PAGE FOURTEEN
The OREGON STATESMAN, Sem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 9, 1932
NOTICE
la Compliance with the provisions of Chapter 118, General Laws
f Oregon for 1921, and all subsequent amendments thereto, notice
t hereby given that the County Court of Marion County, Oregon, will
be In session at the Court House in the City of Salem, Oregon, In the
Conit Room thereof, on the 80th day of December, 1032, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. at which time and nlace
opportunity for a fall and complete discussion of the estimates of the
2punt of money proposed to be raised by taxation for the ensuing
year will be given any taxpayer subject to such tax levy when made
to be heard in favor of or against any proposed tax levies.
The following is an itemized estimate of Marion County's proposed
tax levy for each department of County government. County office or
County officer, each County improvement, the maintenance ofeach
County building and institution, the salary of each County officer
and employee, including those whose salary is fixed by statute.
OFFICE OF OOUNTY RECORDER:
Salary of Recorder
Salary of Chief Deputy
Salary of Deputy
Salary of Deputy
Salary of Extra Clerks
Budget
GENERAL FTXD
OFI ICE OF COUNTY ASSESSOR:
Salary of County Asse-. or
1.800.00
1.380.00
1.380.00
2,400.00
2,400.00
23.00
650.00
95.00
40.00
15.00
TOTAL $ 10.1S5.00
Salary of Chief Deputy
Salery of Deputy
Salary of two clerks Gf 1 :'. 00
Field Deputies
Postage and Express
Office Supplies and K.xi ( us
Telephone and Te!e;:raph
Traveling Expense
Official Bond
OS
ORCUIT COURT:
Wages of Bailiffs $
Fees of Jurors
Fees of Witnesses
Fees of Reporters
Telephone and Telegraph
Miscellaneous Supplies and Expenses
TOTAL I
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK:
Salary of County Clerk I
Salary of Chief Deputy (Accountant)
Salary of Deputy (Circuit Court)
Salary of Deputy (County Court)
Salary of Bookkeeper
Salary of Deputy
Salary of Extra Clerk
Postage and Express
Office Supplies and Expenses .
Telephone and Telegraph
Traveling Expenses
Official Bond '.
TOTAL
OFFICE OF COUNTY CORONER:
Per Diem of County Coroner 2
Fees of Jurors and Witnesses
Fees of Reporters
Autopsies and Examinations
Traveling Expenses
Official Bond
Miscellaneous
TOTAL
600.00
8,500.00
1,100.00
150.00
200.00
1,000.00
11,550.00
1,800.00
1.380.00
1.380.00
1,320.00
1,200.00
600.00
540.00
150.00
450.00
130.00
15.00
50.00
9,015.00
300 00
r- o
j. 00
200.00
25.00
9.00
16.00
675.00
COUNTY COURT AN I) COMMISSIONERS:
Salary of County Judge I 1,800.00
Per Diem of County Commissioners 2,600.00
Traveling Expense
Postage and Office Supplies
Telephone and Telegraph
Advertising Proceedings and Budget
Miscellaneous
TOTAL
200.00
100.00
180.00
750.00
70.00
5,700.00
C9UNTY COURT HOUSE:
Salary of 3 Janitors S 5S40.00
Wages of Extra Help
Salary of Elevator Operator . . .
Lights and Power
Water
Repairs
Furniture and Fixtures
Fuel
Maintenance Supplies and Expenses
2,520.00
150.00
780.00
1,700.00
350.00
200.00
400.00
800.00
500.00
800.00
toul .::::::: 8.200.00
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
Salary of Deputy Dlst. Attorney 2
Salary of Stenographer
Postage and Express
Reporter's Fees
Telephone and Telegraph -
Office Supplies and Expenses
Traveling Expense
Miscellaneous (Investigations, etc.)
Office Equipment
TOTAL
FIRE PROTECTION:
For services of ClackamasMarlon Co. Patrol Ass n. .
