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' ' -- - . The New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, February J, 1929 j
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Market In General, "Unlike
Weather, Holds Steady
During Past Week
Unlike the weather,; market
condition tit least so far as fruits
and vegetables go, hare remained
fairly stable the past Vreek,, with
market excitement being- furnish
ed largely by a sudden but ex
pected advance In eggs and but
ter. The advance in butterfat and
eggs came the middle of the
week, with two cents up on the
later and a cent on butterfat and
butter.
In the line of vegetables, sup
plies f which are holding out
well despite the late season, beets
have gone up a trifle to four
bunches for 25 cents and turnips
are also up to two bunches for IS
cents. Otherwise bunch and root
vegetables remain steady.
' Lettuce Is good and up a little,
two heads for 15 cents' and 10
cents straight for the larger ones.
Cauliflower runs 18 to 20 cents
a head, with quality fair.
Brussels sronta. : th tlnv' K.
bage head, are good' and-around
two pounds for 35 cents. Cabbage
continues to hold at S cents.
"Yams are steady at four pounds
for 25 cents, with demand falrc
Enough', tomatoes, imported
from California and Mexico, are
Available to supply the demand.
These range from. 2 9 cents to 35
cents a pound. ; , .
. Bananas are selling, cheaper,
at four pounds for 25 cents In
es several stores. In the main
these prices prevail when the
fruit is getting fairly ripe. "
Orange quotations remain the
same, as also .do apples. Delicious
apples are commanding some of
the top prices, at around 11.60 a
bushel. Spltzenbergs and Jona
thans usually bear the same price
tags, around 98 cents the box. Ro
man Beauties, another of the
choicer grades, run about' $1.25.
DINNER PARTY TREAT .
FOR LINCOLN FRIENDS
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LINCOLN. Jan. 31. (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Alsman enter
tained with a dinner January 27.
Those who enjoyed their hospital
ity were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kerber
and daughter Sophia of Etayton,
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kerber and,
daughter Patsy, and Mr. and Mrs.
F. B. Wilson and daughter, Lea
tha Wilson, . both families .resid
ing In Salem.
W0b PRICES
t. f ' -...I--.."
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY
Delivered Direct Off Car
$8.00
7.00
6.50
5.50
16-in J Old Fir ...
16-in. Second Growth Fir
16-in. Dry Slab
4-f t. Dry Slab
All of this wood is first quality and Well-Seasoned
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 1542 Fred E. Wells
280 S.'ChurcK Sti; Yj
Wl-tar BtMMi, We.
Xrtkr Bps '
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Prm4rr. IS. 10-m y.fw
Balk UHowi. Ik
C-' Pitted. ; m
CrMfrail, Arit. eM
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LmB. Cl. , ,
OranfM. K a- :
100 . i
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4.74
lirori. crate
Spinach, CUf. lb.
Baaana
6id Pallviaaa
Daaiah. lb.
Fnkhard. IK
Marblabaa.
Carrots, local, aack,
Califania. crata
Corambari. kot keaaa.
Ib,
.04
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V00
1.89
M.m
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Buachad vafatablaa. per . baaoaea
Carrats 06if .80
Btt . . 40 SO
"Loral. Barbanka 14
Yak. Gtm No. l.tO
Klamath Fa Ha : l.SS
Sweat Potato i , 06
Gartie, lb. . .
Pe-Dara. Florida, craen. Ib. . 40
Tomatoes, Haxicaa lag. ' ,,. S.7S
ocal bataouaa . m.ovig o.-j
No. l'
No. a'a
.e.oo
......5.00
Cracked and rroaadi
uui ran. toa
Eras, tea
f Boab
With aailk
Fbandarda '
Uadluma
Bffa
(Baytac Prioa)
Vagaublts
, ' (Boyiag Prica)
Pafatcaa. tat. .... .
Kaw beat, doa. baaeboa
Taraipr, cart. .,
Pompk in, cart.
Fqaaih. twl.
.84
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Hubbard iqsua, etrt.
Onioas. ib
farsaipi, lb.
J.0S
.60
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.its
...as
out
.04"
Haw carat, dot. boica.S0f .60
Oabbaga, cU .. 1.00
Radiabaa, dos. baachaa . 0
Truita
(Ba;U( prieaa)
i'
V CX$& steaming cup of Golden West
1929 M - .
Pri4a .
Cartons
Batter
(Ratall)
.60
-49
' Orala
(Bnylat prlea)
VTbaat. waatorm rad. ba
Soft wblta .
Oat, gray bu,
Write, bo.
Barlaj, baa
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-1-06 Hi
38
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.88.00
Coiri
S tears, top
Veal, good
Bulla, good
Hot', top .
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(Baring Prleoa)
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General Markets
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POKTI-AND. Ore., Jaa. S1.--(APV
hard vhits 1.51; soft vbite, fl.ltU:
weetera wbite, $1.18H; bard winter
$1.15 ; northern spring; fl.lSV.; west
ern red, SI.16H.
Oats, No. a 88 lb., white. $38.50;
barley, Ko. 2 45 lb. B. W.. $88.00;
rora. So. S eaatem yellow, shipment
$41.00; Millran, staadard $31.00. .
ZJVE8TOCK
Hoga steady, receipts 8170 all direct.
Oat t la and catrea steady, no receipts.
