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Cards In this directory run on
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$1.00 per line pr month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Fanelt, tho brake and ehimmy
d ortot. 375 South Com-teer!-'. otreet.
BEAUTY PARLORS
Miller Beauty Shop, dial T953.
'CATERING
Burt Crarr. the caterer. PjJtTSS
CHIMNEY SWEEP
T.lAnhnn.' 4450. R K. Northnesa.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR.aU SCOTT, PSa Chiropractor.
21 W. High. Tel. Re 1572.
Correspondence Instruction
International CoiTespWene schools,
Buslnefsa. technical course. Bx. 166.
C McGllHTray. Tel. 4128.
DRESSMAKING
Rq SNELGROVE. 465 N. Cottage.
TL 746. Hemstitching. c yard.
" Dressmaking In your tome. K-p.
$8.60 day. Copy pictures. Tel. 7984.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouquet fun
eral wreaths, decoration. C F. Breit
florist. 677 Court. Tel. 6994.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lutt ""I"
1st, 16th A Market. TeL 9592.
GLASS
Auto and window glass mirrors. TeL I
Gl. Walter J. Downs,
INSURANCE
BECKS HENDRICKS
189 K. High TeL 4947
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ins. Tel. 8622.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
tt a High TeL 9126
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
Telephone 2165 1264 Broadway
LAWN 3I0WERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded.
- . . . . . ... crT"P "Tio rrvr-lA Man .
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MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
Spring mattress $8.00. Renovators and
tumlgatora Rugs cleaned. Capital Bed
ding Co. Teu 4Ut. 4ua .
New mattress made, to order, old
remade; carpet cleaning, slaing:fluli
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag Mat
tress. Factory, a 13th A Wilbur Tel
8441. Otto F. Zwlcker. Est 191L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL Pianos, radios, sew
ing machines, sheet muslo and piano
studies. Repairing radios, phonogrspns
and s6Wlng maenmes. as otim wwi.
talem.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Will trad guitar and lessons for
anything lean use. Storhow, 450 Court
MEDICINE
Dr Chan It" Chinese Medicine Co.
Hour Tuesday and Friday, 10 -.30 a.m.
to 4:30 p. m. 148 N,l CommerclaL
PRINTING
id ctt nK ti. caras. oiuuvu-
nnfrimii hnnitt or any Kind oi
nrintirz. call The Statesman PrlnUns
Department 315 S. CommerctaL Teie
phone 9101.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
U. D. Clement Income Tax Reporte.
Auditing. 110 N. Corn't Tel 8030
or S267.
REAL ESTATE
BECKfi HEX PRICKS, TeL 4947.
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 a Uherty St Tel. 6468.
SOCOLOFSKY A SON a
804-S Bt- Bids. TeL 7907.
STOVES
HTOVES and stove repairing. Stove
man nnuui ana rcym w
kinds ot woven wire fence, fancy and
pialn. nop baskets, coo-, i
TrlZ. f.nM stove Works. 862 ,
STr.-. T.rijf4 R R Fleming
TRANSFER
CAPITAI. CITY. Transfer Ca-226
state at to. in. rrzrt.TtV
warding
ana sorae
Get our jiea
FOR local or distant transfer toraga.
call 313l7Lnner Transfer Cc, Truck
to Portland dally.
WELL DRILLING
R. a. Wast 80 years experenc
RKD 6. Box 103 fci. ejLi
Women, Men Vie
In Proeram Event
For Fairview Club
-imviEW. Aorll 1$ (Spe-
Hai- Fairview community Club
will offer nnusual entertainmen.
Friday night when women and
men of this district will present a
competitive program. -
Jndaes wilt decide the winners.
Stunt presented by the women
will excelL The losing side will
nrorHs SB OTsteP BB8r iot iu
c.h faetlnn
-II 1 II s I .Villi iiiuiiiLTa -
wlll have 4$ -minute for its pro-
grams.
Mrs. Martin Schmidt ia chair
man of the women's group and
Ralph Dent for the masculine
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HELP WANTEU FEMALE
Woman wanted as companion for el
derly lady to go 60-50. Mary Town
Bond, 840 N. 18th.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Exp. dressmaking- in your home,
$1.60 day. Copy pictures. Tel. 798.
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Work wanted, any kind by man In
need. Thomas Shirley. Open Door
Mission. North Commercial St.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Exclusive product Nationally adver-
tlsed. Crasy Crystals. 118 8. High.
Seed notatoea Earliest of AIL Early
Rose, Early Ohio, British Queen. Net
ted Gem. Burbank. H. A. Hyae ca,
2698 Portland Road, Tel. 9596.
Fresh crabs now at Ftdlers stand.
Intersection Sllverton-Portland road.
- HAY. ALFALFA, first quality.
411
Guardian BIdg. TeL 8482.
Nine weaned pigs. 1 milk goat, 1
heifer, - reasonable. W. M. Boyd, S.
7th St. Independence, ore.
Cow manure,
8335.
$1.25 yard deL Ph.
For Sale seed potatoes; Garnets.
Burbank, Earliest of All and Early
Rose. ,Wm. Fay, 681 Highland. Salem.
Far sala Imnroved Oregon straw
berry plants, first year, and Young-
berry plants, uyde owier, it- i.
Hay for sale.-" Mixed alfalfa and
bald barley. Excellent feed, good col
or. Price $15.00 per ton delivered to
you in truck lots or 80 cents per cwt.
small lots, yon come and get it. u. u.
Brock, one mile south of airport on
old Turner road.
Alfalfa hay, at Greenwood station.
E. F. Brown. R. 1, Independence, Ore.
Am wrecking house, 1244 Ferry, cor
ner 12th and Ferry. Old People's
Home. Everything sold at depression
prices. Lots of good material. Place
orders early. S. V. HALL.
Marshall Ftrawberry plants for sale.
John Mack. Rt 1, Box 45, Sublimity.
FOR SALE Corvalli strawberries
No. 12, $2 thousand. P. W. Woelke,
I Tel. 104F32.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Will trade baby turkeys for any
kind of seed grain. Geo. Thomason,
341 State Pt
VVANTEDMiscellaneous
Why throw away good money? The
I hosiery mbndlng dept at Grand Silver
store repairs hose like new, oc to zee.
Wanted used bath room scale. See
Kletzlne. Statesman office.
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I waaa
I Best hair cut Adults 20c. child., 15c
Two blocks a of library. & Winter.
Permanent wave, 50c, Beauty Maid
Shoo. Over Ptensloff Mkt. Tel. 4486.
ROOM AND BOARD
asaaiaaiaaeaasss ss
Board, rm.. near P. O. $20. TeL 8482.
Mod. rooms, reasonable. 645 Marlon.
Room and board. TeL 4375.
For ladies, mod. home, reasonable.
4 block from State St. 4 Beuevue.
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Board and room for ladle. Close In.
Tel. 6678. 695 Cmirt St.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Pattou apartments downtown, cau
PaXtn'i hnn atsra.
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Mod. st heated apt. TeL
8490.
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t rm. turn." apt, 255 Center SL
aurU"sJTJTJbjnj"ir-ilfi-'i,r- -1 mmm
Anta $10. $12. 891 N. Com'L
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Fum. apartment, lt40 Lesila.
Nice furn. apt 690 Union.
H. K. rooraa Best price, 191 S.
Church.
8 room -unfurnished apt, garage.
lights, hot and cold water, heat,
ranee, $15 mo. 1599 State St
FOR RENT HOUSES
rLn.ri.rLri mr i - .--!--.-- -
Furn. and unfurn. houses. R. A.
Forkner, 161 N. Cottage. TeL SOIL
fj-y-irtf-'vmkr'i'' - ---- - "
5 Urgre rooma $19. Tel. T204. . ,
JUnjnsTjiJi.ririjM -
. Small house partly turn. 2430 Leslie.
7 R mod, honwf. Tl. 6639. '
, FUR KENT
Small farm for rent, 381 Stat St.;
j Room 20, Palem
FOR SALE Keal Estate
- -RartnAtNS rff HOMES
$1000.00 buys a good R. house tn
Norm saiem imv aown. u
rent. ' ' , -L -
ciean en knv. sT? haua. with
1 -eiiL Mnrtb lem.
8S80 rtewn. rrlo $3600.00 buy a
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dandy T-R. Ens list. t"P home tn fine
location. r-a atrictiy Rooerv.
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JAS. D. SKAK4 Roaltor, 182 S. High
If you want to boy, sell or exchange
any thins: see General Exchange, 33$
FOR SALE Real EstaU
Beautiful Klnrwood view tracts.
city improvements, among active home
building-; unusual terms. C A. Robert
eon. TeL 6154.
6 room modern home with S acres
land, nice view, lots of fruit and ber
ries, garage and chicken house. 1 mile
from Salem. $2100.
28 A. fine timber, estimated 2090 cords
of wood, $40 per acre.
Melvtn Johnson W. M. Pennlnrton
275 State Street - Phone 6796.
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One acre with 4 rtn. plastered house
and attic, bath, elec, some bulltlns,
small barn, chicken House and garage.
sizuv. win take car or vacant lot as
down payment.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
519 Court Street
FOR SALE
Drastic reduction in price of one of
Salem's finest homes for immediate
sale. House Is modern In every detaiL
extra large creek lot beautifully land
scapes Best residential district In Sa
lem. Shown by appointment only. Ask
us about it.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
nwu rKOFERTi near
for sale or trade. TeL 428$.
coast
To sell or exchange good 111 acres,
buildings, creek, spring, piped water,
near Salem. Take clear house. Make
offer. Owner. 1626 Broadway.
Modern home, all modern Mmrm.
fences, lily pond on lot. In small town,
$1500, or will trade as first payment
on farm of SO or 40 acres with creek
on place. Must be rood land. location
not important General Exchange, Sit
.i . wouiraercuu Direct.
X have a real 100 A. farm with mm
stock and equipment clea; owner
wants to trade for city property ; give
terms on baL Will go most any place
ib u vtuiey. xnis is a good one. !-
H. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bids. TeL $902
FOR SALE FARMS
1niriiinn n nn-
65 A. W. of Amity, river bottom, 5
room nouse, gooa. electricity, wster
pressure. 2 hen houses, other out build
ings, silo, good hop land, $5250. $1000
down, federal loan or will trade equity
Including house In Salem for smaller
piace, ciear. uenerai Exchange, 328 N
Commercial St
ACREAGE
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Priced for Cash
SS acres all clear land. acres s
to sears, 10 acres vounr nnin arch.
ard. This is a choice piece of land for
oniy si.zau cash.
See
Hawkins and Roberts
For Land Bargain
,-n-i run ui ii-u-u-lTlti
SMALL ACRKAOU
S acres ready for planting", close m,
good road, some buildings, well, elec
tric lights, gas and mall route. Price
$850 and pay like rent
6-10 of an acre, paved road. 2 room
house, well, electric lights. Price $888.
1 Vt acres well located, fine set of
buildings, water system. Price $2500,
little down and baL easy.
We have a large list of Small acre
age and suburban homes. SEE US be
fore choosing.
CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 670$
FOR SALE OR LEASE
61 acres on traveled rd a num
house, barn, fruit, good spring, garage.
$2600. $300 down, or $250 lease. Will
take small trade.
VAN M. GREER, 214 Or. Bldg.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
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Custom hatching. 500 egg at lc
every Saturday end Tuesday.
Tel.
evs fiaicnery.
Baby chicks and custom hafr-hlnr
Wariness Hatchery, 2160 No. Fifth SL
No. 1 16 in. old fir, $4.00. TeL 4450.
SURPLUS BABY CHICKS at ae-
-ju"x-rir
rific prices Tuesday and Friday
oniy. see our Dargaina Custom hatch
ing. Hatching egg. Phone 133F2
Lee's Hatchery, Salem, Oregon.
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Poultry wanted. Salem Poultry com
pany, zoo ri. aimer.
MONEY TO LOAN
'Belts of Harmony
Heard over KOIN dally
ring out a loan service that
Is really really different
YOU GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRIVACY
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
ON LOANS $10 to $300
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM '
Room 119 New Bligh BIdg. 2nd Floor
LICENSED BY STATE
618 SUte Street TeL 3-7-4-0.
----ivwyv'irV-ir'Ln nJinjuulJCi
PERSONAL LOANS
MADE on furniture, cars, salarle
or other rood security. Repayable
monthly. When tn financial need see
us before closing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bids. Poor 8581
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PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY ,
213 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
Office hra, 10:00 A. M. to 60 P. M
Telephone 7783. SUte . license No.
8-165.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contract Refinanced
Arrange to redoc your payment
Too keep the car
P. A. BIKER
Cor. Liberty St. and Ferrr
rhone 4733 - SaVstn. Or.
Borrow on personal nronertyt renav
In monthly Installment. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO, Stat He, 8-169. 666
Guardian Bldg. TeL 8377.
