The OREGON STATESMAN, Salens Oregon, Sunday Morning, April 1, 1934
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HELP WANTED !EMALE
4 folicitora. flood local prop., 175 S.
Com'L
an n ii n nr in if 'mmnim n
LADIES list names and ad dress
es, spare time for mall order firms.
Good pay. Experience unnecessary.
Stamp .bring details. Holt Service,
Nichols. N. T.
SALESMEN WANTED
! Sell coveralls, coats, pants, shirts,
mocks.; Liberal commission. Free sam-
Sle outfit- Embroidery lettering e
etc Supreme Garment Company,
1123 Maple, Los Angeles, Calif.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
For sale used ranges, 35.00 up. Ore
gon Trading Post; 332 N. Commercial.
jTj-u-iriru.iii-i-ii -" " '
Saw gumming and sharpening
oil E. Four Comera, TeL 8S-
Fertiliser, sand, dirt. TeL 8505.
Light breed cockerels, -12 per hun
dred. Tel. 133F2, Lee's Hatchery. Com
pliance certificate No. 2893.
v.vtra. srnod Oat and Vetch Hay. In
quire. Lighthouse Service Station, 456
Center st, Salem.
Old manure delivered. TeL SPSS.
FOR SALE Etterburg strawberry
-tdaftts, $2.50 dug, $2.00 you dig. In
quire 4 mile south North Howell
achoolhouse. J. A. Rlekard.
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Toungberry Plants. $20 per M. H.
Kaegell, 200 Center St.. Sllverton, Ore.
1933 Motorola car,
Win. O. Church, 5451.
radio $45.00.
. Ladles' beautiful silk hose, slightly
r ..I It AA nstatrhAlri- Rat.
isfaction guaranteed. Economy Hosiery 1
TRADE Miscellaneous
TRADE Building lot Hollywood
district, for closed car. Box 446, care
Statesman.
Will exchange dental work for wood,
chickens, eggs. Box 451, care States
man.
WANTED Miscellaneous
OLD GOLD highest prices paid
Star Exchange. Cor. Chemeketa tt N
.Cem'L St.
WANTED Twin beds, coll springs.
.Box 462. care Statesman.
' XjTjj-xruTjuLji.iijsrMi isi i m m
Used radio electric, must be cheap.
Tt 449. care Statesman.
MISCELLANEOUS
Halrcuta 15c-20a, 103 8. Winter.
Salem photo engraving.-147 N. Com
mercial TeL 5887.
WANTED: Names men. 18-35, wish
ing kecome TS. S. srovernment railway
postal clerks. Start $158.00 month. Ap
ply today sure for particulars and list
government positions. 25 coached
FREE. Box 1293F. care Statesman.
i FOR RENT ROOMS
Room: kitchen privilege. Tel 445.
rutrii-in -iri ,
Fum. room for rrnt. Tel. C633.
ROOM AND BOARD
,n i- -i
i Sleeping porch with dressing room,
board 19. 332 a. cnurcn.
- Board-room. 695 Court TeL (S7S.
jVTjnjxruxn.nj-irii-M-, 1-1- -
Board, room, near P. O. TeL 6482.
ftivwnfywir - -'"--'
Board and room, 790, N. Church.
; Room, board, laundry, $13 and $20.
Steam heat. 923 S. Hlgn.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
i Furn. apt. 2261 HaaeL 7664
- mmm m m m
- ssirnishMl nt Edgewater Court.
Garage. " TeL 6154.
Attractive 1st floor. 210 N. Ith.
i 'Furn. apt.. $11 mo.1178 Chemeketa.
: Furn. apt, gar. Near canneries. 172
' Marlon.
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t ant. overstuiiea iurn.
Center.
. - - - - n n n nnnnrn'i - - -
rte!rM room act. close in. In-
Culr 695 N. Liberty. TeL 6559.
or S-room apartment, newiy
vc-nnm anartment. newiy
'decor. ted. Warn isd beat furnished,
;TeL 4373. I
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Two room furnished apartment
Main floor. f Very reasonable. 3290 Oak.
Tel. 6276. '
FOR RENTHOUSES
jui-i-.ruuT-nririri'i-r
Furn. and unnirn nouses,
i i a rnBKfJER
ci M. cottage TeL 3031
y.ii.nnnrn-.--i 1 1 ""
-, nuMtera house, furnished.
sttfr. SOS U. & NatX Bank.
r Mt vnn. 1465 ' "n
ci nils Sunday afternoon. Emma
xtiirrTliv Brown.
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n Mwm rnnhn bOUM St CUV uraiis,
mourn.
room i .-
.77 iiDt 'rt fi ; .6783865.
f .mrn-mi-ir-i r - -
" T V t. at 114$ "E" St Inquire
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. VJHKOfc
i, 4 R. furn. house, 411 Water St Aa-
FOR RENT
:.. ; FOR RENT-
hue good income. Kent only 140 per
month. ' -
CHILD 5! A- MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street TeL 6708.
