The OEGO!? STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning. Febracry 10, 1S1I
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Frank Sinatra Is dmn tbtn la "before the mike" studies of the most popular radio slater of the day
Sinatra, lour the beamy featured attraction ef the nationally broadcast Hit Farade." Is perhaps
mere la demand today than any ether personality en the air. Ills own sustaining feature. "Songs
by Sinatra," heard orer the Colombia network every Sunday CTenlnr. has rapidly become one of the
most-Ilstened-te Yoeal programs In the history of radio. Day-la. day-oat appearancefollowinr Bis
sensationally snceessrnl engagement la the Wedgwood room at New York's Waldorf -Astoria hotel
asvmo the Importance of nationally broadcast programs. Topping all Is Frank's screen debut In KKO
Sadie's brilliant musical. -Higher and Higher, la whteh, co-starred with Jack Haley and Mlchfle
Morgan, he sings such hit compositions as The Music Stopped sad others. "Higher and Higher" opens
today at. Warnerr Elslnore theatre. r I . t.V-'-- :"'T7fr ; ': '.':
Quota Doubled
In Perrydale
PERRYDAIJS -f Mrs. Ida Do
neen suffered a paralytic stroke
Saturday night Mrs. Doneen has
lived with her brother, Felix Co
megy since the death of her hus
band. Her many friends hope for
a speedy recovery;
Mr. and Mrs. Dick DeJong of
McMinnville were guests Sunday
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Percy Zumwalt and family on the
occasion of Mrs. Zumwalt's birth
day. In the evening they were
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jack De
Jong, Richard, Jimmy and Caro
line and Mary Cyron, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick DeJong and two sons
and Mr. and Mrs. John DeJong
and small son.
Bond sales have reached near
$11,009 for this community. Quo
ta for the school was $4.0
and purchases totaled $90t.00. ,
Mrs. MH ton Frink was brought
home from the hospital the last
of the week where she was two
weeks with influenza and pneu
monia. ; Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Remple will
move soon to Polk station to make
their home with their daughter.
Dave Remple and - family will
move into the home place.
Boilermaker Funds
Co Into Bonds
PORTLAND, Feb. MV-Feder-al
Judge Claude McColloch's sug
gestion meant an additional $500,
000 for Oregon's fourth war loan
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Funds of the rich AFL Boiler
makers Portland local were tied
up some time ago as a result of
legal action involving its muddled
affairs. McColloch's proposal for
investing in bonds met the appro
val of rival attorneys.
They took it to Circuit Judge Al
fred P. Dobson, who signed an or
der permitting the $500,000 invest
ment. :
Long Called
To Kansas
BUENA VISTA Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Johns have taken rooms in
Independence for a few weeks, to
be near his work.
Mrs. Al Taylor was called j to
the hornet of her son because i of
the illness of her daughter-in-law.
Elzia Long was called to Kan
sas by the serious illness of his
mother, who died the day after! he
arrived, ft j
Miss Barbara Wells attended a
meeting of the Federated Music
club in Salem Friday. I
Post Office
dosed Early
Would. Stop Pilfering
Of Boxes in Rickreall
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RICKREALL, The postoffice
door is locked at 7 o'clock every
night now because there has been
some pilfering of the mail in the
boxes.! . .;. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller have
torn down, the old porch of their
house and will, build a new one. '
Mr. land Mrs John Cfoert and
daughter, Janice of Salem were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. B. Holt Sunday. ' , -X..
Miss Emma Kramer" of Mon
mouth and Mrs. Etta Millet of Cbr-
vallis (were callers at the home
of Mrs. E. A.; Stenson Sunday.
Miss Kramer is an old school;
mate of Mrs. Stenson. :
Work has been started on the
grain warehouse to bo built by
H. M. Wait .. : -
Mr. j and Mrs. Arthur Beaver
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Ashby of Salem Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs, Beaver1 and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ashby later
drove ito Lyons.' . i
Mrs D. L. Chase and baby left
Monday by train for her home in
Eugene after spending a week
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, "Tarren Burch. "
George! Van San ten has gone
to Klamath Falls to do some con
struction work.
Mrs. J. F. Vaughan and Mr. and
Mrs. IW. C. Mills were dinner
guests at the home ! of . N. Hills
in Salem Tuesday.-
Miss Mary Oliver who is at
tending' college in Walla Walla
spent j the week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Oliver. She re
turned to the campus Monday.
Mrj and. Mrs. Gil Len water of
Forest Grove visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. Ci Hill Saturday.
Preceding - the grange meeting
Friday night the men will serve
the no host supper j which is to be
held at 7 o'clock. I
; llroiind Oregon
I t By the AMoeUtod Prw
Two youngsters died under au
tomobile wheels Sunday Mar
tin C Baker. Jr, S, at Sutherlln,
and Glen Vandsten,1 8, at Prine
ville . . , . study of Chinese laws,
customs, , and f economics ! would
prepare Pacific coast Industry to
convert war - production ' into a
tremendously, expanded peacetime
trade i with China,' Charles R.
Hook, j steel company president,
said at Portland . -h lijS
The !Amazoo creek flood control
problem win come before a pub
lic hearing of the army engineers
at Eugene February 22 . . V. Geo
logists! surveying Coos county's
coal deposits, opened a fossilized
shell, discovered a liv butter
clam i
Fire razed a 14-apartment unit
at Vanport City, ciuslni damage
estimated v by Tire Chief M. R.
