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UzrtinThanks
r Governor Meier
Governor-elect .Martin, In a tel
Hnia received at thf executive
department - Thursday thanked
Governor Meier lor the tatter's
message of eongrratolatloa sent
from Salem "Wednesday. Martin'
telegram read.
. 'I want yon to know bow
much X appreciate receipt of roar
telecram of consratilatlons on mf
aleetion. I am deeply grateful
for your offer of assistance, How
ver, knowing rear devotion to
til Interests of tn welfare ot our
people, I know 70m would da
t
IS
AM-H ED
ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES 351 STATE STREET
Repeated
Again . . .
Blast of our sensational prices of last week are continued for another week. Wt
hire engaged additional help to serve yon.
Tender . Choice Tender
CIQLOIM BEEF BOIL BEEF
OTEATX BOAST
lb. g) lb. lb.
Wo respectfully suggest that you purchase an extra supply Saturday as we will be)
(5SS)GG(&1 MB EDasr naoEasr
In Observance of Arrastice Day
Milk Fed Milk Fed Fancy
VEAL VEAL LEG O'
ROAST STEAK VEAL
E2l2c g ib.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS WEEK'S DROP IN VEAL PRICES
Tlavorized" Sugar Cured Home Rendered
IKIammG ! IPaim5G Pure Lard
Half or .Whole Boil or Bake Nothing Better
Effig Ib 1 flfl Ib- savfr ib.
OLD FASHIONED
Country Style Sausage
per lb. J7
FRESH
GcoiuunKui EocS
per lb. 2(
USELESS TO PAY MORE RISKY TO PAY LESS
Wo close at 6 pan. On Saturdays at 7 p-m. HARRY M. LEVY, Prop.
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WD
US 0PM
Instruction is Preliminary
to Survey; to Continue
Next Week, Plan ,
Two score men and women at
tended "school" to study various
phases of the national housing
act yesterday at the chamber of
commerce aa a preparatory jnove
to the launching of tSa dty-wlde
tome survey. . They survey Is to
be undertaken ' to farther v the
horn modernizing campaign ia
Marlon county, directed toward
the expenditure of neatly one
half million dollara for.' home im-
provementa.
The achool, which opened yes
terday, wiU be continued next
week, according to C. s. Wilson,
manager of the chamber ot com
merce and chairman of the noma
surrey committee of the campaign
group, sneldon F. sacaeu, gen
eral chairman of the workers.
Chairman Wilson and T. A. Rat
fety, who will direct the canvass
ers, explained the details of the
program.
Records wfU bo kept of lm
provements to be made and need
ed improvements on each of the
6,000 homes In the city, accord
ing to the present plan. The can
vassers are to be known aa "Rep
resentatives of the Salem Better
Housing Program", and will be
Identified by identification cards.
The representatives are not an
thorlxed to collect or ask for mon
ey, the campaign officials report
ed.
"These representatives do not
want a cent," T. A. Raffety said
last night. "They are being dis
patched to each home to explain
the detaila of the national nous
ing act and to ascertain where
home ownera are interested.
"Each representatire Is sup
plied with a small green card,
identifying him with the program.
The committee ia asking the home
owners of Salem to giro these
representatirea a hearing- so that
many of the mlssunderstood
points of the program may be
cleared.
"We hare been very careful in
our selection of workers to under
take this surrey and we feel they
represent a n unusually fine
group."
The workers will be able to ex
plain all of the workings of the
national housing act and to fur
nish the home owners with a
building directory listing eTery
firm In the city, aligned in any
way with the movement, which
has cooperated in the campaign.
Eakin Successor
Not Yet Chosen
The state relief committee's re
commendation as to a successor to
H. E. Eakin, resigned chairman
and member of the Marion coun
ty committee, is still awaited. It
was announced at the governor's
Quality
Meats
and
Groceries
cfl tag 00 :g
Fresh
Fruits
Vegetables
975
A. S. (Pat) Johnson
Phone
5073
TJarflCt CORNER MARKET AND CAPITOL ALMOST
Formerly Sasnpeoa's
Otocct .
We have had many fine compliments on our remodeled, renovated store, also comment
of our complete stock and right prices. .Look over the following prices and come in
and pay us a visit These prices are for Friday and Saturday.
