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Business
Directory
4utltr run
monthly &
$ LAO pes llo oer mntuh.
; AUTO BRAKES
Mike Qok. toe JVii;2f
doctor. 275 tfoutb CommfOa: Sweet
CATERING
Burt Ctery. Ox caterer, tfc 7I
CHIMNEY SWEEP
CH1KOPBACTORS
Pit Q. U SCOTX. iSC, Chlropraotoi.
6 N. maa. ","
I FLORISTS
CUT tlowvra. wUdln bouquet fun
ral wreaUia. Oacorauuna C JT. Brvlt
baupi. DoctoU fctl Court. TL Wi.
AXX. fcinda ot rlorai wnwk. tMU FUm
It, HUt Mmrlwu Tel. 19.
GLASS
U Auuj enU wlaOow bum tnlrrftrs. TL
llw. Waiter j. uowna. p"-
j INSURANCE
BKCKK HlNUrUCKS
1 W. tuan Tel 4
COFFgr-SMlTH. gen. In. TL 3.
LAUNDRIES
I'dil WaUUtaiU UiUMUKX
Ui a, man 'ei t
CAV1TA1. C1TX UAUNORX
first ui Wualitr auU Siorvlcs
Telcynuno i Ltm Broaaway
: LAWN MOWERS
SuarpviMU, rv-irU autt traded,
llAKK W. bCOlT. -Th Cycle
WAITRESSES
iUtlresses from factory to home.
Couon mattress, 60 lo". 44.U0. Renovat
ors aud tuiuisuiors. ius cleaned. Cap
Uoi lieduuia Co. lei. 406. 3030 ii.
CapitoL i
iNw tuattiess mado to order, old
nuuuo i Miruel cleauum, suina ; Hull
rua weavio. aalsiu luU Urn Mai
uas acty. J4. 1U W Uuur. 1st
441. OU . Zwicaer. Ksu 11L
MUSIC STORES
UisiU C. WUOr-tnanos, radios, sew
ln iiisrMrT-i sUsei uiuste ana piano
Uidiea. KeiNUruie radios, pnonoarayns
aud MWina iiirlnti"T. 433 Slats CUsU
tfaisia. 1
MEDICINE
jjta vIi-mi Lain Chinese Medicine Co.
ilouiS TveMlay and sriday, to :S0 a.m.
U 4;JV p. in. 14 N. Commercial
Charlie Chan, Chinese Medicine Co
lii H .Com u laiiy bun. -12. All
kuuls Utrus for nuUo and female, Xor
cwusiipaUon, rueumausiu, upisuuu:i
Us, colitis, gland, sluutacU maorders.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
run STA'A lONfeitr. taw Us, pampu
Isia, tirograuis, books or any aiud oi
riuuiig,! call The biaiesiuan frinUoa
ItolMiriuwul, 215 & CommsrciaL Telo
pnwue mot
REAL ESTATE
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litiQH.it aaSUmCKS. Xel 4941.
W. a UKABKNHOUST CO.
lt tk Liberty ttt, let 048a
bOCOLOFSKX tiUN
204-0 Frsi 111. tttua. Tet 707.
SIOVES
STUVkwS auU stove repairing. Stoves
Cor sale, rebuilt and repaired. Ail
kiiius ot woven wire laoce, fancy and
plain, bop baskets, boots, logma. nooks,
ttaiam seuce and Sieve Works, Z6Z
Chentoseta. TeL Ftmlag.
SHOE REPAIRING
Low prices. Good vork. 950 S. Com'L
TRANSFER
CAPITAL CIXX Transfer Co. 23
State St TeL till. LrtatxIbuUna, Cor
Wardlaa and storage eur specially
Gel our rates. .
E-iiR irv-ai or distant transfer storage,
cU 8U1. Larmex Transfer Co.. Trucks
to forllaml daily.
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS Adding Men. sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
Coofco ft bhort H Court. TeL 5.84.
' WELL DRILLINU
. A. Wast. $ years exiterlence,
RKO 6. Box 103 gt TeL 1I0FS.
Bride of Saturday
Given Pre-Nuptial
CUriWAr Ky K riendS
wliU Tv S
LYONS, July, 22 A pleasant
social event Tuesday was a mis
cellaneous bridal shower given In
honor ot Miss Marjorie Trask,
daughter of Mr., and Mra. John
MY ask bt Lyons, who will be marri
ed today to Paul Mason ot Mill
City, j . ' ;, X- ..
The ohower event was given on
the lawn at the Trask home, and
guests present were Mrs, Rilla
.Wilson and Miss Wava Wflson
ot Mehama, Mrs. Margaret Bodek
er, Mra, Alta, Bodeker, Mrs. Nasi,
Mrs. KImery, Mrs. Avery, Mra.
Bran. Mrs. Swank.:' Mrs. Ruth
Lyms, Mrs. Lena , Brown, Mra.
Agnes ! Rrntherton. Mrs. Elmer
Hlatt, Mrs. Frank Johnston, Mil -
drsvl Rarrr. Thelma- Trafiln Misa
Dannie Wilson, Mra. John Trask,
lad Hiss Marjorie. , .