S hmuvi and an acreaee for -rent.
P. H, Bell. 202 Oregon Bids., TeL 3427
or 8121.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT Small three
or four room house, furnished or part
ly furnished, modern or semi-modern.
A (Mrmjirx 6&. statesman.
FOR SALE Real Estate
If you are looking for a suburban
home that you can buy on terms easier
than you can rent s;e me, lfs reason
able. It's strictly modern, it's well lo
cated It will suit you.
H. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bids.
TeL 8902.
APARTMENT HOUSE BARGAIN
I have a wonderful buy in a Rood
new 5-apt close in. If Interested, SEE
JAS. D. SEARS. REALTOR
132 South High Street
snurrc noon bttys and TRADES
10 acres on Garden Road, modern five
house, barn, garage, few
fruit trees and walnuts. This
nlare is nrleed right.
7 room modern house like new, want
four or five room house.
S room modem house, eood location.
will sell at bargain or take five
room house In trade.
Rare other good bargains.
CHAS. HTJDKINS. TeL 9182.
Room 3. Miller's Store 31dg.
WONDERFUL VALUE
Neat 4 room cottage like new. nook.
tnllt Ins, good plumbing, garage and
woodshed. East front lot. Price only
SI 2 60, part terms.
See CHILD S & MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street TeL 6708.
TWO GOOD BUYS
$1800. Late built modern 4 room home
with basement, furnace, fireplace.
garage, east front, paved St., lo
cated in Is. saiem, kuu aown, pai.
118 ter mo. to include Int.
$2100. Modern up to date 4 room home
with hardwood floors. firenlace.
basement, furnace, garage, located
in new district. A. REAL BUi;
onlv $210 down. bal. 321 per mo.
to includes int. HERE'S YOUR
SEE, W. IL GRABRNHORST 4 CO.,
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St. Tel. 6468.
FOR SALE OR RENT
138 A. farm near Bethel. 85 A. In
cult., new 7 room modern house, barn
and chicken house, $7000.00.
FOR SALE
10 A. cherry orchard, 4 miles So. of
Salem. An opportunity of a life time.
$1800.00.
TRADE
2 jtorv apt. house, wlilrh brings In
$2o0.00 "monthly. Will trade for srood
farm. Prefer N. E. of Salem. $35,000.
J. F. FLRICH
REALTOR
362 State St. TeL 8672.
VIEW PROPERTY
Modern seven room home complete
in every detail, large lot, wonderful
view, double garage, oak floors, full
cement basement, furnace, firenlace.
tile hath ami drain board, A REAL
VALUE at $3500, terms. LET US
SHOW YOU.
& HIGH ST. HOME
8 nice rooms, all modern oak floors.
nice yard, good location with east
front, price for IMMEDIATE SALE
$4aOO. Some terms.
895 N. CAPITOL
Modern five room home, tile con
struction, corner lot. garage, near
schools, price $1200. $1500 down, bal.
H. GRABENHORST & CO
REALTORS 131 South Liberty Street
WHY PAY RENT?
You can own your own home with
the rent you pay. Here are a few ex
tra soecial barKains for Monday:'
I3'00 bungalow, mod. 5 rooms lor
$2500.
$4000. 7 R. house. 2 lots. Ideal loca
Hon. $3000.
$950. House. 5 rooms for i675 casn ;
$50 down. $10 mo.. 6. Price $700.
Sold a few years ago for $1600. For
best buvs In homes, SEE
BECHTEL or T HOalASU.i
341 State Street
LARGE LOT 5 R. home, garage,
navtm. location eool. Price $1110
terms. SOCOLOFSKY & SON,
First National Bank Bldg.
COUNTRY HOME TDK A L PLACE
FOR CHILDREN
5, A.. 4 cleared, pome timber, prood
view, on pavement, close in, fine 6 R.
home with fireplace, basement, fur
nace, garage, barn, gravity water sys
tem. Reduced to $4000.
SOCOLOFSKY & Sox
First National Bank Bldg.-
GOOD NUT LAND
17 A., all cultivation, 6 miles Ladd
ft Bush, good deep soil, nice view,
$1000 easv terms, balance B.
SOCOLOroK I & SU.V
First National Bank Bldg.
2 A. on coast highway, fine loca-
tlan. fair house, good barn, part in
cult. $3700, clear, for small farm here.
4 A. 5 R. house, bam. hen-house.
east near paving. $1750, clear, terms
or take clear house.
1 A. 5 R. house, basement, furnace,
beautiful view, $3500. $1000 cash, bal.
easy trade.
C. J. JACKSON. 341 State Street
A small farm adjacent Klngwood
Heights for sale or trade. 275 N. 20th.
SNAP In mod. R. house, $2950.00.
