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lTie OKEGUN STATESMAN, Salem, Orejron, Saturday Morninc, April 23, 1932
CKS' SCHOOL
HELD SUCCESS
STOCKS- LOSE THURSDAY'S GAIN S
STOP-LOSS SELLING BITS GRAINS
Amity High Typists Win En
. tcr State Contest at
:: 7,Corvallis Today
AMITT, April rjl:-. Thw U
cooking wnool held In Amity part today., j.
I Export Demand Light
And wet Weather
v Also Factor :
CHICAOOr Anrll 11.- (AP)
Shaken by stock market onsettlo-
ment and by stop-loss, oahubs;. oz
blc apeenlatlr holding! of wheat,
all train values pltched.dowitward
Salem
Llarliets
Exnort demand for wheat from
North America wai disappointing
ly meager. Indication pointed to
wt - weather in domestic winter
wheat territory, and no fresh de
UraUe B raw 4 milk.
co-op pool price f IM Pes'
fcadredrf - : fv'
Sarplas fl.10. -'
Factory Bmtlk wOc -
KUk baaed stare tattarlM
tvtf.1 -. - --'-':".;-
Batterfat, sweet 18c.
Battcrtaty soar. 16c
nuir AJTO VZGZTAXLU
Mm PW M -rera a. Stlm asyafn.
Anril 33 ' '
. - . I Hadlshea. saau . "
Teiopmenia u .. tnw. 51.-,,.
f this .week by the Crown Mills,
under the direction of lira, L. A
Humphrey was well attended and
was a worth while OTent to all the
women Interested.
Amity's " first year typing team
It. - ... .tfl-l11 a . .. ft
...nn Tir I tlon corporation funds be used to "
team defeated Amity's second year promote, overseas credit sales of Kw -utae. CaiiL,
team 1 to 61. Combining the to- unitea eiaies wneai. un m uw- vni. . "
!?7- .!:: : L. amir. of nrlees. corn and Bp-""- !
uuinnni k th Mirrn of l.u I oats both broke the season ot-ivu e.i,rr. do.
A,..r TTolon v.rm Winifred I tommost record. I Mexican tomsteea. log
were heard regarding proposal I ostomy sack. Ho. is
that SieO.000.000-' of reconstruct 1 Potatoes.
J.00
.so m to
1.00
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ie i.ie
85
02
1.35
Wheat closed nerroas at almost I cM- ebbr
IfAlTlnttAV aitl VlalnAP 1U O HAT ra-l -,, " I . j
rrted XmUy; nled' Me- the. day's low. MH'uto fflT
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Kinney did the unusual and typed
a perfect paper In the contest. This
Saturday four of the best typists
' - will go to the. state contest at
rr Corrallls; where" Winifred will try
1. for lndividnal awards. , . ,
. , ' niatHd. Rail Held -4
" A' district meeting of the Neigh
.bora of Woodcraft: lodge was held
here recently in the I. O. O. V.
building there being about 180
present.
. Members attending were from
' Dundee, New berg. McMinnTille.
Dayton, Salem and Amity.' The
opening exercise was In charge of
terday's finish, corn U-H down.
Today's closing quotations:
-Wheatt May. ,6-J Jnly.
eld -SH. new-5f:. Septem
ber. oW .UH-H'.y-M1H.
corn: - My. J'1
15 H J( September. T.
Oats
September "1SW-
Kztn .
SUaiartf
ICdiuu .
Baylag
Booa
rdee
a.se
04
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Bayuf rneM
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General
filarkets
WkMl. vetUra r4
BtUt. U. to .
OiU, too. toy
35 to .SS
55 to JS
-21.00
a.oo
Bayt baying prteaa
Oato ut Tikk, torn
.ii.oe to is.oo
.15.00 to 1S.00
POBTXiXXD, Ore. April 12 (AT)
the 'Amity order, the flag cere- Pradaca. axtaange. at riet: butur, x-
mony by McMinnTille, the Initia
tion ceremony by Newberg, and
Dundee had the closing part , of
the order.
