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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1931)
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salea, Orercn. Sunday Mcrninr, February 15, 1C31 FliiX SEED 10 GOOD DEI1D - Ccsult of - Tariff; Offers '--'- LTade to Contract in - Advance, Reports" 1 fanners - of tba Willamette tfcHey are being offered the op- tortunlty to contract acreage of rfltetr seed tor the coming jear Hfw they, bay the seed, to. sow, - t T4a increased tariff ou . flax fJ Bed in the manufacture of itloeed oil has earned - hear? demand tor home grown eed. Tw- Portland firm are. offering contracts for seed acreage for max! year and the market price -promises to be mnch higher than ' that f any grain. - . . AC the present time Unseed OU ssanufaetorers are forced to Import large quantities of need flas most of It coming from Manchuria, and Argentina. Jt is aft- accepted fact that the acre mg t fibre flax will haye to be eat daring the coming year and may farmers are faced with the problem of what to - raise on their land. . Local dealers agree that seed flax should be a profit aWe crop. -i - - The twa Portland, firms. offer ing such seed contracts are the" Archer-Daniels Midland ' " com pany. . located at SOI Sherlock ' Ae., and ; the Empire Oil and Feod Products company at 1550 Macadam.' solredV that chain store are det rimental to the eountry. was represented by Joy McC arty and MIna Wright, while ; Isabel Van Warring -and Hague - McCallister of Albany took the afftrmatlTe. 1 Dean - McAfee of Albany - col lege, acted as Judge, and gare a 3 to 0 decision in faror of the affirmative team of Albany high. ' ALBANY WIX9 DEBATE - Jefferson, Feb. 14 A large crowd attended the debate - be tween Albany nigh annd the Jef ferson high which' was beld at ta school boose Thursday night. Jefferson, who upheld the nega tive side of the question. "Re- Report on Dry Law Repeal to Be Unfavorable An nnfarorable report on Sen ate Bill ICO introduced by Sen ator Upton, Is - expected tomor row 'from the alcoholic : commit tee headed by Senator Bennett. The bill would ask roters at the next ; selection - v to f determine whether the bone-dry Haw should be appealed and a state act pat terned after ,the Volstead act substituted In its stead. Com mittee members bare generally indicated their opposition to the measure but i Senator Bennett said the ' measure would be re ported out of committee, no mat ter that group's Tote, In order to let senators debate the measure. Anti-prohibition forces are an xious to get a rote In ths senate a the bill to see what senators are with . (hem. . - Governor " Goes ; S; T6" Metropolis Governor - Meier, after signing a number of official documents and conferring with -nls office staff, left at noon Saturday fox Portland 'where be-will remain until late Sunday. , He was scheduled to attend a conference la Portland - Saturday .night. . - TO 8XB BETTER BSX US m - - lOUR SHOULD BE EXAMINED- IF yea have Frequent ' BEAD ACHES. --' VT yea cannot read tine print ei thread needle.- -O? yon are NEKVOUS and irrl tabic. Consult jtm NOW. - - - Charres Seasonable ! ;"' .'"jr.' . Frank Doolittle Master Service Station Phone 66 ' N Commercial at Center Phone 66 ' wmm mwm wm kit?') $ r 'T ADIOS Richest Voice' has -1 ' iS . V. JLlong been an institutioa . I. .... i ' ' - assoog lowers of music These '--, -,- T ; aew S part on instnuaents at sen- ? -i . i , ..r - aationaiaew prices represent, we C J . j F believe, the best "boV on the . v' ( 4: radio market today. Hear them, - . tJl' V; -examine them and talk with , f I ... ' - : . . "!.- TKXNSMMaZM - " J "'' ' - .. MeAclSM ttmtaw 7 . , lt-r, tally ., . . ',') ' ... SSoddSJSi- ... tmtl nMbH. Model 41 r A M-tW coc W. w , gnptt comM Mm jll t . . A small 8arta) kat a " 4rfat a Hfhtamt. ' T4ara aata4lsj rl Spmrtoa for cuiy kmMy .. amical y - , , . v . - J - ' A .- " - - I ?t tt t4tt w tt t ere hm tasjj ir"ttejs rreaeeaj! 11 sts nain jsjassewsiiiiamaeateiisi nmsii" 1 . ; ; - v ssatasMiiiateiaaesawe 4t7 COURT : v;-:':-:i;,.:::,: r ' " " ! ; : " " "" -: ; : n9vo Bill, you're the biggest! chump in seventeen states! Yeah, I guess so, butwhat made youthink of it just now? Just came from your store, where I saw some of the finest bread in this town marked "Day-Old, 3c Loaf." Well, I said, what's wrong with that? Oh nothing, only I was just wondering what the Portland baker ies would do if they had to sell the same way. It would be pretty touj 6n them,; don't; you think? They would hafta sell most all their as day-old. And here's another thing, the Cherry Gity bakery and all theother bakeries of Salem pay taxes in Salem and employ Salem peo ple. Now by gosh I'm a laboring man and I know a lot of men right here in town out of work, and if you don't put this in one of your ads you'll be a bigger chump than I thought you were when I saw you sell ing good bread as day-did for 3c a loaf . : -S-3 : . As it seems to be the sentiment of most people that Salem bakeries make even a better loaf than Portland is shipping in, I will not add anything to this "gentleman's statement other than to say that the chump part of this ad was not taken seriously by me, and as I appreci ate frankness I am quoting the man 's statement almost word for word. The Store Where You Get Your Money's Worth Every Day Not a Chain Store We are getting so many Fresh Eggs we hardly know what to do with them. One of the boys suggested that we sell them at the same price we pay for them. . so here goes . ' Standards, strictly fresh. 2 doz. for 2So There has been a lot of confusion lately about' the price of offea I mean by that, some stores cut the price Saturday and-raise it again Monday : So, beginning Monday. Feb. 16th, all brands in our store at the . Market. i such as M J.B., Hills Bros., Golden West, Maxwell House, S. & W., and Chase z Sanborn's. . will be priced at : I have the man's name ; that told this, and don't know whether he i was joking or not. It was told to me for a fact, but it's a good joke nevertheless. - i ., - He said that he bought a loaf i of Portland's bread and his wife ..... didn't serve it till the following day, and when she went to pick it up she dropped it on her foot, and he asked me if he could sue the store he-bought it from. "Why?" I asked. "Well,'? he addd, "it: was so hkrd it darn near mashed one of her toes off when it fell on ' her foot" Oven-Fresh Bread . , .j;,:: is as good as fine ingredients and ; master bakers can . -;" " make it . ',lilb.loaf 7c Whole yheat, Graham. r:" Rye or White, : all the same isrice. i v We have some fc exceptionally nice Burbank Potatoes r and you'll find very little waste in peeling, and they cook nicely, ; . '- too. ' 19 lbs. ,US . . Fancy table Carrots 100-lb. sack Pillsbury's Best, Flour 49-lb. sack Fancy Rorrie Beauty es box Add Busick's freshly roasted Coffee - :3 lb.' - 6Ss ; Monarch Coffee per lb. - 2Se ; j Freshly ground r Peanut Butter Macaroni :' 5 lbs 2S3 , Kellogg'. Corn Flakes S for 39c Post Toasties Cs ' 5 for 39c Large package S perry's Rolled Oats ; with china I Fancy Oysters . 3 for G Shrimp 2 for op 6u 8 California Sardines 4 for 2So Standard Tomatoes large for Qp 8 Solid Fade Tomatoes 2 for We are selling all the I bread we can make, and that makes me feel like praising all the people in this community, yes, even the other ! ,,balieries - and no joke " about it cither. k. t: