The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 17, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

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    Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, September 17, .1931
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Watch for This Section
RATE BOOST FIGHT
CALLS ELDS EAST
interstate commerce i commission
on the proposed uniform 15 per
cent rate increase. '
Ellis will also -represent the
citizens of Crescent City in an ap
peal for. tiarbor lmproyement
work. He Is slated to appear he
fore the hoard of engineers for
rivers and harbors October 12 and
there to outline the need of the
harbor improvement.
I. Ellis will also represent the
state utilities commissioner tin his
presenting of the case against any
increase in freight rates.
CROWLEY FUAL
of the Salem Mortuary. S45 N.
Capitol street. Interment will be
A section of The Oregon Statesman featuring Merchandise Savings
In the Etna cemetery. -
Mrs. Crowley was one of the
early pioneers harlnj come to
Oregon from Missouri at the age
of seven "years, i traveling by ox
team accompanied, by her parents
She married S. K. Crowley who
became a - deacon In the Baptist
church, when she was 18 years
old. Mr. Crowley died It year
ago.
Mrs. Crowley f was an active
member.. of. the: Baptist church
during her 86 years spent In Ore
gon. She Is survived by tn follow
ing children. Mrs. W. W. Pawk of
Salem, Mrs. Al. Pewtherer of
Portland, Mrs. J. M. Craven of
Spring Valley, Mrs. Ora -Walker
Smith of Rlckreall, Dr. i J. - M.
IS SLATED F
William P. Ellis, rate attorney,
leaye tonight for WaJhington,
D. C. where for the-mext few
week he will represent a group
of fruit growers irom the Wen
atchee, Yakima and ; Hood River
districts In a protest before the
Funeral services for Mrs.; Han
nah R. Fulkerson .Crowley, 93.
who died Wednesday aAthe home
of her daughter, Mrs.Tr. Mj Cra
ven, near Spring Valley' in t Polk
county, will be held Friday, Sept.
18 at 1:30 p. mr from the chapel
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. Store No. 7 294 N. Commercial St. Phone 3527
FREE CITY DELIVERY
Phone Your Orders for ' Prompt, Courteous Service
WHERE THE THRIFTY JHRIVE ! LOW PRICES EVERY DAY
We're fast making your Irish's Cash Stores Oregon's most popular foods stores.
When i you think of groceries come to Irish's. You'll get your money's ( worth al
ways. 1 ---., , j - ; j-
Pound Loaf
Made in Salem
i White or
WhoIeWheat
Vegetable Soup PBrDsSjE ' I Tomato Soup
J Cans 25c 7
Cans 29C Cans
25c
PEANUT BUTTER MASON JARS PINTS
I . ; Moody's Famous I
2 Lbs.:' 29c j ! 79c Dozen i
Peter Pan Coffee, 33c lb., 3 lbs. . i 95c
JAR RUBBERS
U Dozen 25c
KERR'S ROLLED OATS
i i
U Lb. Buz 35c
SUGAR
Fine Cane
20 98c
CERTO
For Canning
25c
Bottle
BLUE STEM
Hard Wheat1 Flour:
49 Lb. Sack 95c
Grapefruit, firm and juicy, per doz. 39c
PEAS I i; JAR ; CAPS ! PICKLES
Fancy No. 3 Sieve I , Mason or Economy Sweety Sour; or Dill
O Cans 43c Dozen 45c Quart Jar 25c
Monarch Cocoa POTATOES PUMPKIN
Pound Can 25c 20 Lbs. 25c No. 214, Per Can 10c
ORANGES PRUNES LEMONS
Sweet Juicy Fruit New Crop Good quality,; nice size
Per i Dozen 19c Is 4 Lbs 25c Per Dozen 25 c
yi'jr..CRACKERSl EGG NOODLES
, Premiums or Grahams MACARONI - SPAGHETTI
i L Lb. Box 25c : I 10c Pkgs. 25c
Fresh Creamei'y Butter, per lb. . J 33c
Made in Salem
LEE'S IPEJLTIHLir J&AMSESTr
Moved and Combined with BOB'S MEAT MARKET
Choicest Frys Roasters Fat Hens Always Milk Fed
I I Crate Fattened !
Wqgm
Start the Pullets in the
right way by using Hod
gen Brewster Egg Pro
duced with sweet milk,
cod liver ' oil, alfalfa
greens, fcO 1 C
100 Lbs. PU
Hodgen Brewster Butter
Milk Egg Mash, cod liv
er oil, butter milk, alfal
fa leaf meal,, Q QC
100 Lbs. i 133
Cracked Corn " I "70
100 Lbs. pll
Wheat Shorts
Sack
98c
MILL RUN
80 Lbs. 16 Protein
Hodgen Brewster Egg
Mash, 207o Protein. This
b one of the highest
' grade plain mashes on
the market.; M TQ
100 Lbs. ........
We are in : the market
for - heavy hens, any
amount. Also eggs.
Chicken House Spray
t i ," in; Bulk.
Hodgen Brewster De-j
i veloping Mash with'
yeast, cod liver joiL sweet!
milk. For thsej late pul
lets it will do the work.
