Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Grefrorj, Wednesday Jlornlacr, June li, 1953
PAGE ELEVEN
Business
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AUTO BRAKES
' Mike Parole, the brake and ebltnaajr
doctot. 375 .Sroth Commwtitt Street
CATERING
Burt Crary. the caterer. Ph. 8768.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 445. R E. Nerthnee.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a L. SCOTT. PSC Chiropractor,
858 N High. Tet Rea ta7..
DRESSMAKING
Exp. dressmaking In your
$2 day. Copy pictures. Tet.
home.
1984.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouquets fun
eral wreaths, docorationa C F. Brelt
uaept. florist. -77 Court. Tel. 6904.
ALL kinds or floral work. Luts Flor
ist, ltth a Market. TeL 9S93.
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FOR SALE Real Estate
- r-i-,-iryirmn m nor i i rmru-i.r j- j-uLru-ij-ij-ijuii
Good semt-roodera 7 -room Blattered
residence, basement, fireplace, plumb
ing, on two big lota covered -with nut.
i cherry and ornamental tree and rosea,
grape arbor, near schools, nice view.
going at depression, price. Also two
beau tutu nuu-ing lota svxiis each
with large- fruit trees, block south Lea-
lie brick scbooi. at bargain, easy terma
Owner. 765 Rural Ave. Phone 154.
Strictly modern 5 room bungalow.
close In. Nearly new. A very choice
home at only $1000.00, all furnished.
Terma
5 Acres with modern S room bun
galow near Salem. Price only $3800.00.
I Terms given.
50 Acres located north of Salem, all
fenced and cultivated. Good Hop land.
Bargain at $2500.00. Terma
1. F. ULRICH CO.
Phone 8673 335 State Street
Interesting Facts
I u) f u V
t . .
A real home bargain $1(00. I lota
. abundance of fruit, nuts and vegeta
bles, rooms, paving, good location,
owner leaving, cash necessary.
Also 5 -room bungalow for $850 on
terma
H. P. GRANT
1120 N. 18th St. Phone 8310
I ewevevjyMwawVwVwwMwVea'
FOR SALE 5 room house, also 10
room house. Call 1480 Marlon St.
GLASS
Auto and window glass mirrors. Tel
RlttS. Walter J. Downs, 680 Breya
INSURANCE
BECKJS ft HENDRICKS
189 N. High Tel. 4947
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ina TeL 8633.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
. THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
2(3 S. High TeL tm
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First In Quality and Service
Telephone 31(5 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened. ' repaired and traded.
HARRY W. SCOTT. "The Crete Man",
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED
Two ladies retail sales experience,
see Mr. Rose evenings ( to S p. m. 3S1
State Street, suite 206.
SALESMEN WANTED
Neat appearing man for steady
work. Permanent and advancements.
Write Box 217. Statesman.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Sewing. Mrs. Adsitt. Tel. 4376.
Work. R. Porter, R. 1, Bx. 98. Salem.
Bresemak. by day, cheap. 1533 Court.
SUBURBAN BARGAINS
H -A. 14 L-irge bearing cherries and
walnuts. Modern 6-K. nlastered house.
Txuble garage. A $6000 home for only
13400. Give-terma
S -acres. Modern 6-R. house. 1-A.
filberts. Poultry house for 700 hena
Good barn. S miles out, only $2950. A
snap.
2 -acres. 5-R. house. New barn, poul
try house, LfOts or cherries and fruit.
Only $2000.
Now is the time to buy that ranch.
put don t iorget to see
J AS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
132 South High Street
type
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home.
SprUig mattress $5.00. Renovators and
fumlzatora Rugs cleaned. Capital Bed
ting Co. Tel. 40(9. 3030 N. CapttoL
New mattress made to order, old
remade ; carpet cleaning, sixing ; null
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag ft Mat
tress Factory. 8. 13th ft Wilbur. TeL
(441. Ot'.o F. Zwicker. Let, 191L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. a WILL Pianos, radios, sew
ing machines, sheet musle and piano
studies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines. 432 State btreeL
Salem.
MEDICINE
- Dr Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday end Friday, 10:30 a-m.
to 4:30 p. m. 148 N. CommerclaL
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint ft Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Fresh crabs now at Fldler's stand.
intersection Sllverton-Portland road.
Kitchen range, Rt. 1. Box 263. (3F15.
eaeSaaeaVeeSe,awSae
Baled hay. B. R. Bewley, Green
wood Sta.
Burbank seed potatoes. Puritan Ci
der W orku, N est Salem.
Burbank seed potatoes. Maple Tree
Stand, west end of bridge.
FOR SALE Btirbank seed pota
toes, reasonable. W. M. Fay, 581 Highland.
Two lots on knoll C 0x1 30 each, fac
ing Leslie brick school grounds, trice
view, covered with large cherry, pear
and apple trees, will sell one or both.
See these before building. Easy terma
Owner, 765 Rural Avenue. Tel. 8854.
1 8-4 acres three miles north on Pa
rifle highway. Modern house except
basement. Barn, chicken house and
garage. Variety of bearing fruit, ber
ries, garden, fine shrubbery. Will
trade clear for S rm. English
house, north.
See Mr. Chamberlain
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
519 Court Street
crrr tonveniences AND
COUNTRY PRIVILEGES
In a beautiful suburban home it-
mile out on good road. 7 cheerful
rooms, Duilt Ins, electric lights, fire
place, full basement, furnace, laundry
trays, garage, small fbarn. chicken
coops, drilled Well With water -vatem
nice large lawn with shrubs, flowers
and rooL garden, fruit and ahnrie
trees. Price $5500. part terma
CHILDS ft MILLER. TtRATTWnc.
344 State Street Tel. 6708
SPECIAL
$8100 HOME FOR $3800
7 room modern home nearly new,
only 5 blocks from state house. Will
accept clear property up to $1500 In
exchange.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with ?
CHILDS ft MILLER, REALTORS
344 State Street TeL 6708
MIGHT
TIIMWF PROFITS TAKEN, GRAINS LOWER
lull. I Ull
Mil EGGS, HOGS DECLINE LOCALLY
Flag day today. Be sure to dis
play your flag.
i o
Monthly Light Bill for Polk Selling Develops at
t ,,. k. D4..Ari hu i nverv Advance ana
I II W 1 1 I LI lie ncuubcu UT I "
About $50
Close is Nervous
We built a chicken yard for our
chickens out on our farm. We put
all our chickens In the near pen
but left the pair of banties out to
eat up the worms. . . They didn't
CHICAGO. June 13 (AP)-
I wN 1 a a . I A . U
MONMOUTH, June 13. The fT1?""5 .iru'ni
city council ot Monmouth
. , I . M 1 . A
has I niga price recoros lor wueai auu
resched this agreement with the a Ta v,ues erased low
Mountain States Power company er today.
roncemln cltv lighting-. Berln- Augmented eelllng developed
seem to appreciate that very much nlng June 7. the street lights are on every advance, and proved a
for the first thing we knew they to oe turnea on ai ramaigui, nu u.uin imyuM.u.c '-
were in the yard with the rest of Including lights at the city hall, except during brief intervals. The
tne mommy uiu is io do rrsucsa .cuiug wkb msnj "iwu w
1100, about 50 less than cur- proflt-Uktng on the part of east
rent cost. ern speculstive holders, and in
Councilmen Harrsday and Coop- ome quarters was partly ascribed
er, the lighting committee., were to complaints credited to the se-
oi l creuary oi agricuuuie iui rcitui
Salem Markets
the birds.
WATCH for the Friday Food
(Green) section this lreek. Pages
and MfM 1ust chuck full Of in-
t...u. mAm Taii anrlv Mn aavn I inetruciea io aiaae a survey
by using this section as your buy- "8t and power users in Mon- price advances had Interfered with
i watrh lrldaTs Diner, mouth to secure a basis for fig- plans to effect acreage reduction
Bring ine puieuimi cui i a uiuui- i u , u uu wvvu,
. ... . . - . I TI-. . i . A ..
ctpsi ugnimg piant.
Bigger and better this week.
MONEY TO LOAN
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COM.PAJS X
tlJ Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
Office hra. 1:00 A. M. to 6:30 P. M.
Telephone 7788. State license No.
8-165.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Too keep the ear
P. A. EIKER
Cot. Liberty St and Ferry
Phona 4783 Saktsa. Ota
Heads Loan Branch
MONMOUTH. June 13. L. I.
Bursell, a farmer of this section,
is president ot the local National
Farm Loan association branch,
which has headfuarters at Dallas.
E. K. Piasecki ot West Salem is
secretary - treasurer; directors
are Fred Elliott and H. G. Camp
bell of Dallas, and H. H. Brant of
Independence.
Wheat closed nervous, 3-3 to
3-4 under yesterday's finish, corn
also 3-8 to 3-4 down, oats 3-8 to
5-8 off.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat July 77 1-8 to 1-4;
Sept. 79 1-4 to 3-8; Dec. 81 5-3 to
3-4.
Corn July 45 3-8 to 1-2; Sept.
48 3-8 to 1-2; Dec. 51 1-8 to 1-4.
Oats Jury 27 7-3; Sept. 30
1-8 to 1-4; Dec. 32 to 32 1-8.
Private money to loan on good real
estate security. Abrams and tans inc.,
411 Masonic
FOR SALE WOOD
eaSavaWraarew
GUARANTEED DRY wood ooaJ
TeL 6000 Salem Fuel Co. Trade ft
Cottage.
Ash. fir and oak. TeL 1(48.
Dry wood $4 cord. TeL 6488.
Dry oak. 4 ft., $4.00. TeL 870.8.
i" frv tnh wood. 22 load: 16" dry
old fir $2.50 load and dry planer wood.
$2.50 load. Prompt delivery. At ir-
ey e. Tet. 3S6.
Town Team Wins
MONMOUTH, June 13. Mon
mouth's town baseball squad won
a game here Sunday from the Mc
Laughlin Hop Yard players, score
was 11 to 6. Monmouth boys lea
off with a score ot 3-2 until the
sixth inning when the hop men
reversed their luck! and .Jumped
Into a 6-5 lead. A batting rally
by Monmouth In the eighth ran In
tire tallies before their slugging
was cheeked. Monmouth was min
us its usual battery, M. Nelson
and R. Nelson doing duty. The
McLaughlin battery was Fox and
Keltz.
General Markets
Grade B raw 4 mtlk.
co-op pool price, flJM per
hundred.
Surplus f 130.
VUlk bated as eeail eraathly
altarfat aweae.)
Distributor price $1.70
Hutterfat Top 21 -22c.
prints 2H, rabo 22 H.
Prieea paid te twtrs Bale srert
Jose 13
(The prices Inlaw. aHe4 DJ a lecal
grocer, are lancaue r mm mmttj aMTiei
bat are aot rmranarza by T StAtotaaa.)
raoiT an vsazTasis
Striae beast, lb- wh. .IS
Articbakts, aot. . ' -
Aarcu, local, r. -90
Cabbtf. lb. .08
(ireea peppert, Florida, lb. , -, .30
IV. Orecon. lb. . , .. .0
Onions, dot. baaehea .18
Potato. Xtkima o. 2 - 14 J
riorida
Shatta.
r kites
Sweet pott Coat, crate
Ittaco, loeal
Onions. Labitk, cvt.
Rbabarb, local
Celery. Calif. a erata
Snictn toaittoet
Apples
Winettpt. ftoey
Extra fancy
2.4
-2.40
L50
.65
.85
.01
-.75
...2.25
. .05
.L40
TRADE Miscellaneous
Clark Jewel gas rane. good as new,
cost $75.00 : price $35.00. Has oven
gage and lighter, take some trade.
Phone fiOlT llfi New Bllgh.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
ii'U nrst mortgage ooverine- 40
acres of land, to exchange for ritv
lota
Oregon
H. C. SHIELDS
Bldg. Tel.
8902.
c, . TifMotur esrda. Damnb-
iets. Program., book. orjLny klndo,
WANTED Miscellaneous
We pick up dead or worthless horses,
cows, sheop, free of charge. TeL 4869.
WANTED Hatching eggs from a
few lodge flocks Barred Rix-ks. W. E. I
Park. 410 S. 24th St.. Salem.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best hair cut Adults 20c child-. 15c
I Two blocks a of library. S. Winter.
Experienced teacher will tutor In
termediate grade pupils. Call 9682.
TRADR
Modern 8-room Portland house and
2a acre tract near Oregon City, both
clear of debt, total value 87000 win
trade for storked and equipped farm
anu assume :5UUU to 14000
SEE HAWKINS ft ROBERTS FOR
REAL ESTATE TRADES,
160 A. by Madris. 4 A. by Salem for
house In Salem. House, A. fruit,
Newberg for Salem property. W. G.
ir;tni. masonic Kldg.
FOR SALEFARMS
$140081 ACRE FARM $1400
miles out on good road, buildings
neea some repair, z wells, beautiful
snaae trees, small grove of timber.
Tyring students keep in practice 1 mixed orchard, hnln
eta. UlUAt Ma w - . I - ; ... I - w w-.m-wvin
prtntui., call The Stataamaa iTlnuna i spL for summer, s mos. ior j. inos.i j?-or a REAL BUY In a small farm.
phone 10L ---- .
REAL' ESTATE
BECKS ft aJSNDRICKS. TeL 4847.
W. H. GRAB EN HORST ft CO .
184 a Liberty SU TeU ,4I-
SOCOLOF9KY ft SON
804-8 TNat-- Bk TeL t60T.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Modern room, garage, sip. porch.
1S77 Court St. TeL 4857.
Close In, sleeping rooms. Summer
rates 658 Center.
CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors
844 State Street Tel. 6708
Dry 16 In. old fir, $1.25. Tel. 4150.
Wood, all kinds, call 4SF14. Smith
ft Ruben a
PERSONAL
Will Charlie Chamberlain please call
ru.n w. H.irms. Rt. 1. aiem, lei.
j."22?
FOR SALE USED CARS
WANTED
Several light cars. Will pay cash.
USED CAR EXCHANOE
Terms Trades
5 42 Chemeketa
ROOM AND BOARD
STOVES
Board and room for ladles.
In. TeL E678. 595 Court St.
