The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 02, 1946, Page 6, Image 6

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The. OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning. August 2. 1946
71 Small Type
Plaiics Offered
In Two Sales
PORTLAND. Aug. 1 Seven-tr-f
ur surplus liiiti and other
j.jfronal-t pe planes and Imns
ports n sf.rt supply will be of-fr-i
n two aecal aales at
funi pike beginning August
12 and 1, the Portland War As
set office announced today. Pri
ority buyers will have first
chrwe to buy the fVns.
The planes to be offered in
clude Beech era ft. Stinson.
Howaidt. FalnhilcU, Waco. Cess
nas. G r u m ma n a . Douglas .
Luckhreds and 'Pipers. All have
If ri urel.
In Ihe f;rht ale. starting Aug
uvr 12, 54 planes are offered at
fc ur- in '.ds in l Palos and
( 'iiiino, Calif.. Augusta, Ga.,
Cxsnrltn. S C and H'tnolulu, T.
H The eignt in Hawaii have been
e.peci&IJy priced because of their
.tn The secorvl sale, begin
nuiiZ Aufs.it 18, offers 20 planes
Yukon, Okla . and Ft. Worth,
The Portland offu-e also receiv
ed word (f 350 -eur-plus Fairchild
IT Id ptimary trainers being put
up lor Mite at Niagara Falls, N Y.
Fixed ti;cea resje from 1990
V. 2,X), depend upon condition.
Salem Market
Quotations
Bt'TTf.KrAT
Premium . .
No. I
No. J ,
BUTTER PRINTS
Wholwl. pound
Hetall. quarter pound .. -
Half pound ..
Pound
VXiti s
Fxtra Ura i
Medium standard
rODLTST
No. I, hens .
No. J. hens
rryers ,.
LIVESTOCK (By Valley rack)
Beef steers Jl to
Beef com i. .1 to
Dairy cows . . M to
Bulls ...... .06 to
La imbs, top
Ewes j
Yearling lam ha
Hogs. top. 180-J70 lbs.
Over 170
Sows
to
Top veal .14.00 to
.7
.7
.11
.It
J
.7
M
.IT
.IS
.IS
-U'i
.1500
. 4 50
.1004
22 M
21 W
ItSO
IS 00
Mineral Oil
Barred in Food
POR TLA N D, Aug 1 - P- The
ktv r.j.i.i of health reminded
putji fi.vt.sf establishments to-
d; U.i t f:.m now rm they may
n "i use rri.neral oil in food.
The N a (1 approve.! a tuberru-l..r.-
(( "tn! program in coopera
tion ith The Oregon Tuberculo
ma ass atf n a cooperative pro-jf.-T
with tre Univii .sity of Oie-K't-i
nio j i hoI ti develop a
cjM .'!- n e prtr:im and a
t i n public health byd-
Selling Causes
Drop in Grains
CHICAGO, Aug. 1 -OP)- Per
sistent commission house selling
caused a reversal In price trends
in the grain pits today after both
corn and oats had displayed
htrenjfth in the early trading.
Prices of the yellow grain ad
v a need around 3 cents at one
time, January getting above its
former 4 OPA ceiling of $1,46,
but fairly large selling orders
were encountered at the peak.
There has been a little more
activity in feed barley futures.
at advancing prices, over the past
few sessions. A small barley crop
is expected this year.
Legal Notice
g-- ? $1,428 435
Table of Coastal Tides
Time computed la Taft. Ore., by
ti 1 S C at and Geodetic Survey
far Oregon Statesman.
J-Miy High Low
Tiir.a Water Time Water
SI 1 43 m SB as am. -OS
S Jl f. rri. 8 43 p m. 10
A ..-1 Hiif Low
Ti-e Wate-r Tim Water
4 . x -n. 4 1 1141 a.m. 1."
