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Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salesi, Oregon, Tuesday Horning. Febrmtry 2S, 1933
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Business
Directory
Cards la this directory run on
a monthly basis only. Bats:
$1.09 pr 11ns per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek. ths brake and shimmy
d ctor, 175 Bouth Commercial Street.
BEAUTY PARLORS
Miller Beauty Shop, dial 7HS.
Senator Beauty Shoo, dial SSI I.
BICYCLES
BICTCI-KS, velocipedes new and
used. Harry W. Scott. 147 a Com'L
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. (7SS.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Ttlephone 4450. R. E. Northness.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. tt L. SCOTT, PSC Chiropractor,
tst N. High. TeL Rea 1571.
Correspondence Instruction
International Correspondence schools.
F islnesa, technical courses. Bx. Its,
C McQUUvray. TeL 4121.
DRESSMAKING
MRS. 8NELGROVE, 415 N. Cottaffe.
Tci. 74(. Hemstitch Inc. 8c yard.
1 nensvnitg. 431 8. Cottage. Upper flat.
FLORISTS
CUT (lowers, wedding bouquets fan-
al wresths, decorations. C. F. Bnlt
laupt. florist. 177 Court. TeL 1904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Flor
id. 1 6th Market TeL 52.
FLOOR CONTRACTING
O'-en Floor Co. Tsi till.
GLASS
utomobils Glass Mirrors
Windows Reglaxed
WALTER J. DOWNS
TMnne BIOS CgQ Breys Aye., Salem
INSURANCE
: BECKS HENDRICKS
1?9 N. High TeL 44T
JUNK
We buy everything. CAPITAL BAR
CUN & JUNK CO, H. Stelnbock,
n.irr. Tel. 8911, 145 Center By the
LAUNDRIES
TUB NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
Id S. High TeL tlH
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
r "We Wash Everything la Lux"
! Telephone S16S lttt Broadway
MATTRESSES
y mressee from factsry to boms,
f is mattress 18.00. Renovators and
I yatora Rugs cleaned. Capital Bed-
; Co. TeL 4083. -050 N. CapttoL
-w mattress made to order, old
carpet cleaning, sizing ; fluff
j -: weaving. Salem Fluff Rag A Mat
t - rectory, S. 13th Wilbur. TeL
i '. Otto F. Z wicker. Est. 111.
MUSIC STORES
' ;::o. C. WILL Pianos, radios, sew-
l , liicnines, sheet music and piano
t s. Repairing radios, phonographs
."w!r.g machines. 431 Stats Street,
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
n steel guitar In 12 wks. W. O.
a, 450 Court with 8tiffs.
MEDICINE
than Lam Chinese Medicine Cs.
, Tuesday and Friday, 11 s m.
rr. 14$ N. CommerclaL
PETS
Fox Terriers. 1S9S Center.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
i'i.UMBINQ and general repair
i. Graber Bros, 181 So. Liberty.
' ' f-594.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
U : is E. Neet, Income Tax, Public Ao
r .Ming, 20 Masonic Bids. Tel. 6844.
PRINTING
OH STATIONERY, cards, pamph
:.ts, programs, books or any kind of
(irirmrg, call The Statesman Printing
LKpjrtnvtnt, 21S S, Commercial. Tele-
''"ne 9101.
REAL ESTATE
lia-KE & HENDRICKS. TeL 4947.
W H. GRABENHORST CO.
Liberty St. TeLtm.
SOCOLOFSKY A SON
JA i '. First Nat'L Bk. Bldg. TeL TSOT.
STOVES
STOVKS and stovs repairing. Stoves
for Mio, rebuilt and repaired. All
kirdi, of woven wire fence, fancy and
plain hop baskets, hooks, logan hooks.
SaU-M Fence and Stovs Works, 211
ChmWrt!v. TeL 4774. R B. Fleming.
TRANSFER
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. II
tate su XeL H . uisinouun.
"-iruing ana storage our aywwvr
Get our raten
IT AO 1 ... JitA.e mmx, smrfttHLsTta.
, -r n.'i mu vs7 uieiAiit
cart 3121, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
o Portland Ha Tly.
WELL DRILLING
A. West, tt years experience,
LTD , Box 101 S, TeL XttFi.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTEn Tt-m m.v-- -arm . -
b&Wv rHfok- fnw ighA, tw , j t
Statesman.
Elderly woman or girl for house
work and cars of S children. Good
home and small wages. Permanent for
right party. 70 N. Summer.