Close
STOVES and stove repairU Stoves
.Arra a riemiua.
B. and R. near P.
WarBaSsyBarSaSeaaSaf"-ABSSBAsa
O. $20. TeL S482.
ACREAGE
iw m -. m n.n.n n itri.fLi ii i i
If you are looking for a real buy ln
hop land, I have a snap.
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. Tet 8802
Business Opportunities
-""-- - ---i-ij-trwinrn iii.mu.ilhvu
Five acre ranch with store and gas
station near Salem. Box 311, Statesman.
McKAYS USED CARS
Here are some real values in used
cars. They nave Deen reronimioneu
throughout and are worthy of your
consideration.
1926 Stude Coupe In excellent
condition. 6-ply tires $125
1928 Ford Coupe for only 14$
1928 DeSoto Sedan. Good condi
tion. Good tires and paint.
Here's a real value 2(5
1929 Pontiac Sedan. New paint,
good rubber. Runs like new 295
1929 Nash Sedan that Is a dandy.
It's a real buy at S15
1832 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan. Has
only 19,000 mllea Can hard
ly be told from a new car.
Save soma monev on this
one 475
198J Plymouth Sedan. This Is
the long wheelbase sedan
with automatic clutch, free
wheeling and floating pow
er, for only 495
Several late model Chevrolets at a
big saving Several others from $25 up.
Trucks from $100 to $525.
TERMS TRADES
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
3.8 Center 430 N. Com'L
Phone 8188
Weariness Shown
On Wall Street,
Prices Depressed
NEW YORK. June 13 ( AP)
Financial markets showed signs of
weariness today, and closing
prices in many directions were
lower. Sales totaled 6,301,540
shares.
American Telephone, Case,
American Sugar and National Dis
tillers dropped about 4 net. Allied
Chemical, American Can, Du Pont,
North American, Consolidated Gas
of New York, Public Service of
New Jersey, Sears Roebuck and
U. S. Steel yielded 2 to more than
3. U. S. Steel wa3 off nearly 2.
Union Pacific, which had been
up half a dozen points, held about
a sixth ot its rise, while other car
riers showed moderate losses.
paODTJCE EX CHAN OB
PORTLAXD, Ore.. June IS. (AP)
Produce exrtitnge, net prices : Botter
Kxtrat 22c, Mandardt 21 Sr. prime firttt
21e, firtt 19 He. Ezra Fret- extra
18c, frets mediums 17c.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Jnne 13. (API
Wheat Opto Hifk Low Close
Jnry 6? 62 61 61
September - 64 ; 64 1 64 64
December 66 67 H 69 4 67 4
Catk when No. 1. Big Bend bluv
tent 69c; dark hard winter 12 per rnt
"Oe, 11 per cent 66e; toft white 61Ve:
hard winter file; northern iprinr, west
ern white, wettera red 59c.
Ottt Xo. 2 whita $22.50.
Corn So. 2E yellow 821.
Millron Standard $1.
Ktwtowna, fancy
Xxtra faaey
Oranget
Beet, local, dot
Turnips, local, crate
Carrelt. local, dot.
Spinach, local, crate
Banaaea. lb. en stock
Hands
tfuitard gre.ui
Cucumbers ...
Piaeapple. retail
rtnttloopct, crtta
Lemont
Gooteberriet
Strawberries, local
Liaef. fresh
ATtctdo!, crtta
------ -0
1 AS
8.00 to 4.O0
85
, .S5
.SS
.25 to .60
, .05
. .05 4
.60
Hogs Bring $5.10, 15c
Down; Eggs Drop
Cent a Dozen
Hogs took their second decline
locally in as many days yester
day when the top market dropped
to 15.10. The quotation wag
down 15 cents pef hundred.
Eggs likewise slipped down
ward, with all sizes down a cent
dozen. This places extras at 13
cents: standards, 12 cents: and
mediums, 11 cents.
Other price, remained da-
changed.
FIRST CELERY FROM
UBISHATFORMiD
Top.
Tcrp,
19:12.
1931.
HOPS
Portland Produce
Extrat ....
grnndardi ....
-tediums
0:4 reoetsTs .
Colored hen -Madiomt
heat
Light hana,
Broilers
IV
lb
EOOS
Buying Prices
.ae to 1.30
.20 te .30
3.75
7. SO
.01 to .04
.1.85 to 2.00
. .. 1.2"
3.23
714
.58
rOULTBY
.13 to
.13
.12
.11
.04
.11
.09
.08
15
PORTLAND. June 13 CAP)
First celery out of the Labish
section was offered today on the
Eut Side Farmers' Wholesale
market by Ronald Jones. Sales
11.25 dozen for hearts.
Strawberries were about steady.
Gold Dollars were generally 11.75
with a few higher. New Oregons
were 32. -.25 crate. Offerings et
fair volume only.
