The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 21, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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The New Oregon Statesman. Salem. Orearon. Friday if orninv, -December tl. 19SS
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Christmas Feast? Markets
Here Yield Wide Selection
What .Testable shall b In
corporated ' Into the Christmas
feast? If the housewife wants
freth. ones, and who doesn't when
they may be obtained, here Is a
central line np on what the stores
hare for the holiday trade and
the usual price at which the may
be found:
Medium size cauliflower heads
cost 15 cents. These are better
than have been offered for some
time.
A few peppers are available
with the price around 25 cents a
pound.
Cabbage Isn't so rood now, but
the price Is higher at 3 cents a
pound.
Turnips and rutabacas in the
bulk are six pounds for 19 cents.
THREE IMBED
as are carrot also.
Parsnips are S cents a pound
and are good Quality.
Danish and golden squash may
be bought for less than -6 cents
apiece in some stores, or six for
25 cents. There are still some
Hubbard, and banana squash at
no Increase in price.
Lettuce, all from California, is
10 cents a head generally, though
often two tor 35 cents. The Im
perial valley lettuce Is coming In
now, and Is preferable to the
other California offerings and also
come higher In price.
Celery hearts are two - for 25
cents, and are of excellent quality.
These are also mostly California
imports, most of the Lake Lablsh
celery having been cleared up last
week.
Potatoes, both Irish and sweet,
have been steady this week.
AT MILL CITY MILL
MILL CITY. Ore., Dec. 20.
(Special) Charles Darzell was
badly crushed and bruised but re
ceived no broken bones Monday
when he was caught between a
twelve inch cant and the big ed
ger at the Hammond mill. He was
removed to the hospital where Dr.
Allen examined "him and said it
would be necessary for him to re
main in the hospital for at least
three days. Mr. Dalzell had his
back to the approaching cant do
ing some oiling when the acci
dent occurred.
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Guirelast Friday. Ha has
been named Richard Leland. The
Quires moved here Just recently.
Wayne Horner ran a spike
through his foot Friday" night
while working with the mill
wrights. He had been at work only
n hour when the accident oc
curred. Ray Arthur ran a pickaroon
through the instep of his left foot
Tuesday, chipping the bone. It
has caused him a quite a bit of
trouble but be is able to be
around on It again.
EASTERN
HKS
K ILE MM
TS
Bristols Learn
Of Daughter's
Death Recently
SILVERTON. Ore., Dec. 19.
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Bristol received word Saturday of
the death of their daughter. Mrs.
Ed Nelson, at Beatrice, Neb., Fri
day. This was the first death in the
Bristol family. Mr. and Mrs.
Bristol celebrated their 63 rd wed
ding anniversary on December 1.
Other children are Nye Bristol of
Silverton, Mrs. F. W. Schroeder
of Yosk, Nebr.; Mrs. R. O. Bond
of Lodgepole. Nebx.; Raymond
Bristol of California, and Ellis B.
Bristol of Centralia. Wash. Be
tides the five living children, Mr.
and Mrs. Bristol have 17 grand;
children.
Eastern cranberries are ruling
the Christmas market entirely in
Salem this season, for the first
time In years, all due to the short
age of the crop in tho lower Co
lumbia bogs. The Imports are
higher than those offered earlier
in the season, a minimum price of
25 cents a pound, or two pounds
for 49 cents, being in evidence
now. The quality of the eastern
berry is fully as good as the Ore
gon growings.
Another Indication of Christ
mas Is the appearance of the tiny
oranges, whether Japanese or 'the
small navels. The small navels
may be bought as low as 15 cents
a dzen or two dozen for 29 cents.
Oranges are plentiful this season,
which is reflected In the low
orices. Oranges of good size sell
at in the neighborhood of 50
cents, with an average size costs
39 cents or thereabouts.
Grapefruit from Florida sells at
three for 25 cents now,, and
though some of those offered this
week do not appear to be of good
quality, the "meat" is all right.
Arizona grapefruit sells at two for
15 cents and 10 cents straight.
