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Business
Directory
Cards In thla directory run on
monthly basts ouly. Rata :
81.08 per Una per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Fuwk, tbe brake an-1 hlmmy
doctor, 875 South Coir.mercl-1 Street.
BEAUTY PARLORS
Miller Beauty Shop, dial T353.
Senator Beauty Shop, dial SS1S.
BICYCLES
BICTCLES. reloclpedes new and
used, Harry W. Scott, 147 3. Com'L
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. (7SS.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4451. R. E. Korthnesa.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a 1 SCOTT. PSC. Chiropractor.
153 U. High. Tel Rm. SSTS.
Correspondence Instruction
International Correspondence, schools.
Business, technical courses. Bx.
C. McQUUvray. Tel. 411..
DRESSMAKING
MR& BNKIXJROVE. 4C9 N. Cottage.
Tel. T46S. Hemstitching, ec yard.
Preenmlor. 411 8. CottageTTETpper Hat.
r j
FLORISTS
CUT fio were, wedding bouquets fun
eral wreaths, decorations. C. Y. Breit
haupt. florist. 677 Court. Tel. 8904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Flor
trt. 14th A Market Tet 9 tit.
FLOOR CONTRACTING
Oleea Floor Co. Tel. I1U.
GLASS
Automobile Glass Mirrors
Windows Reglazed
WALTER J. DOWNS
Phons Blot 480 Breys Ave.. Salem
INSURANCE
BECKS A HENDRICKS
1S$ N. Hl?h TeL 44t
JUNK
W. buy vsry tolng. CAPITAL BAB
GAIN JUNK CO- H. SteinDoea,
mgr. TeL 91i, 1 Center By the
brldjre.
LAUNDRIES
-
TOT NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
THE W EIDER LulUNDKX
lit S. High TeL 81t
CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT
-V Wash Everything in Lux
Telephone 8165 124 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattressea from factory to home.
Eprlng mattress 88.00. Renovators and
fumlgatora Rugs cieaneo. uapiw
e,ng Co. TeL 4089. 8020 N. CapltoL
New mattress mads to order, old
remade t carpet cleaning, slslng; fluff
rug weaving. Salem Flutt Rag ft Mat
tress Factory, a lstb Wilbur. TeL
841. Otto V. Zwlclcer. Est 191L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. a WILL Pianos, radios, sew
ing machines, sheet music and piano
studies. Repairing radlas, phonographs
and sewing machines. 432 State Street,
Kxlem. .
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Learn steel guitar In 12 wks. W. a
Btorhow. 450 Court with Stiffs.
MEDICINE
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday. 11 a. m.
to 4 p. m. 148 N. Commercial.
PETS
Wire Fox Terriers, 1598 Center.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
PLUsIBINQ and general repair
work. Grabs Broa, 188 Be. liberty.
Tel. 8594.
puBLic Accountant
Lewis B. Neet Income Tax, Fubllo o
counttng. 209 Masonlo Blds TeL 8844.
PR1OTING
prograoraTy
prinung. cau in. -,--r
Department. 21
CK vromw".
phone 9101.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE HENDRICKS. TeL 4881.
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
TeL 8481.
134 & Liberty SC
anmitrmrT a attn
14. 5 nrat Nat t bs. man w -
tfrnVfS
. . atnmm
STOVES and atove
iut ai tiwi --, .,. .mil
win da of sons wire feaoe. t7Jf" I
pUiln. hop baa-eta, nooa-, vTi
Salem Feaoa and Store Worka,
Chemoketa. Tet 4TT4. R- a FlewrnK.
TRANSFER
, . . . . .. tr .. r r.s
JArilAU V-ilx - " -
and "ZTZZ-
wardias and atorac
Oet oar rates.
Fnn tnt blatant transfer atorase.
can 8131, Lamer Tranater Co, Trao-s
lo Portia n tair. - - -
WELL DRILLINQ
west. SI rears exrenenci
Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
Classified Advertising
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cepted an til f:30 the eten
lns before publication for
classification. Copy re
ceived after this time will
be run under tbe beading
Too Late to Classify.
The Statesman assumes
no financial responsibility
for errors which may ap
pear In advertisements pub
lished In Ks columns, and
In cases where this paper Is
at 5 fault will reprint that
part of an advertisement In
which tbe typographical
mistake oceare.
Tbe Statesman reserves
the right to reject objec
tions! advertising. It fur
ther reserves the right to
classify all advertising an
der tbe proper classification.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Exp. woman wants work. TeL 4175.
m - - . rnnfinrutiwu
Practical aurse, 2 years experience
at St. Vincent's hosoltaJ. An ravi
Tel. 3984.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Old papers 1e t bua
ile Statesman offic.
Ore (Ton corn shelled and dried, til
ton. Reasonable delivery. TeL 6439.
