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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1932)
V Salera, Oregon, Thursday Morning, June SO, 1932 FEWER CHICKS BUT 1,'lEEiilt FEED CHICAGO WELCOMES RITCHIE t . r Vr. A aeeralngly anomaly in th , feed world is reported by E.rT. . Barkns. feed dealer. 'He says that iritU'30 per cent lest chickens on tha farms About here now. he has goi'i In the first atx months of this year between SO and .35 . tons,; more of chick feed than in any year aince be has . been In business. ' - ' . He an't explain Jt entirely, Ten granting a portion of it due to new customers. , , '. While hard times ar being v"' cried by many retailers, " Bat kna la quite optimist. He sayg-a b? , buyer, calling apon hlta .this ; week, declares that tbo'&ss mar- ... ket has reached bottamand will bow climb. The Increase In hogs. np a $1.50 in the last two weeks. , 5 he belieres will 'Continue to even . - bit; her level, v r. - In his ownrbuine?s. Barkua has " found sales exceptionally ' good aince th first of the. year, and ' aaya that while lower prices have '.t cut down the amount of money Involved, the 'sales tonnage has f( , been, double that of last year for , the same period. . ' Thursday Friday s. Saturday- ;V Assign ees' Liquidation of Mack's Fvlillittorv The Entire Stock Has -Been Sold for the Benefit of the Creditors- We are Closing Oat All . of Mack's Hats About 200 To Ch'oose'From Values up to $9.50 - Your Choice -' 95 C ISS and ' No Exchanges . - No Refunds All Sales Final FIXTURES FOR SALE millinery 1415 State Street Rev. - Thomas .V.- Keecan, of he St. ;Vlncent d Paul Catho-1 Ale church here, resigned Wed nesday : from the position on the state parole board which he had held for more than' three years. He -was. chairman of the board f of the past year. " ' , " Father Keenan said , bis re Ignatlon was necessary because ! of .the presa of . parochial ana private business. ' , Prior to serving as a member of the state parole hoard . Father Keenan was chaplain at the pen!-1 tentiary for a number of yean. Father Keenan'. resignation vas forwarded to Portland where Governor: Meier will' announce ' his successor. Father Keenan, when a vouth, : was employed as office boy in the offices of Governor Meier in Portland, . - .- M i ... . - ... -- .i',i. .. . . ': . . , tP"- WANT a. . V. f1 Governor Albert Ritchie of Maryland, candidate for the' Presidential ' nomination at the Democratic National Convention, is shown as h acknowledged the cheers of the crowds daring the -parade staged to. welcome him t Chicago.- The Maryland Governor's chances grow brighter as the fight between Smith-Roosevelt forces waxes la intensity. (EElli.eiVES UP , ft PAROLE P05ITIIII I a week attending the convention of Woodman. While west he con ferred with political associates re garding the last primary election whicn he was defeated for re- nomfhatlon by a narrow margin: bat concluded not. to eontest the resun as oinciaur prociaimea. i FBI OF TOISIS F0;,1 FAR PLAGES Reports of ' the city camp around - Indicate that with -rery few families registered eacn night tourist trade has fallen off decidedly,- Although eastern tourists were expected - about the first of July, H. SPolsal, superintendent of the ground has stated that he doubts' many will wtji" : Tourists thus far have repre sented chiefly neighboring states, mostly California and Washing ton. Since June 21 travelers from Ldistant: places' have been -Emery Adamson, West Palm Beach, Fla.1 Leslle Spranger, Berne, Ind.; 'and Mrs. Mary Diana, Shreveport, La ; -Tourists registering Monday, June 27, were as follows: R. S. Corbin, Newport, M. Morrell, Los Angeles; James A. Phillips, Re dondo 'Beach, Calif. 1 Registered - Tuesday, June 28. were the following: B.- Richard son, Seattle; W. A. Holtum, Port land; and Emery Adamson, West Pal Beach,; Fla.j, ... Croisan Better y After Operation B. M. Croisan; collector of cus toms, is now' convalescing in St. Vincent's hospital, Portland, fol lowing a major operation there last y week. He Is expected to re turn. to his duties sometime in July. MrCroisan Is well known In Salem, where he resided for many years.