General Markets
HAT
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 20. (AP)
Hay Bnviag prices. Hasten; Oregon tint-
Hit. $20.50 Q 21.00: al!?T $17.00
17.50; alfalfa,, S22.O0t22.5O: flow
1S.50$$$ 1S.OO; oat Bay, $15.00 15.50;
straw. $8.00 ton. Selling prieet, $2 ton
more.
DAISY
PORTLAND, -Ore., !. SO. (AP)
D;r Krclinze. art pi-ices: '
Hotter: Kjtra 48 Vi; standards 43;
prime 47c: firsts 46e.
Egg: Extra 39: firatt $7; medium
extra 35a; firsts 37e. ';
PKODUCB
PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 20. (AF)
Poultry- Med?. Ante kwas (aver 4 hi
lbs), 2435e; medium hens (3H to
4Vi Ts. 20c: springs and L-ghnrns 21e.
Darks. 13Q20c; turkeys, dressed, No, 1,
33 035c
Potatoes BWdy. Per 100 lbs. Netted
Gems $2.00; No. 1 grade $1.4O0$1.O;
No. 2's 70eQ$1.00; Descent. tien.
1.01.SO.
POKTLAND GRAIN
POISTLAND, Ore., Dec. 20. (AP)
Cash grain: wheat big bend h In est em,
hard ite $1.49; soft white $1.17 H:
Department Store
LINEN LUNCH
SETS
Pretty Patterns
Cloth 44x44 Vith 4 Napkins . $1.50 set
Cloth 50x50 with 6 Napkins $2.00 set
Linen sets at , $1.95 $2.50 $2.95
LADIES' FELT
SLIPPERS
- Big assortment
$1.25 and 95c
MEN'S SLIPPERS
$1.25 up to
$3.50
waster wklte $I.1T ; u4 viator,
$1.1014; aartbar aariaf $1.10)4; Mr
en n4 $1.11 H. . - -
Oata So. I. SS la. wkita $1$. ,
Baxiy No. S 45 lb. B. $3S.M.
Cons Ko. S Easttra yellow, aaiy
aat f$7.SS. -
CHICAGO OXAIV
CHICAGO. Dae. 20.-WAP) Tka eoU-
et weatker yat tkia seesoa. exported' to
aight'la too oora belt, saappea off akaat
a coat a basket today treat the arte o
CO I .
Closing aaotaUoaa oa oora ware weak
at rrtaally tko day's bottom iirnre.
7ell-mm mti, witk wheat. 1-UOtU
dava, aad oota atl-43-p deeHae-
- POKTX D LITEST OCX
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dm. 20. f API
Cattle aad calves, steady; ao receipts.
Bteers (livo-isoo lea) gooC f ll.sog
$12.50; Do. ($50-1100 lbs), good $11.25
0$ 11.25; Do eomatoa. $9.00 $10.50.
Heifer (SSO lbs. dowa). rood $10.00
0$ 10.25; Do. common $8.00 $10.00;
cows, food $9.0O$.50; Dm. eommoa
to median $7.00 & $0.00; Do. low fatter,
$4.30(3 $7.00.
Bulla. (yearliirga excluded), good
koefs $7.2SO$T.T5; Do, eattor to Ma
ra $.50$75.
Cairo. (500 lbs. dowa),-median to
ckoieo $9.00 Q $11.00; Do. call to com
ma $7.50 & 9.00 ; Tsslsn, bj ilk-fed. food
to ekeiee $13.00Q$14.00; Do. median
$M.50O$llO. , , .
Hoga ateady; receipt $90. iaetadiag
541 direct.
Heavy waigbt (250 330 lbs). Bedlam
to ekeleo $7.00 $8 JO; nodiaai weight
is;, raeatnnt to ehotco $7,750
$9.00; light weight (160-200 lb). soZ
as to caoico $J$9.25; Ugkt Hgat.
(ISO-ISO lb) medium to ckoieo M.QffQ
Paakiag oowi, rougi aad sneeta $6.50
$7.50.