FOR SALES Grocery store fixtures,
Salem Grocery. 477 Court St.
Bicycle tires. Sac Harry W. Scott.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Cash for fruit Jars. TeL 3593.
Old frtcycle, for cash. Phone 4514.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hair ruL Adults 20c child.. I5e.
: Two blocks a of library, a Winter.
Wet wash. 20 lbs. 50c Call 07.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Pleasant, right, heated rooms
modern home. 185 R 15th St.
in
ROOM AND BOARD
mmm.. i-, , a, .i isrsjx-r-
Board. Steam heat $20. TeL 54$!.
Front
room, running water, 645
Marion.
Tablo board and rooms for ldlH.
' ,r w
R00". board, $11, gar. 1. TeL 7318. I
, 7 r"t"' I
Students, business women Phone I
2J02
FOR RENTAPARTMENTS
Pat ton apartments downtown. Call
ration s book star.
Fur.
1 R. apt-. t:l HaseL TeL
78(4.
ssrfasaeaSaafc
Apts. $10 to 2. 837 N. Com'L
' - - --.- y.yinj-innAAi
S rm. furn. apt. furnace heat very
auracuva. vaults. iuf 4 oak.
a.aa 'i-ii-r-vi-i u ruuuLfi
Nloa, furn. heated apt 890 Union.
Nice front apt. 85? Center.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and onfura, booses. R. A.
Forkner. 1810 N. Cottage. TeL 8081.
" - i-..-..-in ru-ii-u-Lxru-Lruxn
4 R. furn. housa, modern except
oasement Tel. bill.
S B, furn. Adults. 774 Traded
Small bouse partly furn. 2410 Lee.
Modern 4 room house unfurnished,
8 blocks from State street fine view.
all hardwood floors, fireplace, electric
range, laundry trays, full basement
furnace, gas water neater, garden ana
arrM t- an
call at 898 So. commercial street
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FOR RENT Lovely 8 room com-
pletely modern home. Wallpaper, tile
I drains, manogany wooaworK. tfess lo
cation In city. 478 N. summer.
FOR RENT! Good flT room home
located at fill S, Commercial St 1 18.
per mo.
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
FOR RENT
I m m miirir'-Kyjririfrrifl
Garage and service eta. TeL 3893.
Lower rent, more room. We hare
four duplexes and flats. Each has own,
betl furnace, ste. Rents 817.88 to I
sza. ciose w nusmeea, state nouaa,
rooms or more eaen. wukx
BECKI9 Sk HENDRICKS
189 North High Street
FOR SALE Real Estate
Grew year
18 fine acres Jostl
t saOes et S R. beusa, large chicken
bouse t acres of , filberts, lots ef
I
I fruit good garden, neat 8 room bouse.
I nnn ohtfkm 1 aa Mftnf Iftil 1aw
for only 83280 on terms.
A aerea 8 miles out; I It neose.
lots or rnut, good wait gravel
a real anas ror I a is.
Heivm Johnson w. sc. pennmstom
878 state Street
T rm. modern suburban home with
forna-a, rireplaca, breakfaat room, tots
I of btriltlna. 1 8-4 acre, rarletr of
ranoBTn D-siii rnnna wiu
i ei Ka-rL flu tnbarw moA rlo-p-
era, anm pant, large cnic-en now
i ana pmaruro . pesv , wiiti kwu tonus.
WINNIB FKTTI JOHN
I 3T8 South High Street
1 1-eere with B. boose near Sllrer-
tea. 31100 olear. wlU trade tor acre-
m wm a r Banm ua swum ' sens
with fair bulldlnsa, about 10 miles
I frora Salem on pared road. Will trade
I top DO-M to Salem or SUrerton.
wi hare a caah buyer ror 40 to se
acres. Must be a bar if a in.
BKCHTBX. or THOMABON
841 State Street
-Real S-tate Barg-ins a Trade
r . a. A fruit, dandw honM-
i ?iZ- Zf?
poultry houses eitr water, at Dallaa,
Ore. Trade ror nice Dome in saiexn.
4 S-ACRES 33SOO
30-A. colt, famllr orchard, 4-A. ber
rlea, T-A. timber and pasture, running
water. mile to school. Trade (or
Salem home. :LA1. -
1S-ACRE3 -. WITH 8TOCK
" 8-R. bouse, born, 3 cows, I borae.
It beniL hay and Implements, Only
iis; snap. . '
FOR SALE -Real Estate
---.------ - -ii in - ri.im.an.-uu
SzlSv. TO buy a neat modern 4 room
home with two bedrooms, full ce
ment, basement, furnace, fireplace,
paved t-, near school and bus. has
hardwood floor, all la good con
dition, and excellent construction.
