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THANKSGIVING
NEAR At HAND
Six Days Remain in Which
to Plan for Menu; Choice
is Unlimited
Only six more days In which
to plan that Thanksgiving meau.
But what with all the tempting
disnlays of vegetables and aweeter
goodies decorating the store win
dows, that should offer little dif
ficulty.
With the approach of Thanks
giving, too, there is more activity
at the- stores and for the whole
salers. Some prices have changed
upward In the main.
Vegetable Plentiful
Following is the present status
of the vegetable offerings, as
gathered from grocer and whole
saler. Pumpkins are plentiful and
very caeap. at around 10 cents
for a good szed one.
Squash, also numerous, sells at
two cents a pound; or if it should
be the small Danish ones, they
may be bought at 25 cents for
tlx. By the way, although they
don't look it. the Danish squash
are Just about as hard to peel as
the Hubbard.
Cabbage is up one nt. both
wholesale and retail. Wholesalers
are quoting three cents a pound
and in a few stores it may be
purchased for that figure also.
Buyers are cleaning up on the
cabbage crop now.
Green peppers sell at the stores
for close to 10 cents a pound, and
the red ones are a little higher a'
two pounds for 25 cents.
Onion Crfp Short
The onion crap Is very short
this "year, the Sherwood district
which usually produces such fluan
tities showing almost a blank.
Boiling onions are quoted at
cents, these being locally grown.
Other onions cost about 2 5 cents
for 25 cents.
Celery hearts are prominently
displayed and the demand is fair
despite a raise In price from 80
cents to $1.15 wholesale and from
10 cents to 15 cents each In the
stores.. The price is higher than
at last holiday time as then the
growers held the crop too long
and had to sacrifice It in the
end. The last of Xtie local celery
Js being cleaned out and that
from California will soon be on
the market.
Garlic Is scarce and Is up five
cent3 a pound, to 25 cents.
Sprouts Appear
The first local brussels sprouts
in any quantity are offered or
the market this week and at a
lower figure than the California
-f f.'tlngs. wholesale quotation is
$150.
Turnips and rutabagas sell six
pounds for 19 cents and there Is
a fair demand for both.
Bulk carrots are six pounds for
19 cents and hv th hnnoh hv
are four for 15 cents.
California lettuce looks un
usually rood this week, at lft
cents a head. Some small hold
over head3 may be had id several
mores ror i cents.
Sweet potatoes are nlentiful at
seven pounds for 28 cents in some
stores and others sellinz at
around five cents a pound.
Parsnips are a little cheaper
at five cents a pound. More of
these are coming Into the market
now.
Hot house tomatoes are the
only ones offered, these at two
pounds for 25 cents usually.
There is little demand.
same. A 50-pound sack of Yak
ima Gems costs close to 70 cent
generally, with the local potatoes
selling for less.
Spinach is getting scarce and
is quoted at $1.5 a box.
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BP FRESH FRUITS
The Dew nut crops placed so
temptingly in the stores tell an
other angle of the "Thanksgiving
"feed and help take the place of
larger variety of fresh fruits
which dissappear as the holiday
season and cold weather come.
Nut prices in general are as fol.
liws: almonds, two pounds for 53
cents; good grade walnuts, two
pounds lor 69 cents; mixed nuts, j
two pounds for 49 cents; nigger
toes, 29 cents a pound; hazel nuts,
33 cents a pound; chestnuts, two,
pounds for 35 cents. j
In the line of fruits, there Is the
holiday cranberry to make into
Jam, Jelly, preserves or Just plain
ed cooked, as one likes them.
Cranberries are up and but few
of the merchants are offering
them at the very low price of 20
cents at which they sell in one of
the stores where a wise grocer
bought a large supply days ago,
foreseeing the higher" level. Twen-
ITVETHOUiED
Although Thankszivlnr la less
than a week away, no definite
price is available in Salem for tur
keys and these prices will not be
released until tomorrow. Few of
'hem were on the markets here
Thursday.
