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The Shoppers9 Guide
Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, January 18, 1923
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Low Grapefruit Prices I
Not to Last, Predicted
Little Change In Prices on
Local Markets; Cabbage
On Up Grade
Little chanre has aernrrA in
f;tfce Salem markets this week as!de
'.ilrnnl the pntomrr flnetnatfnna-ln
the prices of grains, butter and
butterfat and eggs.
Onions are no westering the
reascnal high level, with the best
prade up a dollar a hundred to J6
iind the No. 2g now ?5. Retail
price is four pounds for 25 cents
en the locals.
Cabbage from California Is sup
planting the local, but neither is
t an extra good quality. The lo
cal is 6 cents a- pound wholesale
and California Is a cent higher.
Retail price on the California is
also cents in most instances.
I'rospects are for even higher pric
es. Cauliflower, like cabbage, Is not
fo good. The average size head re
tails for 20 cents.
Tarns1 Arrive
Yarns made their first appear
ance on the market here this week
and sell at four pounds for 25
rents, as also do sweet potatoes.
Sweet -potatoes are quite scarce,
with the quality falr-j despite the
Brussels sprouts are offered In
crcater quantities. For the meet
part the sprouts being of good
tsfpalItT- They are 20 cents a pound
and two pounds for 3 5 rents.
V lettuce in food at 10 rents a
as a rule.
is offered, these resembling a ra
dish in both shape and color. They
are two pounds for 15 cents. Oth
er turnips cell at the same price.
Local beets and radishes in
vmall quantities Are selling at 5
c its a bunch.
Poltatoes Steady
Bulk vegetables, Including car
rots; turnips and rutabagas, con
tinue to be priced at six pounds
for 19 cents Bulk parsnips are
five pounds for 29 cents.
A good quality spinach sells In
the neighborhood of three .pounds
for 25 cents.
Celery, excellent grad e, is two
stalks for 25 cents.
The small varieties of squash
continue to hang on, at five for
25 cents or thereabouts. Most of
the larger spuash offered now to
Grapefruit has been cheap this
week, but the price will not remain
it this level for long, grocers re
port. The Arizona crop is practi
cally cleaned up, and selling at
me lowest prices of the season.
A better grade of fruit Is ar
riving from Florida to supplant
the scabby grapefruit that has
been offered for several weeks.
kiln dried.
The potato market remains
steady.
Cranberries and grapes have
practically disappeared from the
stores, nor are tney" longer quoted
by the wholesalers.
The old fruit is selling at two for
15 cents;' and S cents apiece is the
general price on the- sew, but
slightly amaUer, fruit, j j;
Apples are selling cheaper at
the present time, due to a clean
up in various grades preliminary
to offering the Hood River crop
almost.. exclusively- Some stored
are offering a good variety at a
few cents less than dollar a bush
el. These previously sold 1st from
$1.20 to $1.25. A good grade ap
ple may be bought in smaller
quantities at six pounds if or 25
cents. ' . v . j
Bananas are down slightly
wholesale, but storekeepers report
they will hold the price the same
M MAKING JUT
A continuous demonstration of
the are ot. making salads during
which four expert salad makers
of Portland will display their
methods of salad making to Salem
housewives has been planned for
every day of the week of January
28 to February 2 In an anniver
sary celebration to be staged' by
for awhile at least to give them
an opportunity to. make a profit
on banana sales. The usual price
Is three pounds for 26 cents.. with
an occasional sale at four pounds
for 29 cents on the riper fruit.'
the Roth Grocery Co. The occa
sion will mark the 29th year of
that firm's business operations in
Salem. '.
Beginning on Monday the salad
makers will prepare In the Roth
store scores of the most delieious
and popular types of salads and
every Salem .woman and women
from the Sale mdlstrlct will be in
vited to the fctore to see the salads
made. Not only will common rec
ipes be used, but special dishes
from recipes of noted chefs
throughout the United, States will
add an attractive , feature to the
week's school.
Wade, sales manager of the
store, has been active for the past
month in preparing the event. In
making the preliminary. announce
ment Thursday he made the fact
plain - that no charge .would? be
made.-f6r the school nor would
any contest be entered into which
would require especial effort on
r?cs)
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Phones 48 and 49
155 No. Commercial Street
C. & H. Pure Cane
SUGAR
Finest Grade J t A A
19 pounds pl.UU
Limit
Prl. and Sat. Special
Crystal White Laundry
SOAP
7 Bars 1- 29 C
White Wonder Laundry
SOAP
7 Bars 29 C
Sun-Rise
Rolled Oats
Fresh Milled A(
Vo.10 sack. tuC
MEMORIE COFFEE
A supreme coffee of exquisite flavor rich and mellow
the finest we can blend at any price not only will you
discover this flavor-superiority, but youTl discover a way
to save money. We: invite you to our demonstration on
Monday, Jajit 21, Tuesday, Jan. 22 and Wednesday, Jan.
23. Mrs. Brasted demonstrating.
Mayonnaise
For an economical dressing
try Nalley's Mayonnaise
lz pint size .... 1.18c
1 pint size I.3Sc
1 quart size . .-.59c
OUR DELIVERY
SERVICE!
IS FREE 1
HOLLYWOOD PALE DRY
Ginger Ale
2 large bottles 35c
Wednea. and Thurs. Special
DelMonte Small Tenter
PEAS
Z cans 35c
1 dozen cans $1.89
Chewo.- Valley
Pastry Flour
No. 10 sack 35c
Oregon Netted Jem 'of
Burbank
POTATOES
25 pounds 29c
Thompson Seedless
California ,
RAISINS
4 lb. pkg. 22c
CHERRO-PANCAKE
FLOUR
Mo. 10 sack ...l
Prl. and Sat. Special
59c
OUR MERCHANDISE IS GUARANTEED to GIVE YOU PERFECT SATISFACTION
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the part of Salem women. The
event will be entirely an educa-l
tlonal one with the Roth store'
seeking no gain except the good
will ot the hundreds and thous
ands of women expected to attend,
the school.
