The BRECON STATESMAN. Salea, .Orc?c:yTriiy irornlng.April IS33 - -
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Actual Highway Work not to
Start for Months Even
If Money Available :
Proposal to : release -1250,000
of federal - lands for th , widen
ing and resurfacing of the Pa
citlc highway between 6alm and
Portland la now in the hands of
President -Roosevelt,--James W.
Mott, representative In congress
from the first Oregon district,
yesterday advised It. H. B&ldock,
Uate highway engineer, ri-;: 4
This money. previously was di
. verted to the federal forest relief
'employment program by: presi
dential . order. -.A - . ! 'i '
"The release of. this money al
ready has been- approved by the
commissioner, of public, roads and
'he budget commission' "; the
telegram -, read. - "Information
. rom the ; budget ' commission Is
that the executive order releas
ing f funds for f pro jeets exempt
By;aenAte"bW Ml wUl .iiot be
issued until the president decides
on the public works program and
submits a bill covering the same
to congress. ; J - i' "
' "My Interpretation ' of exemp
tion clause ef senate bill 59 S Is
that . the - executive ; department
has no authority ' te - withold
funds coming within exemption
provision and am urging , that
point In an effort to secure the
release of funds' for the Salem
Portland highway . project. : y :.
Bald ock declared, that while he
was hopeful that . the . federal
funds would : be released it prob
ably -ould be several months be
fore 'actual : work on the Pacific
highway would get under way. ' '
Widening operations on the
Salem-Portland. highway ; ;were
started "more than a year ago,
and ; the project virtually : has
been completed aa tar north as
Brooks. The highway commission
had Intended to proceed with the
Improvement as far as 'Aurora
during the current summer.
Money diverted from-the Ore
gon highway program to the fed
eral forestry : project previously,
had been allocated for -work on
the Pactfie highway.
....BUT WHAT A DAY
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HURRY
HURRY
HURRY
Hurry! Hurry!...Hurry to the last day
in this fdsdnatina Course in Kitchen-
x " cerins. Even thoush you ve missed the
first two... and certainly not marry seen
to have missed it.. ..we'd be awfuHy
sorry to have you miss the last one.
You'll see one recipe after another
....all different from those of the first .
.two days.... acted out to the finished
product right on the stase before you.
And aft cr it's over you can follow Safe
way Kitcheneering in Julia Lee Wrisht's
" r, weekly radio programs. Don't miss her
. broadcasts and don't miss the last day
of this COOKING SCHOOL! -
Loom all about Moat
Cookery and how to Broil!
STARTS 2 P.M. DOORS OPEN 1 P.M.
ADMISSION FREE
THE SAFEWAY. STORES
HOMEMAKEKST BUREAU
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TCHENEERING
Friday, April 28
Salem Armory
EXTHisirawow
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Curtailment Seen but Vork
Not to be Eliminated,
, Steiwer Advises'
Curtailment bat no elimination
will be necessary in all "extension
a n d - agricultural -- experiment
work,; Senator Frederick Steiwer
has been advised by Director of
Bndget Douglas. So Senator Stei
wer wired the chamber of com
merce yesterday in. response to a
plea from the. chamber that this
work : be continued. . ...
X The, wire follows;" - ' -
: "Responding to vigorous pro
tests which I. personally made to
Director of Bndget :,- Douglas
against discontinuance of federal
aid to agriculture experiment and
extension work, vocational educa
tion and research In our state, I
quote , from letter received this
morning . from .Director Douglas
aa follows t-
"'Let me assure you that there
Is no Intention of eliminating
federal contributions .for -: these
activities. Doubtless a reasonable
measure of curtailment will- be.
necessary In Ihese as in all other
expenditures, -bat every effort
will be ' made . to avoid the erip
pling of essential activities..
- "Yon may depend upon my con
tinued active Interest In this re
gard." ' -
Congressman. Pierce ; sent a
mimeographed ; letter indicating
his desire to work with the cham
ber on the project.
1110 North Canttol street, for the
past . several ..weeks. She - was a
member of the Woman of Wood
craft. She la survived br her wi
dower, John 8. .Anunsen ct Salem;
sister, Mrs. Cecil St. Charles of
California; daughter, 'Mrs. 4 Ruth
Carson of Saskatoon, Canada and
a son, Fred S. Anansen of the Sa
lem Sand St Gravel company, Sa
lem.. Funeral services will be held
from the chapel . of Clough-Bar-rlek
company, Saturday, April 21
at 1 a. , m. Interment Belcrest
Memorial park. Rev. R. V. Wilson
officiating. ' ..