R. A. FORKNER
1610 N. Cottage Tel. 30S1.
$700. .1 room plastered house, toilet,
lights, water, ' garage, good location,
paving pd.
x.oau. & -room Close in, oawmeni,
furnace, fireplace, garage, paving,
nice shade trees, $500 down.
Melrln Johnson. 275 State St. Tel. B79fi
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Chev. truck, will sell reasonable and
take most of the price In wood.
S room house In Portland clear for
Salem residence. Will give good deal
to get property here.
Run down apartment nonse tn Port
land clear. 8 apartments; exchange
for Salem property.
Nice 5 acres close to saiem. gooo
buildings, elec. lights, water system ;
exchange foij Salem residence.
S. M.- EAItLE E. K. BOBKKTS
208 No. High TeL 9678.
40 A. fine soil, good bldgs. Close to
acbooL $4000. Will take house. .
m A., mod. House, itne location.
Will take house In town.
Mod. 6 R. house in Salem for acre
age.
i A J.., a Q. -m rrm nnt.
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and fruit To tr ade on urger acreage.
R. A. FORKNER
1610 N. Cottage TeL 3031.
SACRIFICE IN PRUNE ORCHARD
25 acres. 33 acres In bearing prune
orchard about 18 yrs. old, in good
condition. Price for QUICK SALE
63200. 61200. cash. bal. terms. NOW
IS THE TIME TO BUY. SEE US AT
ONCE.
W. H. GRABENHORST CO.,
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St. TeL 64S.
12 ACRE BARGAIN
Seven room plastered house, barn,
chicken house, garage, nearly all tn
I bearing fruit. 4 miles out. near school
I and store. Price $3750., will consider
I a"" notn ln KaJf'm as part payment.
J SEE, W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
i - ki owuiu uwttu uwi
I -K-riTTT- actus SArmnrirna
flood road, close to pavement 4
1 acres pears. 10 acres prunes, build-
j ngm, pasture, so me timber. Just 4
miles from Salem, fine location, worth
I tnor. money. Price $5000.00.
I w i CR ARRVHORST A- PO
REALTORS
134 H. Liberty Street
Interesting
Facts . . .
Easter Sunday. See you at
church this morning.
u
We took a day off Friday and
Bnent it visiting in Portland. Went
up to the Oregonian office and
saw our friend Harold Moore
Thought that we would get some
first hand tips on who is to be
elected as Harold is the political
writer for the Oregonian. But he
told us he has quit giving tips.
O
Saw Leth Abbott, advertising
man for the Southern Pacific. He
told us that he was coming to Sa
lem some time soon to talk to the
Lk3 club on Old Mexico.
O
Met a fellow by the name of
Brooks that we used to know
some 20 years ago in Eugene. He
Is now on the sales force for the
Palmolive soap people.
O
We drove oat by the baseball
park and noticed that they are
dolling the place up getting ready
for the opening ball game which
will be between Portland and
the Missions on April 17th. Many
Salem people will be a little more
interested since our own Andy
Peterson will be a member of the
club.
O
Visited a while with Harry
Failing, advertising manager of
the Oregon Journal. He told us
that he was preparing a very in
teresting talk to give before the
Salem Ad club in the near future.
0
Went up to the Associated
Press office and saw the manager
of the Portland office, Leslie
Smith. Mr. Smith got his first
newspaper experience at The
Statesman not so many years ago.
While he was here we introduced
him to a Nina Marshall, who was
the bookkeeper for The States
man at that time. Now she is Mrs.
Smith.
0
Visited the old car display back
of the Portland hotel. We became
quite interested In the old bug
gies. Automobiles of 20 or more
years ago surely were different.
O
Visited the new public market.
It is a very large place but we
noted that the prices in most
cases were higher than those in
Salem.
O
We learned from one of Port
land's business men that they es
timate that only 15 per cent of
the business transacted in Port
land comes from those living out
side of Portland's immediate dis
trict.
0
Visited a few moments with
Rav Conway, manager of the
Oregon Motor Association. Mr.
Conway will be the speaker at the
meeting of the Salem chamber of
commerce Monday. He will tell of
many interesting things about the
tourist travel.
O
Be careful today. April Fool's
day.
O
Well we went into Gwynn's bar
ber shop, that one stop station, to
get our hair cut so we would look
good at. church today. The people
in there are not forgetful, they
remembered their promise that if
I mentioned them in my column
they would give me the works
So they did.
O :
Just imagine four people work
ing on you all at the same time.
But that wasn't the worst of it,
everyone that went by Btopped in
and watched: They thought that
it was really someone important
getting all that attention. yVe
won't say anything about the
haircut or the shoe shine because
we had to pay for that but our
first manicure we ever had sure
looks fine and that facial. If we
look as good as we feel. Oh boy,
Oh boy. . . . our fingers fairly fly
over these keys as we sit at this
typewriter and the thing sure
runs easier. We suppose that this
column will be just a lot better
now.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
1ft ACRES
xrMtf K-ittom soil, running creek
with sufficient water to irrigate this
land, price $1250.00, cash.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO..
HEALTUKS
131 South Liberty Street
FOR SALE FARMS
q0sw-s m --m W m'mW'
SHEEP RANCH
mil a inn-a miltlvation. balance
timber and pasture, complete set of
buildings, borders Willamette river.
i-ii iie.oofl 'Will take smaller place
or city property for part. This place
is all valley lana, no nms or imnuun n
See HAWKINS A ROBERTS, iriJ.
FOR rAitaa
WELL HOWS THIS
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
40-acres. 13-A. now in crop, some
timber, running water, family orcn
ard. 6-R. plastered home. Water piped
from good spring. Poultry house, wood
shed, small barn, horse, 2 cows, heifer,
chickens. 5 turkey hens, plow, culti
vator and household goods all for
$1500.00; $1000.00 down, bal. easy. A
snap. First comes gets it: located 11
miles north. SEE
JAS. D. SEARS. KEAMUB
132 South High Street
FARM. BARGAIN
One of the most attractive farms In
the valley; 100 acres cloee to Salem.
Only IISS per acre. Extra fine set of
buildings, deep well, electricity, etc
50 acres cultivated. 2 acres timber,
mixed orchard, balance pasture. Will
accept clear house ln town as part pay
ment Let us Show you.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILD3 MILLER. Realtors
844 State Street TeL 6708.
FOR SALE FARMS
FARM BARGAINS .
100-A. running water, dwelling.
poultry house, machine shed, modern
milk house, large barn,- some timber
and SO-A. In crop now. Price , only
$40.00 per acre.
Sea HAWKINS ft ROBERTS, INC.
FOR BARGAINS
A PEACH OF A BUY
71-acres. 3-A. fine bearing walnuts.
9-A. prunes, 1-A. logans, 1-A. black
caps, springs and running water. Wov
en wire fencing good: 6-R. house,
barn, garage, ' dandy poultry house.
electric lights and water system, a
dandy profitable home. Give good
terms. Located up by Newberg. Priced
to selL
ANOTHER GOOD ONE
$250 down, price $1250.00. Nice 8
acre place on market road. 5 R. house,
barn, fruit cellar, fruit A real buy.
Don't fail to see J. D. SEARS, 132 S.
High St, before you buy.
FARM BARGAIN
$63. per A., 157 A. 4 ml. from In
dependence, 147 in cultivation, bal.
timber .and pasture, rich loam soil, 1 0
A. timber, family orchard, good farm
bldgs.. bath, electric lights. Take
small acreage.
Melvln Johnson. 275 State St. Tel. 6796
ACREAGE
24 acres, 13 prunes, 2 filberts, $0
large cherry trees, prune dryer, 2
houses. Price $3500.00. Easy terms.
RICH L. REIMANN
16T 8. HIGH TEL 8633.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANT 80 to 200 A. yanch for gen.
farming, must be good soiL for cash
buyer. This buyer has no trade to of
fer. SOCOLOFSKY & SON, First Nat L
Bank Bldg.
Business Opportunities
Have cash buyer for garage or fill
Ing station proposition. Let me know
what you have. H. C Shields, Oregon
Bldg. TeL 8902.
WANTED Real estate partner or
salesman, one who will not Knowingly
misrepresent. Box 450, Statesman.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY: Want to loan several thou
sand dollars on farm, city or acreage
properties. Must be best or security.
CHIUJS & miller. Mtge. Loans
344 State Street TeL 6708.
"Bells of Harmony"
nightly feature over Radio KOIN
Announces A
NEW DEAL
in Loans
UP TO $300
AUTO-ENDORSED NOTE
FURNITURE
No fees, deductions or discounts, and
only lawful rates charged. See us If
you need money.
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETY
OF SALEM
Member of NRA
Room 119. New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd floor
LICENSED NO. S-122 by STATE
518 State SL Tel. 3740
$ $ EASTER MONEY $ $
To salaried men and women
$5.00 to 530.00 1 to 6 months time.
No security All loans confidential.
STATE LOAN CO. 212-Oregon Bldg.
Phone 7783 Lie. State S-165
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP,
A local corporation
1st NatX Bank Bldg, Phone ISSS
L!cned y State
Funds for farm loans now available
5 5 long term.
Hawkins & Roberts
Guardian Bldg.. TeL 4109.
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN ON
GOOD FARM OR CITY PROPERTY.
RICH L. REIMANN
17 R. HKJH Tel. 863?.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
FOR SALE 175 Wnite Leehorn
hens, 1548 Lee St. Tel. 6354.
Baby chicks. Warlner's Hatchery.
2160 N. Fifth St. at Highland avenue.
FOR SALE WOOD
Second growth and old fir woed.
Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells,
UUARANTEEO DRY wood eoaJ
TL 600 Salem Puol Co Trade
fort re
FOR SALE WOOD
Phone Tracy's, 1986 for dry wood.
Dry wood priced right TeL 7983.
Old fir 16 In. 4.75. TeL 8590.
Dry wood TeL 8254.
Dry old fir, oak. Tel. 9768.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Rimless glasses. 2346 Ha
zel Ave.
LOST Purse, containing small sum
of money. Also keys oo ring. Reward.
240 N. 18th.
LOST Key container. TeS. 5639.
PERSONAL
r Want to meet gentleman between
35 and 40: must be reliable; give de
scription. Box 448, care Statesman.
Partner wanted. Brunette. Age 36,
Must like Calif. P. O. Box 393.
EPILEPSY EPILEPTICS ! Detroit
lady finds complete relief for hus
band. Specialists home abroad, failed.
Nothing to sell. All letters answerea
Mrs. Geo. Dempster, Apt. E-166. 6900
Lafayette Blvd. West, Detroit, Mich.
FOR SALE USED CARS
McKay's Used Cars
CHEVROLET GIVES MORE
1926 Chev. Sedan 75.00
1927 Star Six Sedan 85.00
1929 Plymouth Coupe 225.00
1928 Reo Sedan 245.00
1930 Chev. Rds. Pickup - . , , , 265.00
1929 Buick Sedan 375.00
1932 Pontiac Cpe. 475.00
1932 Chev. Spec. Sedan 625.00
1932 Pontiac Sedan 550.00
SPECIAL
1930 Ford Coupes 3 exceptlon
tionally nice cars your
choice 275.00
TERMS TRADES
McKay Chevrolet Co.
333 Center St TeL 1189 430 N. Com'L
IT PAYS TO GO TO THE
BUI CYC-PONTIAC DEALER
1 1933 Light Nash Sedaa 95
1 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 475
11930 Buick Sedan
485
175
45
35
25
25
11928 Ford Coupe
1 Model T truck
1 Model T Coupe
1 Model T Roadster
1 Maxwell Touring
Otto J. Wilson
IS8 N. Com'L St TeL 5451.
SALES ft 8ERVICE
1930-3-T. Dodge, Sr. motor. S-T. ra
pacity. A-1 bargain. 1932 Chev. Coach,
A-L Some trade, 2045 N. CapitoL
Business
Directory
Cards ln this directory run
on a monthly basis only. Rate:
$1.00 per line per month. -
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek, 275 South Commercial.
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. TeL 6753.
Hulda Helps Hostessea TeL 694S. j
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4450. R. E Northnesa.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a L. SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor,
266 N. High. TeL Res. 8752. .
DRESSMAKING
Svmer suits a specialty dress
making, remodeling, bemstitchlng. Mrs. I
Snelgrove. 180 N. Com'L Tel. 7464.
FLORISTS
CUT dowers, wedding bouquets, fun
eral wreaths, decorations, u. . Breii-
haupt. florist 677 court. TeL eu.
-TT. kinds of floral work. Lutt Flor
ist. 16thMarkeLTeL9592:
INSURANCE
RECKE A HENDRICKS
189 N. Hieh TeL 4947.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
26J S. High TeL 1121.
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Serrlce
Telephone 3165 1264 Broadway.
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired, traded. We de
liver. Harry w. scon, -lei
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4069.
nkw MATTRESS made to order, old
remade: carpet clearing, sising; fluff!
mi? vmvine. Salem Fluff Rug 4 Mat
tress Factory. S. 13th A Wilbur. TeL
8441. OTTO F. ZWICKER. Est. 1S1I.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet music and piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines, 432 State Street.
Salem.
PAINTING
R Benson. 2224 N. Lib. TeL 3976.
PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic Physician
r. n Aitmin. M D. Homeooatblst.
Office and residence 607 Center 8U
TeL 5832. Treats both acute and
chronic disesses.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, oamph
int. fiNtmmi tuwika nr inv kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department 2l 8. commercial ieie -
phone tlOL
RADIO SERVICE
CERTIFIED RADIO SERVICE
Tel. 3773 Court at Church
REAL ESTATE
BECKE ft HENDRICKS. TeL 494T.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wlra fence, lancy anu
v. K-.b-t. hnntii Incan hooks.
"i ".nd Stov7 Works. MI
Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R B. Fleming.
TRANSFER
mil local nr distant transfer storage.
call 3131, Larmer Transfer Co, TrucKs
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. xzs
State Et TeL 7773. Distributing for-
warding and storage our specialty.
Get our rates
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West, 30 years experience. R"D
7. Bos 203. let II Ufa.
FOR SALE USED CARS
jyirijmul nsxr j"l n i.n n ' 1 -'
JOIN THE EASTER
PARADE
WTTH A ROOD USED CAR
32 NASH 8 CIL SEDAN 6623
sa Packard customrdstr. $595
Extra rood
32 FORD TUDOR SEDAN 8485
New paint
31 AUBURN 8 SEDAN $450
A Sporty Car
'31 CHEVROLET 2-PASS CPE. $360
New paint
"29 STUDE COMMAND. SEDAN $325
Small mileage
29 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN $265
Good shape
'28 OLDS. 4-DOOR SEDAN $225
New paint
27 STUDE DICT. 6 SEDAN $195
New paint
27 BUICK l-DR. SEDAN $185
Master Six
STATK MOTORS INC.
525 Chemeketa
Hudson Studebaker
Dealers
Valley Motor Co.
Used Cars and Trucks
1933 Ford Std. Coupe $535
1932 Ford Std. Coach 475
1932 Ford Bpt. Coupe : 475
1931 Ford Victoria 325
1930 Ford Coach 275
1931 Buick 8 Sedan 635
1929 Buick Sedan
1931 Chev. Coupe, air wheels
1929 Durant Coupe
1929 Studebaker 8 Coupe rr..
192$ Dodge Sedan
1329 Ford Touring .
375
840
145
300
90
125
60
192$ Ford Tur
Trucks
4 1931 Fords. L W. base at
2 1929 Chevrolets at
-..$408
185
185
425
18S
2 1929 Reos at
I 1929 Dodge 3 ton
1 128 Dodare Panel
1 1929 Ford Pickup . 196
1 12 Studebaker L. W. base -V 300
1 1929 Ford L. W. base A 175
1 1929 Ford L W. base as Is ....J 250
Lot at Marion &
Liberty
Open Sunday
Tel. 7910.
OfilVES WBHT OP
CHICAGO, March SI. - Up) -
Brisk upturns of grain prices late
today much more than offset
earlier losses, and accompanied
reports of an expected stimulating
announcement by President Roo
sevelt,
In some Quarters, talk was cur-
rent that tlie Roosevelt announce
ment would relate to national fin-
ances, and would be made on his
return to Washington. Late ral
lies ln securities helped the sud
den reversal from weakness to
strength In grains.
Wheat closed firm at the day's
top figures, H to 1 cent above
Thursday's finish, corn at -
advance, eats uncnanged to on,
and provisions varying from 2
cents decline to a rise of 12
cents.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat May 86 87: July
September 87-tt.
Com May 49-49: July
51-51; September 52.
Oats May 32-;
July
33 September 33
07' DC"":,U1'" 078'
General Markets
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 31. (API-
Produce, exchange, net pricet: Butter.
extras, 20; atandsrdt, 20; prime firsts.
-u; xirau, w. egg u. s. apecisla, 10;
U. S. extras, 15; U. S. medium 13.
H' Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 31. (AP)
Wheat Open High Low Close
May 72 72 72 72
July 72 72 72 72
September -Tl 72 .2 72
Cash Bis Bend blueitem 74c; dark
hard winter 12 per cent 78e, do 11
per cent 73c; aott white, western white.
hard winter, northern aprinr and west
ern red 72c.
Oata No. 2 white $19.
Corn No. 2E yellow $22.75.
Millrua Standard $14.80.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore, March 81. (AP)
Butter extras 22 c; standards 22c.
Butterf at Portland delivery: A grade,
lB-21e lb. ;' farmer' door delivery, 16
17e. Egga Pacific poultry producer' wil
ing prices overiie, 18c; fresh extras,
16c: staadards. 15c: mediums. 15c dozen.
(Cartona le higher)
Buying price o:
wholesaler fresh extra. 16c; tints.
14c; mediums 14c; pullet 12c; under
grade 10c dozen.
Cheeie, milk, country meat, mohair,
easeara bark, hops, live poultry, onion,
wool and hay, unchanged.
Milk Contract price, 4 pet, Portland
delivery, 61.05 cwt; B grade cream, 87 e
lb.
Country meats (dung price to retail
I ,ri: country killed hog, best butchers.
undr 50 lb., 9c; vealers 90 100 lb, 10
10c lb; light and thin, 6 8c lb; heavy
calves, 5-6c lb.; yearling lambs 10c;
Dring- lambs. 18 20c lb.; ewes 3-5e lb.;
canner cows, 8-4e lb.; cutter cows, 5-e
lb.; bulls, 5 -6c lb.
Mohair 1934 buvinr orice. 25c lb,
Caacara bark buying price, 1934 peels
2-3e lb.
Hop 1932 clusters, 24 28c lb.
Live poultry Portland delivery, color
ed fowrs, 1314c; leghorn 11c; broilers
1416c; stags 8c; roosters, 6c; Pekin
ducks. 12e: colored, 10c; geesa, 10c lb.
Onion Oregon, $1.00-1.25.
