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1-: : 3 Salem,-Oresron, Friday Morning, July 14, 1953 - .
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-Communistic Move lntimat-J
ed;Trind!e Called 'Liar',
; Siegmund Railed at
Branding District Attorney W.
H.VTrindle a "liar-, another edi
tion of the occasional "Unemploy
ed r Council News" made its ap
pearance about town late Thurs-
day. ,
: "Trlndle betrays his boureeols
conception of things economic
when he speaks of not being able
to -'muster more than 50 little
persons,' the publication re
' cites. .
Another, attack Is launched on
County Judge Siegmund in the
Publication. "It ia a vn.Vin.n
fact that Siegmund particularly
had adooted a huli-dnzinv inantt.
ing and harsh attitude towards
unempioyea workers and their
families. He has Insulted women
and denied aid to the sick and
. attempted at all timp tn niar h
burden Of the denressian nnnn ha
backs of the Tlctims of the cap-
iiaiisiic maladministration." the
- paper declares, -
50c Bathing
Caps
.jOC
Cigarettes
Luckies, Old
Gold, Ches
terfield, Ca
mels
10c
10c Lux O n 25c New Kotex fl
' J mq-fl "Vith Patent Equalizer
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7 xH L
a i i m
iJSiSN .-.3ic . fl 25c New Modes p
g s6c : YVl9cv?
We Maintain a Special Truss Fitting
Department
AXL work guaranteed. No matter what truss you may
be wearing, come in and have it adjusted FREE.
Graduate fitter in attendance.
Friday, Saturday Fountain Special
Fresh Raspberry SundayT.............10c
DCUGG
Your NYAL SERVICE Drug Store
FREE DELIVERY. - 7 ,
Phone 3444 Complete Prescriptiom Serrict
An obvious bid for support for
a communistic more is the final
paragraph of the 750-word arti
cle-; "Workers should real! us,
more than eTer," the News de
clares, "that only through the pro
gram of the Unemployed Councils,
a national organization, . using
tactics dereloped as a result of
the combined experiences of the
workers in struggle ererywhere
can we hope to win first our , im
mediate needs. -Through organiz
ation we derelop thereby, we can
win our final emancipation."
. Headquarters of the Salem Un
employed Councils are at -4 33
Ferry street. . '
$15 79 Expended
For Relief Work
Here During June
Relief work In Marion county
called for an expenditure of $15,
879. last month, the county clerk's
office announced Thursday. Of the
sum expended, $10,638 came from
county funds and was spent for
4768 working days. The county
and state relief agency contribut
ed $5241, of which $2268 went In
cash and $2973 In payment tor
groceries. A total of 1124 differ
ent men were in the monthly road
work payroll.
Shoes
25c
Dental
Cream
FREE
with Wil
liams Shave
Cream
Both
32c
for
A goo4 nasal spray eas
es irritated nasal and
throat membranes.
$1.50
St. Regis Atomizer
(3
Special
2-oz. Oil Spray Solution
FREE with each atom
izer, i
39c
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; Interestino Facts
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The distribution of The States
man today including the extra
green section copies Is ,
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The Ladles of the First Metho
dist church suggest that all the
seats In the church be mored for
ward, not to get the people closer
to the pulpit but to change the
wear on the carpet.
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Our boy wanted to trade his bi
cycle for a pony. A little ad in
The Statesman-did the trick and
now he has a pony. The trade was
made with a party Uring seren
miles northeast of Sllverton show
ing that The Statesman reaches a
considerable distance-
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Gus Hixon, circulation manager
of The Statesman tells us that
.The Statesman has shown a net
gain of 242 subscribers In the
past f 0 days. Well take the cre
dit for this as we know nil the
good ads we hare in the paper
make it easier .to sell. People like
a- paper that has lots of ads.
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Special election next Friday, a
week fromtoday. Every good cit
izen should rote.