POLLY AND HER
FOR SALE WOOD
Diy wnod t.a. Phon 941L
Green tnd growth fir II In. $2.75.
George Meltxler, Marlon, Ore. i
GUARANTEED. DRY wood oal
Tel. 1000 Salem fuel Co. Trade
Cottage.
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Old fir, tnd growth. TeL 1719.
DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD, oal
and fuel ell Call en u for prlcea We
give goeo measure, good Quality sad
good bm ic
LARMIER TRANSFER STORAGE
Teleohene 8181
Ash, fir and oak, TeL 1148.
For Sale 200 cord thoroughly sea
soned fir wood, XL.T. Pierce. TeL
T25S.
White fir, cord length. $2 cord en
the plsre. TeL 6958.
FOR SALE USED CARS
McKay's used cars
with an a x that counts
1929 Bulck Standard Sedan, good rub
ber, upholstering and finish In rtn
condition, excellent mechanical shape
for only $385.00
1921 Chevrolet Coach, new tires and
paint new seat cover and complete
ly overhauled. This car drives like
a new one. Try it. 2345.00
1930 Chrysler "70" 8edan In the finest
condition throughout "s as
1932 Chevrolet Sport Coupe; six wire
wheels, trunk, rack and eta. Look
and runs Ilk new. Has been driven
only 8100 mtlea Carries new car
guarantee and service. Save $200.00,
Price $676.00
Indian motorcycle. Run less than
1000 miles $250.00
upen evening and Sundays
TERMS TRADES
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
331 Center Phone $189 430 N. ConVL
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'27 Ford truck, nix tell, new saint
ruooer. vneap xor casn, or small trade.
see at ISIS a. Fourth Street
Used Cars
We buy, sell and trade. Look over
our stock be for yon boy.
Bill and Bob
Used Car Exchanca
643 Chemeketa Open Evening
Chrysler 77
S. 8. Coupe reconditioned as need
ed. Re finished tn deep green 6 wire
wheels and other extras new car ser
vice on this on.
State Motors, Inc.
625 Chemeketa
Borrego's Easter
Specials
1929-Ford Sedan
1929- Poatlac Sedan
1928-OtdamobIle Sedan ..
1930- Pord 8pt Roadster
1928-FWrd Sedan
$185
276
. 196
195
165
95
135
65
35
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1928-Whippet Sedan .
1928-Old Coach
2-Chr. Roadster .
1926-Ford Sedan
1929-Ford Phaeton
Model-T nlf fcnn n
We have some re nomar inert nr. that
can be purchased very reasonable.
zi in . l.iperty Phone 3688.
WANTED USED CARS
interested In Mod. T Ford touring.
80,000 Pounds oi
Hops Sold at 20c
By Hurd Brothers
PORTLAND. April 13 fAP)-
Local hop market was quiet but
very firm. The prevailing price.
locally, for good grade 1932 hops
wss 29e pound. Deals In one-year
contracts are ranging from 22 to
23c.
Foreign bidding was very quiet
as foreign dealers have dropped
out of the market during the past
few weeks.
In Eugene two contracts calling:
for a delivery of 80,000 pounds of
this year's crop for 20c was filed
with the county clerk. The two
lots of 40,000 pounds each are to
be delivered to Washington, D. C,
by the Hurd Brothers, signers of
the contract. The prevailing Job
bers' price in Eugene is 28 to 29c
pound.
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE
On Saturday tho 15th day of
April, 1933, at ten o'clock A. M.
at tho 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 within
named defendants, in and to the
following described real property
situated In Marlon County, Ore
gon, to-wit:
Lot 18, Block 7. Oaks Ad
dition to Salem, Marlon
County, Oregon.
Said sale is made by virtue of
a foreclosure Execution issued out
of the Circuit Court ot the State
of Oregon for Marion County, to
me directed in the case ot The
Prudential Insurance Company ot
America, a corporation. Plaintiff
vs. A. Richard Schmalle and Lil
lian Schmalle . his wife; A. Lin
coln Schmalle and Ylnnle Schmal
le, his wife; Newton S. Schmalle.
single;- Esther Schmalle Holmes
and H. T. Holmes, her husband;
Raymond A. Schmalle and Grace
Schmalle, his wife; Fred S. By-
non and Stella L. Bynon, his wife;
J. J Ulrica and Business Men's
Adjustment Co., Defendants.
A. C. BTJRK,
Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon.