District Fire Warden ( Salary and Expense)
TOTAL '
2,100.00
600.00
30.00
75.00
150.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
50.00
3,130.00
350.00
285.00
635.00
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER:
w vToolfti rffiiAr Part Salarvl $
Marion County Nurse (Salary) 1'2nA on
t" . ci., - BuW.UW
liters, irnii ooiaij
Transportation . '
Laboratory
Maintenance
Rent
Printing, Postage, Supplies
Fees of Registrars
TOTAL
OFFICE OF COUNTY HERD INSPECTOR:
Salary of Co. Herd Inspector -
T
....I
,
Postage and Express
Office Supplies ,
Telephone and Telegraph
Official Bond
Miscellaneous
Office Equipment
?
1,580.00
1,200.00
1.200.00
1. 010. 00,
200.00
400.00
100.00
75.00
. 15.00
100.00
450.00
TOTAL I - 0.520.00
1.200.00
550.00
250.00
175.00
300.00
200.00
150.00
4,950.00
REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS:
Fees of Election Judges and Clerks I
Wages of Reg. and Election Clerks
Election Supplies ....
Rent of Polling Places
Canvassing Votes ....
Drayage
Postage
Registration Supplies .
Fees of Registrars . . .
Miscellaneous
2.800.00
700.00
750.00
400.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
125.00
200.00
50.00
TOTAL ' 6,325-00
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE:
-. $ 1,500.00
1,080.00
1,200.00
180.00
125.00
20.00
300.00
750.00
150.00
300.00
300.00
5.00
400.00
450.00
330.00
50.00
65.0
TOTAL $ 7,235.00
Salary of Superintendent
Salary of Supervisor
Salary of Asst. Superintendent ,
Salary of Truant Officer
Salary of Extia Clerks ,
Expenses of Truant Officer
Postage and Express
Office Supplies
Telephone and Telegraph
Institute Fund
Teachers and 8th Grade Exams.
Official Bond
Boys and Girls 4-H Club Exp. .
Supt.'s Traveling Expense ....
Supervisor's Traveling Expense
Miscellaneous
Office Equipment
OFFICE OF COUNTY" SHERIFF:
Salary of Sheriff ,-
Salary of Chief Deputy
Salary of Deputy
Salary of Office Deputy
Salary of Deputy (Tax Clerk)
Salary of Deputy (Tax Clerk)
Salary of Tax Clerk
Wgaes of Extra Tax Clerks
Postage and Express
Office Supplies and Expenses
Telephone and Telegraph
Traveling Expenses
Official Bond
Industrial Accident Insurance
Miscellaneous
Office Equipment
TOTAL I
OFFICE OF COUNTY SURVEYOR:
Salary of County Surveyor . . .
Postage and Express
Office Supplies
Telephone and Telegraph
Industrial Accident Insurance .
Official Bond
TOTAL
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE:
Salary of County Treasurer . . ,
Salary of Deputy Treasurer .. .
Advertising
Postage and Express
Office Supplies and Exp
Telephone and Telegraph
Official Bond
Miscellaneous
Office Equipment
TOTAL
ADVERTISING
AUDITING COUNTY RECORDS
DELINQUENT TAX FORECLOSURE
DEPENDENT MOTHER'S ASSISTANCE
EMERGENCY
FEEBLE-MINDED EXAMINATIONS & EXPENSE
INDEMNITY FOR SLAUGHTER OF DISEASED CATTxJfi
2.000.00
1.600.00
1,440.00
1.320.00
1.380.00
1,320.00
1.200.00
2,000.00
600.00
1.000.00
200.00
1.800.00
300.00
316.00
100.00
60.00
16,525.00
1,800.00
10.00
150.00
78.00
27.00
15.00
2.080.00
1,500.00
1,380.00
40.00
35.00
60.00
85.00
500.00
20.00
25 00
3,635.00
200 00
700.00
500.00
900 00
4,000.00
100.00
400.00
HINDIS
ADDED FACTOR
Radiators and Pipes Give
Much Trouble; Alarm
An Hour Comes in
gionnalres And women of the aux
iliary Is expected to drive to
Woodburn tonight to attend a
Marion county - council meeting
and program. The party is sched
uled to leave from the Herman
Brown service station. 12th and
State streets, at 7:20 o'clock.
