Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 28, 1948, Page 12, Image 12

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12 Capital Journal, Salem,
5. F. Company Buys
Oregon Steel
Portland, Oct. 28 The
Oregon Steel mill have been
purchased by the Gilmore Steel
and Supply company, San Fran
cisco. The itructural steel firm
here ia the only steel producer
In Oregon, processing scrap iron
and ateel in its electric furn
aces. Details of the deal were
not disclosed.
A. G. Thies, vice president of
the California firm said the
mill would remain as a sepa
rate operation and Arthur M.
Mears, president, would remain
as consultant. He said the plant
will be expanded.
"We feel the Paciiic north
west holds one of the foremost
possibilities in the United
rnn't let Backache. Rheumatic Paine.
Nervoneneae, (jetting Up Nighta, Irfa
Pains, Hurtling Paneagea, Swollen
Anklee. or Clrclea Under Kyea, due to
Tton-orKantc and non-ayatemlc Kidney
tin madder i routue, mane you reel old
and mlaerahla without trying CY8TEX.
finally the rtret doae of CYfcTEX atart
to work Immediately helping nature
riean out eceaa aeida and waatea which
often cnuae many palna. achea, aoreneaa
ind etmneaa. uet UISTKA at drugglat.
Batlafactlon or money back guaranteed
(Advtrtlxement
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulsioa relieves promptly becauM
it goes right to the itit of the trouble
to help loosen end expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw. tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous memhranet. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays the cough
or you are to have vour money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs.Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Don't let 'am throw dust in
your eyes
This Time!
Vote 310 X Yes
Old Ago Pension Act
Give the old folks a break.
Pay them a $50 pension.
Destroy the police system of
the Welfare Commission.
310 X Yes
Paid Adv. Oregon Old Age
Pension Committee
Joe E. Dunne, Portland, Ore.
Elect
Peery T. Buren
Municipal Judge
Voters' Popular Choice
In May Primary Klertion
Fair ond Impartial
Qualified Attorney - Veteran
Pd. Artv. 8urn lor Muni Judta Comm.
rraiia I). eras. Chairman, aalpm. Or
PALMISTRY
READINGS
Drat Time In Vour Clt!
Will Trll Vour Past, Prevent
n Future
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: , S )ueallon
ViyT OPt N 9 A.M.
AdvrrtUrmrnt
PILES Hurt Like
Sin! But Now I Grin
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False Teeth
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UTTf tnriiy at inr drm Mr.
Ore., Thursday, Oct. 28, 1948;
States," Thies added
The new parent corporation
has plants in San Francisco,
Los Angeles and Oakland. Gil
more has had a fabricating and
distributing facility her for
the past two years.
Food Prices Slightly
Lower in Past 30 Days
Portland, Oct. 28 iPi The
federal bureau of labor itatis
tics reported today that food
prices here dropped 12 percent
between mid-August and mid
September. The index of retail food pri
ces on Sept. 15 was 231 4 of the
1935-39 average and 10.2 per
cent above a year ago A slight
drop in meat, poultry and fish
prices was responsible for the
decline. '
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DON'T VAoC u"'0'1 q W ll I
FORGET! -root .t T LiS
There Are Co . c
NO PARKING ?uin t5V- ' c 7
METERS k w.,ncCC
at the
VISTA " "fc-59c L
rsl Y Pn -7 duum UN 99 AT CITY LIMITS 1
Mr MW'h- m k a q
Murphy Praised
For Fire Prevention
Marion county had an out
standing record this year for the
few fires on state lands and
other lands under protection
of the atate, according to Al
bert K. Wiesndanger, executive
secretary of Keep Oregon Green
asociation.
On these lands only two fires
were reported and these burned
over only 2 "i acres.
County Judge Grant Murphy
RABBIT SHOW
Poultry Building
STATE FAIRGROUNDS
PUBLIC WELCOME
Nov. 6 and 7, 8 a.m.-IO p.m.
VHIHBBIiHaiMaHHnpjHW IHaMMajjjMaaJIMaiMailiaiaH. .
has been chairman of the Keep
Oregon Green committee for
Marlon county for several years.
In a letter to Judge Murphy the
executive secretary wrote:
"Your personal interest in our
program to reduce man-caused
fires it largely responsible for
this fine record. In almost ev
10 Down, Pa; Monthly
Venetian Blinds
And Shades Now Available
ELMER
(THE BLIND MAY)
1453 Burr SI. Phona 1328
WEST SALEM
Slata in Aluminum,. Steel ana
Wood Choice of Tape Colors
Measured and Installed .
Within 30 Miles
Call Anytime for Free Estimates
Phone 37328
Sc 5 V? !
50UTH
ery case you delivered your
fire-prevention material In per
son to your committeemen when
on other work in their districts,
and they did a fine Job distribut
I Makes good icings better I
CITY LIMITS ON
ing the material where It would
be most effective."
a, piuMtCfreUy
Better coffee
every time
SPACE
S& quality is so much better I
Sy
mm
Iemteh
frir.tr nr troot" CDrPIAITIF? rrtD
ii a i nni.'ii
ICE CREAM
Pumpkin Center qt. 33c
APPLE CIDER
Hood River gal.
59c
TRICK OR TREAT
ORANGE PEEL CANDY Ib 15c
CANDY BARS
Reg. 5c 6 for 25c
h lji
PUMPKIN 2 can 10C
Cranberry Sauce 0cean sPray 2 for 29c
HI-H0 CRACKERS , 23c
HUNT'S PEACHES 2 .. 29c
BUTTER Grade A Rosebud lb.
68c
MINCE MEAT 1Ibi 14oi.35c
CAKE MIX. ........ ....8... 25c
RED DOT COFFEE . 33c
SPUDS No. 1 Netted Genu. . .15 Ibi. 59c
GRAPES Tokay 2 lbs. 15c
CELERY lb6c
CABBAGE Kraut 10 lbs. 98c
APPLES spitzenberg Vi box (20 lbs.) 89c
SUNKIST ORANGES 2 , 25c
Make Saving Center Your
Holiday Meat Buying
Center
ROASTING J
TURKEYS Fre,h 45C
EVISCERATED FF
TURKEYS Fresh-Fryer, . 55C
GROUND 1A
Chili Meat SIS,., 39C
BEEF ifL
SHORT RIBS Meat On.... fc7v
RIB STEAK . . 49e
Both Stores Open From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Includ. Sundays
Two Money Saving Markets
SAVING CENTER
SALEM
Mile North
of the Underpass
TORES
('n v
V
W. SALEM
At the Foot
of the Bridge