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Best on Earth
50c & $1.00
Jergens
Lotion
21 Site
59c
25c
' Zinc
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2 foy 26c
lb.
Cocoa
Batter
27c.
- 50c , .
Phillips Milk
of Magnesia
29c
Films No.
116, 8 ex.
15c
f Assorted
( Soaps ;
1 15o to 26c
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I NR. Tablets 1
I 14c
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Bulb Douche
Syringe
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INVADER
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An address on "The Criminal
Rata in Oregon," by Prof. 8. B.
Laughlln of Willamette univer
sity, wil feature the program for
the Northwestern Oregon Officers'
association, to be held at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Marion hotel. Be
tween 100 and; 150 officers and
their wives will attend.
DIatrlst Attorney Earl A. Knott
of -MeMinnTllte, president of the
group, will preside. The program
in" detail:
Welcome, Mayor Douglas Mc
Kay of Salem; vocal solo, Max Al-
ford, state policeman; accordion
solo, George Heseman; songs.
Barrlck's quartet;. address by Mr.
Laughlln; numbers by Haywire
orchestra. A business meeting will
follow the banquet and program.
John K. Acton of Astoria, is
secretary of the association, and
banquet arrangements are being
made by. Captain W. H. McClain
of the state police, and Marlon
County Sheriff A. C. Burk.
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Who would ever imagine that
all that Is necessary In the way of
weapons to hunt lions Is a pair
of good sharp eyes? And further,
who would Imagine there would
be a lion hunt In Salem, Ore., In
these' civilized dsysT
It's true, though. Hundreds of
big red lions have been turned
loose in Oregon, and Saturday one
or the biggest lion hunts In the
history of the wild and woolley
west will be held.
"But they are friendly lions be
cause the finder of one will be en
titled to five gallons of the new
Fortified' Red Lion gasoline
free," Guy V. Smith, Salem Gil
more Oil company manager, ex
plained. "They will be 'easy to
find because they are being hid
den tonight in private yards, near
public buildings, in public parks
and along the streets. When one
is found, with certificate attach
ed, take him to the nearest Gil
more dealer and be rewarded with
five gallons of the new Red Lion
gasoline."
Intcrestlfli Facts
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The distribution of The States
man today including the extra
green section eoples is
Jam and Jelly time
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See the Certo ad In this paper.
Use certo tor finer flavored Jams
and Jellies.
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Have you seen that new quick
mixer being given with a pint can
of Wesson oil at your grocery
store? We saw this mixer make
mayonnaise in a minute and a
half. 1
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Use this paper as your guide in
purchasing your foods-- for over
the Fourth.
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National advertisers are follow
ing the lead of Salem grocers and
Ex-Nebraskans
To Picnic, Here
Early in July
The annual plcnle of Nebraska
residents mow living In Oregon
will be held Sunday, July t. at the
using The Statesman for their ad
rertising.
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We picked Camera to win
who did yon pick?
J. W. Gllham farm grove, located
east : on the penitentiary road,
about 11 miles from .the state
house. Mr. Gllham will place signs
la that vicinity to direct -visitors
to tWgrove.
A potluek lunch will be served
st 1:20 o'clock, and those attend
ing should upply their owa table
service. A program is belar ar
ranged. Will lam Nelmeyer Is president,
Sylvia Harvey, secretary, and Mr.
Mary Wirt, rice-president of the
Nebraskaas. V
ELECTMC-V AGHEC10
We Sell and Service AH Makes
Electric Sewing Machines
DEALERS FOR WHITE ROTARY
BARGAINS IN NEW AND USED
mD(B(B BtDOiT;
APPLIANCE STORE
456 State St. - TeL 022
Diatetie and Diabetic scales for rent or sale
The Original Yellow Front Drug and Candy Store of Salem
135 N. Commercial St. Phone S197
When You Think Drugt, Think Schaefes
FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY
We reserve the right to limit quantities. None to dealers.
. Sctiaefer't Home Remedies
BE WISE AND SCHAEFFERIZE
Willamette university ends its
1932-1933 fiscal year today with
about J400 more ''A?1 Annarently tickled to see New
Liia.il wu miuuiea wnen me tu- i i - t .
i orars say line again, aim hhj
tees 10 days ago. N. S. Savage, lthownTiLs she arrived at Unele
business manager, reported yes- Sam's rateway on the liner Europa,
terday that collection had slightly she is to be starred in a forthcom-
exceeded and expenditures some-
Hrhat gone below his estimates of
a fortnight ago.
The school will pay all its bills
today or set aside cash reserves to
meet them without bank borrow
ing. In addition it has provided
1400 for the trip of the Philhar
monic choir to Chicago.
In June, 1932, $4200 was bor
rowed at a local bank to enable
the university to meet its year's
expenses. Am the 1932-1933 costs
ing Broadway production.
NOTES
IHHE PRICES
were emt and the loan retired out
of current income.