Slaughter pigs (90-130 lbs), medium
U.30(d$S.OO; Do. call to oommoa
to ehoieo $7.25(398.25.
Peoder aad stock er pig (70-139 lbs)
tedium to ehoieo $7.25$8.2S; (soft or
oily bog, aad roasting aiga e-eladed ia
shove qaotatieae).
Slatea aad lambs, steady; ao receipts.
J.amhi (84 lb dowa). good to cboieo
$11.00 $12.00; Do. (92 lbs. dowa).
awcinm $10.00Q$1I.OO; Do (all weights)
call to common $8.604$$1000; yearliag
wathers (150 lbs. dowa), medium to
choice $S.00$lO.50. '
Ewes (1Z0 lbt. dowa), aiediam to
choice $4.50$.50; Do. (120-150 lbs)
medium to choice $3.50 f A. 00; Do. (all
weights), call to eommoa $2.00$3.50.
Salem Markets
Fiesa rraits
(Wbolesaia qaotatioas)
Apples, t. and f.
Jonath.tns
Delicto as
Spitsenberg
Winter Baoanas. Wa. ...
Northern Spy
Bananas, lb
Ctaaberries, Western, box
lsatea
Dromodiry. 38. 10 ei pi
Balk Uallowsl, lb
Cone's Pitted, easa
Crapes
Corrichons
6.59
laamf. Ih
Grapefratt, Asia,
nana a.
Comh boaey, aew faa
Oranges,
. 126
ITS'a
150'S
0O' ,
5S'a
$8S
$44's
'ears, local la
Pomegraaataa, lb.
Muiaaea. u.
-4.TS9539
-TOQS.Ow
SIS'
...$
-$.2$
Tacsta
aaalo
mo..
(WbeUaa
articBokes. aos. .
keaae. Calif Ih.
Pamakiaa. lb.
Celerr. 1 lbiah.
Crate. Calif., stylo
Tf mrnrt Am liiiaeku
fipiaaek. local box .
aaaasa
Baaaaa . ,,,
Qoldea Dalieieaa
Daaiak. Ik..
Fabbard. lb.
Jtsrbleftsad
aotstlsas)
.4.00
,1.35
-1.50
lb
del.
Barrata. local, aack.
Caeambars, ket koasa.
Cabbage, local, lb.
Cauliflower, local ersto
Egsplaat, Calif., Ik.
aisnsss Togeiaajea. per ass.
Carrots , ,.
Beets .
Turnips ,
Oa lea
Radishes
Brassels Stprsuts, loeal .
utmsrsis, to. , . ,
Potatooa
Takima. Gems. No. 1
Loesl. But banks
-Yak. Gema No. 2
Klamath Falls
Hweet PoUtaai
Garlic, lb.
reppera, Florida, green
Tomatoea. Calif, tug
Local hothouse
awes
No. I'm ,
No. S's j
Boilina. local
bettaee. Calif.
baaehes
.40
40 SO
.-40(2.80
.403 .so
.so
: l.so
IS
lb. .
.3.00
4.25Q5.25
-4.00
-$.00
...03
8.2S
5.00
1.2S
-48.00
Imperial Valley, era to
Psoas
(ltetall quotations)
Calf meal. 25 lbs. .
Dair feed, ton
Scratch, ten 60.00
Corn, whole, ton 45.00
Cracked and ground 4T.oo
Sfill ma. toa 80.00
Bran, toa 83.00
rr. mash . 50.00
With milk 15.90
Standards
Hediuma
IT it..
(Buying Price)
kaaekes ....
Voa-etsblcs -
(Buying Price)
Petstoes. cwt.
New beets, dot.
SDiaach. box
Turaips, cwt. ,
Cabbaee cwt.
Pumpkin, cwt.
Bqussa, cwt.
Hubbard squash, cwt.
Celery dot
Cauliflower, crsto
Onions, lb.
Paraaioa. lb.