Numerous stunts furnishing
much amusement were put on, In
cluding a mock wedding, vocal
number, playletts, dance, bridal
pair, harmonica, piano numbers
and others.
The J 5th birthday anniversary
of the lodge was also celebrated
with a huge angel food cake,
' which was made by. Mrs. Mammie
Tames. Several of the grand of
ficers and district - officers, were
present.
Birthday Honored
A pleasant birthday party was
given Miss Jessie Cannell in honor
of her 18 th birthday by her moth
er, Mrs. T. h. Cannel, this week.
'The Standard Bearer girls, of
whom she Is a member were all
present and other guests present
Alfalfa, vallar. lal rattla ie.0O-lS.ft0
EaaUra Orrcoa . . ., 1T.00
traa 10: taaaardf 18: prim firtU IS:
rto 17. Ect fra aztras 14; fret j
atcdiojBi IS. . . .
Portland Grain
POKTLAXD. Orfc. April 23 (AP)
Wkeat Op Higk Lw Oloaa
May 4H 64 13 63
July m eiH H !
Kept. 80 001k OO 99
Cask sarkatt: wheat Big Bm4 blaa
atom 78 kz toft irhiU. vaatera wkito 64:
ksrd wiaUr. aortkars ipring, wetter r4
63.
Oat. No. wklto, 924.00.
Cora No. ytllow (E) 822.75.
kfillrua atandard 18.00.
Portland Livestock
POSTLAXD. Ora.. April 22 (AP)
Cattla 135, ealrta 10, atea4y.
I Staara eoo-soo iba., gooe, o.as-T.oo ;
'adiam 5.00-6.25; com bob 8.74-5.00;
900-1100 Ibt- goad 6.35-7.00; BadiaM
1 5.00-6.25; eonmoB 8.75-5.00; 1100-1800 1
lbs., good 9.75-6.50; mediaa 4.00-5.75.
Haifara 550-850 lb., good 5.75-6.50; k
Tap grada
S0P8
La&ba .
Hon. P
ktBAT
Bayms Mees
Haga. tint ante
Staara -, ar
Cow i..,
Halfera
-3.50
.4.35
-4.00
Draaaad Teal, toy
Draaaad keg
Caaraa .
kf odium
05 to 03H
-01 to A
04 to 04
BB
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Old
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READY TO MARKET
Industrials and Utility
otocks Weakest in,'
h General Dtod :K
NIW TORK. April SI. (AP)
Demand for stocks thinned out
today and the market mora than
loot what it had gained In- Thurs
days rally. ;-'-v '. . .f;
The Standard eutlstics-Asaocl-ated
Proa composite of 19 1 eiders
closed In bow low ground at 47.S,
oft I.I point net and two-tenths
of a point under the predion min
imum established April II. Indus
trial and , utilities were particu
larly soft, although rail also suf
fered some sharp setbacks. Vol-
ume.owerer, receded to SI4.E2
shares.1 - ' - VC- : '. r
Losses of 1 to I points were
numerous, embracing U. S. Steel.
Allied Chemical, Case, Woolworth,
New York Central, Southern: Pa
cific, Public 8erriee of New Jer
sey, National Biscuit, Consolidated
Gas, North American and Ameri
can Can. Santa Pe was down. I A
net. Union Pacific and Norfolk -A
Western 4tt - ana Delaware' c
Hudson T. - American Telephone
made ft new lew at 17-off ,
hut cut Its loss! to 3.. Standard
Oil .of New Jerseyioucbed 29, &
record low for the present, snares
Royal Dutch-steadied on official
assurances from London the com
pany's position was "strong and
liquid."
rlea. Mr. Zellnskl followed the ad
Tlce of atate college to leaye two
row of Tine with leares, wnen
topping -vine after last year's
crop.
The district has oyer 100 acres
of strawberries, Etterburgs on the
east side of Pudding rlrer, Mar
shall predominating on west.
Japanese gardener's on Lablsh
Meadows hare spinach almost
ready for market. .
Cora Planting Late - .
PRATUM, April II Parmer
are sowing land plaster now. and
will soon sow spring oats. It
weather gets warmer eorn plant
lng will be much later than' us
ual on account of cold and wet
weather.
" HAZEL GREEN, April II B.
r Zellnskl. an extensive grower.
were Misses Edna stroutT Lois fji? iHl STT i S52t i 0 fTS reports f lne prospect for jumper
. . . . . i - . . - - A. Mf ,MnniM i ni idiiub
nawnin ana iieien uiods. a
lorely. dinner was serred at 7
o'clock and the hostess waa pre
sented with many lorely gifts.
Control Method
Oi Spittle Bugs
Pest Suggested
Control of spittle bugs in straw
berry fields may bo carried out et
fectirely by dusting with hydrated
lime at this season, announce the
entomology department of the
Oregon experiment station. In the
Willamette jralley the " most i ef
: feetlre . applications hat - been
., made In past years between -the
middle and last of April.- Reports
to the experiment Station Are that
these bugs hare now appeared,
making dusting at 'once advisable.
A , combination lime and nico
tine dust has been found slightly
more ef feetlre than lime hut is
more expensive. Application . is
made with a duster directed at
the plant crown.
eattar and atUr 1.60-3.25. EU,- year-
Haga axeladad, good aad ekoiea fkocf)
8.35-8.75; eatter, common aad madiam,
3.00-8.35. Vaalara. milk fad. good aad
ekoiea, 0.00-6.50; medium 4.56-6.00; call
aad aommoa 2.5A-4.50. Calve. 250 500
lbi.a. good aad ekoiea 4.50-e.OO; cotbbob
aad madiam 2.00-4.50.
Hoga 800; steady,
Lickt lirkta 146-160 lbm.1 good aad
ekoiea 8.75-4.50. Ugktweigkto 160-180
Ik., 4.85-4.50;. 180-200 lba- 4.35-4.50;
lediam waigkt 200-720 Ibi 8.75-4.50;
320-250 ilka- 8.50-4.85; -kaavyweigkM
S50-28O lka.. 3.33-4.25; 38O-850 , lb.
8.00-4.00. Packing aowa 375-500 lba,
madiam aad good 2.75-3.50.' Xeadera
atoeker 70-130. lbs., medlam aad good
8.00-S.SO. v
81aagktar (Wp and lambs 350; ataady.
BoriB Iambs rood aad ekoiea.' S.00-
6.50; medium 4.00-6.00;' lamba. 00 &.,
dowa.- good aad ekoiea 5.50-6.00 ; madiam
4.O0-S.5O: au weirkta eommam S.oo-4.00.
Taarliag.watBara, 00-110 lka; madiam to
eaotea I.OO-4.00. wea ISO .lba;. aowa.
madiam la cbolco 3.50-S.00 r 130-150 lb.
1.75-3.73 ; aU waigkta evil to eommoa
1.00-1.75.
crop of strawberries. The spittle
bu ra have appeared, . hut they
havo not seriously damaged her-
SPELLERS CHOSEN
WITZEL. April II Students
who will represent this school at
the annual county spelling con
test In Salem Saturday have been
announced by Miss Harriet Arm
old. teacher, as follows: fourth
grade. Herbert Bates; fifth,
Dawn Bates: sixth. Anna Tho
mas; eighth, Marion Pasley.
PBJ1 SUITED
MISSION BOTTOM', Apr.! I
Plans for the Achievement day
program were completed at .the
final meeting of the 'girl '4-B
club cooking school today, when
they met at the homo ' of their
eader, Mrs. Paul Townsend. Sat
urday, April IS, is the date let
for this event, t Those receiving
prises " will have . exhibit " at the
4-H club county fair to be held
May I, I and T at the Salem
chamber, of commerce. ;
Miss Evelyn Cain entertained
member of the advanced class
at her home .Thursday evening.
Present were Cora Marie Parks,
Amlnta Jones, ' Junior Jones,
Arnold ' .Thornsiad, the hostess
and her parents Mr. and Mrs.
W.-p,Collard. ; V.
P. T. A. Meet .
An unusually Interesting . pro
gram was enjoyed ; by "P.- fT."' A.
members recently. - - , .
The entertainment consisted of
several number , by the . Clough
Barrtck Quartet . ef Salem, two
violin ' solos z by f Miss Margaret
Purvine, Salem high student, and
one of 'Miss Tartar's pupils , e
companled by her sister.' Hilda.
piano selections by RacheJrem-
bcrton, also saiem high school
itidenU Dorothy Townsend told a
story and her sister, Ruth, told
another one. -.
Election of officers will ho
the -mam business at the meet
lag May 10 at the Mission Bot
tom schoolhouse.
VICTORIOUS WIS
BOYS ARE FETED
STLVERTON. April II The
victorious -Silverton high school
hand members were guests of hon
or, with their director. Hal L.
Campbell, at the April dinner of
the Silverton chamber of com
merce. Eighty were in attendance,
40 being members of the band.
The speaker of the evening waa
Fred Paulus of Salem, deputy
state treasurer, who talked on
the collections and disbursements
of the state treasury department
Earl Adams, president of . the
ehamber, welcomed the boys and
complimented them upon their
victory at Corrallls last Saturday
Mr. Campbell discussed the ad
vancement of music In the Silver
hFOffichSSytZs
Dy C V. SXn7AlTX-
CP.
Cmti, Remiing Insuret Gmm
Net the spectacular, hut steadily
chUming the last possible trick eat
f each hand played, is what en
ables the expert to win with slight.
ty poorer card than those held hy
weaker opponent. "The average
-vUvarr loaea mine) iistTTT about
7S8 aalnti si hour: the expert
may not lose a single poms xb a
wkohs crveninc. - The hand shown
Velow shows where ene slip may I
cost game. - -
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. T. mult ajt ooenlnc hid of 2-No
Trump, which his partner raised
to 8-No Trumps. He failed to go
Mm an a verv aimcle problem m
?aml re4inav . The enenhtr lead
aras the 5 of dlamrada,. Dummy
wuV4 hxwi B mrt n his Q. and m
declined to play his ace. , Having
four ef his Partner suit, B fol
lowed the rule of leading hack hi
M4nl famiheat eard. so that
t a fn on Bs deuce, leaving
dummy's J unprotected. The de
clarer proceeoea to eswusa w
spades. A wen the second round
m. that an it. and aarain led dia
monds, picking up two tncks to
that suit; these two tricks, to
gether with the one previous dia
mond trick, and the two tricks won
hv A's two aces, totalled five
tricks, defeating the game contract
by one trick. Everyone remarked
hut was it?
When A make his opening lead
ef the I of diamond The rule
of eleven prove that B holds just
two card in dismonds that are
higher than the S. Dedoct I
trom 11, the answer u 637 inm
that outside the hand oz the
leader there must bo held just six
higher diamonds than the 5. Count
themt Dummy has two, tho de-
nsost have two. when ho plays hie
Q of diamond B flatly denies
holding the missing It. B may hold
either the &, 7 or e. hut or no pos
sibility can he hold the 10, when
dummy shews the J. as a play of
the 10, would a eertainlv force
Z's ace as would the Q. Knowing
that the missing 10 must lie in A's
hand, the declarer should see that
dummy's J- held over A' it will
certainly win a Diamond trick, pro
vided he wins the first trick with
his ace, Only a stupid notion
that 'he must not put up hi ace
on the first trick prevented Z from
going game. r
If Z wins the first trick with his
ace of diamonds,' when -A' gains
entry wtui bis nee 01 spades, en
the second lead tf that amt.'A win
safolea4aisd3ankeds;uth 10
Is led, dummy's- J will cover, and
Bs K win : win ' the trkkv But
dttrnmy t win win the third round
oz the suit, in ease A lead low,
instead of leading his It through
dummy's J-t, the 9 will force B'l
K, and the J will win the third
round ef the suit. Two diamond
tricks, three spade tricks, and four
dob trick can be wen against any
defense. Game is assured if Z will
play the hand as Jt should be
played, Lata in the play, after Z
has won his nine tricks. A wfll take
a trick with his ace of hearts, and
win his two diamond tricks, but
that wQl not matter.
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DJII1IL0 IU UUUi,
coTjtests selected
JEFFERSON. -April II At,
the county public speaking eon- '
test ia, Silverton - April II,
Charles . Brown : aad - Oeraldlno ;
Davla ' will represent Jefferson ;
grade: at thi tlmo. . ;
A-number of pupil , from tht -.
Jefferson school will go to Sa
lem April II. to take part fa the ,
spelling contest. They are: Thira.
grade, - Eleanor Lent; . fourth,.;
Marjorie .Norton: fifth,. Dorothy;
Lent: sixth, Helen Hart; seventh, .
Peggy Neusbam; , eighth, . Carol -Lyons.-
- -. j .:;.'- : . . ... r
' The high school baseball teams ?
went to Aumsvine Tuesday. , The J
Jefferson girls won with a score'
of 41-11. Due to a sudden show-r
or the boy were unable to play. ? '
The boy went over on Thursday
and were defeated. The ' score
being 1-7. ' A
Tuner Entrant ,
TURNER. April II Turner
will bo represented Saturday at
the -Marion couaty spelling con
test by " Femal Gils trap of the
t.ijA mmAm. T Tt . mil
fifth grade; Rachel Riches, sixth
grade; Charolett-Parr,-seventh,
grade; , Eloise' Mellbv - eighth'
BEGEFIT Mill.
ITCnUE
30TH
ton public schools. Robert Goetx,
city school superintendent, spoke
on the music department of the
public schools..
The band boys gave a tew se
lections under the direction of
their leader.
Thursday night, the band and
Mr.. Campbell were feted by the
Portland General Electric com
pany in their local sales room.
The banquet was prepared by Miss
Ruth Leslie. She was assisted by
Parry S. Rose, manager at Silver
ton. Among the speakers were May
or Eastman, Earl Adams and
Charles Reynolds.
The band will be one of the big
features of opening night of mu
sic week at Silverton.
Los Angeles Man is
Honored at Dinner
. WACONDA,' April II Clyde
Sharif of -Los Angeles has been
the house guest since Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sharff. Mr.
and Mrs. Sharff and children
and Clyde Sharrr enjoyed a trip
over the Columbia highway this
week.
Mr. Sharff is delighted with
Oregon scenery but he doesn't
appreciate the recent cold rainy
weather. A family dinner wlth
all members present from Eu
gene, Salem, Waconda and In
dependence will be enjoyed Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Prank 8harff in Salem.
CRABTREE. April II Sat
urday night, April 10, the Ladies'
Aid of Crabtreo will have a car
nival, including side shows and
one and a half hour program.
The funds derived from this ear-,
nival are to bo used for the pur
chase of hall seats.
Ella Watson and Emma Bll
yeu attended the Linn county
health association at Albany. Ida
Becker is a delegate from the
Crabtreo unit' to attend-the state
Child Welfare conference at Sa
lem on. May I and I.
Friends and relatives were
Sunday dinner guests at the J.
N. Bilyeu home: Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Carlson and daughter Ilia
May. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elchen
ger and son Junior of Portland,
Mr. . and Mrs. Hainan 8helton,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bilyeu of
Crabtree, Eveline Bilyeu, Mlko
Bilyeu, Otto Weidman, Millie
Cobb and two daughters Pearl
aad Wuma of Jordan, and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Bilyeu and
I son Michael of Lebanon.
MICKEY MOUSE
Portland Produce '
t Bits For Breakfast J
(Continued from page 4)
be
tor, February II. . 184. can
seen In his office.". .