Transportation- will be found for
all persons wishing to go if word
is left with Mr. Brown ahead of
time.
t Continued from pars 1)
above. And that was not all.
The
weather bureau predicted the de
scent would continue to 12 de
grees over night.
Throughout Oregon the chill
ing, numbing influence of winter
was felt, with Meacham register
ing the lowest of the low tempera
tures, 15 degrees below. A flash
ing glance at the state's weather
shows temperatures like these:
Kamela. 10 below; Burns, 7 be
low; Baker and North Powder, 4
below; Durkee, 4 above; La
Grande, 2 above; Pendleton, 4
above; The Dalles, 13 above;
Klamath Falls, zero Grants Pass,
27 above; Bend, 3 below; Cres
cent. 6 below; Roseburg, 26
above; Medford, 28 above; Eu
gene, 18 above; Albauy, 19 above;
Mar8hfield, 25 above; Wheeler, 17
above; Garibaldi. 18 above. -
STAR ID MASONS
INSTALL THURSDAY
GEPVAIS, 8 Officers of Ger
vais chapter, O.E.S., are: Claire
Ellsworth, worthy matron; Lucille
Booster, associate matron; How
ard Booster, worthy patron ; C. M
VanZuyen, associate patron; con
ductress, Minnie Allsup; associate
conductress, Ida Minaker; secre
tary. Pearl Stevens; treasurer.
Mary Sawyer.
Appointive officers: Chaplain,
Clara Jones; organist, Viola Hen
nlng; marshall, Katie Sturgis;
Adah, Lucille Harrison; Ruth, Dot
Aspinwall;' Esther, Lulu Smith;
Martha, Laura Ditmars; Electa,
Lucille Aspinwall warden, Mrs
VanZuyen; sentinel, J. P. Aspin
wall. Monnie Hauser of Salem,
grand worthy matron of Oregon,
will be installing officer.
Installation will be held jointly
with the Masons at the hall next
Thursday night at a dinner
meeting.
C. P. S. RECE
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SOLDIER RELIEF
INDIGENT
COUNTY" PROPERTY
REBATE OF FEES
REDATE OF TAXES
SCALP BOUNTY
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
STATE FAIR EXHIBIT
RODENT CONTROL
400.00
20.00
200.00
60.00
680.00
250.00
150.00
50.00
1,000.00
'ees of Asst. Herd Inspector 10000
TOT AT l.UOU.UU
COUNTY HORTICULTURIST:
Salary of County Horticulturist .-. 2
Traveling Expense
TOTAL 1,620.00
INSANE EXAMINATION AND CARE:
Examination Fees Vi:Vk
Care ($20.00 per month due state) e
Other Expense , A
TOTAL 10,000.00
COUNTY JAIL:
Board of Prisoners I 4.000.00
Supplies and Medical Aid 150.00
Repairs and Improvements 100.00
Miscellaneous 75.00
TOTAL 4 J 25.00
SALEM JUSTICE COURT:
Salary of Justice
Salary of Constable
Salary of Clerk
Fees of Jurors
Fees of Witnesses
Fees of Reporters .
Postage and Express
Office Supplies and Expenses . .
Telephone and Telegraph
Traveling Expense of Constable
Official Bonds
Industrial Accident Insurance . .
Office Rent
, I 2,400.00
, 1,800.00
, 900.00
70.00
, 700.00
75.00
,. 25.00
100.00
120.00
160.00
20.00
80.00
480.00
TOTAL 6,930.00
COUNTY ROADS, BRIDGES AND FERRIES:
fialarv of StenoeraDher . . . . ; r.. 900.00
T?narim&Rter'n Office Exnenses 200.00
For construction, improvement and maintenance of
public highways, roads, bridges and ferries, and all
labor in connection therewith. Including salaries 01
ferrymen, foremen, etc.; purchase and maintenance
of road machinery; insurance on road equipment;
general and administrative expenses in connection
therewith, etc m l' ?
