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The OREGON STATESMAN. SalesC Orercn. Bunlay Hornfe,' !ay 10, 1S31
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WAGES
First Cutting of" Rhubarb
; Win be Finished at
; Plant Here Soon
No general cut la was tcales
Is contemplated by Salem can
neries tbi seaaon. according to a
cheek made on Saturday.
' Tie vax of women workers
is for too moat part sorerned by
tat la. Thla prorldea a .wage
of 27 cent per boar for wom
en, workers -on the - fcour ' basis.
Tor plec"work." the scale .Tartes
sngitly -bat 60 per.cent of the
' grovp mast bo settlor the mini
mum wage. .
!tfea employed on the hour
basis are recelflne; 35 to 40 cents
pr hear. There Is some talk of
cnttlo g this to " 3 0 cents bat so
far .t ho cat na not been made.
Reld-Mardoch .expect to finish
the rhubarb pack - of the first
catting; dartns v the next week.
The second catting; of rhabarb
will be packed at the close of
tho cherry season. There will be
a lull for .probably 10 days bo
(ore tho . gooseberry pack is
started; .
Asparaffn Pack - :
Is Cootlnalng !
Paulas Brothers will continue
tho asparagas pack for tho nett
10 days or two weeks. ' This Is
to be only a small pack this year
and is In the - nature of an ex
periment. S '
: The real rash of tho cannery
season will not be In fall swing
nntll tho strawberry pack, which
la expected to begin the last of
Hayv- Present Indications f are
that there will be a large crop
of .strawberries and most growers
have contracted on a aeren cent
basts." ; . .
. Growers are expecting a good
cherry erop but it Is too early to
determine this as yet, .
Salem's canneries provide the
greatest share of the inmmer
Aurora Choral
Club Plans to
' Resume in Fall
i AURORA, Way S The Aurora
Chral dab will discontinue their
meetings - through; tho " summer
months and feel that under the
efficient eladership or Mrs. E. C.
Diller, the year has been one of
pleasure and benefit.
- Tho residents of Aurora hare
enjoyed many delightful musical
treats through this organisation
and in the fall the dab members
Invite -others to Join them and
help - make bigger and better
organization and an asset to the
community. -' - - t
; SCOUTS TO NEWPORT
i STAYTON,; May t. . Soxeral
Boy Scouts, with their leader. R.
O. Woods, left Saturday, night for I
Newport. Thoso who made up
payroll and , women and -girls
come from many . nearby towns
and rural districts to work In
tho fruit and berry season. '
tho party were Milton 2el- Mar
lon Lampman Stewart" Mayo.
Norbert rrttx. Rex Shelton and
Val Gardner.
ItATN WELCOMED
" VAUSETZ,-May Rain was a
great relief to .Yalseta Tuesday
morning. There- wore sereral fires
around here. ' - . . ,
Tho rain was also yery wel
eorno to tho few farmers in the
vicinity. ,
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It givea u great pleaxure to meet with uch a wonderful assemblage as this one cath-
ered here today, and as wc allow our gaze to ramble around over the faces of such an'
intelligent crowd (will someone please past the Water? That's better, thanlci) .
le8 an Ccndemeti, before we proceed further we wish to say that we aren't a pub
, lie speaker, (of course you'd find that outyourself : soon enough), yet when we ! vision
tne wonder rur applause we are expectm' to receive, as isoon at we say, something, it
,w9;.beeiaVjut.to talk on. for'fear we'll forgetsome of th&most important points (th
Avater again please. Thanks, that's a lot better); 1 Seems like it takes a lotta water o
sometnmg to get us steamed up, to to speak.
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or.
