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BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
R. D. Barton BatteHes Starter and
gfeserster work. S4S Chamekets at.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4 450 R PJ Northnesa
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. U 8COTT, PSC. Chlropractar.
St N Rlrh Tel Res 57
FLORISTS
OUT flowsrs, wedding bouquet
funeral wrealha, decorations, C W.
Brelthsapt. florist. 1ST Court atraat
Tsl 1884.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lata Flar
lilt 18th S Market Tel 5f?
FLOOR CONTRACTING
fMsen Floor Cs TI " 1 I
INSURANCE
BECKE ft HENDRICKS
III N Hleh . i Tel 4T
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEI DER L.AIINDRT
tsi a hisu 7:,.Ji' TL ,m
CAPITAL CITT CATJNDRT
"Wa Wish Everything In Lux"
Telephone SIRS 1144 Broadwav
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened and repaired. Alao trade
H. W. Scott. 147 8 Com't Tel. 4111.
MATTRESSES
Mattrssse from factory ta home.
Spring matt re a fl.aH. Resovst
on and fumlgators. Capital Bedding
Co. Tat 4048. 1030 North Capital
New mattress made to order, aid
mattress remade ; carpet cleaning, sis
ng: fluff rug wearing Salem Fluff
Bug A Mattress Factory. a. isth
Wilbur. Tel. 844L Otto I. Zwlcker.
Xac. ten
MUSIC STORES
a EX). C WILL Plana. Phono
graph, sawing machines, aneat music
aad piano studies Repairing phono
graph and aewlns machines. 411
KtMte K?r( 8atm.
MEDICINE
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medietas Co.
Hours Tuea, and Sat S to S um. 14S
N. C-immercial.
PLUMBING and HEATING
PLUMBING and general: repair
work. Uraber Bros. It So. Liberty
Tel S84
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERT. card. pampQ
let, program, book or any kind ot
firlntlng. call The Statesman Print
ng Department SIS a Commercial
Telephone A
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. StOTea
for sals, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds sf woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, bop baskets, hooka, kxntn hooks,
Salem Fence snd Stove Works, S(S
Chmek.ta Tel 4TT4 R. B Fleming
TRANSFER
CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. Ill
Stats St TeL tTTS. Distributing, ' for
warding and storage our specialty
w vus as it?g.
L
run icrai nr iietttan -.nT.
carm . . I
ags. can II Jl Larmer Tranafir Co
iuvm i rvniua aativ. . ,-
Real Estate
Directory
... BECK 18 A HENDRICKS
139 N. High Tr'. 494V
. a At EARLB I
124 N. High 8t ; TeL 9(79
tAjr nrv i a sun I
t4-8 First Nat Bk. Bids. Tsl TSOrf
... -J- r- PLR1CH
818 BUts Street fst 887 S
870 Btats St TaL TSSil
W. 11 QRABENHORST CO.
tS 8 Mtw-rtv tL TVt 4(k
MixxcJen Sells Share V
:In Mill to Partner
SUBLIMITT, Kot. ti Tony
Miadea has sold his share la the
Frank and Miadea nawmlU, which
la located near the Sflrer Creek
Falla, to his partner. Edward Ben
edict h startfld Trork oa a new
vBTarage oa his place. :; ?
i M cia irjaftui i.(r:nix nmiia i i : k tiu i- v M h hi -
FOR SALS Old BSJMS-a. la t hm.
die. 8 ta teaman office. .' y
- t-if-i- n nnrvtnJutji ia'--Ui
SALEM Unea Gifts 13 sad up.
G-reenbauma, 34-24S N. Com'L . , ,
Freb sawdust delivered in basement
$4 per unit Paul Dodele, Alonmoutb.
Oregon. :-
Chums salmon or pink Se per lb.
These make fine ftsh to smoke. Fid
let's era stand. Intersection Portland
and SilvertoB roads. Wear FalrgTounds.
Tel. StSS. -
Fertiliser 1 1.04 per yd. TeL J8J5.
1121 Ford Coupe. Phone S403.
FOR SALR Tenor banjo and ten
or guitar, standard makes and used
slightly. Mr. Dixon, phone 344 S.
FOR BALK Allen parlor circulator,
almost new. 146.00. Mr. Dixon. 12S6
Market St
m . T-,iir rfrif jtru-ir u rijuLiiJ'xru"Lj'
Hotpolnt 4 burner enamel range. A
bar fa In, 310 East Meyers St
Sheep fertilizer. Mrs. Wright. 4H
mL on Wallace road.
BH3 THRIFTT. Shop around. It paya.
The Hollywood Furniture Store can
aava you money on your new and used
furniture, ranges, heaters, etc Terms
can be arranged. Russ Woodry. auc
tloneet manager. Phone 7419 or 361.
OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL. :S0.
WANTED Miscellaneous
AH kinds of rifles, pistols, saotguas.
old gold ad Jewelry- Condition no se
lect Name your prion.