$50. down, JO. per mo. to include
lnt SEE IT TODAY.
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
14 South Liberty Street
KXM.. ...... - inn -uuij-lh
HOMES BARGAINS
1 1 SCO. Modern 4 room home with
basement, furnace, fireplace, $11.
down, balance $15. per ma Ifa a
real buy.
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
1S4 South Liberty Street
TODAY'S BEST BTTT
Is a 7 room modern house, only 5
blocks from State street, north. This
is a forced sale and can't be equalled
la Salem. Price only $4500 with $504
down, easy terms on balance.
SEES Mr. Ellis with
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
$44 8tate Street Phone 470$.
seaaa i'iarWinon- , urtxaAAJ
SNAP FOR CASH
Good five room plastered home In a
rood location, fall cement basement.
Price $1250. cash for IMMEDIATE
SALX5
See, W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Silem and farm eaultr for Saisna
home. TeL $377.
FOR EXCHANGE
Beautiful suburban home 1ft mile
east of Salem. S acre food, black
oil Price $4500. Owner wanta larger
farm.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 470$.
ew wy
EQUIPPED DAIRY
lit acres. 45 acres bottom land in
cultivation. 12 A. seeded to red clo
ver, running water, good buildings,
barn 34x60. good team, Jersey cows,
machinery and toola All for $7,000.00.
Will take smaller place as part pay
ment. HAWKINS A ROBERTS
Guardian Building
For exchange: 320 acres of gracing
land located in Umatilla county, free
and clear of debt, owner will exchange
for a small house, in Salem of equal
value. SEE!
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
Good first mortgage to trade for a
mail acreage, well located In Polk
county; good Improvements. Will as
sume a small amount or pay some
cash difference.
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bid;?. Tet. 3902.
Business Opportunities
ANGORA WOOLERS
Will make you an independent Uvlng-
Let us snow you.
HILLCREST ANGORA CO.
TeL $156 Rt. 3. Box II.
Pa c. Hwy, Vi mile So. ot Salem.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Elroy N&ah guarantees satisfaction
on all lire stock. Auction sales depot.
salein.
SURPLUS BABT CHICKS at sac
rifice prices Tuetday and Friday
only. See our bargaina, Custom hatch
ing. Hatching eggs. Phone 133FI,
Lea s llatcnery. Salem, Oregon.
FOR SALE 10 head of horses 10
cows. 519 N. Front
REDUCED CHICK PRICES Haa-
eggs. $8.00 hundred. R. 1 Reda, Bar-
red rocks, w. uota, ie.ov nunarea.
Custom hstchinz. Ruby L Woodward.
R. 9. Bx 9B, Tel. 44F81.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce yom payments
Ton keep the car
P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
Phono 4731 Salem. Ore.
'Bells of Harmony
Heard over KOIN dally
ring out a loan service that
is really, really different.
TOO GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
OM LOANa 119 10 iset
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
! Room 119 New Bligh Bids. 2nd ileoi
LICENSED BT STATS,
818 State St
TeL S-T-4-e
PERSONAL LOANS
MADE on furniture, cars, salaries
I or other good security. Repayable
i monwiy. w nen in uauau
1 ua hafor eloainn a loan.
I BiSifiJi: . Vr
i i.un ir j iva i 111.1
I First National Bank Bicg. Pnone
Borrow en personal property; repay
In monthly installments. wiuuajs-
ETTB LOAN CO., State lie S-lil, sua
I Omrdlan Bldg. TeL 3877.
FOR SALE WOOD
IS tn. drr 2nd Or. S3.S8 per load.
Planer ends 12.80 per load, at Tracy's
TeL 3988.
nUARANTKED DRT
TeL 8000 Salem Fuel Co. Trad
Cottage.
Fir. ash. reasonable prices. TeL
1788.
Dry wood $4.00 cord. Phone 941L
eMktsiasaBjsaakaeaeasjrfkis
WTT - 48 11 warn tt VK
I TT WIU JUU Sat VVV WU Sua w ess w-w.
Dry oak 38.00. George Meltsler.
. Oregon.
Dry wood. TeL 4418.
DRT riR AND OAK WOOD, al
tad fuel IL Call on as for pricee. We
I rtre goo saeasure. good quality end
I CMaRANSFKB STORAOB
I xeieonen sisi
I lOMaawaoaa
Ash, Or and oak. TeL 8848.
No. 1 18 tn, old fir, 84.00. TeL 44to.
j4aaaaaaaatnaSe
13 tn. old fir. 84.38. TeL 3933.
Arl Old fir 18 in 14.60. TeL 7800.
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fHCW LONG ) (PK MY PRICE, AND 11 IJVOU UTTU. HVOU UND5MTr 1 IlAKE My VVORD FCR IX I I 8nrSCfJ YXTT
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Interesting: Pacts
SM
Accord lug to B. C. Forbes we
pay la federal, state, county and
municipal taxes 114,090.000,000
a year. This Is $500 a year for
eacb family.
O-
The first news announcement I
of the coming eake baking con-
test will appear In Friday's
Statesman.
n
We'll hare a new deal a week
Crom Saturday, March 4th.
The most ralnahla akin. .
those of the Silver fox found-in
Siberla or Alaska and the almost
extinct otter found in Kamschlt-
ka, Alaska.
Ten -rears am th
four employees in Salem bakeries I tnrou8n th northwest is lndicat
Today the four wholesale and ed from th winter old with
the six retail bakers employ about
ivw people. I
O
Just saw our hnnWMn v
has been ruin? a hnnVkntnv m..
chine for several years, add up
some figures by counting on her
fingers. Who says the girls are
noi going back to the old fashion
ed ways?
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Box of Knri.. L.1LH.SZ?
ward for return to Statesmaa offlos. I
lost Bina nMrA tifc t "'I' '
MiS.?; rrBoorm ."!"a
stateaman office. Reward.
ForrvTkv .
wyutwiAj I
tlfy and pay fo? id at SUtert-
fice. 1
PERSONAL
Lady a bora f iftr viihu .
oTgUBoT
From this day ssrward I win nn k.
responsible for any debts contracted
u' anyons dux mysair. OUve Bennln
ger. FOR SALE USED CARS
......- ..t. -i.n. JT.IUU
McKAT"S USED CARS
. VVlth an O. IC that Counts
uoage Touring t SI 00
21.00
41.00
5.00
12 Essex Sedan
H17 Olds Coach .,
1J Velle Sedan
1928 Stude Sedan
12 Durant Coupe
192 Ford Tudor Sedan
ss.oo
11S. 00
i.c an
i35.'oo
1929 Dodre "" CmiM
2J5.9
38S.00
475.00
1929 Buick Standard Sodan.
. . . . . .
unuuun special Uoupe
CHE VROLET S
1928 Touring
3S.00
lilt oupet fin condition 248.09
1929 Sedan, looks like new 275.00
iss sport Roadster 275.00
irucK, long w. B.. 4
peeas, auais 535.00
xsrms Trades
McBLAT CHEVHfil.BT Prt
833 Center. Phone 3189. 430 N. Com'l
---- ,- -.--, -i nnnvuuxiuiji
. . vmjt t-x jt .
- ma-, HITti, uelOO
igniuon 34f. Bill Skewla, 1737 Center.
nil unicte a Bat.. a
guaranteed condition. Car onl-r nn
See us w our oargam.
NEW LOCATION
515 S. Commercial St.
Jast 4 Blocks South of State Street
Loder Bros.
Graham 8alas and Service for Marion
and Pouc Counties
Why Gamble
Ton have the rlaht and should know
th a,..i w.m7 t. -n
used car you buy. If the dealer really Jessie Honeyman ot En gene, pres
!0Jr!xledlti.l5 JtJ I ,dent of ta Organisation for
written sutemeni ToT its condTtlonT
THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE DO
We aire yon a TEST RECORD en
tbe ear you buy. That Is a written
statement In detail of its condition. A
GUARANTEE and three day drWtng
privilege.
so again wny gambler Always ask
to see tn
Test Record
1931 Ford Town Sedan
New tires Original
paint
Karl-keen trmnk Mohair
Sloping windshield
Our price at 8400.00
A real buy
Terms Trades
Valley Motor Co.
Phone 31S8 Center Street Display
Phone Till. Lot at Marlon and Liberty
Unemployment insurance will
be) the principal measnro spon
sored by the Minnesota state fed
eration ot labor at the 19 3S ses
sion of the state legislature.
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PALS
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European Demand Dull, but
Atlantic Markets- Gives
Moderate Business
CORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 22
(AP) Domestic wbeat markets
remained about tbe same this past
week.as for the week previous, be-
,ns characterised by dull demand.
Inability to export stocks, and
"ni marketings rrom country
points, It was stated In a review
Issued by the U. S. D. A. bureau
ot agricultural economics cooper-
atlBS tn O. S. C. extension
i serrice.
Northwest terminals received
OBlr 259 cars mPred with V
lvo year go wnUe D, mlir"
K9XM isriner east received only
10fl car compared with 5,000 a
Heavy damage to winter wheat
mucl1 l)rta "eedlng in prospect,
o usuiua irum auropo ana
otner importing countries is so
dull that the unfavorable pros-
VctM for winter wheat la this
COUBtrT hare hd little effect so
far oa world markets.
aucuus cuasi maraeis navs
furnished a fair outlet for north
western wheat and flour this sea
son and a moderate business con
tinues in that direction. Some ex
port inquiry for flour has been
received from China and trade ra-
Ports indicate some sales for Jnna
anl July shipment.
United SUtes stocks on hand
the fir8t of this year were anorox-
imately 60,000,000 bushels less
year ago. Total world
Than
BtOCkB Uai Ul1 were round
000.000 bnahala nnt& )... .
one year. No shipments were
made from the Black Sea ports
iasi weex ana trade reports lndl-
I cate a short? nf what kii.
IOOd la -O- Pt. Of
Chicken Prices
Firmer; Lambs
Demand Good
PORTLAND. Feb. 12 fAPi .
All through the live chicken trade
firmer prices were surrested tn.
aav in lata traillnr Th ...
I tr An oral oiann.. 1 i
I o . . v.auAV m uiura liUWHVPr.
Offerings were still held back by
me country whica was unwilling
to sacrifice.
Trifle betterment In the nrir
was showing: in the market for
dressed turkeys with a very lib
eral can.
While there was a rather nnA
demand for both too and bottom
grade country killed Iambs, medi
um siun was harder to move
wora 0T0.,T T mOTe-
I were siesoy at the recent
I trtn aa w. rw. ... .
I '"f IUU UUaiUT C11VM
Rather slow tradin ton.
I snowing for comb boner with nt.
I US Dnsinesa un tn It ra
aiucn or the extracted stock con
tinues at the extreme low mark.
Mrs. Jessie Honevman
Talks to Civic Group
MONMOUTH. Pah. It. Tho
February meeting of Monmouth's
Civic club wag held Saturday af
ternoon at the home of the secre
tary. Miss Ida Mae Smith. Mrs. H.
?.?. L" ! OTlaea- la.e .I5r
W Sk si V at aaa .
' occasion was a tain bv Mrs.
"oa?8l?. tttr Oregon. Mrs
j. jl. woivenon reoortM. nt
receipt of $28 from a recent bene
fit party.
Radio
Program
THTTSSDAT, FEBBTJABT IS
KQW ferUaad S30 Ke.
7. -IS Orraa eeeeert, 'BG.
7:80 Swlafing Along, NEC.
S:0O Stasias Striata, NBQ.
9:15 Oookiar aekooL
0:45 Sarak Kralndlar. NBC.
10:00 Waaaa's Msraiine ef Ue Air,
KBO.
11:00 Staaaarg School Broadeast, KBO.
11:45 8lukapari.. pura KBO.
31:15 Weitera rarm sad Hobm a oar,
n du.
1:00 StrUrweed Kasemble. NBC.
8:15 WbJteaBsn and UU Rhytksi Bars.
a:o uoneert a.etio., nuv.
8 :00 ICaledr Mixers. NEC.
0:00 CapUia Hearr's Showboat, NBO.
e:uv antos a Aady, fiou.
8:15 Staadari SrinphonT hear. KBC.
0:15 Howard Than too. Harieiaa. NBO.
10:15 Hotel stark HopUas ereheitra,
NBO.
11:00 Ambaitsdor Hotel reaottra, NBO
ii:su urgaa eeaeen, jibu
KODI PerUaad 040 Xc
6:300.8.0. farm eztensioa Ulk.
7:00 KOIN Kleck.
0:00 Baddy Hsrrod's eresoitra, CBS.
9:80 Concert Mlniatar.i, OBS.
10 :00 George Hall's erehwtra, CES.
"The
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CO-OP EGG FIGHT IS DIMINISHING
OUTLOOK FOR VEGETABLES DULL
Prices Being Better
Maintained, Some
Shading Noted
PORTLAND, Feb. 22. (AP)
Word was being passed in the
trade that there was less disposi
tion on the part of cooperative
egg marketers to tight In the lo
cal territory. There was an al
most general absence of price cut
ting y these interests at the
moment, due mostly to the tact
that the storage input season was
in fnll swing.
Prices were being far better
maintained by the co-ops than by
some of the private firms. Some ot
the larger operators were main
taining their prices but shading
was reported by some of the small
er ones and especially the ped
dlers.
There was no change In local
co-op prices for the day. Receipts
of eggs are showing a fractional
Increase.
Trading in th butter market
continues to reflect strength, not
only locally but along the coast
generally. Make continues to show
seasonable loss. Prices were firm
ly held at recent advances. But
terfat too.
General Markets
PBODTCB BXOHAHOB
POBTUIND. Ore Fob. 22. (AP)
Produce ezchenra, sot prices: Batter
Extras IBe, etsndsrds lSe. pristo first
IBs, flrtU 17e. Kffi Freik extras 18
lSe, mediams is-i4e.
Portland Produce
POBTLAND. Ors yob. 33. (API-
Batter Prists, 03 score or better lie
pound, standards 20c.