TOTAL $ 90,000.00
MARKET ROADS:
Salary of County Engineer I 1.800.00
For the maintenance of Market Roads and for all
ihnr tc . in connection therewith 29,200.00
TOT AT I 40.000.00
TOTAL GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS (Est.) . .2371.445.00
Less probable receipts other than direct taxation as follow
Campground Inspection Fees v . 00.00
County Clerk's Fees Toooeo
County Recorder's Fees
CI TnaHco Court Fees - a.vvu.vu
Sheriff
ri n en and Tlall Wnrf a1 tn res
T,et Darvnclta Kir .....a 16,000.00
Avwcaoi w v t - -- -- -- - ----- mn AAA A A
Interest on Delinquent Taxes f a?a J
Motor Vehicle License - :
Dog Licenses in Excess 2,000.00 balance .......... 'XXa a
Sale of Property, etc : aaa'Sa
Secondary State Highway Apportionment 70 .o.0
O & C Grant Land Tax Refund loooo
Miscellaneous aa'aa
Unexpended Balances of Offices and Depta vv.vv
Delinquent Taxes ao ao
Less Reserve for uncollected taxes 75'000'00..,,
TOTAL DEDUCTION 2237,2UW.0
Tntal Amount to he Raised for the General Fund of the
County (Subject to 6 Limitation) 2124. 245.00
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS FUND
fiTdTTCRAL ROAD FUND:
TTnr Ranetti.1 Ttnart Fund and Road Districts outside
of the City of Salem I 22.000.00
Tim, IT.attmlttAd RAMlnta
Forest Rentals and Salem c
Pti-mg rnnnfT fair Lewv Armortlonment .......... 100.00
Continued from pair 1)
lars of Central Public Service cor
poration stock are held in this
section of the Willamette valley
It is understood. Transfer of the
stock was made during 1930 and
1931 for preferred stock of the
Northwest Public Service corpor
ation which had traded its stock
for original preferred stock is
sued by the Portland General
Electric company. During the past
summer a number of stockholders
filed suit here t recover the par
value of . their stock on the
grounds the transfers had been
made under minrepresentation by
salesmen. None of the cases have
as yet come to trial.
WOOD IS PROVIDED
FOR NEEDY PEOPLE
(Con tinned from par 1)
the past two days on requisitions
issued at Community Service-Red
Cross headquarters in the First
National bank building. Use of
an extra room across the hail
from this office was obtained
this week to accommodate the
persons waiting to put In Iheir
requests.
Legion Heads tor
V&:V-" -:::": . . Woodburn Tonight
nil nail Forfeitures 1,500.00
A large delegation of Salem le-
XTENS ON WORK S
HEADED TOWARD AXE
SALARY LIMIT' FOR
I
IBS UNDECIDED
Hanzen to Urge Experiment
Station Appropriations
Repeal "Also
Repeal of the continuing appro
priations of 2308.896 for the con
duct of experiment stations and
extension work under the state
board of higher education will be
urged upon the legislature next
month, Henry M. Hanzen, state
budget director, stated In a let
ter issued yesterday.
Drastic curtailment of extension
work in the amount of 2195,000
and the abolition of eight experi
ment stations now operated by
Oregon State college would result
from this move. Experimental sta
tions whihe it is proposed to close
Include the Pendleton field sta
tion, Astoria station, Union sta
tion, Harney county station, Uma
tilla county station, Sherman
county station, Hood River coun
ty station and the southern Ore
gon station at Talent.
The continuing appropriations
are provided by statute and the
legislature is compelled to ap
prove them unless the law is amended.
Hanzen declared in his letter
that continuing appropriations are
wrong in principle and indefens
ible upon any ground whatsoever.
He urged that every institution
and department be required to
appear before the ways and means
committee and Justify its disbursements.
"It is my recommendation,"
Hanzen continued, "that these an
nual continuing appropriations be
repealed and that, if it is desir
able and necessary to continue
these activities, provision be made
for their continuance from unre
stricted funds now received by the
institutions of higher learning
from the millage taxes and from
other sources of revenue."
Hanzen declared that figures
presented to his department by
the state board of higher educa
tion, show that the estimated ex
penditures for Oregon's higher
educational institutions will ex
ceed the estimated income by
1573,157, for the 1933-34 bien
nium. Total expenditures were es
timated at 27,236.010 and total
Income 26,662,853.