Potatoes Local white snd red $1.10
1.15 cental; Yakima 61.2S1-.35: Des
chutes $1.30- 1.35; Florida Triumphs
$2.60 per 60 pounds; 6c pound: Hawaii
$1.40-1.50 per 21-pound box; Texas Tri
umphs $2.75 per 50-pound sack.
Strawberries Sacramento, ( per 34-
box crate; Los Angeles $1. 15-1.25 per 12-
i box crate.
Wool 1934 clip, nominal; Willamette
ivaney lu.-, -nt'" vi-icSu,
I . . .,
I TT . DnIsiaa -;,. mm Tt n4 Tl 11.
ia - -u v tug yiibo -vs f --- -
i flfs No. 1. new crop. $14-15; eastern
Orea-nn Timothy. $17; Timothy CTaaaas,
blended $15; oats $37.50 ton; vetch, $14;
Willamette valley timothy, $lo.
Stocks and Bonds
March 31
STOCK A VI SAGES
50 20 20 0b
India. KR's. Cts. Totsl
98.5 49.5 75.2 85.4
Today
Previous day
Week ago .
95.0 48.9 75.8 84.4
B5.6 49.4 76.5 85.0
47.2 25.3 62.1 46.4
ic.r ay
I 3 Tear ago lO.S ' i.B 101. 1
?Teers. g 111.8 112.8 105.7 109.4
High 1934
105.0
54.3
90.3
64.3
03.8
Low 1934
89.1
41.8
77.5
BOND A VESA OX S
20 20 20 60
ladis. BR's. Cts. Total
Todav
80.7 85.8 88.3 84.9
I Previous day
80.7 85.8 88.4
80.5 86.0 88.4
60.0 59.1 75.8
84.9
85.0
64.0
96.3
85.8
74.8
I Week a go
1 I Year ago
13 ver aire
87.4 100.7 100.9
High 1934 81.2 87.6
88.5
Low 1931 . 72.6 64.1 77.:
Student Teachers
Now on Last Term
RICKREALL, March 31. Stu
dent teachers for the last term
of this school year arrived Tues
day. Those enrolling in primary
work are Miss Margaret Litton,
Tigard; Elva Smith, Salem; Irwin
E. Hobart, Molalla; Jeanette Kro-
ker. Monmouth: Elsie Mauris.
Rainier; Reva Douglas, Eagle
Creek; upper grades, Mary Mac
Lean, Jessie Cannell. Lucile Nash,
Rita ' Correa, Geraldine Groves,
Bruce Mahan, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Mary Lovitt, Mrs. Eleanora Schle
huber, Milo Chapman, Norman
Reynolds. Mrs. Rose Pence and
Mrs. Marjorie Lew are critics.
Greenwood practice teachers for
this last term are Robert Nelson,
Portland; Charles Race, MoAer;
Stanley Ness, Sllverton; Erma L
Hitenian, Cloverdale; Florence
Chris tianson Root, Mill City; Dor
is Conyne, Woodburn. Mrs. Alma
Dempsey is critic.
BROKEN LEO MEXD8
ROBERTS, March 31. Martin
Ivans who had the misfortune to
have his leg broken by a tractor
driven by Howard Henningson is
getting along fine and expects to
be able to leave the hospital soon.
FOR SALE USED CARS
We- haM 15 used cars to chooae
ft haM 15 used cars to
from. If tt's a used car you want sea
us before you buy.
8ALKM AUTO XMPANT
423 N Com'l Tel. 4 IT!
WANTED USED CARS
. W.Mle m
CASH FOR TOUR CAR
' See us If you want the top price for
your car. We need light cars, '25, '2P
and 30 a.
BORREGO'S CAR MKT.
240 No. Liberty TeL 5688.
tirade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, f 1.59 per
hundred. '
- (Milk based ea send-aiOBttty
atuifat Terage.)
Distributor price 12.10.
Bntterfat Tap 19c,
prints 2iac cubes 23 He
Prices paid to growers by Salara buyer
siarea si
(Tbe prices below, uppned by Iocs!
grocer, are indicativa of th daily market,
ont gnsrsnteed by The Statesmsa.)
rBUlTS AND VEGETABtES
Atpirsrnt, loesL dot. . 1.25
CsUfomis aspsrsgu, ersto 1.95
Canlifhtwar, crsto . 5 to .80
Leek, del. beeches , .4(1
Parsnips, bos lug jio
Turnips, box nig .80
KoUbegss, box log ,jo
Brussels sprouts, lug .60
Egg plsut. local J)5
Cebbsge. cwt .90 to 1.15
SpoksDe. ewt 2.25
Green peppers. Oalit, lb. .30
unions, dos. baneae - js
Potstoes, local
. .75 to 1.00
.1.15 to 1.65
-L10 to 1.43
Xakims
Deschutes
Lettaee
Cslifornia. dry pack
Ca liroraia. iced .
