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Market and
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Salem, Ore.
Permit No. 46
WAY BETTER THAN LAST YEAR
SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1928
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New Potatoes and Peas
Among Produce Offered
miming or rood? Most every
one dos, more or less. Might be
lots of It Is merely habit, but some
habits take a lot of pampering.
But food; well, it's an art to plan
and buy and prepare food so the
whole family, or even the single
individual, will enjoy it.
Take, for instance, thoee vege
tables that the market writer is
continually pointing out. There
are some cooks who don't seem to
realize that right now isn't one
whit too early to buy all kinds of
fresh vegetables with which to
help furnish the table. Sure, plen
ty of them, even If they don't
come from right arounrfSalem.
It'll be the local truck garden
er's outing in a few weeks now,
but meantime, garden centers
from the north and south are do
ing their best to see we folks don't
go vegetable hungry.
Hereinafter Is partially describ
ed a few of those produce offer
ings that local merchants have se-
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may not be that every grocery
store has the whole ramut of the
present line-up, DUt tney re nere
In Salem somewhere, and it's only
np to Mrs. Cook to find 'em.
New potatoes and new peas are
still recent enough to be a novelty
to many household tables; in fact,
there must be lots of places where
they have not even been taated
let alone eaten this spring. -But
they are both here in Salem
stores, and the peas, particularly,
are getting better every time a
new shipment arrives from the
California fields. That's not dis
paraging the new spuds; they've
been good from the start, as new
spuds go.
The Irish kings . come two
pounds for '25 cents, and there
abouts now, in striking contrast
to the low price of the old crop.
New peas, too, are commanding a
good price but not too high con
sidering their newness to the mar
ket. How does rhubarb pie, or even
Just good old "pie plant" sauce,
sound? If you nave an aversion
to things hot-housey, as has been
the rhubarb up until a few days
ago, forget it. For now, at eev
eral stores, rhubarb grown out
doors in California may be pur
chased, two pounds for a quarter.
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gest that you buy one of our
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D. H. MOSHER
474 Court St.
Elsinore Theatre
This coupon a sales slip from an advertiser in
this section showing the purchase of 1 1 or more
and 10 cents will admit one to the Elsinore thea
tre matinee Saturday afternoon. Featuring
Lionel Barrymore and Aileen Pr ingle in "Body and
Soul."
E3m&lasr , rJatHhmee
Elcinore Theatre
This coupon a sales slip from "an advertiser in
this Green section showing the purchase of $1 or
more and 15 cents will admit one to the Elsinore
theatre Monday matinee featuring Borrah Mine
vitch and his fifteen rascals in "Pied Piper." Billie
Dove also appears in "American Beauty."
You'll notice, that in contrast
to the pretty, delicate stalks char
acteristic of the long hot house
variety, the new out door crop
looks small, to say the least. But
don't let that keep you from buy
ing the outdoor kind, 'cause you'll
probably find it more delicious
than the other.
Speaking of things red, the new
radish crop is still somewhat slow,
but the price is reasonable and
probably won't be long until the
local radish will supplant those
shipped in from the earlier grow
ing centers.
Asparagus, firm and clean look
ing, Is coming in faster, and the
week end shopper will have no
difficulty in getting as much as
her needs require. This is com
ing in from California.
Despite the fact these delicious
stalks and they do cook up deli
ciously have only been on the
market a couple of weeks, price
has already begun to decline, so
you won't have to pay so much
for this vegetable this week as you
did last.
Celery Is another bulky food
don't confuse bulky with balky,
for the former means easy for the
digestive organs to handle, the
food experts tell us that we must
call to your attention. The bunch
es don't look as good as they
might, but some are terribly big
and by the time you've pared
away the brownness, there's still
plenty to eat.. Hearts are fine
celery ones.
Can you feature 2000 heads of
broccoli or cauliflower as you
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may call It all In one load?
That's only what one local mer
chant has secured direct from the
fields at Roseburg to offer to the
trade this week. You never saw
cuch solid, perfect heads, either.
The price Is down, too, and even
such splendid heads as these we
say only cost 15 cents each. May
be you can beat that, by looking
about a little while you're making
that Friday or Saturday shopping
tour. We noticed some heads,
though not eo good looking and
to which there would be a little
'waste, for two for 15 cents.
Cabbage, too, is coming in in
better shape all the time, the
heads that will be offered this
week end being small but pretty
solid in the main. This is the new
crop from California; and being
new, it's bound to be the nicest
crisp cabbage you've used for
some time.
New carrots, grown in Califor
nia, have been! offered by grocers
for several days. They're those
bunches that look so pale and
small alongside the big orange
colored ones that have dominated
for so many weeka now. The
winter crop is still In fine shape
too, but some buyers just natur
ally prefer those the newest.