Steers (110O 1300 Ib, good $11.00
eil M', Do C650 i:00 lbs.), goo. 11.00
(Tfl 1.75. 4o- (eOO sea up), medium
10.0011.00; do ee-unoa S.00 8 10.00 f
heifers ($50 lbs. down), good S.7SO'
10JS; Do eommoa S.00QB.7S. Caw
rood $5oa 00. Do m-mi to
7.00 8.50. Do. low aatter 4.80 7. t'0.
Balls (yearliage eseladed), good beef f
7 50Q 8.50. Do cotter to medium 6.7S
7.50. Calres (600 lbs. dowa), meOgt
to choice S. 00 11.50 Do call to eommoa
7.50g$.00; -ealers, milk-fed. .good to
choice 18 00 14.50; Do mediam 11.50(3
18 00. Do cull to eommoa 6.50 11.5ft
Hi steady, bo receipts.
Hearrweight (250 850 lbs.), medlas
to choice S.75QS.60; mediam weight
(100-250 lbs.), mediam to. choice 0.7 5 a
10.76. Light weight (160-200 lb i ,
mediam to choice 10.75 11.00. Light
lights (1S0-160 lbs.), mdtiem to choice
P.75Q10.75. Packing sows, Tonga and
smooth 7.76 00.00. Slaujhter pigs (80
1S0 lbs.), medium to choice t.0010.S6.
Feeder and stork er p!g (70-180 lbs ,
medium to choice a.0010.00. (Soft or
oily rogs aad roasting pigs oaelndede is
above quotations.) "
Sheep aad Umbo stsaty, a receipts.
I imba (84 lbs. dewa), good to chowo '
13.50(316.00 Do (3 lba, down), medl
nm 12.00 14.60. Do (all . weights )
cull to eommoa 11. 00 12.00. Tearliags
(Turn to psge 8, Please.)
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50c Tube of Day
Dream Dental Creme
With each purchase of any Day Dream Toilet Article
amounting to 50c Friday. Saturday and next week, as
long as they last.
Day Dream Perfume
60c per V4 ounce
Day Dream Poudre Creme
(Vanishing) 50c
Day Dream Face Powder
Price 50c
Day Dream Brilliantine
(Solid) price 50c
Day Dream Cold Cream
Price 50c
Day Dream Rouge
Price 50c
Day Dream Lip Stick
Price 25c
Day Dream Almond Cream
For Chapped Skin, 50c
Phone 474
C. L. Wellman, Registered Pharmacist
In The Market
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5TNDflRDIZ:0 CASH STORES
I
Appreciation of the low 'prices that are always available
at Busick's Stores are more noticeable during the winter
months when practice of the strictest economy is necessa
ry to make our budgets cover the added winter expenses.
It is at these testing times that Busick's Stores stand out so
-prominently, after years of successfully solving the food
problems for thousands of families in Salem and the sur
rounding country, t
600 Ft. Free Parking Space
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W your canned food supply nPOlVf A HTril? Utah Cut Green UMECO 1?T Yf TT?
running low? Check the items 1 U1Y1 A UJCiO Tr( .- ' . TAjVUXV
needed and replenish at these; Fancy Paxk ; BEANS . : MaTgOIine White Ri,er flour
prices! ' i Is rapidly gaining in favor
No. 2J tins I Young and Tender 49-lb Bag
p'ScS SM888 2for28c i j9
No. 2V, I Livingston Gld Ba-tan. VAN CAMP'S SO APS C,.n Floor
T ppi A pTjpQJ - ' v r : ' ' Eagle Brand Flour
jrjiilXlJCiO Lfly 0f Valley ' I Gk-,- CWe 1 W f
No. 2 size Country Gentleman ; SnOWdllft - VXi-'W "v-" ' '
3for 7e cokn 1 : S0AP SfS
Fancy evaporated Muir ta IUI WJJ t : , -r -. ' " :
PFArTIFQ Swiff. SUverleaf ; r WESSON OIL
JrJLll-niliO . utahana " T A ' Citrus Laundry Soap TT jiukjv wl.
.... n . 1jJmU . rva-w Quart Tins
" PEAS SOAP m.
imTciTiATW 1 - " " " .4t. . V : - : - " SALAD or COOKING : ;
i - HILLSDALE . n ; TTTmT f PURE CANE , r
PIISnEAPPLE 7nRivr - SUGAR 5 Citrii Pider '"Y
broken dices, Now 2 size" W W A AAJKiX .'-: 25-Ib.Dag . , . r X
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RAINIER
MALT
3 -lb. can
32c
RAISINS
4-lb. bag, fancy seedless
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Fresh Fruits
& Vegetables
always in abundance at Bus
ick's thb department is al
ways working full capacity to
Slve you the best in quality
and assortment the market
affords.'
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California new c-jrots,- new
beets, .lettuce, fresh epLnach,
i . , -
artichokes, brussel sprouts,'
I - -i- , , -
! parsnips, j celery and celery
. hearts, squash, new cabbage.-
itomatoes, rhubarbw turnips,
4 " ; J - "
Fresh Dates In bulk or pkg.
Fancy fresh Umbrella'' eating
4. Figs. Also cooking Tigs. -;
Apples
Apples by the Box .
Large Spitzenbergs
Large Rome Beauties
Baldwins, Jonathans
Oranges
We are featuring the well
known Sun-Kist . brand this
week, whle hare wonderfully
. . . . , - .
sweet and delicious. Any size.
Grapefruit
California Seedless
and
' Well ripened Russet ;
Floridas at Special "
Halfbozen and Dozen Prices
Strawberries
Fresh Frozen
Per can
Ask for Free Eblaore
Theatre Tickets at
rTTie XIarket -
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