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Business
Directory
Cards la this directry run on
a monthly basis ouly. Rats:
$1.08 per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek. the brake and shimmy
.doctor. t7S South Coramw?!a! Street.
BEAUTY PARLORS
Millar Bsautjr Shop, dial T3H.
Sana tor Beauty Shop, dial 6 tig.
BICYCLES
IHCTCLE3, velocipedes new and
oaua. Harry W. Scott. 147 8. Com'L
CATEIllNG
Bart Crary. ths caterer. Ph. 751.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 44 SO. R K. Northncss.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. Ok L, SCOTT, PSC. Chiropractor,
35 N. High. TeU Res. 8572.
Correspondence Instruction
International Correspondence school.
Business, technical courses. Bx. ICC.
C. McGllll-ray; Tel. 4123,
DRESSMAKING
MRS. SNTCLGROVE, 4(S N. Cottage.
TeL 14 IC Hemstitching. c yard.
Pressrnkf. 431 8. Cottage. Upper flat.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouquets fun
sral wreaths, decorations. C F. Brelt-
haupt. florist. 877 Court. TeL 50i.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lata Flor-
1st. Mtn A Market TeL HH.
GLASS
Automobile Glass Mirrors
Windows Reglazed
WALTER J. DOWNS
Phone I10 48 Brers Are.. Salem
INSURANCE
BECKS ft HENDRICKS
18S N. High TeL 4947
LAUNDRIES
THS NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
81$ a High TeL I1M
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRT
We Wash Everything In Lux
Telephone US 1284 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
Spring mattress $1.00. Renovators and
f umlgatora Rugs cleaned. Capital Bed
ding Co. TeL 4069. 8030 N. CapitoL
New mattress made to order, old
remade: earpet cleaning, slsing; fluff
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag ft Mat
tress Factory. & 13th ft Wilbur TeL
S441. Otto F. Zwtcfcer. Est. 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sew
ing machines, sheet musie and plana
studies. .Repairing radios, phonograph
and sewing machines. 432 State Street,
Sa 1 em.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Will trade guitar and lessons for
anything I can use. Htornow, i your.
MEDICINE
rr nun Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday. 10 :30 a.m.
to 4:3 P. m. 148 tJtmniercii.
PETS
Wire Fox Terriers. 1596 Center.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call Ths Statesman Printing
Department, 211 a CommerclaL Tele
phone 910L
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
N. D. Clement, Income Ta Reports,
Auditing. 110 N. ComL Tel 3930
or 5267. -
REAL ESTATE
BECKE ft HENDRICKS, TeL 4947.
W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO.
Hi a Liberty St Tel. 6468.
SOCOLOFSKY ft SON
104-B First NafL Bk. Bldg. Tel. 7807.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, bop baskets, books, logan hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works. 282
Svf.! 4774. R. B. Fleming.
TRANSFER
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. 236
State St TeL T7T. Distributing, for-
wardins ana storage our t---"j
Get our rates.
mx in.t m distant transfer storage.
call 8181, Lanner Transfer Co. Trucks
to Portland flawy.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West 20 years experience.
RFD . Ho 103 JB. Tel. 19V.
4-H GIRLS DEMONSTRATE
ROCKY POINT. March 8. -The
4-H cooking club met Friday.
Members present were Germslne
Etxel. Rath Williams, Hssel
Blocker, Bernlce and Kathryn
Lambrecht. Kathryn Lambrecbt
and Ruth Williams gave a dm
oostrstlon of cooking cam -
CLUB IS POSTPOXED
CENTRAL HQWXLL, March S
The community elub meeting
scheduled I for. Friday night wUl
Hot be held until Fridar, March
Statesman
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ceived after this time will
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The Statesman assumes
no financial responsibility
for errors which may ap
pear la advertisements pub
lished In Its columns, and
In cases where this paper is
st fault will reprint that
part ot an advertisement in
which the typographies!
mistake occurs.
The Statesman serves
the right to reject objec
tions! advertising. It tmr
ther reserves the right to
elssslfy all advertising un
der the proper classification.
HELP WANTED
- - ---in "innr -L-u-Lfu-ij-
Help wanted young or middle aged
couple for apartment house lanltor
war Must have experience, satisfac
tory references. Address box 1S7, Sa
lem, Oregon.