REINER'S EXCRANOU
ISO N Commercial
Cash paid for used furniture, stores,
etc. TeL 3SJ3.
Poultry wanted, Salem Poultry Co.,
255 E. Miller St Phone 870L
WANTED Used furnace and laun
dry trays. Dial 5274.
Marahall strawberry plants. Name
quantity you have and price In ground
or dug: A. Jr.' Metcalf, rails city, ore.
WANTED Used household furni
ture Must be ta good condition. TeL
5454.
Wanted worthless horses. Pn. 4811.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, room, gar. 318. 1040 N. 17th.
Board, heated room a 1271 Cheme
keta. FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Well furnished '1-room apartment
22(1 Hazel. TeL 7814.
Patton apartments downtown. Call
Patton's book store.
Lovely court bungalow furnished,
fireplace, hdw. firs., garage, elec
range, 329. Phone 5154.
Fwrn. apt, light, water, heat, gar
age. $11.50. 275 N. 20th.
Pre scott Apts. 3 well furnished
room. Furnace heat, electrio range,
fine kitchen, private bath. Garage. 120.
a P bus line. 1014 Oak St
Modern steam heated apts. TeL 8490.
2-1 rm. fur. apt 1335 Stats.
Lovely 8 room apt, 1580 Center. .
S rm. neatly f urn. apt 25S Center.
Clear reduced, furn. and unfura.
Phone T226.
FOR RENT HOUSES
S R. sub, $15. A b rams, Masonlobldg.
S R. furn. Adults. 774 Trade.
Attractive bungalow, 250 a Cottage.
Partly furn. 8 R. house. TeL 4303.
Three room furnished house for rent
TeL 3929.
5 rooms, modern, nook, furnace.
Clean, reasonable. Phone 5(20. 1030
Hunt
I R. bouse, flO. Phono S980.
A rat. ttiAitArn fnrn. wttt a witk
garaga. Close In. adults. Phone 3992.
8 room furnished stucco bouse.
818.00. 837 N. Cottage St
FOR RENT
Large flat for rent 5 rooms, furnace,
block to post office. Vacant today.
First floor ADULTa $26 a month.
Other rental.
BECKK A HENDRICKS
189 North High Street
hi acre and 4 room house at city
limits north, $10.(10 a. month.
S. M. EARLE
208 No. High Phons 9(78,
205 A. 8 toL a W. of Dallas. 100 A. In
cultivation, 20 A. oats and vetch, 80
A. timber, S houses, 8 barns, silo, fam
ily orchard. 18 A. logans, 8 cows
milking. 11 more to freshen In spring,
9 horses, 8 sows, alt accessary ma
chinery, $500 year; -caah In ad
vance. MELVTK JOHNSON
S75 State Street Phone $79$.
FOR SALE Real Estate
i-i iT"i - ruuui Ji-ruu
Up-to-date f rra. horns. Small dowa
payment. bL like rent Owner, 1435
N. 18th. Phons 4J77.
TRADE FOB CITT HOME
10-acrea 8 R. plast house, bath,
barn, 3 poultry houses, prune dryer,
3-A. filberts and $ A. prunes. Water
system. Trade for city property.
38-acres. 8-R. house, large dairy
barn, S silos, modern hog bouse, 88-A.
cult, 8 cows, milk route and bottling
outfit Sells milk. Sells bottle milk on
route. Trade for city home.
HERE'S A SNAP
5-acres In Hollywood; addition for
$525.00.
10-A. GARDEN ROAD
On Garden road, all cult, fruit, ber
ries, clover, f-R. house, barn, garage
and etc $2(50.00. SEE
3. D. SEARS. Realtor
133 South High Street
Idence, basement fireplace, plumbing,
(-room, two or four lots, fruits, nuts
and 'berries mors than pay taxes,
naved Mnct. nfo t urn....
and tw lots 80x138 each. $3500,
terms. ix-iea ai Ti Kurai avenue,
phons 8354, owner.
- i-,-ii-tfiiirvrwrMJMi
BARGAIN DAT-r-78 sens, small im
provements. 40 acre tillable, balance
oak timber, good road. 9 miles Salem,
only $180.
8p1erdld S room house, fireplace,
garage, paved street must aelL Only
$1200.
4 room house, garage, large lot,
paved street only $500. Easy terms.
McGILCHRI ST ft PENNINGTON
209-10 U. H, NatX Bank Bldg.
- -- " -- -r"ii -n-irtrm.nrLnjLAjui
S R. house, bath num. basement.
Very reasonable. Small payment down.
See Charlie O'Brien, 494 N. CapltoL
rms. near Leslls Jr. high, fnrnaes.
win sell furnished or unfurnished at
a bargain pries and terms.
Attractive 4 rm. bouse, walnut and
fruit trees, fins district. $2500, wants
small acrwage doss to, will consider
old buHdtngs,
WINNIE PETTTJOHN 1 '
i . . ,175 South High Street , V :
Interesting Pacts
S) i "'ii
23
Shopping Days
Until
Christinas
NOVEMBER
tVMQWTVIVHPTWVj MU SATl
DECEMBER,
" Ml
Ws were reading the classified
0430 of ths Sunday Orsgonla
and noticed that a Salem lady was
advertising for an article she lost
whlla at Meier A Franks In Portland.-Ws
are sorry for ths loss but
our ad vies to this lady Is to do her
shoppimj In Salem.
O
Ths Oregon Box Breeders' asso-
elation are holding their first an
nual plt show and sals In ths
Chamber of Commerce rooms today
aad Wednesday. Their display In
cludes several hundred fins fox
pelts.
O
DO YOU KNOW
That ths Terminal Ice and Cold
storage plant 990 North Front
street Is the largest freexing plant
la ths Pacific Northwest
O
That ta ths refrigeration system
there Is 2$ miles of pipe. Enough
to reach from her to Albany.
O
That there are 875,000 feet of
corkboard used for Insulation la
this plant
O
That there are Just lots of things
to know about Salem. We'll be tell
ing you more. Watch this column.
O
The Christmas Shopper's Num
ber of The Statesman will bo pub
lished next Sunday. Watch for this
paper for suggestions for your
Christmas shopping.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
18.3 A. clear. Imp., near Roseburg,
for what have you clear? J. A. Cooper,
Toledo, Oregon.
2H A. equity for sale at Oregon
City or trade for Salem property. S
L. King, 118 a High, Crasy Crystal
Store, Monday.
HERE is a chance to go where ths
sun shines all winter. Ws want to
move to Oregon at ones and will trade
a S rm. furnished home, bualness prop-H
eiry, esiaousnea real estate ana Insur
ance business, suburban acre, 20 acre
ransh, etc for similar property In or
near Salem. What have you? Writs
fully first letter. 430 D Street, Baa
Bernardino, Calff.
8 acre bargain with 4 R. new house,
only $1800., terms. We have a fine
30-acres of old growth timber not far
from Salem for $1800 or might trade
for house same value. Must be clear.
Ws have a good homo In Sllvertoa for
Salem home. Will pay difference ; ws
have a home In Salem and a 6-acrs
tract close In, valued at $4300. Will
trade for a farm and assume.
BECHTEL ft THOMA.SON
341 State Street
2 U A., new mod. 5 R. house Silver
ton road. Will accept car, lot or any
thing I can use. Call 1190 & 2 Snd St
FOR SALE FARMS
THREE WONDERFUL FARM BUTB
25 acre tract few mites out good
buildings, 1 acre ot walnut, 1 acre of
filberts, 8 ixjres apples, 1 H acres tim
ber. Priced very low at $3200, cash
$800, baL easy.
Choice 80 acre tract on paved road
north of Salem, two sets of small
buildings, 20 acres In good timber, bat
In cultivation. 15 acres filberts, wal
nuts and cherries. A REAL SNAP for
$4200, cash $1200, baL easy.
80 acre farm about IS miles north,
59 acres In cultivation, 19 acres tim
ber, running water, good buildings.
Formerly sold for $18,000. Priced to
day at only $8500, cash $2000, baL to
suit
Immediate possession of any of
these farm;!
CHILD! ft MILLER. Realtors
344 State fit Phone 8708.
436 A. 10 tillable, 1H million ft
timber, fenced, room house, barn
(0x60, silo, creek, sandy soil, macadam
road, close to school. $22.50 per A,
Trade for Salem or Portland residence.
65 A. 2H from Jefferson, fine son,
fenced, la cultivation, baL Umber
and pastunt, family orchard, 5 room
house, bam, chicken house, garage,
$4760. TraSe for larger farm.
M15LVIN JOHNSON
ACREAGE
170 A. dairy farm for rent com
pletely equipped, crops In ; cash rent
This Is a good one.
H. a SHIELDS
Real Estate
Oregon B'.dg. TeL 8903.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Farm from owner. Box: 81,
Statesman. '
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Turkeys wanted at ones. Phons
1S3F2, Lee's Hatchery '
MONEY TO LOAN
Ws hav funds for loans oa modern
Salem homes. $100$ to $8000.
CHILD3 It MILLER, Mtare, Loans
144 State Street Phons 10l
POLLY AND HER
"" . " 1 11 1 .; 11 I" iUJI.!l .eeaammMMMi
'Bells of Harmony
Heard evsr KOIN dally
rtaa- out a loss servles that
la really, really .eUffarsnC. ...
TOO GET THE FT7IX
AMOUNT OF LOAN
lit CASH
ONLY CA WFTJL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS $10 to 1308 .
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room 119 New BJtgh Hd. tn4 Floor
LICENSED BT STATE
I18 8tatst. , TeL S-f-4-8
- fc4-ifci rii n fXiTJXnjinnr
FERSONA2. LOANS
MADB on f umlMir- mm alarf
or -other rood security. Repayable
monthly. . when, in financial need see
us before closing a loan.
UJCPISKAL. INVESTMENT
CORPORATION '
First National Bank Bids. Phons $581.
PERSON-AL INSTALLMENT -OANS
oTATB LOAN -COM PA NT
9tft nfftmn Ri.fl rf In fnA InjM.
OffW hra. 1 A U s -1 t" u '
Tsleeboas 7783. SUto tlcsnao No
8-1(5.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
uoraracts rtennancsd
Arrange to reduce ous payments
Toe kssp ths car
- - P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty 8t and Ferry
Phons 4733 Salem. Ore.
LOANS WANTED
" " 1 --.- innn.wuuj
$1509 on new horns. Will give first
mortgage as security. Box 87, States
man. FOR SALE WOOD
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awssssssssj . mm mm m s. - svsVy-rw-AjXfut
t"XJ mtw 18 a aa a at -
viu Air ii iu., syft.BV. xei, TBtJU.
-ririrrsnrifin n i
Catt Baggie for dry fir. oak, ash
JJ maple. Reasonable prices. Phone
3739.
Used lumber, or will trade tor po
tatoes. sway ut, oaiem.
"sr- " "y"rv-rsxrKjen
GUARANTEED DRT wood coal
TaL 8000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade ft
CotUg.
- -,- nrsi-r rxji sa
urw www ai !TCJ-a riKMM 19 SC.
and fuel oa Call on us for price. Ws
give good measure, good quality and
good service.
ItAtUIER TRANSFER ft STORAGE
Teleohons -8181
uia nr. oak. TeL. 9789 Earhart
K-ln. old fir. Phone 48(5
sSBSl
1 Old fft 11 1' mmir7sA i-AK
$8.26. TeL SS37. '
18" old fir, $4.25. Tel. 84(3.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST 7 mo nlil f,m,1. t.t.
rler, black, tan and white markings.
xvewara. neturn to 1IZT Flaia.
LOST Sheaffer's life-time fountain
pen. Tel. 4881.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Closed car, bicycle, 1088 N. 16th,
1930 VarA O. rfall
Sundays at 808 N. 14th.
SALEM USED CAR CENTER
1931 Standard Coups , , t f 9$ 00
1931 Standard Coupe
315.00
iii) uoacn
396.00
. 315.00
. 825.00
. 325.00
850.00
195.00
35.00
1929 Coach
1931 Sport Roadster
1930 Sport Roadster w
1930 Dual 4 speed trunk
1931 -speed truck
Pickup runs good
OTFrUTR XT ATTICA
1980 ChevroUt Coach
1928 Chevrolet Panel Delivery 1(9.08
1928 Bulck Standard Coup 855.00
i2 itu ics ncanaara coup . i40.es
1927 Star 8 Sedan - 100.09
TERMS TRADES
SEE
rit..M t
Phone 7910 Marlon at Liberty Sis.
McKATS USED CARJ
WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTi
FORM
lit Sport Roadstar
12 Fordor Redan
211
S4S
1J Sport Roadster
It SI Oonpa, low pressure tires
t4B
ITi
C IIEV ROLET S
list Coupe :
l)2f Coupe , .-
12 Coach
1121 Sedan
130 Coach
1931 DsLuxs Sport Roadstsr
131 coacn
ItSI Coupe 400 miles
12S Vlelle Sedan
1929 Plrmouth Sedan
1924 Graham Truck
IS
its
Easy Terms Liberal Trades
McKAT CHEVROLET CO.
SSt Center Phons 1189 41$ N. ComX
HE RET 3 A BARGAIN'
19S1 Studebaker Dictator Coups
that lists for $571 ta Blue Book for
only $42S. Come ta and see and drlvs
this car. Tour car as cart or all of
ths down payment and easy terms on
ths balance.
McKAT CHEVROLET CO.
Sit Center Phone 1189 410 N. ComX
Stocks and Bonds
(Ooprrifbt 1932. Standard StstUUct Co.)
STOCK ATEXAGB9
50 tO
SO
Ufs
se.a
88.1
89.6
to
Total
54.0
64.1
67JI
iad'is as1
Todar
52.1 a.s
PrsTious day 52.1
3S.4
Wk
5B.S
T1.8
87.
Tear are
S years ago .
Higa (1932)
Law (1982) .
Hip. (1980)
Low (1930) .
M.T 109.9
TJ.S
165.5 132.3 199.4 168.1
72.8 89.8 111.0 73.9
. 85.1 18.8 61.8 85.0
-202.4 141.6 S81.S 305.8
.113.9 86.4 146.5 114.7
BOKO AVEBAOBS
20
20
20
60
Total
6841
68.7
69.S
Ts.e
8.T
78.1
67.5
101.
98.8
Iad'Il SB'S
Today 62.S 61.4
Previous day 62.8 61.9
Week age 68.0 68.0
Tear ago 78.0 74.
TJfs
81.4
81.4
82.e
88.T
88.4
86.t
S Tears mm
02.5 105.0
11.8 78.0
Higk (1932)
TrfiwMaasi ca ATA
70.9
High (1930) 94.0 109.8 101.4
97.8 96.6
PALS
Oililil
SI 15
LESS W IU 1931
Larger Stock on Hand in
Oregon; 43 per Cent
Moves in Carlots '
The lilt nrnllmlTia-pv ststtmatA
ot the late onion crop, based, npon
revised acreages for hrMt -ni
reported yields per acre, 1 20,
482,000 bushels or about thaame
as the forecast of Ortnhi i
daction in 19 J 1 was eUmated at
hnshels, and In ItSt
a( 20,022,000 bushels. The arer
aire prodttcHon for the flTe-year
perioa. 19Z6-1930, Is 17, 119,000
bnshels.
Harreeted. acrear in t.
estimated at 68,290 acres com.
parea with 49.30 acres in 1131,
65,980 acres in 1930, and 64,890
acres ia 1929. The 1932 harvest
ed Acreage was 13 per cent above
t&at of 1931 and was sllrhtl Nrr.
er than the previous record acre
age ot 1S3Q. The 1932 yield per
acre ia estimated nt 3(4 bushels
which ia the hlrhMt
since 1918. Uniformly good yields
per acre were Obtained la practi
cally an producing areas.
The Oregon harvest ia 532.000
bushels, a decrease of 88,000
bushels over last year, when the
acreage was 1.250, by 40 greater
than this year. Stocks of 1932
crop on hand, including both
growers and dealers, of this sea
son's crop is estimated at 479.000
bushels November 1, with the
1931 stocks on hand estimated at
447.000 bushels.
California produced 1,985,000
bushels this year, an increase of
522,000 bushels over a year ago;
and the Washington production,
at 400.000 bushels this year, is
5,01) under 1931.
Total stocks of onions on hand
November 1, 1932. including those
In both growers' and dealers'
hands, as indicated by reports
from growers, dealers, and by oth
er data, are estimated at 11,017,
000 bushels, or 53.8 per cent of
the 1922 production. Revised es
timates of stocks on hand Novem
ber 1 for the five previous years
are as follows: 1931, 5.500,000
bushels or 42.5 per cent of total
production; 1930, 9,575,000 bush
els or 47.8 per cent of production;
1929, 8,927,000 bushels or 49.0
per cent of production; 1928, 5,
630.000 bushels or 43.2 nr rnt
of production, and 1927, 8,880,-
000 bushels or 48.5 ner cpnt nf
production.
Of the total estimated disap
pearance of 9.465.000 hnxhela hr
November 1. 1932. shinment
orda show that around 43 per cent
nas moved in carlras. Movement
by truck this season has hen haa.
vler than usual.
TT7B8BAT, VOVEHBBB tt
BOW Portlaad 6 go Ta.
8 ;00 Taror Child.
8:15 Meralsg eaashlss.
8:30 Croisenu Prom ta Log sf tas
Isy.
9:15 Cooklag icheol.
: Artos trie.
10:30 Woaaa'a staraslos sf ta Air.
11:80 K sad My gfcasow.
12 :15 Was tarn Farm and Horn hsav.
1:80 Dotal Clisia f th Air.
1:45 Orgss.
9:15 Keledis Thoogku.
t:80 Tea Tisse Basaa.
8:45 Alrin Bey.
4:00 Mid-Wsek Tederstloa Hyma slag.
4:15 Gypiiaa.
4:30 The HUow 'Cello.
4:45 The Wandering MiaitreL
5:1 Piano SSrpriaes.
6:00 Masi Gardes,
8:00 Anoi 'a Andy.
6:15 Memory Lsn.
8:45 Riebard Montgomery' Vok east.
9:80 Bea Berate' ore let tr a.
10:15--Dsace orchestra.
ll:15-r-Th Evening SUr.
' BXX Portland 1180 B.
7:00 Morning Sarenaders.
S:15 Portland Breakfast oloh.
8:45 Jails Hayes.
9:00 Ton Mitchell.
9:15 Dixie Memories.
10:00 MardI Oral.
10:80 Hotel Hew Torkar orcksttrs.
11:80 Bhythnt Vendors.
13:45 Tons aad Dad.
1:00 Brown Palace orchestra.
3:00 Mssie Oardsa.
t:80 Stringwood ensemble.
.8:00 Melody Mixers.
4:00 Simpy snd Glawdys.
4:15 Mladwsys.
4:80 Tea Tiaera
8:00 Tanaa sf ths Apes.
8:15 National grand opera.
9:00 Ths Goldbergs.
9:15 Terrace Gardens oreheatra.
10:00 Niesley sad Kosher.
11 :0O Stringwood assemble.
11:80 Bal Tabarls orehetrra.
XOAO CorrsHii 550 Be.
7:00 Morning Meditatlona. led by Dr.
Frank B. Matthews.
8:00 Morning concert. -10:00
Home Economies Obterver. '
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Mrs. Bars W. Prsatiaa.
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6 :30 Parai hoar.
7:80 The Citiiea and Bis School talk
by 0. A. Howard.
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. Prof. John M. Ba. 'My iW
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8:00 Oregon Stat eelUg dspartsisat
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, Odeen, soprano.
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DEBT SITUATION HURTING GRAINS
EGGS TWO
Collapse of Sterling
To Lowest Record
Causes Slump
: CHICAGO. Nov. 18 t API
Dragged down by collapse of the
British poand sterling to below
any previous bottom, Chicago
wheat prices today ontdld the sea
son's lowest record tor July. ,
Uncertainties rerardlnr the
war-debt situation, as well as
alimnees of European demand for
grain, were additional disconcert-'
ing factors. Traders virtually ig
nored a big decrease ot 3,694.000
Dusneu in the United State wheat
Visible supply.
Wheat closed unsteady at Al
most the day's low point, 1-2 to 1
3-5 under Saturday's finish, corn
1-4 to o-s down, oats 1-8 to 3-8
off.
Today's eloslnr anotallona; ,
Wheat: Dec. 42 1-8 to 1-4: May
4 7-8 to 47; Jly. 47 1-4 to 3-8. "
Corn? Dee. 23 7-8 to 24; May
Z5 s- to 3-4; Jly. 30 1-4 to 3-8.
Oats: Dec 15 5-8; May 15 3-4;
Jly. 18 1-4.
General Markets
WBOTHTCW STCITiVas
Prodaes sxcaaags nt priest: BatUr -
utrss sc atsassras xse, prist (irsts
28 4. firsts S8s. Zgg Ijtih extras
2se,- ireta ssauams sec
Portland Grain
FOETLAKD, Oi Kv. 28. (AP)
Whsst : Opa Hies Law Clot
Ufmbtt .21a aVt .41 .42
MT 47 .47 .48 i 4.KH.
Cash wheat: Bir BcnA klusstpm .51 VI
dark hard winter, 12 per cent .SO, 11 per
ctat .; tot w tt its. bar winter .41;
westera waits, sortnern spring .40 V ;
westsra red .40.
Oats No. 2 whit $1T.
Cora No. 2E yellow $18.50.
Millrun SUndard $12.23.
Portland Livestock
POST LAND, Or., Kot. 28. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 1250. cairn 20; ateers
xse nigner; Dsns aoc signer.
Steers, 600 to 900 poand, medium
$4.25-5.25. common 82.75-4.25; 900 to
1100 pounds, medium 34-5, common
$2.50-4; 1100 to 1300 pounds, medium
S3.7 5-i.su. Heifers, 550 to 850 pounds,
medium $3.50-4.25, common $2.50-3.50.
Cows, common and medium $2-3, low cut
ter and eutter $1-2. Balls, yearlings ex
cluded, good and choice (beef), $2.25
8; eutter. common and medium 81.50-
2.25. Vealera, milk fed, good and choice
$5-5.50, medium $3.75-5, cull an4 com
mon, $2-3,75. Calves, 250 to 500 pounds,
good and choice $3.75-5, common . and
medium $2-3.73.
Hog BeceisU 2500: active.
Light lights, 140 t 160 poundi, good sad
ehoiee, $3.25-4. Lightweights, 160 ts 180
pounds, $3.75-4; 180 to 200 pounds,
$8.75-4. Medium weight, 200 to 220
poinds, $3.25-4; 220 to 250 pounds, $$
8.76. Hearweights. 250 to 290 pounds,
$2.85-8.65: 290 to 350 pounds. $2.75
8.50. Packing sows, 275 to 600 pound.
medium aad good, $2.50-8. Feeders-
stocker. TO t ISO pounds, good and
choice, $3-3.50.
Sheep, lambs Receipts 1600; choice
lambs 25e higher.
Lambs, OO pound down, good ssd
ehoiee $4.50-4.75, medium $3.50-4.69, sll
weights commas $1.25-8. Tsarilsg weth
ers, 90 to 110 pounds, medium t choice
$1.25-2.85. Ewes, 90 to 120 poaads,
medium to ehoiee $1-$L25; 120 to 150
pounds, medium to choice $75e-$1.25; all
weights, cull to common 60-75,
Portland Produce
POBTLAKD, Ore, Not. 18. (XP)
Bnttsr Prints, 93 seors er better Sis,
standards 31.
Eggs Pseifis Poultry Producers' sell
ing prices: Fresh extra 39, standards
37 c, mediums 36, pullets 32.
