PAGE EIGHT"
Jlie OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon,. Friday Blorning, September 8, t1939
Dr. Raver Asks
Rate Approval
Bonneville Administrator
Dae to Reach Oregon
- September 19
WASHINGTON, Sept
Dr. Paul Rarer, BonneTille dam
administrator, asked power com
mission officials today to speed
op approral : ot the v new rate
schedule- so he could begin mar
keting Bonnerille energy,
5 Rarer also discissed 'policy
with SecreUry Ickes and said he
would JiaTe "some definite" an
nouncement" to 'make when he
reached Portland September 19.
He asserted the schedules now
before - the ' power ; commission
wonid "meet the needs" of the
project and expedlt sale ot pow
er, little ot which has been dis
posed of to date. j
Xew Rates Flexible !
The rates, prepared by Frank
A. Banks, federal construction su
perintendent of Grand Coulee,
while he was acting as Bonnerille
chief,', were more flexible .than
those prepared by the late J. D.
Ross, Rarer explained.
. Th new rates," he said, "dif
ferentiate between ! demand and
energy charges and make possi
ble disposal of power In certain
sections where the load factor
condition would .not bo advan
tageous under the - horsepower
year base proposed by Mr. Ross.
. Rarer emphasised he did not
Intend to exercise any "dictatorial
authority." "My job," he said, "is
strictly that of salesman." -:
. Harer said he anticipated no
great difficulty Inaugurating powr
er distribution. He indicated h,e
planned some personnel changes.
Including some additions to his
, administrate staff, bat added
Auto Death Toll
Jumps 3 in Day
; PORTLAND, Sept. Tay-Port-
land's 1939 traffic death total In
creased three today,' to J 9. " 4
f Sam Boricn, CO, Colton, died
under the wheels ot an oil track,
four witnesses told Traffic Inves
tigator George Phillips the man
stumbled under the vehicle,
i Phillips also receired a San
Francisco report of the death of
C. E. Hattery. 54, Portland, from
Injuries suffered in an accident
here Jane 10. V - -"
J. E.' Klrby, Portland, was fatal
ly injured in a' collision between
two autos this afternoon. '
he wonld make no announcement
until he reached Portland.
SUNSHINE
Graham Crackers
Extra wheat
germ added.. -lb. pkg. u jt
SEARCHLIGHT
MATCHES
A light in every match. -'-m iM
Large, full boxes...:.r:i 0 for 1C
MR RUBERS 3 dlos. W)c
White
mmm sail
HI
14
Med. Size
pounds
Raisins
aJ Seedless 21c
Fancy Golden Bantam
; "Black Canyon" Brand
25c
Case 1.90
Post
Toastics
Giant ..., gyCg
pkgs. J for tj v
Pure Cider
Vinegar
. mm
Ivoiy Soap
Medium Size
Bar 5C bL 48c
CUT BEAIJS
Green Spot
J cans 25c
No.
2
Case 1.90
-k Pichet;
Pancahe Flour
Ivanhoe
PEAS
Lavora, 5-Sieve
1939 pack 9 Ci
303's J cans av)v
Case of 24, 1.90
Large flflf
package lUW
Uothcr!
Cocoa I
15c
lb.
package
.sft.2U, Cans. 25c
MA HEAT
(Mee
COLUMBIA
45c
lbs.
DBF?.
If You 7anl Quality Meat Your Columbia Market Has It and at- the
iuuucy saving oiumoui srTlce, lOO. -j-
HAM LOAF ,
. - Veal, Pork & Ham
2 ibs.jL ..i 35c
GROUND BEEF
- Always Fresh?
Amours
SlicecT Bacon
: No Rind i
PURE LARD,
An. 35c
BOLOGNA
BEEF HEARTS
Salem Ewe Champ
-
' .. v,.,v .. - ""H fore f 1
i Prices EffU Fridar and Saturday, September 8-9 L. I
tOilCOSiJsl1? U. S. Grade No. 1 iaA Bi)(S
r Cjl Fresh and Crisp - pk'TI j7 rUm
ZSsN Sodas, Fresh s lb. J
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US Grange Head
Cautions Farmer
: vY
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Kir -
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9' If ?'
J. J. Thompson, Salem district farmer. Joined the parade of cham
pion Salem exhibitors at tho stato fair with this bine ribbon
, Shropshire yearling ewe, champion ewe of tins Dreea.
"Redheads Are
Lucky"
By" 'VERA BROWN
(Continued from Pago )
him with Carol today.
"No."
"Oh!
Please, Larry, let's not!
Then Mike broke down. "I haven't
been able to eat or sleep-. I
couldn't go homo and face tho
family . . ." Mike's Toice was so
pitiful that even Handsome was
dismayed.
"Mike, darling. I can't kiss you
on Brooklyn bridge in all this
traffic. Move oyer close to me.
Stop crying!" Handsome was
sincerely sorry. He waa ap
palled at the depth of Mike's
suffering.
"There, put youi arm through
mine. Now listen. I suppose yon
saw that crack in the paper to
day? That's silly. Those girls at
the Inferno wil say anything to
get their names in the paper.
Iris is all right, Just another
blonde. A swell show girl!"
Handsome spoke her name so
easily that Mike winced.
"She keeps calling me up. says
that picture" in the paper is worth
a lot to her professionally." With
that they dropped the subject.
(To be continued.)
Nine Terse Words
Relate Sea Drama
NEW YORK, Sept. 7P)-A
life and death drama of the seas
was told tonight in nine words.
"Proceeding assistance Olive-
Grove," Captain Giles C Sted
maa of the US line Washing
ton told the New York office
after an SOS from the torpedoed
British freighter.
