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AUTO BRAKES
Mike
fMf the
brake And shimmy
doctor.
27 WW
nth Commeirmiswrt.
BRUSHES
Fuller- Brush Maw. 1483 P rtwrt.
CATERING
TtwrtOrarr; the cat-rer. "Ph. CTH.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 44SO. R. Nortftrteaa.
' qHiROPRACTORS
DR. a- I SCOTT, PSC. Chiropractor.
356 N, High. Tet Res. 8572.
N- FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouaneta Ton
ral wwathL decoration. C F. Breit- I
baopt. Hot tat. 677 Court, Tea 6904.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lutl Flor
et, mm MiirM. rei.
GLASS
Auto and window glass mirrora TeL
81 OK, Walter J. Downs. 880 Breya
INSURANCE
BT5CKE
1SJ N. High
HENDRICKS
Tei 49471
COFFEY-gMITH. rent ina Tel. 8633.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LATJrTDRT
THK "WE1DER LAUNDRY
583 a High . Tel. 9128-1
- CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
TilcDhoe till lis 4 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Siiarpened. repaired and traded. HAR
RY W. S7QTT. The Cycle Man".
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home. Cot-
tun mattress. 50 lb. $8.00. Renovators
and fumigators. Rugs cleaned. Capitol
Bedding Co. TeL 40. 3039 J. capnot.
New mattress made to order, old re
made; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rug Mat
tress Factory. . Jta at wirour. xeu
8441. Otto F. Zwlcker. Ett191L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing.
machines, sheet musis ana piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
end sewing macbines.433 State btreet.
MEDICINE
Charlie Chan
Chinese Medicine Co. 122 N- ComT.
EL over Salem Hardware. Wa hare
all kinds of herbs for male and fe
male disorders, kidney. Madder, stom
ach, every sickness.- Satisfied Salem
patients will testify. Consultation free.
Hours 9-8. Sun. 9-13.
When Others Fail
Nature's herbs for every I1L Bv ft
Low. noted Chinese herbalist 473 &
Commercial Street Salem. Oregon.
Established since 1918 sin Oakland.
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
8758. Hours 9 to 8. Sua. 19 to 13 M.
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday, 19 :39 a. ta.
to 4:39 p. m. 14 W. Cornmergnii:
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
Steel. Snan. Guitar. MandoUow A be
ginner's club every Sst 2:30. Enjoy
able. educaUonaL resulta P. Meisinger.
6 Statesman St TeL Tl 88.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint A- Rooflnr. 474 Ferry,
PRINTING
letit. nmarrumm. hooka or any kind of
printing. callThe Statesman Printing
Department. .215 R ConunerclaL, Tele-
- Phor
e 9101.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE A HENDRICKS, Tet 494T.
w it r?T? i TrwvTTORST A CO.
134 a Liberty St TeL 6468.
SOCOLOFSKT SON
804-5 First Nsfl. Bit. Bldg. Tel.
7807.
STOVES
8TOVES and stove repairing. Stove
fnr mmtm v.K.ill anil rnnalred. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, hop baskets, hooks, logan hooka.
Salem Fenoa and Stove Works, 268
Chemeketa. Tel. 4774. R. B. Fleming.
SHOE REPAIRING
Low prices. Good work. 989 8. Com'L
TRANSFER
FOR local or
distant transfer storage,
mer Transfer Co, Trucks
call 8131, Larmer
to roraana oauy.
CAPITAI CITY Transfer Co. 226
State St TeL 777$. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty.
Oet our rates. -
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS Adding Men. : sold,
rented, repaired. ' Underwood Agents.
Cooke A Short 619 Court TeL 6584.
WELI DRILLINCr
R. A. West $ years experience, RFD
7. Bo 203 B. TeL llOFSV
LEAVE FOR HOME '
DaLULS, Aag. 28. Mrs. C. E.
Shepard and her two HtUagMs,
8ealwra" and "'Royallco letr., tor
Log Ad teles Friday. Mrs. Shepard
baa, been-.Tlsitlnf her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fountain, and her
brother. Leroy. of RoBto ; 2
Dallas. Mr. ;L. B. Fountain ae
companlad her .daughter as far
as Fellows, Cal., where sbo has
teen called to her son's home, E.
C. Fountain.
Statesman
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tional advertising. " It far
ther reserves tba right to'
elasaify all adverlJaiag an
da? tba -proper classifica
tion. HELP WANTED MALE
- - -1 - - --- -1 1- inn rut
Wanted Diet, tor product with Nat.
reputation, repeats every twenty days.
Small 'amount at cash and car neces
sary. .Box X7. cars Statesman.
Wood cutters, for old lir. BUrar
Falls. John Mack, Sublimity, Ore.
HELP W ANTEUC FEM ALE
Experienced working housekeeper
without incumbrance. Write refer
ences, age, experience. Box 281,
Statesman.
Woman for housework and cars of
baby. Tel. 194F13.
SITUATIONS WAN7TED
WANTED Brick, tile or fireplace
work. TeL 9449. 144 I. Front St.
Refined girl needs work.
clerking.
some typing. TeL 4 388.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers lOe a bundle. Statesman
office.
Saw gumming aad sharpening
mile E. Four Corners. TeL' 4280.
Gravensteia apples 2494 N. Front.
Canning peaches. Slapples now , on.
Orchard, prices. Puritan Cider Works,
West Salem.
Canning Peaches Now ready at
Waconda Corners and Mission Bottom
Orchard.' Britt Aspinwall.
Goad ' Crawford canning peacbea
Elmer Roth's Service Station, 21st and
-Market St.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hair cut 2 Sc. Joe'a Barber Shop, 154
South Church street
We pick up dead, worthless horses,
cows, sheep. TeL 4889.
Expert halrcutting, 20c and 15c 893
a Winter.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms, TeL 8678. 895 Court St
Rooms. Tel. 8723. 725 Court
Steam heated! well furnished sleep
ing reeme. Private. home. 3 blocks from
statehouse. First floor room, private
bath and sitting room. Second floor
room, fireplace and connecting bath.
Use of sleeping porch. 495 N. Sum
mer St
ROOM AND BOARD
Room, board, for men. TeL 6789.
Board, room. Near P. O. 6482.
j pgr. RENTAPARTMENTS
Ttoftnn anartmants. downtown dis
trict, cool, clean, comfortable, private
natn. very reaaonM. v . -
Book Store.
Apt $10 4 $12. 897 N. ComX
ssasajssssassassassasss e m as m wm saw
Nice turn, apt 690 Union.
'8 rm. turn, apt TeL 5825.
Furn. 2 r. apt 2281 HascL TeL 7664.
FOR RENT HOUSES
nr . -y . n
Houses. Damon. 897 N.
Com'L
4-room house, 2166 aiyrue. ow own
er, Kt i, x hi. .
sss909jsaao4timi
Six room bouse, with small base
ment located at 1080 Fir St, $J0 per
Ufa " ' Sb ,
KH W. TL GRABENHQRST CO.
124 South Liberty Street
1980 West Nob Hill, ooy
iriwtHeu 88.00: 1940 South High,
.. iiif'fanih ranital. 810.00
1830 N. 17th. $39.00; 545 N. 18th, $20.
P. H, BELL, 23 uregon ma.
, . TeL 8902
ifxnn.nrt.rrYrMr.-inrri i " - - - -
Furnished house. Inquire 1593 -Court.
Modern house, $20. 1446 Broadway.
mi '""f
I . Furn. and n,n,fuV. Dra., ajT
Forkner, 1619 N. Cottage. TeL 86L
FOR RENT Good T room house.
All newly kaiaomlned. trgwalnut
Sea On bus line. See Mrs. Cad wall.
Statesman office. -
Modern bouse. 960 N. 16th St.
TF.if at as tv renter tour room
house, garage. Close In. Adults only.
