- -i .... ...--..r .:i :,:.;-y.:,,., The OREGON STATESMAN. Sakra, Oregroiu Thursday Morxiiv June li! 1933'
PAGE ELEVETtr- rZ.
NFOR
"Is,
Business
Directory
Cards lu Una -irttclv.y run eo
a monthly basts only. Rate :
f 1.00 per Una per month. '
AUTO BRAKES
Milt Panek. tha brake and iMnnr
dottoi. t7i Sooth CommT!a! Street
CATERING
Burt Crary. tha caterer. Ph. STBX.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4454). R E. Nerthne .
CHIROPRACTORS
!. a U SCOTX. PC Chiropractor.
IK N High. TeL Bea 1573.
DRESSMAKING
Exp. dressmaking in your home,
12.00 day. Copy pictures. Tel. 7984.
FLORISTS
CUT (lower, weddtiut bouquets fun
eral wreaths, decorations. C F. Brett
baupt florist. 77 Court. Tel. $flt
ALA. kinds ot floral work. Luts Flor
ist, lith a Market TeL 9S92.
GLASS
Auto and window glass nrh-rera TeL
104. Walter J. Downs, 40 Breya
INSURANCE
BECKS HENDRICKS -18
N. High TeL 4141
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ins. TeL $832.
LAUNDRIES
THIS NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEI DER LAUNDRY
163 & High TeL 812$
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and SerTice
Telephone 3186 1284 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded.
HARRY W. SCOTT. "The Cycle Man".
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory ta noma
Spring mattress 8.0. Renovators and
fumlgatora. Kugs cleaned, apiiai Bea
ding Co. TeL 4069. 03 . CapitoL
New mattress made to order, old
remade; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rag Mat
tress Factory, a 13th & Wilbur. TeL
1441. Otto F. Zwlcker.gsL1911I
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sew
ing machine, sheet tnusto and plana
atudtea. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machine 433 State Street
Salem.
MEDICINE
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday. 10 :30 aan.
to 4:30 p. m. 148 N. CotnmerciaL
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint & Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind ot
printing, call Tha Statesman Printing
Department. 215 S, CommerclaL Tele-
phone Sim.
REAL ESTATE
BECKB Jfc HENDRICKS, TeL 47.
W. H. ORABENHORST ft CO.
114 a Liberty St. TaL 4H-
SOCOLOFSKY ft SON
$04-8 First Naf L Bk. Bldg- TeL T80T.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
" . a . s All
for aala, reeuut ana retwrvu.
kinds of woven wire lance, fancy aad
plain, hop baskets, hooka, togaa hooka.
Balem ranee and Stove Works, 22
Chemeketa. TaL 47T. . a
TRANSFER
.DiTii. r-iTV Transfer Co. 21
Stata BU TeL 1771. DtaxrtbuUn. tor-
warding ana storage
Get our ratea
nD Aitnt transfer storage.
call 18131. Larmer Transfer Co. Trucka j
to Portl-BO "Zmmm
TYPEWRITERS
n.rofwwrTT'RS Adding Mch. sold.
ranted, repaired. Underwood Agenta.
books ft Short. 619 Court. leL sasj
WELL DRILLING
B, A. West, 80 years experlsoca.
RFD . rtn 103 K. TeL HOFs.
Lemery Children
Home From School
Cause For Reunion
WACONDA, June 21. Miss
Frances Lemery, daughter of Mr.
and :irs. George Lemery, left re
cently for Yellowstone National
park after a brief Tlslt nere witn
w - - . . .
relatives and friends
She' has taught in the high
school at Op helm, Mont., the
past three years and this sum
mer, as last, she will be em
ployed in a curio shop at the na
tional nark. Fred Lemery. her
brother, a student at O. S. 0.
spending the summer montns
the mountains, as a forest ran'
ger. George Lemery, anotner
brother, is spending hia vacation
her with his parents. He is
studying for the medical profes
sion at U. of O.
A family reunion was enjoyea
- .
while Miss Lemery was here
the home of Dr. and Mrs. C.
Aiemery in orti na.
Roy Campbell has moved
t.V --1 m.liliills nti
his newly built store at Wacoa -
& corner,
Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
Classified Advertising
Slag! insertion por licc.lOe
Three tnsertioas pr
line 10
Six insertions per Uae..tt
One month par Una.. f 1.00
Minimum charge 25a
Copy (or this pace ac
cepted until 6:30 the even
las before publication for
classification. Copy re
ceived after tbls time will
be run ander the beading
Too Late to Class try.