Then several hoars later.,
"Saved S3, lost none. Injured
none.
From New York wens tho
tenth word to close the wireless
file.
"Congratulations," said John
M. Franklin, president of the
company.
"Remember Mistakes and
Disasters Last War"
Taber't Advice
MUSCATINE. Ia.. Sept. 7-GPr-
tu J. Tabor, master ot the Na
tional Grange, urged farmers to
night to remember "the disasters
and mistakes" of the . last war
period over-expansion and spec
ulation, followed by collapse.
.In an address prepared for de
livery to the Muscatine grange
and farmers'- county rally, Taber
said: ; v
"Our over-expansion in agri
culture, onr speculation intarm
lands, our failure to protect the
farmer in the collapse that fol
lowed, left a stark tragedy in
the nation. The farm real estate
boom of the corn belt in 1920
proved a financial curse injuring
an. .
"It is time to keen onr heaf
to t h 1 n k things through and.
On stheBSecord
By DOROTHY THOMPSON
(Continued from Page 6)
racked less continually.
For this war began with, and
will continue to be, a war of
nerves, and unless we are ex
tremely prudent we shall rapid
ly be drawn Into this phase, at
least, of the war.
Copyright, 1939. New York
Tribune, Inc.
-9-11
SEPT. 8
ORANGE JUICE
5c
Nature Sweet,
8-oz. tin
LEMON JUICE
Sun Tan,
8-oz. tin...
5c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
2 for 29c
Holly HOI,
46-os. tins..
MARMALADE
25c
lb.
Jar.
15c
CORNED BEEF
Swift's Premium,
12-os. tin
VIENNA SAUSAGE
FIDELITY
tin : 3 for 25C
lff-os.
glass...
TAMALES
FIDELITY
19c
SARDINES
Pot-o-GoId.
3 25c
2 for 211(5
Breakfast of Champion
aoNT
r- T3 jam
m r . n
iRgraffl? OFFER
COOK BOOK U ZJL UT UX U
M A CAN OP SPRY J f 4
1 u. 9
AND DISC FROM
COME IN AND CET DETAILS
i
19c
Giant
size u
55c
GREEN BEANS
3ti,:-? ;2Sc
CORN
- Ida. Dell Golden Bantam
3 tor 23c
; SUGAR PEAS
Trailer
3 : 23c
3
TOMATOES
Dundee, 2 size.
25C
for
PORK AND BEANS
Dundee, 2 stxe.
3 fftr 2gC
BUNCED CLARIS
lice
Royal Chef,
flat cans..,..
Troops Say It With Flowers on West,
Not With Bullets, Germans Reportin
BERLIN, Sept 7 (AP) They're saying' it with flow
ers, children's toy balloons, leaflets and even with personal
visits alone the Alsatian-German front, according to Ger
man reports which reached the capital tonight.
According to these reports:
1. Both German and FrenchO
soldiers decorated their bunkers
in the Siegfried and Maglnot lines
with flowers while awaitlnr. or
ders from their respectire goTern
ments - tp open fire.
" 2. Occasionally tor balloons
are carried from one side of the
"enemy" line to the other with
friendly greetings.
3. At certain hoars rlsits are
exchanged.
4. This morning -French and
German prirates eren bathed to
gether in the Rhine rirer.
Nasi' military experts said
troops presently stationed In for
above all, use common sense and
keep our feet on the ground."
Taber predicted hog. corn and
meat prices would soar if the
European war lasted long.
uucauons 01 we Magmot and
Siegfried lines would have to be
withdrawn in case warlike oper
ations really are begun. As one
prominent nazi put it, "You can't
expect Frenchmen to shsot don
and kill the German opposite him
when just an hour ago the two
played cards together."
(So far there has' been no re
port 'in Berlin of fighting on th
western front with France.)
I4ner Camouflaged
HONOLULU, Sept. 7.-(p,-The
Empress of Canada arrived here
today from Vancouver, B. C. The
ship approached from a southeast
erly direction, far off her usual
peacetime course. The liner'a
stacks were painted in part with
a battleship grey camouflage.
SoftasEk
Cake
Flour
21c
( NEW MARKET
1 r - J
Wax
Paper
125
feet
11c
146 No. Corn'l, Qt
Phone 4010
S lbs. cJ() (b lbs. )G)(g
COFFEE
One lb. in fa 2f5C 6 5XC8 fT
3-lb.,in,.. 7SC tortoi1
.a . VAL VITA
Peet'o Granulated jpopEs EJeasHS
Soap No. i
Large Size ...... 2(g
2 P.O. Soap 2i cano
cow mix m&sm
2 tor 2H sAP
(S(Q)I?0il(BCfl Large .
IBg Giant Size . .. 4J
BORRENE A fie
2 (SannGSa BARS0AP - 1
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Larcc size ES cans 2S
If-
Aasarlea's Favarits -
conn FLAKES
hrsds of Whe( Whsst
KRUUELES...S.
' taapl CrseSdsrPsof
RISE RR1SPIES. .
oc Can
10c -.
10c Z&XS 1 2
DINTY
SPAGHETTI
MEAT BALLS
cans
29c
jssmmv OFFER
mrmtFROsTiNcs
SCOOK. BOOK.
r COMB IN AND OCT OETATLS ; I an
PJATIONAL BISCUIT
Shredded
Wheat
. lb. , u
BIUTTON I
Giant
size
:-29c
-5):lbt
ORANGES
Sweet and juicy.
2doz.l9c
SAUSAGE
Country Style .
Ibs.Uiu25
LETTUCE
, 2 heads 9C
ONIONS
CORN
2o25c
ICC
lb.
Salmon, Half
ot Whole, lb.
Hne Quality JusfTryJEm