Northwest Head :
Of Gilmore Oil
' Firm is Visitor
D- H. F. MacPherson. Pacific
northwest division manager 'for
the Gilmore Oil company, was a
visitor in Salem yesterday calling
on Guy, V. Smith,- local Gilmore
manager.-;.t.-f ....
A continued Interest' In anto
racing by the Gilmore company
was expressed by Mr. MacPher
son. Larger motors with revised
types of carburetlon and Ignition
and with, different compression
arttos have recently entered racing
activities on the Pacific . coast,"
MacPherson said. "These engin
eering principles in the new mo
tors are forerunners of those used
passenger cars so we are trying
to keep ahead of the parade by
continually partldpaUng in radar
competition In order to keep oar
gasoline always refined to the lat
est needs."
CKPOEGKH
TOBECMIf
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- Early days of Salem will be re
vived by and for the . thinning
number of those "who were a part
of that, history ; Monday J., soon,
when the chamber of commerce
sponsors Its 10th annual Cbam
poeg day luncheon and -program.
For this event every, man and
woman who has lived la Salem or
the Salem vicinity tor 7 years or
more will be special guests ef the
chamber. No special t Invitations
will be issued, and this notice is
to be considered a hearty invita
tion to sack residents, chamber
officials state. ; ,
' Judge. P. H. D'Arey, veteran
Oregon barrister, will preside at
the luncheon, and Judge Charles
H. : Carey, corporation commis
sioner, will speak on the early his
tory of Oregon and Salem, t '
First Christian
; Easter Oratorio
i To be Repeated
" By popular, reouest. - the First
Christian ehurek's Easter orator
io, -"The Seven Last ,'Words,:.y
DuBols, will, be" repeated here
Sunday. sight at. 7:10 o'clock' at
the First Christian church. -
More than 1000 persons saw
the presentation Easter, and since
then it has been -given with out
standing success; at 'Albany and
Dallas churches. Several hundred
persons had to he turned away
here Easter Sunday, so the repeat
program .will give these and many
others an opportunity, to witness
the i production, . tor which Prof.
Lores D. Davidson Is director, and
Miss Lois Plummer, organist. .
utoiGold:
In Oregon Last
Year Increased
The output of gold In Oregon
during the past year aggregated
11,000 fine ounces, valued at ap
proximately $110,000. according
to a report Issued Thursday,
i" This was an increase of I per
cent over the output for the pre
ceding year. The report indicated
that the 1131 -output would ex
ceed that of 11J1 by at least SO
per cent.
; Production of copper, silver and
lead snowed a decline- '. -
Interpreter is
Needed at Trial
' Not until an Interpreter eould
be provided was a circuit .court
yesterday able to . understand
clearly the testimony of : Wak
Hong, plaintiff In a damage suit
against" Austin Chancy., The aged
man seeked. 1 171 for. alleged in
juries resulting from an accident
GROUP GOES TO
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The Christian Endeavor society
of the First Christian church here
will bo represented at the state
convention In Eugene by 22 mem
bers, Including 18 from the high
school society and four from the
junior high group. They left here
yesterday afternoon in four cars.
and will remain until close of the
convention .Sunday.
This group will present its win
ning county biblical play In the
state competition. Members of the
cast are . Francis and Geneva
Barnes and Bobby Carper. The so
ciety also won' the banner for
largest registration at the county
C. E. convention.
Mrs. ' Guy Drill Is accompany
ing the group, and O. J Hull, su
perintendent . of young' people's
work in the ehurch, directed the
transportation and Is also making
the trip, as is Mrs. Alice W. Noth.
The ' Endeavorers going " are:
Betty Rao MeGahan, Audrey La-
Duke. ; Marion - Minthorn, : Opal
Yates, Rains Tipton. Frances
Christensen, Helen Christensen,
Geneva Barnes, Josephine Hull.
Erma. Cole,RohertrXarper, How
ard Cole, Francis Barnes, Werner
Jackson, Joy Copley, , Betty Lou
Hans ell, Dorothy Gibson, Gretch
en Steinke and Clarence Haines.
FUU SATURDAY
for Ik in
Mrs. John .3. Aunnsen, passed
away at the home of her son Fred
S. Anunses, 110 N. Capitol street,
Wednesday evening after a seven
months Illness. -
Mrs. Anunsen, . whose maiden
name was Caroline Gelbel, was
born, in Selalla, Mo., September,
17, 1870. She came to Oregon In
1880 and was married to John' S.
Anunsen in Portland In 1880. Mr.
and Mrs. Anunsen then moved on
a farm near Shaw where they
lived until 1905 when 'they re-r
turned to Portland. .
Mrs. Anunsen has been at the
home of her son Fred Anunsen;
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IH GROCERY :C0.
