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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1923 Watch This Page For Good -Food Yalaes EVERY SATURDAY Dependable Offerings in Groceries, oaf a and Auul Q......1I . OUUIHJCS. V- . "... ' .. . THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREOON Mr v rv 1 vii r1 J , r ?rv ir mm vx-mir'sr-j - HeipYouBuy; v - m i m m a am at w . as a aw w - .ar ai r ama mim'ar m $ mm m m m w ; m i a s -aw. .ar ' - i, a : Diirj of piEfm : - ' -; IS OVERFLOWING II fresh Vegetables In Unusual Quantities on Display in Salem v j, , V ' -T-:' Oranges are unusually plentiful ist because of a bis crop in Cali ornl and prices are correspond afly reasonable. Oranges by the asheTTand by the box will be no eat .extraTagance, raccording to ealers- r. Many -are Inclined to discredit - . -" OKE,; THAT'S GOOD! . Peerless - Bread : with ) . mother's Jam tastes like ; her cake with Jelly be-v ; , 'i .tween. Fact! - Peerless ' "Bread Is so fresh and wholesome, and so deli- .. cate in flavor,- it's a gen- ' ulne treat when served as" toast or made into 'sandwiches. Crisp and .evenly baked all through that's why. '.'Always a bit better" ; PEERLESS BAKERY T9 N. Commercial ; Phona 309 the story of adverse weather con ditions in the south because of the number of oranges on the market. It Is said that the crop this year was so large: that but for the storm and .cold weather, oranges would have been a drug on the market.': f -j .Crates upon crates of the gold en globes from sunny California, which has. not been so sunny the last few days, line the walls of local warehouses. It is predicted, however, j that by 10 days after Christmas the prices will be sky high when the results of the frost are beginning to be felt In the market. j . ; ., r .,. ' , . Fresh vegetables are available now in good quantities. Celery and head lettuce are especially nice inequality. A few tomatoes are to be found but these are not in good shape. ; ; The holiday supplies of nuts and raisins are available now in a be wildering array. For those who would visit the grocery store for . holiday gifts there is! an unusual assortment. The Oregon fruits are in many cases packed in convenient pack ages for sending to eastern friends or to the family back in the old home. Many of the stores are offering special Inducements in the line of package fruits and boxed apples for the holiday trade. Never did the horn of plenty in the grocery stores of Salem seem fuller to overflowing than it Is at the present time In anticipation of the coming Christmas holiday. CUT THIS OUT It IS WORTH . , , . MONEY y ; Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. (Ton will " re ceive a 10 cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also free sample packages of FOLEYS PILLS a diuretic stim ulant for the kidneys and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con tslpatlon and Biliousness. -These wonderful remedies have helped millions of - people. Try them! Sold everywhere. Adv. , PRUIUE WEEK IS .! C1U16 INTEREST Cartons Bejng Broadcast Throughout United States, r Growers Say : Interest evinced by the general public is far in excess of the ex pectation of those sponsoring prune week and a daily flood of or ders has been received here1 and in other distributing places, f SALEM MARKETS Eggs fell off 1 cent yesterday anJ Belects are now bringing the producer 37 cents a dozen. - Cucumbers, after absence from the market, have returned and are selling at 20 vents each. Egg plant is also back, and is available at 15 cents' a pound. A variety of fresh vegetables, is available for the Sunday dinner and Includes beets, parsnips. ' on ions, radishes, lettuce, brussel sprouts, broccoli : and spinach greens. - ., . : ' , ; v OKAXX avs SAT 1 No. 2 wbrat . ; ". 90o Nt. T4 vhiil, Mk i OaU i,,,. , ,. t.45 O 4Si Cbut ki; . & 1 HJ ii Pricci quold art woimm b al Qt hay Clover a. bald . Hrirca ouoUMi in ntMIM price rceiTe4 by fram. Ko rU 9 BOOS. BUTTBB, AM TTBBTAT Creamery bntter 49 50j Bntterfat deliTerea .m If Uk, ' per ewt . K(nc, selects .. Standards PuUeta ....... roux.nT Heary ben a Broiler Heavy Sarin ca UediURi and lifbt S .. J7e -85o 32e. bena 20c -18 .144 MBJC afUTTOV ASS BEE? Hoga, top. 150 225 1, ewt 57.10 Hogi, top, 225-475. cwt Hosa. top. 275 300. cwt-$40 Q 96.00 Light aowa, cwt j.fS.W Rnnrh Leavr , .... . . 40 Tod fttL dressed . 8tt I row. ; 2A Q 04a The dried product, packed in small cartons designed for Christ mas presents, is being broadsast to all portions of the United States while orders are being filled in many -Oregon and Washington points that have sent their money orders to Salem. At the Oregon Growers alone the sales have averaged around $50 a day. The support given the movement Is in excess of that accorded last year, and the prune men are waxing en thusiastic over prospects next year. j Four tons have been sent out by the Oregon Growers -in addi tion to the grocery and other fruit growers associations. Through the Portland ctiamber of Commerce an additional two tons have been sent- through the mails. Placing a conservative estimate of about seven tons the prune men are visioning repeat orders and heavier, sales next year. Though the sales will not affect the quan tity of 1923 prunes, nevertheless it has pcaved one of the" most suc cessful advertising schemes in the history of the industry. Practically , all of the prunes have gone to. points where the quality and flavor of the .Willam ette valley Italian prune Is little known. At a result of the heavy sales, some of the local stocks are- being depleted and a few have reported having disposed of all on hand. RELIEVED BOY'S COUGH s Mrs-. L. Van Belle. Pendroy. Mont., writes, "I like your Cough Medicine very well. My little boy 6 years old, had a very bad cough and after using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND he se cured relief." For coughs, colds and hoarseness there Is no better remedy on the market today than FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the test of time, serving three gen erations. Get the genuine; refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. Adv. Top lambs -Hearr lamb 10, 7V 0 94 WOODBURN i . It i - .-, : ( ... t - '- - EC 5TANDaft0fZEDCASH STORES ALBANY CORVALLIS L Ten Thousand Pounds of Christmas Candies, Nuts, Cluster Raisins, Dates, Figs and other treats for the Kiddies Christmas. You also will like our Candies, all absolutely fresh manufactured for and shipped to us daily in quantities that insures fresh stock every: day until Christmas. t 1 Oregon English Walnuts, Oregon Filberts, Pecans, Al monds, Brazil or Niggertoes, fresh roasted Peanuts. These Nuts are fall this year's crop far superior to old crop. nuts; Sunkist Oranges and Lemons, package Dates, Golden Dates by the pound; Cluster Raisins, 2 and 5-lb. boxes. .- ; -' H' - ' .'- Fancy Pack Italian Prunes, limited quantity at these prices: 5-lb. box, size 40 to 50, per box 69c; 5-lb. box, size 30 to 40, 79c; 10-lb. box, size 40 to 50, per box $1.12; loose prunes 40 & . mm ' aa mt to 50, 3 lbs. Zdc. COMMITTEE ROW IS i NOT YET SETTLED (Continued from page 1) Senator Couzens. is more satisfac tory than Senator Howell, we will be glad to unite on him." . Kales Committee in Doubt '.For 'a time today it appeared probable that a coalition would be formed between house insurgents and Democrats to displace two Re publicans selected for membership on the rules committee and to elect as members an additional Democrat and one insurgent. Conferences were held through out theday between members of the various factions after which Republican organization and Dem ocratic leaders said an' agreement might be reached whereby the mi nority would be given an addition al seat making the committee membership seven Republicans and five Democrats. . This is the ratio Democrats in sisted upon when' congress . con- L vened with the Republican major ity in the house greatly reduced. The Republican committee on com mittees, however, decided that the apportionment which prevailed in the 67th congress should continue and the revolt today on the part of the Democrats largely was