HELP WANTED MALE
Young men and crew managers,
special paid full offers thirty famous
publications, highest commissions. Mr.
Rosebury. SI West 42nd. New York.
SALESMEN WANTED
Good man solicitor. Must have car.
Apply today, 1396 N. Fourth and Hood
fat., taiem.
Roofing salesmen. Must have car. I
8 :30 a. m. Salem Hardware Co. Mr.
Bondell.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Exp. girl wants housework. $10 mo.
Mildred Anderson. Melrose, Ore.
Boy. 18 rra, old. wishes work on
farm. Box 15S, care Statesman.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SA1.K flirt mum Iflc nun.
n-ii-in -i 1 n r n n i- I
Must sell Kimball Grand piano, like
new. Will sacrifice for cash or terms
to responsible party If sold at once,
S3S So. 23rd.
S00 boxes. Orchard run. Rome Beau
ty and Newtown apples. No wormi
c dox: s ror li.zi.
103 boxes Rome Beauty and New-
towns. S5c box. s ror ii.ee.
25S boxes-New towns. 25c box: for
$1.15. Bring boxes.
Spitsenberg, - 43c, 13c and 65c box.
Wagoners. 89c
Yakima Delicious 69c.
Pur a apple juice gaL. 20c. We de
liver. Open Sunday.
Puritan Cider Works, West Salem
ii-n-i-u-i.n rr .n r jTj-.ri.r
Radio for sale 10 tube R-32, $178
Victor. Repossessed. Balance due
$48.20 Terms. $S down, $S monthly.
See Mr. Jans, Will's Music Store.
Strawberry plants. Cor vail Is variety
recommended by State college. ' W. L.
Powell. Rt. 4, Corvallis, Oregon.
Cheap; 4 -wheeled trailer and trailer
house. 148 Union St.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Electric brooder frr wood. Ph. 4044.
WANTED Miscellaneous
Cash for fruit Jara TeL 3593.
Wanted girls bicycle. TeL 6079.
Why throw away good money? The
hosiery mending dept at Grand Silver
store repairs hose like new, 5c to 35c
Sewing of all kinds neatly done.
Reasonable prices. Tel. 4055. 1698 a
Liberty.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hair cut Adults 20c child., 15c
Two blocks a of library, a Winter.
Vibration and massage treatments
$5o and up. Forenoons, evenings, and
all day Saturday. 647 Center St.
ROOM AND BOARD
Front
room, running water, 641
Marion.
Board and rooms for ladles.
757
Center St. TeL 6478.
Good rooms board. TeL 6769.
Excellent hoard and room for one or
two persons in quiet modern home
near state nouse. Home privileges.
Box 154. Statesman.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton apartment downtown. Can
Pat ton s book store.
Fua 2
R. apt. 2261 HazeL TeL
7664.
Nicely furnished heated 3 room
anArtmaHt. BtS Union.
3 room, furnished, basement Cheap,
No children. IZZ N. High.
Tuioriri.Puirijr"iii!"' - - ---"- -"-"
Olympic 730 N. Liberty.
Modern
3 R. rum, or tmfum. apts.
FOR RENT HOUSES
i 1 1 .ri.ri 1 1 i ' i .-.
Par and anfai house a R. A,
rorkner. Ill N. Cottage. TeL 303L
JJ-TJirWiiattm' l -aaS
Small house, partly furn. 2430 Lee.
Furn. or nnfurn. modern t r. house.
Close in. Call 3131 or 7531.
flood 8 B. bouse turn. $10 per month
-can work out rent for months.
Box 158. care statesman.
WANTED TO RENT
R-r mllabla DartT. t-bodroom mod-I
era furnished heme. Reasonable, Best
ot care. Phone scs
. Hons for ear and repair by -nooaibla
DartJ Bos. -St. States-I
man. "
EXCHANGE Keal Estate)
Clear house la Portland, trade for
smalt service station, pay a little cash
difference. Owner must live ta er
EXCHANGE-JlU Estate
St scree Hsnttam river bottom land
near Jefferson, all cultivated, good atx
room house, large barn, acres straw
berries, soma young sen lee, blackcaps
and mountain blackberries. Will trade
i or small acerage near Salem or rent
for 1 17t.ee eash per year.
