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Business
Directory
Cards la this directory run on
monthly -- basis only. Rat :
$!. par His per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mlk Panek, the brake and shimmy
dtytor. 175 Sooth Comtne-cir.. Street
BEAUTY PARLORS
tfffitr Beauty Shop, dial 7951.
8efMrtor Beaoty Shon. dial Hit
BICYCLES
BICYCLES, velocipedes new and
used. Harry W. Scott. 14T B. Oom'L
CATERING
Burt Crarr. tti caterer. Ph. 8753.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4458. R. E. Nortnness.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. I SCOTT. PSC. Chiropractor,
15 N. High. TsL Res 8578.
Correspondence Instruction
International Correspondence schools.
Business, technii.-al course. Bx. 168,
C. McGUllvray. TeL 412$.
DRESSMAKING
MRS. SNELGROVE. 465 N. Cottage.
Tel. T466. Hemsntcnmg.oro
FLORISTS
rriT finwara woddlnz bouauets fun-
ral wreaths, decorations. C. F. Brelt-
haupt, florist. 577 court, -ret u.
All kinds of floral work. Luts Flor
ist. Itth ft Market TeL ftz.
FLOOR CONTRACTING
Olsen Floor Co. Tel. 9111.
GIFT SHOPS
Fred Blatchford, mfg. of Distinc
tive Olftware." 118 s. wg" au
GLASS
Automobile Glass Mirrors
Windows Re si axed
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iin tun Rrevs Ave.. Salem
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HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Salem representative for
going concern. Small capital reaulred.
write to Box 143, care Statesman.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Old patera 10c a bua-
iie Btatesmaji omcs.
Buy Crazy Crystals at Salem's new
store In new Bligh Bids. 118 a High.
ZOO Boxes Yakima Delicious applea
Special 69c Box. Free delivery Pur
itan Cider Works, West Salem.
147
FOR SALE Real EstaU
A REAL, SACRIFICE:
Modern late built tour room boms' oa
paved St., near school and. bus line.
nardwooa noors, xirepiace, zuu ce
ment basement, furnace, two bed
rooms. Let us show you this BAR
GAIN. Price $J650 terms, Located
la & Salem.
, W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
f 1 1S4 South liberty Street
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JjESeHAGE Real Estate
Sak art farm equity for Salem
nome. 'feLB377.
TRADE
it acres Santlam river bottom land.
lft mnes southeast J error son. e
room house, barn and chlckea
house. 1 acre asparagus and rhu
barb, peach orchard, some straw
berries and grapes. Excellent soil
for any kind of crops. Will take
house In Salem, Eugene or Co rv si
lls. Better investigate thia
CHAS. HUDKINS, Phone llt
Room 8, Millers Store Bldg.
FOR SALE FARMS
SPECIAL.
Stocked and equipped farm. 92 acres;
about 25 acres cultivated, lots of good
timber, creek and springs, fair build
ings, s cows, 6 hellers, team and ma
chlnery; all for $2500: some trade.
BECHTEL or THOMASON
341 State Street -
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100 acre a near Salem, 7 J cult.
creek. Buildings. Fine farm. SCO
Make offer. Owner, 448 Hoed St.
BEST FARM BUT
If sold In next 7 days you can get
this nice 46V4-A. (Howell prairie)
ranch with good Improvements at
about price. Now $5500. Will give
terms Don t wait.
B -GRADE DAIRY
180-acres, 99-A. cult, 1-A. timber,
some walnuts and family orchard.
Good house with bath and toilet Dairy
Interesting Pacts
TOWO HIS
ID REACH I ACRES
Jos. Adolf was driving around
town Sunday and Monday with his
car all covered with snow. He
must have been up in the hills
some place, and wanted everyone
to know it.
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A war on hair cutting among
the barbers sprung up Tuesday.
Barbers are like some other lines
of businesses if the volume could
be increased the prices could be
lower. The question is: will lower
prices increase the barbers' bus
iness? 0
Watch Friday's Statesman for
food advertising. Salem grocers
use Friday's Statesman on ac
count of ift remarkable coverage
of Salem and wise housewives
should use It as their buying
guide. . . .
a
. The battleship Maine was stink
35 years ago.
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The average retailer in 118 S ex
pects the worst, hopes for the
best, yearns for the truth.
O
George Hug, superintendent of
For Growers at West Stay-
ton who Formed new
Packing Concern
FOR SALE WOOD
Old fir any length. TeL TI.
Girl's bicycle, like new. 114.50.
So. Commercial Street.
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Bicycle tires 95c. Harry W. Scott
WANTED Miscellaneous
Wanted to engage hatching eggs
from good R. L Red flocks. The Wil
lamette Valley Hatchery, 410 South
24th St., Salem.