After- a Short honeymoon trip
she eonnla will be at home to their
saaar friends te Mill Cit.
- Statesman ;
Classified Ads
Call 9101
; CSMsiffod Adrevtistas
SlasU iBMrttaa per Us.10c
Tkr lasrt!a3 pr
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Six lmrUou p Ua. .lie
Oa month pr ltn. -1.0
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. Copy .tor thu pf e
ccpted BtIl C :T th ta
ins bftfore pvbiieniton tor
cUssirtcutlon. C o p f f
cei4 after lata Urn will
be ma under tae '-meadlac
Too Late to Clawlty.
' Tae Stataamaa- aMaoee
ao ttaaacM racpoasiolUXT.
tor errora wnlea , atajr ap
pear la adrcrtlaeaieaU -pae
Jtabed la Its eolamaa, and
la cases where thin paper St
at fault will reprint ihat
part ot an adrertlaement la
which the typographical
mistake oecara.
The Statesman reaerres
the rlcht tu reject objee
tioaat advertlalng. It Nor
ther reeerree the right to
classify all adrerUalac oav
der the proper eleastaea
tioo. HELP WANTED MALE
HELP WANTED
Toune man experienced bookkeep
er, stenographer. Knowledge or manu
facturing: and stock handling desirable.
To beain with moderate salary with
opportunity for advancement. Apply
In own handwriting to box 25a, States
man.
2 woodcutters with drag saw, must
have good tools. Call 8332, res. 495 &
17th.
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
Housekeeper must be neat and
good cook. Between 2S and 45. Good
reference. Please do not call unless
rou have them. After 10:30 a. m. TeL
7476.
TEACHERS WANTED. Northwest
ern Teachers Agency, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
WOMEN Earn $15 dosen sewing,
home fpare time, materials cut, in
strurtions furnished. exDerience un
necessarv. Write SuDerlor Dress Com
pany, 203 Havemeyer Street, Brooklyn.
X. t.
SALESMEN WANTED
National Institution
Opening new branches In the north
west. Has openings for two salesmen
from 23 to 35 years of age, preferably
single. Must be neat appearing and
ambitious. Transportation expense
paid. See Mr. W illiams, second uoor
I Nelson Bldg. 381 Chemeketa St. 9 a. m.
to 2:30 p. m.
Salesmen Sell lowest cost LIFE
policy la America : agres 1 to 80, non
medicals $5 membership fee; 50 re
newal 'contract North American Assn.,
Sanm Ana, Callr
SITUATIONS WANTED
Washing R. 1, Bx. 98, Salem.
Washing or other work, 411 Front
FOR SALE Mlscefianeona
Erp. haircuts. 20c-13c. 1614 N. Com.
Draft beer eautoment It G. Da
mon, factory representative. 897 N.
Com'L
Pie cherries large Montmorency.
Order now. Delivery next week. 93F3.
Elec. washing mach. 2130 State St
Or trade for wood, piano. Tel. 8383.
Fryers and breeders. White Leghorn.
O. T. Larsen. Kt. 2. Tel. 57F23.
Baled clover hay black caps lHc
lb. you pick. Geo. Chrlstofferson, Rt
9, BOX 53 A.
Dry Box Ends
$2.00 per load
Quick hot fires. Salem Box Co. TeL
7122.
$12S gas range practically new.
will sell for halt price. 138 N. fourth.
$100 check on piano to Aug. 1st for
$15.00. 647 Center, Wed., Sat., and
evenings.
Men's Celanese and rayon hose. Im
perfects, 20 pairs $1. poetpaid : satis
faction guaranteed. Economy Hosiery
Co., Ashehoro. N. C.
TRADE Miscellaneous
What have you to exchange for
stock indue, and fixtures $2300.00 in
good valley town. Address Box 229,
Statesman.
WANTED Miscellaneous
. Wanted piano for cash. TeL 5707.
Want used baby buggy, 1660 S. 12th
street.
ftllSCELLANEOUS
" Typing- students keep In practice
spL for summer, I mo a lor $a. inoe.
Roen. 420 Court
Mr. Lane of Seattle. Wn.. expert
hair cutter, now located 301 S. win
ter. Prices the same. Adults 20c, chil
dren 15c
We pick up dead, worthless horses,
cows, sheep. TeL 4S6.
Free dirt. 1680 N. 20th.
Wi-Ne-Ma Beach"
I Cabins, camping, bathing, picnicking.
I -i-" t-i riii-.--, ir,v."ii . irii w u mnw
WANTED: Names men women, i8
60, wishing: poet-depression govern
ment lobs. Steady. Start $105.00-175.00
month. Sample coaching and particu
lars FREE Apply today. Box, 1273 S,
care State nan.
FOR RENTROOMS
Modern room, garage, sip. porch,
1I7T Court St Tel. 4857.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, rm $20. Near P. a 1132.
Fnr rooma close In. with or with
out meala, 493 N. Summer.
Board and room for ladies close In.
Tel. 6678. 685 Court Street.
1 FOR RENT APARTMENTS
I wwwwmwm-'w-i'i--
I nice apta 111 aad tit. lt$ Center.