Nov? Ici Givlnrt -Ooi? ncno2,tt
oh this important subject we find that the people-of this great commonwealth of
have been asleep at the switch or somethin g. -.. I
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Ebdicc and G r
We wiA to say before proceedin' further with this report, coverin' as it does such a vast
be we should say. past industry, namely, ladies and gentlemen, that of course
mi
means we
should have ;
uu yuu Know inere isn t a decent mtchin' Dost within ZU miles of this tieautiful rifv
ourn? But, and ' folks, this is important, there is Oie of the finest and we're sometimes
tempted to say THE finest food store in all this broad, beautiful country of ours, right
nere at your very door., - y-i .f"' V1-; '",:'":
Oh for goodness' sake, we've been dreamin' again. We do that sometimes. Or we
rnusta thought we were makin' a speech at Rotary club or the Ad club. Anyway, we
thank you, one and all, and we'll be seein' you at the Market soon. Some of you to wring
our neck, maybe. As we said before though, we'll be seein'you.: j
Cut Stringiess
Beans
Standard Grade
No. 2 .Cans .
3 cans 29c
White
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Sweet Corn
Standard Grade
No. 2 Cans
3 cans 29c
Tomatoes
Standard Grade
No.' 2 Cans
3 cans 27c
1 Peaches
Extra Standard Grade
' No. 2y2 Size Cans
2 cans 29c
Broken Sliced (
Pineapple
No. 214 Size Cans .
9. cans 29c
Grapefruit
Standard Grade
2 cans 25c
Alaska!
Salmon
Standard Quality, Pink
. 1 Tall Cans .
3 for 29c
uystei
s
Reg. size Cans
2 cans 29c
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lily of Valley Fancy
Corn t
! No. 2 Cans H
2 cans 29c
Pet Milk
Tall Cans
4 for 25 c
SDlit Peas
W? lbs; 25c
Not a Chain Store
Nice Clean Burbank
Potatoes
lbs. 59c
Fancy small white
Beans
4 lbs. 25c
Fancy
Red Beans
6 lbs. 25c
Large Pearl
Tapioca
5 lbs. 25c
Sago
3 lbs. 25c
Breakfast.
Cocoa !
aiKs. 25c
Pure Durum Semolena
Macaroni
or Noodles
lbs.25c
Snaehetti
, or Vermicelli !
tit lbs. 25c
cy
d. 1K. 25c
Pearled -".j.
Barley
3 lbs. 25c
' . . Dried ;
3 lbs. 29c
.. Italian
Prunes 4 lbs. 25c
Fi'Bars
Fresh From the Ovens
3 lbs. 29c
Chocolate
Candy
2 lbs. 35c
It strikes us that 5c for
a loaf of bread is about
right I If we sold for
less than 5c we'd have
to calf tbe qualify, and
that Would be false
econoby to everyone
concejued.
BusickV
iBread
Pound
Loaf
t
Pound and a
half Loafl
5 c
7c
Up today, down to
morrow. Thafs the
way Abutter market
has $een for' some
time. Never know a
day ahead what price
it'll he, bat you folks
that bay gutter at the
Market know that the
price for
batter lis
sweet cream
always preU
ty dose to its value.
Pure Cane fine
granulated
4 1
;ar
20 lbs. 92c
Frenches jSalad Sream'
Mustard -s
15c: 2 -27c
obj-
Ca
en
sup
2 bottles 27c
ressinsr
Pint. 25c
Cambbell's :
Poirli and
Beans
Medlu
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size Cans
. Jlly Beans
2lW;29c
Floiir and
Feed Dept.
A 49-Ib. sack of PiUs
bury's flour for $1.25
comes about as near
btin' the best biscuit
and bread maker for
the money that we
know of, and with any
kind of help from the
housewife, you know,
to kinda encourage
Pillsbury's, itTI turn
out more loaves per
sack than any flour
We've used since. We
started keepin9 house.
49 lbs. $1.25
?4V2lbs.69c
No. 10 39c
White ,
Mill Run
80 lbs. 75c
Freshly Milled Cream
Rolled Oats
No. 10 Sack
45c
No. 10 Sack t J
Hotcake,
Flour:
, 45c
Full Cream
Cheese
2 lbs. 39c
Ejtjts
;s Fresh Fxtra9
2 doz. 25c
Snices
All" Flavors
5 cans 47c
Busicks
' Freshly Roasted
Coffee
3 lbs. 66c
And last but ncf lecstl
this ad is finished,
if the speech at the top
of this makes yoa tick
don't blame as, I7e
wouldn't think cf recJ-l
in' it or nothln9,