The new spring carrots sell three
pounds for 25 cents, considerably
more than the old ones
pounds for 15 cents.
Parsnips, beets, rutabagas and
turnips are all still available In
goodly number and in fine condi
tion, and prices, in the main, at
at four and the remainder comes from
California, shipped in Ice to reach
here in good condition. The spin
ach grown in the gardens about
Salem is as fresh and fine as any
lone could wish although the pick-
the same low level of recent weeks.
Cucumbers, thongh of excellent
i quality and worth the efforts of
the most discriminating salad ma
ker, are still somewhat scarce and
of a price putting them above the
average purse.
Tomatoes continue to be sup
plied by Mexico in quantities suf
ficient to meet the demand. These
tomatoes are of good quality, and
keep excellently, too, when you
stop to think, about the distance
lng has not yet reached the heavy
season.
Mustard greens may also be in
cluded In the list of groceries for
the week end. They are local and
I fine.
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Green Is White
Today
At six o'clock last evening it
was discovered that the paper
we' had for our Green Section
was white. According to oar
records there should have been
plenty of green paper In the
warehouse to run off today's
issue, but a careful check
proved that the rolls thought
to bo green were white so the
Green Section is white today.
We will have more green paper
here for next week's issue.
Watch for The GREEN.
Statesman
Two Matinees
At Elsinore
Once more the readers of
the Green Section, who patron
ize the advertisers will be
privileged to enjoy two mati
nees at the Elsinore. The next
question will probably be, "And
what will be the shows?"
The first matinee will be
held Saturday afternoon with
a showing of the picture "Body
and Soul" featuring Lionel
Barrymore and Aileen Prlngle.
This la said to be one of the
most dramatic pictures ever
placed on the screen. Thrill
ing ski rescue scenes add to the
picture as more than a hundred
men on sklls dash down the
mountainside all carrying blaz
ing torches.
In order to gain admission
to the Elsinore for this matinee
on Saturday a sales slip for one
dollar from some advertiser In
this Green section, the correct
coupon and ten cents must be
presented at the box office.
The second matinee will be
on Monday afternoon at which
time the correct coupon, t
sales slip for one dollar from
some advertiser In this Green
Section and fifteen cents must
be presented. '
The Monday afternoon mati
nee features Fanchon and
Marco's Idea tha Pied Piper';
with his fifteen rascals as well
as the picture "American Beau
ty." Billy Dove plays t lead
In the picture. This is a de
cidedly ' human story, of ar
American girl who would like tc
marry a millionaire but flndi
herself in love- with a man In
her own circle. . . How she'
works out the problem Is in
teresting. She looked Ilk a'
million dollars, dressed like a
million dollars and yearned for
a million dollar husband, but
fate pricked her bubble of bluff
and dropped her. Into the anna
of an everyday boy with only a
fortune ot lore. :
PBODtTCB
PORTLAND, Ore.. March 22 (AP)
BBtUrfat tedy; 46c Ution. 47c track,
52r fob PortUi
rrom which tney come. Somewhat i licht 154220c; iprinei 202ie: broiws
PORTLAND. Or.. March 21 (AP)
Wfeaat bkit: BBB kr wltJU, March,
April. May 11.48: hard whita, ! (tern.
baart, federation, toft wait, waatern
waft, all S1.S9M: hard wlnUr, aarthara
prtnx, all !.; w attars r all l.8J.
uata. No. a, 8 pouad w. jr. ana amo
gray all 45.
Barley, K. 2, 45 pound B. W- au
41.
Corn, No. 2, E. T. shipment. Marco
43; April $42.50; ditto No. S, March,
April S41.
Mil Iron. aUBdard March S30.00. April.
May $31.
HAT
PORTLAND, Or.. March 32 (AP)
Hay buying prices: Eastern Orao tim
othy 120.30021; ditto Talley $1818.-
50; alfalfa $17.50(318; oat hay S14.50
13; atraw $9.50 par ton. Sailing prices
fa a Ion more.
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LIVXSTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., March
Cattle steady; no receipts.
Hogs steady, receipts S8S, all
Sheep steady .no receipts.
(AP)
direct.
CHICAGO GKAJH
CHICAGO. March 2 1. ( A P ) . Buying
of wheat against selling of cotb did
moch to send the wheat market p at the
last today and to pull corn, down. Re
ports of need of rain In Nebraska were
construed aa somewhat bullish regarding
wheat. Closing quotations on wheat
were unsettled, l-S?-8o net higher, evrn
8 Strike down and oata at 8 8c decline
to adraace.