I Aptsu rooms, garage -honse.
I alcely tarn. TeL T684. 221 HaseL
J'p'tSmTnt. IllTtsJ. t5!(Z 7l
I run niiit-ArAniiubio rutt OiUj-ueai lSLue I" f. Luai AXiJJ rUUIvJJ - I
- - i i
f room furnished a DC tLSI week.
1Z3 UtK. xeu SZi.
Nice, furn. apt, 69 Union.
Mod. S room flatNeaUy forn. front!
and oars entrance. isw washer. MS
N. Fifth St.
Furn. spta. )10-$1S. 191 8. Church.
-" -- - ---ini-iiMirifviriiririirvvn.nji
Clos ia apt. and- ateeDtna
room.
nicely Turn. 451 Center.
1 R. lst floor. 293 X. Summer.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. and nnfurn. houasa. R A.
rorknsr. Kit H. Cottage. TeL IIIL
For rent 1 room house. See Mra
Cad weH, Statesman office.
Furnished, unfurnished houses. H. P.
Orant 1120 N. 18th St Ph. 8330. -
6C0 Electric Avenue. 38.00.
1713 S. Capital St, 38.00; 1311
Court SU 310.00.
1190 N. 15th St, 113.50; 80S Breys I
Ave., 110.00.
1975 S. Cottage St, $10.00; 1710 N.
Summer. $10.00.
P. It BELL, 225 Oregon Bldff.
Tel. 8903
room mod. house, partly furn. $13
mo. 1205 N. 17th St. Call there after
noon today.
Modern house; 9(0 N. 18th.
FOB RENT:
Modern six room home at 1865 S.
Church St. 129 per mo.
SEE W. IT. GRABENHORST CO.
134 South Liberty Street
WANTED TO RENT
Furnished 0 room house, close ta by
private party. Box zzs, statesman.
FOR SALE Real Estate
5 A., new house, I rnU out, $1500.
$150 down. Damon, 897 N. Com'L
OaassssesessssssssssMsjsssasfSi
Open Today
1 p. m. to 5 p. m.
2360 CHERRY STREET
5 Room Modern Home
Just Like New
Large living room and fireplace, din
ing room, nice kitchen with plenty of
builtlns, 3 come bedrooms with bath
between, basement furnace, garage,
Urge lot on paved street.
For Sale by Eastern Mtg. Co.
Full Price $175
Small Down Payment Easy Terms en
Balance
Our rep., Mr. Dillon will be on the
property from 1 p. m. to a p. m. today.
We also have 2 four-room homes I
Just like new at 2065 and 2075 Berry
Street For prices and terms see Mr.
lttllon at 2360 Cherry Street TODAY.
With
C. J. Ryan
1201 Yeon Building Portland, Oregon
By owner poultry ranch, close In.
good buildings. Call at 2376 State St
20 A. 4 mi. from Ladd ft Bush bank.
3 A. timber. 2 A. boaxtng walnuts. 1
A. logans, family orchard, farm bldgs.,
water piped to house, electric lights.
running water, szooo,
5 A. 214 ml. from L, ft B. bank, dark
solL welL orchard, 1 A. raspberries.
35 bearing filberts, farm bldgs., elec
tric lights, $1750.
40 A. hi mi. from Monitor, wonderful
soiL fair farm bldgs., 12 cows, tractor,
2 horses, new mower, 1-3 growing crop
s i uuu.
Meivln Johnson. 275 State Street
SPECIAL. HOME BARGAINS:
$1200. Will buy a good late built mod
ern 4 room home with two bed
rooms, oak floor, built in kitchen,
nook, fireplace, full cement base
ment, furnace, located at 550
Rosemont St, West Salem. $100
cash, bal. $15 per mo. to Include
Int. at 6.
$1050. Five room home with full ce
ment basement garage, paved St.,
large attic $50 down, $12 per mo,
to Include int. at 6, located at
170 N. 23d St
$2600. Will buy a late modern six room
home In N. Salem, hollow tile con
struction, paved St., N. front-hard
wood floors, $50 down, $25
mo.
$1300. Five room plastered bungalow
witn garage, located at 1273 Third
St West Salem, $50 down, $12.(0
Der mo.
$2730. Good modern five room home
with large attic, shade trees, base
ment furnace, fireplace, combin
ation wood and gas range, double
garage, located at 274 N. 20th St
$300 down, bal. bonus loan, pay
able $20 per mo.
$4500. One of the best buys In town.
rvjiw modern seven room home,
never been occupied, first class
construction, near bus and school,
nice district, located at 15S0 N.
l'ith St $1000 down, baL easy
terms.
FOR BARGAINS. SEE
W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO..
REALTORS
134 a Liberty St TeL 6468.
Two large fine view orchard lots
for sale, 60x132 feet each. Opposite
Leslie brick school on Oxford street
Don't build until you see these lots.
Priced right Easy terms. Phone own
er. 8854.
A sightly 7-room semi-modern home.
i basement, fireplace, beautiful grounds
lii.i ictsL. largs iruiu nut ireva,
..iv,. ..,i v...
,fsT. ctwi, e iwch, i.i-ai J ua.
lor high and two grammar schools,
nice view, paved street Only $3250,
terms. Owner, 765 Rural Avenue. TeL
Beautiful close-in view acre trees.
city water, etc. Snap. Phone 5154.
HOME BARGAIN:
Good five room, modern home, lo-
i cated in east Salem, shade trees, paved
au, nas cement casement, rurnace, rire
place, double garage, large attic. Price
$2750. $2250 soldier loan balance in
osiou. szzsv eoiQier loan balance in
cash. IF YOU WANT A GOOD BUY
INVESTIGATE THIS ' PROPERTY.
Sea W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO
REALTORS -
l.t s. iierty St. TeL 6448.
POLLY AND HER
AH
"'HP 1 1 viSV I I(fcUR rU-PlMCHlM -v, J VT&JT CATTLE VShjhAJh
1 5
1 8-A. bottom land. 1H A. culti
vated, baL- timber. Will Uka ear as
part payment. I ml. norta-of Boaklns.
Lawrence Cave, Hoskina, Ore.
SUBURBAN HOME BAROAIN:
13 acre borne nearly all In bearing
fruit, good six room plastered bouse
barn, chicken bouse, electricity, good
location, near school and -store, only 4
miles out. Price 11760.. terms. A
REAL BUT.
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty SC TeL (4(3.
EXCHANGE -Real Estate
WANTED
Business prooerty in or nur Ih
Angeles, Calif., in xchange for build-
ALSO: Good wheat farm In Canatt
for stocked and - equipped farm near
Mtern.
CHILDS MILLER, REALTORS
344 State Street - TeL 78.
- 80 A. between Seattle and Tacoma,
fine soli, creek. $4008. Want Salem
prop, os acreage. .
SO A. 12 miles N. 20 cult, small
bouse, new barn, spring, 200 cds. wood.
a J. JACKSON, 341 State St
2 A. on. highway, R. and bath,
pantry, etc.. water, barn. shed, fruit h
ben bouse, fruit trees, i A. fenced pas
ture, cow, hens, wood. Turn, for larger
place, owner's only O. K. Ames, R 1,
pot z. iavron, ire.
FOR SALE FARMS
saw s isasas ss m m - ,LI-rr-,-iru-trLL
10$ acre highly Improved farm. 85
acres In cultivation, balance timber
and pasture. Running water, very best
of buildings, modern, will sacrifice at
rfuuu.su. some terms. See Vick at:
W. H. GRABENHORST CO
REALTORS 134 South Liberty Street TeL 488.
DANDY BUY
63-Acrea 45-acrea in cron. ftnnil
R house, barn, etc Irrigation right for
30 acres. Stock, equipment and crop
ui i or auvv casn or tase a good house
as part.
UOOU SUBURBAN HIT T
$U acres. All In bearing croo. Dan.
fly 6-R triastered house. Barn. etc.
Tractor and toola Everything for $4,-
&uv..jiose in. uive terms.
JAS. D. SEARS. REALTOR
13 fouth High Street
ACREAGE
VTW. ACRES
$l6o0. Small house, chicken house, gar
age, good land, $50 down, $15 per
mo.
$zooo. Five acres with three room
house, garage, all In bearing fruit.
located 3H miles out on main Pa
ciflc highway, only $100 down
oal. f jv ner mo.
$1500. Five acres with shack and barn
good land, located on the Garden
road, east of Salem about one mile
from city limit a $25 down, $10
per mo., no Interest for two yra
KOK HAKuAINs, SEB
W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO.,
REALTORS
134 South Liberty Street TeL $468.
tine of the best hop yards In the val
ley: 117 A. with 42 A. In hops, good
Didg. Let me teu ymi about this.
HC. SHIELDS
Oregon Bide. Tel. 8902.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Responsible family wants country
home here to be paid for as they con
vert other property Into cash or will
pay in part or full now with property
in Calif.. Minn.. N. Dak.. Eugene or
Portland. Also $1000 first T. D. What
have you convenient to school 7 Box
227, Stntesrosn.
Business Opportunities
- - - i i -1 nju"ruuijLr
Cafe for rent 897 N. Com'L
RESTAURANT FOR SALE
Good restaurant well located, priced
rignc ar.iv-
W, H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
MONEY TO LOAN
PfcRSOKAX. LOANS
MADE on furniture, cars, salaries
or other good security. Repayable
monthly, when la rtnaadsj need see
us before dosing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Blfig. Pnese ISSI
PERSONAL INSTALLMENT LOANS
STATE LOAN COMPANY
212 Oregon Building. 2nd Floor
Office hrs. 10:00 A. M. to 6 :30 P. M.
Telephone 7783. State license No
S-1SS.
Borrow on personal property; repay
in monthly Installments. wii.i.sm.
1 ETTE LOAN CO SUte lie. S-160. 80s
Guardian Bldg: Tel. 387T.
MONETlLOANro
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Yea keep the eat -P.
A, EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
seione 4732 8 i fW
LOANS WANTED
We bare first mortgage loans yield
ing 7 Interest payable swrai-annual-
ly. city and isrm proporty.