Details concerning the hours
when salads will be made as well
as the method of having especial
recipes prepared, will be announ
ced next week by Mr. Wade.
Roth's started operations In Sa
lem In 1899 and has been en
gaged in the retail grocery bus
iness since that time. '
Salem Markets
Frah Fruit,
W-oUI Quotation)
Apples, t. and -
Jnn.fch.TiM
lltcloo 1.758.80
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SpiUeBberf .
Win tar Banana, Wo.
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Droo4ary. SB. 10 a
Balk Iiallowal. lb
Cor.a'a Pitted, eaaa
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Comb fon.y. new np ......47505-30
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4.60
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120'
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200"a .
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Japan. Bundles
FotBcgraaataa, lb. .
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California, crata
Pumpkioa. lb. : .
Hcarta, doi. bunchaa
California. eraU
f pinaek, local box
-f.OO 7.60
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JANUARY 19th, 1929
Our First Birthday
We offer you these excellent
-ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS
January 18-19 Friday and Saturday
, Z rolls Northern Tissue
t jiflne grade
SOc Carsons Cold Tablets
(guaranteed)
Full pint, regular SOc
Carson's Mineral Oil, heavy.
Full quart, regular 90c
Carson's Mineral Oil, heavy.
One special assortment
Tape, values to $1-25,
all going for ;
$1.19
SPECIAL COMBINATION
FOR MEN
Regular $1.50 Shaving Brush
Regular 75c Colgate's Lo
tion, $2.00 value for
5 pounds Epsom Salts, pure and clean,
suitable for Bath or QQo
Stock
FREE
WitrSeach sale of 50c or more we will
give a Dixie Cup Free. .
Carsom Pliairmacy
i, Hotel Senator Bldg.
Salem, Oregon
We appreciate your patronage and will endeavor to extend to you the same service during
the coming year as in the past. Thank you.
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STANDARDIZED CASH STORES
j These two stores with the largest stock in the North-
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prices are low Friday and Saturday of course but so are they low other days of the week as well buy when
you will at Busick's or the5 Market Grocery at the NewMarket with full confidence that you have not paid more
than Saturday shoppers pay.
500 Ft. Free Parking Space
BURBANK
POTATOES
Nice smooth stock,
1TJ0 lb. sack
EAGLE BRAND
Hard Wheat
FLOUR
49 lb. sack
j MM
VALLEY
FLOUR
i '49 lb. sack ,
CLASSIC WHITE LAUNDRY
Large bars, 10 for
crrnus granulated
SOAiP
.Lartre size;
FEL'S NAPTH A
SOAP
10 large in carton
58o;
ISLAND BRAND
Solid Pack Red Ripe
TOMATOES
! 2 large cans .,y C:
25c
GHIRORDELLFS GROUND
CHOCOLATE
1 lb cans "
85c
OLD DUTCH STYLE
COCOA
y lb. cans, 2 for
Highest grade, quart fruity jars
SALAD
iSge;
SILVER LEAF
LARD
j 4 lb. pails
68c
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ALDER'S PEACOCK
Rolled
OATS
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10 lb. sack
49o .
SNOWFLAKE
SODAS
Special priced and displays by
the factory Friday and Satur
day. Don't miss getting" a
package ) of these , crackers,
they are right fresh from the
oven..-; ; n-; :z:: V;
' This Is Snowflake Week
: LIBBY'S FANCY "
: SPESIACH
. . No, ly, cans, 2 for -
IJBBY'S' HILLSDALE
PINEAPPLE
' Broken Slice
Real ripe fruit, tender and
sweet 2 large size
SOc
C. & H. PURE CANE
Packed in cloth sacks
SUGAR
25 pounds net
MM
ORANGES
Nice sweet small size Navals
- - , -
3 dozen
6
Also a nice display of larger
sizes all ripe, sweet Nayals
at Buslck's regular low prices.
LIBBY'S FANCY
PINEAPPLE
Black Label Sliced Hawaiian
It's the cream of the pack :
2 largs cans
..
Kb
BUSICK'S
BREAD
Right out of the oven the day
you buy it its that way.
' 2 large, well baked loaves
25c
3 small loaves 25c
25c
Wheat Graham, the same
price of course.
OREGON SWEET PETITE
PRUNES
5 pounds
COOKIES
Real sugar cookies too
2 doz. for
25c
NEW PACK
Recleaned Thompson Seedless
RAISINS
. ' , 4 lb. package
FRESH ROASTED
PEANUTS
2 pounds
2gc
FRESH PEANUT
BUTTER
2 pounds
35c
FANCY NORWEGIAN
SARDINES
2 cans
25c
CALIFORNIA
Lar oval cans
2 cans
25c .
; .., DOMESTIC ,
SARDINES
- - ' In oil 5 cans- , ,
2g&
CAMEL
DATES
2 packages
ARGO CORN
STARCH
3 packages
25c
A.&H.
SODA
3 packages
2c
BALDWIN
APPLES
Per box )
Also a number of other varie
ties of better grade for $1.25
per box.;, ;-- " i "
Buslcks at the Market and
'Rnstek'a store .V Court: street
and Commercial are of fering
very attractive yegeiaoiti ois
plays.,. , , -
Two meat f departments fea
turing the finest PrimeGoT
lernment Inspected:. Meas.
Order with your . groceries. .