Lettuce deal was a trifle better
for good stuff with sales of local
still mostly 40-50c and Labish
50c crate. Some northern sold
60c.
Peas were slightly better, sell
ing 3-3 l-4c lb., mostly the for
mer. Cabbsfce sold 31.40-1.50 crate
for The Dalles and 75c pony crate
for local.
Gooseberries sold up to 90c
crate with balk stock around 3c
pound.
Asparagus sales were chiefly
$1.90-2 pyramid.
Turnip sales were generally
30-35c dozen bunches with beets
2-30c and carrots 3 5-4 Or dozen
bunches.
Radio
Pros
ram
Board and room, 315 Bellevue.
Cool, pleasant, downstairs room In
heme near state house. Board option
al. Home privileges. Box 218, care
Statesman.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
W A N T E D Feeder pigs.
Busch. R. 7. Box 4, 81 em.
Otto
TRANSFER
warding and storage eur
Get our ratea.
roR local or distant tiWerrage.
call 813L Lamer Trexuu" .
te rVrtitnMur,,---sM;
TYPEWRITERS
" t vtnuWRITERS Adding Mch. sold.
rented, .repadarwo
WELL DRILLING
-R. A. West, $0 yeaa experience.
RKD S. Do- 103 B, TeL llOrS.
Prunes Look
Good; Other
Crops Also
KEIZER, June 'lS Kelier
district seems to be highly favor
ed this season as to the prospect!
tor fruit. The cherry crop is
mostly good, especially tha Royal
Annes Some who have early
peaches report an excellent pros
pect while others say their later
peaches will be more aounaani.
The early apples are not o
good but there will be a large
production of the later Yarietles.
Logans will only yield one heif
crop, and not many kept their
vines. The blackcaps are fine.
Prunes are the best eTer, par-
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
UtnjkfLfL,lJllfll m m et.--Ha.a-a.------a-a.a-i a.
Well furnished 3 room apartment.
Garage. Adulta 478 N. CapltoL
Three room furnished apartment,
private bath, very nice, 10(4 Oak SC
Nice furn. apt., (90 Union.
Apta $10 and up. (38 Center.
8 R. and bath, 2(8 N. Cottage.
Gentlemen, clean 2 -room. 253 Center.
i i -rw'r--ii-iiii-iriririi'yy"i-i -i-i- r
I rm. furn. duplex, ground floor and I
garage. 864 MUL T. G. Albert
Desirable 1st fL apt 1333 State.
2, 8 room turn, apta, private bath,
reduced rates, 845 Court. TeL 5792.
Wjn.ruutJ'JWBin-i- r r - - -
8 apta, 318 and 315. TeL i4.
FOR RENTHOUSES
rum. and unfurn. houses, ft A.
rorkner. 1(10 N. Cottage. TeL 303L
njTj-i.ru -i r ........, timm
S room mod. furn. house. Close In.
Call 7529 or 3131.
U-L l. I - - - ' l WW
House 6 rooms, modern newly pa
pered and painted. Corner Marion and
12th street a
Cosy cottage, furnished. No children.
17(8 State Street
For rent 7 room nouse. ew .
Cadwell, Statesman office.
ftiini - 1
Strictly mod. house, call 1(00 State.
- - - - m
uvio RENT 3 room furnished, S
JffR,lhed. Call 142 W. Fourth.
MONEY TO LOAN
'Bells of Harmony'
Beard ever KOIN daHy
ring out a loan service that
Is really really different
YOU OET THB FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTERKBT
STRICT PBTVirT
QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE!
UI LOAMS $18 to 300
Beneficial Loan
Society
OF SALEM
Room 118 New Bllgh Bldg. tnd Floor
LaUKNSED BY STATE)
818 StaU Street TeL S-T-4-0.
aLADB en furniture, ears, aalarlee
or other (rood security. Repayable
monthly. When ta tlnanelal seed see
us eerore eioslng a loan.
UUlSHAL INVESTMSNT
CORPORA TTflV
First National Bank Bldg. Pherae tSIS
Borrow en personal property: repay
in mommy instaiimenta willah
ETTB LOAN CO State Ho. 8-1(8. (ve
Guardian Bldg. TeL 3877.
Save $690 from original price
1832 Dictator Da Luxe sedan In per
fect condition. Equipped In every de
tail. Only driven 3628 mllea New car
guarantee, $955.
hvRKQvB
240 No. Liberty Tel. 3(88.
1927 Ford coach good tires ruxtel
axle, new paint and upholstery, runs
good 865.00
HAIN'8 TOP A BODY SHOP
ON
is mm em
ftt!TO Jim 1 3 Th annual re
union of the Crabtree family was
held on the original Crabtree do
nation land claim south of here
Sunday. About 71 relatives and
friends enjoyed the basket dinner
and informal program.