CHAS. HTTDKIN3
Miners' Store Bldg.- ' I Phone tits
A. II mL Roseburc clear, seed
bldgs. to trade for place II to Si mi.
Salem. 115S N. Commercial St.
FOR SALE Real Estate)
A REAL. HOME SACRIFICE
Good seven room modern home with
full cement basement, good furnace
with oil burner, fireplace, excellent lo
cation close fat on N. Winter St. This
property is in rood condition and a
real location. Price I3508 if sold right
now, worth considerable more money,
32000 down. baL terms. INVESTI
GATE THIS TODAT.
See, W. H. GRABEXHORST CO.,
Realtors
114 a Liberty St. Phone CMS
FOR $900 DOLLARS we will sell
you 10 acres of real bottom land, with
small house, good well and some oth
er improvements, a small part cleared
balance, easy clearing with some good
timber. Reasonable down payment and
C interest.
We have two very desirable timber
tracts that we will sell on attractive
terms.
Melvln Johnson W. M. Pennington
27$ State Street
FOR SALE FARMS
AAAA0eA'ssea-M
. 138.00 PER ACRE
I OS acres, 7 miles east of Salem.
Good 5 room house, barn other build
ing. Running water, some timber,
about SO acres cleared. $750 cash, bal
ance .
SEE HAWKINS ft ROBERTS
Guardian Building
For Farm Bargains
PACIFIC HIGHWAY FARM
At a sacrifice. located north Mo:
in, consisting of 81 acres all under
cultivation, good soil, 8 room house,
large barn, all stock, including equip
ment Price $5500. $2000 cash. baL
terms at 6 interest. This place is
priced to sell, let us show you this
Dargaw toaay.
See, Mr. V!ck, with
W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO.,
Realtors
1S4 a Liberty Sc. Phone 8488
LOOK
T am offering my fine farm of 10E
acr. for t5500 that is welt worth
$10,000. Might consider socce trade
if priced right Well located. 10 miles
Salem, Pacific highway. If you are
j looking for a snap see
HSCHTEL or THOllASON
341 State Room 4
ACREAGE
I acres with comfortable new house.
4 rms., etec. lights, buUttns, garage,
small barn, variety fruit and berries,
close In, $1850., terms. Ask for Greer.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
17S South High Street
oiHA-LXJ. KsljKJZilU ill " 1 " r - 1 fV
acre ear clty iun, nortn.
two bouses, ons 4 rooms and one I
rcoms, garages and woodsheds, drilled
well, bearing fruit trees, some berrlea
iTice iot ail one-tnjra casn,
baL terms.
1 acre tract with 5 room plastered
house, built las, plumbing, electric
lights, fireplace, drove well, electric
water system, garage and woodshed.
Price $2500 with terms.
CHILDS ft MfLLER, Realtors
844 State Street Phone 6708
SACRIFICED SALES
A real bargain 66 -acres. About
11-A. cleared. Most all plow land, good
for alfala or hops. Santlam bottom.
some timber, running water, fair
bldgs. Price cut for quick sale, $2000
$500. down. bal. easy.
STOCKED A EQUIPPED
94-acrea 7S-A. plow land, some
fruit, little timber, nice creek, 7-R.
house, bath, electric lights, hen house
8 cows, 2 horses, 2 brood sows and
some pigs. 22 sheep, 11 lambs. All
for $7500 $3000 down. Put your
money In one of these ; safest place.
73. SEARS, Realtor
132 South High Street
Business Opportunities
ANGORA WOOLERS
W!H make you an Independent living-
Let us snow you.
HILLCREST ANGORA CO.
TeL 81 S Rt 3. Box II
Pac Hwy. H mile So. of Salem.
Garage and service sta. TeL 1593.
Small grocery with living rooma
Box 151, care Statesman.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
SURPLUS BABY CHICKS at sac
rifice prices Tuesday and Friday
only. See our bargains. Custom hatch
i lng. Hatching eggs. Phone 133F2,
Lee's Hatchery. Salem, Oregon.
Custom hatching. 500 eggs at 3 He
every Saturday and Tuesday. TeL
133F2. Lee's Hatchery.
Custom hatching at reduced prices.
prices.
MATTSO.VS HAH.MtK I .
2214 North Front St, Salem, Ore.
I grade Jerseys, 4 milking, 1 fresh
ens March 20. E. Aronson, Route I,
Stayton. TeL 294, Stay ton.