Hanson at $30,000 Forestry
courses will be taught In Lane
county high schools to train boys
for reserve forest fire-fighting
during the summer's dry seasca
. . Bertha H Euland, fomcr
president of the Federation cf
Women's Club and ths' Women's
Christian Temperance union la
Portland died there at the ee cf
Ted McHwain, 5a, former Lin
coln county sherilf, died at To
ledo . ;'
FDR Signs Repeal
WASHINGTON, Feb. MP
President Roosevelt signed a pro
clamation today putting into j ef
fect the repeal of the Chinese ex
clusion . act and fixing a Chinese
Immigration quota of 105 persons
a year.
$3.50
Perm OU
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Complete.
Open Thurs. Eve
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we certainly get a thrill out ef reTdlrXFutrthe swell
jod mat you nave done in Italy n Thr "aniry? nurse is tha
great unsung hero of this- war anhbyl'
Yes," I wrote hero
on-' purpose:, HeroinV sounds too If
inint for; a woman who has flowacroAs SiT"At laht i nci
the Mediterranean, jumped, intd "a f leeltt5turC
dove at her . arid worked VflWTt-? 5r a tittESSZi' rJ
enemy artillery.
Back hoe jherej our Oregon women are ok t9i Jobtoe,
You ought to see the welders inTtfitTwvniSlIidrin
hats. - A third I of all th?shipburieri: inhTrS"w"arl3f
Island yards, art wo'nen1 fJ j
But the -big woman's Job right. bow i4.C4??of'thA
4th War Loan', thousands of Oregon welinrBaieup moTtTof
the civilian arny that is in therepitc1hingrto'shoye'J
Oregon over its 99 million dolliruotaT I
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You can count on ithea toputit; oveSoy; becauad'w
I folks back home in our v comfortable houses" wiilfneVdrietS,
j down the . men and women in theold and mudf the"' ; '
fighting front. I
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nov wining to do our safe oner
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Yes, it's DELIVERY DAY c&your Busick Market. : See Delivery Schedule below. Our delivery
truck tcill be passing your house on day listed. There's no secret about the cash savings or the icider
selection of fine foods you'll find at these markets as hundreds and hundreds of people for miles
around know. So order whenever convenient by telephone; or visit either of these markets. v
We're Just ; Received a Fine Shipment of
Real Orange I-larmalade
This is the pure orange. Full 2 pound
jar. This item looks to us to be about L
the best buy we've seen in a long vr
lime. z-los. jak
Or
If You
Like
... the seedless kind made of Concord
grapes and pure sugar, youTI want
several of these 2-pound jars, 6 points
per jar. priced atl..:..... U.:-
Will Make Them Go Fast!
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lied iirirow Soda Crackers
pound box
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SOAP
Large
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Medium
Bars
P&G Soap
Oxydol
Large package.
6
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.60
bars 280
Ocean Blue
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AIUBSIB UiUU AOfiietS He Six, SpecIaL
25c size 12c
Garden 1 Grapefruit Juice Biff 4C-e.
cans....
Sanldsl Tonalo Joice but
4fi-x. cans
19c
Snnkisi Tonaio Juice
N. t
slxe cans..
3 for 23 C
Snnkisi Caisnp
Larce.
.2 for 29 c
Snnkisi Coffee
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Old Golden I , ,
fSCf-- ; Ground t Snlt Anj: Coffee Mklns
iyOXXee Method.! It's rresher That War. Lb
Grade A Duller
Per lb.
50c
Ilccsa 2-lb. csrtoi
49c
Gingham Qualiiy Toilet Tizzzi
iL S rolls 25(5
As long as
stock lasts..
Shortening
Snowdrift.
S ibs. G90
We have a few barrels of Fisher's
Enriched High Tide Family Flour
to go at only....i. .50-LB. SACK
JBS
Thats Value in Any Language
Hi Ho Craclicrs, Igc. plrg. . 220
Sunshine KrispyCfraham Crackers,
2-Ib, pkg.. . . j P
How If Yen Didn't Gel 0ro ci Thcsa Gccd Brcsas Lnsl VTeek Ycn'd Bcilcr Da
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DELIVEQY SEQVICS
South-Mondays and . Fridays
All of city South Chemeketa street to
South city limits . . Orders must bo -received
by 12 o'clock noon day of de
livery...;; -t -..,-,5
Z : . WEST SALEM AND
: UeralaraMenaars aad Fridays .
North Tuesdays and . Saturdays
AH of city North of Chemeketa street
. . Orders must be received by 12
o'clock noon day of delivery. - ,
KINGWOOD HEIGHTS 1
Orders Most He Ecc tired by II A. JL
Day ef Delivery
j Wednesday r Afternoons
South of McGHchrist avenue Including
Candalaria and Salem IIeihts . . .
East on Madrona avenue to South 12th
stiect and Pacific highway.
Orders Hast Bo CeeetreJ ty .
.12 O'clock Koca Czy cf De'Jrery .
" : Thursday Afternoons
State street Four Cornenn-North on
Turner road Including sll deliveries
West of Turner jrotd and. North through
Capltola Addition.
- Orders Llast Ce eefived ky
12 0cl9ck Ncca Vij cf DcHrsry
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