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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning; March 29, 1935
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AT CHAMBER HEDE
Awards Wade; Br&hdt and
-. McWhorter Discuss
. Farm Problem'
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- In tbe second newcomers' meet
ing in 10 days, 40 persons gath
ered at the chamber of. commerce
yesterday afternoon to hear Prof,
o: T. McWhorter and Prof. P. M.
Brandt, of th Oregon state col
lege experiment , suticn , .discuss
farm .problems. .... "
' In the awards distributed,1 H. H.
Dick of Salem, route 6. box 433,
receired the prjie for milking the
largest number of cows. He came
here last September from North
cast Montana. None of the wom
en present qualified for the lay
ing hens award, so Herbert Mey
erhofer. Sublimity, a newcomer
from Iowa, carried the honors, A.
. Barnes, with 17 varieties of
fruit, took this award. He lirea
on route" four, box 213, Salem,
and came here In September from
Belfield, N. D. ' "
Brandt, in discussing dairying
la the Talley, lahL-especial stress
on quality production and the fact
that systems of feed must be
- changed from that' used ; In east-
- ern or midwestern areas. In terms
ot - digestible - nutrients, he sug
gested mill run the cheapest food
the farm can buy. Best feed to
produce on the farm for cattle is
oats and barley, he said.! These,
with millrun, boneflour, salt and
oats and vetch hay and kale he
: indicated as suitable for good pro
duction.' "- 4 "
McWhorter, devoting hla time
Child Labor Law Again Delayed
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Senator Edward CeUga Secretary Franca Parkin
Although he child labor amendment has been ratified by 24 of the
required 36 states, even staunch supporters of the bill retain little
hope of its inclusion in; the constitution this year, President Franklin'
D. Roosevelt has endorsed the amendment and made it one of the
principal objectives on his program of social reform. The child
labor amendment would give congress the power to limit, regulate,'
and prohibit the labor of persons under 18 years of age. Senator
Edward Costigan, of Colorado, is one of its staunch supporters.
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JOSEPH M HELD
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W. L RiddleAnswers Call;
Burial Conducted From
Christian Church
SCIO, March 28. Joseph Fink,
9. died at the home of a daugh
ter near Jordan, March 26, and
was buried from in cainoue
church at that place Thursday
morning. He had been ill with
pneumonia about a week. ;
Mr Tink was born in Austria
May 17, 1865, and came to the
United States in 1882. I Ten chil
dren, 45 grandchildren, and 12
great-grandchildren- survive. Four
daughters and one son reside near
Sclo, two daughters at Salem, a
daughter at Newberg, another In
South Dakota, and a. son in, Can
ada. '
. W. L. Riddle, 74, died at the
home of his son, A. L. Riddle, near
Sclo at 7:20 Tuesday! morning,
March 26. following an illness of
several months. Funeral services
were held at the Christian church
in Sclo Thursday afternoon with
burial in Willamette Memorial
bark cemetery near Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Riddle came to
Sfln inmmnnHv last summer and
the former had been ill most of
the time since. The widow and
one son survive In this vicinity
Deceased was born in Porter coun
Gets New Job
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Stanley k Reed, above, general
counsel of the RFC, was appointed
by President Roosevelt to be
solicitor general of United States,
succeeding Jf Crawford Biggs, of
. North Carolina.
ty, Maryland, February 25, 1861.
He was a charter member of the
K. of P. lodge at Rood House, 111.,
and had received 60-year jewels
both In that order and In the Odd
Fellows lodge.
MB HOSTS
FOjSTUDnCE
SILVERTONT, March.' 28. One
of the pleasant affairs ot the, week
will be the student body dance
sponsored by the sophomore class
Friday ; night at ' the - auditorium.
Miss Estora Ricks is class adviser
and Is helping . the studenU ar
range the affair. T?'
-, An outdoor Idea will be carried
out- in decorations with Indirect
lighting and - porch furniture. The
special entertainment, will follow
a: carnival ..plan. t Calvin Storey
will catt the special dances. -'
: Louise Holm Is general chair
man while Virginia BUyen . and
Lois Gay are in charge ot invita
tions. The decorating committee is
composed of Opal Bolme, Graham
Preston, Phyllis Skaife, Helen
Songer. " 1 :
Chaperones Include Rev. and
Mrs. C. J. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Gay, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bilyeu,
Mr. and Mrs. Bolna White, Mr.
and Mrs. B. DeQuire, Mr. and Mrs.
R. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Songer, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Coom
ler and Mr.' and Mrs. A W. Green.
have asked for bonds of the new
Issue offered by the treasury at
2 th per cent rata of interest, lo
cal banks said j yesterday. The
bonds called bore 4 per cent
Only a small proportion ot the
bond holders, are exercising their
rights to ask tor payment in cash.
: NOW ON DISPLAY .
A AH AM
2-Door Sedan""
Folly Equipped ..
Delivered, Here,1 Salem .
Hydraulic Brakes,. Shatterproof Glass. 20 Miles to the Gallon
f WE IXVITE TOUR INSPECTION
- LODER BROS.
445 Center Street Phone 6133 V . Salem, Oregon -
Graham Sales and Service for JIaxion and "Polk Conntlea
Most of Liberty
Bonds Traded In
The majority of Liberty bond
holders In this vicinity whose
bonds have recently been called
by the United States treasury.
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Eompletelay, 100 lbs. ..$ 2L35
Challenge Mash, 100 lbs. 42.35
Leader Mash, 100 lbs. . $2.10
Lilly's Lawn Morcrop -
50 lbs. . $1.25
Seed Potatoes Bulk Seed j;
W. J. Lee & Son
349 Ferry St. Phone 0418
Cash For Eggs and Butt erf at
PRATT'S POULTRY REMEDIES
to discussion of fruits of both tree
and Tine, warned newcomers
against planting apples and pears,
for these industries, he said, have
been boosted until the market is
oyercrowdei and prospects of
heavy competition for the next 50
years. Cutting down the export
market has. been especially hard
on the apple industry.
McWhorter opined be did not
want to appear too pessimistic
concerning these crops and added
he knew cases of some growers in
Court St. Christian
Church
Bible School 9;45. -
Morning 11:00-"THE GREAT
" EST ENEMIES OF THE
CHURCH"
Evening, 7:30 "THEIR GOD
MY PEOPLE."
HEAR!! Our Violin Trio
D. W. DANIELS
PASTOR '
Court and 17th Streets
this area who made good money
on apples last season by finding
local markets.
Cherry growers, he said, are in
fairly good shape as long as the
tariff stays on.
He cautioned would-be berry
growers to know definitely where
their market Is before entering
this business. While the young
berry market looks pretty good
at present, he indicated growers
are questioning when the satura
tion point will be reached.
Harry Riches, Marion eounty
agent, presided and offered new
comers facilities of his office In
solving their farming problems.
ANNOUNCE MARRLtGE
STAYTON, March 28.-iComing'
as a surprise to their many friends
is the announcement of the mar
riage of Marion Lampman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lampman
and Valeda Darley, daughter of
Mr. antf Mrs. Charles Darley. The
marriage is. said to have taken
place last September.
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SOMEWAY TO MAKE $0ME
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OF COURSE, WELL BE GUD
TO HAVE YOUR UTILE CAKES.
THEYR NICE LIGHT WELL
SHAPED ONES. TOO 1
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WOMEN'S
MRS. HART. YOUR CHOCOLATE CUPAKES WERE
ALL SOLD BY NOON TODAY I YES. AND WE HAVE
ORDERS FOR FOUR DOZEN EVERY SATURDAY.
THEY'RE LOVELY-WISH I KNEW HOW YOU MAKE
THEM !
THATS SWELL, PEG.
you'll be mak -
INC YOURSELF A
NICE PIECE OF
CHANGE EVERY
WEEK
THOSE LADIES WERE
DYING TO ASK FOR. THE
RECIPE. I DIDNT TELL
THEM-HE SECRET WAS
CALUMET I
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CALUMET BAKES ,
BETTER.BECAUSE ITS
REALLY TWO BAKING
POWDERS IN ONE!
A QUICK ONE FOR THE MIXING
ROWL-ITS ACTION SET FREE
BY LIQUID. IT STARTS THE
LEAVENING PROPERLY.
A SLOWER ONE FOI THE
OVEN-ITS ACTION SET
FREE SY HEAT. IT PROTECTS
THE BATTER. OR. DOUGH
ALL THROUGH THE BAKING.
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'That's why your baking is bound to be better with Calumet's Double-Action. And
notice! Just one level teaspoon to the cup of sifted flour. Calumet goes farther it's
J, thrifty! Try it in my Chocolate Cup Cake recipe!"