Market poultry wanted. Any quan
tity. Highest cash prices. TeL 133F2.
Lee's Hatchery.
MONEY TO LOAN
'Bells of Harmony'
Heard over KOIN dally
ring out a loan service that
la reaUy. really different.
TOO GET THE? FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
I fin LOAMS 1 U
Beneficial Loan
Society
OBT 8ALEM
Boom 111 New Bllga Bldg 2nd Floor
LICENSED BY STATE
I 111 State St Tet S-f-4-0
POLLY AND HER
r
TSAfX Jg mlSi &STS - IbUTVER AJJLVVROI UOOKS AT ME WHEN I AJMT
- LCTTTA 1OTJ-J FB, AWE-K SjHAT HES ABOUT THE v- UNCLE LDOKIN' AT HIM.' i-T
-S- aN'D.X,TJiSvH TUMBIJ- IHERIJ rS Xair t" CV- R
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Interesting Facts
Over SOOO laches of food ad
vertising; In The Statesman during
February. Be sure to see Friday's
paper for this food advertising.
Tes they will be there this week.
People must eat. and food mer
chants are after the business so
be sure to read Friday's States
man carefully.
O
People hare thought that we
are making fun of the adminis
tration in this column when we
talk about "the new deal." We
did rote for Mr. Hooter but we
are for Mr. Roosevelt now and
wish him success.
O
The cake baking contest waa a
big success. Watck for some of
the prise menus in Friday's
statesman.
MONEY TO LOAN
-"YorsrsrL-njjiisi
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
contracts Rannaaced
Arrange to reduce your payments
You keep the car
P. A, BIKER
Cor. Liberty BL and Ferry
Phone 4TSS Seism. Ore.
PERSONAL ttlKH
MADE en furniture, ears, salaries
or other rood security. Reparable
monuur. wo en in financial need i
us before closing a lean.
GENERAL IN VESTMENT
CORPORATTOM
First National Bank Bids. Phone till
Borrow on personal property; repay
In monthly installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO, State lie, 8-161, Its
uuarnian piqg. iei. IIT7.
FOR SALE WOOD
Good dry wood. Reasonable.
joaa. iei- sill. Ted 2, Wella
' - -- - --i-v-,-,-,-.-.--M-rruuji
Dry wood. Tel i418.
18 In. drr 2nd fir. It fa nr timA
Planer ends 82.S0 ner load, at Trx?va.
TeL 8986.
QU A RANTKED nRT wrwwl
TsL leOS Salem Bual rv Trai. a
Cottage.
Fir, ash. reasonable nrlcea. TeL
8789.
............ ---i--.-ii-,-vwwn.ru.
Dry wood $4.00 cord. Phone 841L
Wood 2nd rrowth fir. 16 In. S3 TS
Dry oak $5.00. George Mel tiler, Mar
ion. Oregon.
DRY FIB AND OAK WOOD, oal
and fuel eU. Can en ae for prices. We
giv sjoeo measure, good ouaiitv and
good servfea
IARMETf TRANSFER ft STORAGE
TeJeohen 8181
AessaBa'aeWrfeMAl
Ash, fir and oak. TeL 8641.
Dry wood that la, dry. CalL 11SF2S.
No. 1 II in. old fir, $4.00. TeL 44W.
Old fir, 16 iiu, $4.25. Ph. 8932.
A-l old fir 16 In. Tel. 6136.
PERSONAL
Lady above fifty, wishes to corres
pond with gentleman of like age. and
of good hablta Bos 4. care Statesman.
FOR SALEUSED CARS
McKay's tjsed cars with
an o. k. that counts
Overland Sedan $ 88
Rollins Touring 81
16 Essex Coach SS
89 Ford Tudor Sedan, Trunk 111
'29 Ford Fordor Sn. Overhauled 811
29 Dodge Coupe 1 221
'29 Buick Sedan. Special at 185
CHEVROLETS
'29 Coupe. Reconditioned 848
30 Sport Roadster 310
80 Sedan . 816
'31 Coach 311
'32 Coach. Like new 415
TRUCKS
4 late model Chevrolet and Ford
trucks: long wheel base, dual tires,
overload springs, 4 speed trans. All
overhauled and guaranteed. 8359 to
HS5-
initials iKAUta
McKAT CHEVROLET OO.