By Special
Saturday,
ANNODNCEHENT
DE
WSTRA10W
10
Sunbeam
MIXM ASTERS
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In An Amazing Demonstration of
Automatic Food Preparation
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Potato Peeling, Vegetable Shredding, Vegetable Slic
ing, Food Chopping, Coffee Grinding, Cake Mixing,
Meat Grinding, Slicing, Mayonnaise Making. Also
Knife Sharpening, Can Opening, Polishing.
DONT MISS, COMING TO
DOUGHTON & SHERW1
HARDWARE '
, 357 COURT STREET
Phone 6932
Oty new location is between Center & Chemeketa
on High Street,
Sclem headquarters for
and Fox Feed. Remember the Place
Grocery Dept
Durkee's Salad
Oil
1 quarf in bulk
Bring con- - p?
tain era LfJls
Pure Apple
Vinegar
Per 1AA
'gal.'. Xe7U
Cane and Maple
Syrup .
Quart . OCa
bottle .Ut
Yellow Bantam
Corn
9J cans 25c
Old
Farmers, bring us your fresh eggs, have been paying
17c, and do not think the market will be less, pos
sibly more. - '
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JO BE IB 12
Dried Crop Estimated Same
As Last Year; Peach
Output Unchanged
Most recent estimate .- on the
Oregon fresh prune production
for 1933 is 20.000 tons, which is
only slightly more than half of
the 30,000 tons grown last year.
The dried prune estimate la 20,
000 tons, the same as last year.
Pear harrest will be almost iden
tical with last year, or 2.812.000
bushels, it now appears.
Washington's prune crop looks
to be 20,638 tons on the fresh
deal, compared to 23.100 last
year; and 1,375 tons of dried,
compared to 3,000 in 1932. Cal
ifornia shows a boost orer 1932,
with the outlook on this year's
harrest 186,000 tons of dried,
compared to 181,000 last year.
The fresh, prune production in
California, goes the other war,
however, with an estimated 59,
000 tons for. this fall, against 8,-
000 tons last year.
Peach crop this year in Oregon
will be about the same as last
year, or 230,000 bushels; and ap
ples wui be under the 1932 fig
ure, the estimate bow being 4,-
030,000 Dusneis, against. 4,950,'
000 bushels last year
To stimulate interest in the fur
ther derelopment and exploitation
of oil fields in Germany a central
ou association was formed recent
ly in Hamburg.
Arrangement
July 15th
347 N. Hit
Crown Poultry, Dairy,
Crown Feeds
Feed Cro'wn Feeds .
There is none better
Crown Mill Run
80 -90c
Crown. Rolled
Barley
rrcr lb,
$1.00
sack
Recleaned Wheat
100, $1.60
Dutch Cleanser
era
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Editors on Way
To Their Annual
Meet, Corvallis
number of members of the
newspaper fraternity ot.th state
are passing through Salem today
on their way to the annual sum
mer eonrention of the State Edi
torial association which convenes
this morning in Corrallls. After
two business aesslons, the edi
torial grout will be entertained
at & banquet dinner.
Saturday noon the editors will
be guests at a luneheon aUWald-
port and then will motor up the
Oregon Coast highway for a ban
quet that night at Newport.
Representatives of the Salem
papers and of the press staff at
the capita) here will attend.
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Junior Gardeners
Form at Woodburn;
Fall Show Planned
WOODBURN, July 13 The
Woodburn Garden club met Tues
day night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Burnett. Mr. Timm,
the new president, presided. A
Junior garden club has been or
ganised with a unit of fire mem
bers. - -
Plans are being made for the
PC
IFIL
SiSI7FEI3
Airway
Winning friends by the
thousand
pound H93
Home Adc
Assorted Flavors
H-lb. pk. Pabstett
PEN-JELL
2 package
PEANUT BUTTER
2
Dm.