C i ST
5 i at I 12 a in. 13
p i as 12 17 p m. i :
S f .4 it ' i I t 2 :14 a m. 10
: 43 I i SS 1 It p in. 2
T 1 4S ! 4 1 3 10 a m. O S
y :o ; 5 Z Tl pin. 2 8
S : l . 4 3 4 -on am. 0.2
11' . At 3 ta p in. 2 t
: 4 S 4 41 a m. -0 2
v li ii4 i ? fl J 4 II) pm. 2 8
10 . il " t u 41 5:l a in. -5
.' H i 8 4 ( 44 p in. 2 S
I'. II .4 4 3 11 tin. -0 7
i : .4 . i 5 V r 2 7
12 i vS ( . ill T 4 mi. -0 B
6 'I I p mi. 2 !
11 COJ a S 7 't: in. - a
1 :4 v i SI ( II pm 2 3
Jft - - - - -
notics- or moAO vacation
NOTlCft is hereby given triat tha
Common fjnuncil of the City ot So
la in Oresan, toy resolution duly and
regularly adopted and filed on - the
1st day of July. 1S4S. baa declared tu
intentioar to vacate, and has Initiated
vacation proceeding to vacate the fol
lowing dearritood property, to-wlt :
All of that portion of the Turner
Ruad between tha South Una sVf the
Southern fatfte Company's right
of iT am the North and the South
line of the alley running Easterly
aid Westerly through Block 1, De
t Addition te the City of Salem.
Marlon County. Oregon, If extended
Easterly.
The lh day of August. 1944. at tha
hour of Sao o'clock p.m. In tha Coun
cil Chambers of the City Hall and lav
the said Ctty of Salein. Oregon, have
been fixed as the time and plaice for
consideration of such vacation and for
the hearing of any objections- or rem
onstrances thereto. Objections, If any,
to such vacation. mut be filed in
writing with the undersigned prior
to the time herein fixed for hearing
the iii
ALFRED MUNDT
City Recorder
Salem. Oreaon. Jly. 5-12-l-2-A. I
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersicnrd by an order of the Circuit
! Court of the State of Oregon for aha
! County of Marion, duly made and en
' tried on the 13th day of July, 1S48. was
appointed Executor of the estate of
. Le&trr Carlton McLeod. All persons
, having clainta against said estate are
i hereby notified to present the same,
; duly verified as required by law, to
him at Route S. Box S57-A. in the
. City of Salem, In Marlon County, Ore
son witain six months of tha data
- of this notice.
Dated this Itth day of July. 1944.
CARLTON JAMES McLEOD
F.xerutor Of the Estate of Lester Cart-
Inn McLeod.
Jly. 19-26-A. 2-t
m wo
IU3 !?E,ILIsS5E
aiwsiaj mm
Buy or order now at your neigh
borhood independent: grocer. Big,
beautiful Golden Hales brimming
with juicf"flayor for conning or eat
ing Tree ripened La Follette Truly
Ripe peaches are picked to reoch
your home at the peak of their per
fection Five selective pickings of the
orchards are made to guarantee per
fect fruit. Mrs. Beryl La Follete in
cludes with each crate the old La
Follette recipes for canning and
quick-freeze processing the family
favorites for three generations.
MISSION ORCHARDS
GIRVAIS, OftfGON
0s r Sits tke 0 1 4 Joaeai Las Misaieai
Altt at ihf I allotting tmmltid tlnruti :
Wood burn on ft Kaai
l.a Follette M Union Orchards:
I rum Halem drlvr out the north river read 4
in 1 1 r lo Mr.N'arv corner. Turn left bearing north
anile Us MitaJon t)rrbards.
Stock Advance
In Seventh Day
NEW YORK. Aug. l-P)-While
the stock market today extended
its average advance into the sev
enth consecutive session, many
recent leaders acted a bit tired
and were inclined to limp.
Buying again was predicated
partly on another string of pleas
ing dividends, earnings and re
viving hopes for fall and winter
business prospects.
Transfers of 830,000 shares
compared with 1,020,000 Wednes
day. The Associated Press 60-
stock composite was up .4 of a
point at 76.9.
Most rails did fairly welt on
congressional approval of the re
organization bill and expectations
of an additional freight rate buot.
The growing scrap shortage cool
ed .asome of the steels. Several
mining shares were bolstered by
the president's signing of the bill
hoisting silver prices.