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barn and tnllk house, hog and slaugh- Salem schools was born at Sum
ter nouse. nace soia years ago iot i n.in. .. rr ,
119.000.00: forced now to 18000 me.rTU1f' 18S1- He to
12000 down. saiera in iai.
98 H -ACRES 10-A. HOPS
This good place can be bought for
$9000 less than $100 per A. with
10-A. -good hops, hop house, ware
house and baler. Good T-R. house with
bath and basement S silos and eta
2 5-A. timber, (river) and most bottom
laxio. iuii im wl uuj, vjito idiuik i r,DV c-r . k,r. s , w mnAn
If you want a place that pays don t fuel all CaQ oa ns for prices. We
JAST D SEARS, REALTOR 'ST '
132 Bout iilgn I lARMBR TRANSFER A STORAOS
wwwawwwww I Teleohsns 8181
Be Independent 10 acres of real I
bottom land, e mnes saiem f Ash, fir and oak, Tel 1148.
nouse, small oarn, cnicsen nouse, goou w,avwwwafcw wmmwwww
road for only $1200.00, with $100 n in. arr Ind fir. $1.50 oer load.
down and $10 per month. I Planer ends $2.50 per load, at Tracy a
BDienaia 40 acre iarm, nocxra ana i xet Sis.
equipped, ana owner wanes acreage or
Sal em home.
Melvln Johnson W. M. Fennmgtoi
275 State Street
Cash for fruit jars. Tel. 8598.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hair cut Adults 20c, child., 15c
Two blocks R of library, R Winter.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Pleasant light, heated rooms
modern home. 185 S. 15th St
Furnished sleeping rooms, heated,
$5, $( per mo. Inquire Model Cafe.
121 S. Com'l.
ROOM AND BOARD
LAUNDRIES
Board. Steam heat $20. Tel. 5482.
Front room, running water, 645
Marlon.
For ladles close to Capital Bldg.
$20 and up. 1271 Cheraeketa.
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
tti a High
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
Wo Wash Everything In Lux"
-.,-1- 11CS 12S4 Broadway
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MATTRESSES
New mattress made to order, old
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FactorynTlJtb WUbur Teu
Ml. Otto F. ZwlckergBm-
MUSIC STORES
rspfL C WILL Pianos, radios, sew-1,,-cMnesTshet
muslo and piano
udi?aCRepa"irlng radios. Pe
nnd sewing machines. 432 State street,
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
""Learn steel Pjltar In , 1 wka W. O.
Storhow. 4Stt Court with Stifra
MEDICINE
! " rr Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Dr- SS??.,, nd Friday. 11 a. m.
p "wrcommerclal.
Table board and rooms for ladles.
737 Center St Tel. 6CT8.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Beautifully furnished h. w. heated
S-room apt and garage, $25. TeU
5154.
Nice, turn, heated apt 690 Union.
Ono room bachelor apt 14$ Center.
Pat ton apartments downtown. Call
Pattern's book stsre.
GUARANTEED DRT wood coal
TeL 5000 Salem Fuel Co Trade
Cottage.
ACREAGE
Dry wood that Is dry. Call llSFtt.
Robert Froram
WEST STAYTON. Feb. IS
The growers Pf this community
who have formed a cooperative
organisation are looking forward
to an excellent season this year.
B. C. Meskimons. Owen Lacy,
Paul Haynes. Charles . Wise, O.
E. Snider tiled articles of Incor
poration showing a capitalisation
of 110,000. The cannery plans to
handle Oregon - grown products
only, including beans, tomatoes
and berries this year. New equip
ment is to be put In at the plant
to make the canning of beans pos
sible. The Cleary and Hlllman
Packing company of West Salem
is to be the headquarters. The
contract is on a five-year basis
The labels of the West Salem
plant are to be used until a new
label can be put out. The cannery
is to pack oft a percentage basis.
The association has not decided
who its manager Is to be. A man
is to be at the plant some time
In the near future to Install the
bean equipment. Seeda for plant
lng are to be ordered through the
West Salem Packing Co.
The cooperative growers are to
grow nearly 10 acres of tomatoes,
Sixty thousand plaats are to be
grown. The growers expect from
10 to 14 tons to the acre.
STOCKS RECOVERING FROM BLOWS
WHEAT VALUES ADVANCE SHARPLY
Utilities are Chief
Sufferers; Rails
Hold Steady
NEW YORK, Feb. IS Finan
cial markets nursed some tender
spots today, but there were nu
merous signs of recuperation
from yesterday's bruises.
Utilities were the chief suffer
ers in a session that saw volume
cut In halt compared with Tues
day's turnover. Consolidated Gas
of New York lost S points under
offerings that probably came in
part from professional sources.