- The lettering on the tablet
c reads: The Oregon Spectator, the
first newspaper Issued In Ameri
can territory west of the Rocky
mountains, was printed on this
site Thursday, February 5, 1840.
, Publisher, the Oregon Printing as
' sociatlon. Officers: President, WI1
; Ham O. Tault; vice president,
. James W. Kesmith; - secretary,
1 John P. Brooks; treasurer, George
Abernethy. Directors: Robert New
ell, John H. Couch, John E. Long.
."Editors: First William G. TVault;
second, Henry A: G.' Lee; third,
' George Law Curry; fourth, Aaron
. E. - Walt; fifth; Wilson Blain;
sixth, D." J. Sehnebly; seventh, C.
L. Goodrich. Printers: First, John
-Fleming; second, N. W. Colwell;
third, W. P. Hudson; - fourth, S.
. Bently ; fifth, George B. ,Goudy ;
sixth.-.T.-F.IMcElfbyr seventh. C.
; W. Smith; eighth, T. D. Watson;
ninth," C. D. R. Boyd. Publication
suspended. March. 1855. Erected
by the , Hawley Palp And . paper
i company." JT
'-i Added Mr. Hlmes: VThla mem
. .orial; mounted on a hug bowlder
- Uken from the foot of tho cliffs
ruear where the flfo Indians .who
nuiea vDr. Marcus Whitman,; hi
"lfe'and ll .others, on November
10-30, 1847, were, banged on June
. . 1. 1850, is to honor the beginning
ot newspaper lite on the Pacific
coast." . . ,
A note In the OuartrW it.
. "This tablet stands on the right
. hand or west side of Main atit
Oregon City, near the office of the
Hawley - Puln A Paner
When the buildings that are cot
templated by this eomnanv art
: " erected a recess or alcove will be
. provided In order that the tablet
may no readily seen from the
:" " street." ,v- ... ,
POBTLXND. Ora.. April 23 (AP)
Batter -print. 93 aeora ar better, 30
3l: atasdarda, 18-11 eartoa.
Egta Paeifie poaltrr rradneera' Mil
lag price: fresh extra 14e; taadarda,
lSe: medium, 18c.
Country meate MlHar priea to retail
era; country killed nor, oeit boteaera
aader 100 lbs., 6-6e; TeaUra, 80-130
Iba- 9-9 e: trrinr lamb 10-lSc: lamba.
yearliara 10-lle; hoary ewe. 4e; eaaaer
eow. s-4e; Lull. 0-6 He.
Mohair nominal, boring price, 1933
elip ( ).
Hut Uregon walnuts, 19-19e; pea
Bat, lie lb.; Braiil. 13-14 ; almonds, j
1516c; filbert. 20-22e; paean. 20e lb.
Cavara bark baying1 price, 1933 peel,
-Me lb.j
Hop 1931. 11-11 lb.: contract
1932. HU-lSe lb.
Bnttorfst direct to hiDDrs: (tstioa.
15c; Portland denrery-prieaa, 16e lb.
LIT txjultrr net bar in r nriee: hearr
Bona, colored, 4H lba. ap. 15e; do me
dinmi, lil3e: light e; light broiler.
12-13e lb.: colored roaitera. over S lb.
18-20e: M rooitera 6e; dacha, Pekiau
15e: ceaaa. 12: eavon. 18-20e.
Onion lelilnc vrlea to retailer: Ora-
goa 37 S0-8.50 cental; botlere. 86-7.
Rew potatoes Tezss, 2.25 for BO-IB.
aaek.
PoUtaoa local. 90e-8L15: Park dale
31.35: DetckatM. f 1.35-1.85; eastern
wathingtasi, 31-1.35.
84 poUtoe (certified) -earliest aC
aU. 1-lHct early rose. 11 U a lb. .