294 N. Commercial
Phone' 3527
4 Deliveries
We have one of the best and handiest places to load and onload your groceries and
produce in baiem. ' Also quick and courteous service by experienced grocery men.
"THE STORE WITH LOW PRICES EVERY DAY"
Salad Oil JO.
in bulk, gaL J .tOC
Why pay more for a name
Golden Key Milk C -
i 6 cans uu U
Calumet Baking M OC
Powder, 1 lb. faU C
BafcCT's Cocoenwt Free
just arrived a car load of
'Klamath Faus Fine 0
Potatoes; 50 lb. bag HOC
Real light Bacon, 6 to 8
lbs. to a slab, 4 u
per IbJ
14c
Tomatoes, No. 2y size. A
real tomato buy, , .: OA
3 large cans : sCIC
White Wonder Soap, OO
Ore. made, 10 bars, LtLtQ
Liberty White
Soap. 10 bars .
17c
Morton's Salt, S
per package .
5c
Kitchen Queen Hard Wheat
Flour or White Eagle Hard
Wheat Flour, . . 7A
r We Have It!
Fishers Blend Flour, enuf
said,
49s -
$1.29
Sugar, Pure Cane, no beet
per sack-J...L $4.49
: It win be higher 6
Gem Nut Margarine
4lh. - - .
25c
Snowflake Crack
ers, 2 lb. boa
25c
Compound Pure Veg
etable, 4 lbs.
r23c
Wheaties, large
size, . 2 pkgs.
Fancy Golden Bantam Corn
No, 2, :
3 cans -:J.i!LLtD C
Mortons Towel Silt
50 lbs. fine
75c
Corn Mea
white or yellow.
19c
Lettuce, solid heads,
3 heads for ...:.
13c
Carrots, 3 large
bunches for
10c
Cabbage, solid heads,
new crop; per lbl..r
Fresh Strawberries at
i Feed Department -;
We have a complete line of
Hodgen Brewster Poultry
and Dairy Feeds. The Best
in the West. r
Mill Run
80s -
80c
Rolled Barley
per sack -.
77c
Ground Barley
100s ...;
$1.09
White - Recleaned : Wheat
per.100: . 5 : t OA
pounds
White Recleaned Oats for
seed, "
per lOO lbs. 1
$1.50
WE ARE YOUR, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
Buy AH Yoa Want We Hay No Limit Oa Our Goods .
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Bread Flavor Never Lie
. It is the key to the kind of ingredients that
enter into the making of a loaf
TAGTE...
("DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT")
It has a simply delicious flavor the result of only highest
quality ingredients, from, flour to salt
SLICED OR UNSUCED . '
Mrs. Marian Spencer has chosen Ben
son's Bread for her demonstration at
the cooking school this week.
At Your Grocer's
BENGSrPS
BAKED IN SALEM
:ip EKroy 9 ST
; INDEPENDENT DRUGGISTS
115 S. Commercial St.
Ke aeel t wffar aeedecie ageafea'
faa yoe auy gtt tde rtBC
Purvtett to tree aMa, Taattovky
KiBtm faia man qaUktjl Aa4
MMyl Aaa II eeet met ems
Mm Or lilluut Xa MMCIt
"Bwisisstr- 9c
ASPIRIN
hpi&ht s avi Mas
1 pt Witch
Hazel ...
1 pt Pure Olire
' on
Friday and
19c
39 c
1 pt Alco Pex : t A
" Rabbins Alcohol I.. IV Z
100 tablets Pore in
Aspirin 5 gr. ...... II C
75c Fitch Shampoo
, "with Hair Oil FREE
25c Packer's
Tar Soap ..... . ...
1,1.10 Coty Powder
with perfume FREE
fOc Odorono
Deodorant ........
50c Chamberlaln'a . ..
Lotion .;..'.
43c
16c
98c
43c
33c
Saturday
11.50 Warner's - :
Agarol ...........
$1.15 Sg. S.
Tonic .
60c Bromo
Seltxer
50c Teast Foam
Tablets .... ...
35c Freeson'e
for corns .........
83c Moone's
Emerald OH
-1 pt. Antiseptic
V Solution .. .
10 lbs. Epsom .
Salt ......
25s Cascareta
IaxatlTe : . . . .... .
,35e' Pape's t " :
4 Cold Compound-.' . r.'-
89c
69c
39c
29c
23c
59c
19c
33c
17c
24c
19c
, 19c
. 33c
33c
. 25c
J5 Krank's ' .
. Lather Kreem
25e Llsterlne
. ShaTlnj Cream.
40o Squlbb's : 't
ShaTlnip Cream
50c Mennen's
Shin Balm ... .