SALESMEN WANTED
S salesmen to sell roofing. Must have
car. Commission basis. 8:30 a. m. The
Salem Hdv. Or no j pnm'i xf
BondelL
Good Hcltory'Apply0 before " 8 -10
a. m. today. 48$ Center.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Practical nurse, 2 years experience
at St. Vincent's hospital. All cases.
Tel. 8184.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE S piece bedroom suite.
TeL 487.
Fertilizer. 75c per yd. TeL 8478.
FOR Rtl.R TM1 mmra te. . him.
Sio. Statesman office.
FOR SALE Grocery store fixtures,
Salem Grocery, 4 77 Court St.
Bicycle tires, 95c. Harry W. Scott.
FOR SALE Sherman Clay Dlano.
or will trade for cow. Phone 100F22.
Insoected healthy Marshall straw
berry plants Good roots from first
year plants IS. 00 thousand. Write W.
Freeny. Falls City.
Monarch range, drs., Ibr. 255 Mkt.
Cockerel Spaniel pupa 1790 D St.
For sale Baby Grand 81200. Quick
disposal 8500. TeL 4803.
Truckload of Newtown cooking ap
ples 25c, also 15c 3 for 11.00. Large
variety other amies. 49c and 59c at
Thompson's Market, K mL N. on Pa
cific highway.
For sale, new Regina eleotric sweep
er. Used three weeks. Will sacrifice
for $17.60. Attachments, floor pol
isher free. Tel. S95J.
Elec brooders. 600 chick size, 95
and up. Lee's Hatchery.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Cash for fruit jar a TeL 8593.
Wanted to buy. barnyard manure In
bulk for hauling; also let me save you
money on moving or hauling. R. M.
Aahcroft, 1SP N. Front.
MISCELLANEOUS
Quilting, cut prices for March. Mrs.
Addle. 187 W. Miller.
Best hair cut. Adults 20c. child., 15c
Two Mocks a of library. S. Winter.
Vibration and massage treatments
35a and up. Forenoons, evenings, and
all day Saturday. 647 Center St.
R0051 AND BOARD
For ladles. Also table board. Close to
capltoL 1271 Chemeketa.
Board. Steam heat $20. TeL 5482.
Front room, running water, 84 S
Marion.
Board and rooms for ladles 757
Center St. TeL 5C78.
Students, business women Phone
8203.
Good rooms board. TeL 8789.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
KT RATION APTS. Beautiful 8 rffl.
furn. apt. available March 1 570 N.
Winter.
Pattoa apartments downtown. Call
Patton's book store.
VUVfUVVV"iVVVVVsiiirl m
Fur. I R. apt. 8281 HaxeL TeL
7IS4.
Apts. $10 to $20. $97 N. Com'L
S rm. furn. apt, furnace heat very
attractive. Adults. 1084 Oalt
Nice front apt, 858 Center.
r.aiv 3 and 5 R. fur. ants. 1st floor.
garage. 888 M1IL
PutSeiwjnrii4jJnlon
FOR RENT HOUSES
Van. twtnsa. 820. Damon. 897 N.
CommerclaL
Furn. house. Inquire 1598 Court
vrm t trvT T av1 v S room com
pletely modern homer Wall paper. tUe
i-atsi mfthnnnr woodwork. Best lo
cation In city. 670 N. Summer.
S S W nrinraii
meat, lurnacQ. it "
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M B A
lr urn. ana uuiurn. iiwujv b
Forkner. IM N. Cottage, Tet
i hainnliw Itn I r,k a.t SOS
N. Cottage $11.59 to ateady renter.
V - nwwl hmisa ilniihla r-re. St
IMS 8 12th. Inquire at 81S 8 T2nd.
Corner Lee.
Small furnished cottage. 114 Oak
St. TH. SJS
FOR RENT
Oarace and aervloe ft. TeL SIU,
FOR RENT
aio!RiSy0f Ujlxaa- BojlloZ
aeres. hocse, barn, implements. 4
acres berries. Inquire 1498 Marlon.
WANTED TO RENT
. 'yATEp 0n or two unfurnlsbsd
housekeeping rooms Box 148, cars
statesman.
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nacs preferred, doss to state house,
TeL 7208. Adult. teady renters.
FOR SALE Real Estate
. . i ifMvwimmmj,
x miles out 5 R. house. Urge chicken
house. S amtt rf t 1 1 ... . .
rrn't. "Plcndld soli price only $3500.
a acre tract, all kinds of
fruit good garden, neat 5 room house.
nnrn. nm.lrAn v. i .. . i .... .
-T i ..vruoc, UTUUIUUI View
for only $2250 on terms.
i ,,.a5re? mlles out' 8 house,
lots of fruit good well, gravel road
a real snap for $850.
aiemn jonnson w. JL Pennington
275 State Street
7 rm. modern suburban home with
furnace, fireplace, breakfast room, lots
of builtlns, 1 j-4 acres, variety of
fruit, berries, fine shrubbery and flow
era, small harn lonr. uni,
and pasture. $4200. with good terms.
w i in in i.t; rKTT z JOHN
175 South High Street
SNAP FTln C k CTT
Good five room plastered home las
good location, full cement basement
Price $1250. cash for IMMEDIATE
SALE.
See, W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
134 South Liberty Street
i .n ri nn r
See ms aiwwit thaf mhii,n .oa
If you want to sell, buy or trade. Don't
forget I have a complete list of re
claimed houses:
terms. ' ' "
H. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 8901
LOOK I
Don't pay rent We can sell you a
nice little home on paved street for
$950. Only $50 down.
25 Acres with small house oa mar
ket road. Part bottom land. Snap
for $1100.
BECHTEI, OR THOMASON
341 State St
Acres. lmnrnrAd. with nlnfv nt
fruit Will take enclosed car as down
payment Nothing to pay for one
year. Address R. , Box 103C, Salem,
Ore.
EXCH AN GE -Real Estate
Salem and farm eaultv for Salem
home. TeL 8377.
Corvallls lot. n&r fAmmn. tar Ra
lem lot Tel 73F8.
, iifiri iri i"tri.n.rLn
Exchange
WELL IMPROVED
40 acres river bottom soil, good lo
cation, acre bearing filberts. Trade
lor smaller place or service station.
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
Guardian Bldg.
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BUY NOW. DON'T WATTS
$8 Acres. 11 A. wanuts lnterset
with peaches. 23 A. prunes, house.
barn and good dryer, all for $4750.00.
.Less than half price.
ACRES $1800.00
Good 6 R. house, electricity, barn
and poultry house : 1 H A. strawber
ries; all in cult. Ia00 down.
25 A. BOTTOM LAND
Price $1700. Small house and barn.
Extra good soIL This Is a give away
price.
94 A. $7500
t good cows. 8 horses. 2 sows and
pigs, 23 sheep, 11 lambs; good 7 R.
house, bath, electricity; barn $0x88,
etc. 1 A. peaches. Priced very
low, give terms. '
JAS. D. SEARS, Realtor
132 a High
ACREAGE
CHOICE ACRE TRACT
Close in, psved road, best of soil, 4
room plastered house like new, elec
tric lights, double garage, chicken
house, drove welL Immediate posses
sion. Price reduced to $1750, cash $50
and bal. monthly to suit
8 ACRE TRACT, on good road,
electric lights, gas, mail service avail
able, chicken house for 200 hens, drove
well, part lumber for building a house.
Will sell this tract as is for $850,
cash $50, bal. $10 per month. 8 int
See Us for Best Buys In Small
Acreage.
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 8708
Business Opportunities
ANGORA WOOLER3
Will make you an Independent living
Let us show you.
HILLCREST ANGORA CO.
TeL 8156 Rt 3, Box 18.
Pac. Hwy. 4 mile So. of Salem.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
SURPLUS BABY CHICKS at sac
rifice prices Tuesday and Friday
only. See our bargains. Custom hatch
ing. Hatching eggs. Phone 133F3,
Lee's Hatchery, Salem, Oregon.
REDUCED CHICK PRICES Han
son strain. W. L. males pedigreed 200
eggs, $8.00 hundred. R. I. Reds, Bar
red Rocks, W. Dots, $10.00 hundred.
Custom hatching. Ruby L. Woodward,
R. 9, Bx 69B, TeL 44F31.
FOR SALE Hanson strain White
Leghorn pullets and hens, 65c each.
Call at $87 N. Commercial St
Market poultry wanted. Any quan
tity. Highest cash prices. TeL 133F2.
Lee's Hatchery.
For sale, Champion bred Pekingese.
Red males $7.50 and up. Mrs. Hughey,
V, mile north on Pacific highway.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce your payments
Yon keep the car
P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
Phone 4733 Salem. Ore.
PERSONAL LOANS
MADE on furniture, cars, salaries
or other good security. Reparable
monthly. When tn financial need see
us before closing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bis. Phone 8558.
POLLY AND HER
WH&TS GOOD ENOUGH FOR
GOOD BseOUGH FOR ME
Interesting Facts
The president's salary is $75,
000 per year. In addition to this
he is allowed $25,000 for travel
ing expenses. Tbe White House
Is furnished him, he has four sec
retaries, a flock of new cars at
the disposal of him, his family,
and for the use of his secretaries.
Fifty or more policemen guard his
residence. He has the use of a
private train and many personal
accommodations.
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The onions were formerly
strong against a reduction in
Portland street car fares. Now
we understand that they are for
it. Fire cents f are in certain
xones is "being tried out. Outgo
ing passengers pay as they get off
and incoming passengers pay as
they enter.
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We hare taken several rides to
Portland on the Pacific Grey
hound buses and have enjoyed
these very much. Sunday we had
occasion to go to Portland and
decided to save a little money so
took a cnt price bna. Va it u
our opinion that you get just
wnat you pay for. The better
drivers are the younger ones and
the best equipment is certainly
more enjoyable.
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The fjrst American railroad
was chartered 108 yeara ago to
day, February 23, 1827.
Read about the Cake Baking
contest oa pages 5, 6 and 7 today.
MONEY TO LOAN
Bells of Harmony
Heard over KOIN daily
ring eut a loan service that
to really, really different
YOO GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
OTDTflT rirt T"r a w
JL - js.ws riu? ai;x
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
lie to SJDO
Beneficial Loan
Society
rt v oat ru
aoom BlIghBldg. 2nd Floor
LICENSED BY STATU
511 Stats St TsL 8-7-4-4
BoiTOW OR ftoranrtal rvwvskvw
'J5 monthly Installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN Cn a. M a 1 in , nr
. w. v-aw, ,ug
Guardian Bldg. TeL 8877.
LOANS WANTED
Loan wanted $5000.00 or $8000.00
properly ae cured interest paid
monthly. Principal reduced $1000 00
per year. Box 148, care Statesman.
FOR SALEWOOD
18 In. drr 2nd fir. tt IS nr InaA
Planer ends $2.50 per load, at Tracy's.
TeL 3988.
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QUA RA NTRUm fYRT
TeL C000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Cottage.
mM m m m m m . . . i-iiwfynnri
Fir, ash. reasonable prices. TeL
9789.
Dry wood $4.00 cord. Phone 9411.
Wood 2nd growth fir, 1$ In. $3.75.
Dry oak $5.00. George Meitsler, Mar
lon, Oregon.
DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD, oal
and fuel OIL Call on us for prices. We
give gooa measure, good mialltv and
good servtc
LARMER TRANSFER A STORAGE
Telenhene 2181
Ash. fir and oak. TeL 8848.
Dry 18 in. oak. $5 cd. TeL 58F5.
Dry wood that Is dry. Call. 113F2S.
No. 1 18 In. old fir. $1.00. Tel. 4150.
Old fir, IS", $4.25. Tel. 8332.
Ihr fir And oak. Phon 9462.
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LOST Lady's gold wrist watch and
link band In legislators building Wed
nesday, Feb. 22. Reward. Write Ruth
H. Porter, Ellsworth Apts., Albany,
Oregon.
Five Dollars Reward
Lot Saturday after 4 p. m., ladles
wrist watch, (most likely In or nesr
public market), silver with square link
strap, blue stone on stem. Phone 5184
PERSONAL
Lady above fifty, wishes to corres
pond with gentleman of like age, and
of good habits. Box 4. care 8tateman.
FOR SALE USED CARS
NOW WRECKING
1 T. Fords.
1 -25 Star.
1 '27 Chevrolet Sedan.
1 '24 Roll In Coupe.
1 '28 Essex.
1 24 8tudebaker Light
! 1 '25 Ford 1 Ton Truck.
' TRAILERS TRAILERS
I Starters, Generators. Armsturea
ACME AUTO 4c TRUCK WRECKERS
hi Block a of Paper Mill
420 S. Commercial TeL 7721
PALS
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FOR SALE USED CARS
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BAVB MONEY I !
Here are a few of our O. K. used
car bargains you should see before
you buy.
'19 DODGE "8- COUPE
Original finish like now, good rubber,
fin mechanical condition. A real
buy for 3225.00
28 CHEVROLET COUPE
Reflnlshed In Duco, good tires and has
been reconditioned throughout. A
fine value for $248.00
30 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Excellent finish, four new tires, uphol
stering like new. completely over
hauled for only $325.00
31 CHEVROLET COACH
Looks like a new car, all new tires,
new seat covers, has been put tn
the finest mechanical condition. A
real value and bargain for $335.00
'29 BUICK SEDAN
Here Is a real bargain, finish and np
0 holetery like new, good tires snd
fine mechanical condition. This
large, roomy sedan for $385.00
Other bargains to select from equal
ly attractive and must be seen to be
appreciated. A call will bring a car to
your door.
Buy here with confidence.
TERMS TRADES
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
313 Center Phone 3189 430 N. ComX
FACTS
The TEST RECORD we Issue to
you with the Used Car you buy really
Is a written statement of Its condition
In detail. One Is Issued on every used
Cer PC 11.
On GUARANTEED cars we also
Issue a GUARANTEE that is extreme
ly broad and liberal.
A THREE DAY driving privilege
that allows three whole days In which
to learn the car and to demonstrate
to your entire satisfaction.
Under the above conditions why
would anyone hesitate to buy a used
car and all the above protection costs
you not one cent. Our prices are real
ly low, as an example :
1928 Bulck Standard Coup
Excellent tires In rear
Fair tires m front
Good paint
Good mechanical running order
The book price is $235.00
Our price $195.00
"CONSTANTLY CREATTNO
CONFIDENCE"
TERMS TRADES
Valley Motor Co.
Phone 8158 Center Street Display
Phone 79 IS. Lot at Marlon and Liberty
WANTED USED CARS
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Wntd. '88 Chyr. Cpft. MVt. Prir. Rtor.
Dried prune markets in Eng
land are looking up some, accord
ing to the following cable receiv
ed late last week from the U. 8.
fruit specialist in Europe:
"London: Oregon offerings at
low level, resulting in excellent
demand. Forward position re
mains firm, Twilling in moder
ate trade. Califrfnla sales were
especially active on large sizes,
which are short on spot. No
marked improvement in demand
for shipment, although values re
main constant.
"Liverpool: Spot sales Califor
nia increasing with price advance
on all sites. Oregon quoted on
very reasonable basis, resaltlng
In heavy sales. Difficult to se
cure offers of large sizes. For
ward position firm. Fair volume
of trading and offers. 40-50 size
are almost exhausted."
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By Tirtue of mortgage fore
closure execution issued by Cir
cuit Court of State of Oregon for
Marlon County in suit: "No.
23138, State Savings and Loan
Association, a corporation, plain
tiff vs. Wilbur L. Tragllo and
Maymle A. Tragllo, his wife, de
fendants," therein pending, and
to me directed, I shall, on Sat
urday, the fourth day of March,
1933, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, at west door of
Marlon County Courthouse, Sa
lem, Oregon, sell at public auc
tion, for cash, all right, title, in
terest and estate had and possess
ed by said defendants, and each
of them, on or since July 11,
1929. in and to the following
described real property, to-wit:
Lot numbered Seven (7) In
Block numbered Three (3) of
Southwest Addition to the City
of Salem, County of Marlon,
State of Oregon, according to the
duly recorded plat thereof now
of record in the office of the Re
corder of Conveyances of and for
said county.
ANT) ALSO:
Beginning on the North line
of Lot numbered Eight (8) in
Block numbered Three (3) of
Southwest Addition to Salem.
Marion County, Oregon, at a
point 100 feet Easterly from the
Northwest corner of said lot; and
running thence Southerly parallel
with the West line of said lot,
7S feet to the South line of said
lot; thence Easterly along the
South line of said lot, 50 feet to
the Southeast corner of said lot;
thence Northerly along the East
line of said lot. 75 feet to the
Northeast corner thereof: thence
Westerly along the North line of
said lot, 50 feet to the place of
beginning.
A. C. BURK, Sheriff of Mar
lon County, Oregon. J. 31-F. 7-14-11-23.
Girls Will
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ENGLISH MRT FOR
PRUNES LOOKING UP
HOGS DECLINE BUT VEAL R I S E S
WHEAT JOINS TUMBLE OF CORN
Eggs Continue Down
A Cent; Spinach .
Is Stronger
Salem market on hogs started
the week at a slight decline over
Saturday, with the ton Quotation
at 4.10 a hundred. Dressed hogs
are unchanged at $, and dressed
Teal Is up SO cents a hundred to
$7.60.
Eggs continue st the cent dron
announced at the end of the
week, with extras quoted at 11
cents, and other grades a cent
apart.
Spinach was stronger veatardav
at 12.50, after a temporary drop
at the end of the week.
General Markets
raoDucis zxcHAxoa
POBTLAND, Ore, Feb. 27. (AP)
Produce exekanre, act srieet: Better
Eztrsi 19c. (Undirdj 18c priae tirite
18c, finti X7e. Tggi Frets extras 13
14e, mediums 1213c.
Portland Grain
POBTLAXD, Ore., F.b. ST. (AP)
Jfht Opes Hifh Lew Cle
May. new 48 4 41 4S 13
M.y.old 44 V, 44 44 lhi
Jy 45 45 44 44
Cesa wktet Ne. 1 Bif Bmd elseitesi
iJJ?1.41 winter. 18 per cest
. 11 per cant 45 V4 : fcoft whita, hard
winter 41: northern apriag, western white
40; weaters red 89.
Oata Na. S white $18.50.
Corn Ko. SE yellow $17.50.
Mtllnia Standard $13.
Portland Produce
POBTLAND. Ore, Fab. 37. (AP)
Butter Print. 93 acora er better Die
ponad, standards 30c.
Egt Paeifie Poultry Producer' sell
lag prices: Fresh extras 14, standards
13c, mediums 13c.
Co a a try meats Selling, price te retail
ers : Country-killed hoss, oast butchers,
under 150 pounds 8; veslers, 80 te
100 pounds, 8tte; lambs ll-12c. year
lines Sc. heavy ewes 4-4 a, censer eows
2H-SHe. balls 4-4&
Xnta -Orefoa walnnta 1S-18 poend,
peanuts 10a, Brasils 1314c. almonds 15
16c, filberts 20-32e, pecans SOe.
Csscars bark Baying price. 1913 peeL
3a pennd.
Hope Nominal, 1932, 24-36e.
ButUrfat Direct to shippers: Station.
15e; Portland delivery prices, churning
cream lor. sweet crram higher.
Lira poultry Baring price: Heavy
hens, colored, 4 pounds 10-lle; do me
diums 9c; lights 7c; springs, light lie,
heavy 12c; old roosters 5e; docks, Pekia,
spring 17e, old 1112c. colored 10c
Onions Belling priee ta retailers: Ore
gon 80-90c cental. Yakima Spanish 80
3ie eental.
Potatoes Local. 63-73e orange box;
Desehntee Gema 90c-$l. T ski ma Gems
80-Ste eental; new, Florida, 1112c pound.
Wool 1932 clip, nominal: Willamette
valley 12-15s pound, eastern Oregon
10 lie.
Hsy buying price from producer: al
falfa, $11.50-12; clover. $9 9.50; eastern
Oregon timothy. $18.50; oats and vetch.
1 0.50 11.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 37. (AP)
Cattle Receipts. 1200, ealvea 50; steady
te strong.
Steera, 550 to 900 pounds, good $4.75
f..25. median $4-4.75, common $3-4: 900
to 1100 pounds, good $4.50-5, medium
S4-4.50. common $3-4; 1100 (o 1300
nunds, good $3.85-4.25, medium $3-3.85.
Heifers. 550 to 750 pounds, good $4.25
4.50, common mediam $3.50-4.25; 750 to
firm m. A m m. A r. II. Mmmnn-
I medium S2-4 fnwt vnAfi S3 35-3 75
common-medium $3.50-3.35, low cutter
and cutter $1-2.50. Bulls, yearlings ex
cluded, good (beef) 52.25-3.75, cutter
rsedium $1.50-3.25. Veslers. good-choice
$5.30 6. 2j. medium $4.25-5.50. c nil -common
$2.50-4.25. Calves. $250 to 500
pounds, good-choice $4 5.50, common me
dium $2-4.
Hog Receipts 2200; slow, slaughter
parker 15e lower.
Light light, 140 ta 160 pounds, good
choice. $3.60-4.35. Lightweight, 160 to
180 pcunds, $4.25-4.35; 180 to 20
pounds, $4.25-4.35. Medium weight. 200
to 220 pounds, $3.75-4.25; 200 to 250
pounds. $3.85-4 25. Heavyweight, 250 to
290 pounds, $3.50-4.25; 29U to 350
poundu, $3.25-4. Packing sows, 275 te
350 pounds, good $3-3.75, 250 to 425
jounds $3-3.50, 425 to 550 pounds -3.50;
2 75 to 550 pounds, medium, $3
3.25. Feeder and stocker pigs, 70 to 130
pounds, good-choice $2-1.50.
Rheep and lambs Receipts 1400; about
steady.
Umbi, 90 pounds down, good choice
$5.25-5.65. common-medium $3.50-5.25.
Tearling wethers. 90 to 170 pounds, rood
choice $3-4, medium $2-8. Ewes. 90 to
210 pounds, good-choice $2.25-2.75; 120
to 150 pounds $2-2.50; all weights, common-medium
$1-2.
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OP
EXECUTOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon Tor the Coun
ty of Marion as the Executor of
the Will in the estate of George
Patterson Marshall, deceased, and
that he has duly qualified as such
Executor; all persons haring a
claim against the estate of said
decedent are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified to
me at the office of Emmons &
Emmons, my attorneys, at 306
Oregon Building, Salem, Oreeon.