. facme rositry noauc.r seii-
Ing price: Tresh extras 15e, staadards
14e, medians 14c.
Coae try meats Selling pries to retail
ers: voaatry-killea Bogs, best botcaers.
nnder 150 pounds So; aalert, 80 to
100 pounds. 0 Va ; laabe ll-lSe, year-
lines 5c, hesry evee 4-4 Vfce, canner cows
2H-SHc bsUs 4-4 He.
Nats Oregon walnnts 13-lSe poena.
peanuts 10c, Braiils II-14c, almonds 18-
lSe, filbert xo-22e, pecans zue.
Caacara bark Buying price. 1932 pool.
3 poaad.
Hop Nominal. 1933. 24 26c.
Bnttortat Direct to ippert: Station.
1517c; Portland deliTedy prices, chora
ing cream 18-lSe, sweet craaaa higher.
iiTe poultry Baying price: tiesry
heas, colored, 4 pound 10-lle; do me
diums 0c; light 7c; spring, light 12c,
hesry 13c; eld roosters Se; docks. Pekla,
spring lie, old ll-12c. colored 10c
Unions Sellinr pnee to retailers: irr
goa 60-00e cental. Yakima Spanish 80
85 coaUL
Potato Local. 65-75 oranaa bos:
Doschate Gems OOe-fl, Takima Gems
80-BSr cental.
Wool 1B2 clip, nominal; WillametU
rslley 13-15 pound, osstera Ore(oa
1012c
Hay baytsc Price from produeer: al
falfa. 811.50-13; elorer, 39 0.50; saltan
Orogoa timothy. 810.50; oats sad vetch.
110.50 11.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 93. (AP)
Cattle Receipt 75, ealTes 10; sUady.
Bteers. 550 to 900 pounds, gee s.7-
5.35. medium f 4-4. 75. common 85-: soo
to 1100 poosds, food 84.50-5, medium
84-4.50. common 83-4 ; 1100 to liuo
pooada. sood 33.85-4.25. aodiam 83
8.85. Heifers. 550 to 750 poands. good
8.25-4.6e; common medium 9l.so-4.2S;
750 to 900 pounds, good-choice 84-4.25,
cemmon-mediam 82-4. Cows, good 33-85
3.78. common-medium 82.50-3.35. low est
tr and cettor 81-2.30. rlull, yearunrs
excladed, good (beat) 32.25-3.75. ntter
modiasa 81.50-2.25. Yealers, good-ekolee
85.50-6:25, medium f4.25-5.so, cau-cesa-mea
82.50-4.25. Calret. 350 to 600
poands, food-choice 4-5.50, coauBon-nse-
dlam 93-4.
Horn Boeoipts 300; generally steady .
Lifht light. 140 to 160 peuda good-
choice 83.50-4.50. Llihtweight. 160 to
0 ponads. 94.35-4.50: loo te zoo
poaada, 94.85-4.50. Medium velrht 200
te 220 poands, 33.75-4.50; 330 to 250
ponads 88.75-4.85. Heavyweight. 350 to
300 poaada, 88.50-4.35; 200 to 850
poands, 93.25-4. racking sows, 375 t
850 peaads. good 83-8.75, 850 t 425
poands 83-8.50, 435 to 550 pound 83
3.50; STft t 550 poands, ma mm as
8.35. Feeder and stocker pigs, 70 te
130 peaads, good-choice, 83.35-8.25.
Sheen sad lambs Beceipt 50; rea
ersllr steady.
Lasae. SO aeuds down, good-caole
85.25-5.S5, conuaoa - medium 9S.50-S.zb,
Tear ling wetkor. BO ta 110 poaad s, god-
ak.lu .a r Dfl .a Ifn iM.nmm
good-eheice. 3-3.60; 180 to ISO poaals
91-L75.
11:15 Amoricaa Museum. OBS.
11:80 Amoricaa School of tko Air, CBS
1:00 Book of Lit.
8 :00 Feminin fancies. DLBS.
0:00 Ruth Ettisg. Leonard Haytoa's
orenestra.
8 :00 Onhimbia Sirmbhear. CBS.
10:0s Ted rie Rite's erchestra, DLBS
10:30 DLBS programs.
KOAO Corrallls 650 Xs.
T:0O MeraiBg Kediutioas, 14 by hOss
Mildred Karhaoloaaew.
8 :00 M erniar eoneect.
0:90 Bars! tlaetrilicatien oarse.
10:00 Home Ecomowdes Obserrer.
13:30 Dr. K. H. BrmB "Hew
About Ooiag Into Ue Hep Baa
aaaT"
2:15 Maud Pratt Smith, drama tie
-10 Kastnr'Haatth and Lonrer life.