Public service of New Jersey and
North American and several pre
ferred stocks of the same classifi
cation softened. Detroit Edison
rallied more than 5.
Ralls, whose sponsors had the
transportation committee's report
to peruse, were mostly steady and
net changes ran to fractions.
Industrials inclined to steadi
ness. International Silver Prefer
red flopped several points on
omission of Its dividend. U. S.
Steel issues. General Electric, Un
ion Carbide, General Motors and
Chrysler, formed fractions to a
point. Most sugar issues rallied.
Sales totaled 745,693 shares.
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, 9 1.38 per
hundred.
'Surplas f 1.10
(Milk Um4 ea seaU-aoatkly
bo turf it sversge.)
Battrrfat 8we, 17c;
sour, 15c.
Prlecl paid te trsvm by Bates borers
rbrary IS
(Tae prices M)w. aspyuet ey s local
trocar, are iadlcarWs Ua dally asrk
kst sra rvarsnteao' v Tk. 6t at etna a)
rKUIT AJTD TEOSTA1L2S
Carrots. Calif., erate M
Crees penpera, Calif., IK .IS
Peas. Calif, lb. .2
Cakbag. is. . .02 tt
On La a. . bsaeaea .8S
Potatoes. Tskias Ne. 1 .65
Potatoes, local
Swoet potatoes, crato
Calory hearts, doa. .
Lettsea, CsSf.
.75 to 1.00
1.15
.70
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General Markets
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PORTLAND, Ore., fob. 15. (AP)
Predate exchange, set priest: Batter
Extras lSe. stsadardt 17 He, prima firsts
17, Ants 17c. Eggi rresk exttss
11-lSe, saediaas ll-14c
Portland Grain
Sm me about a 40. 60. or 70 acre
farm rear Woodburn. This Is In the
very best of locations. Can sell them to
you on easy terms These are extra
good places ne-ciaimea pricea.
TT C. SHIELDS
228 Oreeron Bids. Tel. 890J
PERSONAL
Lady above fifty, wishes to corres
pond with gentleman of like age, and
of frood habits Box 4, care Statesman.
Business Opportunities
ANGORA -WOOLERS
Will make you an Independent living
Let us show you.
HILLCREST ANGORA CO.
TeL 8156 Rt 8, Bog II.
Pae. Hwy. H mile Po. of Salem.
FOR SALE USED CARS
McKay's used cars
with an o. k. that counts
Dodge Touring $ SI. 00
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Essex Coach
1926 Chrysler Sedan
1929 Essex Coupe
192$ VIelle Sedan
1928 Stude Sedan
1929 Ford Tudor Sedan
1929 Ford Fordor Sedan
1829 Dodge "6 Coupe
45.00
11. 00
12S.00
14S.S0
145.00
191.00
225.00
325.00
SS5.00
Fur.
.7664.
2 R. apt, 2261 Haiel. TeL
Apta $10 to $20. 897 N. Com'l.
First floor modern apta $58 Center.
2 rm. furn. apt, furnacs heat very
attractive. Adults. 1064 Oak.
Reduced ratea 3 and 5 r. fur. du
plffx, 1st fltor. Garage. 812 Mill,
T?tauaa VsBW ttasnaae eHaflafeiiHAn
on aU tock. Auction sales depot gJS
BRED GILT SALE
Blit-pn nurebred Duroo Jersey. Po
land China and Berkshire gilts, swine
feeder program snd sale.
Thursday, February 1$, 1.8t
Animal Husbandry Department,
Oresroa Slate College
Livestock Judging Pavilion
Corvallls, Oregon
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1929 Bulck Standard Sedaa
CHEVROLETS
25 00
good one 100.00
1929 Coupe, excellent condition 245.00
1929 Landau Sedan looks Ilka
new 175.00
1980 Sport Roadster 171.00
1921 Special Sedan 685.00
TERMS TRADES
McKAY CHTGVROLKT CO.
38$ Center St Ph. $189. 48S N. ComX
PORTLAND, Feb. 15. (AP)
Continued shortage of operations
rn butter churning was reported
all through the local territory
with resulting strength in the
price situation on the open mar
ket. Butterfat price show a wide
j
I spread.
WhllA thftrw was an advance of
lc dozen in the price of eggs, fol
lowing the one made by the local
co-ops, underselling continues al
most general. The plan of the lo
cal co-ops to maintain prices was
not beinjf tried by some others.
Killers hsve been forced to ad
vance their buying price on both
medium and lightweight hens lc
pound as a resK't of the very short
supplies resultii.t, after the record
low values namecf. Heavy hens
were In supply sufficient for needs
and were unchanged.
There has been a slight lift in
the price on country killed hogs
An advance of lHc pound is re
ported. Other meats were un
changed and inclined to show
strength.
There continues a more or less
lifeless tone in onions here and in
the Willamette valley despite the
confirmation of damage to Texas
crops. It appears most of the loss
is in quality.
HANSON STRAIN WHITE LEG
HORN CHICKS. 'Male pedlgres Its
eggs, $9.60 per 100. $90.00 per lets.
R 1 Barred Rocks White Wy-
andottes, $10 per 100. Ruby L. Wood
ward. Rt , BOX tJO, lei. aa-r-a.
Poultry wanted. Salem Poultry Co.,
255 E. Mfller. Phone 8701.
FOR RENTHOUSES
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Furn. and unfurn. houses R. A.
Forkner. 1610 N. Cottage. TeL 80 JL
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4 It furn. house, modern except
basement TeL 5977.
Fur. 6 R. mod. house, reasonable.
Otto Hunt 790 Cross.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
You keep the car
P. A. EIKER
rnr r.ifcorrv St. and Ferry
Phone 4733 Salem, ora
Houses to rent $7 to $17 mo. In
quire 490 N. CapitoL
PLUMBING AND HEATING
PLUMBING and general Wgr
work. Oraber Bros.. 168 So. WDeny.
Tel. 6594. .
Small house and garage. Inquire
1025 N. 16th. Dial 8215.
ooiirrilifi r-riiii-T-rsm m '
G R. bungalow, strictly modern, $1$
mo. 1810 N. 17U1 Bt
Furnished 1625 N. 19th, I rooms
furnished. $30.00. P. H. BELL, 125
Bells of Harmony
Heard over KOIN dally
ring out a loan service that
Is really, really different
TOO GET IHE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PKIVAUI
A Car For Every
Purpose
Valley Motor Co.
Used Car Sale
Terms - Trade
McKays used cars
With an O. K. that Counts
Dodge Touring $ $5.00
PORTLAND. Ore Fab. 15. (AP)
Wheat: Open High Low Cl
May 44 45 44 44
JslT 4SH 45H 45 45H
Cash wheat No. 1 Big Bond bloMtem
SO; dark sard wiator, 12 per cast 50,
11 per cant 46; toft whits, hard wia-
ter 41; Borthara spring, welters white
40 H ; westers rod 8H.
Oata Ne. S white $18.50.
Corn No. S E yellow $17.50.
Millrnn Standard $18.
Portland Produce
ToweUes, hotkooso. crate
Osiosa. Walla Walls
Osloss, Ltblak. cwt.
Daaiah sqaaah. doe.
Hubbard assaak. to.
Pansipa, hoodrod
Khabarb, hothoaao
OaUt, lo.
Aselee
Wiaaaaps
2.S0 to S.T5
8.65
.85
.60
.1$
.01
.1.50
.75 to 1.00
.05
Active Buying. Future
Deliveries, Seen;
Setbacks Minor
CHICAGO. Feb, IS (AP)
Indications ef more cheerful feel
ing in financial circles led to a
sharp advance of wheat values to
day.
Aetive buying of wheat for fu
ture delivery was much la evi
dence most of the time, but after
prices had buldged 1. cents,
selling pressure increased, and
fractional setbacks ensued. The
enlarged selling was attributed to
government-sponsored a g e n cles
and to liquidation of May con
tracts. Wheat dosed unsettled, Vk-K
above yesterday's finish, corn a
shade to pp. oats 1H-U ad
vanced. -a --
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat May. 47-tt ; July,
48-43; Sept., 4IH.
Corn May, 15S-V4: July. 27-K-U:
Sept, 18.
Oats May. 18: July, 17'i
M: Sept.. 17-Ti.
Spltsaaborgs
Kawtowss
Oases
.50 aad .78
.50
.40 and .SO
.65
CasUflowaz. CallL. erate
Brssasls sproats
Batabsgsa, hasdrod
Oranges, p.p.
Orsngoa, raaey .
Boots. Calif., del.
Taraipe. Calif, crate
Spinien, Calif, erate
PersiaimnBS, retail -
Orapoa Calif, S lira
1.10
.95
1.50
.1J0
Too. 19SS. lb.
Too. 198L lb.
HOPS
.8.00 te 4.00
.70
t.85
3.50
.05
.15
.30
Extras
Modlaou
Old roostors -
Colored heaa .
Median hens
Light bees
Bakers
sooa
Bsytsg Prices
pouLTar
Light fryers
Lambs, top
Hid. top
8CBAT
Hogs, ftrit cots
8teert .