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IPMBEJICS
Increasing prices for most all
goods is already very noticeable
in Tin PYTK4 VTSTT I ia
LINCOLN June 29 Mr. and Ham Eintlg, secretary of the
Mrs. W.AR. Edwards of Lincoln state board of control, declared
entertained as their guest last TeBterday. Certain staples such
week Mrs. Edwards' cousin, Mrs. . . n,fU
n i romw P.T.tt. i.hn as muslin, used In large quanti-
Mrs.'Relmer was accompanied by ties by the state hospitals, has
her sister-ln-lsw, Mrs. Bernice I Increased SO per cent in the last
Durham and children Ray, Orah 90 days.
and Ronald, also of Payette. Mrs. Einzig said that the state had
Durham and family visited her made heavy purchases early this
sister who resides on ine jeiier- BDrinc. anticipating; the rise ana
son road. consequently its budget for sup
plies will not be unbalanced tor
a considerable period. By next
January, when the third quarter
of the blennlum begins, Einzig
said increased prices may oper
ate to throw the budget out of
balance inasmuch as funds allot
ted for goods will be Insufficient
to provide goods at the higher
prices.
The 1933 legislature passed a
drastically reduced budget for
1933-1934. At that time it was
poited out that 'any major ad-
ran cee in commodity prices would
upset the calculations.
The Grocery and Crown Feed Department in the Farm
ers Public Market building on Liberty street, is moving
to a.Nnw Location on and after July 5th at
Good Citizens' Meet
Slated For 2 p.m.
TURNER. June 29 H. B. Hall
of the Hall and Summers drama
debate team will speak at the
Methodist church here Friday,
June 30, at 2 p. m., at a Good Cit
izens' meeting to which all are Invited.
341 :WEtfriHI ffiUKBEI SIT,
Third door north of Day & Niles Service Station. First
door south of Chambers building;
: This Feed and Grocery department has been under the management of Dare
Ramseyer since April 1, 1932. We are not boasting when we say, we are proud of
our achievements, having at all times given our utmost in honesty and service.
To our many customers who hive bought their eggs from us, knowing they
could always depend on them as being guaranteed strictly fresh, we invite you to
continue setting your needs at our new location.
WILL HONOR FATHERS
HAZEL GREEN, June 29
Father's day will be observed by
a special church service Sunday at
11 o'clock. The worship will bo
in charge of the adult class of
Sunday school, Mrs. Robert Mas
sle, chairman. Ross Knott, for
merly of The Dalles, will speak.
The Canton Tavern
Jung Sing, formerly of the
Shanghai Cafe, Salem, Ore.,
Manager.
Enjoy both Chinese and
American Dishes or a cool
ing Refreshment on our
dining porch.
11 A. M. to 4 A.M.
040 N. Com'l . Tel. 6363
. To our Feed and Grocery customers, our prices on Groceries and Crown
Feeds hare always been within reason. It is our desire to continue this service, and
we sincerely invite our old customers, as well as new, to inspect our new location,
to be known as
WQ G( ;
347 North High' Street .
SIGNED DAVE RAMSEYER, MANAGER. '
OPTOMETRIC SERVICE
Telephone
5858
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
All Modern Frames and Lenses
at Prices Everyone Can Afford
Satisfaction Gvaranteed
Dr. Roili IL Daurfcerty
soi-M First National
Bank Bldg.
Terwilliger
Funeral Home
719 CHZMTJTJCTA STBJCXT
rBONK SALEX t92t
Careful and intelligent
thought is given to every sit
uation. We tenderly horjor
the : opportunity to . aerva
you at a Ume when service
means so much. Ws attend
to every detail.
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Fourth of July Savings Effective Friday, Saturday & Monday, June 30, July 1 end 3
Pure cane fine
granulated for
canning
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Blue Seal, for more and better
bread, every sack guaranteed
49-lb. sack ...
Edwards Dependable Vacuum
Buy all you want
can
Campbells, handy
for your picnic
Per can
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Llbby's Ripe, lg. else. No. 1 cans, 2 for . . . . : W V
Pttatt CMods TT (o)r
Fresh and Crisp, Reg. 15c also V
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Raisin Nnt, special Sat. only, per loaf f
Jefln Well- kc
Assorted Flavors, excellent dessert, pkg V
5FFEE fT (o)r
Airway, Hits the Spot, lb. N V
5DflEESE 5T(p)r
Xlppy, Aged Just Right, lb. 4
Our Choice, full pt. Jag .. . . -e
Alpine, an Oregon product,
demonstrated all day Saturday,
cans
ay. 5 tall
31c
WatteffmtneHIIoim o ip
Fancy Ripe Klondike, lb. J i
CacattallowipeG TT
Good size, Jat right for eating, a for aL V
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Red, Ripe, Solid, S lbs fcj JjV
MayomumaSce 5(p)p
Beet Foods, full pinU 4
ITnmma FSgBq fr
White Star Hs, each eL jjv
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
Good quality in g7T
wk- 2.ji
Open Until 9 p.m. Daily
(SiH(SS)i(SE WMLinnr iviiisAirs
Stort
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Lean, and Tender
lb.
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Loin Porli Roaot
DcoS Pot Roast
Arm and ShowkW cuts, lb.
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Vcol Roast
Out froas choice USk Fed Veal, lb.
Lamb Roast
Shoulder Cuts, genuine Spring Lamb, Th.
Gliccd Dacon
Swift's Fremlum, H-U- Pga for
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