333 Center 430 N. ComX
Phone 8189
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
On Saturday the 25th day ot
March. 1933, at 10 o'clock A. M
at the Court House in Salem, Mar
ion County, Oregon, I will sell to
the highest bidder for cash the
following described real property
situated in Marion County, Ore
gon, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 184 feet
South and 2S0 feet East ot
the reentrant corner on the
West line of the F. Smith
D. L. a T. 7S.. R. 3 West of
Willamette Meridian in Mar
ion County, Oregon, and run
ning thence South 80 feet;
thence East 148.8 feet to the
West side of the County
Road; thence North 28 deg.
30' East along the West line
ot said road 89 feet; thence
West 183 feet to the place of
beginning and containing 13,
180 square feet.
Said sale is made under execution
Issued out ot the Circuit Court ot
the State of Oregon for Marion
County to me directed in the case
of Anna Amort vs. Carrie A,
Trudgen and W. J. Trudgen, her
hnahanil and W T. Harris, de-
hashand and W. L. Harris, de
fendants.
A. C. BURK,
Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon
by W. RICHARDSON.
Deputy.
r 14 M 2-9-11-28
PALS
i . "
;i
OF FILBERTS URGE
Prospects are for Smaller
Crop This, Year, With
Higher Prices
The 1IS3 nroduetlon of fil
berts In areas of commercial im-
Sortance la Italy, Spain, and Tur
ey Is now estimated at 121, 100
teas unshelled basis. This repre
sents an exceedingly large yield
ss it is more than 60 per cent
above the four-year average pro
duction of 84.400 tons (1028-
31) and the 1931 crop of 84.000
tons.
With such a large crop, prices,
so far this season, on both shelled
and unshelled filberts, hare nec
essarily been very low. They
opened at around 45 per cent un
der last year and hare remained
at about that level up to the pres
ent time. So far during the pres
ent season, the United States has
shown no more interest than last
season. According to such fig
ures as are now available and
taking the three producing coun
tries as a unit, it appears that to
tal exports on an unshelled basis
from September to December In
clusive were about 45 per cent
shore total exports during the
corresponding period in 1981.
while this represents a sub
stantial increase, it is on the oth
er hand a little below the esti
mated increase in production. It
is therefore evident that remain
ing stocks are relatively large and
somewhat above the Quantity on
hand at this time a year ago.
With that situation, there is lit
tle likelihood of any material
change in prices, at least until
such time as something definite
can be said about 1988 prospects.
Generally, the crop following
an unusually large production Is
small. This probability is perhaps
preventing quotations from being
lower than they are at the mo
ment, as producers feel that bet
ter prices will be obtainable in
iaie spring and during the sum
mer. Along with the belief that
the 1938 production will be rel
atively short, some speculators
sre now quoting 1933 crop goods
. reiween 29 and 28 per cent
above current quotations.
Young People Giving
flay For Clear Lake
CLEAR LAKE. March 10.
The young people ot this commun
ity are sponsoring a three-act play
entitled "For Rent Furnished,"
which will be given In the near
future. Mrs. Albert GIrod Is coach.
Parts are taken by Ruby Orey,
Lou Girod, Leona Orey, Robert
Massey, Dorothy Neal, Clarence
Weese, Eula Beckner, Dorothy
Wayne, Neva Smith and Clifford
Orey.
Radio
Program
THTJSSDAY, MARCH
SOW PorUsod 20 Ke.
7:15 Organ eoaeert. NEC.
T:4f Breen sad De Bote, NBC.
8:00 Singing Striags, NBC.
8:15 Jack sad Patsy, NBC.
9:15 Cooking school.
0:30 Martha Meade society, KBO.
0:45 Sarah Ereindler. NBC.
10:00 Woman's Magazine of the Air,
11:00 Standard School broadcast. NBC
11:45 Shakesnerian Plays. NBC.
12:15 Western Farm and Home hoar,
NBC.
1:00 Music Masters. NEC.
3:00 Srhirmer and Schmitt. NBO.
2 :15 White an and His Rhythm Boys,
NBC.
2:43 Concert Echoes, NBC.
8:00 Malody Mixers. NBC.
8:00 Amos 'n' Andy, XBC.
8:15 Standard 8ymphony hour. NBC.