Country meats Selling pries t retail
ers: Coma try-Ulled hogs, beet be takers
snder 150 poaads, 5-5 Vs pouad; vealera,
80 to 100 poaads, 7-7H; lamb 9 10,
yearlings 8s, heavy ewes 8e, easasr cows
Se, balls 4-4 tt.
Nuts Oregon walnuts 15-19e pouad,
pessuts 10e, Braxila 13-14c, almonds 15
16e. filberts 30-22. peeass 30.
Caaesra bark Bayiag prices, 1933 peel
8 pound. .
Hops Nominal. 1982. 26-36H pouaA
Butterfal Direct te shippers: Station
38. Portland delivery price: Charming
eresm 89. sweet cream higher,
Liv poultry Net buying price: Heavy
bans, colored, 4 H poaods, lSe pouad; do
mediums 11 ; light Be; springs, colored,
lie; all weights, white, lOe; old roos
ters, 7c I ducks, Pekins. 10-1 lo.
Onions -Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon 00e-$l cental Yakima 60-90e.
Potatoes Local 65-T0e orange box,
Deaehatos Gems $1-1.05, Takima Gams
76-90 craUl
Wool 1933 clip, nominal: Willamette
valley 13-15 poand, s asters Oregoa 10
lte. Hay Buying price from producer: Al
falfa $11.50-13, clover $9-9.50. eastern
Oregoa timothy $16.50, oats sad vetch
$10.(0-11.
STATUS HIED
P0RTI4m Not. 28 (AP)
With foreign and midwest butter
being freely offered to the Pacific
slope at prices somewhat less than
ia being Quoted here, a weaker
situation is Indicated In the local
trade generally.
Almost general shading of egg
prices la suggested here as a re
sult of recent prlca loasea in the
Atlantic coast trade. Receipts con
tinea to Increase, no change has
rTem vtscfs vn rvcrsift r
MAN TO REACH HIGH "CT
H 1 EGGS'
GENTS LOWER LOCALLY
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, 18 per
. bamlred.
K'SeurplsuJ 82c' -..
-.' (Milk Wcs sa U-auathlr
ssttsrfst avers.)
Jlutterfat Sweet, SOc'i
oar, 2c.
' Batter Cubes, SSe;
Prints, Sic
FBUTT AJFD VEGETABLES
Prices paid to growers by Salem bsysrs
SevMBber 38
(Ta prices below, supplied By a local
grocer, sr tadicstivs sf th daily msrket
bat ar ssf guaranteed by Ths SUtssnias)
ChJaeee eebbagedes. - ' jo
Carrots, s. - .ja
utrrots, 40 sag .go
Beet, local, dos.
Turnips, local, dv
Oreea peppers, lb. .
J5 t .20
, .35
,,- .05
... ,,- JO
. .30
vassag, ssak
Radishes. 4os. bsachas
Unions. Si
Ejm K. Vl A
.30
Lscal pstatoos
.76 t 1.00
Sweet potato, 100 lbs.
Celery hearts, dos.
Local eatery, dos.
Leeal letture, erste -Th
Dalles lettuce
-L75
.80 sad .40
.30
JtO
1.25
Spissck, crate
.50
Hothouse tomatoes, erst
Onions, Walla Walls
Onions, Lsbiah. 35 lbs.
Danish squash, dos.
Psrsnips, hundred ,,
ba.
8piueabergs -Northern
Spy
Ortley
Jonstbsaa - '
J.40
.85
.39
.15
.1.00
- 45
- .50
. .65
.65
. .65
.L00
. .75
-1.50
Delicious
CssUflower, No. 1 erst
Batabaga. hundred
oraaaei spreuts
.90
.28
.20
HOPS
Top, 1932. lb.
Top, 1931, lb.
EGGS
. Buying Prices
Extras
.25
.24
.28
. .17
.04
.11
.08 to .09
.06 to .07
.11
.09
.15
.19
.08
10
Standards
Mediums
Pullet
Old roosters .
Colored hen
Medium hen
Ught ben
pototbt"
Bake
Tarkeya, live, top
Turkey, dressed, top
Ducks, liv
uucxi, dressed
MEAT
Lsmbs. top
Hogs, top
Hogs, fir&t cuts
Steer
-4.00
.S.75
...3.50
.03 to .04
01 to .03
02 to .03
Cows
Heifers
Dressed veal, top
. .06
. .05
Dressed bogs
OBATir aim Siv
Whest. weslern red .39
White, No. 1 .41H
Bsrler. tnn rnn i a An
Oats, white', toa ItioO
Oat, gray, top, ton 18.00 to 19.00
tiiy, Duytsg prices
Oat snd vetch, toa i nn to 7.50
Alfalfa, valley, 1st cot 9.00 to 10.00
WOOL
Medium , IS
Coarse lo
Mohair no market
aruTS
Walnuts . nrrhrit wnm Alt 1
Filbert, fair grade lis
been announced by Manager of
the Pacific Co-ops.
