The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1923 HUB H ISBB Adela GarrUoa'a New PhaM of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE The Question Tliat Puzzlml Iiq?fl Madge. and Dicky's, lips clamped together In a thin line" at 111110 'af aspersion on his 'working; habits. ( If any one frlsa In the world but- Lillian ; had made . such, a speech an explosion' of his hair-trigger temper would have followed:; Hut Lillian is a privileged ptrrson--rilcky ewes her -too much to question seriously any rensure of hers. But 1 knew that she had "drawn blood" in her mock ingy little speech, even though Dicky gave a forced laugh and an swered her with a ..creditable as sumption iof carelessness. ' ., j "If you'll kindly explain to me the reason for all this palaver I'll be i very I- grateful, he drawled. ' "Asking me. what I think of your scheme, fbrsooth. when it's all cut and dried' till it's like jerked beef!! It's like a hold-up gent putting a revolver, to your head and saying, 'Your money or your life.' Will you he .kind 'enough, to make a choice, and what do you thin f my offer?" Tm on, of course, there is nothing else I can da eppar- 1 ently, but I can see myself camp ing In the studio a good share of the time this summer ."f i i His vojee held a distinct note of self-pity, and I saw that he was Indulging himself in what Lillian has dubbed his "martyred mood." -She shot a furtive amused glance at him. , '. .- - . ? . . , i'W 'j ' "Ym ; Win, LU!" . "And a very comfortable camp ins place it is." Lillian retorted. "You needn't In any fagots and ...boiling oil around with you on that account. I .... - I saw a reluctant grin twitch the corners -j or I Dicky'a. ?: mouth, and knew that his good nature and his admiration tor Lillian would ban ish his irritaUon.H i ' "You win; Mil" he said, patting her shoulder affectionately. "I know I'm an awful grouch, but I am sort of flabbergasted over the situation." t , "I know," Lillian returned with instant ! coir prehension. " We all are. j But we're s lucky that we , happen, to be situated . so it will only be the minimum of discom fort for us. I understand that any number of families are being driv en beyond j the commuting zone. .That means week-ends ronly for the fathers,-while you and I, I Dicky,, need only to run up tp the titr occasionally." I'jaa. .mighty glad now I kept my studio through til .this 1 1 "haven't teen In the place a -V half-dozen ! times i since 1 Harry went to South America; but I'll fit it up a little more adequate ly, and have a regular light house keeping , apartment whenever come -to the city. And my own apartment sub-let will be bringing In a nice little sum." '-fr.js '-...-. ; Dicky : glanced at her Quickly, and I fancied I saw' upon his face an expression that was not disap pointment;':; or apprehension, hut which smacked of both. The next Instant, however, it had been re placed by a mocking grin.- t "Listen to Shylock chinking his eoins," he gibed. 'Well, Madge. I suppose we might as well be driv ing along home..' If you're going to look up places out on the island you'll probably be starting tomor- ;-: ': ""; - ; ') : lft' Out j - , : j ; ' 'hr "The day after," I Lillian re- - sponded quickly, '"that is for me. i I shall have to go into the city to- morrow to put things in ahape for a week's absence. ; . You see, Madge and I frill have to stay out there - until we do ; : find something. Thanks' to your wife's manage ment, and the faithfulness of j Jim - and Katie, eterything is about ready to set on the vans. Madge wont have to come back to the house at all after she leaves day after tomorrow if she doesn't wish to. You can take a few necessary things with yod to the studio, and the rest can come out on the van.1' "Sounds i dreary." ! Dicky com mented with a little shrug, and I echoed his lament ,In my; own ' ' heart, even" while I wondered at , Lillian's sudden decision to spend J the next day in the 'city. ',: It was the first I had heard of it. and I could not help wondering ir it had anything to do with her investigation lntof the .mischief wrought by the1 mysterious ma rauders in our : home. She had ' rigidly avoided, any allusion to the subject, to allK appearances v had