Call 368 W. Liberty Bt
FOR RENT
i FOR tSAXJS .
- 4 year lease and complete stock aad
equipment of 124 acre' farm, price
81000.00. 1-3 crop rent. ...
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
844 8tate 8t. - Phone 6768
nmmmmmmmm
I.AJsm KOR KENTt
; Bed HU1 soil, no buildings, will rent
on shares. One tract 69 acres, another
SKB H. GRIBTOIHORST CXX
134 8. Liberty Street
WANTED TO RENT
"BE3PONSIBLB family want rear
lease, with right t hoy, smalL close-
in Salem farm with good home. Ad
dress 411 Stock Kxca, xudg
FOR SALE .Real Estait
SPECIAL BUYS IN SALEM HOMES
Attractive 1 mnm. laM.nj
with plumbing, electrie lights, wood-
snea. corner tot, one street paved.
Price only $(50. -
t room house In North Salem near
Summer St. Price only 3650, easy
terma
i North 16th Street house of 4 noma,
large lot, paved street. Price 81999.
Large corner lot 91x198 ft, room
comfortable house, double -garage, tm
mediate possession. . Price only $880.
Nest 5 room plastered house nearly
completed. Worth 12000. Will con
alder reasonable offer.
i NOW Is the time to buy while prices
are low. SEE
CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors
244 State St. - Phone 8798
A sightly 7-room semi-modern horns,
basement, fireplace, beautiful grounds
120x132 feet, large' fruit, irot treea,
grspe arbor, garden, garaaa.'Near jun
ior, high and two grammar schools,
nice view, paved street. Only 422SA,
erms. Owner, 7 CS Rural Avenue. TeL
884. -
-89 a. on paved road, good soil, fair
farm ttidga, -good family orchard.' all
cleared, stocked and equipped, 83509.
$700 down.
110 a., 14 miles from Salem, dark
rich sou. good farm bldga, fenced, fine
grain and clover land, 80 per a.
, 240 a., 30 rnL from Salem, fenced
with woven wire, famHy orchard, fair
farm bldga, 5600 cords of -wood, 80
a. in cultivation, $25 per a.
; 5 a. 2 mL east of Salem, small house,
other bldga,, fruit, good soil, well,
$1575. - .
MELVTN JOHNSON, 275 State St
SUBURBAN HOME
2 acres. 4 room house, garage, wood
shed, electrie lights, drove weU, coops
for 300 hens. Price $1200, cash $25,
bat $12 per mo. and interest 8.
CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors
844 State St . Phone 6703
$2590 cash and some trade for stock
groceries or general merchandise.
Dandy 10 acres, 8 room house, good
buildings, living stream water. Worth
13600, for quick sale $1700.
Have mnay calls for houses, fur
nished and unfurnished. Also cash
buyera
E. E. BATXTXGER
827 Court TeL 8017
Have sold others for cash. Might
sell yours. Listings solicited.
21 ACRES, five miles from Salem.
A-l land, running- water, timber for
own use, electric lights. A fine all
around place. A real bargain at
$3000.00. Terma
5 ROOM bungalow, near Capitol St
$1000.00. Very easy terms.
109 ACRES of choice Willamette
silt loam, in very good location. T
room house, large barn, water system.
Let us show you this place. The crop
on ft speaks for itself. Price $76.00
per acre. Terms.
STRICTLY modern five room bun
galow, fine location, paved streets
paid. Can be bought at $2000.00. You
will be more than pleased when you
see this beautiful home.
J. F. ULRICH CO.
325 State Street TeL 8872
Completely furnished Devil's Lake
cottage accommodating 8. Shower,
fireplace, garage, 2 lots. Inspection
Labor Day week end. Cash or terms.
TeL 4857.
A SUBURBAN SNAP
6-A. 4-A. cult. 1-A. timber. Fam
ily orchard, some berries; good welL
5-R. house, electric lights, good road,
3 miles out Price reduced to $1692.00;
$550 down.
