e) Cascade Salad Dressing ll, 12 Jar LOCAL CELERY Locally grown, Utah type Celery. Crisp, tender, good lb. size stalks. 21c) Note economy price. (Quart SISQUOC Mr.

and Mrs. L. Leal and family who formerly lived in Tepusquet have moved to Williams ranch in Long canyon. Mr. and Mrs.

Lonnie Davis were dinner guests of her parents and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and daughters, Marjorie and Mary Alice. Mr. and Mrs.

John Lowe and daughter Joan, visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Parker, in San Miguel. Arthur Pacheco was the guest of honor on his birthday anniversary at a surprise party given in the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

anc Mrs. T. E. ONeil. The evening was preceded by a chicken dinner.

The birthday cake was topped with a miniature bovine. Those attending were: Mrs. Pacheco, wife of the guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pacheco and her daughter, June Carpenter; Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie Pacheco and family of Salinas; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pacheco of San Luis Obispo and Mr. and Mrs.

Ortley Pacheco and family 'of Long Beach. Edith Teresa Calderon was honored with a birthday party on her first birthday anniversary in the home of Mrs. Minnie Mene-zes in Tepusquet. The birthday cake was white with pink decorations and topped with a small angel and one pink candle. The children attending spent the aft- ernoon playing games which were followed by refreshments.

Those attending were: Mrs. Minnie Me-nezes, Doris Laqualia, Ardith Armknecht, Verna Silva, Jane Ontiveros, Marjorie Menezes, Josephine Calderon, Margaret Apa-daca, Mary Menezes, Annuncion Arrias, Frank Stein, James Keegan and Francis Flores. Mrs. Lela Tognazzini and Mi-guelito Oliveria of Santa Maria, visited here with Mrs. Francis Flores.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Carraza and family attended, the wedding of Miss Arailia Avenido and Fred Taporco in Guadalupe. Mrs.

Verna Mitchell, Mrs. Clarissa Duignan and Mrs. George Pertusi of Santa Maria, visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Looman, of the Palmer-Union oil lease.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Michael of King City, visited here with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Michael of the Palmer-Union oil lease.

Erma Jane Ontiveros, Johnnie Biscarro, Leanore Carranza, Betty Santos, Harold Carranza, Clay Brown, Alex Ontiveros and Ramona Ontiveros picnicked in Tepusquet. Clay has returned to the Los Prietos CCC camp after an extended visit to his home here. Miss Betty Santos was an overnight guest of Miss Erma Jane Ontiveros. Rev. Phillip B.

Lascelles of Or-cutt, showed natural color slides of Zion and Bryce National parks and the Grand canyon, in the Sunday school building on the oil lease. After the pictures were shown, refreshments were served under the supervision of Mrs. Ora Wilson, Mrs. Hilda Smith, Mrs. Maude Harding, Mrs.

Mary Charles, Mrs. Ruth Michael and Mrs. Bina Fuller. Those attending were: Mrs. Lascelles and daughter Peggy, Mrs.

Ora Wilson and daughter Jeanne and son Bobby; Mrs. Mary Charles and daughter Pauline, and son Jimmie; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gettman and daughter Mary Ellen, and son Richard; Mr. and Mrs.

Waugh and daughter Leota, and sons Bobby and Dale; Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Michael and son Lawrence, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Harding and daughter Beth, and son, Ellsworth; Johnnie Apion and Billy Fischer.

Miss Zelta Parker was an overnight guest of Jeanne Yencer. Johnnie Biscarro of Santa Maria, was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Ontiveros and son Allen, and daughters, Ramona and Erma Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Davis made a trip up on Figueroa mountain. Richard Ontiveros accompanied Donald Melby and Ernest Hamlin of Santa Maria, to the Melby cabin in a 6, where they spent a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Pinkham of Exeter, stopped on their way to their home from Los Angeles, to visit relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lancaster and son Arlie.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pacheco, Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. ONeil and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pacheco vis-, ited friends in San Luis Obispo. Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Cooper and son Buddy, of Long Beach, visited here with Mrs. Francis Flores and her father, A.

Arrias. Lester Webber has left for San Francisco to visit Walter Dutcher. Mrs. Velma Seaton of Casmalia, is now employed by Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Looman of the Palmer-Union lease. Miss Beth Harding has returned to her home here after visiting Miss Lauretta Hylton in Lompoc, for several days. Johnnie Biscarro, Erma Jane Ontiveros, Betty Santos and Clay Brown wer overnight guests of Adclaid Smith in Santa Barbara. The Sisquoc Grange has en No. 2 can BARBECUE RACKS Try thi new cooking method for fowl and meats.