The Stateainan assume
no financial responsibility
(or errors which may ap
pear in advertisements pao
llab ed in its columns, aad
In cases where til paper la
at fault will reprint that
pert ot en advertisement In
which the typographical
mistake oetwrs,
The Statesman rneTTes
the right to reject objee
tlonal advertising, ft far
ther reaertes the right to
classify all advertising an
der the proper classification.
HELP WANTED
Work your Inventions and worthy
articles with Universal sales rights.
Will help mfg. Room 220, Argo Hotel.
SALESMEN WANTED
Want a youns man to work In town
with crew manager. Salary and com
mission. Leonard Hotel.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Sewing, Mrs. Adsitt TeL 437.
Work, R, Porter, R. 1, B. 88. Salem.
Painting-carp, repair work. TeL 6211
WANTBD Housekeeping in coun
try for widower or bachelor. Tel.
6SF15, R. 4, Bx. 90; Salem. Care J. B.
Green.
Nurse will take, care of sick or In
valid and do light housework. Reason
able. TeL 5182, Mrs. Smith.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Fresh crabs now at Fldler'a stand.
Intersection Sltverton-Portland road.
Team black horses, wt. 3100.
mulea 2 horses wt 1250. 519 N. Front.
Now wrecking 1-26 Standard Stude
: 1-26 Dodge; 1-26 Over. 6;
cnev trucK. Acme auio ana iruca
Wreckers, 430 8. Com'!. Tel. 7722.
Rebuilt batteries $2.00 and up exch.
for old one. Trailers, tires. Acme Auto
and Truck Wreckers, 430 B. Com L
Tel. 7722.
FOR SALE S-piece porch set, hard
wood wardrobe with mirrors in doors.
Thor electric washer, qt. fruit Jars. All
good condition. 345 Belview. TeL 4376.
Lbr., drs., wd's cheap. 255 Market.
Burbank seed potatoes. Certified
Netted Gem. Puritan Cider Works,
West Salem.
FOR SALE Sound team, weight
2800. Route 4, Box 112, Chemeketa
Farm.
Expert ladiea and gents haircutting,
zuc, cnuoren isc. 1614 N. Com L
FOR SALE Seed potatoes. 8L10
per C and up. Garnets, Burbank and
uems. bsi liigniana.
Roll top desk, typewriter desk and
chair. 401 U. S. Bank Bide.
TRADE Miscellaneous
One $Vi Inch wagon, S good milk
cows, and some yearling heifers; to
traae ior city lots, or lignt car.
H. C. SHIELDS
Real Estate
Oregon Bldg.. Salem, Oregon
WANTED Miscellaneous
, M-M-wwVwvrurxnjinj'u
We pick up dead or worthless horses. I
cows, sneep, tree or charga TeL 4869.
WANTED Hatching eggs from
few large flocks Barred Rocks. W. E.
Park. 410 S. 84i St.. Salem.
MISCELLANEOUS
- - - - - - .-n-inn n rux.ru-ir
Typlngr atnacnts keep In practice
spi. ior summer, s mos. lor $ j. Thoa.
noen, 4X9 court.
e-s m m m - (-)r-lf-u-Lj-Ln n, - njSXlSI
Mr. Lane of Seattle, Wn.. expert
hair cutter, now located 301 a Win
ter. Prices the same. Adults 20c, chtl
dren 15c
FOR RENT ROOMS
Modern room, garage, alp. porch.
ion ourx ot. leu 4837.
Downstairs room in private' home.
Tel. 8724.
ROOM AND BOARD
B. and a near P. O. $20. TeL 8482.
R-B., $29 and $25. (45 Marlon.
Board 'and room for ladles. Close
In. TeL 5678. 695 Court St.
Board and room. Tel. 4J75.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
?.P-:'-f1? -and ,25: TeL 2 9
Beautiful court 3 rm. apt furnish
ed. Laundry, garage. Tel. 5154.
Apta. $12. 891 N. f'j-.
Furn. apta., $5-$10. 191 a Church.
For rent, tun- apta. 44 a High.
i niirniaiusfl Duiumuw a.uu u& w-km i
v,Ua Garags and water free.
947 mil St. Adults only.
3 R, furn. apt, frigid., 1209 Court
I room furnished apt- private bath,
$19. 645 Court St TeL 8792.
Nice furnished apt, $90 Union.
PriTate furnished apt Rent by day.
ii 0P montb. Why atop at the aute
in, i camp? Garages inciuaea. X4 state.
Anta rooms, garage house. AH
nicely fur-. TeL T884. 3261 HaaeL
F0H RENT HOUSES
njo-"L"Lruirvr 'ir - -- - -- - -- -- ---
bouse WL A.
mm. Bma uniurii
i rorknr m, R cottage. Tat $9$L
at wwiwwiwewwwwwew
W. -U-Tofr
m,,. mm - . - v"'
his 4-room modem. Inquire !$$ Court
I i iii-iii i . .
a-s .tl -1 a- Ait-t-ia ar-Vf-Lrk.