Cows
Heifers
Bulla
. .13
. .10
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. .10
. .08
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.5.00
.4.10
8.85
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 15. (AP)
Batter Prints. 83 score or better 20e
Donnd. standards 19e.
Eggs Pacifia Poultry Producers' sell
ing prieei: Freih extras 15e, atandarda
14e, mediaraa 1 4c.
Country meats Selling price te retail
ers: Country-killed hog., beat batchers,
nndor 150 pounde 5-5 He; vealora, 80 to
100 pounds, 8a: lambe 11-I.e. year
lings 6c, hea-y swoa 4-4 Ue, casner cowa
3-3',4e. bulls 4-4 e.
Kuta -Oregon walnuts 15-lSe pound,
peanuts 10a, Braiila 1114c. aimouds 15
16c, filberts 20 22a. peeana 30e.
Caaears bark Buying price. 1933 peel.
3e pound.
Hops Nominal 1983. 24 26c
Butterfat Direct te shippers: Station.
14-lSs; Portland delivery prices, churn
ing cream 15-17e, sweet cream higher.
live poultry Buying price: Heavy
hens, colored. 4U pounds. 10c; de me
diums 9e; lights 7e; spriaga, light lie,
heavy 12e; old rooatera 5e; ducks, Pekia,
spring 17c, eld 11-l'ie, colore loe.
Onions Selling price to retailors: Ore-
goa SO-SSe eeatal, issima upaaiaa 10
85e eeataL
Potatoea Local 65-75e orange box;
Deaehutee Gems 90e-$l, Yakima Gems
0-9Ss eeaUL
Wool 1983 clip, nomissl; WlUsmette
valley 13-lSe pound, ea iters Oregon
10-tic
Bar burins price from prodaeer: ai-
..01 te .04
01 U .03
02 U .03
.03 to .03 4
07
Dreaaed veal top
Dressed hogi
GOAXJI AMD nil
Wheat, weiteru red -47
White. No. 1 -47
Barley, top, ton 16. 00
Oata, white, tou 18.00
Oats. era-, too. ton . 25 00
Final Rites Held
For Albert Serin,
Early River Man
PLEASANTDALE. Feb. 15
Funeral serrrces were held at the
Dayton Evangelical church at 2
p.m. Monday for Albert Serin. SC.
who died suddenly at his home
here where he had resided since
1915, upon retirement from river
steamboat activities. Rev. F. E.
Fisher, the pastor, officiated.
Mr. Senn was born in Wiscon
sin in Deeember, 1868, and came
with his parents to Oregon in
early childhood, locating first for
a short time at New Era near
Oregon City before coming to
Dayton. He was a member of tbe
Oregon City Masonic lodge.
Pall bearers were Ralph Hart
ley, James HHibert, Paul Londer
shasen, Fred Relchstein, L. A
Rossner and Joe Thomas. Burial
was in the Dayton Rrook-ide cemetery.
Hey. buying prleee
Oata aad vetch, too 9.00 to 11.00
Alfalfa, valley, lit cut -10.00 te 11.00
Alfalfa, ee iters Or-gon 14.50
wool.
Medium 1 1
Coarae -10
Mohair do market
Stocks and Bonds
TEACHER'S MOTHER DIES
JEFFERSON. Feb. II Miss
Mande Durfee. English teacher of
the Jefferson high school, left for faifs, "'. ;i5!;t!l5T
rr.- t.kJ e.n.w .ll.d Oregon timothy. $10.50; osts snd vetek.
n,,ui,u, uu.j , I gio 50-11
there br the death of her mother, "
who passed away that morning. 0 it- . 1
She had been ill for some time. rortlanQ LlVestOCK
Mrs. Msoei uans is suosuiaimg
for Miss Durfee while she is away.
Overland Coupe-Sedaa
Essex Coach , -
1928 Essex Sedaa
1917 Olds Coach
1928 Veils Sedaa
1928 Studs Sedan
1929 Durant Coups
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE 1929 Ford TodorSedai
M ON LOANS $10 to $300 W29 Dodge "$" Coupe
Beneficial Loan
Society
21.00
45.00
68.00
98.00
116.00
131.00
135.00
138.00
338.00
Radio
1 Program
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7:15 Orgsa concert. NBC.
T :80 Swinging Aloag, NBC
8:00 Singing BtriBga, flcu
9 :15 Cookinr eebeeL
0:45 Serek Kreindlar, SBU
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 18. (AP)
Cattle Keceipta 300, ealvos 10; steeay.
Staara 650-900 la COOS. -.
medium, $4.35-5.00; eommoa. $8.35-4.35;
BOO-11 00 lba, good. $4.50-5.35; medium.