An all day meeting with a bas
ket dinner at noon was held Sun
day at the Baptist church in
Scio, with the Christian and Bap
tist churches going la together.
Mrs. Asa Eastbum of the Pay
and Save store in Scio, under
went an appendicitis operation at
the Lebanon hospital Friday
morning. She is reported to be
getting alone nicely.
Arch Ray who has charge of a
road crew above Cascadia spent
the weekend at his home south of
Scio.
WEDNESDAY, Tans 14.
XOAO COBYAZXIS do. Ka.
6:43 Farm market reports.
T:00 Morning meditations, led by r.
W. Raymond Wilder.
9:00 Heme economies obtervtr.
11:80 Science service.
12 :00 Farm hoar.
1:30 Fonr-H club summer school ei
emhly. 1:30 Dr. Henrietta Morris, An s wen
te queacioBt about health.
8:55 Farm market reports.
0:45 Fonr-H elab inmmer school, pro
gram by deleft t ion t from Marion
and Clackamas cooatits.
1:00 Prof. E. L. Potter, "What ts
Inflation!"
8:30 Mnaieale, Mrs. I J. Murdoch,
soprano.
ILOW FOaTLAJTD 6.0 ate.
7:00 Orctn concert, XBC. s
T:80 Orgaa concert, NBC.
7:30 Rhythm Bemblere, KBO.
8:80 Bonald Back, pianist.
9:80 Cooking tehool.
10:00 Sarah Krieadler, NEC.
10:80 Womaa's Mtfttiaa of the Air,
1:15 Cabbage as I Zings, NBC.
2:00 Al Paarea sal His Gang. NBC.
8:00 Jack sad Leretta Clemens, NBC.
8:80 Friendly chat.
6:15 Rialte Echoes, NBC.
8:30 Myron Nit-lay. NBC .
6:80 Sam Gordon, the Klbitser.
7:00 Amoe 'a' Andy, NBC.
7:15 Al Mitchell I orchestra, NBC.
8:15 College laa orchestra.
:80 Edfaweter Beach Hotel erchettra,
KBO.
8:45 Conrad Thiba.lt and (frofe'i or
chestra, NBO.
9:00 One -tea's Family, NBO.
9:30 Portland eteaalng works.
9:85 Concert la Rhythm, NBC.
10 : 15 Anson Weeks' orchestra, NBCB.
11:00 Phil Harris' erohtttra, NBC.
11:80 Jim Tsffs archtttra, KG W te
NBC.
rOIN FOEIIdUID 949 &.
6:30 KOIN'i Klock.
8:00 Ylaeent Travars orehettra, CBS.
8:90 Concert Mialateree, CBS.
9:15 WtlUr Btewart, orcaaltl.
11:15 Madame Belle Forbes Cutter,
CBS,
11:45 Claude Hopkins sad orchestra,
NBO.
18:15 Rose City trie and Harry Rifle.
19:80 Jack Brooks, CBS.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jun 13. ' AP)
Butter Trinn, extrat 24?, tundtrds
.3Ie.
Bntterftt Portland delirery: A grade
21 J2c pound; ftrmers' door delivery 21-2-c
pound; tweet cream 5c hifher.
Elt - Ptcific Poultry producers'
telling prict; Overtiie 20c. extrtt 13c,
mixed colon 17c, meditim 17e doien.
Bujinf pri"e of whol-!r : Fresh cur
rent receipt. 56 pound) tnd UI, 12c
doien.
Cheese 92 tcore Or.ja triplttt.
12c; loaf 13c pound. Brokers will pay
Vic below quotation!.
Milk Contract prict 4 per ctnt,
Portland delivery $1.70 cwt; P erode
cream 3 7iC pouud.
Country meat Seilinf price to
retailers: Country killed hoft best butch
ers, under 1 'J poiutat i i : reaiers,
70 to l"0 pounds 7-7 c; irinf lambt
llV-12e; yearllnft 2-4e; heavy ewet,
2 i -3c ; medium cowt 5c pound. Conner
eowt . S -3c. Bntlt. 3-5e pound.
ilohsir Nomintl buying price: 1933
clip 120 pound.
Cases ra bsrk Bujinf price: 1933
peel, 4c pound.
Hope Nominal, 1933, 70 7-c pound.
Live poultry Portland delivery: Buy
ing prices, heavy hent, colored 4H
pounds 18c, do mediumt lie; lifhti 10c.
Bpringt, light, LH pounds up, 10c; color
ed, tprinfa. 13-14C. Boostart 8c pound.
Deckt, Pekint, broilers, 1319c pound:
Old ducks. Pekint, 10c pound, do colored
10s pound.
Onion t Selliag price to retailers:
Oregon 91-1.25 eeatal.
hew onione California Bermudas
91 par 50 pensd crate: California 40c
per lug; new red 2c ponnd.