Rejaremated. potatoee
Local onion
Moridn strawberries.
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.$8.50a$40O
crate 9.00
ARB SHUFFLERS GAMBLERS T
"A man's walk," says a Prince
ton psychologist, "freauently Is
the key to his vocation." A lum
UCrjKL, WW auytwav, .iC
And so forth. Farm & Firealde.
pale alongside the pretty red
"love apples" that will later come
from the local gardens, the south
ern fruit is nevertheless making a
big hit with plenty of particular
buyers.
Local growers are supplying
some of the demand for spinach.
2S25e; pekin while ducks 30c; color
ed nominal: turkeys allre 2527e.
Onions steady; local $2.30(3 3.00 per
cwt. ; potatoes 75c (j $1.25 sack.
DAIRY
PORTLAND, Ore., March 22 AP)
Dairy Exchange, net prices:
Butter, extras 44 He; standarda 43V4c
prime firsts 43c; firsts 42c.
Eggs, extras 24c; firsts 21c; median!
extras 21c medium firsts 18c.
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Salem Markets)
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No. 1. wheat, white $1,21
Red wheat, sacked ...$1.14
Oata, per bu. milling $ .68
PORK. M-OTTOV AJTD BEET
l'op hoga 8.60
Bows '...06 0.07
Top steers : 11(3-12
Cows 03tf.07
Spring lambs .093-1$
Dressed Teal .. .18
Dressed hoga , ,X
POULTRY
Light hen .15
HeaTy hena 20.21
Springs .18
Broilers .18.il0
EOOS. BUTTER. BUT TEST AT
Standarda .18
Butterfa .. . 43
Print Butter 48. 49
VEGETABLES
Beets, sacked .08
New cabbage 04 U
Pnt&toea $1.80, $1.55, $1.25
Celery, benches $1.8A1.75
Sweet potatoes 08(3.07
New potatoes ; .15
MENTAL FATIGUE
Maxty people wonder why
they quickly tire at work
while other people enjoy the
rigor of early montlng all
day Ion sr and do not become
fagged out. Thia annoying
brain fatigue is often doe to
the fact that they have
worn their glasses past the
period of usefulness and
physical and mental fatigue
quickly result. Continued
neglect of the eyes is jnrar
iaWy the cause of nerrous
ness, . headaches and often
indigestion.
Morris Optical Co.
80S First Nat'l Bank Uldg.
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THE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS WILL SERVE YOU TASTY FOODS
IN A NEW WAY
Carnation Milk
Golden West Coffee
Marion .Creamery
Knight Packing Co.
Armour & Co.
Jell-Well Dessert
Tru Blu Biscuit Co.
Shredded Wheat .
Williams & Co.
Princess Flour
Elsinore Canned Goods
Mt. Hood Soap Co.
Carnation Milk
Troon CootMted Cwwa"
Just Pure Milk
evaporated to
double richness
and kept safe
by sterilization.
Convenient,
Economical.
Mr. Clyde E. Grayless
will conduct this wonder
ful Food Show here all
day Saturday.
3 tall cans
29c
Made in Oregon
HED-BOX
TEE SUCCESSFUL PES3JUU?
The Best Ever :
Dessert 'Wrix
Til
TRU BLU
Assorted Cookies
1 lb
33c
Loorc
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Knight's Famous
Rogue River To
mato Catsup.
18 oz. bottle ....28c
Chili Sauce, 1 4 oz.
bottle 32c
Oregon Grows the Best
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The all around break
fast food, made from
Oregon yheatf The
original shredded
Wheat.
2 pkgs. 23c
Baked Ham Sandwiches Served
Armour's Star Ham,
per lb. ...... ...29c
Light breakfast Bacon,
r per lb. ......43c
Try This Delicious Ham Today
MARION CREAMERY
12 pt. Elign no
Mayonnaise . LtOQ
1 pt. Elign m 0
Mayonnaise I ...4jC
WILLIAMS & CO.
2 Large Cartons Saratoga
Chips 2-0 C
3 small pkgs. Saratoga Chips ... 25c
PRINCESS If LOUR
Ideal Bread and Cake Flour f0 1 r
49 lb. Sack JfcZ. 1 5
ELSINORE BRAND
Dozen Lots of Assorted Fruits and Vegetables
I 10 OFF
MT. HOOD SOAP CO.
.8 Bars White Wonder Soap
; 1 Large Pkg. Wonder Foam
; 2 Bars Refined Borax Soap "
1 5-piece Glass Mixing- Bowl Set
Reg. $1.90 value for $1.39
" The Famous Golden
: IWest Coffee :
I lb. tin . .,..r 53c
3 lk tin . ;..'$ 1. 56
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