CHILDS ft MILLER. Mtge. Loans
344 Stste Street Tel. 6708.
Livbsiuutv ana ruuiiiiti
Cow for sale, grade Jersey, fresh
Julv 17. Salisbury's, 3 ml. S. E. of
Turner on Tnmer-Marion road.
FOR SALE-WOOD
GUARANTEED DRY wood ooe)
yt iiuis ei h,i w-a a
o
Ash, fir and oak. TeL 1648. .
Dry wood. I 00. TeL US.
Phone Tracy's, 3386 for dry wood
1
vet your wooa now iu gu suu
""
LrUST APiU fUUIMU
I uar jersey neiier. unaerpu in
left ear. A. T. Savage. SUverton. Ore.
I FOUND Wool auto robe at Tay
I Iaib nrlmmlnr hsrh fkwner call for
same and nay ror act
PALS
Sit reward for- Information leading
to the recovery of . my . lam black
and tan bound. White oa chest and
feet Lost Feb, 17th. J. Waiter creigh-
ton. Rhododendron, Ore. .
LOST 2 ten dollar bills Friday
Tel. 4941 Reward
FOR SALE USED CARS
CHEVROLET GIVES MORE
MCKAY'S USED CARS
"27 Pontlae Coupe $ 05.00
30 Chev. Pickup
275.00
325.00
385.00
395.00
395.00
435.00
495.00
29 Nash Sedan .
31 Cher. Coupe
30 Stud Sedan , ,, ,
'30 Oakland Sedan ,
'20 Buick Master Sedan
li Chev. ' Coupe 7000 mi.
Several Ford and Chevrolet trucks
from $75.00 to $525.
t air Trades Liberal Terms
Open Evenings and Sundays
McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
333 Center TeL 3189 430 N. Com'L
CHEVROLET GIVES . MORE
$495 '32 Chev. Cpe. wHh 8000 miles
lie -jo Buick Bpt. Roadster
$233 '28 Buick Brougham
$235 '38 Buick Country Club Coupe
BORREGO'S-
240 No. Lib. TeL 3638
BARGAINS IN
Used Trucks
1929-Chev. truck and semi trailer
1931-Ford truck, duals
1931-Cher. truck, duals '
1912-1 ton O. M. C. duals
These are all good values. We have
some Jobs available. See Tom Wood
WOOD-WH EATON MOTOR CO. INC.
840 Chemeketa Tel. 9388.
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
USED CARS -
1927 Ford Coupe I
1928 Ford Tudor - ;
1925 Ford Tudor -
60.00
70.00
45.00
3s.00
35.00
50.00
75.00
1926 Ford Roadster
1923 Essex 4 Touring .
1926 Dodge Delivery ...
1927 Pontiac Delivery
1924 Franklin Sedan
1926 Cleveland Sedan .
95.00
95.00
65.00
1927 Chevrolet Truck
1929 Ford Truck. 4 speed trana,
dual tires 225.00 I
We have a good light trailer .... 12.50
Marlon and Liberty Tel. 7910
7Q ! n I
Open Evenings and Sundays.
RECONDITIONED
AS NEEDED NEW LICENSE
'30 HUDSON 8 TOURING SE
DAN. 2 fender wells. Trunk.
seats cut for bed $550
'iff UUJtK HTL. BIX. UOUFK.
New Duco paint. Good condi
tion mechanically 495
'30 PONTIAC 6 4-Dr. SEDAN 375
'26 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN .. 165
26 STUDS LIGHT SIX SEDAN 165
"26 DODGE Screen Delivery 95
statem:otor8. inc.
Hudson and Studebaker
High and Chemeketa
Open Evenings and Sundays
Open Nlehts snd Sundava
MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE .OR TRADE Cheap,
1929 H. D. Motorcycle and sidecar.
John Miller, 160 N. College St, Mon
mouth.
General Markets
PRODUCB SXCHAKOE
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 22. (XT)
Produce exebance, set prices. Butter
Estras 24c, standards 23c, prime firttt
!Jc, first ate. .! iTeta extras
:2c, fresh mediums 20c.
Portland Produce 1
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 22. (API
nutter mats, extras zse. ftanoaras
25e.
Butterfst Portland deli vary: A xrads
24-25e pessd; farmers' doer delivery 22
28c pound. Sweat ereaas 5s kigher.
Jfigga racUia foaltry producers !!
inr prtee: Urersixs 24e. extras 22c. mix
d celors 20c medisms ' 20 eosaa. pel
Ipta 16c tsuyinc price by wSole&alers:
Fresh carrent receipts 56 pounds and
up is-18c dosen.
Cheese as seere Ore (ton triplets.
12 He. loaf 13 He pound. Brokers will
pay He below quotations.
Milk Contract price. 4 per cent.
Portland delivery $1.70 cwt; B grade
cream 37 Ha pound.
Country masts Selling price te re
tailer ; Country-killed kegs, best butch
ers, ender 150 pounds, 7-7 He. Vealers,
70 to 10Q pounds, 7 H -8c. Spring lambs
10H-lle: yearlings 4-5c. Heavy ewe. 2
8c. Mediums cows 5e pound; causer cows
2H-3c. Balls 4H-5c pound.