0:15 Howard Thnrston, Magician, NBC.
10:10 Hotel Mark Hopkins orchestra,
NBC.
11:00 Ambassador Hotel orchestra. NBC
KOIN Portland S 10, c.
6:30 O.8.O. farm extension talk.
7:00 KOIN Klock.
8:80 Dixie Baker and Bob White.
10:00 George Hall's orchestra, CBS.
11.00 Texaa Banger, CBS.
11:80 American School of the Air. CBS
1:00 Book nf Life. '
8:00 Feminine Fancies. DLBS.
4:45 Cecil and Sally. E.T.
6:00 Rath Ettlng, Leonard Hajton's
orchestra, CBS.
8:00 Redding White, User.
9:15 Dakaown Hands. E.T.
10 :15 8 port Flashes.
KOAO Oorvams 550 Ks.
7:00 Moralag Meditations, led by iis
Mildred Bartholomew.
13 :00 Para hour.
3:15 Mends Pratt Smith, dramatic
8:00 MUdred Chamber ia "OurUias
Can Make s Room Smile."
8:80 Pre. A. L. Pock "General Gar
des Hints. "
4.-80 The Magic Carpet Stories tor
ealldrea by Oregoa Normal school
faoalty.
7:1 Pref. A. G. Lnaa "Chick
Brooding."
1 :00 Uairersity of Oregea musicals.
8: SO Symposium debate en the qwae-
tiea, Besslved. That the several
states sheald adopt a visa of state
medical service.
Mental
Hffine PRnn on
I WIIIbIWIII iiwwwwiiwii
CfflGEEN SHORTAGE NOW EXTREME
MANUFACTURERS ARE EYING WPOLi
Prices Unchanged but
Strong; , Spring
Ducks in Call
PORTLAND, March (AP)
Extreme shortage of chickens
was .causing considerable worry
to receivers of lire fowls la the
local trade. During the last week
or so there has been only a nom
inal offering here. Previous to
that there were several weeks ot
short supplies as compared with
demand.
Values In the live chicken
trade were unchanged although
there was no doubt of the
strength ot the market. However.
there appears little disposition on
the part of buyers to bid higher
because of financial conditions.
Practically everything in the
chicken line was Included in the
shortage.
Ducks .were In good call for
spring stock. Late arrivals have
been scant. .
Market for country killed meats
was just about steady locally. No
price changes were shown. Re
ceipt were again practically nor
mal. Only spring lambs were now
missing.
General Markets
PRODUCa XXOBAVOa
PORTLAND, Ore.. March 8. (AP)
Predsce eseaaora. act prices: Battr
Extras ISc. Standards IS He, prima first
IS He. firsts 18c. Ergs Frees extras
lSe, mediums lie.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., Marck 8. (AP)
Butter Prints. 92 score or better 21e
pound, standards 20 He.
Eggs Pseifla Poultry Producers' sell
tag prices: Froth extras 16c, stan dsrds
15e, mediums 15c
Country meats Selling erica to retail
ers: Country-killed1 hogs, bast botchers,
under 150 pounds, 5 He; vealera, 80 te
100 ponds, 8-8Hc: lambs 11-lte, year
lings So, heavy awes 4 5c, canner cows
2H-SH. bulls 4-4 He-
Nats Oregon walnuts 13 IBs pound,
peassts 10c Brazils 12-1 Ac almonds 15
lSe. filberts 20 22c pecans 20a.
Osseara berk -Buying price. 1032 peeL
3 e pound.
Hops Nominal. 1082. 24 25c
Bntterfat Direct te shippers: Station,
13c; Portland delivery prices, churn
ing cream 1S-17C, sweet cream higher.
Lira poultry Buying price: Heavy
hens, colored, 4H peeade ll-I2e; do me
diums 10c; lights 8e; springs, light 12c,
heavy 12c: old roosters 6o; docks, Pokia,
spring 16e. "old 10-12o, colored 10c
Unions Setting stiee te retailors: Ure-
goa 80-SOe eetanL Yakima Spanish 78-
SSe cental. ,
Potatoes Local. 65-75 orange bos:
Deschutes Gems OOo-IL, .Yakima Genu
80-8 5a eeatal: bow. Florida. Se pound.