1 uiSroniy7 blocks from busina-s w
Uon. Would leaas. Ill N. ComL
FOR RENT HOUSES
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Furnished, unfurnished houses. H. P. I
Grant, 213 Oregon Bldg. TeL 8330.
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House at 815 N. 17th St. Old cou
ple preferred.
Houses for rent. Damon, 897 N. Com.
FOR RENT
Rent: 29 A., rood house. 444 8. High
Pasture for 100 sheen, a few rows!
or horsea Mrs. w right. 4 'Wallace I
road. 1
FOR SALE Real Estate I
Good semi-modern 7 -room plastered
residence, basement fireplace, plumb
ing, ob two big lota covered with nut I
cnerry ana ornamental trees and roses.
grape arbor, near school, nice view.
going at depression price. Also two
beautiful building lots 60x130 each
with large fruit trees, block south Les
lie brick arhoot. at bargain, easy teraia
Owner. 7S5 Rural Ave. Phone 884.
Strictly modern 5 room bungalow.
close In. Nearly new. A very choice
home at only $3000.00, all furnished.
Term a
5 Acres with modern room bun
galow near Salem. Price only $3800.00.
Terms given.
(0 Acres located north of Salem, all
, i . - r A t t j. I
icncwBi.w:u. viuuu uuju.
oaiidui a i. fiv.vv, iciuiss 1
J. F. DLRICH CO. I
Phone 8(72 325 state Street I
Two lots on knoll 80x130 each, fac
ing Leslie brick school grounds, nice
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. 854.
5 A. 3 R house, $550. $100 down.
BaL like rent Damon, 887 N. Com'L
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
173 acr-farm In Yamhill county.
fair set of buildlnra 20 acres In cul
tivation, creek and spring water pined
to house. 40 acres of good timber can
be used at nearby mill. Price $3000, or
will take Salem residence In exchange.
Neat 4 room cottage la Roseburg,
clear, for home la Salem. Will pay
$1009 difference.
-It acre tract 1 miles out on
paved road, small honne. electric liirhts.
drove well. Value $2000. Will pay or
assume difference up to $1500 on 2 to
5 acres improved near Salem.
$1000 mortgage on a 40 acre farm
few miles out Want small Salem
home.
CHILDS & SriLLER, REALTORS
344 State Street TeL 6708
A plastered 5 rra. house, lights and
water. ui accCDt a car or reason
able down payment. $830.
H. P. GRANT -213
Oregon Bllg. Tel. RSS0.
EXCH ANGE Real Estate
FOR TRADE 10-ACRES
10-A. all In cultivation. Fine aoll.
Close In on paved road. 8-R house.
Electricity. Barn, and poultry house.
Fruit berries, and garden. Trade for
larger place with good soil, not par
ticular about good buildings. SEE
JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
133 south High Street
-i -- - fi -i r n n
201 A. CLEAR TO TRADE tnr Ro.
Tern home, clear. 135 A. under nlnw.
with fair buildings, balance in pas
ture.
VAN AT. GREER. 202 Ore. Bldg.
FOR SALE FARMS
- - - --'V-M-w-..o.Lrinj-u-u-,.nfi
125 acre dairy farm stocked and
equipped. About 90 acres cultivated,
balance pasture and timber; 8 cows,
bulL 3 horses, 4 brood sows, all ma
chinery. Price $7000. Will trade for
gooa city property or unimproved
land.
SEE BECHTEL & THOMASON
341 State Street '
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WATL--I- ax.- - 1! .
aauu will Duy, with $500 down, $20 a
mo. List yours today.
VAX M. GREER. 202 Ore. Bldg.
Business Opportunities
-.quipped maternity hosnltal. pinu
In. Six bedrooms. This business has
been established for several years.
Owner leaving Salem. For quick sale,
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
519 Court Street
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-auaiiNiisa OPPORTUNITIES
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confection. Fin. W.m nX:'
a- vi lease. kb rut nn. rtYuvrv .n
""ilia awu
uuouir . jaeiirr nurry. SKE
JAS. D. SEARS. REALTOR
132 Sooth High Street
MONEY TO LOAN
Borrow on neraonal nmnnrtt n-
In monthly Installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO.. State Ha. B-189. &G
Guardian Bldg. TeL 3877.