put it out of her. mind during our hurtt for a house, but I knew her mental', processes well enough ' to beceftp.ln tl&attit was tar from being either! forgotten or neg lected. ); ' ' '- . : . il speeded hip the car with a feeding of vague; irritation. at both f)lcky and Lillian, u feeling of he ng left out f their plans. That thH .feeling was a totally unrea sonable one as far as Lillian was concerned I knew, and I was alsci eonscions that the origin of "my annoyance at; my , husband was silly to say tile least. But I could not rid myself of- the recollection of the- queerf look i! which had crossed Dicky's fare, when Lillian had spoxen of changing her studio' Into a "light J housekeeping apart ment." i !.'!', He had bpfn annoypd at the prospect of hfer presence in the sanje building which held his own studio. Why? ! - - (Continued tomorrow.) Cher, D. C. kerr, Custer Itfcss; capitalisation $125,000. ) Sprague White Pine mills; Kla math county; incorporators. H. Borden Wood, W. A. IlHdge, V. Ialr - Thompson; Icapltalifcation. 135,000. . . Ship Securities company, Port land; "Incorporators, II. U. Shof ner, : Walter Kendall, John K. Kollock; capitalization $500. Oregon "Society of the Colonial Dames of America, Portland; : in corporators. Mrs. J. B. Montgomery,-! president; j Mrs- Charles Bee.be. vice president? Mrs. Wells Gilbert, secretary; no. assets. ?Notice of dissolution was filed by" the Neighborhood Store cbm- pany ot fe.ugenej, June 5, according to announce ment today at the office of the registrar. This is a marked iu- f crease over the number in former graduating classes. The 1922 graduating class numbered 258 and in 11U5 the. number was 1!7. Dr. Henry B. Ward, professor of zoology at the University of Illi nois antl national president' oi Sigma XI. honorary science) society will deliver the address ; j before the class this year. - Supplementar I NEW CORPORATIONS ; . , The folloiog new corporations filed articles yesterday at. the of fice qf -W. E. Crews, state cor- poration commissioner. 1 Fischer Flouring; mills, ' Silver- ton: incorporators, iLouis II. Fis- filed ! by the corporation of the -i name to' articles, were Clatsop Discount Astoria changing Clatsop Loan & Discount corporation. A permit to sell $33,400 ""in stock was issued to Ray-Mallng company. Inc., of Hillsboro. :v.r Senior Class at U of 0 Includes! 350 Members EUGENE Or., April , 20. Ap proximately "350 seniors will be graduated from the. University of Oregon on commencement 7 day,, SATURDAY ONLY We Pay 22c FOR EGGS ESP. COMING . 3S - if f !:" ' 5 Ounces for than pound and a hall for a quarter) ! ! -, USE LESS tbasi oS Mshcr priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY OUR GOVERNMENT m THE LARGE; GRISP E GOLDEN ROWN LOAF i Bread is you main food; eat lots of it. BAKE-Rite is the best bread obtainable. We do not say this in a boastful way, but we have honestly strived to make a superior product us' that we have achieved, our goaL and many people tell IF YOU ONCE TRY BAKE-RITE we know you I ! will be a steady customer BiKE:RiTE SAlfM BAKERY 457 State St Phone 268 n n n n iPttMir saving o. Is indeed rendered in each city or iown; in which a SKAGGS STORE is -esUbHsKed. SKAGGS SYSTEM not only brings down the- Prices of Groceries, but raises the standard! store service, the (Quality of Merchandise, andAVES for the Community as a wholeh Grocery purchases. ; v' !- - ;; ' ."' '':'A-:AAA:.-';y,j' These proven facts (SERVICE-QUAUTY-PRICE) have popularized SKAGGS STORES and won for them the Confidence and Good Will of the many communities that they serve, and in less than two years have gained the distinction of being Oregon's Foremost Retail Distnbutort of Food .Products, i '::'-; -v ' ( . :-V; V;.V:::; ;- : i SKAGGS-ORIGINATORS OF OUIl EVERYDAY PRICES" Retain this list Check items wanted. FLOUR ;!.: The market cn Flour is firm and we expect an advance soon. We offer exceptional values in Flour, j' . -!''' DEL MONTE, 49 lb. bag . ...$1.89 NORTHERN (Mont hardwheat blend) ..$1.99 DRIFTED SNOW, 49 lb. bag i :! :: $2.13 THOMPSON'S PASTRY. 49 lb. bas .... ...$1.59 YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING FLOUR NOW ! : BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. ... i COFFEE - i j M. J. B., lb. . J . .1..;. 