Lbs $2.15
Wheat
100 Lbs.
95.
Shamrock
grain
100 Lbs. .
Scratch, 4
$1.40
50 Lb. ! !
Salt Licks .L
63c
Ground Gray;;
Oats
95c
Crowley of Portland, S. H. Crow
ley of Portland and M. K. Crow
ley of Monmouth. . .
BISHOPS
ITDRETO
K BRANCH K
Bishops, veteran clothing: store
of Salem, is announcing the open
ing of a branch store at. 456 State
street. The store will continue In
the location where Fulopls cloth
ing store was In business. Bishops
bought the Fulops stock: and
cloeed it out and now plan to
continue a store In the same lo
cation, under the name "Bishop's
State Street Store."
The new store Is opening with
brand new merchandise, ' says
Ralph H. Cooley, general man
ager. The goods - have been
bought, he eays, at the new low
prices and the policy of the new
store will be to sell popular priced
clothing and gents furnishings,
catering particularly to young
men. Chet Endrup will continue
in charge of the State Street
store. i ,
The main store with complete
lines which run I up into the bet
ter grades of merchandise will
continue" in its i old location on
North Commercial street.
M
CUSSES
Unusually large women's and
girls gymnasium and swimming
classes are expected at the T. M.
C. A. this fall. (Over 100 women
have telephoned the 'Y" for In
formation during the past few
days. i
The committee which has
charge of the women's activities
met at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday
morning to plan the athletic pro
gram. First classes will be held
next Wednesday morning. Wil
lamette university students of
Miss Alida Gail Curry, Willam
ette physical instructpr, will as
sist In directing! the new women's
classes in tap "and rhythmic danc
ing. It was decided.
Members of the committee are
Mrs. P. W. Byrjdi Mrs. Elizabeth
Gallaher and Mrs.; George Hug, of
the Y. W. C. A., and Mrs. E. C.
Van Slyke and Robert R. Board
man of the Y.' ti
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normally and
if given a
chance will do so again.
chances are 7
roar sickness
The
put of 10 that
lis caused by
PINCHED NERVES. Come let
demonstrate this
ns show yon the
cause with yoiar own eyes. If
yon will clip and present this
notice within 7 days we wfll
give yoo our approved
as explain and
to you . . . let
FREE X-RAY
Examination, Nerve Reading
and a report showing the cause
of your condition. Bear in mind
this service
FREE.
DR.
is POSITIVELY
H. B.
GCOFIELD
PALMER GRADUATE
10 A. M. to 12 Noon,
2 to 8:30 P. M.
Phone 5139 -
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GREEN STAMPS
EVERY DAY
Double Stamps Saturday
Carson Pharmacy
We Deliver
SOI Court Phone S46S :
Green Section
'Distribution
aoaal : . Csetsra one
Some one handed us: a magazine the other day; published as we remember in New Yorls
City by, or at least in behalf of big Business, The name, Chain Store Age
posted on things general, not careing particularly what the chains were boasting of now
we just kinda broused along thru' like you do sometimes when you haven t anything
to do but work for a livin when we spied the folio win: - j i I
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Gentlemen of the Chain Store field, we've come to the cross roads theres no use hidin
our head in the sand like a Ostrich. (Loud and! prolonged applesauce i greeted that re
mark). The people of this country (aham) hoy'el I say it? Anyway boys we'l have
to keep a peeled eye on soma the Independents (dead silence) there's people in every
part of this country thats got the idear into their heads that the chains ain't what they
usetabe may I call your attention to! this (and; Gentlemen its by no means a matter to
be sniggard at) did I hear one of you chain boys snigger? No? Well I hardly thought so,
times like they are at present (apples sauce very! weak following that remark)
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Soon
We All of us have gotta stand together or we're : gona wake up somo these mornings
and find that the people too can't sleep any longer land they're gono demand to know
just what weve done for the community a fewi specials aint enough any more Gen
tlemen we're sinkin. . Krimney sakescant some of you men think of some "way auto this
mess;
This is not a true copy of that speech. We have simperfied it a bit so we could understand
all the big words like Hippipottamuss, Elephun
t and chain store prophets (?)
Ms?
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THE
Peanut Butter
t Pounds 25c
Toilet Paper
6 Rous 25c
Mill Run
80
Pounds
55
Puritan Flour
Hardwheat, and Milled
by Crown
Salad Oil
(Bulk)
29c Quart
99c Gallon
Bring conWiner
' Fresh Garden' I .r'
Carrots
. - x Ijarge Bunches yC j I-r
'
49
Pounds
93c
Danish Sou a
6 for 19c
Mi
- Mi
sn
: Peets Granulated
!' Soap
35c Package
Solid Pack! ;
), - - .j mil, i
Tomatoes
Mellow Blend
Coffee
O f Pounds 65c
Macaroni
U Pounds 25c
Liarge Cans
IT- -?
Red Beans
it Schwartz
-.3
; Fancy Peaberry
Coffee
0 Pounds 85c
Orange Dry
2 for 27c
J-O-y Coffee
II Pounds 25c
O Pounds $1.00
Q2
12 for $1.49
Phone 5954 IR1SH-BING . FEED CO. Phone 5954