Of the total estimated income
of 26. 62,853 the amount of 3.
27.000 Is derived from millage
taxes, 1508,898 from annual con
tinuing appropriations, 2528,678
from federal funds, 2162.000 from
county funds, 21.254,869 from
student fees, and 2490,508 from
gifts and other sources.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 8
(AP) The highly controversial
subject of a salary limit among
the minor baseball league with
drastic penalties for Its violation.
tentatively was passed up today
by the national association of pro
fessional leagues In convention
here. It will be taken an tomor
row.
Tne minor league owners are
not so much opposed to adoption
of the salary limit Itself as to the
penalty provided by the executive
committee for its violation.
Under the resolution "any club
guilty of any violation of the sal
ary limit rule adopted for its clas
sification shall, if the violation be
not corrected within three days of
notice of such Yiolation, assign; t
the contract of or release nneon-1 ,
ditionally the player on such elt
who receive the highest salary,
paid by such club." If more than
one player Is receiving an equally
high salary then the player to be
released, or assigned would bo de
termined by lot.
In addition a guilty club would
be fined 20 per cent of the max
imum monthly salary limit.
JOHIfNY DATTO WINS
PHILADELPHIA. Dec
(AP) Johnny Datto, Cleveland
boxer, battered Jackie Willis,
lithe Philadelphia norra. with a.
f vicious two-lanaua slllfit ronST
to take an eight round decision.
Datto weighed 132. Willis 121.
PANAMA AL WINS '
PARIS. Dec. 8 (AP) Pana
ma Al Brown, generally recog
nized bantamweight champion,
outpointed Franz Matchens. Bel
glna featherweight titiebolder, in
a ten round boat hero tonight,
CALL
SILVERTON TAKES
INITIAL CONTEST
SILVERTON, Dec. 8 Silverton
high school boys defeated the
Bethel boys In the first skirmish
of the season for the local basket
ball team, played Wednesday aft
ernoon here. While the Silverton
boys ran np 45 points against
their opponents 36 the locals also
missed a number of good shots.
Chet Johnson acted as referee.
Summary:
Silverton Bethel
Kolln, 8 F.Christenson,14
Scott 18 F Domes 2
Pettyjohn 16 ... .C. . Freeman 12
Orrin 1 O Rohde 8
Marx O Pearson
Schwab 2 S
GIRL TO BENNETTS
INDEPENDENCE, Dec 8 A
daughter, Imogene Elaine, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bennett, Monday, December 5.
Mr. Bennett is a teacher in the
high school.
Fines
400.00
TOTAL (Subject to 6 limitation) . 22,700.00
Trrmr RrmoOi, ftjnd
High School Tuition 5M!'5I
Transportation of High School Pupils
TOTAL (Subject to 6 limitation) 106,144.67
Amount to 8chool Amount to School Amount to
be raised Diat. No. be raised DisL No be raised
1122.00 42 2296.00 112 2222.00
259.00 40 241.00 114 251.22
295.00 26 277.00 115 448.00
79.00 92 119.00 lit 269.00
286.00 98 232.00 124' 241.00
222.00 102 .142.00 122 4(7.00
OUTSIDE JUSTICE COURTS:
Fees of Justices of the Peace 2
Fees of Constables
Fees of Jurors
Fees of Witnesses
Fees of Reporters
Official Bonds
Miscellnneous
TOTAL $
OFFICE OF JUVENILE COURT:
Salary of Juvenile Court Of 1'icer 2
Travellag Expenses
Industrial Accident Insurance
Miscellaneous
total ! 1! I!