RANCH TRADES
12-acres. fruit berries, grapes, all
Cult 5-R. house, electric lights, barn.
garage and poultry house. Wants
clear house in Salem, or sell on terms.
A GOOD - DAIRY RANCH
100-acres, 60-A. cult. baL timber
and pasture. Running water, 7-R.
house, dairy barn and milk houi
price reduced to $69 per A, give terma
10 good cows go with place if sold
this week. A dandy buy. SEE
J AS. W. SEARS, REALTOR
132 South High
8 1 APT 4 room plastered house with
basement and furnace, garage, located
northeast Salem. Price $1200 for im
mediate sale. $120 cash, baL $15 per
mo. A REAL BUY.
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 a Liberty Street
SNAP
Good new modern seven room home.
trie bath and drain board, oak floors,
fireplace, good deep basement, fur
nace, double .garage, cor. lot. near bus
and school. located at 1680 N. 19th St
EXTRA GOOD CONSTRUCrTTON.
Price $4500. $1000 down, baL easy
terms IMMEDiATo POSSESSION.
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
A WONDERFUL BUT
Four room plastered home, late
construction, oak floor, fireplace, full
cement; basement furnace, laundry
trays, only 3120 down. baL 115 per
mo. located in Klngwood Park, West
Salem. Price $1200. for IMMEDIATE
SALE.
SEE W. R. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Clear property to trade for modern
i rm. house in Salem, to $3,000.
H. C SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902.
160 ACRE RANCH
To exchange for city property, price
$50 per acre, located ten miles south.
OC. iS W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 South Liberty Street
ACREAGE
FIVE ACRES
Good dark solL east of Salem.
room unfinished house, good drilled
well, about two miles from city limits.
price $1500. S9 down, baL $15 per
montn.
SEE W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
184 South Liberty
Business Opportunities
Restaurant tor sale In best payroll
town In Oregon. All modern with fit,'
ooo equipment ana plenty or busm
Will take home in Salem and some
cash. Write owner New Kwality Cafe,
Oreeon City.
MONEY TO LOAN
Borrow an personal property; repay
In monthly Installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO, State lie. 8-169, 6i
Guardian tsiag. Tei 7i.
POLLY AND HER PALS
(CXJRHEAHOily a-: i S HNHOUS5? VCvwm 7 ; 7 PERSON f
I fi( l l y p
MONEY TO LOAN
- - PVRSOKAL- LOANS -MADB8
an furniture, ears, salaries
r fiber good security. Repayable
montftly. Wbea in financial need see
ua before ctoatng a loan.
- GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION - "
First National Bank Bids. Pbena tilt
jkwioiowhw(wii i iii.i. ,i
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Too keep the ear
P. A. EIKKIv :
' Cor. Libera 6L and Ferry
471 - atr rrj
LOANS WANTED
FOR SALE
. Two first morteucea bearing 7 tnt
on Falrmount Hill properties. Excel
lent aecurtty.
CHILDS MILLER, Mtge. Loans
844 State St - - Phone 8708
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Veal Wanted Highest prices paid.
Schailer Meat Supply; 199 a 12th SC
FOR SALEWOOD
All kinds of -wood. TeL 4418.
GUARANTEED DRY wood coal
TL 8009 Salem Fuel Co. Trade
Cottage, r- --.-.- ? -.,- -
Ash, fir aad oak. TeL. 1848,
Phone Tracy's, $388 for "dry wood.
' Old fir, fir knots, sec growth ash.
oak. TeL 8873.
Box Wood
$2.50 per Load
Just the thing for
Ciuick Hot Fires.
Salem Box Co.
Phone 7123
PERSONAL
Madam Romine, spiritualist, palm
1st teHs all in love, marriage, bus
iness. If you wsnt facts, not promises.
call on her for advice. Cottage 3, Riv
erside Anto Park. West 8aletn.
FOR SALE USED CARS
S7 Star tout-ins? ear In rood condi
tion for sale cheap. TeL 7296.