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
28th day of February.
MEM PEARCE, Executor of the
Estate of George Patterson
Marshall, Deceased.
EMMONS & EMMONS, Attorneys
306 Oregon Building.
F28-M.7-14-21-28
be Boys
(asreRij J-YinsiamtO S-V?f
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, $1.88 pea
hundred. Surplus 81.10
(Xilk based es seanl aaosthly
butterfat average.)
Butt erf at
sour, 10c.
Sweet, 18c;
Prices paid te growers by Salea bsysrs
rebrnary 37
(The prices below, a applied oy a local
grocer, are indicative ef the daily market
bat ere not gnaraatewd by The fj't ttamaa )
FRUIT AJTD VEGETABLES
Carrots. Calif., crate 3.1$
Qreea peppers, Calit, lb. .IS
Peas. Calif, lb. .15
Cabbage, lb. .03
Onions, dos. hnn.ti- J)
Potatoes, Yakuts Na. X .68
Potatoes, local
.7$ to 1X0
L3(
Sweet potatoes, (rate
Celery hearts, dos.
.80
ljettaee, CaUL
.3.00 te 3.50
Tomatoes, hothouse, crate
Oaioas. Walla Wells
Onions. Labish. ewt.
Danish squash, dos.
Hubbard sqnssh, lb.
Parsnips, hundred
Rhnbarb, hothouse
Calif, lb. -
Applee
S.SS
.ss
.so
as
.ox
1.50
.55 te -SO
.05
Wine ss pa
JO and .71
Spitxeo bergs
Kewtowns
Rease Beaety
.40 and
. .40 to .60
.85
LIO
Ueaoe
Cauliflower, Calif., crate
Brussels sprouts
Ratabagas, hundred
Oransea. p.p. .
.SI
.1.00 te 1.35.
.1.50 to 1.75
.8.00 te 4.00
, .70
3.85
3.50
Oranges, fancy
Beeta. Calif, dos.
Tnrnipa. Calif, crate
Spinach, Calif., crate
HOPS
Top. 1933. lb.
Top. 1931. lb.
JO
EOOS
Baying Prices
Extras
.11
Standards
.10
.09
.04
.10
.08
.08
.09
.10
5.00
4.10
3.85
03 ta .04
01 te .03
.03 to X3
.03 to .03 U
07 h
Mediums
POULTET
Old roosters
Colored hens .
Medium bens
Light hens
Bakers
Light fryora .
HEAT
Lambs.
top
Hori, top
Hogs, first cuts
8teere
Cows
Heifers
Bulla
Dressed veal, top
Dressed hoes
DEATH AND HAT
Wheat, western red
White, No. 1
Bsrlay, top, ton
Oats, white, ton
Oats, gray, top. ton
OS
.47
... .47
.18.00
,18.00
-25.00
Hsy. buying prices
Oats and vetch, ton 9. 00 to 11.00
Alfalfa, valley, lit cut. -10.00 te 11.00
Alfalfa, eastern Oregon 14.50
WOOI.
Medium . .11V4
Coaraa , .08 H
Mohair " market
Stocks and Bonds
IXSKUABT 27
(Copyright. 1933. Standard Statistics Co.)
STOCK AVERAGES
50 20 20
Iad'la RK's TJt's
Today 4t.S 33.5 68.1
90
Total
43.9
44.4
47.5
66.3
133.3
58.3
43.9
73.9
35.0
Prsvioas day 43.5
Week ago 43.S
Tear ago 63.8
33.8
35.S
34.fl
69.4
75.2
103.8
3 years age
High 193S
low 1933
High 1932
Low 1933
.178.8 136.8 245.2
. 85.2 30.0 95.3
42.3
72.8
85.1
23.5
68.1
39.8 1110
13.3 51. S
BOND AVE SAGES
20 60
Ut's Total
77 65.2
Today
Previom day
Week sgo
77.S
79.8
81.5
65.6
67.5
75.4
98.7
72.0
65.2
78.1
57.5
l rsr sgo
3 years ago
High 1973
98. S
85.3
77.3
84.3
7". 9
Low 1933
High 19"!
Low 1932
New 1933 low.
E
PORTLAND. Feb. 27 ( AP)
Little change was apparent in lo
cal produce markets as the new
week opened..
Butter nikrket was fully steady
with 92 score In sufficient supply
for all needs of the trade. Under
grade stuff was In slightly small
er demand but unchanged prices.