150.00
175.00
15.00
75.00
6.00
10.00
20.00
450.00
1,320.00
100.00
29.60
90.40
1.650.00
CARE OF IOOR:
Salary of County Physician f 780.00
Freo Employment Bureau 750.00
Maintenance of Poor Farm 4.500.00
Monthly Poor Allowances 16,500.00
Other Relief for Poor Not at Farm 17.200.00
Miscellaneous Expenses ... 270.00
TOTAL ,..$ 40,000.00
. COUNTY SCHOOL FUND
tax limitation) 174,230.00
COUNTY SCHOOL LIBRARY FUND
Ten cents ner canita on 17.412 pupils (subject to
1 limitation) ....f 1,742.20
STATE OF OREGON
Two Mill State Elementary School Tax . . .-.-... f 101,47.24
State Tax
TOTAL 1101,427.24
LEVY
The Budget Committee of Marlon County. Oregon, recommends that
there be levied upon all of the property witnin nanon woumj:
For the State of Oregon (Estimate given
by the State Tax Commission) 2101,427.24
For the General Fund of Marlon County 143.6S5.00
For Co. School Lib. Fond of Marion Co. 1.742.20
For County School Fund of Marlon Co. 174,220.00 411,224.54
That there be levied upon an the property in Marlon Coun-
ty within the boundaries of non-high school district:
For County High School Fond of Marlon County . . . 101, 244. IT
,That there bo levied upon all the property In Marlon Coun
ty outside the City of Salem:
For the General Road Fund of Marlon County for
Road Districts outside the City of Salem 92,700.00
TOTAL amount to be raised by taxation In Mar
lon County, Oregon, for the year 1933, by the
County Court of Marlon County, Oregon 2610,629.11
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS OF MARION COUNTY None
That In order to raise the funds resulred by law. Section 35-922,
page 40, Oregon, 1931 Edition, for Maintenance purposes, It Is nec
essary to raise the following amounts for school districts named below
and the County Court recommends the levying of the following taxes
to raise the same:
School
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32
STATE OF OREGON )
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COUNTY OF MARION )
We. the undersigned Budxet Committee and Levying Board of
Marlon County, State of Oregon, do hereby certify that the above le
a true, fair and complete estimate of the probable expense oz sua
County for the ensuing year.
We further certify that the estimate of expense of the various in
stitutions of the County, of the amount required for public enter
prises, roads, bridges, ferries, etc- and all other expenses of the
County as herein set out. Is Just and la based upon a careful study
of the exnenses of the County daring the past and a thorough exam
ination of its probable needs daring the year for which such estimate
la made. That each and every Item herein is believed to be necessary
for the proper transaction of the business of the County, the protec
tion of its property and Interests and to be tor the public welfare.
That every expense estimated is in accordance with law, and is a
legitimate charge against the county.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 7th day of December. 1932.
BUDGET COMMITTEE OF MARION COUNTY, OREGON,
tsj j. u. slkumund. county judge
J. H. PORTER. County Commissioner
J. K. SMITH, County Commissioner
KEITH POWELL, Chairman
M. G. GCNDERSON, Secretary
T. B. JONES
By J. C 8IEGMUND, County Judge
J. H. PORTER, County Commissioner
4. E. SMITH. Countr Commissioner
LEVYING BOARD OF MARION COUNTY, OREGON
D2-IT
Believe us folks the prices are cut. Not
a mere 1 0 or 20 per cent. Many are way
below half of the original cost. Just 2
more days and this stock MUST GO!
If there is any advantage to you in having
your dollar go twice as far
This sale pos
itively ends
Saturday nite.
Salem's Finest Men's Wear Store
EVERY REG. $25
OTHERS AS LOW AS $9.95
LINED DRIVING
Extra
Large
Size
HANK'S
Fancy
Rayon
Lisle
SOX
2IS
Shirts
and
SHORTS
23
FINE QUALITY FLANNEL
Susperfders
ALL WOOL
SCARFS
Broadcloth
SHIRTS
d3
Garters 17e
Bathrobes 2.95
Dressing; Gowns 4.95
Sleeveless Sweaters 89e
Pullover Sweaters 98c
Shaker Sweaters 2.95
Golf Sox 23c
Stiff Collars 9c
Tin Pants 1.49
Cords 1.95
Work Shirts 43c
Wool Shirts 2J5
Hats 1.95
, Caps 98c
COMPLETE CLOSEOUT
OF ALL KNIT
2
Prfcw
REG. $6.50 COAT
OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. SATURDAY NIGHT
Ralph W.
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Incorporated - 426 State St,
Help American Lesion Anxfliary welfare fond: Boy KeQogs'g
products from your grocer Saturday.