8:00 Mildred Ohaaberlaia "Jfrw
Laanahndaa for Obi."
3:30 PrL A. L Peek "Oraamaa-
tal and Their Eariroaaeatal
Tolaraaee.' '
4:30 Tk Magi Carpet Stories for
ehildrea by uregoa format scbooi
faculty.
7:00 T. K. Pox "Tk PeaUry Oat-
7 :80 Hnntlar sad MsUsg eeaditieas ia
Orogoa by the state gasse eoen-
' mission.
7:45 KTiw of sow books.
8 :S0 Uairaraity ( Orogwa aasleale.
Bare Facts"
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, f IJSS per
tmndred.
Bnrplns f 1.10
(HI Ik based ea sea! msatkly
Sattertat STorage.)
Botterfat Sweet, 18c;
soar, 18c.
Prices paid te greears y Saleai barers
rebraarr 23
(Tbe prices below, oapDiioS er a local
grocer, are iadicatlve f tko daily aurk.t
bat are sot rnaraata by T. Statoaaas)
fbuit ajro tsobtasues
Carrots. Cm lit, eraU 3 18
Groea pepscra. OsliL. lb. .,- ,. .18
Peat. CaUL lb. .18
Caaba fa, Ik. .02 H
Oaieaa. doa. boacha
Potatooe. Takima Ke. 1
.35
.65
.75 t 1.00
1.35
.80
Potatoes, local
Svset setatoes, era to
Oelary hearts, dos.
Ltte. Caut.
.3.00 te 3.50
8.65
.SS
.60
.15
.01
1.50
Tomatoes, hothoese, srate
Oaloaa. Walls Walla
Oaioaa. Labisk, ewt, .
Danish aqoasb. dos. .
Hnbbard oqeasa, lb.
ParsBlpa, hadr4
Bhabarb. hetbooM
.75 to 1.00
.05
Ualit. 16.
Apple
W iB saps
.50 and .73
Bpitzenberg
Nawtowas
.50
.40 aad .60
.65
1.10
.05
traaos
Csaliflower, Calif., crate
Brussels sprosts
Kutabaraa. saadroa
.1.50
.1.50
Oranges, p. p. ,
Oraagea, faaey
Beets, Calif., do.
Turaips, Califs erst
.8.00 ta 4.00
.70
2.85
3.SO
.05
J5
Spinaeh, Calil- crate
Persimmnns. retail
Grape. Calif- 8 lbs
HOPS
Ton. 1033. IV
J7
SO
Top. 1931. lb. .
ZOOS
Baying Prieee
Extras
Mediums
. .18
. .10
. 44
. .10
. .08
. JO
.09
. 40
5.00
4.:5
4.00
POULTRY
Old roosters
Colored hens .
Medinm ben
Light hons
Bakers
Light fryer
8CBAT
Lambs, top
Mora, top
Hogs, first cuts
Bteers
03 to .04
01 ta .03
02 ta J3
Cows
Heifers
Bulls
.03 ta .02 K
Dressed Teal, top
.07
Dresaed bogs
06
ORAIX AND HAT
PTbeat, western red .
.47
- .47
16.00
.1S.00
-25.00
Whit. N. 1
Barley, top, toa
Oata, white, toa ,
Oata, gray, top, toa .
Hay. bnyiac prie
Oats and retch, ton
.9 00 to 11.00
.10.00 to 11.00
14.50
Alfalfa, ralley. 1st cut.
Alfalfa, eastern Oregon
WLHJli
Medina
Coarse ,
.1114
.08 H
Mohair
market
Stocks and Bonds
February 21
STOCK AT-BAGES
50 20 SO
0
4T.8
47.5
50.2
67.7
Today 45.8 '25.4 74.3
Fr. day 3.s :. .x
Week age 47.6 37J 80.0
Ter an 65.5 85.5 104.1
8 years ro
17.0 137.W 2.0
55.2 30.0 5.S 5a.3
High 1938
Low 1938
High 1933
45.3 25.4 74 8
. 72.8 39.8 111.0
83.1 13.3 51.8
4741
73.S
33.0
Low 1033
New 1933 low.
Today
ProT. dsy
Week sgo
Toer ase
8 years age .
High 1038
Low 1938 .
High 1933
Lew 1933 ...
61.1
.61.4
60.8
61.2
64.0
75.0
79.1
79.S
81.6
83.8
98.1
5.2
70.1
86.2
70.9
67.0
67.5
69.4
75.5
98.7
72.0
67.0
78.1
37.5
.62.7
.66.4
J5.0 104.S
.69.1 65.7
61.1- 50.3
71.8 78.0
83.3 4T.4
Stw 1938 low.