Mohair Buying price: 1933 cup, le
pound.
Cssears bark Buying price: 1933
peel, e pound.
Hoea Kominal. .1933. 60-3le pouns.
Live poultry Portland delivery : Buy
ing prlees. Weary hens, colored 4H to
5 pounds, 10c, do 5H pounds up, 10e;
hens over 3H pounds, Se; under 8H
noundt. 8 pound. Broilars IVl pounds.
lie. Oolerod apriaga, 2 pounds 13e. Boast
ers, over 8H nounds. 14. Boosters Se
psuaa. Oscks, Fekins, broilars is-iss
peesd: eld ducks. Pskias. 10s ponad. de
colored. 10s poena.
OTrioas Helling pries te retailers
Ore r on. 81.25-1.85 cestui.
haw onions California Bermuda
$1.25, S0 pounds crsto; now red, $1.35
cental.
Petatoe LoeaL $2 : Dasehatea Gems
$2.8S cental, do Bakers $3; Yskims
Gm 82.75.
Saw potatoes Local white end red
82.
Btrswserries new uregoas i.w per
erate.
Wool 1083 elip. aomlasl: Wlllsm-
etta vslley 2 3-2 5o Bound: eastern Ors-
mm 1 1.91 . iim.4 uatkM. liiallA IS.
i-. . . , ,
nay buying price iron proaucar
Alfalfa. No. 1, new crop 310-18: clover.
No. 2. $14: eastern Oregon timothy 816:
osts end vetch Vl ton.
I Trio Finer, SI 00 EaeH
, -a m w
ror Illegal rishing
WOODBURN, July 22 Lew
is Q. McEwen, his brother Chas.
D. McEwen, Howard C. Swartout
and Harry Kennedy were all
hronrht Into 1n.tice eonrt here
i ri-. .iri 4 m-i
I , 4 1 J
picas Ui ruuij to a cusrgs ui uj-
namltlnw f1h In the, Ahlnna rlv-
I er. They were fined SI 00 each and
being unable te pay. were taken
i . , v- tv- will
to e county Jail Where they WUI
reside the next 50 days, or nntil
their fines paid at the rate of
$2 a day.
At the End
MIL S DOES
REUSE, ess
: NEW YORX Jaly 21 (AP)"
Following; the rnthleaa- batteriat;
ot the past three days, stock to
day recovered . eozne ot their j
losses and at the final cone many
leading issues showed adT&nces '
of fractions to 4 points.
On enormous. volume for a Sat- i
orday session 4,224,070 shares j
the Associated Presa-Staadagd
statisticts arerage ot 90 selected,
stocks rose halt a point to 77.1.
Stocks which . registered - ad
vances, ot from 1 to 4, Included
U. S. Steel preferred, Youngs
town Sheet, Unloa Carbide. Da
Pant. General Motors, National
Biscuit, International Harvester.
Texas Corporation, Baltimore it
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Canadian
Pacific, North American, Owoos
Illinois, Commercial Solvents,
Southern Railway, Standard
Brands, Celaaeee, Illinois Central
and Johns-Manville. National Dis
tillers and American Commercial
Alcohol advanced around a point.
Trading in Wool
Starts Slow but
Picks Up Later
woiw.i, wuijr . Uir,
( U. S. Dept. Agr.) Trading in
wo(1i .tarter! nut Trv slowlv thbi
rTA T.-l ea a a rev
" ' "
week but picked up after the first
few days when sereral mills re
newed buying. Moderate buying
was fairly well distributed over
the various grades of fleece and
territory wools, while average
combing 6 Is and finer territory
wools predominated. A few price
advances were realized in the
middle of the week. During the
past two days the advancing ten
dency was halted as a result of
caution arising from unsettled
conditions in several commodity
markets.
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, S1-30 per
hundred.
Surplus f 1.23.
(Ill Ik based ea semimonthly
euttarfat svarsge.) 4
Distributor price 91.70
Botterfat Top 22-23C,
priuU 23 He, cubes 27 4c
Prises said te growers ky Salem ksyert
Jaly 22
The Dfiees hetew. as1is et s Iseei
greyer, are indicative r the Sally market
Cat sre eoe guars 4 br The guteaasael
nun aao vKoaraaitsa
String beans, lb ... ,.. ,,
Asparagus, local, dot. No. 2
.03
.00
Cabbage, lb.
.01 H
Oreen peppers. The Dallas, lb. . , ,
.10
.03
Peas, coast. lb. 02H te
Onions, dos. basches
.15
Potatoes, local
.1.50 te 1.75
i.se
.65
2.00
.or
.45
Sweet potato, erst
Lettuce, local
Onions, Calif., cwt.
Rhnbirb. local -
Celery, dot.
Apples, Transparent 1.00
Oranges, Valencia, fancy 2.00 te 3.75
Place pack 1.40 to 2.00
Peeti, local, dot. , .2i)
Turnips, local, crate - .20
Carrots, local, dot. , , .20
Spinach, local, erst
. .25 to .00
.05
Ba-nan. lb. ea stock
Hands
0$H
Uostard greens
.DO
Cue-mbers, hothouse -.