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CARROT JUICE Ham's brand. CELERY JUICE Hams brand. No. I 4 can A No.i can Nfci No.i can 10-ox. can 20 No.

2 can 12-ox. OCc cans cans 3 3 FANCY TUNA Chicken of the Sea. MISSION TUNA Choice light meat. MINCED CLAMS Pioneer brand. CODFISH FLAKES brand.

59 ea. Log Cabin Syrop 27 14 Sunnybank Oleomargarine 10 For cooking of table use. (2-Ib 19c) Orange Marmalade 15 Grape Jelly SS iaVb'25c 'DAIRY FOODS Cheese lb. 20 Oregon Meadow Grove IceCream qt. 19 Dairy Land Eggs doz.

26 Large Grade A CATSUP SAUCES CAMAY TOILET SOAP High grade toilet soap, priced low at your neighborhood Safeway. Ex tax, sale tax, .01719 SAFEWAY MEAT DEPTS.i PORIU BEANS 17' bars for (Price ex-tax, sales tax, .00165) MEAT VALUES AT SAFEWAY MARKETS Listed below are representative values in your neighborhood Safeway meat department. Every steak, chop and roast is sold with an absolute money-back guarantee. It must please you In every respect or your money will be refunded. Try Safeway Guara nteed Meats today.

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pfeg. 48-oz. pkg. 3ao IPT R0A Fancy center cut seven bone roast of Guaranteed beef. Excellent to pet roast.

See this week's Family Circle tor new recipes. se 22-oz. cans, 2 for 15c Stokely Tomato Catsup btttfe 1 1 Yolo Tomato Catsup Hauser's Meat Sauce Taste Tells Tomato Sauce 27canZ 5 MISCELLANEOUS LOW PRICES Julia Lee Wright's Bread 1 First-day fresh every loaf dated, i Jb. 8c 0XYDGI SOAP Complete household soap. 24-oz.

ii A pkg. AO 69-OZ. i Pr'ce ex tax. a sales pkg. la tax, .01486 5 Price ex tax.

sales tax, .00525 In the Family Circle Under-Cover Secrets By Julia Lee Wright For new Interesting methods as well as time-tested ones In the art of pot roasting beef, pork, lamb, and veal read Julia Lee Wrloht's article on Page 7 of this weeks Faml'v Circle Get yeur copy Friday. UPTON'S TEA FEETS GRANULATED Royal Gelatin 14 Choice round bone shoulder of Guaranteed beef. Excellent in California Pot Eoost. (For recipes see current Fomily Circle.) Granulated soap for laundry use or for dishes. Priced low at Safeway.

21 A Famous brand of black tea in thu familiar yellow packages. Note Safeway's prices. Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Raspberry, Strawberry and Lime Gelatins; Chocolate, Vanilla, Tapioca, and Butterscotch Puddings Barker's Soup Mix 3 ptk0flrs-1 3C Rice and Tomato, Cream of Cetery, Puree of Lentils. Puree of Pea, Mock Chicken, or Vegetable Albers Flapjack Flour 3 25' For winter breakfasts. (40-oz.

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Note Safeway's low price. 38' fib. pkg. P3 Soap bars 29' 14' .23 1 4' lb. i S' CHICKENS 'MW' Fancy frying or roasting chickens.

Average weights, Z'z to 4 lbs. each. SLICED BACON Corn King brand, choice bacon, sliced and packed In Cello. a-Ib. package.

PIECE BACON Choice quality sugar cured bacon, In the piece. Note SLICED LIVER Sliced Hver, cut fiom graln-fed Excellent cooked with bacon. PORK SAUSAGE Pure park and spices, made Into coun-try style sausage. In. built SALT SIDE PORK Dry Salt Sides, cut from fancy grain fed pork.

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1 Cut from Guaranteed beef -'Fully trimmed. Cook in barbecue rack. Fine for Spanish style dinners PURE LARD white pure lard, packed i.n sanitary one-pound cartons. Small size box 8c rihiha -(Puce ex-tax, sales tax, .00082) Giant Price ex-tax, Jfor IV sales tax, .00097 3 20 (Price ox-tax, sales tax, .00195) 3,3,10 Old Dutch Cleanser 20 KARO SYRUP CORN STARCH 15' Kingsfqrd's corn starck. Use for all baking.

rolls for (Price ex-tax, sales tax, .00195) WALDORF TISSUE Economical, all-wiapped rolls of quality toilet tissue. Buy at your Safeway. 3 rolls for IT (Price ex-tax, sales tax, .00117) Choice of two kinds: Ligkt or Dork for table ase or cooking. LIGHT Red Label l-lb. tAc 3-lb.

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