, Wool 1933 crop, somlnal; Willametta
Taller, TV4-10 lb.; eastern Oregon. 7-10a
Hay -baying prU fem producer; al
falfa. 315-16.50; aaster Oregon timothy
f iv.uo; oata ana Yetea i.uo. ,..:
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Fruits, Vegetables
f --' JrtaHar AprO S3 ' : '
8:06 Oolden Gem. HBC. - .
' 8:15 Bhythm Rassblera.
. 8:45 Cooking aekoaL -"
0:30 farm aad Horns Hnf, KBC. '
:30 Woman's Uaf.iia. KBC.---JL-
11:30 Organ, r
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Grapefrait California, 33.25-3.50; riot
Ma. 3.50-4- eaia. Lemea California, I
84.50-5.35. umes a do, eartoa. 33.35.
Baaanaa baaehea, 5e; kaadt, 3H ' la.
. Strawbrri Lo Aagale, - f 1.35-1.8S
erft. 13 pints; Freana, 83.35-8 arata,
30 Sinic : - . - -
? ? Kew poUUea Texas. 82."23 for SO-I
lb. ' sack. BJiBbarb oaUoor grown, 3-31
in.. . caoDga loeai, in.; saw
crop, uaiifernia, 7 ID. , rotataa
weaL SOe-81.15 : TarkdaJ. - 31 J5: De-
ehates. Sl.35-r.85: eastorn Waabinstan.
31-1.33. Seed potato certified h: ear
nest ar an. 1-1 e: aart yrose. i-iel
lb.- ! -. - - " " .- Z .
Oaion felliat" priea to retailer t Ora
a. 87.60 cental: boilera. 85-5.35. On
eambara hotbooaa. 40e-810 do. Spin
aea local, 70-soa orang oex. tJeiery
Cslifomia, 01.80 dot.; hearts, $2.35 do.
oaBcoe. Maihroom sotbonsa, -. SOe to.
Peppera BalL Florida. 28-8 0a lb. Peas
sweet potatoes California, J4; aoata
era yam. 31.25-1.85 ba. erat. ' Csalt I
flower local, 75e-31.Zi erata: BoaAnrs.
OA-x.ea.1 erase. TaattMi m . ajtthnaBj. ;
fancy, B0-45e lb.; ekoiea 35 lb.; Uei
can $, repacked. Lettaeo Arisen
!HM 8 Maria,- 84; Imperial,
32.50-8 . erata. Asparagaa California.
peen. MHI tn.; M4.-Coinmblo 81.25
l bunehe; Kanaewiek, 12a. 85
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13:15 CosiaopoUUB, NBO. ? if
i J-STwood Easamble, XBO.
3:85 Children's mm.. ' .
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'TOe Cold-roreer?
1 THINK BUTTERCUP SMEU.4 A
RAT! MAVB6 HE SENSES THAT
I'VE BEEN FOUJ0W1N4 HIM TRY-. 1
1N TC RNO OUT WHERE V&S
CfETTlNcf ALL. THAT MONEY I ,
HE MAY HAVtr A HID1N6-PLACE,
BUT HE HASN'T.
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FROM HIM SO
far! rrsTHs
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r THOSE BILLS LOOKED OLD!
WEfeE NOT THE FIRST TENANTS!
WHO EVER UVEO IN THIS H0USEJ
THERE MAY BE HiDOG A TREA
SURE IN A SECRET NICHE
SOMEWHERE " At MAYBE,
BUTTTJXUP HAS OrSCOVEREO m
HUM ! A UTTLE PIECE OPMOLOH
IN4r IS rONC HERE I -A
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i CASPER!
WHAT
HAVE
YOU
PDONE?
, m TRYING TO FINtr
THE SOURCE OF:' "'
1 BUTTERCUP'S MONEYj
TOOTS! ITHOaVHTI
- MltHT FIND IiOM&
HIDDEN AOLO UNDER
HERE BUT I DlDNT!
IT DIDlvrr HURT
TO LOOK.!
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HOLLOW PLACES. BUT I WON'T jWE UP !
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