JATl RINGS
package
Obtain Your Fruits
GRAPEFRUIT STRING BEANG -a
CaL Series.. fH of jlce, doa. JJ-Fresh Green 4 rb
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DANANAO LETTUCE
r? a?? - tom wwhinm.2 S
VotCfftaolono . o') NEW GPUDO Tt(v),K
Baby Beef Steaks
Round Sirloin and
T-Bones
Beef Roasts
Choice Arm and
Blade
loiling EBqqG
Brazing or
Boiling
Doflcscao - Mvei?
fall flower show. . Mr. Burnett
and J. I. Hall war named aa a
committee, to make arrangements
for suitable location. Tea will
b sorred ia the afternoon an!
craning, with Mrs. W- J. Wilson
In charge. Mrs. H. F. Butterfleld
was appointed chairman of the
program committee for the year.
The next meeting will be & bas
ket lunch at the J. J. Hall home
on August 8. -
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SILVEBTii CIILED
BILVERTON, July IS A big
mass meeting is being arranged
aa a portion of the educational
campaign which' local organiza
tions are carrying on in respect
to the bond issue which will ap
pear on the July 21 ballot in re
gard to the proposed sewage dis
posal plant at Silrerton. The
date of the mass meeting has
been set tor July 19 and will be
held at the city park.
A general committee from the
rarious local organizations is
composed of Roy Darenport, Dr.
P. A. Loar, Ernest Starr, James
Scarth, Cal Sehlador, Henry Aim
1 M
3 935 South Commercial St. C
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities -Open Till 9
AH
24Vz
All Oregon Dollar Days
VAN CAMPS TOMATO SOUP, 25 cans . ... r $1.00
FRUITS for SALAD, Del Monte No. 1 cans, 8 cans $1.00
SLICED PINEAPPLE, Libbys No. 2 cans, 7 cans $1.00
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE, Valrita No. 1 cans, 12 cans $1.00
ORANGE JUICE, Valrita No. 1 cans, 11 cans $1.00
TOMATOES, Standard Redona No. 2Vt, 12 cans $1.00
Country Kist CORN, Gold. Ban. No. 303, 15 cans $1.00
SHRIMP, Anticich, Extra Quality, 12 cans $1.00
LIBBYS TOMATO JUICE, No. 2 cans, 12 cans $1.00
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and Vegetables horn Pan
TLQ)C
and I Clair Jarris.
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' The committee has- announced
that it wishes It generally under
stood and . emphasized that ; the
apkeep in interest on the .issue is
not a tax on property, but on the
Dtfomdai?l
228
Ferry
One-Half Block West
Slarion Hotel
WHEAT, recleaned
CORN, cracked or ground .....
BARLEY, ground ...................
ROLLED OATS
PROGRESSIVE SCRATCH ...
PULLET GROWER . ...
1933 EGG MAKER .. ........
MOLAS-O-MEAL .
All Prices Subject to Change Withont Notice
Just Arrived A carload of Morton Salt.
A salt for every purpose. See us for prices.
In rJ
BLUE SEAL
Family Purpose Flour
lb. bag
PURE CANE
Fine Granulated, 10 lbs.
VINEGAR
Bring yonr container, gallon
Galad Drcsstofj
Beet Foods, quart
JELL-WELL
Package
Package
Takit - Salem's Leading
PORK ROAST
Loin and Rib
Cuts
PORK STEAK
Lean' Tender
Pork f
Fresh Ground Beef
or PORK SAUSAGE
Pound ' ' s '"
Ooniicofje .
ilsell as lituldatlon. The
property llen is on the seirag
plant only and the goremment
requires that the plant has - to
pay its own way and this will be
done-by connection charges.
EToccl (5;
Phone
6858,
109
lbs.
100
lbs.
100
" lbs.
(0
-lbs.
$1.50
$1.60
$1.35
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
$2.00
$1.35
P. M.
Marshmallovs
Just the Item for Toast
ing on that Picnic
pound E5
POTATO CHIPS
Regular 15c Size
4m
CAPC
Produce Department-
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