One thine is certain, that tur
key will be considerably cheaper
nan last yearldue to the increased
juantity. There are plenty farm
srs who have raised a- large num
ber of the big birds this year, not
o mention the many who have
ed smaller groups.
Specials
Friday Saturday Monday
Mineral Oil,
(Russian Heavy)
Pints 43c; Quarts 79c
Northern Tissue
As advertised in
Saturday Evening Post nj
Special 3 for -.DC
Chocolate Marshmallows
10c Bags. A new confection
Mellowglow Face Powder
with loose Powder Compact
JT 98 c
Alarm Clocks in colors 98c
CABS0N PHARMACY
Court and High Phone 233
ty-five cents a pound or even a
little better Is the usual figure on
these.
Navel oranges are again the
chief offerings In that commodity,
with the larger sizes at 65 cents
a dozen and a fair size fruit at
45 cents.
Florida grapefruit is coming In
better but still sells at two for 25
cents. These are moving but fair.
There is little demand for the
few quinces offered at six, pounds
for '25 cents.
The lemon market has remain-J
ed steady this week.
A few citron may be bought for
15 cents. The demand is neglig
ible. Cocoanuts retail at 15 and 20
cents each.
There are still a few Cornichon
grapes at three pounds for 25
cents, but the better variety now,
and the only other, is the Red Em
peror, also at that price. Emperors
are a late crop and will be on the
market and good until the first of
the year. ;
The new bulk dates are a very
good quality and the price is rea
sonable at two pounds for 29
cents. Pitted dates are a very good
quality and the price is reasonable
at two pounds for 29 cents. Pitted
dates are offered for the first
time this week, quoted at 4.75
per case by the wholesalers.
Student Flier is
Killed As Plane
Drops 3000 Feet
DALLAS. Tex.. Nov. 22. (API
Dropping about 3.000 feet In
his plane which fell upside down.
J. W. Wisher, 23, of Desert, Cal
ifornia, a student flier, was killed
near here yesterday.
Wisher, according to witnesses,
had been flying by himself for
about 10 minutes, making a series
of loops when the plane stalled
at the top of a loop and crashed.
Wisher apparently made no at
tempt to right the ship before It
struck the earth. This led fliers
at Love field, municipal airport
from which Wisher started his
trip, to believe he had fainted at
the top of the loop.
Wisher had been studying fly
ing for about three months.
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we guarantee everything we do because we know it's
done rijht. A dollar saved is worth two you have to
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our money saving prices, and protect your health.
DR. F. C. JONES, Dentist
ROOMS 10-11 UPSTAIRS
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A regular $1.50 value jof Narcissus De Luxe Exquisite Face
Powder with each purchase of Genuine French Narcissus
The greatest Manufacturer's Advertising Toilet Goods Sale ever held in Salem
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The
World's
Most
Popular.
Perfume
comes to you from the wonderful flow,
er gardens of Southern France, and is
put up In a beautiful package ideal for
presents.
A Regular S3.00 Value
BOTH
ARTICLES
$4.50 Value for
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Manufacturers Introductory Offer
Bring this Certificate and 98c
to oar store and receive a beautiful $4.50 gift package consisting of 3.00 sis
EXQUISITE NARCISSUS PERFUME
and $1.50 box of Narcissus De Luxe Exquisite Face Powder
Yon Save S3JJ2
Please sign your name and address on the back of this certificate. Extra coupons
tor your friends may be bad for the asking. Remember, this Is a Manufacturer's'
Advertising Sale and we are extremely lucky to be able to offer our, customers these,
exclusive products at this ridiculously low price. Sold only In Salem at the Schaefer
Drug Store, and only until Saturday night at this advertised price. Limit: S sales
to one ' customer. - . ;"'.;-:, . '
POSITIVELY none of these'products sold at this price after Saturday. " Mall order, add
; lie for postage. All orders must be mailed by Saturday night. - -
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PHONE 197135 N; COMMERCIAL STREET
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Open Evenings
Until 9 P. M.