'Bells of Harmony
Heard ever KOIN dally
ring out s loan service' that
Is really really different
YOU GET THE FULL
AMOUNT OF LOAN
IN CASH
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST
STRICT PRTVAPT
QUICK and courteous SERVICE
UXM LOAK3 SIS to 8300
Beneficial Loan
r . m
SOCiery
rvn BATimur
I Room in tc Riirh rtit- e.a
. 7
818 8Ute Street TeL S-T-4-.
PERSONAL loans
aiADis on rurnitara, cars, salaries
?J ft?" ?4 "1ty. Repayable
iuuuuiij. mr uod m unincia j neea SH
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nFlUITDil IVU WVrUM IJ'HJ'IS i
ui ' - v-s ai 4s f i "I ran
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bldg. Poena $SIt.
i i-i-'-i-y- ii s -iiir-ii-utrLnrij-Lri
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
S13 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
Office hrs. 10:00 A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
Telephone 7783. State license No.
S-185.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce yout payments
Toe keep the car
P. A. ETKER
W IK.. m .
Pbone 4711 Salem. Ore.
wv,. utuvik. r BI I .
POLLY AND HER
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; W - v HER WITH I
OVER! My OWN 4
ALLS?. fEYESHONJ
MONEY TO LOAN
Private money to loan on rood real
estate security. A b rams and Ellla Inc-
fil sm sonic
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRY wood eoal
I Tat 6909 8aln I"ueJ Co. Trade
Cottage.
j WsissiWMAAMMWNMsiMMWkiwWMWWwMW'
Ash. fir and oak. TeL IMS.
Dry oak, 4 ft, $4.00. TeL 8708.
wwwww
IS" dry slab wood. $2 load; 1C dry
old fir $2.50 load and dry planer wooo.
$2.50 load. Prompt delivery. At Tra-1
5T TcL A':
Wood, all kinds, call 48F14. Smith
St Rubens.
2nd growth and oak. Any length.
Judo. TeL 11F14.
No. 1 18 In. old fir. $4.25. TeL 4430.
Good dry old fir. second growth, uh,
oak. TeL 373.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Keya Reward. TeL 00.
i..K.r m h. vtnriar niMM u 74to I
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or 44ug. kw&m.
isuxn -LTir"rsfirr swuiiAruxruxrunjnjLTijLrLf-i ' I
rtar-nh.!... .i. n mr.A
mu i..,. Mitier'a aiik de-1
partment Reward.
FOR SALE USED CARS
WANTED
Several light cara Will pay cash.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
Terms Trades
542 Chemeketa
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING CARS
LISTED. CAN BE SEEN BY
APPOINTMENT
2-'ll Chev Spt Roadsters
1-'31 Chev. Std. Roadster
30 Oakland Coach, low mileage
29 Stude Diet Sedan 17,000 miles
Ask about them.
BORREGOS
240 North Liberty TeL 3688.
"CHEVROLET GIVES MORE"
FREE LICENSE
Ford Tudor Sedan $ 25
Dodge Sedan
70
2S Durant Sedan
'28 Ford Coupe .
'29 Ford Coupe
1S5
115
165
'26 Stude Cuope
122
!" S?ln ,";
225
275
825
475
485
39 Nash Cabriolet
29 Nash Sedan
32 Ford V-8 Tudor
'32 Chev. Coach
'32 Plymouth Sedan ..
495
'32 Chev. DeLuxe Coupe, 9000 mL B45
"29 Chev. Panel Truck 325
Several Ford and Chevrolet trucka
from $75 to $276
TERMS --- TRADES
Open evenings and Sundays
McKAT CHEVROLET CO.
''CHEVROLET GIVES MORE"
THRIFT PRICES ON
USED CARS
Come in and Drive
A Bargain
'31 STUDE LIGHT SIX SEDAN. Free
wheeling small mileage, new car
service.
30 BUICK STD. COUPE. Overhauled
and refinished.
'32 ESSEX TERR PLANE COUPE.
Almost new new car service and
guarantee.
32 PLYMOUTH BUSINESS COUPE.
The famous 4, wtth floating power.
29 STUDE PRESIDENT SEDAN.
One of the beat cars ever built.
'27 STUTZ VICTORIA COUPE. Cost
over I3500 new.
'29 HUDSON STD. 8 ED AN. Trunk
and other extras.
'MKR1B-DOOR SEDAX'
I W'11"' 4 t--nn. PfiUrtn
a FiTTD A -TH m T-vy-VY-kT. finrv a
28 CHEVROLET BUSINESS COUPE
Mate Motors Inc.
S2S Chemeketa
Open Evenings Tel.
8400.
Lobster Valley to
Stage Celebration
And Picnic July 4
1T.5C1 Tnno 41 T.vK..
I -rl., 1. m A. f V V D 1. 1
1 1 1 t ,,
ue sm stage
Fourth of July celebration in the
form ef an all - day picnic with
program of music and speeches,
sports and a basket dinner.
Arrangements are In the hands
of John Sapp.
NOTICE OP HEARING OP
FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Marion:
In the matter qf the Estate of
Margaret E. Headrick, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I
that the final account of 'the
United States National Bank, ad-
I minlstrator of the Estate of Mar
I rnrat 1R TTeariHcV dtwonaAd has
I been filed in the County Court of
Marion County, Oregon, and that
the 14th day of July, 1935, at
f fi Tin- nf tan n'1ruV a m at
I ., ,
mw couniMJus. oi am .yoaaiy.
na been aPPInte T aId Court
I fA hAorinv tv an riisrririn a T e act in
final account, at which said time
. ,
"7 Prso" """ f" "1'T
ibis may apyear mu u iu uujeu-
tlons thereto in wrlUna and con
test same.
Date, at Salem, Oregon, Jane
14, 1933.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK of Salem Oregon
Administrator of the Estate
of Margaret E. Headrick, de-
FRED A. WILLIAMS
i Attorney for Administrator
219 U. b. National Bank Bldg.
eaiem, uregon. j. ia-zz--, Jiy
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WEAKNESS EVIDrM
IN EGGS. REPORTED
PORTLAND, June 11 (AP)
Weakness in the egg trade wasl
generally shown. Weather condi
tions were not only against qual
ity but likewise retards demand
somewhat. The local co-ops "con-
tinued their nominal Quotations
at the extreme point. Most private
"
wnai tne co-ops are nominally
naming.
There was practically no change
in the butter market situation for
the day. Demand was sufficient to
en up current out-state offer-
lngs as well as local churning.
There has been a complete re
versal of demand for spring chick
ens with the small stuff in best
call.
First Oregon grown Blng cher-
small but of good Quality, nrlced
. . . -
nominally x i.z& per IS lb box
All iVaAna-k a. .
nu8u m yUilv uur,
new and old, there was an im
proved trend. In all parts ef the
country there has been an awak
ening in old potatoes which are
very scarce.
There was practically no change
In the general country meat trade
for the day. Good quality calves
were moving out within the price
range and hogs were fairly
steady. Lambs were depressed.
Better prices were showing in
the strawberry market. Prices
wereffrmer and generally higher
with a general top of $1.50 for
good stuff with some quoting
fractionally higher or lower.
Radio
Program
THURSDAY, June 22
KBW POKTLAND 620 Ke.
7:00 Sinking String. NBC.
7:'J0 Sing-ing String, NBC.
7:30 U. 8. Nary band. NBC.
8:00 Ronald Buck, pianiat.
8:15 Jack and Patiy. NBC.
B:80 Martha Meade Society. NBC.
:43 Cooking school.
11:00 Arion trio, NBC.
11:45 Organ concert, NBC.
12:1 j western Farm and Home honr,
NBU.
8:20 Friendly e-at.
8:00 Dance Journal, Santiteptic, NBC.
o:3u Memory sieiodj, mju.
7:00 A mo. 'n' Andy, NBC.
7:20 Hotel iTcAlpin orchestra, NBC.
8:00 Standard Symphony hour, NBC.
9:00 Captain Henry 'a Showboat, NBC.
10:15 Jimmy MeCool'e Fishing Guide.
10:30 Anson Week' orchestra. NBC.
11:00 Abe Lyman'a orchestra, NBC.
KOAO COEVALLIS 550 Ke.
7:00 Morning meditation, led by Dr.
John 8. Burns.
9 :00 Home economics observer.
11:30 Science erice.
11:20 Arthur King. 'Irriiratioa la the
Willamette Valley."
1:30 Fout-H summer achool assembly,
8:55 Farm market report.
6:45 Funr-n club summer schooL
7:30 Farm honr.
8:15 Science newt of the week.
SHOOTS PAR
Vsl
The golf outfit which Patrolman
David O'Callahan is examining here
is specially designed for making
holes la one. It is camouflage for a
submachine gun, which was seized
ia a police raid on a New York hide
out of Leon Kraemer, notorious
gangster, who had been shot bj
rivals.
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li POSlTIVEL-y; otCI I j7V i HEH-HEH.' I HEAR 11 1 1
e I KNOW A 1 J "VUrA rO..A C MAGGIES GONNA "vi-r y'HEAR. SANVL. y--J-r,JNr-r-1
TEN POUNDS iWAi LA 7 n ! CrW
HIGH PRICES ARE SET BY G R A I N S
st ift jy sjfc
BERRY SEASON ENDS IN
$1.40 per Crate Paid
. Wholesale Here;
Hogs Unchanged
- Strawberries brought growers
1.40 per crate on the local mar
ket yesterday. Berries are reach
ing the market In considerable
volume, with the peak about at
hand. The berry season will last
only another week or 10 days it
is said.
Cantaloupes, demand for which
Is slow, are marked downward to
It to $1.50 a crate and Oregon
peas are a trifle weaker. Oranges,
ail Valencias, are lower at a top
of $1.50 on fancies and $2 on
place packs.
Hogs held at the $4.90 top of
Tuesday and no change was re
corded in dairy products.
General Markets
FSOOUCZ EXCHANGE
PORTLAND, Ore June 21. (XT)
Produce exchang net price: Butler
Extra 22e, ttandarda Sle, prime firala
31e. firUa ltc Zft 1'resk extra
1018c, freik saediomt 1517c.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore, Joae 21. (AP)
Wheat Opea Higk Low Close
July 5 59 58 89
September - 63 V 62 61 i
December 65Vi 63a 65W 60
Cash heat No. 1 Big Bend bine
stem be; dark hard winter 12 per rest
68c. 11 per rent 64e; soft white 69c;
hard winter 9e; northern spring, west
ern white, western red 67c.
Oats No. 2 white 922.50.
Corn No. 2E yellow $23.
Millrnn Standard $19.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 21. (AP)
Butter I'rint, extras 2 4c, standards
23 He.
Butterfat Portland dehrerjr : A grade
21-2 Jc poand; larmer auor delivcrjr 21
22e oound. Sweet cream Se hucher.
Eggs Peifio Poultry producers sell
ing price: Overuse 20e, extras 16c, mix
ed colors l'c. mediama 17c doisa. BVJ
ing price ot wholesalers: Freeh earnest
receipts. 56 povnda aad ap lie dosea.
Lit poallry Portland delivery:
Baring prices, heavy hens, colored 4V
5Vfa pounds lie. do 6H pounds up 10c;
broilers 2 pounds ap 8c; under 3 pounds
10c ; colored springs, 3 pounds up 12e.
Boosters 5e pound. Dacfcs, fekias. Droll'
ers 12-13o pouad; eld duck. Pekia
10c pound, de colored 10c pound.
Strawberries Oregon Dollars $1; aaw
Oregon $1.25-1.50 crste.
Cheese 92 score Ore ion triplets 12e;
loaf 13o pound. Brokers will psy He
below quotation.
Milk Contract price 4 Per cant.
Portland delivery $1.70 cwt. ; B grade
cream 37 Vie pound.
Country meat Selling price to re
tailers : Country killed hors, best butch
ers. ander 150 pounds 7-7 He. Vealera 70
to 100 pounds 7-7 He, Spring iambs 10-
lle, yearlints, 2-4c. xlesvy ewes 2 Jc
Medinm cows 6e pound; canner cows 2
Se. Bulls 4H-Sa Ponnd.
Mohair Buying pries, 1933 clip
lie pound.
Casrara bark Buying price, 1933
n1- 3a Deud.
Hops Nominal. 1933, 70-75o pound.
Onions Helling price to retailer
Oregon SI. 15-1. 35 cental.
New onion California Bermndas $1
per 50 - pound crste; new red $1.35
cental.
Potatoes Local $1.15 1.35: Des
chutes Gems $1.75. do Bakers $1.90;
Yakima Oemx 81.50.
New potatoes Local white end red
IV -2e pound; California white $2-3.15
cental.
Wool 1933 clip aominal, Willamette
valley 23-25c pound; eastern Orpfoa IS
Sic ponnd: southern Idaho ls-20e.
Hay Bavins price from producer
Alfalfa No. 1, $15; clover $10; oats sad
vetch $15.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 21. (AP)
Cattl Heeeipta 150, calves 10; steady.
Steers, good $8-6:85; common and me
dium $3.75-6.25. Heifers, rood. $5.25-
8.25; common and medinm $3-5.50. Cows,
rood $4.80-6.25; common and medium.
$3-4.60. Bulls, good, $3,25 3.75; cutter
and medium 32.25-3.25. eslers, good
$816.75; common and medium $3-6.
CaUea, good $5.50-6, common and me
diant 82.50-5.
Hogs Receipts 225; dull, steady.
Good 140 ta $00 pounds $5-5.88; 200
te 250 pound $5-5.35; erer 250 pound
84.35-9.15. Bows, goea $1.75-4.50;
r ia $3.50-8.75. Pif. good $4-5.
Sheep Receipts 809; weak.