Cantaloupes, crate ,
.80 te .50
.2.23 to 3.75
6.00
1.00
3.25
1.00
, no
.85
.02
.1.90 to 2.25
2.00
uemoss ,,
Limes. - fresh
A vac ados, erate
Squash. Italian, crate
Summer, crate
Aprtcota, crat
Watermeloas. retail .
Tomatoes, hothous
Texas
Raspberries '
.1.2i to 1.50
l.oo
Blackcaps
Cerrsnts
Loganberries
Cherries, lb.
Peaches, local
Tooacberziaa. crat
Corn. The Dallea. dot.
Apricots. The Dalle
Eff plsnt, erate
BOFS
Top. 1032.
lb.
J7
EOGB
laying Prices
Extraa ....
.10
.IS
a?
j4
ao
.00
JOB
Ctandardt
Mediums
POULT!
Old roosters .
Colored hens
Mediums kens
MxM best.
Broilars
.18 to
.15
ttXAT
Iambs, top
5.25
Uogt, top
6.15
4.00
.04 H to .05
I -
.02 H te
.03 H to
.02 H te
Heifers
.04
.03
Bulls
Dressed veal, top.
.06 H
Dressed hers
.07
GSUUX Asm BAY
Whest, western red
.70
White. No. 1
... .70
.24.00
-23.00
Barley, top, toe
vata, ton
Hay. bsytat prises
Oats sad vetch, tea
Alfalfa, valley 1st cut
.14.00
.15.00
.14.00
Clover aay
WOOL
Medium
.23
I
Ceene
.23
Mohsir
I ffreB r.
Dry. .
.10
CAgCAkA BASlt
J01
.08
of His Hope
0O tn 1 45
.05
.08
lb. . , .05
1.00 to 1.10
.20
-Z .72 H
1.25
HOW
THE last part ot Jaly and daring
- August is the proper time to
plant or to move perennial pop
pies. It Is also
the proper time
to plant the
seeds . of the
perennial pop
plea for next
year's bloom.
While yoa are
about it, yon
might as well
try some, of the
newer varieties,
or at least
some that are
different from
those yon have
been growing for the past several
seasons. Trer, is nothing like
something new or different to
spar a waning Interest.
Have yon tried the new cerise-
rose Orientate Poppy? It is very
large, and bears . the charming
name of Cherry Pink. Then
there is the glossy white poppy.
boldly marked with maroon blot
ches. Have yon tried that? Both
are interesting flowers. There is
also a new giant strain ot the Nu
dicaale or Iceland poppy. This
cemes in delightful - maixe or
straw colore which are rather un
usual and particularly good as
something a little different. This
also comes la pink, yellow, in
orange, scarlet and in white.
The last ot July and the first
part of August are very busy days
for the gardener who desires to
insure a neat and charming au
tumn garden. He must continue
to stake and tie up his autumn
asters, his dahlias and his chrys
anthemums. The "mums" must
be fed once a week until flower
buds appear. Both amonium ni
trate and a balanced fertilizer put
out by one of Salem's own pack
ing plants are very good. By the
way, this latter fertilizer I have
found to be unusually good for a
number of things and remember,
it is a home product, I do not
believe in using home products it
flEV. EPPERMONOAY
MT. ANGEL, July 22. Rev.
Frowin Epper of St. Benedict's
abbey, died at St. Vincent's hos
pital, Portland, at 11 p. m., July
zu. ramer Frowin was born in
Switzerland, November 13, 1865.
He came to Mt. Angel and joined
the benedictines in March, 188S.
On September 14, 1894 he was or
dained to the priesthood.
In 1897 he became pastor of St.
Mary's chnrch in ML AngeL In
the years following he was suc
cessively rector of Mt. Angel col
lege, pastor of St. Joseph's par
ish, Portland; principal of the
Christie Indian school, Vancouver
island. 1911-1916, and later once
more pastor at St. Joseph's. The
last few years he was professor
at Mt. Angel college.
Father Frowin had been suffer
ing from cancer of the hip- bone
for over a year. From September I
of 1932 to February, 1933, he
was at the Mercy hospital at San
Diego. Cal., from where he "was
transferred to St. Vincent's in
Portland.
Funeral services will be held
from the abbey chapel here; Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock.
FINDS HUMAN SKELETON
SCIO, July 22 Bones of a
human skeleton were unearthed
by John Silbernagel on his farm
near Jordan recently while exca
vating in his garden. The bones
were about two feet below the
surface. The teeth were in the law
bones, none appeared to be miss
ing, and all were in a good state
of preservation.
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for the
County of Marlon, as Administra
tor of the estate of Martha A.
Clymer. deceased, and that he
has duly qualified as such admin
istrator; all persona having
claims against the estate ot said
decedent are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified,
to me, at the office ot Ronald C
Glover, my attorney, 205 Oregon
Building, Salem, Marlon County,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
9th day of July. 1933.