the result of this action. A number of Democrats pro posed that an alliance be formed with the insurgents a proposal that was welcomed by the latter, who suggested that an agreement bo reached to place an out and out Insurgent on the committee as well as one more Democrat. Conversations between Republi can organizations and DWemocrat ic leaders, however; developed a willingness on the part of at least sorhe of the Republicans to give the Democrats a fifth committee seat, the understanding being that tfie minority as a unit would not align itself with the insurgents to disturb further prospective com mittee personnel. A meeting of house insurgents has been called for tomorrow to determine what should be done if it appeared that such, a compro mise was likely. Democratic lead ers generally weFe inclined to be of Pennsylvania, one of the eight on the majority , committee slate would be dropped as he is at the foot of the list, " . WHITE CHOSEN PILOT FOR COMING YEAR (Continued from page 1) ' Big Turkey Shoot to Be Staged By Legion Post SILVERTON, Or.. Dec. U. (satisfied with a seven five appoi- ( Special to The Statesman.) x Delbert Reeves post of the Ameri can legion has completed plans for the large turkey shoot to be held nt the Shannon farm on the Salem and Silverton pavement Sunday, beginning , at 10 o'clock The committee in charge reports that itwill last most of the day. It will consist of trap and 'rifle shooting. College Is Inspected MT. AOEL, Dec. 14. Some time ago the Rev. Tleuin Heibel presented to the community club of this city an invitation to inspect the college and its various depart ments. Tuesday night-the cfiib took advantage of the Invitation They went through the entire col lege, inspecting the various labor atories and class rooms. A short, snappy program was presented by the music director, Mr. Van Ferre. tionmcnt and It was indicated that if such a plan were worked out the insurgents could depend only on scattered votes from the Democrats in any attempt to capture a seat on the rules committee. Such sup port, it .was agreed even by insur gent, leaders would be Insufficient to upset the Republican organiza tion program. If only, seven Republicans are placed on the rules committee, it was predicted that probably Bixler :1 1 4 FLOUR Crown, 49-Ib. sack . Vim, 49-Ib. sack. V. Gold Medal, 49-Ib. sack Drifted Snow. !' Olympic .. s .... .. Valley Flour . . Blue Tip Brooms . . 1 . Swift's Silver Leaf Lard No, 5 Pail - . , ; : : 10Ibs.net. l. L No. 5 Cascade. :. j. No. 10 Cascade 4 lbs. Snowdrift . j 8 lbs.) Snowdrift ' . T Green Tip Brooms . Swift's Premium Hams - Yi or whole, lb. . . Swift's Premium Bacon $1.75 1.73 : i.85 1.75 1.75 1.19 .99 - - : a .79 1.97 .79 1.55 .89 . 1.69 .89 .27 . .36 Empire Fancy Bacon . .30 Cottage Rolls, lb. . . .21 Breakfast Bacon .. .25 Fancy Heavy Bacon . . .20 Red Tip Brooms .69 Fancy Skinned Bacon Backs . . ' . .27 Fancy light Bacon Backs ;,24 Heavy Bacon Backs . .17 Bacon Squares .. - . . 1 5 ORANGES: Having disposed of our first direct shipment of orchard run Oranges from California I in bushel lots, we are now in re ceipt of our second shipment, the quality of which is .much better, this shipment selling at $1.10 per bushel , , BUY FROM A STORE WITH THE ' ORANGE COLOR FRONT It's Your Guarantee of Service Plus Quality If You Intend to Give Cigars See our stock of staples. We carry the following brands packed 10, 12, 25, and 50 cigars in the box. ' We feature the most popularMURIEL and have them in ; several sizes. If you don't vrant MURIEIi we have th "GATO" Cigar. . :; ;:: If yon don't want GATO we have the Eli SIDELO. If -yon don't 'want EL SI v I1ELO we have the CHAX . ; CELXOR. s .