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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1930)
CL'JADlfln TRIP sientk at tbe Ben' Clemsas heme, bar this week for C A. Kobow, I WOMEN'S SCHOOL . U a xaeat of friends at Central IT. p. WHTTmsosi . and QrvtDet - HAVANA (AP) Cuban first HoweU. t Mist Westf sit Sxpeets to Lackey. The bay crop was I technical school for women will KANTOKa (AP) Chsecbalo- -vakla has given the : Natloaarut ' government ' sixteen ' trees W for j planting la the garden surround ing the tomb of Dr. San Yet-Sea at Purple Mountain near this city. 1 I DRAWS FIRE leave soon tor be home in Iowa, 1 abnndant asd sold as low as Qve I be ready for opening wlt&m eignt going; by way of California, r-r. I dollars a ton la the field, not bsi- J months. It will train women tor Herman jBraeken, fjr,r baled ?ed. r IndnstHal employment. ; t I MERCHANT PRINCE TAKES TO AH! " ' ? ' ' . , I WASHINGTON, J u I J 29 (AP) Efforts to bar the treas ury aet as ids ita order proMMt- lng Importation of pulDwood from Ruasla or delay Ita enforce ment for 90 days vere made by represeaUtiTet of ablp ewaers, ship charterers, paper maattf ae turera aad a labor orgaalxatioa in. a bearinc-. conducted by 1 a t a. mm a w . T Asswiaai secretary joowman. At conclusion, Lovman aald be would consider tbe protests and make a decision within ttro daya Tbe shipping representatireg told the treasury official nnle&s the order , was at least set aside they would face huge losses and said they bad accepted the pulp wood freight In good faith with out thought its importation was barred by law. Lowman replied Importation ef any product produced in whole or In part by eoarict labor had been prohibited since 1890 aad that the ship owners and charterers were presumed to bare been ac quainted with the law. The other representatives ar gued convict labor had not en tered Into the production of the pulp wood and it was a duty of the gorernment to prove It had If the product were to be barred OVERCOME BY HEAT ZEXA. Julr SO W Ti was overcome with the heat Mon day While workine in th mln fields. The day had been rather sultry but Mr. Henrv had felt al right until he quit at noon when he felt Terr. ill. Ha la miwh bet ter and able to work again but naa orders from his physioian to remain in the shade duridg the heat or the day. rt -t-i. -v in. Marshan Field. 3rd, famous mil lionaire and scion of tbe famous . Chicago family, in the cockpit ef bis plans at Roosevelt Field. I X before going aloft on bis first solo flight. Previous to this be bad only 0 minutes ef in struction. Tbe famous merchant ' prince remained in the air for ' ten minutes and landed safely.- IlUDSf 1I1E0 BY FAMILY DITW and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Salem. Mrs. Johnson daughter of Neal Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wolf and daughter Zona and GereUns, Mr. and Mrs. Archie MeCorkle ! and daughter Velma of Hazel I Green. Velma MeCorkle is a great granddaughter of Mrs. Wolf. PESETA DECLINES MADRID, . July 30 (AP) Dospito efforts of the government to stabilize it, tbe peseta has de clined to 8.90 per American dol lar and tl.8ftner English pound. HAZEL GREEN. July SO Rev. and Mrs. D.- R. Peterson of Salem entertained with a dinner on Sunday for Mrs. Peterson's mother, Mrs. Martha Wolf of this community. The occasion was Mrs. Wolf's 7tb birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf and two child rea came here from In diana 58- years ago. Mr. Wolf died 25 years ago. Her children. grandchildren and her one great grandchild were all present ex cept one son Bert Wolf and fam ily of Mayger, Oregon. Mrs. Jack Campbell of Rain ier, Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf and son Kenneth of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Wolf of Shaw, Mr. Passengers en French railroads frequently pay for their telegrams witn postage stamps. ; HAZEL GREEN. July 30 Mr. aad Mrs. Ben Clemens have "re turned from a three weeks trip to Canada. t:Tbey-Tisited Mr. and Mrs. Wal ker of Tabor, Alberta, and Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Bardell of MUo. Alberta. Mrs. Winkers and Mrs. Bardell are sisters of Mrs. Clem ens. They spent several -days at Banff. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Stnrdvaat at Cover d'Alene, Ida- bo. The stnrdvants were neigh bors of Mrs.. Clemens in West Virginia. At Colfax. Wash., they were nests of Mr. and Mrs. nomas rink. Tatauro Tads has retnrsed from Boy sconf camp near Lyons, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Hnfford and chil dren, Leslie, BelL Thomas, Frank and Hejen spent Sunday at Mill City. r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Cleave and children. LaRoy. Char lotte, Richard and Roland attend ed the Van Cleave reunion near Monitor Sunday. Nora- Ruther ford accompanied the Van Cleaves, a guest of Miss Char lotte. Mrs. Ellen Van" Cleave has Im proved sufficiently, to see her friends for short visits at the Sa lem General hospital. Miss Lucille Westf eldt of Iowa, who has been visiting daring past Hot Weather necessitates - Quality Foods A Complete line of Quality Meats and Delicatessen at The HIGH SL MARKET Open Evenings Until 9:00 P. BI. Opposite Court House on High Phone 703 ri IHISDI?GeGllQQ5Cilg Vou furnish the horses and we wilf go anywhere for any number. - . ' (Gustos Repair Shop G. A. ARONSON, Prop. 1610 N. CemT Telephone 3659 $1.00 Photo Alboms leatherette cover, size T'ulV 69c 50c Melba Creams Vanishing or Tisstie 39c SOe Day Dream Creams Cleansing1 or Vanishing 39c S1.00 Cod Liver On 1 pt Best Norwegian 69c 50e Hinds Honey and. Almond Cream, great for snnborn 38c $1.00 Ovaltlne 89c 50c Ovaltine 45c $1.20 Sal Hepatica .98c 60c Sal Hepatica-....;. 49c $10 Bromo Seltzer .98c" 60c Bromo Seltzer 49c $1.50Petrolager $1.25 60c Danderine . a iv $1.00 Coty' Powder, all shades .79c $1.00 MeDoslo Powder ana us Great J A 3 Lrv X7 rvr- i .1 n, a-.. v :$gjsr$$fe :''At a: "... -tb f f , oise J nwuer, I JJlk The Capital fflarkis Formerly Henry's Market I TTERE Satnrday read! tor XI V ia. Beady to IM W over road with tb thrill of npeed nrge of nwr that sank naoCorcycllnc cmtdt snort on wbeebu Jjet ns ahow yo thm tMtt tmtmtm aew largo 8ob Heamight, latest stylo bora, Bnrgess - no-bock-pirsMUO . biilliani Cbromlnm Plating and other Intpforenaents. Cm fon mm Vv of evnim& C1!A!lLEV-BliiB2 HARRY W. SCOTT The Cycle Mca 147 S. Commercial , TeltphVm CS PCLD(5ESO faze S)WJ These Markets are able to of fer you the bestpossible prices on meats consistent with our quality products. OUR GPECIALO FOR Friday & Gottiffdasr BEEF: Boiling . Jk 10c Roast 15c All Steaks l 172 io 20c VEAL: Stews, Roasts Steaks and Chops ..12&c to 20c PORK: Roasts; Steaks, Chops 18c to 25c MUTTON: Stew, 3 pounds for . ui5c Roasts 10c Chops .....k 12!4c , Legs v...15c Smoked Ham ..... Bacon Strips Bacon ............... ...27c ..28c : Try mt FUESB. mad Hamburger and Satire .. ......-..15c - Paxkinfhjan Government Inxpecled Werners BolossV Li verwurrt ........20a LOOK OVEH OUIt OTuXn BAKtiAiNS 1 IN QUALITY MEATS AND LUNCHEON MEATS 170 Nortli Commercial Telephone SC3 . m '254 North Commercial 263 North Commercial Street 1523 Telephones 1524 you will have to pay-why not pay at the time of pur chase and saye about 10?. Call in person or tele phone for C.O.D. orders- Full Cream . Why pay 30c per lb.? Montana Hard Wheat FUMR Best Grade mm , i i , a Calumet Baling Ponder 1lb.tin25c v ir EM Ponder 38spkg.23o EoldenTJest 1 lb. 3So Pure Vegetable SflUltt Bulk it. 2Se BOTTEK Highest Quality 2 Jbs. 67c Extra Special lender Peas No. 3 sieve - - A 20c value 2 for 25c - - 4 for 48c 12 for $1.43 Kellogg's Post Toasties or Corn Flakes 2 for 15c Pabst-ett Cheese Special Pabst-Ett Pimento, Swiss and Brick 2 - 25 c cartons Fancy bananas 4 lbs. 28c 9 mm mm (SfleacaScas tap oflU E&emiaaft oS Men's Athletic Unions aits Men's and Boys Polo Shirts Men's light Grey (Amy Style) Sox Ladies Cotton Unionsuits,- Caff ami Shell Knee. Ladies' Cotton Vest, v , Tailored to:. . Single Cotton Blanket Ladles Beach - Pajamas One lot of Children's Sweaters, each Men's and Ladies' Eathinjr Suita (Cotton), "each. Luneheoa Sets; SS in : 4 Napkha to taatti Oas 1st ef Children's Rompers, 1, 2 and 3 year sizes . 98c 2, 98c .7 pairs 98C U pre. for 98c .5 for 98c 98c 98c 98c 98c 98c 98c for Ladies' Moslin Nightgowns, Philippine made . .... Men's Dress Caps, up to $2.00 Taloe, ,eac little Fellows Summer Hats and Caps Last of Children's . - t O .Summer Hats -.m One Lot of Ladies' Summer Hats, each. One Lot of Men's Shorties ,rup to 73c value Men's Athletic Under&hirti, Rayon and Knit Children's Half Sox (not anklets) .'. Ladies' Bartone Rayon - Princess SHds each 2f.r'98c 98c 2 t98c Hats for 98C 98c 2 f.r 98c ltu 93c 5 pairs for 98 C 93c One Lot or Berets, Felt, Wool O M. Silk Braid, tp to $1.45 TiTue.iC for yOC ' Boys' Wash rftsLinen and ' V : - QQ Broadcloth tip to $2J0 ralue, each,OC Clean up of La'dica Vduta u? to 012.3tt CUan rip of LnHiea - - ...... Value to $19.73 it (Mb. , . Z ' ;.TH0SE WHO TRADE AT SAYE A SUBSTANTIAL DIFFERENCE Salem, Oregon .220 N. 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