- - , , U Wages in vogue for laborers on farms In this section are i Kdownv considerable Jrom last, year's "pay,? with $1 a day and meals the general off er for work now. ' ; '. Farm .: workers on a ' monthly basis are paid a wider range, with 10. 115 and 220 per" month and board and room me various offers. . C Workers in logan patches are getting generally . sr half cent - a box. Cherry pickers In the mam are getting . three-quarters ot a cent, however some growers are i paying as low as half a cent, ana a few are paying as high as a cent. Work In the strawberry fields is at an end, on 'large scale. Hop ' growers in the Indepen- i denee vicinity last week set a wage for hop yard laborers at 15 cents an hour. The previous wage was 21.75 a. day. - . . Hawley Returns To U. S. Capital Congressman W. C. Hawley left Salem yesterday afternoon on the 4 o'clock train to return to Wash ington: He was previously report ed to have left Portland for tne capltol two days before, but In-1 stead came to Salem to attend to i some matters .before leaving for the east. He was In Portland for j AIM 3f . r.-L - x Down Go Prices . :I?-E:'(g.iirr-IL"-8; vvThui- - Wies'. Boucle Salts, skirt Ladles Ifew Vofle Dresses, fO.73 suits, now $1.98 98c U $1.98 SO-in5 "Peter Pan" Prints, regular '89c yd " - - fi special, yd, 1 J C . Men's and' Ladles Bathing l Ladles White' Skirts and Bolts, all wool, f fQ ';. , paaUl shades, rtg. o aow ......... h QAUJ. f 2.08, closebut . 0.10 ' Ladies White Sweaters, rejf. f 1.98 - f2.98, also & " Q Ueht colors, now: vlO Ladles Pare Silk Mesh Hose regular Sl.hose, , ijn now loC Ladles French Crepe Fitted fcups, rec 1.98 slips, Qgg . HOTS HaJIOP Rnitm - mKlt - Mil,, turtta mmmi ".. mm ....... -t.. "' wue, brown, green, ' rjf . . reg. fl.98, bow ;..'. " "'-, Now is the Time to BuyYottr Summer Clothes " at Wholesale Prices ' - ' v NOT A CHAIN STORE , - BLOCUS. : Green Section Startinp; next week. the. "Statesman Advertiser,,, spe cial green section for marketing, will appear on Friday. --0 The 'change is made at the request, of : , ( ; advertisers who prefer the later, day In . V . ' the week.' " - , - - ;. The "Green" is the preferred advertising section for groceries, drags, meats. It carries the prices which attract thousands of buyers to' Salem, stores. " . Wateh For It Friday 0 Boy! Frie4 Chicken - 4th of July Special- " t . : K , . Dressed and Drawn 3 69c Wood Bros. Grocery 155 North Commercial Street, Phone ,9164 : -r, . , ,. -, . " - .. .... . 351 State St. mm kyu lri L Originators of Low Prices , BEEF PRICES LOWER : ; Ton wouldn't think it possible for anyone to sell good beef at a lower price than It has been recently. But' it's a fact. Another thing to bear in mind la that the . quality is the' best at this season of the year. - REGULAR-PRICES, NOT 'SPECIALS' ;s Special Prime TENDER STEAK BEEF ROASTS 8Clb? This Means a Drop of from 2 to 4 ytt per lb. , . , Cut from Quality Beef : Finest SIRLOIN STEAIC 12V2C . . Bestv- . s ROUND STEAK lb. 15c lb. . Fresh ' ' - GROUND BEEF 3 ibs. 25c Sliced '... -i ' . FRESH LIVER lb. Best Oleomargrarine, 2 lbs. V.;ll;J-.:...i5c MUk Fed .. VEAL STEAK 12Cib; Milk Fed VEAL ROAST ? lOtib : Salem's Only Slarket Handling Inspected Meats Exda , ' sively Particular People Patronize the Midget ' "Flavorized" Sliced Bacon lb... ..i:15c .; Salem's Pride . ' 4 - "Flavorized" HALIS 15 I'C lb. . ' - Sugar Cured LOIN BACKS Acib. Slem, Oregon 220 H Litwrty - -j- . , T" Shorten the Hours and Employ More Help. We Close at 6 P. BI, on Saturdays at 7 P. M. HARRY M. LEVY - ES AT THE STATE FAlRGrOUXD3 AN'O HELP TUB LEGIOX MAKE SALEM'S GREATEST FOCBTU OP JTLY At One of O Board meeting you lmow; (BonT. we mean) the Uiffer ence between our board arid the" trust'board is .some vwhere in: the neighborhood -'of fifty; thousand dollars or "o:perye not bein the one j. gettin the fifty Oh well its a Board and thats somethln But what we started to say was. that we got Our pander up the other day sittin at one of cm! (one of the Board meetings) when qje bf the members sounds off about our ads bein ' written in such a Slip Shod manner Yeah, pipes the. other members -we noticed that too. Well Sam. Hill we -says what cha -wont, us. to do about ih