- - : It yoa don't want CHAN CELLOR we have ROB ERT BURNS If yon dont want ROBERT BURNS we have the IA1 REN CE BARRETT. - " If you don'r want LAW REXCE BARRETT we have the VAX DYKE. We also have - the R. B, MARK HOPKIXS, SANTA . RET, EL, DAIXO, WHITE - OWL and BOBBIE. If you don't want cigars we have CIGARETTES. If you don't - want CIGA- RETTES we have a dan dy assortment of PIPES. payment of the $200 recently, the Cherrlans have received nothing but promises for several years.; "For the Capital to Capital cel ebration, the Chamber of Com merce not only gave ita active sup port and cooperation, but also paid all bilU incurred. , New Addition Etablihod. "Officially opened Highway ad d'tion to' Salem and gave Capital street an extension direct into the Fair Grounds road. "Through the Business Men's league and Chamber of Commerce, the city for the first time was ap propriately decorated for j.he state fair. "For .the Shriners ceremonial. May 3, the city was decorated with the club's flags. The club ' paid more than half the expense of the state fair, house listings and also become officially a member of the State Chamber of Commerce.- . "One of the most important events was that of broadcasting from the Oregonian' radio tower, the fact that. Salem was the center of the greatest , fruit and berry district of the northwest. IunrheonH Big Factor. . "The Cherrians,' representing the .publicity department Jf. the club visited Ashland and " cities along the way, attended .' and drilled at the' Rose Festival, drilled at the LInn county fair, Albany, and also made themselves useful at the state fair. - "The Monday noon luncheons of the club are now attended by an average of 100 and this de partment, instead of being an ex pense, now. shows each month a balance on the right side of the ledger. ' ."' "The Chamber of Commerce now issues a weekly bulletin, keeping members well informed In regard to all activities. Each week 550 copies of the bulletin are mailed to members. "During the past year 110 new names have been added to -the club's membership. Park Investigated. "The Chamber of Commerce ap pointed a committee to look into the conditions of., the automobile' park. Thts commit tee recommended many improve ments. Also that all money earned by the park: should ' bo spent on improving the park ' in-1 stead of on outside affairs, in of-! der that" Salni should: have an Lpresent board retires,- feeling that auto .park - equal , to any in the state.;" ' ,.:':. ,' ; .. ; . "During , the : past yearj more, than COA meetings have been held In the club roonsv The Chamber of Commerce is now the commun ity central meeting place and'its rooms are opon'to all organiza tions working - for the - welfare of Salem. " , , .' Conscience' Clear. 'After two years of service, the ' Its duties January 1, 1924." its activities, while'not of a start ling nature; have neen lor the beat interests of the club and the city. ' "With a handicap of an indebt edness of near $6,000, the board has wiped this oft the slate, es tablished the credit and good name of 'the club and leaves a bal ance of several hundred dollars in the treasury for the incoming board which will offfclally assume NT" CHOICE WKu Paw MrkvA TTiiiri tri?rirr' Prices? i ; I T 11 J ... J w - m . -" - - : ; ' " . ... Choice Sirloin Steak 15c lb Young Pork Steak 1 5c lb FaLncy) lb 15c lb 65c Pig Steak Pure Lard No. 5 Better. Meats Are Not Obtainabb at Any Price. Be One of Our V; : ; ' ied Customers mid get :siii set Originators of JLow Prices : 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE Where highest quality; and I owest prices meet W Save 30 Per Cent Best Creamery R EMS. 2 Large Loaves 3 Small 1 lb. . . 2 BUTTER Per Pound 47 , Barton's Circle W None Better HARMS Per Pound 27c Medium Weight Sugar Cured BACON Per Pound. 20e Solid Pack Tomatoes 22 Size Per can ...... US 1 11 1 . 1 Post Toasties and Kellogg's C6p;rillF;les 3 Packages For.:........:.. A Fine Grade of PRUIKl ES 20 lbs. for 9.8c 5J Per C Orchard Run f IQ) A ITvIl f- KT' , Naval J m U J 3 Lm W ? Dozen.. IwU 14 Dozen Get your Christmas supply of Oranges while they are cheap Per BosT $.25 Dozen . IUU 14 Dozen .. 11 r 700 Pounds DAT Per Pound tOc Do your Christmas Shopping Early to avoid the rush. ' We carry a complete line of Christma& candies, Autsrand fruits ' - (lielivery) We deliver any size package for10c- .Orders of $5 or over delivered frco J - i Phone 14 456 State Strcot -w - f ... - - :-