WONDER
lb.
can
0
Van Camps
n 1 Tomato
SI
Can
all brands
in stock
tall can
Preferred
Stock
7
close
W
2
uka
s.
atsc 2h. oir as Snagai?
pure
cane
10 lbs.
23
T "I 1
iifsai?tJGc ,Re8ular price2p.s(
I ) J White -
, Swift
bars.
o o j 0, 0
as
IQ)A. :A &H a. lb. pkg. gte
o
Hoody
Old Dutch Cleanser 2 pes. esc I Baiting Powder K. C. - Qc
A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
12 g 76s. c o b o SS
WE FEATURE PRIME STEER BEEF
Church Leader
. III!
10FFIG1SCOB
TO
Her. Hogn Vernon White, D.
of Boston, ho will "be a guest
of the First Congregational
chorch Sunday.
office yesterday. Although Eakin
submitted his resignation several
weeks ago and announced It pub
licly October SO, the state com
mittee has not' suggested man
to take bis place. It waa said.
Meanwhile the Marion tomty
committee and relief department
heads report themselves handicap
ped through lack ot action on im
portant' matters.
BLAMED
1.
ACCIDENT IS FINED
J. H. Nelson, 1765 Hickory
street, whose automobile struck
Jack D'Arcy, 685 North Church,
in a pedestrian lane at High and
Court street! yesterday morning,
iater pleaded guilty in municipal
court to failing to glre right ot
way to a pedestrian and paid a
) 5 fine, according to court rec
ords. D'Arcy waa not seriously
injured.
Robert Belcher. 244 Marion
street, riding a bicycle, likewise
escaped hurt when his cycle waa
hit by a machine driven by John
Erans, 860 Chemeketa, at High
and Marlon, a report to police in
dicated. Lesser accidents reported
yesterday Involved the following:
Gerald rFeeman, route 1, and
A. B. Wilson, route 4, on Commer
cial between Court and Chemek
eta; R. W. Hans Seits, 2040 South
High street, and aa unidentified
motorist, in front of high school
on Marlon; Emery Dehut, 1145
Rural, and an unidentified Cali
fornia driver, on State between
Commercial and Liberty; A. O.
Eld, 1065 Erixon, and Mrs. C. B.
Sicgmund, route 4, at 15th and
State
SALEM
CHURCH
Two' denominational leaders
from Ut4 east will bethe gnests
of the officers and the young
people of the First Congregation
al church on, Sunday.
Dr. Hugh Vernon White of
Boston, is the educational secre
tary of the American board of
commissioners for foreign mis
sions. He is a native of Califor
nia, a former pastor of a church
la Stockton., and member of the
faculty ot the College ot the
Pacific.
Mrs. Helen Ranney is well
known to Conrrentlonalista of
Oregon having formerly been lo
cated on the coast. She is sow a
regional secretary of the commis
sion on missions with headanar-
ters at Chicago. She has recently
returned ; from a tour of Russia
with the Sherwood Kddy party.
. Members ot the church cabin
et, with their .wives or husbands,
will ' ba boats to Dr. White and
Mrs. Ranney at a 4:10 tea, Sun
day 1 afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. a Clarke, 725 N. Capi
tol. Both visitors will apeak brief
ly and will lead an Informal
discussion of the extension work
ot the churches.
At 7:3d Dr. White will meet
the members of the W. C. Kant
ner Chapter,' Comrades of the
Way, and of the Fortnightly club
at a fireside meeting at the par
sonage. 440 Center. Mrs. Ranney
will apeak: at the evening ser
vice of the Knight Memorial
church.
Salem Grangers
Gather Saturday
Salem grange will hold its reg
ular meeting Saturday at Miller's
hall, with the morning business
session starting at 10 Mock. Aa
Interesting program, nas been pre
pared for the 1:30 o'clock lectur
er'! hourto which the public is
invited.- , :
School District
Squabble Heard
In State Court
Arguments of attorneys were
heard Thursday In the state su
preme court In the suit brought
by school district No. 1 against
school district No. 45. both in
Multnomah county, Involving a
recent change in the boundary
lines of th former district. In
changing the boundary lines the
district boundary board consoli
dated the two districts.
The suit originally was filed
in the Multnomah county circuit
court where a decree waa handed
down favorable to school district
No. 1. The directors of school dis
trict No. 45 then appealed to the
supreme court.