FOR SALE
DODGE SCREEN DELIVERY
Will take wood or livestock as part
payment
BORREGO'S CAR MARKET
240 N. Liberty Phone 8688
Hop Growers
Near Aurora
See '34 Top
AURORA. Aug. 2 8 With
threshing of a bumper crop of
spring grain almost over, atten
tion is being turned to the hop
crop, the money crop of the val
ley. Picking of the early clusters
and fuggles in this section win
soon giro way to the large crop
of late hops, and Monday saw
most of the yards m action.
Spring rains, cool weather and
plenty of moisture made good
growing condition, that added, to
careful cultivation, and spraying,
in view of the attractive prices
offered, assured the producer of
profitable returns tor. his labor.
The peak fa price la not expected
to be reached until next season
however by some experienced op
erators.
Reports come from outlying
districts that; a crop ot oats on
the ranch of Mrs. Dora Collins,
out Macksburg way, ran 105
bushels to the acre; that hops are
so heavy in the John Kister hop
yard, they are breaking down the
trellis wires; that wheat grown
on swamp land by Collins Gra
ham, down near tba river, meas
ured 6 ft, 4 in. in height,
Girl Reserves to
Give Supper For
Junior Graduates
SILVERTON, Aug. 28 Under
the directorship of Miss Elaine
Clower the senior high school
Girl Reserres will give a farewell
supper Thursday night at the
home of Una Lee for the gins
who were graduated in June and
who will leave this autumn for
school or work elsewhere. Those
who will be honored include Mil
dred Jenkins. Jean Oeder, Elea
nor Moen, Gladys Burch and Ina
Clark.
Preceding the supper the girls
will enjoy a swim. Refreshments
will be served at candlelit tables
on the Lee lawn. Boat riding in
the boat made by Miss Lee will
also be a feature of the evening
GUESTS AT HUBBARD
HUBBARD, Aug. 28 Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Albright and son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Glans all of Silvertonwere dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mr& George Lefiler Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. ' Moudy, who has
been confined to her bed, three
weeks Is still 111 at her home east
of Hubbard.
Mrs. Kenneth Bents mored to
Arlington Saturday to join her
husband who la In the trucking
business at that place.
j" - .
251 POOS SEED
On Three Acres; Winter Oats
Yield 90 Bushels; Agent .
In Hospital ;
ehwasssBSBwaasB -'
QUINABT. Aug; 28 About z
500 pounds of radish seed baro
been harvested from throe acres
on the Claggett place. This is con
siderably an exceptional yield
this season. An unusually fine
winter oat, -harvest has been cut
from the Albert Girod farm, wltbi
returns 90- bushels to' the acre.
S. P. Agent Blckle underwent
an appendix operation at the Sa
lem hospital last, week, and Mr.
Rouse of Portland, former agent
here. Is substituting on the Job.
Bud Bosten has gone to Tilla
mook, where he has work in an
electrical store..
Maxine Beckner Is doing' sub
stitute teaching at Abe Capital
Business' college in Salem.
Building 'New Hoose
Ed Rogers is building a. house
and garage for Mr. Keener.
Washington man. who has located
on part of the McFarlane land.
Margaret and Alice Zielinskl were
weekend visitors at Breltenbush
with Frances and Mary Sellars.
Mrs. Clara Girod honored her
daughter Shirley Ann, Saturday
on the child's fifth birthday. Lit
tle guests present were: Betty
Bosten, Marjorie Bressler, Char
lotte Mathis, Elsie Matthes, Ruth
and Edith Taylor, Theona Hahn,
Linda Lee Girod and the honor
guest.
DIES; RITES TODAY
SILVERTON, Aug. 28. Fun
eral services for Charles Mo-
sher, 68, who died Saturday af
ternoon, will be held from Lar
son and Son chapel Tuesday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock with inter
ment at Miller cemetery.