By W. RICHARDSON,
Deputy.
Walter Fuhrer, .
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
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UjUSTITilTED
New Grade "Aw Delivered at
Portland Announced;
Buying Price 20c
PORTLAND, April IS (AP)
Turmoil and uncertainty in the
butterfat market was believed to
have reached an end -here today
as leading traders announced that
hereafter only one quotation will
be offered and that this will pre
vail throughout, both for deliv
ery and country price supplies.
A new grade called "A" was an
nounced, with a buying price of
20 cents a pound delivered at
Portland. This will be the only
grade on .which quotations will be
made. The grade "A" Is described
aa two or three-day old cream
which will produce 12-score but
ter. What has been known as
"churning cream" will henceforth
be known as "standard". It will
bring a price somewhat lower
than the basic XO-cent quotation
for grade "A", while fresh sweet
cream will be higher. The so-called
"country price" has been dis
continued. For months, it was said here,
some of the Portland and Willam
ette valley creameries have been
vying with one another In trying
to pay more than the other. It de
veloped Into a contest and Instead
of the country creameries paying
a lesser price than In Portland,
some were actually paying 2 cents
more.
The situation became so tan
gled that butterfat quotations re
cently were printed to show the
'basic price which was the price
the creameries said they were
paying, and the "actual price," or
what the farmers were receiving.
There was a further advance in
the price ot butter "during the
late session of the produce ex
change. The new prices on cube
butter were one cent higher all
around.
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OP
EXECUTRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
unaersignea nas been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marlon, as executrix of the
last will and testament and estate
ot Susan McMnnn. deceased, and
that she has duly qualified as
such executrix; all persons having
claims against the estate of said
decedent are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified.
to me. Salem. It. P. D. 8. Marlon
County, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
14th day of April, 1933.
ELLA McMUNN.
Executrix of the last will and tes
tament and estate of Susan Mc
Munn, deceased.
R. J. HENDRICKS,
Attorney for Executrix,
Salem, Oregon. A-14-21-2S-M-5-12
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INFLATION
BUTTERFAT
Wheat up Three Cents
To Highest Mark
This Season
CHICAGO. April 13. (AP)
Taking fire from indications that
mores to inflate United States
currency had aroused world-wide
attention, grain prices shot sky
ward late today.
An Immense new buying move
ment, developed in wheat and
swept values up beyond any point
heretofore attained this season.
Sharp advances in foreign ex
change rates preceded the action
of wheat, which just before the
close registered nearly 3 cents a
bushel almost vertical rise from
the bottom. The maximum was
reached simultaneously with
Washington announcement that
the house had adopted the admini
stration farm mortgage relief bill
and with word of persistent legis
lative efforts to inflate money.
Wheat closed flurried. lA-2
cents aSore yesterday's finish.
corn ltt-tt up. oats -4 ad
vanced.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat May. 0-; July,
Sl-?4; September, 62S-.
Corn May, 32,; July, 34-
; September, 38.
Oats May, 20-; July, 21;
September, 21-.
General Markets
PEODUOn XXCHAVOB
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 18. ( API
Free ace exekaoga. net prices: Batter
litres 30e, sUadards 19 He, prhae firsts
19 He. firsts 16 He. Est Fresh extras
14a, stadias 12c
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. April IS. (API
Waaat Opca Hies Lew Close
May. new
May. eld
Jaly
-64
64
69 k
-54 H
-65
5SH
54H
55H
67 -
S1H
64 H
6SH
54
55
87
Saptanber
Cask wbeet Me. 1: Kir
63; dark hard winter, 12 par rmt 60 H,
11 per eeat 66H ; toft whits 54 H; west
ern while, northera aprieg 53 S; hard
winter 6H wasters red 61H.
Oata No. 3 whita $22.
Cera No. SS yellow $19.35.
Millrmn standard $15.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. AnrU 13. API
isoir rnnu, irs icore er better 2te
pensd, standards 21He.
issa facifie rouitry Predaeera' Bail
ing price: Freah extra lee, standarda
a. medinms ize.
Oo-untrr meat Seilicc erics W rotallr
erst Couatry-kilied hoe, beat batchers.
under 150 peends SH-6c; Tealers 80 to
100 pound., 7H'Se: lamb 12 11 He.
spriagt 14-10e: yesrliaz 6c. hesry ewae
e-M. cannar cows itt-3tt. balls 4-H.