CARL H. CLYMER.
Administrator of the Estate of
Martha A. Clymer. Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Administrator.
Salem, Oregon.
J. 9-16-23-30, A.
;. i
A ? i
ume auasssi
HI
DOES YOUR
GARDEN GROW?
they are inferior 1at if they prove ,
as good as X have found this one
to ha I do believe tn giving It the
preference. .
When your perennial -phlox
have finished their blossoming,
cut them to the ground and gira
them some pulverised sheep man
ure, easily purchaseabto at store
which carry commercial fertilizers
and at seed stores.
Onee a week, feedings of liquid
manure will pep up your roses for
their autumn blooming season.
In order to keep your water
lilies blooming until frost, give
them a liberal feeding (bat not
too liberal) of bonemeal now. Do
not Jast throw the bonemeal on
tire surface ot the pond, but mix
it with a little water until it forma
a solid, damp mass, then poor
this into your pond near the Illy
roots. The damp bonemear will
sink. If yon put it in the pond
in a dry form, it is apt to float .
about and discolor the water of
the pool.
An aster grower Informs me
that annual asters are often over
watered and that this causes the
destructive stem rot, - If root
aphis bothers your aster plants,
work powdered tobacco stems or
nicotine dust Into the soil near
the roots. By fhe way, this ia al
so an effective method ot control
ling many ot the root evils in the
form of pests. I hare found ni
cotine dust around plants will
discourage slugs, and I am told,
it will also discourage earwigs.
Fortunately. I have not been suf
ficiently bothered with earwigs
to test it out on them in particu
lar. Perhaps my use of nicotine
dust about the premises for other
purposes, has kept the earwigs
from invading.' I hope their ab
sence is permanent.
If you have any small evergreen
planted in early spring, keep
them well mulched at this saeeon,
and an occasional good soaking
Isn t out of tbe way either but
avoid sprinkling
Bass Starts Work
On New Barn; Will
Build House Later
SHELBURN", July 22 Friends
of Ella Davenport and Barton
Sledge are glad to bear of their
recent marriage. He Is a brother
of Mrs. Liska and Mrs. Bates of
Shelburn community. They are
spending their honeymoon In Cal-
1 ifornia.
Sam Baas has the material on
the ground for a new barn. He
contemplates building a new house
next summer.
Chas. Bates who recently suf
fered a paralytic stroke is able to
be np part of the time.
V. A. Ewlng. who has been con
fined to his home for a month
with bronchial pneumonia is now
able to see after farm interests.
CATCHES HAND IX WRINGER
DAYTON. July 22 Mrs. D. D.
Warnock, 77. of the Pleasantdale
neighborhood while washing Tues
day suffered a crushed hand when
she accidentally ran it into an
electric wringer. Her right hand
was too weak to work the auto
matic release because of being
broken in the wrist last winter
when she fell.
YTSIT MRS. ROBBINS
LIBERTY, July 22 Mrs. Dora
Schoolcraft and son Glen ot For
est Grove are visiting Mrs. Anna
Bobbins. Mrs. Schoolcraft and
Mrs. Bobbins are sisters. A bro
ther, W. A. Suster of Portland.
also spent several days visiting at
the Robblns home.
O -r O
Church Notes
O O
c-bvati SATIUT
Cigh and Ferry streets. W. Earl Coch
s, pastor. Church school. 0:40 s. ns..
Mra. TV. A. "Bartus, superintesdast.
Preaching services, 10:50 a. as. sad 0
p. m. Special music by chorus choir. Dr.
William u. fverson will speak fceth aurs
ing and STeniag. Two B. T. P. U.'s meet
at 7 p. m. This week, praysr meeting
at 7:45 Wednesday night. Choir rehesr-
ssl. ibursday, 7:o p. m.
ixaiis mmoux
South Commercial sad Myers streete.
S. Dsrlow Johnson, psstor, 848 Esst
Myers street, phene 0687. Church school.'
0:45 a. ss V. it. Racket, sanrinte dent.
Morning worship. 11 s. m.; amthem, I
Will Sing of Thy Power." (Baines). Sev
an by the paster. Ta Murderer s
Guilt."- Combined evening service st 8
'clock, the Ieag.es end the psstor coop
erating. ' Mid ' week prayer and study
hear, Tbsreday, 7:30 p. m Leslie hslL
tCUBAl EVAHGEXICAI,
John J. Endin, pastor. Saaday school
10 s. m. Morninc werthip 11 s. m. : sub
ject "The Victorious LiU."
xosedalb ranurDs
Mile Clifton Ros, psstor. Suaday
school 10 a. as. T. D. Ttiek, superiat-w-dent.
MoraiBg worship, 11 s. Ss. Specisl
msair; message by the psstor, "A Pare
Heligio-. Bohviae prayer circle. S:45
p. m. Christina Endeavor, T p. sa dis
russioa led by Virgil Trick. Skit "Twin
Rocks RchoeV will be presented st 7:45
by members of the society. Evening praUo
at p. m.: messr. Ths BihlsTs Only
Sarmoai Outline." Xe VIM study Friday.
.
By CLIFF STERRETT