Strength in tho cheese trade la
by no means confined to the lo
cal territory although the situa
tion In the im mediate Portland
section ia somewhat stronger than
elsewhere and especially at points
distant from th Pacific slop.
Market for spring chickens re
tains its recent weakness al
though little change was suggest
ed in prices. Hens of all sorts were
scarce but unchanged in price.
Slight stretching of country
killed lamb prices here with a
small volume up to 10c lb. was
reported. Hogs and veal wore
steady to firm at lata prices. There
was a scarcity of canner cows.
OH IS OPENED
PORTLAND. Not. 28 fAP
A fractional betterment in price
available to onion rrowers here.
caused by a slight increase in
bids, has resulted from continued
liberal volume of business in Ore
gon onions from th Orient. Th
Portland trad views the situa
tion with satisfaction.
So far this season about 140
carloads of western Oregon on
ions hav been moved, and local
and shipping demand In the do
mestic field have been of small
consequence, with th bulk of
sales going to th Orient, an en
tirely new field.
Th Portland chamber of com
merce la credited with hating
opened th Oriental market,; th
extent of which la aeen by th con
signment Saturday of 200 tons to
th Orient. Another shipment of
about th same volume will lear
her Dee. 10.
Purchase of onion at Willam
ette Talley points ar about 50
cents per cental with sacks fur
nished by-hnfr. Som Portland
wholesalers say they ar unable
to obtain their full needs at th
half-dollar mark.
tazr a. S
ONION MARKET l
X"wshtdV
ooshitwa&),
Quantity Onion Sales
Are Reported in
Labish Region
Egg dropped two cent yester
day, to 25 cents on extras, 24
cents on standards. 22 on medi
.nms and 17 on pullets. Batterfat
held at 29 cents' and there was
no change in meats.
Labish growers sold a Quantity
of onion's over tho weekend at 60
cents, the best figure so far this
season. No change In the price,
offered by local stores has come",
yet, as the local buyer is offering5'
25 'cents a 25-pound crate.
Celery hearts wer up 10 cents,
quoted at 30 and 40 cents a
doxen.
0NI0I1KESU
Weekend Boost is 10 Cents;
- Movement now is to Ori
ental Trade
LAKE LABISH, Not. 28
Onion growers were looking
soirwhat less glum over th
weakend. Some of them were ac
tssally smiling. Portland buyers,
b It known, were offering 0
cents per hundred and picking
them up from the onion houses.
This is an advance of 20 centa
oyer the price of several weeks
ago.
There Is some optimistic pre
dictions to the effect that they
are duo to rise to new heights
In th ensuing weeks. With the
coming of cold weather, con
sumption of onions Is always on
tne increase. Soup, soup, and
stew.
On aspect of the current
market which brings cheer is lh
fact that practically all of th
onions which hare moved so far
hare been shipped to the Orient,
a market which in the .past has
been more or less scanty in Its
buying. When onions were high
last year the price was too high
for the Orient to meet. .and id-
parently In the years before the
buyers had no openings. This
year a vast lot of onions have
moved across the ocean. Soma
are reported to hare gone so
tar as Australia where there is
a dire shortage with onions re
ported selling for as much as a
nickel apiece. All of this helps
considerably.
In the paBt yeais when th
onion market was sluggish tho
buyers customarily bought up
enough at the low early pric
to meet their demands for th
winter and the market often sub
sided completely after New
Year. There Is little likelihood
of that tor the current season,
however, tor the domestic trad
will require many carloads, and
they ar yet to be purchased.
There is . som prospect of a
dollar or mor later in th sea
son, this being contingent upon
th Texas and California winter
crops. Reports vary as to th
quantities to be harvested In
those regions.
Regardless of this, there will
be probably mor onions consum
ed this winter than ever befor.
Even when times ar hard peo
ple must eat. There ia nothing
mor filling or mor conoml
cal than stew. And stew isn't
stew without onions.
NEW YORK, Not. 28 (AP)
Stocks maintained their compos
ure in th face of a record low
for th pound sterling today.
Net changes of' shares wer
again insignificant, by and large,
although the market over the fir
hours of dull trading was some
what Irregular.
Reflection of th unsettled
state of foreign monies was found
in gold mining shares on the stock
exchange. Homestake reached a
new high and was up 5 net, while
Alaska Juneau and Melntyr wer
also active, although th ' last
named was off a little on the day.
Th market showed occasional
lapses, to th .extent of about a
point in some favorites, but Amer
ican Telephone," American Can
and Case finished about even with
8aturdaya close attar losing that
amount. National Biscuit and
corn products wer heavier. U. 9.
Steel, General Electric, Westing
house, Allied Chemical, Loew's;
Consolidated Gaa, Public Service
of New Jersey and a few rails re
turned moderate gains, mostly ot
a fractional nature. . 1
By CLIFF STERRETT
CLIMB TO GO CENTS
STOCKS RM
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