NEWSPAPER TO START
STANFIEUD. Aug. 1 -7P- With
publication of the first issue of
the Stanfteld Star, a weekly news
paper. Editor and Publisher Clay
ton Darrah said he would launch
another weekly, the Umatilla
Chief, at Umatilla later this
month.
'Over-Anxious
Merchants Get
Verbal Lashing
HELENA, Mont, Aug. l-(tV
Gov. Sam Ford today granted ex
tradition to Corvallia, Ore., of R.
E. Gates, who is wanted there
on a charge of obtaining proper
ty by false pretenses and deliv
ered a verbal spanking to mer
chants who are over-anxious to
make sales.
Sherirt C. N. Lilly of Benton
county said Gates Is accused of
pure-having an automobile with a
worthless rherk and is Wanted on
twu other counts by other Oregim
points.
Governor Ford commented: "It
isn't our policy to play wet nurse
to merchants who are so anxious
to make a sale that tliey take
anyone's check and then expect
the state to go to a great deal of
exiense to cortect their mistakes.
j "However, we shouldn't pre
sume to dictate Oregon's policy
and since this man is an Oregon
J ritisen, they may have him back."
I Gates is being held In Jail at
! Malta..
Perfect rubies are much rarer
j than good diamonds.
Dock Collapse
Sends Building
Into Vessel
KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Aug !
Ll -Seventy-five feet of the No
reby Supply company dm k col
lapsed today and canned a big
warehouse lo rash into the bay.
sirking one trolling vesael and
damaging another.
The roller Gony was sunk and
the troller Redwing had trolling
poles and pilot house am a sited.
Several tons of halibut ger was
dumped Into the ey from , the
pier. No loss ol! Ufa wit report e-t
but Ingvald Nykiru
Igloo, had a narrov
of the troller
the collapsing
him by inches
'I
er ape when
warehouse missed
1
Worry of
FALSE TEETH
Slipping carliTtta1lAqT
Don't be embarrassed by looaa fata
teeth slipping, dropping e wabbtina
I when you eat. talk lor I iaugrt. Just
i sot in hie a utile rASTKETH on your
1 blales. This pleasant fctowder give a
remarkable sense of added rom fart and
security by holding platet more firm
ly No gummy, gooey, pea ley taste or
feeling Its eikaJWae nun -acid . Oe
rASTKETH at any drisg store.
nmn amp mm
wfflm
3
BW WE OOCXS WOTS
O CAN NOW Loavd your pantry with vitamin packed hotne
cannod fruits assd vesietavbtes ... to keep YOUR family healthy
fd meal-time happy when foods are bard to get neat winter
Deiicioua home canoed foods will make your menu planning
essMer . . . and how they help stretch your table budget f
HERE ARE
YOUR CAIJIHIIG HEEDS
Economy Jar Caps .en ITc
Ball Zinc Caps i.,en 23 C
Kerr Regular Lids s d.,. 25 C
Vacn-Seal Lids
Eccnomy Jars
750
PINTS
Dozen
rrs.. 890
KERR
Hason Jars
Vt Pints, Dozen . .65c
Pints, Doen 69c
Quartu, Dozen 81c
Day Wisely --Bay the Besi
FINE QUALITY SOAPS
FOB ALL PURPOSES
T
FVKE AND MOD
Pure and Mild
- A real I la by
Soap - itH so
Kentle.
I I as m .. SS ssb BS 8
ins 'a v rn i
Dosen 9C f
BALL
Hason Jars
Vi Pints, Dozen ... 65c
Pints, Dozen 69c
Quarts, Dozen 81c
"oni6ns F
,. 10 lb, pj , j
Hunch f j iwJSHC
I ; ill 1:
10 ItL menh bair No. I'm
Ik-hiI
Thrif t Lids
Jar Bobbers
ELERY HEARTS
Iff
Vert tender, rrip
Itunrh
Regalar
t dasea -
Cerio .. 8 -os. bottle 19c
LOOK!
In the left cor
ner, below at
the low Hpecial price on thin
year's pack ,
IICP Peclin
Jiffy Seals
rarksge 9 C
Package 8 C
Canned Apricois
mm
WASHES WHITE.