No particular change of Import
ance was In sight.
Eggs were steady at unchanged
prices. Further declines were
hardly anticipated due to the con
tinuance of flow of new supplies
into storage. There was plenty of
fresh stuff all around, however,
and forecast as to price fluctua
tions was virtually impossible.
White Leghorn hens were re
ported In smaller supply on the
street and quotable all the way
from 8 to 11 cents, It was said.
Range mostly around 9 cents.
There continues to be some call
for turkeys, ranging 11 to II
cents dressed and 14 cents
alive.
20 20
Ind ia RK's
59.7 58.7
60.1 59.0
81.4 61.3
68.0 74.T
93.0 104.9
66.1 65.7
59.7 58.7
71.8 89.0
53.8 47.4
PRDDUC
MARKETS
OPEN
U N CHANGED
Rally Seta in Near
Close; Record Lows
Broken
CHICAGO, Feb. IT (AP).
Overwhelmed by a rusk of sellinx
to stop loose, quotations on aZ
future deliveries of corn pitched
headlong downward Just before
the close today.
Wheat and other grains Joined
in the tumble started by com.
Every low price record reached
this season was broken In the
corn market, which showed a
maximum fall of 1 cents a bu
shel today. May corn contracts
dropped to 2S cents, the bot
tommost point since 1897.
The selling stampede in cora
was started by a commission
house with many rural clients. Of
ferings from this source were in
terpreted by traders as an effort
to liquidate holdings, and the
market was caught bare of sup
porting orders.
At the last, however, some of
the larger professional traders
became active buyers, and cora
rallied a little, with closing prices
unsettled, H-Ta under Saturday's
finish, wheat i-H down, oata
K-H off.
Today's closing quotations:
TVieat May, 44-4: July,
M; Sept., 48Vi.
Corn May. 23;-Ti: July.
2t-H: Sept.,
Oats May 1C July 164-
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
On Saturday the 4th day of
March. 1933. at ten o'clock A. M.
at the West door of the Court
House in Salem, Oregon. I will
sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, all the right,
title and interest of the withia
named defendants in and to the
following described real property
situated In Marion County, Ore
gon, to-wit:
Commencing on the Easterly
line of Commercial Street In the
City of Salem, In Marion County,
Oregon, 77 feet and 2 inches
North of the Southwest corner of
lot number five in block number
34 in said City of Salem, at the
center of the common brick wall
running Easterly and Westerly
between the brick building situate
on the premises hereby conveyed
and the brick building situate
Southerly of and adjoining there
to; thence running Northerly oa
the Westerly boundary line of
said lot 18 feet 4 Inches; thence
running Easterly parallel with he
Northerly boundary line of the
said premises deeded by Enoch
May and wife to said Samuel
Adolph 165 feet to the Westerly
line of the Alley running through
said block; theuce running South
erly on the said Westerly line of
said Alley 18 feet and 4 inches,
more or less, to a point opposite
the said beginning point; thence
running Westerly 165 feet to the
place of beginning, all situate la
the City of Salem, Marion County,
Stato of Oregon.
This sale is made by virtue of a
foreclosure Execution issued out
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marion County, to me di
rected in the case of Mutual Sav
ings & Loan Association, a corpo
ration. Plaintiff vs. Margaret
Montgomery Shafer. Cecil T. Sha
fer. and Marian Shafer, his wife;
William Earl Shafer and Eugenia
Shafer, his wife; Frank E. Shafer
and Mary Shafer, his wife; and
Frank E. Shafer, as Executor of
the last will and testament of
Francis E. Shafer, deceased.
Plaintiffs.
A. C. BURK.
Sheriff of Marion County. Oregon.
By W. RICHARDSON.
Deputy.
E. M. PAGE,
Attorney for plaintiff.
J.31-F.T-14-21-28.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEH
that by an order of the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Marlon duly made,
rendered and entered of record In
said court on the sixth day of
February, 1933. J. C. CHAPMAN
was dulv appointed as administra
tor of the estate of ESTHER M.
CHAPMAN, deceased, and that
said J. C. Chapman has duly qual
ified as such administrator. All
persons having claims against
said estate hereby are required to
present the same, with proper
vouchers and due verification, te
said administrator at 314 United
States National Bank Building.
Salem. Oregon, within six (6)
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
Dated and first published the
seventh dav of February, 1933. ,
J. C. CHAPMAN,
as Administrator of the Estate of
ESTHER M. CHAPMAN, D
ceased.
CARSON CARSON.
Attorneys for Administrator.
F. 7-14-11-28; M. T
By CLIFF STERRETT
St if