Lots of Parking
Space
500 Ft, Free Parking Space
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Stopping at The MarliitlPfeoth interesting and convenient Whatever I you may wish Thanksgiving
turkey and all the extras that go with it, or Furniture, Housewares, Drugs, Electrical Goods, Fresh
Fruits, Vegetables, Fresh Meats or Provisions, the prices are based on the lowest operating cost 1 he
prices listed here are real money-saving prices.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
We are quoting comparative prices in the furniture
department-so everyone may know the actual savings
to be made in this department The regular prices
quoted here are the prices that these items are sold at
regularly at the market and are lower than may be ex
pected where credit is given without interest.
Snowdrift
Shortening
4 Lb. pails 85C
8 Lb. pail $1.65
Fresh, crisp, slightly salted
cream flake
Crackers
2 Lb. box 31C
Umeco
Margarine
Freshly made
2 Lbs. -. 35 c
Gloss
Starch
Packed in 3-pound packages
Per pkff. --
23c
Pops
Corn Starch
O Pounds 25c
Fancy Iowa
Sugar Corn
Lowest price !n years for
this quality, large can
10c
Royal
BAKING POWDER
Regular 45c tins, special
35c
i Libbys solid pack
TOMATOES
No, 1 tall cans
9c
Peets granulated
SOAP
Large size package
35c
. California
MACKEREL
This Is a very rich, delicious
fish, packed in one lb. cans
15c
DEL: MONTE
CORN
Fancy Peaberry
Coffee
This is the same coffee we
have sold for the last five
years and the price has al
ways been more than 40c.
Friday and Saturday we are
going to sell this coffee at
A special group of unfinished hardwood breakfast
chairs, straight low back, well built.
This lot to sell this week at J3
Pounds
$1.07
25 pound sacks pure cane
fine
Here is another lot of higher grade high back hard
wood breakfast chairs; these chairs sell most every
where for from $2.25 to $2.98. We have a limited
number at this special
price oF
Sugar
$1.33
$1.59
Davenport
Here is a beautiful jacquard velour upholstered daven
port, one that you would expect to pay $75.00 for. It's
the latest in design. We have just
this one to go at this special price
$47.35
We have selected three axminster rugs, size 9x12, to
sell as a special this week. See these early if interested
in an economical rug. They won't be
here long at this price. Your choice...
$17.33
Heavy Enameled Aluminum
pan ROASTERS
LUSH Small size, reg. 7
$2.00, special $lDi
$1.25 values, 7Q Large size, reg. QC
Special Ol, $3.00, special $L.OU
Present this ad to salesman and receive a discount
of 20 on chinaware. A large stock to 'select
from. This means 20 off our regular low prices
which are always priced reasonable at The Market
Here Is a beautiful little tilt Davenport tables, a beautiful
top table, hand painted flow- lot to select from. They range
'er decoration, only one to in price from $6.50 to $9.25.
sell at CI 1 QO These sell regular $8.00 to
this price P 11. Oil I $15.00.
White River
Flour
One of the best
49 Lb. sacks $1.75
New pack sanitary pro
cessed Raisins
Packed in 4-lb. bags
20c
Eagle Brand
Flour
A real hard wheat flour
49 Lb. sack $1.69
Tree Tea
Orange Pekoe
Lb. pkg 35c
Fancy Minced
RAZOR CLAMS
Rich white meat, sold regu
larly for 27c per can, special
2 Cans 41C
OLD DUTCH
CLEANSER
4. Cans 2SC
cans
SNIDER'S CATSUP
: - V: - "-Large bottle '
You will find our prices way down on Handbags and
Suitcases. We are listing two of these as specials
this week. Here is a leather handbag, regular price
of $10.00, that we offer you
wis wro& ,ai wiuj -. r.. ........
Also one that sells regular at $8.00
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10
Feb Naptha
SOAP
Bars
55c
7K
9 -f
.20
pFKEElbli
Citrus Laundry t
5 Br, 18g
RAINIEFtMALT
Hop Flavored j -3.
Lb. can ,. !. j39c
Red Crown 1 ."
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