To)T?1Wr5( I
294 N. Commercial E. H. Bingenheimer, Proprietor Phone 3527 4 Deliveries
SALEM'S PROGRESSIVE STORE
Valley Boee Flow, i M r
valley blend, 49s ...
Kerr's Hard Wheat
Flour, White Eagle .
Kitchen Queen Floor
40 lbs
Kerr's Rolled Oats
10 lbs
Kerr's Graham, tine or
coarse, 9s
Kerr's Farm
10s
Triplet Clieese
lb
Kellogg'a Corn Flakes
S Pkgs
Peas, field ripe 303s
S for
Pare Cane Sugar
10 lbs
$1.59
$1.63
35c
39c
59c
15c
21c
25c
52c
Bins Fresh Candled
Eggs
Medium 29c Doz.
Extras 36c Doz.
They are Good Because
They are Fresh
25 lbs. $1.80
Crown Patent Floar
49 lbs
H. B. Egg Producer, milk, oil
and greens, new low OC
price, 100 lbs $LoD
H. B. Egg Producer with yeast
added. New low
price, 100 lbs. . .
Lard
2 lbs
Rockwood's Cocoa
2 lb. can
Morton's Salt, Iodized
or plain, 2 pkgs.
Fresh Ground Coffee, satisfac
tion guaranteed.
3 lbs. 65c; 1 lb
Kern's Cat&up
per bottle
KC Raking Powder
25 oz
Doable Refined Borax
Powder, 40 oz
Fresh Gingers naps
3 dos
Calumet Baking Powder
1 lb. can
FEED DEPARTMENT
Hodgen Brewster Feeds Lead
H. B. Laywell Egg Mash, milk
oil and greens, new
low price, 109 lbs. . .
H. B. 3-Star Egg Maah, a good
mash, low in price. QC
100 lbs 19
Our Store Will Be Closed All Day November 19
When Yo Think of Feeds Think of. Bug's
100 lbs. $3.10
$1.85
35c
19c
15c
itisfac-
19c
10c
19c
19c
13c
23c
i Lead
i ntflk
$2.10
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
Bananas, fancy fruit -t n
4 lbs lifC
Lemons
2 dos
Cauliflower
head
Cabbage for Krant weight
about 75 lbs. re
Get ft now DoC
The Dalles Solid Lertace A
2 for ; VC
25c
5c
Here Is something you
cannot miss! This fancy
Arizona Grapefruit, large
80 size for 30c dos. or 6
for 23c; or we have the
same as above fruit ia
lOOs for SSc dos. or 6 for
10c. Include a dozen with
your order of groceries.
Soda Crackers, N.B.C.,
plain or salt, 3 lb. box.
Celery Hearts
bunch
Snper Suds Wash Pow
der, 4 pkgs
39c
3c
29c
$2.45
H. B. 3 Star Dairy
80 lbs
Big Six Dairy
80 lbs
White Leghorn Shell, the shell
with life. a
100 lbs Oi.UD
$1.30 I
4r1 IP I
wc 'wii
We Close
All Day
Armistice
Day
fell ireeory
137 S. Commercial St.
PHONE
4010
We Close
All Day
Monday
Nov. 12
THESE PRICES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND TUESDAY
FancyHeadRice 3 flgc Brown SUGAR 3it. Hgc
Corn Meal, yellow, 9s sack 29c
Rex Lye, 2 cans :.15c
Old Dutch Cleanser, can 7c
Armour's Milk, 3 tall cans 17c
Thompson's Seedless Raisins, 4-lb. pkg. 22c
BulkVlince Meaty fancy, 2 lbs 19c
iirnii'jvhiisw
flVrnn 4
3 ""MVSaa
flczrhx
Toilet Soap
MET
LARGE SMALL
23c 9c
WQ LARGE! SMALL
39c
HEALTH SOAP
3 cakes ;..19C
P. A. and Velvet Smoking
Tobacco
can
Fresh and Krisp
SUPERIOR
CRACKERS
Post Toasties
Calumet
i BAKING POWDER
Maxwell Coffee
PMREX
iyz gaL jug
Morton's Salt
8-lb. sack...... (g
J va
OVALTINE
Small Size ..... ((g
Large Size J
Watch
es
- r . Winner ; , H
Boxes to Cartoned
One Carton
Diamond Crystal
Salfc G box
CAPLAN'S CLOSED ALL DAY' ARMISTICE DAY
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