35c William's
' Sharing Cream '
... 39c
... 29c
...39c
.. 17c
.; 23c
,0e Forhan's
Tooth Paste . ..
50c Kolrnos
Tooth Paste iV.
SOe Detozol
.. Tooth Paste ...
J5e Phillip's '
, Dental Uacneala
"35e Erer. Ready .
'Blades -5's . ;.V
. Jig Saw. Puzzle ' : '
r with one of these 25c Items;
Rexall IMilk of Magnesia Tooth Paite
Klenzo Shaving Cream ;
Rexafl Oeriici : c r
your choice of oTer 200 piece puzzle Free
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE
this 4 ACTION REUEF for
ACIHD :TlIACini -
JL He seed mom m sdTsr from add
dlnsthe &ls. -Bisma-Uz Is a
" add sewder ttt acts tarn wjt m t yoe fakk
nan, a SMnozes excess add sefleves setaeek
. pi; tirrrttits hrltstsd iMmbmiss sad sMs Ctssflosi
- ef fseds ssset Btly ts feraeat. Trj ft 6y.
BIISIMIA-nES 5c
for nEALTQY nAin
It took aiactr-ftuM exstilustats ts
prodiKe tSiis BMtaed ef carlax ft
the hair. Gives softness sad fife ts
SMat or mom'i WJr. Addsbstie.
Ak for -93" Elf Tnlc todsjt
Don't J Buy
until yoa get oar
; every day price
;FMald Aseorbtat Cettoa stsfOsed la As
sechats ccaes t yee a a ristslsis fast de
. Hreis enlj as asach cettoa as jee seed. Fbstetd
Gease Baadacce are cat Is freest vif m awl
stsrOsed. Stock sp today! ,
SUPPLIES
last June when Chanoj.ran. late
the Chinese man vho was-cross-Ins;
South Commercial ' street at
Fenr. Wah Hone claims .Chancy
drove Into the Intersection when is presiding- at the trial.
he had the rlf ht-of-way. plaintiff .
operates a noodle restaurant here, -i, J ;
The' case will probably reach tlve 'J.
Jury today. Judge L. II." McMatta " 1
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SPECIALS SPECIALS
Specials? No, we nerer hare specials to draw oar cos- -1
tomers. Yoa can shop here Monday as well as Satur- R
day and be assured ef the same nnequaled quality and
prices Every dollar spent here returns to the trading
area of Salem.1 Help your own community crow first.
Pork Roast ...r:rU-l..-.-..;..8 and 10c
Spare Ribs t..;......."-...u.'.i-.o .
Back Bones i.:.......:IL.....J....3c
Fresh Pig Hock ..J........: .... , ... .ll.Sc
lCCt - r - - - t '- r fjj" - a t - -a2C
This pork is the very best quality on the market '
Pure' Pork Sausage w...10c
Hamburger :..:......i..;.u......:10c:
You can not buy better if you paid a dollar a pound.
No water, no cereal, no suet. -
I
Beef Roast
Loin Beef Steak
Prime Rib RoU ...
Beef to Boil i..:..
.8 and 10c
:ii::::i6c
:.i:i3c
;.6 and. 7c
All our beef is. off the best of quality :
Best on :
the BXarket
EI -10
Breakfast. Bacon ..,..:.......;.
Bacon Backs
Bacon Square, 10-lb limit
Boston Butts
ES3
:12c
9c
. .5c
IL. .. ..8c
All our hams and bacon are sugar cured and smoked
with. oak wood. Nothing finer.
Pure Lard, 4 pounds ..:...;;.25c
Veal Stew 5c
Veal Roast . ' 10c
McDOWEILO.
MA KtKETT
Where a Dollar Does its Duty
173 So. Com'L Phone 8757
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THE BEST FOR LESS
QhTPA
ID granulated O
1100 -una.
.2Q
Armour's
Milk
; ' Tall Cans .
4cansl5c
w
Salmon
' (No. 1 Tall, Pink
O Can 23c
V White Wonder V -
110 MMt
, CALUMET
Baking Powder
One Pound
-r'25c;.
Pkf. Coeoanot
2 Free
Rajah
Coffee
. Salem Sensational '
Coffee Value
fci Pounds 35c;
: .Tryjit : .
Oregon
WALNUTS
, Last Can '
J Pounds 25c-
:Borden,s Malted Mfflc :
Natural Flavor Oft
1.00 size bottled OUC
WHEATIES
21c
I For Breakfast
S Packages
Golden West
Coffee
.1 Pound 25C
O Pounds
74c
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Crown Hard; 1 r)i
Wheat 43s e-ck E.LI
y , mtchtn Qseea
AOs Sack -
77c
. WE RESEaVB TUB HI GUT TO LCHT QTJLM1T1X3
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