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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1933)
Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, Jane 23, 1933 ROOSEVELT VISITS UD IB! PORTLAND, Me., Juno, 22, (AP) In the shelter of Chand ler's cove surrounded by protect ing Islands, President Roosevelt brought his schooner to rest just at sunset tonight after an easy af ternoon sail from Little Harbor, N. H. He dispatched the destroyer Bernardou ahead to this city, to pick up his youngest sons, Frank lin, Jr., and: John, for the final week of the north Atlantic cruise to Campobello Island, New Bruns wick. The boys came here from school and were hurried out to the cove fust northeast of Portland, where the presidential schooner was an chored .for a late dinner and a nighfi ;xet. They swelled the crew to eight. A bright sun and southeast and southwest wind gave Mr. Roose velt one of his best days of the vacation jaunt as he sailed lazily along the Maine coast from Little Harbor. As a;reauU of Tuesday's sweep ing fun from Nantucket to Glou cester, the president came In here a day ahead of schedule and on time with his original chart which had been put a day behind by the late adjournment of congress. Vacant House Blazes A vacant house at 215 West Wilson street was damaged to a small extent by, fire early yesterday morning. City firemen extinguished the blaze before it gained great head way. MPSON 370 STATE STREET WEEKEND STORE WIDE SALE OF GROCERIES f : OPEN SUNDAYS Pure Cane, Fine Granulated 10 lbs. With Purchase of $1 r Over SD Interesting Facts The distribution of The States man today Including the extra green section copies is National advertisers are learn ing the value of The Statesman. O The Wesson oil people are ad vertising a very fine mixer with their pint can of Wesson oil. See their ad in this paper. O Come down town early today for Bargain day. O On Lookout for Runaway Girls Police last night were watch ing for two girls reported escap ed from Fairview home. They were Viola Ripley, 16, wearing a black sateen blouse and olive drab knickers, and Melva Perkins, 14, wearing similar blouse and brown corduroy knickers. White! Wonder Laundry Limit 10 bars LD Pure Cider Per gallon fntm Sun Brite 3 large cans No. 2V'2 Size 3 cans Oregon Full Cream Pork and Beans, 3 big cans 25c Corn or Gloss Starch, 4 pkgs. 23c Toilet Tissue, 1000 Sheet Size, 3 for ..10c Curve Cut Macaroni, 4 lbs 25c Fresh Mayonnaise, full quart 25c Pen Jell, 2 pkgs. .. 25c J SOME nrAi WAl I ILTC IXLrtL VALULJ T Dr. Scholl Bunion or Callouse Pads Corn, 25c f1 r ; i K rflUUl ei suae? 13c lb. Two lbs. for 25c By the lb. Only Vn.ni f 1.00 Lysol 67c Assorted Soaps 15c to 25c Values 5c Anacin Tablets 25c Size 10c Mag Lac Tooth Paste the Original 29c Putman Dyes Three for 25c Schaefer's Corn Remedy No Cure, No pay 25c Hand Dipped Chocolates Pineapple Flavor 5. lbs. $1.24 Hoods' Poison Oak Remedy Best on Earth 50c & $1.00 Chocolate Caramels Hand Dipped Five lb. Box $1.24 Toilet Paper 7-oz. rolls 5 for 25c Camphor Ice Lotion 39c The Original Yellow Front Drug and Candy Store of Salem 155 N. Commercial St. Phone 5197 When You Think Drugs, Think Schaefer's FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY We reserve the right to limit quantities. 5one to dealers. Schaefer's Home Remedies BE WISE AST) SCHAEFFERIZE Already for the hig walking ad too. OLSON'S CAR STOLEX A, A large sedan belonging to Dr. O. A. Olson, city alderman, was stolen from Fir and Saginaw streets last night, city police were notified. The car bore 1932-33 Oregon license plates, 187-250. race. We estimate that the eight miles will be covered In less than two hours. What's your guess? O Calumet is another national ad vertiser In this paper. See their i mi Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Naughty Maurice, pursued by hot babe-es . . . becomes the unwilling papa of Paree's cu test babe! It's his most hilari ous hit! Mlf Midnite Show