Lambs, good and choice 15.75 0; com
mon and medium, $4-4.75. Wethers $2-
4.75. Ewe 75c $2.55.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright, 1983, Standard Statistics Co.)
June 21
STOCK aVBHAOBS
50 20 kO 90
lad'ls Kit's tit's ToUl
Today 87.4 45.0 105.4 84.0
PraTiousdsy , 86.6 44.8 106.0 83.5
Weeksgo 65.6 44.0 108.8 88.1
Year sco 87.7 15.8 68.4 87.9
9 year ago 151.6 118.6 107.8 156.2
High 1933 89.0 45.1 118.7 86.5
Low 1933 42.8 23.8 61.8 43.9
High 1983 T2.S 39.8 111.0 73.9
Low 1982 85.1 18.3 61.8 85.0
BOND AVBBAQES
20 30 20 60
Today 73.9 78.1 84.8 77.7
Prarieusday 73.8 T5.S 84.1 77.8
Weeksgo 73.0 76.1 84.1 77.3
Yearsge 55.3 54.4 74.3 61.8
8 years age 98.0 106.S 99.5 99.8
Hick 193S 73.4 76.6 85.2 78.1
Low 1933 68.8 BT.O 74.1 63.S
High 1983 T1.3 7S.0 86.9 79.1
Low 1933 68.3 47.4 70.9 67.6
Chance!
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, f 1.38 per
hundred.
Surplus SI .SO.
( Uilk bssed ea semi sieetBli
atterfsl rage.)
Distributor price 11.70
Butt erf a Top 21-22c,
prints 24 Vs. cubes 22 Vs.
Ptlees paid te gie srs ky galea ssyrrs
Juna 21
(Tha siiaee bktw. sapphsS sy a leeat
grease, are kartcattve at ta daily tsars
Hi are so fueiem 4 by The Suteaaias)
KBIT ASS VEOSXAZUS
Strisg beans, lb, vs.
.is
.7S
.60
03
JO
.03 H
Artie-okes. doa.
Aaparags, local, dot.
No. 2
Cabbage. lb.
Creea peppers. Florida, lb.
Fees, Oi-goa. Ib. .03 to
Ootaaa. Sov
Potateae, Yakima Na. 3
.15
1.4S
-2.40
1.40
-1J0
.65
Ml
.45
3.0
Florida
8-aata. -kites
Sv Mi yetstaea sssta
Lettaee. local
Onions. Labiak. wt.
TU laberb. local
C-ry. iot.
Cslitara-s. 4a crate
X lerican ton istoes
.2-15
appi
ineiapa, fancy
. .95
.1.40
. 0
.1.4
ttra feaici
Sta toama tasey
-xtra taacr
Oraajet, Valencia, fancy 2.75 te S.50
Place pack 2.00
BeoU. local, do. .35
Tsraip. local, crate .B 5
Carrots, local, doi. .35
Bpiaaeli, local, crate . , -35 te .SO
Banana. Ib. es stock .05
Ussds . -0S
Msstard grains .60
Cucumber
.SO to L30
.20 te .30
-.2.00 to 230
7 50
.03 to .04
1.40
1.25
3.25
1.25
.1.5
.75
Pineepplak retail
Caatalospe, crate
Lemon
Caeaeberries
Strawberries, local
Lames, fresh ,
Avacados, crate
Bqaasb. Italian, crate
Summer, crat
Apricots, crat ..
HOPS
Top. 19J2. Ib.
Top. 193 L, lb.
.71 H
J8
ZOOM
Baying Pries
Extra
.13
.12
.11
Ktaxdartl
Uedium
POULYBY
Old rooster .
.04
Colored hen
.10
- .09
a .08
.13 te .15
4.50
4.90
4.85
.04 H to .05
.02 H to ill
.03 H to .04
.02 H te .03
.OS
Ma-ioata hens
Light kens.
Broilers
It AT
T.ambs, top
Hots, top
rust cat ..
Stesra .
Cows
Hetiers
Bulls
Dressed Teal, top
Dressed hoi.
. .07
OBAX9 AND BAY
Wheat, western red .85
White. No. 1 .65
Barley, top. ton 18.00 to 20.00
Oats, ton 30.00 to 23 00
Ht. battot one
Oat and Tetch,
ton
.14.00
.17.00
.18.00
.17.00
Alfalfa, ralley 1st cut
F astern Ore ion
Clorer hay
WOOL
Tedium i
Course - .
.25
.23
.12
Mohair
CASCAaA baxk
Green. Ib.
.01 H
.04 H
Dry. Ib.
rprzaaT
Oil. ponnd
1.80 te 2.00
Stocks Jog in
Narrow Groove;
Volume is Low
NEW YORK. June 21(AP)
.V. 4--j I . -lot-
V rl j.
ly narrow groore today.
