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The New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morniix?. March 29, 1929
Home Vegetables on Market
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10 Cents a Bunch Brought
By Raddishes and Onions;
Other Products on Market
wiTlTH the advance guard of
W the home rrown vegetables
1 making a showing on the
market here t already, another
week is expected to see consider
able change in the vegetable line
up, both as to commodity and
price.
Garage's Products Here ,
Home grown radishes and
onions, the product of H. W. Sav
age on the Garden road, have been
on the market for several days
and although this garden patch
is some days ahead of most of the
earlier ones, it will not, be long
before local crops supplant the
foreign shipper's. The onions and
radishes and 10 cents a bunch.
Local hot house cucumbers are
Also off the market and are as
fine cucumbers as anyone would
t are to eat. They are expensive,
to be sure, at 25 and 30 cents
each.
Salsify, better known as vege
table oyster, is an addition to the
market supplies, f Good sized
bunches of the plant cost 10 cents.
First Peas From Hayward
The first peas from Hayward,
Calif., are expected for local trade
Saturday, with price on the fancy
grade to hit 22 xk cents a pound.
Large fancy celery, both stalks
and hearts, la also expected for
Saturday, the former to sell at
15 and the hearts at 20 cents.
Demand for new potatoes Is
slow, but the price is down to two
pounds for 25 cents. These are
shipped in from Texas.
Asparagus offerings - are still
lii-'ht, although there is consider
able improvement in the quality.
The grass comes from California
and sells at 30 cents a bnnch.
New cabbage, head3 of which
p. re larger than offered for awhile,
y lis at cents.
The first local spinach is of
fered this week at 10 cents a
pound. The quality is excellent
ii nd the leaves apparently much
more tender than some of the im
ports. Other local greens are also
offered, including mustard and
turnip greens. The latter sells at
three pounds for 25 cents.
Endive is also available, at 10
cents a bunch.
California.
Broccoli in Small Heads
' Roaeburg broccoli is taking the
place of cauliflower and Is good
despite the small size to which the
heads are running. The best
grade sells at 20 cents a ponrt
Tarns, while not plentiful, are
sufficient to supply the demand.
Price Is 25 cents for" two pounds,
; Carrots are larger than the first
arrivals from California and tur
nips from the south are also mak
ing a good "showing.
Egg Market Now
Steadier; Price
18,20c a Dozen
With the approach of Easter
the egg market has taken a firmer
tone, although no great rise has
been made duriag the week. Egg
quotations to the producer re
mained steady Thursday, at 18
and 20 cants. The demand is tak
ing good care of the present sup
ply, and it is probable it will be
some time late next month before
local handlers begin storage oper
ations for the season.
Espee Purchases
Another Bus Line
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Mar.
23. (AP) Sale of the Southern
Oregon stages, the independent
stage line . operating between
Klamath Falls and Med ford, to
the Southern Pacific Motor Trans
port company was announced to
day by J, A. Ormandy, assistant
passenger traffic manager of the
Southern Pacific.
RADIO DEBATED
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 28.
(AP) As a medium for advertis
ing, radio will not displace print
ers' ink. This was the verdict in a
debate today between teams se
lected from the San Francisco ad-
This comes from vertising club here.
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EASTER IE HERE
Sent In by Express, Price
Placed at 50 Cents a
Box on Markef
How about a dish of fresh
strawberries for that Easter morn
ing breakfast? Believe it or not;
it's . possible, right here in-Salem.
what with one of the local grocery
stores which specializes In having
the' first things first selling them.
Thursday a small express ship
ment was received and sold read
ily enough considering the price
of 50 cents a box. - T boxes,
though, are full pint, size and the
strawberries are genuine. They
come from Florida. A larger
shipment Is expected today.
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TOMATOES EXPECTED
Salem growers are anticipating
tne first local hot house tomatoes,
first of which are expected to be
on the market In another two
weeks. Local hot house cucum
bers are already being used..
SPECHAIL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
1 box Sea Hawk Stationery, 35c value.
1 University Self Filling Fountain pen. Value $1.50
BOTH FOR 90c
1 Tube Mentions Shaving Cream (Mentholated)
1 Gem gold plated razor with two blades
DOTH FOCI 49c
High and Court Sts.
Hotel Senator Bldg. Telephone 233
It Always Poyc To Trade
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CONSCIENTIOUSLY SELLING ONLY
THE BEST
For our company or for your table. There Is no economy In
boyiBK cheap, poor quality brands. We know yon want good
two" and we conscientiously bay and seU only the best so
that yon will always be satisfied and we can be bappy to know
you are pleased.
Features for Friday and Saturday
35c
Swansdown Cake
Flour, pkg.
N. B. C. Sodas
S-lb. caddy . .
43c
Royal Baking Powder
can
Tan Camp's Hominy
2s. 3 cans
35c
25c
Peanut Butter nr
2 lbs ODC
Bring your container
Full Cream Cheese
2 lbs
55c
Tinapa Sardines M"m
6 cans
25c
Gold Bar Sockeye
Salmon, Is tall . .
29c
EVERY DAY MONEY SAVERS
Oregon Milk, 3 for .... 25c
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables
Lettuce, solid heads
2 for I9e
Cabbage, solid heads 5c
Large Oranges, doz 29c
Swifts Premium or
Star Hams, y2 or whole.