Mosher waa born at Colum
bla. Mo., and camo to Oregon
at the age of 18. He lived first
at Rocky Four Corners east of
Silverton, later moving to Sa
lem, Oregon City, Portland and
back to Silverton where he has
ured for the past several years
again. He was widowed at Ore
gon City 25 years: ago. He is
survived by one daughter, Clara
mug;, two sons,. Melrin and
Jess; 4 one sister. Mrs. Bertha
Morley and one brother in Cali
fornia.
Stocks and Bonds
August 26
STOCK AVZXAOES
Today
97.1 64.4 88.9
89.4
Prev. dsy .
Week sge -Tsar
sgo
9T.S 54.4 99.9 64.6
92.4 SO.T SS.9 6S.4
6S.0 S4.8 10S.0 6S.0
B Ifr. ace
1S5.4 119.4 31S.S 167.S
103.1 68.0 118.7 96.9
High 19S3 .
Iow IMS .
. 43.3 23.3 61.5
T3.S 89.8 111.0
85.1 18.3 51.8
43.9
TS.9
85.0
High 1982 .
Low 1983
soma AvxKAass
Today 7S.8 81.0 84.5 80.4
Prev. day ,,. , T8.T 81.3 84.7 80.5
week sge 75.9 9 1.8 05. .8
Tear sge e.S 78.3 85.8 7S.0
S in. S4.1 10S.S 100.7 101.1
Hire. 1938 ., . . 77.1 84. 88.6 88.5
Low 1933 . 58.8 57.0 74.1 68.S
Hirfc 1933 71.8 78.0 86.3 78.1
Lew 1933 63.3 47.4 70.9 67.5
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Program
Tuesday, Angus 29
KGW Portland 620 Ke.
7:00 Ort-aa eoacert NEC
7:15 AsMricaa Prodnco -Ce marks!
report
7:45 Ronald Back.
8:15 Pollock A Lswnhartt, NBC.
9:45 Tost KitckeU, KB0.
10:00 Cooking sckooL
10:80 Womas?s Ksraslae at tte
NBC. ,
11:80 Food eoaservatioa talk.
11:45 Meredith Wilson, KBO.
11:55 Hisfeland Lassie.
Air.
13 :15 Western Farm sad Hone Hoar,
KBO.
13:35 Western Tarm, KBO,
1:43 Little Colleen, NBC
8:20 Friendly chat.
4 :30 John end Ned. NSC.
4:45 Rollickers, NBC.
5.00 Arlon trio, NBC
5:85 Old Portlasd Lsndmsrki.
6:00 Lives at stake. NBC
6:85 Concert trio, KEY.
7:00 Amos 'a Andy, NBO.
7:15 Memory Leas, KBO. 4
9:00 Masicsl Kaaneqalns, KOKO.
10:15 Aasoa Weeks orchestra, NBO.
11:00 Sid Lrppnisa's erchettra, NBO.
11:30-13 Bal Tabsria erehestra, HEO,
KOAO OorvalUs 580 Xa,
8:48 Vrm Market reports.
7:00 Morelar ssediUtioaa. :
. 8 :CO Moraine eoaeert
9:00 Hmb jeoBsmUs Obserrcr.
1 o rOO Mnsleal Stories.
11:00 Better Health sad Loafer Life.
11:30 Moraine Mstinee.
13:00 Nooa Tsrsi Hour.
ML S MOSHER
A Pair of 'Tollltry-Pinches,
STERLING WEAKER; GRAINS SL ACK
J 8 ' Sj 4 'T ' ' 6$ "' 6 4$ J ' 8Jb " ". JkJsW ' " a" " P"
Liverpool Wheat hot
Changed ; Chicago "T:
i Drops two Gents -
CHICAGOV.Aug- 2i AP)
Grains-moved slowly backward to
dayr iteld back by an iadKferent
demand and weakness Osf the Brit-
sh pound sterling. Scattered sall-r
ing was noted In' the pits ' at, the
start of trading and "with demand,
at. , lew. ebb, prices declined
around two cents a bushel" In
wheat. Liverpool - wheat; prices,
showed 'relatively- little, change, in-
Brltlsh- money, .but were ' 14 to
1' cents lower in terms of dol-;
lsrs, due to.a sharp drop in ex-1
change rates. Corn was almost
lifeless, following wheat, but
slightly and - lacking any motive
power on- its own hook.- . .