Onions, Lsbish
Celery, dos.
Celery Hearts
Applies
Home Cesuty
Oranges, choice -
-2.25 to 2.50
.2.05 to 2.65
1.85
.60
1.00
.65
.2.00 to 2.25
Asrsls. fancy
.2.65 te 8.10
.20
. .29
.35
...1.00
1.70
.65
.05
5.75
1.00
Beet, local, dos.
Carrots, local, dos.
California
Spinach, local crate .
Texas ;
Banana, lb. oa stalk
Hands .
Lemons .
Limes, fresh
Aveeedos, ersto
7S
Tomatoes. California, ease 2.65
swse potato tb. : natt
Grapefruit Florida
California , , v
Pea. California, lb.
New potatoea. lb.
Rhubarb, local, lb.
Hora
.06
.06
.03
.80
.16
.20
nutter, 1933, lb. top
HUTS
Filbert, lb. .
.12 to
.12 to
Walnuts, lb.
Baying Prices
UUS
Extras .
Standard
Small
.12.
.11
.10
POtTLTBY
Colored hens, 5 lbs
Colored hens, 5 to 6 lbs.
Colored medium hens
Light hens .
.13
.12
.10
.09
.05
.05
Stags
Old rooster
MEAT
1934 spring lamb, lb. .
: 09
-6-50-7.00
Lambs, top
Hogs. 160-200 lbs.
200 to 225 lbs.
225 to 250 Iba. -
-,4.40
..4.15
..3.90
Pigs
Sows
.....3.65
2.40 to 2.65
Steers .
Cows
Bulls
Heifer
.03 hi, to .05
.01 to .02
.02 to .02
.02 to .03
.5.00 to 5.50
.08
Veal, top
Drested veal, top
uressed Bogs
.08
GRAIN ADD BAY
Wheat, western ttd
.57
.. .59
.14.00
-14.00
-16.00
-16.00
.11.00
-11.00
-12.00
White No. 1
Barley, feed. No. 1 toa
Oats, feed, toa
Barley, malting, top
Oats, milling, ton .
Hay. buying prices
uiover bay
Oats and vetch, ton ,
Alfalfa, valley, first cut
DAUGHTER IS BORX
ELDRIEDGE. March 31. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Klenskl are the
proud parents of a daughter,
Joan Darlene, born March 26 at
the Deaconess hospital. The mo
ther and daughter are reported
doing well. This la their first
child.
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proachful language
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NEW YORK, March 31. re
stocks closed out the year's first
quarter with a rally today, ex
tending: the improvement they had
made Thursday when the market
appeared to have taken an infla
tionary view of congressional ac
tion on' veterans" benefits.
Trading was not particularly
active until the last half hour, ex
cept for several specialties in
which professionals were reported
interested. Toward the close,
however, an increased demand
was noted lor steel and other in
dustrial issues, and this section
finished with numerous net gains
of one to around four points.
Rails mostly loiteered and utili
ties eased a hit. Transactions to
taled 814,510 shares.
Bethlehem was the strongest
steel stock, up 3 net. For U. S.
Steel,- National Vanadium, Mc
Keesport, Toungstown, Republic
and American -Rolling Mill gains
averaged about a point, Westing
house, Union Carbide, Lima Lo
comotive, Baldwin, American Can,
American Telephone, Safeway
Stores, Seaboard Oil, Ohio OH.
Boh Aluminum, duett Peabody,
Chrysler, and New York Air Brake
were among the miscellaneous
shares up about 1 to 3. Eperry
Corp. and Texas Pacific Land
Trust traded actively and were
strong.
Weaker Sentiment
Comes PasiWeek
for Wool Prices
BOSTON, March 31. (JP) (U.
S. Dept. Agr.) Continued quiet
trading -in the wool market was
accompanied by a weaker senti
ment regarding wool prices dur
ing the past-week. Most grades
of domesticwools were quoted
nominally unchanged from last
week but some holders were more
willing than in recent weeks to
consider bids below asking price.
Concessions were made quite
freely on odd lots and clean-up
sales. The easing tendency was
most prominent in fleeces, the
488, 50s, V. blood grade being
offered at lower' prices.
Nelsons Trade
for Large Farm
MONMOUTH, March 31.
Mr. and. Mrs. N. A. Nelson have
exchanged a concrete building on
Knox street in Monmouth for a
284 acre farm near Jordan dam
in Linn county. The Nelson build
ing, erected about five years ago.
houses Fetzer's cafe, and a large
garage on the first floor, and has
apartments for two families
above. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nelson occupy
the apartments.
The Linn county farm owned by
Fred Kuhn, is well Improved and
stocked with dairy cows, sheep,
goats and horses.
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period of
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British
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American
rail
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scale
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11 timber
supporting
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frame
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paid for ex
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dressing
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