Women's Club Has
Benefit Slated to
Aid Farm Children
LIBERTY, Feb. 22 The Wom
en's club is sponsoring the presen
tation of the play, "Aunt Julia's
Jade Earrings" by the Fortnightly
clab of the First Presbyterian
church, at the Liberty community
hall Friday, February 24, at 8
p. m. Mrs. Mark McCalllster ot
Salem has coached the production.
In the cast are Marjorle Dror
dough, Marlon Siewart, Mark
Powell, Betty Stewart, Charles Sie
wart, Franklin Van Pelt, Anoka
Coates and Reid Hanson. Sereral
musical numbers will be present
ed. The Women's clnb share of re
ceipts will be donated to the Chil
dren's Fsrm Home at Corrallls.
New Building Talked
By Clear Lake Group
CLEAR LAKE, Feb. 22. The
Literary' society, at the recent
meeting, Toted to change Its name
to the community dab. Some con
sideration is being giren to con
struction of a community hall, as
the schoolhoose Is too small to
accommodate the crowds. Fred
Hammock and Kelly Mason were
appointed to look Into costs ot a
new halL
Local Growers Profit
As Transportation N
Costs Still up
Tbe market outlook for com
mercial TereUrbles daring 19SS
appears to be eren less fsrorsble
for producers than was the situa
tion daring tbe last two years.
Under tbe conditions that nsre
de-eloped since 1129, marked by
reduced consumer baying power
and a declining- price le-el, there
has been a noticeable tendency in
the direction of Increased home
and local gardening In and around
towns, on firms, among the un
employed, and by part-time em
ployes.
Much of tra Increase la gar
dening primarily represents sus
tenance enterprises, but these op
erations hare the effect ot eren
tually expanding the proportion of
foodstuffs produced locally, thus
decreasing the outlet for supplies
that would normally more In from
distant producing areas. Transpor
tation costs remain relatirely un
changed, and as prices decline.
they take an increasingly larger
share of the market price on com
modities shipped long distances.
This reacts to the benefit ot
rrowers nearest to market, and
so long as prices and purchasing
poorr continue at tneir present
levels, the shift toward increasing
html production of food supplies,
both for home use and for local
ale, may be expected to continue.
Building Officer
Salary is Set at
$2160 by Council
The city council Monday night
set the much-disputed salary ot
the city building inspector at
flat $2160 a year upon recommen
dation of the ways and means
committee. In the city budget, the
salary was tentatiyely reduced
from $2400 plus building permit
fees up to $3000, to a flat $180
annually. Recently sereral alder
men introduced a bill to set the
salary at $2000 plus fees up to
$2100.
In addition to cutting out the
sliding scale agreement, the coun
cil eliminated the inspector's ex
pense account.
Bondholders of
Salem Brewery
Brought in Suit
In connection with the circuit
court suit to clear title to old
brewery property in Salem, amend.
w4..iifc . j m -j w.. j
R. Sterenson, naming as defen
dants also holders ot o-er $200,
000 worth of bonds.
The complaint is now against
the Northwestern Fruit Product
company, Lawrence Warehouse
company, and these bondholders:
H. R. Crawford, Northwest Na
tional bank. West Coast Bancor
poration, the J. G. Edwards estate,
Schmidt estate. Inc., Larabie
brothers. Fox Security company,
Olympia National bank. Capital
National bank and C. M. Miall.
Mystery Play Will
Be Given Saturday
By Rural Citizens
HOPEWELL. Feb. 22. "The
Road to the City," a four-act mystery-comedy,
will be presented at
the Fairrlew schoolhouse Satur
day, February 25, at 8 p .m. The
play's Interesting cast includes;.
Dare Olke, Frits Kimlnki, Marcus
Wiley, Maurice Versteeg, John
Puutlo, Hazel Versteeg, Beulah
Campbell, Viola Pumala, Mrs.
Margaret Versteeg and Vivian
VIele.
Miss Sadie Nasi of Portland is
holding a series of rerlral meet
ings erery evening st the TJ. B.
church.
NOTICE OF APPOLXTMEXT "
OF ADMIXISTRATRIX
Notice Is hereby giren that th
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by County Court of th
State of Oregon for the County ot
Marlon, as administratrix of th
estate of Sophia J. McCready, de
ceased, and that she has duly;
qualified as such administratrix;
all persons hating claims against
the estate ot said decedent ar
hereby notified te present th
same, duly rerifled, to me, at th
office ef Ronald C. Glorer, my at
torney, 201 Oregon Bonding,
lent. Marlon County, Oregon.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
15th dsy of February, ItSS.
ELDA MCORATH.
Administratrix of the Estate ef
Sophia J. McCready, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Administratrix.
Salem, Oregon. Flo-tt-M: 9-11
By CLIFF STERRETTj
Box 198 L TeL UTi. 8a J AS. D. BHIAK3, 138 B. ugn bi.