Sat. 11:30 A 1 ftllllDXSE'il 1 " 1' DEPPA6RIC. Originators of Low Prices EPfrAGRiCX 351 State St. Said A Salem IKIousewif e Certainly I've got to watch my expenses, but I'm not fooled by "CHEAP BARGAINS." "I am making every penny count nowadays. I can't afford to waste my mon ey on tempting 'cheap bargains' meats that are only half used because they are so poor in quality." "Believe me, I've learned that 'low price' is often poor economy. That is why I am a Midget customer!" REGULAR PRICES, NOT "SPECIALS Prime Choice Beef Roast Sirloin Steak 3KD)s lb. U2y2S lb. Prime Good Round Steak Beef To Boil age ib. 7 ib. F or A Bargain Day Special We Offer A real bargain. It is due to the slump in the wholesale price of veal. Milk Fed Milk Fed Veal Steak Veal Roast ft lb. I- gglb. Loin or Rib Fancy - Veal Cutlets Leg O' Veal fl2y22 ib. asvfec ib. Best Grade Margarine 2 lbs. Ugc Young Pig Young Pig Pork Roast Pork Steak 3S lb. aQ)eib. "Flavorized" Sliced Bacon tSe lb- Unexcelled for flavor and mildness "Flavorized"" j Vegetable HAMS Shortening a lf lb Fresh Pure Pork Ground Beef Sausage a2y2ib. aVzoib. The above are ground from fresh selected cuts Useless to pay more Risky to pay less. Out of consideration to our employes, we close at 6 p. m. On Saturdays at 7 p. m. HARRY M. LEVY, Prop. rv3AIM5kJ E3AI&l&E3r NOT A CHAIN STORE Just by way of being of a little more service to those we serve (and incedently of course increase our bread sales) we have installed several hundred dollars worth of new modern machinery in our Bakery, makeing the Best Bread available to all either dark or white (still speaking of Bread, not the customers), at five cents for a full pound loaf, which is (if you get our meaning) an invitation to try Bread made as good as the Best ingredients and skill can make it. (At least as good as we can make.) FANCY WHITE SWEET GOLDEN KEY SWEET CORN MILK Pineapple No. 1 tall cans Tall cans Large cans 6 for 25c 6 cans 25c 2 cans 25c SUGAR 1 9 pounds 83 c Van Camps or Armours Medium size cans Pork & Beans 4 cans 17c Best Quality Fresh New Pack Large SHRIMP Don't confuse with the small ones regular f 1UC size DEL ROGUE STAYTON STR1NGLESS NO. 2' STANDARD m i I KENTUCKY WONDERS rp lomato Juice beans Tomatoes 2 cans 13c 3 27c 3 25c Blue Jacket Sardines Packed in Oil Reg. Size Tins 6 - 25c Your own fresh home made mayonnaise with no trouble at all... perfect mayonnaise every time... in the new is minute mayonnaise MAKER MIZjLJ i yfi Fancy, Canned Peaches Packed in heavy syrup No. 21' size cans 10c According to information we have received through the press and other sources regard ing flour prices, it just strikes us that a suhsta ntial saving can he made by buying a liberal supply of flour now. We quote a few real values below Pillsbury's Best Patent Flour, 49-lb. sack $1.39 Pillsbury's Old Mill Flour, an all hard wheat prod. 49-lb. sk 98c Albers Supreme Flour (Ti- AO 49-lb. sack 3 UO Freshly roasted Coffee in bulk, 3 Qn pounds VfOvy Aladdin i Coffee 2-lb tins' .: 45c M. J. B. Coffee, 3-lb tins, per lb. 25c Liptons Tea, -lb. QQ pk., yellow taWe .... OtC Amaizo Corn Starch Pound package I Best quality Floating White Toilet 5C or Laundry Soap I 20 jumbo bars 99c Liberty White Laundry Soap 10 bars 17c Fancy Stuffed Olives, 6 Oun ce Jars 15c Fancy Large Ripe Olives, No. 2 cans. 2 for 25c Full Cream Cheese, lb. 10c; Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. . . 15c Thompsons Fancy Seedless Raisins, 8-oz., per pk. . . 2l2C Post Toasties, 2 pk. 15c; Miit Tapioca, per pk. . . . 13c ARMOUR'S ARMOUR'S VERI BEST Corn Beef Dev. Meat "l1 2 for 25c 5 3 for 10c Pancrust Shortening 3poundcan 31c Libbys Rosedale Alaska Salmon, 3 tall cans . . 27c Durkee's Salad Aid, quart jars . . . . . 29c Eagle Brand Milk .... 23c Eagle Brand Milk can be used in the makeing of so many delicious deserts that the manufacturers have printed an Ice Box Recipe Book, and this week we are giveing one of these booka free with each can.
