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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning. Angqst 4, 1933 PAGE THREE J "S' ' jsi T I Shave Cream LARGE 35o TUBE ; Special! INDEPENDENT DRUGGISTS j j 115 Southi Commercial St, HEADACHE? DEPRESSED? ACID STOMACH MAY BE THE CAUSE . . . A spoonful of Kexall Milk o Magnesia la coot water win neutrallxe excess acid that may be the cause for sluggishness, haadacatt and dufi listleu fealinf.. Try hi Milk of Magnesia full pint 29C MPARETHESt? -PRICES 50c Feenamlnt Gum ........ 60c Murine for the Eyes . 9135 Sargon . Tonic 25c Carter's PUls ... 75c Doan's Pills 85c Jad Salts . . . SHAMPOO NECESSARY to LUSTROUS HAIR . . lathers quickly into rich cleansing foam. Remotes dirt, flakes and grime. Pare otla tone the hair and acalp. KLENZO cocoanut oil SHAMPOO 39c $2 S. S. S. Tonic .... ..28c .39c ..98c ..15c ..49c ..49c $1.39 50c Santlseptie OQ Lotion 03 C 50c Hind's . 9Q H. A. Cream . . . aiaf C 25c Palmollve Talcum 9c 75c San Tan Oil ... . 39c ... 29c 50c Silque QQ for the Skin OSJC SOc Zip Cream 4HI U JUDBERS INSPECT FlrJE PIGS BETHEL, Aug. J. The flae herds of Chester White and Pol and China swine on the dairy farm of J. M. and Cast A. Nich ols were Inspected by the 4-H clob group Tuesday. This group is practicing judging stock. Cass A. Nichols, who has been seriously 111 at bis home here is now reported to be deflnately im proving. A trained nurse Is still in attendance. Gladys Morgan has taken a position as nurse at the Salem General hospital, be ginning work the first of this month. Mrs. Grace Crater of Seatle has been a guest at the home of Mrs. Frank Halik for a week. Mrs. Crater formerly lived in Sa lem, and is now risking friends In Portland. - ...... West Salem . News WE ST. SALEM. Ang. t. Among firms signing up for the National ReooYery Act in West Salem are the Pedee Lumber company, W. T. Grler, president; Randies Drag company. The Milo Jensen Grocery, The West Salem Bus, Leonard Capps, operator; Ernest Garrett, Texaco Station, Gertbs' Grocery, Buetler-Qulstad and L. L. Sloper, merchant. Many others are waiting for the papers and stickers and the Cleary-HUl- man Packing company will co operate and be In alignment by or before September 1st. Lester Brannan was rranted a building permit for repair of his barn at an estimated cost of $40. The Peter Foelkls are building a new garage- on ' their lot on Third street. " " Wesley Miller, son' of Mr. and Mrs. E. Lloyd Miller, who has been vacationing with friends and relatives in the mountains near Deadwood for .several weeks, re turned home the middle of the week. Mrs. Hattle Mattox was taken to the Salem general hospital with a severely Infected knee the last of last week, and at the present Is no better. She has been making her home, at Sax ton's place. H. J. Miranda of Seaside has moved into the H. Deranleau house on Edgewater street to make his home, Mr. Deranleau going to Portland for a visit at the L. Cole home to be with his daughter for a time. Mrs. Nannie Griffin, who ac companied her daughter, Mrs. Charles Chalfant as far as San Francisco, on her way to Pan ama, and saw her on her boat the Pennsylvania, has returned home. En route home she re ports the weather extremely bot ana her bus having seven blow outs In tires within twenty-four hours' travel. The temperature M wm BEFORE COD. BILVERTON. Ang. I. Present indications -are cthat the regular August city council meeting at Silverton will be quiet when It meets Monday night. "Nothing of special Interest Is expected to come up," says Mayor E. W. Carver. -The report on tne pro gress of the sewage disposal plant will likely not be made as indications are that the com mittee will not have met prior to this meeting. A committee consisting of P. L. Brown, Hugh Range and Charles Reynolds was appointed to make preliminary plans for the plant, following a special meeting of the council held last week. Mayor Carver is to act as chairman of this committee. ranged from 114 to 120 degrees. Mrs. Chalfant .expects to reach Panama on or about August 7. Postoif ice Cost Here Lower Due 'To Cuts in Pay te.v'tnv "r ti 5 7X5.71 were tiTYr1 an frr the local COStofflC during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933, 'Over the year enamg June SO, ISSz, through compen sation deduction of clerks and carriers. A similar percentage ae- . .at ducted from the saiary oi m ...tr and feea oald tor de livering special delivery matters makes the total saving in run ning expenses slightly higher. In 1932, Postmaster jonn n. Tartar's records show, clerks were receiving a total of 157.811, 88 as compared witb the $49. 