WITHOUT BLEACHING
5-lb. sack
Iarge Pkjf.
5))c
mm
SOfllK. SMOOTHER SUN
WITH CAMAY
3 lor
2e
Iare Pkj.
rH'AUi ' Flaken.
FINE GRANITLATKD
Cane Sugar
FINE GRANULATED
Cane Sugar io ib. sack
Grape-IIuis Flalies 7-oz. pkje.
Variely Pack
1 A 4fla
n-u uuicii uais
Bice Sparkies
Pkn.
16-oz. pkic.
Puffed
. !-.. package
Wheat Sparkies 3-oz. packaKt
fTfl. Tle HreakfaMt of.
WUeaiieS Champions K-oz. pkr.
HreakfaMt
'.-lb. pkm.
w anh-
ory
380
700
100
240
130
130
110
120
100
590
fOR TwiCC THE WA
V J fOM RNC F AtftlCS
ITTnnTT Cf Tfltlf Convenient sizes. Safer for silks
alVUlil OeUUW
and woolenii.
Baker's Cocoa
Borden's Hemo Mb. jar
Brooms Utile Queen Each $1.25
La France Powder 150
tilipfJw'Plr The marvelous soap Osfc 4M
sUiiaClJL at discovery lrgt Package mmlmWy!
HEW! THIS YE AITS PACK
CHOICE WHOLE IfNPEELED
Apricois
No. 2 can
290
These fine apricots just arrived - - They are canned in
HEAVY SYRUP Just right for table use -- the price la
exceptionally low - - Bigger savings in case lots - auk us
about the price.
VJhile Hose
Quart
Gallon
12c 23c 45c
While Muse in one wahay; anl th.it
diK'H a tin cw a v job. .luit add White
Kane to your tub or Wio.liiug mm lime
and notice the whiter, hi ii;hler i lotties
- - lutt" Hum" m if! !! haijd water.
Imperial Valley
Grapcfruil
80 a for sSaC
I.AIY JKAN Kl.fKII
Blended Juice
LADY JKAN FMRI1A
Blended Juice
LADY JKAN II.OKIDA
Grapefruit Juice
UDV JEAN FLORIDA
Grapefruit Juice
IAIY JKAN 1XKIIA
Orange Juice
LAI1Y JKAN HX)IUA
Orange Juice
MCI RF.AI,
Lemon Juice
M1KTV t ATIIOM
Ilinced Clams
it
No. 2 can
16-oz. can
. No. 2 can
150
370
2a8i0
!6-4z. cat
GKANI ISLAND
. 16-oz. can
No. 2 can
490.
H sfha-i
H-o. can 3.UV
' 1 1 f
, OOattl!.
1 0-ok. can aaa9)a l4
1
160
210'
sfsnft r?ae tt e ea
bUl UXCCll UCail NoJ2can
tF.I. MONTH KMAIJ.
Whole Beels n. c.
rMTXWKCT
Cream Style Corn No. 2 can
TASTY PAK
Cream Style Corn No. 2 can stLrif l
itiiiwra .. I
60
170
III 'NT'S
Tomato Sauce
K.A It KAN I)
Deluxe Coffee
NPKAS
3 jst '
atasC
Pinl I tot tie 0;
Cider Vinegar
MPF.AK
Cider Vinegar Quart Dottle JLJ 0
PRICES EFFECTIVE AT THE FOLLOWING IGA STORES
Krneger'sKash & Karry
A boat 1 Mils East of Stale Hospital
East Center at 40th Street
rienty ef Parking Space
Lemmon's Ilarket
Ample Parking Spare
598 N. Commercial Street
Berg's Grocery
1701 Center Street
Corner of 17th
Carter's Market
17th ami Market Street
Its Easy to Park at Carter's
Stale Street Market
1230 Stale Street
"In the Heart of the City"
Model Food Market
27f N. IIi?h Street
Free Parkins It
Orey's
Broadway Grocery,
Rreatfway at Market
Complete Footl Store
lNI)i:PEM)EiCE
Food Market
Iinlepemlenee
Orefion