New carrc ts,
Gift - Values
Hosiery for
Chrfetmas
$1.00
Holiday Gift
Special Hose
Westcott Day Dream Silk
Hose, 1 pair in J1 A A
a Xmas box cpJLsUU
All the new wanted
shades
For the lady who wants
better Hose: 21x Kayser
twin heel. Chiffon, silk
top to toe. Best J0 C A
shades. The pr. p,,u
14x; Blue Crane Hose
with pointed heel, pure
thread silk, wears weH.
Best wanted A A
shades. Fair 01. UU
' 3 for $2.85
Extra Value
102x Kayser heavy ser
vice chiffon slipper heel,
pure dye pure 1 AC
silkrPair .... $1,170
3 for $5.50
Romilla chiffon or ser
vice weight with silhou
ette heel. All (Jt AT
colors. Pair vlaaD
3 for $5.50
All wool
Blazers
Beftry Weight Big
Variety far lies and
Boys.
Locker Star .
and Hunting
Kg AssorUaent f er
Vltu and JUxjm '
MEN'S SILK MUFFLERS
WOOL & siuc soacs
MEIS NECICVEAR
MEN'S SHIRTS
" Ghtxs for Her
Christmas
Kid. OtoTS) TwaamtlBC tho
nw caff Moss, smartly'
Uteked, all colors and sIsm.
Let Us Solve Your ' .,
Ckristniss Problems
Crepe de Chine
lingerie
The Intimate Christmas
Gift
Chemise $2.95-$3.95
Night Gowns $4.95-$5.95
Dancettes $2.98-$6.95
Handkerchiefs
Ladies' all-silk crepe de chine
Hankerchiets ia all colors,
and some with lace JQ
edges. 75c-69c values TIeC
Ladies' boxed Handkerchiefs
In many styles and qualities.
3 in a fancy box. priced
,rom 25c ,o $2.50 bI
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
put up 3 In a neat box, eith
er white or colored. Soft
bleach, ready for A A
use. Box of S slaUU
Men's silk Handkerchiefs in
pongee with colored borders
and fancy crepes.
49c ,o $1.00
each
Men's soft white cambric
. handkerchiefs with pretty
wide colored borders OA
each -UC
8 for SOe
Ladies' hand painted crepe
de chine handkerchiefs in all
colors, scalloped edge, in
Very special, each laC
Men's .all pure linen hand
kerchiefs with fast C(ir
color border OUC
3 for 1.35
tit 'Ci
aV at 1-rs.3.5 1
is.
Warm Slippers for tired feet
la felt with Uraed cuffs and
embroidered, tops, assorted
color combinations for men.
women and children in all
sites 'priced . - .
79c, 98 c $129
$1.49
Ladies' Umbrellas
1 risa. neat short hadil..
$3.98
all. colors
ftyecial .,
Cabkafe, .
RaaUaaask. aaa. aaaaaas
aatasea. Sox
' -"raits
AHUtmmr&
Hi J
TmmXtrr
fVariM Nsa)
Tartars
oaiaai -
Liata
Sarlacars. larfa
soostera, ata
-so ass
.ifae:
-i4a.i.
js
Batlerfst
Priats
Cartea
Battorfsi
(Waalasalt)
Qxmim
(Bmylms prioe)
W Boat. Westora Soa. am
oon waits
its. ars, km.
White, aa.
oarley. toa
-vse
Wool and Mohair
(BnTtaar. nw iet
Fall ellp aai lambs .
Mohair aaa Ki4s ..!. 61
SS
Cows, gmm4
veal, co
Steers
Bolls, s
Ureetech
(Bajlaf Prices)
Bear Sowas.
Spriaf JLaaibs
Wetkors
Kwea, toy
Mors, toa
VosU tea .
Dressed atsata
(Bartag Pries)
-45O.0T
10O.lS
05.e
oea.or
osh
06 Q. OS,
esS.io
osS.es
04HS.0IH
Ladies9 Scarf s
Beer so or stylos and colors.