CHOCOLATE CUP CAKES
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Flour. Seta, wenbeatea
1V4 taBapoona Calumet Bakinc 1 tqymm Baker's Unsweet
Powder coed Chocolate, mdted
Ateapoootalt , i MeaptxaOt
- H P buttet or eftethorteaiiig ItaanmavaniOa
Sift flour oace, itawirt. add taMag owocr and It. and tin.
together Usrea times. Cream buttat tAorou(hlr, add wear (rad
aailr, aad cream totethcr oatil light and fluffy. Add en and
beat weB; then add chocotata and blend. Add floor; alternately
with milk, a mall amount at a time. Beat after each addition
nntil 100010. Add vanilla. Poor into greased cup-cake pan,
fiUint them H run. Bake in moderate oren (350 F.) 10 minute,
or nntil done. Spread with rren-euoute or boiled frosting, and
decorate with chopped nuts, tiny colored candies, coconut, or
design of melted chocolate. Makes M can cake. .
" AU aiaumaMaM are farei.)
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A product ot General Food
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RECIPE BOOK FREE - MAIL COUPON
Frances Lee Barton, General Foods. Battle Creek, Mich.
Pleasa send sna year new FREE recipe book. "The
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This offer expires December 3 1, 93S (not good in Canada).
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TWO STORES 93S .SOUTH COMMERCIAL AND CORNER COURT AND COMMERCIAL STREETS
FEATURES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY MARCH 29th, 30th and APRIL 1
2i
Pure Brazilian Blend
1 pound ; 18c
pounds 2)(3
HOB mrniLiL
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Ritz Quality, But not Price
Q pounds
EPWwAEPS
Vacuum Tin
2 ii,.
Edwards Coffee
Is Better
can
Produce
Features
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Friday and Saturday
CARROTS
Young and Tender
bunch (g
Avocados
Large Size
each
Bananas
Golden Ripe
pound
SPINACH
New Local
pound
wTomatliDec
Firm Pack
lg.tin ft
TUNA
Regular Tins, Light Meat
each
Max-i-Mum
Finest Cane and Maple
Qt. tin 25c
Vz gal 45c
Gallon 85c
The Perfect Shortening ;
3-lb. tin
Marshmallows Puffiest Quality b. carton USB
SaUd Dressing Best Foods - Home Style q. S
CllOColatC Guittard's Famous Chocolate 1 lb. tin 11-3
Ritz Crackers The New Cracker box HQ
RPay'n Takit Price Will Save You 0 I Ttimm
inso Money 2 lg. pkgs. 3pQ
Toilet Paper Scott Tissue 3 rolls 2
Calumet Baking Powder 1 lb. can 23
SPECIAL KELLOGG SALE
1 1 ay
3 for 25c
Bpep
Iris!
11c
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FREE
ALL FOUR 29c WITH YOUR COUPON
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White King
OrigffMt Granulated
COAP
MUM OWlCtEfcHIW
t-: a a I. f.
paekage
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Cigarettes
KOOtS
pkg. 15c
Carton
Bring, Your
Kellogg
Coupons to
Pay'n Takit
SARDINES
Oval tins, 3 for ...
21c
SOUP Van Camp's Tomato, v
No. 2 large Q
can J..; tC
LENTEN SUGGESTIONS
9c
.10c
SALMON
8-oz. Rosedale
1 lb. tin ....
POST TOASTIES 0
Fresh stock, 3 pkgs. ...11'
OYSTERS
Tender Cove, can
10c
TOMATO JUICE
3 No. 2 large cans 1.
5 No. 1 tins .
25c
.. 23c
S J Market FoaturesL
SffiKDH.H E NBEJ-G SITEAKS " Eoneleoo BcoS Cabeo
The Best Sirloin and Rib, Cut From Choice Young Beef To Braise or Stew
Q pounds 2 pound lO, pound
EDHEilL P1K5ESILES SaEac3 EPi?esoijinig 5titoge BnatttlG
Firm and CrisfS In, Bulk Very Good - Same Cure as the Best Hams Nice and Lean
g(g quart pint Z)( VOUna
Always Welcome at Pay'n Takit Whether You Buy or Not Come in and Look
CHARLIE DuVAL, ELMER MEANS. Market Managers
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