$4-00-4.60; eoasaaoa. SS-OO-soo; lluv"
1S0S lbs- good. $8.85-4.35; modiunj,
S8.00-S.S6; heifers, 550-750 lbe- good,
$4 50-4.75; common mediam. s.v-.ao;
750-000 lbs, good-choice, $4.00-4.50;
eommoa meamm, cowa, so
S.S5-S.T5, eoaassoa-saedism. S3.60-s.ss
cattor ssd sstter, si-s.av. bsus
yearUags excluded, good (beef) $3.35-S7S-
ntte-medium. 81.30-3.25: vaal-
srs, good . choiee, $6.60-6.35, medium.
$4-33-6.50; eau-commea,
calves, 350-500 lbs, good -choice, $4.00-
5.60; eesaas-Btoiia. s.ov-.u.
Hora JBeeeipts 400; ngat euKaers sua
feeder pigs tenuis g lower.
rraauABY is
STOCK AVSBAOXS
50 20 20 00
IndMi KR's Ufs Total
Today 47.6 27.3 72 40.9
Previous day 47.8 37.8 80.0 50 3
Week ego 49.9 28 Jt SS.6 52.5
Tear are 65.3 SS.5 103.3 67.5
T..r. in 179.4 139.4 241.7 183.7
High 19SS 55.2 30.0 95.8 58.3
Low 1939 47.6 36.1 79.3 49.9
High 1933 73.8 39.8 1U.0 73.9
Low 1932 85.1 13.3 51.8 35.0
Dance and Social
Slated by Grange
For Saturday Eve
SILVERTOX HILLS. Feb. 15
The Silverton Hills grange is Riv
ing a dance and social evening
Saturday night at which one of
the features will be a three act
comedy by Royal Neighbors of
Silverton.
The title of the play is "The
Trials of a Hostess' and those
taking part are Inei Heater, Clara
Moser, Maude Peel. Alice Egan,
Susie Neshelm. Marie Thomas,
Maggie Ramsby, Lyda Metealf.
Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy, Olga Green.
Mrs. Theodore Grace is the director.
BOND AVXEAGES
TUv 62.S 64.1 81.4
Previoaiday 63.7 64.0
Week ago 63.3 64.6
Tear age 68.1. 74.S
S years age 92.0 103.0
High 19S8 66.1 63.7
Low 193S 63.3 59.3
HigkJ93 71.8 78 0
Low 1933 53.8 47.4
81. 6
82.8
83.4
98.1
85.3
81.4
RS.3
70.9
69.2
69.4
70.0
74.9
98.7
72.0
68.1
78.1
57.5
New 1939 low.
- PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
nr SALEM
Room 119 New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd Floor
r.Tf-wisrsr.n RT STATE
SIS State St TeL 8-T-4-4)
PRhJUiNAL loans
uins an furniture, cars salaries
or otner gooa security. noiijui.
monthly. When In nnsnciai neso see
PRINTING
Oregon Bldg. Phono 8902.
cv-io omiTi utnAprn alz room home.
furnished, locate a at izs n. I us "I" ...uj -
St. 330 oer mo. SEE I GENERAL INVESTMENT
W. H. '"cyRi nr.t N.tlonarBaik Bids. Pnon. $M.
Fhone S46S.
134 a Liberty St.
225 N. 24th, 5 rooms, modern, $20 j
ieawawjas.
Borrow on personal property ; repay
In monthlr Installments. WILLAM-
1939 RuIrJr Standard Sedan.
1921 Graham Special Coups 475.00
OHEVBOLTH
19il Tourlnsr 85.06
1929 Coups, fins condition zts.vv
1929 Sedan, looks Ilka new $78.00
1930 Sport Roadster ns.oe
1931 Track- Ions' W. B.. 4
soeeda duals .t
Terms Trades
MrtTAT fTFTEVROLET CO.
$33 Center. Phono 3189. 430 N. Com'l
Trees, Birds Tbpic
Of Studies For Club
Light light, 140-160 lbs., good choice.
S3. 60-4.50: llfhtweight, ISO-ISO lbs.
iii'ss 18:00 Womsa's Ksgssise ef te Alt. SA36-4.50 ; 180-300 Peuds, $4.33-4.50;
!!?!! NBC smadlsss weight. S00-330 lbs, $8.78-
11:00 SUndard School Broadcast, NBC.
1 1 ;AS Shakaaoeriaa Plara NBO.
13:16 Western Farm sad Heme kemr,
HBO.
S OO Sehlnaae aad Schmitt NBC.
9:15 WhiUmau ssd His Rhythm Beys.
3 :45 Concert Echoes, ABO.
4:00 Friesdly Chat,
S :00 Ames "a' Aady. BBU.
S.1& Htlard Rtbubabt sour.