Hsta Ortroa vslaata lslsa sons.
paeanu lue, Braul is-lc almoad LS-
lSo. filberts 20 22a eaeana 20a.
csscara bark Buyinc one. 1933 eeeL
-e pound.
Uops Nominal. 1932. 2.-29e.
Butterfat PortUnd deli Terr. "A"
grade 20a, sweet cream higher.
Un ponltrr Burinc once: Gaarv
has, eolored, 4H pound 13e; do medi
ums lie; light lis; apnsg light 14c,
heavy 14e; old rooaters 5c, ducks, Pe-
kiae broiler 1112c, eld 11-lte. colored
ice.
OaioBi Sellla prie to retailor: Ore
gon $1.25-1.35 eeaul. Yakima Spanish
75-BOe; $1.35 crate. New onion Texas
Bermuda $2.25 for 60 ponnd crate.
fotstoes Local. 65 75a oranc box:
Deachutes Corns $1.40-1.60: do Bakers
$1.50-1.60, Yakima Game $1.80-1.40.
New potatoe Texa 6e.
Straarberrie California. 81.50 per 13-
box crate; Louiilana, $2.50 per 24-baaket
crate.
Wool 1933 clip, nominal: Willamette
allay 12-lSe posed, ea stars Oregon
10-lZe.
Hay Baring price from producer
Alfalfa 31414.50, aler $11, eattera Ore
fo timothy $14.50-15, oats a ad vetch
914.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Or.. April 13. (AP)
Cattle Receipt 25, calves 10; weak ten
dency.
Htoert, 50 to 900 pound-, rood $5
5.25, medium $4-5, common $3-4; 900 to
1100 pound, good 85-6.25, medium $4
6, common 63-4; 1100 to 1300 pounds.
food $4.25-5, medium $3-4.23. Heifers.
50 to 750 pounds, good $4.50-4.75, com-men-medium
$2.50-4.50; 760 te 900
peends, gSod-choieo $4-4.25. common me
dium S2.50-4. Cowa, good S3. 50 3.75.
son mon odium $2.50-8.50. low cutter and
(utter $1-2 50. Bulls, yearlings excluded,
good (beef) $2.75-3.25. cutter-medium $2
3.75. Vealers, good-choice $5.50-6.50, me
dium $4.25-5,50, cull common $3.50-4.25.
Celres, ISO te 600 pound, good-choice
$4-4.50, common-medium $3-4.
Hog Receipts 850; steady.
Light light, 140 to 160 pounds, good
choice. $3.50-45. Llfhtvaigbt, 160 to
ISO ponada, $4,35 4.35; ISO to 200
pound. $4.25-4.35. Medium weight. 200
te 320 pound. S3.75-4.S5: 230 to 350
pound. $3.60-4.25. Haarj weight, 350 to
890 peeeda. $3,85 4.15; 290 te 350
pound , $3.35-4. Packing saw, 275 to 350
peends. good 33.35-3.83, 350 to 425
pound $1.35-8.76, 425 to 669 peends
8.15-8.75: 116 So 850 panada, ssodium
$9-8.60. Feeder sad srecker pigs, 70 to
180 pound, good choice $3.75-8.76.
Sheep and lamb Beeaipt 100; weak
tendency.
Lames. 90 pounds down, good-ehoiee
$4-4.56, eemmon-modiom $8-4; SO 4 98
peends, good ehoiee $4-4.85. Yearling
wethars, 90 to 110 pounds, good-choice
$8-3.50. Ewe, 90 to 120 pounds, good-'
choice 83.25-3.50; 120 te U pouad.
$2-8.8 ; eU weights eemmoa-medluaa $1-1.
0:80 Farm hour.
0:81 In the day's news.
6:45 Market .end crop reports and
weerhet" foreeaat.
f:00 O. T. MeWhorter "Orchard
Corer Crops."
7:40 Business Institute ef the Air.
8:15 Albaay high school program.
- Aology"
TALK LIFTS GRAINS
QUOTED UP 2 CENTS
Salem Markets
. Grade B raw 4 mQk,
co-op pool price, $31.20 per
hundred.
Surplus 95c.
(Ml Ik esse sewl-aestUy
Sattsrfst STtrsge.)
Butterfat Svrrct 20-21C,
sour 18-lOc. 1 Tints 21 c,
cube 10 e.