Weei 1S83 dip. seminal; Willamette
vaUey 1215a pound, eastern Oregon
10-lit
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., March 8. (AP)
Cattle Receipts le, eslves 10; steady.
Steers. 556 te 900 pounds, good 14.75-
5.15, median 84-4.75, ommoe $3-4; SO0
te 1100 pounds, good 84.30-5, medium
14-4.50. common 83-4: 1100 te 1300
pounds, good $3.85-4.50. medium S3 3. 85.
Heifers. 550 to 750 ponads, good 84-25-
4.50, commoa-medium $2.50-4.25; 750 te
90S ponads. good-choice 84-4.25. com-
moa-m odium 83-4. Cows, rood $3.50-1.75
cemmoa-medinm $2.75-8.50. low cutter
sad eatter $1.25-2.75. Bui,, yearlings
excluded, good (beef) $2.25-3.7. catter
mediam $L50-2.25. Vealera. good-choice
$5.50-0.25. medium $4.25-5.50. eull-com
moa $2.50-4-5. Calves, SO to 500 pounds,
good-choice $4-4.50, common - medium
$2-4.
Hogs Receipts 275; steady.
Lixht liehts. 140 te ISO pounds, good
Choice, $3.50-4.25. Lightweight, 100 to
180 sounds. $4-4.25: 180 to 200
nevada. $4-4.25. Medium weight, 200
te 220 pounds. $3.75-4 25; 220 to 250
ponads, $3.50-4.10. Heavyweight, 250 to
2St0 pounds, $3.3o-4; Zo te aau pouaaa,
83.15-3.85. Packinr sows. 275 to 350
pounds, good $3-3.75, 850 to 425. pounds
S3-S.S0. 425 to 550 seunda $3-8.50; 275
to 550 pounds, medium 81-3.25. Peeder
and stocker pigs. 70 te 110 pounds, good
r ho ire 12. 50-3. 50.
SheeD and lambs Receipts 50 : steady
Lambs. 90 pounds down, good-choice
$5.25-5.65. common -mod mm S3.oO-9.Z3
Yearlins wethers. 90 to 1M pounds, good
choice $3-4.10, medium $2-3. Ewes. 90
te 120 pounds, good-choice
120 te 150 -pounds $2 2.50, all weights
Common-medium $1-2.
OXIOX TRADE DULL
PORTLAND. March 8. (AP)
With the. fair sale of onions by
growers at 10c and sacks Mon
day, there has been little activity
since.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATRIX
Notice is hereby giren 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, snd that she has duly
qualified as such administratrix;
all persons baring claims against
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, 2 03. Oregoa Building, Sa
lem. Marion County, Oregon.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
let- day of February, lis'.
ELDA MCGRATH.
Administratrix of the Estate ot
Sophia J. McCready, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem. Oregoa. Il-23-M3--l
Telepathy?
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, S1.SO per
handrexi.
Surplas V5c.
(KUk based ea
entterfat average.)
Mstl-sustkty
Bntterfat Sweet, 18c;
sour, 16c
Prices paid te gi ewers - by Sales bsrers
March S
k (Tee prices bales-, seppusfl sy a local
grocer, are indicative f the daily aursvt
at are gssewrtceS by Thm Sta tatiBis )
rmOTT ASTD fTGXTASIXS
Carrots. Calit. crate 2.1
Oreea pepper. Calit. lb. .IS
Pass. Calf., lb. .It
Csbbase. la. .02
Uaaens. sax. Donca . ..
Potatoes. Takima No. 1
.as
.63
. .75 te 1.00
1.50
-i.lO t2.35
S.65
AS
60
1.50
Potatoes, loesl
Sweet potatoes, erste
Lettaee, Caut
Teeastoes. aotbonse, crate
Oeione, Walls Wells
Oaioss. Labile, cwt
Parsnips, hundred
Rhubarb, kothonse
Calif, lb
.55 to .80
os
1.90
S.50
..07 to .08
Celery. Calif., H crate
Maxicaa Tomatoe ..
Italian Broccoli, lb. ,
Apmes
Winatapi
.50 and .73
Spicsenberge
.50
.40 and .60
.40 to .CO
.65
Rome Baasty
Genes
Caaliflower. Calif., ersta 1.10
Brass la sprouts. Calit, lb .10
Kutabsrss. hundred 1 .00 to 1. 25
Oranges, p.p. . 1.50 to 1.75
Oranrsa. fancy 3.00 te 4.00
Meets, uaitu dox. .70
Turnips, Calif., crate 9 KK
Spinach, Calif., crate .... 2.50
HOPS
Too. 1938. lb. .