S:15 Howard Thurstoa. Magician, niMJ
10:15 Hotel Mark Hopkins orchestra.
Nan.
11:00 Ambassador Hotel orchestra, NBC
11:80 Orgsa cesteert, IBC
aCOXaT PsrtUad 940 Ea.
6:80 O.S.C. farm exteneioa Ulk.
- a a i ,i. r la a. aaa uw a aa.a.
' I 2Z5 PI. ZttiU rouuia, -j- i 11" 1 to- an cm I iPiVIlttrrur4riKsEt i-o. a I .na Rsiilelsr Hftmel'si ftrekMtrfv. v0Bt
i . m mnh. .- sw - -n Av-n K 7 In " I K: I 1 P. lalAi I.U.. O Ult.V I ait- W www I - . . I - -
For stationeuv. caroa. afc Me G""?. -CJ" ,1:1 T-i A. A,-
I.I. I.P!UmmL WwVa" v" ' . 1 - - ' a.- T31r I awmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmsmmuaaasmms. . win sf fl W T Fl Bn. TraiTlirinF Ifnnni MOnUlT I A a, WW s-sas -ww. . - .
lrn .TT's comeTclsX Tele- . in(VDnjA v-pT-T. n,8nt n interesting meeting :0?tn?L J a-de.. DLB3.
L-SUO.1 I aaaaaaa
A60; 330-350 Iks, SS.75-4.S; seavy
weigkt. 950-990 lbs, $8.50-4-35; 390-850
lbs, SS.SS-e.oo; peetiag aowa. i-ew
IhT good. $3.008.75; 850-43S lbs
$3-$0; 436 te 650 lbs.. $3 8.50;
876-650 Ike, medium. Mill; xoee-
er aad stoeker pigs 70-iso ins, goos-
cksiee, $S-S.
Bkeep sad lambs Kecetpu sou ; ateauy.
Lambs 90 lbs. down, good -choice.
$8.35-6.65; eommoa medium, 83.50-5.35;
yearllag wethers, 90-110 lbs, goed
cheiee, $8.00-4.00; medium, $3.00-8.00;
was, 90-180 lbs, good - ehoiee $9-8.50;
13 te ISO Swasss sx.ts-s.so; au weiguia
os-medium. 81-1.75.
hOnel0J1JJ1M.M---mmmmmmmm
LOANS WANTED
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
with nature as topic Miss Oma
'' Talta Vmmnnm mnVa nn tha ink.
-rrr . IcnA rimA nffmit. nrmuX 1 wa. a' w
Best security. Room 107 381 Btats jeci oi .revm. ouw tais m ui.w
"jECKE HENDRICKS, Tel. 4947.
W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
134 a Uberty St. '
SOCOLOFSKY A SON
FOR RENT Farm home with city J Street.
conveniences 10 acres, roues iroui
court house, moaern nome e'- I ir.o a A I V TDnnn
a. nai rinn. UTirn is nea or uniur- i r iw vrw
nlshed. Write Box 111, Statesman of- I
Xn.il n n -aa 1 - -- -------------- - aaaaaa-
flce. for terms I Dry wood $4.50 cord. Phono 8611.
FOR SALE Real Estate
4 ft. oak wood. $5.00 deuverea
city. Tel. 414a
in
of the trees at Mt. Vernon which
were planted by George Washing
ton. Mrs. Harry Keeney spoke
upon the subject of Oregon birds.
She illustrated her speech witn
bird slides from the University of
Oregon.
6:00 Buth Kttlnr. Eadyoa's orek, CEB !
6:00 Oolumbis Sympbesy, CBS.
B1S nnkswwa Hands. E.T.
:30 Dvrethy Dis Prsmatiisttoa, Jems
ssl rsrase.
10:15 Spots Flashes
KOAO Orevallla 50 Xs.
7:00 Morning MediUtlons, led by Dr.
John B. Burns.
0:30 Rural Electrification Course.
11 :00 Moruiug Kattaee.
12:00 Farm hear.
1 .atS laaaaJ the CuDUti.
S:19 Maae Pratt Smith, drasutie.
3:00 Mildred Chamberlain "Gilded
Boiling Piss"
-go Pref. A L. Peck "Pruning Or
namental Trees aad Shrubs."
4 :30 Come for s Walk Stories for the
chlldrea by Oregon Normal school
faculty.
6:45 Market sad crop reports, ssd
avaataara f aaaaa.t
T:l$ Prof. A. O. Lsaa 'Ealaiag
Chicks oa Laying Mash.'
T:S0 HsaUsg ssd FUhiag CeadiUeas
is Oregon By the state gssae
eommlssiea,
T:45 Be view of New Books.
8:00 University of Oregon Musicals.