Potatoes Local $1.15-1.35; Det
chatts Gems 91.73, do Bakers, $1.00;
Yakima Gems 91.90.
New potatoes California Garnets
JH-30 penal: white 2e pound.
Btrawberrtee Oregon Dollars 91.78
saw Oregons 89-3.25 crate; Clark seed
lings 93.85 erata.
Wool 1998 Olip. nominal; Willam
ette valley 91-38e pound; eastern Oregon
17-80e pound ; southern Idaho 16 .0e
paaad.
Hay Baying price from producer :
Alfalfa No. 1. 81: clever No. 8. 914:
eeetera Oregoa timothy 916; oats sad
vetch $18
Lambt, top
Hgt. top ..
First cutt
Steers
Cowg .
MEAT
5 00
5.10
4.8S
Heifers
Bulla
Dressed
Dressed
veal.
.04 H to
.02 H to
.03 S to
.02 H to
top
.05
.03
.04
.03
.06".
07H
CHAIN AND HAY
Wheat. wetrn red 67
White. No. 1 67
Bar'.er. top. ton 1 00 to 20.00
Oats, ton 20.00 to 23.00
M. buying prteee
Ottt tnd vetch, ton 16.00
Alfalia. valley 1st cut 17.00
F.tttern Oregon 100
Cover hay 17.00
1HY
WOOL
Medium ..
Course
M.ri:r
Graea. lb.
Dry. lb.
Oil. ponnd
CASCABA BABK
PEPPERMINT
. .S3
. .21
. .12
. .01
. .04 ,
ISO
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., June 18. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 150, ealvet 10 ;fully
steady,
Steers Good 96-6.65; common and
medium 93.75 8.35. H.if.rt, goad $4.60
S 25: eommoa and medium 98-4.90. Cetrs.
eood 8450-5.35: eommoa tad medinm
Ir sn.a so RnUa. eood 89.35-9.78: eat
tars and medium 92.85 8.35 Vtalera, feed
96-0.75; common end mediam $3-8.
Calvef, good $5.50-6; eommoa ssi sse-
Cinm 92.50-5.
Hoga Reeerptf 200; steady.
PimwL 140 ta 200 Dounat B.se-e.ev
900 to 850 pounds 95.10-5.50; ever 95
vounda 94.50-85. Scwt. good 88.78-
4.50; medium 93.50-4. Piga, food 94-5
Hki.n Toeceinta 800: 25e lower.
T..ata rood and choice 83.75-6.18.
eommoa and medium 94-4.75. Wethers
99.75-4.50. Ewes 92-3.75
1.-45 Belle and Martha, DLB9.
3:00 Happy Go Lucky hour, DLB3.
3 :00 Ftminine Fanciee. DLB9.
4:45 Midwetternera. CBS.
-00 Snortt authority. CBS.
8:00 Fred Waring' t Penntjlaniass,
CBS
6:30 Edwia C. Hill. CBS.
r.it Mill. JV I.itt CBS.
8:00 Eddie Duchla't ereheetra, CBS.
8:30 Gwy Lombtrdo-BartS ens auea,
CBS.
n 00 Put Arnheim'e orchestra. DLB8
B S0 Oene Baker CeeU Teagao "The
W.nderer."
tn-ao inh-ni- Walker's "Isle of Gold
en Dreamt." AUia to wuujs,
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright. 193.. Sundtrd Statistics Lo. )
June IK
STOCK AVERAGES
60 30 10 90
lad It KA's Ot's Total
Todar . 86.5 44.6 108 9 84.0
Pretlout dty S o
W eak ego B2.7
Year ago 8 4
8 vetr tgo 171.7
High 1933 89.0
Low 1933 42.3
High 1932 72. S
Low 1933 35.1
44.9 111.7 86.5
48.S 100.5 79.8
15.2 58.1 39.8
124.8 242.5 176.8
44 9 in;
28.5 61.5
39.8 111.0
13.2 51.8
43.9
73.9
35 0
BONO AYEEAQE8
Todty
Previous (ay
Week ago
Year ago
8 years age .
High 193S
Low 193
High 1932
Lew 1993
30
72.5
78.1
78.1
64.9
98.7
78.4
5.S
71. S
53.3
90
75.9
73.9
76.9
53.1
106
76.6
57.0
78.0
47.4
Y
84.1
84.4
8-4.8
74.0
SB
77.8
77.7
77.9
60.6
99.7 100.1
83.2 78.1
74.1
86.2
70.9
63.6
78.1
57.5"
m m sni
RICKEY, June 13 With a full
house present the Rickey com
munity club held the lat meet
ing of a successful season and
paid the last of the piano debt
from the sale of a quilt donated
by Mrs. Miller and quilted by the
Rickey Sunshine and Communitj
club members.
Eleven new members were re
ceived into the club. A picnic and
homecoming will be held at Ima
ger's Grove later in the season
with "W. Carothers. C. Courtner.