550.08 paid tor similar services In U33. Carriers received 5'38 87 during the former year while they were paid 150.824.71 dunng the year jusi ciosw 60c Caldwell's QQ Syrup of Pepsin .... 0 C 91 Ladies' Syringe $1 Klenzo Bath Spray . . Bathing Caps Values to 50c 49c 69c 10c 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste . . $1 Listerine Antiseptic . . . 25c Colgate's Tooth Past . SOc S. T. 87 Tooth Paste 29c 71c 19c 37c frOOTrw Make your teeth whiter I RexaS Milk of Msgneria Tooth Pasts neutralizes month acids that cause dingy and decayed teeth. Milk of Magnesia TOOTH PASTE Xew Hy-Da-Way COOT Fonntain Syringe Vfatl'w 60c Danderine QQ Tonic JJC S 1 Lncky Tiger . . . 1 lb. No. 1 Agar Agar . 1 It. Witch Hazel IS oz. Pure Bay Rum . . 69c 19c 19c 75c Van Ess Massage . . . , 69c 29c $1 Oraltine fiQ Food Beverage .... 29c 39c SOc Lord Baltimore Portfolio 75c Chariot Portfolio . Ad efective Fri., Sat. and Moiu, Aug. 4-5-7 J IQSfig do svutr PEANUT BUTTER Fine Quality in Bulk C lbs. Sperry's Ideal Biscuit Flour. Package 2c Baby Maximum 4 cans EE Vfiimegai? Pure Cider Gallon (5IFI7EE Airway, the leader in Quality and Price. Lb- (SIheece Fancy Full Cream lb. E2V2 CARNATION WHEAT Save before the advance. Large package Ef)c EDev rJeafi Libby's g cans Primrose 491brsk. $E39 POei & Beam; Campbell 's. No. 303, each P. & G. Laundry. bars Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuit-2 pkgs. 11 2c With Your Coupon 1 Packaie 11c. 1 Packase FREE With Your Coupon IBoiaoinias Fancy Yellow Fruit 4 Local Large Bunches A real value. Dozen Pure Gold. Dozen 162 N. Commercial Phone 6169 Save at the following Safeway Stores: We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities $1.00 Orders Dlivered Free Excepting Features 1978 N. Capitol Phone 8620 1927 State, Phone 9485 0 o r a V.S . v , f , ' ' ' iX jr :.:.'.-.':-:.r.'.,:-.:...:.,.:.v:':.y.-.-,; . -... .w.-. PRICES EFFECTIVE AT BOTH STORES 935 Commercial Court and Commercial Fri Sat. - Mon. August 4, 5, 7 We Reserve the Right To Limit Quantities O T? SFZS f TT. o n iy ?za iiSoi: & tl!l6 6 cans r::':: Sc Blu-Seal Hardwheat Every sack guaranteed, 24-lb. Kerr Mason, Ball Mason Candy Bars, assorted Maximum Peanut Butter 2 lb. jar Pretzelettes 12 oz. Cello Maximum Salt 3 for IOC 22c ............ 15c w carton 8c Jell-Well, assorted flavors Each 5c Prince Albert Can Shredded Wheat Large package Cigarettes, Camels and others Package 10c 10c 10c Cake Flour, Gold Medal, pkg 27c Shrimp, 5 oz. cans, each 9c Milk, Maximum, tall cans, each 5c Luna Soap, lObars 19c IBasim Eastern Sugar Cured Any Size Piece Eg Mb, Armour's Sugar Cured Small Size Sirloin, T-Bone or Rib Steaks, lb.. us m. en. RtoS7tfilffilQ5GQ qSity, pint Hg(g Beef Roast Choice Arm and Shoulder 9V2 lb. Boiling Beef For Broiling or Brasing 7V2 lb. Pork Steak Choice Lean Cuts aaVfes lb. 1 Mn : wroootfavurt COFFEE a llb.Ec AIRWAY gcbednled deliv ery insures freshness of pure .Brazil Coffee. DEPENDABLE Vacuum packed 11 high grade Cof- ILL f-j 1 p fee. Why p a y Ca T) more for good CdO J f Coffee T ' Salmon jnzrs 7c Grapenut Flakes The Summer Q OKn Cereal O pkes. t)t Kellogg's Whole LSSTtfan w neat niscuus frV I Ll ackaces lit lb. 12c That famous nut margarine spread. One of the Best Foods. aiiia Nucoa Cheese 15c Kraft Package Cheese. Tour choice ef varieties. Certo Botll 19c Jar Rubbers sal packages 5c Ball Mason Jars 69c (Pts.) Dos. Fresh Produce Prices Good Friday and Saturday Only Obtain Your Fruits and Vegetables from Pay'n Takit Salem's Leading Produce Department. Oregon U. S. No. 1 Potatoes U. S. No. 2 50-lb. bag 69e I Bananas lib. 5c Goldtn Ripe Solid Fruit Peaches In No. 3 Baskets Tomatoes 4 sups, hoc Red, Ripe Cabbage jpei? HUP. 31 - Fresh Local OUR STORES OPEN AT 8 A. M. AND CLOSE AT 6 PM. DAILY . - . ... mm s I ' : . , , , , , 3 3". '4 I 3 i - 1 i ii k- i i H ' rrm 11'- . . , ,