Prt teid le grevers ty Salem ssysrs
April 18
(The prices tole. sepplie ey a leeal
greeer. sre lasiestite the daily sssrk
sot are ao taarsotea T tuumiii
rOIT AJTO VE43KT AXLES
String fceaas, is., wa. . , .11
Ariiehekes. dos. 0
Badisbes. (eesL ox. .SO
Aspararo .04 te .OS
Carrots. Calif, rau
Gra peppers. Oalit. Is.
Peas. CaliL. Ik.
1.75 te X.04
J
J
Canker. I.
2 K
ODieas, des. boacba
Petateee, Yakima Ke. 1
.zs
LOO
Leeal
.75 to 1.00
00.
rfaeie. saw. lb.
Shrees petsteea, erate
.1.60
4-at tart, calif.
-3.25 t 4,15
' .S5
.83
1J0
.08
.OS
.25
Oateos. Walla Wall
LabUk. ewt. , ,,
Parsoisa. basdred
Bkabarb. Weal
Calif, lb
Calary. Calif, H erate
maxicaa Tomatoes
IUlUa Broccoli, lb.
8Je
.07 te .OS
Apples
Wineaapt. fancy
Extra fancy
Vewtovn. C grade
. .90
J.40
. -SO
- SO
.1.S5
1.05
Fancy
Extrs fancy
Cauliflower, Calif, crate
Koiabaga. hundred
.1.00 to 1-25
.1.50 to 1.75
.8.00 te 4-00
.70
2.50
8.25
.06
Orange, p..
Fancy
Beets. Calif, do.
Turnip. Calif, crate
SDlaach- Calif- crate
BaRaaa. lb. on stock
Hand
X5
Strawberries. 13-ber erate, wh. 1.j0
HOPS
Top, 162. Tb. .28
To. 1B31. lb. .1
COGS
Baring Prices
Extras ...
8tandard
Mediums
.10
.09
.09
.04
rl
.09
.OS
.09
POULTRY
Old roosters -
Colored hent
Mediums hens .
Light hen.
Bakers
MZAT
1933 (prist lmb
Lamb, top
Hogs, top
Pint cuts
Steers
Cow
Heifer
Ball
Dressed teal, top
..8.00
.5.00
.4.10
.3.85
.04 te .04 H
.01 te .02 H
.02 4 to .03 H
.01 to .02 tt
.. .or,
Dressed hogs
.OS
OS 19 AND HAY
V Tsaet. weter n red
White. No. 1
.so
.60
Barley, top, ton 16.00 to 20.00
Oats, ton .-20.00 to 25.00
Hit. baring eriees
Oats and retch, ton 14 00
Alfalfa. Taller. 1st cut 15.00
tatrn Oregon IB. so
Clorer hay
.12.00 to 14.00
WOOL
Medium
Coarse
Mohair .
.11
.09
.03
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright, 19-3. 8tandard Statistics Cav.)
APR XL 19 i
STOCK AVERAGES
SO 20 20 90
Ind'is RR'a It's Total
Pre Tiooiday 52.4 25.7 67.4 50.S
Today S3. 8 26.4 B9.4 S2
Weak ago 50.0 24.1 61.8 48.1
Year ago 46.1 31.0 76 1 47.5
yeareaf 202.3 1J7.8 279.8 20V6
High 19JS 53.2 30.0 O.I.S 5S.S
Lw 1938 42.8 28.5 61.5 43.9
Hich l!.12 72.8 .8 111.0 78.0
l ow lpn2 83.1 13.2 51.8 35 0
BOIVD AVERAGES
20 20 20 60
Ir.d l RA's Ut'S Total
Todar POP 68.8 74.5 64.5
Previous i!r 60.8 68.2 71.2
M'eekaro 59 57.5 74.1
Year ago T9.9 f.1.3 77.5
8 years ago 94.3 lu. 99.1
High 1933 66.1 65.7 85.1
Low 1933 . 58.3 57.0 74.1
High 1983 71.3 79.0 A6.3
lwlr2 53.2 47.4 70.9
1.1.2
C3.7
r,r..;
99.9
73.0
68. S
78.1
57.5
III . HOG DEMI
PORTLAND, April 13. (AP)
-Trading In the egg market con
tinued badly mixed as to price
even though the major marketing
concerns were quoting 14e for ex
tras. Peddlers and stores handling
uncandled supplies were chiefly
respontsble.