Missionary Play
Will be Given at
Federated Meeting
WOODBURN. Feb. 15. The
Federated Women will hold a so
cial meeting at the M. E. church
Tuesday afternoon. February 21,
when a missionary playlet will be
given.
Mm. Etta Hall. Mrs. Carrie
Young and Miss Ina Bonney will
be hostesses. Mrs. Laura Llvesay
haa charge of the donations to be
sent to Angel Island. California.
There will also be a white shower
for the old people's home at Sa
lorn.
The Methodist Aid society un
der the leadership of the presl
dent Mrs. Ida Parr, will have a
eoooked food and apron ssle at
Carl'a dairy store February 18 be
ginning at 10:3 a. m. They are
also planning a silver tea and pro
gram for Mareh 28, to be held at
the church.
IX THE DISTRICT COURT OP
THE TJXTTED STATES FOR
THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
In the Matter of
No. B 17911
Viola Lottis,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Viola Lottis.
of Salem, in the County of Mar
lon and District aforesaid, a bank
rupt.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE
that on the 8th day of February,
1933, the said Viola Lottis was
duly adjudicated bankrupt and
that the first meeting of her cred
itors will be held st room 301 in
the United State? National Bank
Building in the City of Salem.
Oregon, on the 27th day of Feb-,
rnsry. 1933, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact such,
other . business as msy properly
come before said meeting.
WILLARD L. MARKS.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
F-lft.
AT PASTORS' RETREAT
JEFFERSON. Feb. 15 Rev.
and Mrs. O. F. Lienlng Jr.. left for
Portland Monday, where Mrs. Li
enlng will Tisit relatives and Mr.
Lienlng will attend the three-day
retreat of the ministers of the
Evanrellcal ehareh of the Oregon
conference. Bishop Epp of Ohio
will be la charge of the retreat.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Marion, as administratrix of the
estate of Sophia J. McCready, de
ceased, and that she has duly
qualified as such administratrix;
all persons having claims agsinst
the estate of said decedent are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to me, at the
office of Ronald C. Glover, my at
torney. 203 Oregon Building, Sa
lem. Marion County, Oregon.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
15th day of February, 1833.
ELDA MCGRATH.
Administratrix of the Estate of
Sophia J. McCready, Deceased,
RONALD C. GLOVER.
. Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon. n-2f-M2-$-ll
STOVES
stoves I on corner lot, 6 blocks from 1st Na-
8TOVES and stove 'en.fSW Uonal Bank. Price $6500 or wUl trade
foV sale, rebuilt nd.nrpm,fr.y and for 5 seres xr more. Must he N. or
: .1 . , -nv-n wire fence, tancy . ea1.m
SiahT hop baskets, hooks, logan noos Modern home ,n Grants Pass, value
. . a aiiii stove " --
w-"" - ---- - ' i j T v lr a vavt-v trn n a f o
FOR SALE OR EaCHAKUB fiJLtL, I frlU nEl IarAL.O
room plastered house, $ garages, I "
"Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Behind'
By CLIFF STERRETT
TRANSFER
$5000. Will pay difference ior gooa
home In Salem.
ALSO 93 acres near Grants Pass,
Want Ktpm nrooerty.
10$ acres 10 miles out on Pacific
highway, part in cultivation, baL pas
ture ana timoer, guuu "-ij
4'
nAPITALCITY Traa'fer Co.-. ture ana
it-ate St. T.L TTTI. ,ty. wli take smaller farm a. part, not to
warding snd storage our mm exced $5000. , .
Get our rstee. .1 mcTm tract short distance out.
rOR waTereflrtTluo
call $131, iarowr 1 Trade for city home.
to Portland dally.
WELL DRILLING
B. A. West. 80 years ssperlsncs,
RTO ' E- TeL tlOFt.
K.a a sinns rarm monxw
and a small residence, value $1500, to j
ax-chango On oetter ..
cT ,tt vnt.t.EP. Roaltors
tn ... Rt Phone .lies
mip Pntt CASH
Good nvo room plastered homelna
mfmmn)mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummwama-w I jrVSU 61 T wv- mT' l i
wnTaiSrIcnil5ala to guide good location, full '"J"B
-,a.". t annUed la ! so- 1OT
. JL practical way off the entrance to w. h. GRARmraoRST CO.
IwHV THE: W I VNA SEE IF S1NCB (v.tP ) SUTT1NLY SUS5! THIS U f SA VrS
CrZlf S THWOEW S MAM r J SH5 ChERB EXPERIM&JT COMES) f K$6J 'SLLr 1CBWIT?
irJ iELo5viSlBLJ&,SHS (dOES.S UNDER TH5 HEAD OF A SVA J3Xs 'TXT '
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