.24
2
"Top. 1931, lb.
-OGS
Boy g Prices
Extras
.13
.11
.10
.04
.10
.08
.06
.09
.10
Standards
Mediums
POULTRY
Old roosters
Colored hens .
Medium bene
Light hens
Bakers
Light fryers
MEAT
Lambs, top
.5.00
. 4.00
. 3.75
Hogs, top
Hogs, first cats
Steers
Cows
..03 to .04
.01 U .02
02 te .03
.03 to .02 U
.07 H
Heifers
Bulls
Dressed Teal, top
Dressed hogs ....
OS
GRAIN AND RAY
Wheat, weatera red
49
.49
18.00
-18.00
-25.00
White. No. 1
Barley, top. ton
Oats, white, to a
Oats, gray. top. toa ,
Hay. barms oneae
Oats sad vetch, toa 9.00 to 11.00
Alfalfa, valley. 1st cut -19.00 te 11.00
Alfalfa, castors Oregon 14.50
WOOL
Medina
Ooerae
Mohair .
.UH
.08 H
-mo market
HONORED AT PARTY
SUVER, March 8 A party was
given by Mrs. Harold Covey at
her home Saturday afternoon in
honor of her daughter Elinor's
11th birthday. Present were Ag
nes and Lorena Ridders, Agnes
Lamb, June Allen, Ruth Van Bus
kirk, Helen Goodman, Margaret
and Helen Douglas, Mrs. Earl
Conkey, Elinor, Veva, Harold
and Merlin Coney and Mrs.
Coney.
F. D. iVS ATTORNEY GENERAL
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Earner S. Ounirungs, of St jcrd. Conn- who has been appointed to the
post of Attorney General in the Kooserelt Cabinet to ll the Tacaecy
created by the tragic death of Senator Thomas J. Walsh. Cnamings, a
former cairman of the Democratic National Committee, had been slated
for Governor General of the Philippines originally. It is believed he
will serve as Attorney General enly Uaiporarfly until Mr. Roes veil
decides upon a permanent appointee.
Finer Quality Wanted;
64s Getting Higher
Quotations
BOSTON, March, S Manufac
turers are making numerous in
quiries for wool, especially on the
finer quality. Hivrter Quotations
are being named by most hold
ers of 64s snd finer western
grown wools. A few sales at mod-'
erste volume hare been reported
at slightly higher prices than ob
tainable last week.
PRATUM. March 8 The sec
ond sowing of wheat which waa
thought to haTe been killed by
the freeze In January is now com
ing up. probably not as thick as it
ought to be, but apparently thick
enough to grow a fair crop.
Cherry scion wood which was
for some time Tery doubtful if it
would do for grafting on account
of the low temperature several
tiiVM during the winter, has come
through in fairly good shape,
ahoe-lng very little frost damage.
and grafting has begnn. Fanners
are busy sewing grain whenever
there is a little sunshine to en
courage them, although the fields
are rather wet, but those who
wish to sow oats and vetch or fall
wheat begin to realize that if they
wish to sow tall grain with any
reasonable degree of success their
time is limited.
Women's missionary meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. E.
Rounds today in connection with
a W. C. T. IT. meeL
The Epworth League will meet
at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Taul
Silke Friday night.
Butter Reflects
Steady Tone; Egg
Prices are Mixed
PORTLAND, March C (AP)
Market for butter reflects a
generally steady tone locally. No
price change was shown for the
day either in the cube or print
trade. Butterfat values appear
more stationary.
Prices were still rather badly
mixed in the market for eggs lo
cally, although trade leaders
both cooperative and private
were inclined to quote ont the
late advances.
KEIZER. March 8 Mrs. G. N.
Thompson has had this week as a
house guest, Mrs. Myrtle Low
from Palisade, Nebraska. Mrs.
Low and Mrs. Thompson spent
their childhood days together ia
the same city in Iowa and had
not met for many years.
Mrs. Low is on her way to Los
Angeles to visit her twin sister,
Mrs. Bertha Hummell.
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