Dont have an ad this week and see if business isnt ' better. Great Guns - Boys we says thatl never do-fblks'el think some-; thin the mater us not havin an.ad; Nothing we could say would. change em so last' week we dident have an ad, and what Burns us up. is business was better and those , sldnflmt sitting on the board dident give "us a chance to . talk to em about it they just looked at . usr,with . a land of sickly grin . and said good morning its . a nice day isnt it. Now folks lets dont let that hapen again. Come in and; bring some body with . you "when we have an ad or we'l loose oil r prestige (what ever that is.) : ' At the; Market i r. ";,: '-' 197 NbrUi Commercial St. . ' - - The other day ive mentioned in tsi eff held vay something . ebbnt Crescent Baking ?ovoder. being good. tveU .it seems we cerent so smart' dter tdl cs most. Everybody cUrecdy knevt it, end when we pat the price down to level of the trust pow der we hand most every one wanted Crescent well the 'price is sfxfl down. " v - Full- Pound' Cans !bf Crescent " Baking Powder ' V' 27c , Ter ' OH- .1 -gaL: l!Ou. Quart w J5r - cansJ- ' wt7 C Vi-gaL Shrimp New pack, regular size tins 8c ' ' ' - -Fancy r - Crab Meat This crab' meat is one bf the best we've seen for a long time and the price is tne lowest in years. Lt Noi Va this to 35c ( , Fresh, Pure .;. . - : - Orange or. v Lemon Juice . ; . Particularly ice .for. picnics. 8-oz. ,.tins of absolutely pure juice, ' . rt : ySrfor,.' 1..25ci , . . - j -" Pure - c ;T )' Cane Sugar 13 lbs. - Snowdrift ,49c .fiu- Shortening 3:49c 6 95c ' . . x ; " - Morion's : v ; Iodized Salt m 26-oz. packages for 13c , O lb. cans. ter Ib..'.1j..l. .29c- - Good High Grade Hard Wheat 49 'kw--:S9c VcGGtJaCpIlGG : Await you '.at: these, two Stores, the selections now . are the best of the season. Many Varieties of Berries . Red . , Raspberries and Blackcaps at their best, CurrenU and logan brri too are getting, more plen . tiful now - while straw berries are nearing the end ttey are'.tfll available and the . flavor better . than . at the . beginning of. the sea- son. Cantaloupes, Casabas .; --'... - ... , ' and Honeydews are come- . .w, r- . - ing m larger volum now which of. course is bring ing the price down. Young garden- vegetables; .such items as beets carrotts. turnips radishes. . green . onions land celery . affords one a variety of delightfui dishes at a very small cost 'to the 'housewife and bf course there's an abund- Tancebf other. foods no less appetising such as green peas, new potatoes, string , beans, cauliflower, sum mer squash, ripe tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, all these and others at their , best await you at these - - . - , -. . .- i. . t two stores and of course the prices are like all other -foods very low at these stores..-: Bob White Laundry Soap 10 MadebyP&G bars 19c '.- .... pyN . .. Granulat'd Soap 2 pkgs. 25c size and 2 bars Of Crystal White Soap, all for 09 C 2 pkgs. Super Suds and 2 y . bars C.W Soap, aH for llfC Pillsbury 49. sack s Flour; $1.29 Freshly Roasted Coffee lbs. 59c JeU i Well All Flavors, per pkg. 5c JelI-0 All Flavors pkgs. 25c" Golden Key Milk tall cans 25c. Armours Milk 6 un "'" -j--2fir - Tree Tea , ; 2-35c .Orange Pekoe, -Ib. pkg, : ; t : Now as we go to press that is tf. I, f 4 iy "say as we're so pressed for, tints : ; t-f-V ' : and space weT omit a few remarks ( J about these stores being the ' na-1 t . tions finest food stores. rAhem. ; ; ' we got that one across without it ' V. mM tail m u a xr m m. . w- am w tm vt i n ir ia Now ".in parting may we just re- 1 mind you that yQu can get one of the nicest lunches at the Coffee Shop for only a. r Like windeing a Dollar Watch, we ! 1 e j - wind this up in a flourish by quot- 1 ' J ; Ing a price of 49c for a 3-Ib. can c! " ' ' i j . Fomay. Just as wen let the tafl 3 " ' 1 V with the hide and give a Mb. r-r. . I free with each. . L5 PS We hesitate-listing the price of a lot of Items we have in these two ".stores fr? fear sorncbcdy'l thinlr 'weVo Euchred the manufacturer but : cf cm r.d if ycu'-. w ever tried that -you know about how far yed get with it no, prices aro dovn, U:U ' Y " - - alL - . - . y ' ' . -,r it -