Oil shares had in their faror a
series of price advances else-
where. Case. Cleanese, American
Sugar. Texas Oulf Sulphur, Con
and National Di--
k! 1 to J points net
tinental Can
tillers improved
but fractional gains were the rule
tor U. 8. Steel. Bethlehem. Du
Pont, Harvester, Allied Chemical.
Chrysler, American Telephone,
North American and most of the
rails. Kansas City Southern is-
sues slumped a couple of points! tion hold promise of only about a
on omission of th preferred divi
dend which had beeofpaid quar
terly for 28 years. r
Volume dropped to 3.907.570
shares, the smallest five hour
market since May 23.
AP to Continue
Market News Cut
By Government
Market dispatches from all the
cities now making reports to the
department of agriculture will be
continued by the Associated
Press, The Statesman, morning
member of that leased wire serr
ice, received word Wednesday.
Under President Roosevelt's ad
ministrative economics, market
service formerly gathered by the
United States department of agri
culture Is abolished June $0. This
service called tor an annual bud
get of $1,000,000. The Associat
ed Press is making hurried prep
arations to gather the necessary
market news so there will be no
lapse in the service.
y'HEAR,SAMT-.
sft jj
TEN DAYS
Spring Wheat Crop" to-'
Be low, new Heat
Wave Noted
CHICAGO, June 21. (AP)
Almost the entire list of grains
jumped late today to high price
records of the season.
Indications pointed to a return
of hot weather in the northwest.
where recent scorching tempera
tures and drought were unofficial
ly estimated to hare cut United
States wheat crop prospects fifty
to serenty million bushels. Much
notice, too. was taken of a state
ment by Secretary Wallace of the
department of agriculture, that
losses of winter wheat, together
with damage to spring wheat,
meant probably the smallest
total domestic wheat crop in
generation.
Friends of higher prices for
wheat gare particular emphasis
to snggeetiona to lce by Secretary
Wallace that the United States.
while holding the domestic price
of wheat aboet $1. might resort
to damping this country's wheat
surplns on the world market, if
Australia, Argentina and Canada
did not see the light at London.
Wheat c Lrd buoyant at the
day's highest lerel MS cents
shore yesterday's finish, corn 1
2 cents up. oats 1'1-lH adTanc-
ed.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat July 77i-!s: Sep
tember SO'.i-U: December 82 4
. Corn July 47a-4S; Septem
ber 52-52: December 56-U.
t Oats July 32-33; Septem
ber 3 4S-i; December 36i.
COAST PEAR CROP
TO EE AOIOAI
CORVALLIS, Ore., June 21.
(AP) A good demand for straw
berries in the face of a short crop,
the first harvesting of a large
cherry crop, and indications of en
abundant Pacific coast pear crop
were reported today by the USDA
bureau of agricultural economics
cooperating with the O. S. C. ex
tension serrice in a review of
fruit markets.
Though the moTement of straw
berries increased rapidly last
week, prices remained at $1.50 to
$1.85 a crate to retailers. Yields
are light and the weak condition
of the plants i causing irregular
quality. Barrellers are said to be
abandoning all grade require
ments in an effort to obtain sup
plies for their needs.
Cherry prospects are better
than a year ago though the crop
Is later than usual. California,
harrestlng is progressing steadily.
but shipments to the Pacific
northwest hae been light as de
mand Is limited. Eastern auctions
on California shipments show
prices of $1.50 to $2.15 at New
York for 14 to 15 pound lugs of
Bings.
Jnnik t ttA liHnfis s v ...
f IfV1,9 ,? cepti0nuy
blgh yield in all three Pacific
rnaiit lst-a Kf . ..11 i.i ,
w'T"-' ' '
,v-. rniiuuj.
. w .o-v4 P Ct LJUU9. 11 IS
I Pro cable the far west will
V" VCu: V .V
A fhla roa M-r rn vllV . . . s
' - ' - ' UJ,U'
70 per cent
Peppermint Crop
, w . H
win be low but
Good Price Seen
Peppermint fields la this sec
50 per cent crop this year, it is
now estimated. The crop was se
verely frozen last winter.
While growers are not optimis
tic over the yield, the low pro
duction may hare a sliver lining
in an increased price. The mar
ket is stronger, though movement
is nominal. Prices now range
from $1.80 to $2 per pound, as
compared to $1.50 last saason.
Nearly 1000 acres of pepper
mint are grown In the Salem
trading area.
I SALT I
II Coarse half -ground Off I
li hay salt, 50 lbs. OuC I
I FLOUR I
1 Hard Wheat QKg 1
I per sack Ot)l I
Farmers Grain I
Warehouse I
By CLIFF STERRETT
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