Roy Crabb. A. E. LaBranche and
H. E. Martin In general charge.
Mrs. F. "Waser, Mrs. O. D. Bine
gar. Mrs. C. Courtner and Mrs.
D. D. Horner will have charge of
table arrangements.
A five act comedy "How the
Story Grew," was put on by Mrs.
J. Amort. Valencia Amort. Mrs.
H. Phillips. Mrs. M. M. Ma'gee.
Margaret Magee. Mrs. IT. E. Mar
tin, Mrs. M. A. Wells. Mrs. MsNe
Pstton. Other numbers on the
program were musle by the
Beardsley orchestra; vocal solo.
Alene Beard accompanied by W.
Beard, piano solo. Frances Waser.
vocal solo, Mrs. R. A. Hooper, ac
companied by Russell Beardsley;
mandolin solo, Johnny Propel, vo
cal numbers, Orval Berdsley, ac
companied by Russell Beardsley;
music by a Hollywood orchestra.
THEODORE DIE
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
WALDO HILLS, Jana II The
Waldo Hills Community club
closed Its year's activities Friday
night. Officer elected tor 1IH-
14 were: president. Tneoaore
Riches: rice president, J. M. Doer-
fler: eecretary-treasuxer, Edna m
Ooodknecht: director ot Baucis,
Karl Haberly; director or mem
bershtp, Waldo Rue.
The outgoing president. A. A
deer, announced the committee en
eluh nlente Diane aa. Theedore
Riches. Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Fred
Knlaht.
It was voted to give a day to
club work and Tuesday. June 19.
was chosen. The women will
clean the building and prepare
lunch while the men will get out
wood and haul It. A social dance
will be held the night of Jnly 4.
The Misses Ella Kellner and Ed
ith Knight played a violin duet
L accompanied by Ethel Knight.
Sandner, Maggie Neal
Seek School Berths
SHELBURN, June 13 George
Sandner and Maggie Neal are
both candidates for directors la
this school gone. Geo. Sandner fa
voring baa transportation and
Mrs. Neal opposed to same. Shel
burn is In gone two et Linn coun
ty.
Ia the Blstriet Ceart of ike TJaited
Buses far the ZHatriet of Oregea. Cwt re.
States et Amertea, libelant, vs. Bioirt
L. Phillie sad Norma PVilllpa, Defend
ants, C-13 991. United Btatee Man-are
Notice. By virtue of aa order itissti wy
the Carted States Drrrie Cewn for 'the
District of Oregea. ta the salt el e-e
Cnited Btstee of Asterlea on. Robert L.
PklUipe sad Norma PhllUps. IMtttsats.
Case No. C-13999. I sm eemmanewd oe
sad de hereby give notice that ttttti twt
taia Paatiaa Coach Meter No. P-S41aS.
will be forfeited te the Caited Btatee smr
taaat U Ue prevUieas et Beetiea 99,
Title II. of Ua Nsttoaal Prekihltiea AM.
aleee good cease te the eeatrery he
shewn by the ewaer er any ease see-tg
sa Interest taenia, si te o'clock. A. sL,
en the 6h day of Jnry, 1993. ta the Oeart
Bhaeta of saU Cenrt la the Old PetM
Office Building, Fifth sad Maori see
Streets, Portland, Or raw, Jean I Day.
Cnited States XarthaL 7. 19-80.
POLLY AND HER PALS
Getting Down to Earth
By CLIFF STERRETT
FOR RENT
FARM LEASE FOR SALES
180 acres between Albany ad Cor-
growing SrV Mr to buildings. Lo
fonvement ne t bs. schooL
ratea n t"--. - Hb
ticularly In the upper part of the Jtor, binder, and very ornplet
district. Most orchards will have farm equipment .This year b rent ruiiy
a bumper crop of Italians. O" r,t inly J!5"per year,
man rnrtAA tbnt on 12 acres he eP??1.5.! 7rm 82500 to $2.-
Would have 100 tons double tbatjj so. cash. Courtesy to brokejrs. Must
Of last year. 1 be taken at once, -npp -
If nHc nnlif show nn accord- bany. Oregon.
-- m - 1 I e - - - - a I
Ins: lv ITaIvaw Archardlsta will be I . -wmt ararasre bouse. All 1
r.Anfftj riron.toiiv ' i,iri furn. TeL 7664. 211 HaseL
( WOTLL W5 GROW) (I HAVENT TflZjl K MB AN' PCXUY 3 WORRIED ) CTgA f MY STARS, SAMtIt, )
Con our farm ? ffiNTBsrj C about what we'll raiseJ - ( .show s kaj have voj) -7TT? d&k?
CVVHBsI W&OiT CNrOMA40 f ON OUR FARM jt-a3g-J--t - cTT,, YZ. i S IN MIND? S- i THE MOGTCSAeEi J V?'M&
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