Lb. 33c
Bake one for Easter Dinner
"Deviled Meats
cans
25c
Knox Gelatine
PkK
20c
15c
H. O. Oats, small
PK
Golden Ago
Macaroni, Spaghetti,
Egg Noodle
2 10c pkgs. packed f g
in double pkg. ... IDC
Economy Coffee. Steel cut.
In glassine bags, fresh roast
ed.
35c Lb.; 3 lbs. $1.00
Mrs. Stewart's Bluing
Bottle
Kerr's Hotcake Flour
O-lb. sack
15c
69c
White Eagle Soap
JO bars
39c
FEED DEPjT.
Egg Producer . $20
Laymore Egg Mash 2.65
Climax Dairy 80s 1.80
Dairy Ration ... 2.45
Chick Scratch . 3.35
Wis. Chick Mash etc. 4.00
Pure Norwegian Cod Liv
er 00 for the chickens,
gal. . $io-
598 CoraT. Phone 955
Phones
40 or 49
155 No.
Coca'IGt.
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KJVJlaJ-V Cakes for, Easter... These are fresh from VjVJI? JO XliJCj
1 A At toe ovens. When yon order your Hostess ,i- vi
lUnoiifido "n 4UC Cake, from us. there is no worry abont fi7". r? j"ei. Coffee w,i.h rJJ
pounds .... their Freshness. Try our Special Easter arma nd Tery fragrance. Special
TRU BLU FRESH 3 : Lbs. for 98 C
Soda Wafers Strawberries vAXTxTAd
Fresh from the Trn Bl Ovens. Crisp to "t of the'season. Deep red, luscious. JKAJN AJ AkS
prove their freshness. Salted Jut to suit trawbemei from the SouthiaBd. rx - -A ? -f
your palate. YL beUeT ter,mre th f im f We believe this thlpmest Is the finest we
The new size A i? " Wppd lnt h tWs rirm- riP nlt of ex-
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Family package ..: Wt Heaping f nil CQ for m or time, i
pint basketa r DuC - gg
TRU BLU SOMETHING NEW! pounds Z"C
Honey Sweetened MILANPS " '
Graham Crackers Salad "Dressing JUNE BRU)E ;
New8rh erispIe ' "on :g -m'o j CRAB MEAT
family package . ; mWC OailClWlCll OPreSt! A deUcacy from the cold waters of the
A delicious dressing. A'n appeuLng spread. SSSTLlS
Crown Hard Wheat - . , ' a .
, FULL pint Jars .t OoC Q 6Vx-oz. : QOM
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ib $1.85 ORANGES.
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BUSICK'S in the New Market. Marion St. at Comercial BUSICK'S, Court St. at Commercial
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Busick's two stores are your answer to that always perplexing question
what to serve for a change. You'll find here as thousands already know
that these two stores are more than just grocery stores rthey're really food
department stores where you find selecting your foods to be a real pleasure
in addition the actual saving of money and time. Always low prices at Bu
sick's any day of the week.
GOLDEN WEST
COFFEfc
The Pride of the West selling
at Busick's Two Stores. Reg
ular Price per Pound
49c
WHITE RIVER
FLbUR
49 Lb. Sack
$1.89
FRANQUET
WALNUTS
Nice size, soft shell
2 Pounds
WHITE WONDER
SOAP
10 Bars
37c
43c
SALAD
DRESSING
Milani's Brand, full pint jars
25c
BUSICK BETTER
BREAD
Whole Wheat or White
Fresh from the Oven Daily
. 2 Large Loaves
IVORY
SOAP
4 Bars
-27c
Thompson's Fancy Seedless
RAISINS
4 Pound Package
20c
C. & H. PURE CANE
SUGAR
100 Lb. Sacks
O. K. BRAND
Fancy Sifted Sweet Wrinkled
PEAS
Packed in No. 1 Cans
We will sell these for a short
time only at
10c can
At this Price a liberal supply
kept in your larder will prove
Real Economy
GOLDEN BANTAM
CORN
The Large Size Can
2 cans 29c
3c Per Can Saving
OREGON
MILK
3 cans 25c
CARNATION or BORDEN'S
MILK
3 cans 28c
Wesson Oil
Quart' Cans
47c
f
25c
5.29
SWIFTS PREMIUM
HAMS
10 Lbs. to 12 Lbs.
Yi or Whole, Ter Lb.
Both i our Meat Departments
are featuring an especially
nice lot of Prime Beef, Grain
fed young Pig Pork Fancy
Veal Rabbits Chickens
Sausage and Cooked Meats.
UMECO
Corn Starch
3pb.2c
PEARL
TAPIOCA
2 Pounds
83c
Margarine
25c
SWANS DOWN CAKE
FLOUR
Reg. Size Package
2 Pounds
33c
35c
ROYAL BAKING
POWDER
SALAD OIL
Quart Jars
39c
PANCRUST .
Shortening
One of the Best
JELLO
. All Flavors -FRESH
CRISP
Soda Crackers
y Caddies
!3c -
SUGAR .
14 Pound Pails MJOKieS . JL J
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