3 lbs, M. J. B. s ibs. m. X b. 2M lbs. Golden West .LI... 5 lbs! Golden West .............. 5 lbs. SKAGGGS BLEND . 3 Ibs. SKAGGS feLEND 1 lb. SKAGGS BLEND .... . .. .. j . .. (Steel cut Vacuum packed) CANNED MILK 10 cans FEDERAL MILK (tall). .. 7 cans BORDEN'S MILK (tall) 7 cans CARNATION, MILK (tall) ..... 4 cans EAGLE BRAND (sweet) .. ...... ...43c $1.23 $1.98 $1.00 .$1.95 $1.85 $1.13 ...39c ...99c 75c .....75c 89c CEREALS i 3 packages Kelloggs' Corn FIakesL... ..L. 25c 3 packages Post Toasties ...25c Kelloggs Bran 20c 3 Grapenuts :. ................50c 2 Puffed Wheat. . ;1...I .25c SHREDDED WHEAT, pkg. r.r 10c White or Yellow Corn Meal, pkg. .15c 4 lb. bag Old Fashioned Steel Cut Oats 40c 4 lb. bag Old Fashioned Steel Cut Wheat ...40c 9 lb. bag Rolled Qats 9 lb. bag Farina 9 lb. bag Pearl Hominy 9 lb. bag Corn Meal ...... . DRIED FRUIT 3 lbs. Fancy Lrg. Prunes . 5 lbs. Fey. Lrg. Prunes ..... 2 lbs. Fancy Dried Peaches 2 lbs. Fey. White Figs .... Lrg. Halves Pears,' lb. ............. Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, lb. . 1 lb. pkg. Cluster Raisins ....... :...,4yc ...65c 33 c .....29c 35c ......55c 35c ...1. 4.29c j .25c 1 .12c . . .... :.:.25c ; ! CHEESEETC. Tillamook Full Cream Cheesej lb.. isrookfield Cream Cheese, lb.. i ' -. j j ! BEANS and RICE 3 lbi. Mept: Chili Beans , ;L 2 lbs. Fancy Lima Beans 2Mi lbs. Bayo Beans ..... ..... ....!,. 3 lbs. Fancy Head Rice & ...30c ......25c :25c ,25 c 25c 25c I BUTTER SUBSTITUTE NUCOA, lb. ,..1,......;.::.:...:;..; GEMNUT 22c lb., 3 lbs ... ...25c ...65c 4,4 SOAP, ETC, 23 bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP :.. ......$1.00 25 bars WHITE WONDER SOA? .$1;00( 7 bars IVORY SOAP ZjjjASc Lrg. White Kig WasE Mach. Soap . L..:. 49c 2 LARGE CITRUS . , 49c 2 LARGE SEAFOAM ..:4J: .... .... ... ..45c 3 bars CREME OIL SOAP ... ....20c 3 bars PALM OUVE SOAP . L .. :......23c 3 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER . . 25c CANNED GOODS 1 6 oi. cans LIBBYS APPLE BUTTER .:. 10c 2V2 size cans UBBY'5 PEACHES, T.1ELB A" 30c 2V2 size LIBBYS SLICED PEACHES :.......30c 2V2 size Beaver ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES 29c 2 cans lily Valley SIFTED PEAS -: .:. A9t 2 cans Lily Valley C G. Corn 38c 2 cans Lily Valley Sir. Beans ...... .....:...;....45c 1 can Small LIMA BEANS ....... . 15c 3 cans UTAH SUGAR PEAS ...33s 2VL size Fey. UTAH TOMATOES . .. 15c 5 cans Fey. UTAH TOMATOES ... .. . .73c 2 Mi size canned KRAUT (best) ...15c R B. C. CRACKERS. Highest Quality The. most satisfactory way to buy crackers is in No. 5 boxes 1 : No. 5, Soda Crackers pi. or salted .1.. .;....50c No. 5 box SNOWFLAKES :i: .....i. ......:.60c No. 5 GRAHAM CRACKERS .. .iv. .75c SYRUP 10 lb. White Karo J .........67c 10 lb. Dark Karo . .v. 62c 10 lb; Golden Marshmellow ..:.:.......... ...99c 10 lb. SKAGGS (cane and maple) ...$1.49 5 lb. SKAGGS (cane and maple) ....... ...... ,79c (Kvring to Ae advance in sugar syrups will be higher. . . ! . ' T : SMOKED RIEATS SWIFTS PREMIUM HAMS lb. ..... 31c SWIFTS BREAKFAST BACON, lb. .... .....33c SWIFTS COTTAGE ROLLS; lb.:.. 23c SWIFTS BACON BACKS, Bb........... ,...23c SWIFTS 1PREMIUM BACON, 1 lb. Sealed Cartons j . 49c SKAGGS "ALL PORK SAUSAGE," lb. ...... .25c SWIFTS BACON SQUARES, lb. ................19c MISCELLANEOUS DEL MONTE CATSUP, pti. : ...:.:... .20c HEINZ CATSUP, Large 30c Mammoth Ripe Olives, Med. cans 28c Sm. Bottles Maraschino Cherries 1 .... .... .....15c 3 pkgs. JELLO (all flavors) J25c 5 cans DEVILED MEATS, s .4...J.. 5c Reg. size pkg. Dates, pkg. .:..10c 2 lbs. HORSE SHOE, STAR or CURIAX $1:50 1 lb. tins Lipton's Tea-.....,..........;........:,....85c 12 bz. Royal Baking Powder....i....i:.....4A40c 2 Yeast Foam... 15c Large pkg. Swandown Cake Flour ............35c Bread, pound loaf .,.. ..5c f , ' BROOMS Our Best Broom 93c Med. Weight Broom .... 69c Delivery-fWe deliver any size order; for one dune. Orders of $5.00 or more (sack sugar excepted) delivered: without charge this applies to city including Fauiew avenue and West Salem. Retain this list-7-check items wanted. . ; Phone C. 0. D. Orders 478 1 v Wholesale Department, Phone 437 SALEM, OREGON II Mil - f Racing HcaitsV