Market for live chickens con
tinued to show well maintained
strength and price here, which
was not changed during tb day.
Receipts were moderate) in all
lines except small broilers from
western Washington.
Market for dressed spring
lambs wss wesker with aa ava
lanche ot supplies due within the
next 24 hours. Few sales were be
ing made beyond 15c for tops;
16c being; nominal received.
Country killed veal and hogs
were showing a rather good de
mand along tho wholesale way
with practically unchanged prices
continued. Beet was In very good
call tor all sorts.
LAMBS WEAK
Two .Prices are ' set.
Depending on. Time
Of Deliveries
Butterfat price advanced two
cents resterday. and at the same
time creameries announced that as
an experiment two prices for but
terfat had been agreed upon. A
premium of a cent per pound will
be paid all producers who deliver
their butterfst two or more times
each week.
Under the new arrsngemept.
butterfat is quoted at IS and 19 ,
cents per pound tor sour. The 18
cent figure prevails for once--week
deliveries; the U-cent for
more frequent ones.
Prints advanced a cent a pound
l yesterday to 21 cents and cubes
were quoted at 18 cents.
Local markets received nrsi
green string beans of the season
yesterday from the south. Tne
are quoted wholesale at around
11 cents, and retail at 15 cents.
Strawberries are coming in
more plentifully, and demand Is
picking np slightly, tnough stiu
slow. The retail low hangs
around two boxes tor 25 cents.
fStayton Chamber
Again Vote Aid
For Fall Festival
STATTON. April IS The local
chamber of commerce has again
given a vote ot cooperation for
the West Stayton Fair committee.
The chamber named E. C. Denny,
Georre Keech and Chris Neltllng
to work out further plans with the
Weat Stayton group.
The chamber named J. I
Pounds and Dr. H. A. Beauehanip
to cooperate with the city council
for the annual Stayton ciean-up
An influx of 10 famines con
nected with the Bend highway
work is reported coming here next
week, and the chamber will assist
with arrangements in housing
them.
NOTICE OF FJOGCrXOR-S SALF.
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE!
that S. M. Endioott. as exeCutor of
the last will and testament of
Cornelia A. Paris, deceased, will
sell st public auction for cash in.
hand on Saturday the 22nd day
of April, 1933, at Turner. Marion
County. Oregon, at the hour ot
1:00 o'clock p. m., all the person
al property, equipment, parapher
nalia and household furniture lo
cated in the residence of paid de
cedent and not otherwise disposed
of by the last will and testament
of said decedent, said property
consisting ot miscellaneous items
of beds, bed-clothing, tables,
chairs, carpets, rugs, pictures.
stoves, clocks, mirrors, organ,
bric-a-brac and other household
furniture and paraphernalia.
S. M. EXDICOTT.
Executor of the last will and tes
tament of Cornelia A. Davis,
Deceased. A-l 4-16-20-21.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
On Saturday the 6th day of
May. 1933. at ten o'clock A. M.
at the West door of the Court
House, in Salem. I will sell at pub-
lie auction to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right, title and
interest of the within named de
fendants in and to the following
described real property sitn.Ked
in Marion County, Oregon, to- it;
Beginning at a point 299 feet
Easterly from the point of In
tersection of the South line of
Hood Street with the West
line ot McCoy Avenue in the
City of Salem, Marion Coun
ty, Oregon, on an Easterly ex
tension of said South line of
Hood Street from said be rtn-
ning point, and extending
thence Easterly on the same
line to the Westerly line ot
the property of the S. P. Rail
road Company; theu.ee South
erly along the Westerly line
of the Railroad property to a
Una 87 feet Southerly from
and parallel with the North
line above described; thence
Westerly along said last de
scribed line to a line 29 feet
Easterly from and parallel
with the Westerly line ot Mc
Coy Avenue; tbence North
erly parallel with McCoy Ave
nue S7 feet to the place of
beginning. ,
This sale Is made by virtue of aa
execution foreclosure and order at
sale Issued out of the Circuit
Court ef tb State of Oregon for
Marlon County, to me directed la
the case ef Mutual 'Saving and
Loan Association, a corporation.
Plaintiff vs. Nellie E. Woolery.
Karl a Becke, and Helen Lovell
Becke, his wife. Defendants.
A. C. BURK.
Sheriff of Marion County. Oregon.
By W. RICHARDSON,
Deputy.
A 7-14-21-28 M f
By CLIFF STERRETT
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