Brest aeeepable 1ft- 11
yrices. -
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30
: Nail j- y l
Those beautiful
standing bridge
and table lamps at
Chambers &
Chambers on north
High St. are well
worth looking at
if at all interested
in a lamp for a gift.
We are told, many
times, our prices
are the most reas
onable in the city.
Chambers &
Chambers
North Hfirh St.
FREE! TEN POUNDS CANE SUGAR FREE!
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MONDAY
HO l&G. -Gane
Sugar
We will cIto FREE to
each cantomer 10 lbs.
; of Pawe ' Cane Sngar
. wttlk each purchase of
95.00 or oTer.
UMTT 10 LBS. TO
" CUSTOMER
e
IF 111 E E 2
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MONDAY
HO0E
Ladies' $1.00
All Latent Color
We will gWe FRFE.ro
each riistomor 1 pair
f I.OO ladles hooe wKh
each 94.O0 purchase.
LIMIT 1 PAIR TO
CCSTOMER
To Do Your Christmas Shopping at the
ARMY & NAVY GOODS STORE
279 N. Commercial St.
(5fl(S)ono(g ooti 3
Sm.
Of the stock of U. S. Clothing Co. of Portland, Ore.
SOLD BY THE COURT TO WIND UP THE ESTATE
$1.00 Ladies II $1.25 Men's
Felt
Slippers
39c
$1.00 Silk
Ties
29c
Felt House
Slippers
69c
$3 Double
Fancy 1 Plaid
Blankets
$1.79
$6.00 All
Wool Double
Blankets
$2.95
$5.00 Army
0. D. Wool
Shirts
$2.45
$5.00 $2.00 Men's
Oxfords Union
Black or Tan Suits
$2.95 98c
caHBBDBaBiaaBIE
$1.25 Men's $5.00 All
Wool Union
Rubbrs Suits .
49c $1.95
Complete line of leather coats, sheep-lined coats, dress pants, breeches,
shoes, shirts, blankets, gloves, underwear, suitcases, hand bags, auto robes,
hats, neckties, etc.
Salem s Leading Army Goods Store
279 North Commercial Street Between Court and Chemeketa St.
3 Doors North -of Piggly Wiggly
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FREE! TEN POUNDS CANE SUGAR FREE!
Timely Ckistmas (Gift Sii
ggestms
Appropriate Gifts of lasting quality, well selected and at moderate prices; choice articles
which can be appreciated by the most critical. This store is outstanding in the line of
merchandise we carry at reasonable prices to suit everybody's pocket book.
We are making a special offer on articles listed below, all suitable fox Christmas pres
ents. These articles, we assure you. are all brand new merchandise but we have too
much on hand, therefore the reduced prices. It's your advantage our loss. Let's clear
' them out.
ILaolneG 1KIuog
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Ladies' Suede cloth House Slippers
Gold Brocades
Friday, Saturday and Monday
only
Sold at $1.48 before
Deuns9 DfluflGe
SflnODipecG
Men's Leather Moccasin House Slippers
Friday. Saturday and Monday
only
Sold at $1.75 before
- Boys' Dupont "Duro-Gloss
SaSim : IBilaaQi?G
Knitted Bottom
. ' Friday, Saturday and Monday
only
Solid $2.08 before
One lot of Stationery
Friday, Saturday and Monday
only h
Sold at 23c before
a box
IT weflG
Friday, Saturday and Monday ,
only
98c Towel d. "Q
wash doth sets at 1 C
$11.00 Chanille Balhmat,
towel & wash. t0 AO
cloth seU at $Uee7&
63c Double Ter- 4 A
ried fancy towel.. tKC
49c Double Ter. QC
ried fancy toweL. 00C
Beautiful sift for the wife
Ladies9 Scarfs and Panel Shape Mufflers
Friday. Saturday and Monday
: :; only
,. ' ' " " - a r - - -
$ .98 quality at . 5 3.79
1.48 quality at 1.19
1.98 quality at .......... ;1.69
2,98 quality at 2.23
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT
i 220 N. LibertySale-L, Ore. Around comer from -Doc" Lewis' Dnz Store.
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