Wheat closed weak aad 1H-1
cents - below Saturday's finish,
corn also weak and- 4-4 down,
oats waa 4-4 . off and provisions
$ cents lower. -
Closing Quotations:
Wheat Sept.. 87-; Dec.,
91H-; May, 95?4-.
Corn Sept., 60-; Dec., 55-
May, 1.
Oats Sept, 38-Vi; Dee., 40-
-; May..4.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aag. 2 (AP)
Produce exchange, net prices: Batter,
extras 20c; standsrdi 19c; prime firsts
is; Xirsti 17; egrs. iresa extras 2'lc;
fresh mediums 20c
Portland Grain
PORTLAND: Ore.. Aug. 28 (API-
Sept 73 73 73 73
Dee. 78 78 77 77
Csih wheat So. 1: Bis Bend bleestem
81; dark hard winter 18 pet, 82, 11 pet,
73; soft white, westers white, hard win
ter, northern sprinc, 70; western red 68.
Oats: Sa. z white, z.oo.
Corn: No. 2 E Yellow, 825.00.
Mitlron standard. 818.50.
PORTLAND. Ore.. A. 2. (API-
Wheat Open High Low Close
Sept 73 73 73 73
Dec 77 78 77 78
Cssh wheat No. 1: Bir Bend btnestem.
82: dark hard winter 12 pet. 83: 11 pet.
74; soil white, westers white, hard win
ter, northern spring, 71; westera rod.
60.
Oatt: No. 2 white $24.00.
Cora: No. 2 E yellow 325.25.
Millraa standard f 18.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND.
Ore., Ang. 28 (API-
Batter Print.
21c
extras, 32c; standards.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A Krade
lOe lb.; farmer's door delivery, 17c per
lb.: sweet cream, oc hicner.
Eggs Pacific Poultry Producers sell
ing mncet Urerai 2e: extras 2Zc; staa
dards 20c; medinms 20c; pallets 16c
dotes. Baylor price by wholesalers:
froth extras. 20e: medians 16ei aadar-
era da IOcj pallets 10c deeon.
Cheese 02 scora Urogea triplets, lie;
loaf I8e lb.; broken will pay fte
low anotstioat.
Milk Contract prices. 4 pet. Portlsnd
deUverv, fl.70 ewt; B grade cream.
S7He lb.
Ceeatry masts soiling price to retail
ors: Osratry Killed noes, best batchers,
asder 150 lbs., 7H-Se; veslers, 70 to
100 lbs.. BV4-10e: spring Umba 10
lis lb.: yearlings 4-6s lb.; heavy ewes.
3-Se lb.; mearaaa cows, o-es lb; eaaaer
amn. S-Se lb.: bono. 4V-Sfl Is.
Mohair Baring pries I 1988 clip. 15e
lb.
Ca scars bark baying price. 1938 peeL
3e lb.
Hops -aomiaal. 1938. 40-450 lb,
Live peeltry Portland delivery: bay-
ins prices: rwl pallets, i U I lbs. lse:
ever S Ita.. I2e; .spring pallets, aadar
Itt 1BA. ic; roasters, ever iss,
14e: lerhara fowls, ever 8 lbs.. 9c.
end wader 8 lbs.. Se: broilers. lL to
S Iba, Be. a iba sad ap, isc; stags. s;
roosters, 6c; Pekia docks, tie; colored
docks. Se: tees. Se lb.
Onions Selling price te retailer! : Ore-
eon. S1.SS cental.
New onion Walla Walla, f 1.40-1.80
cental.
Potatoes Leesl white sad red, 91.00
cental; Yakima, 9 L.aO.
Cantaloupes IHlhrrd standard. $1.35;
Takims staadards, 75-85e crate; Dalles,
85e-Sl crate.
Wool 1933 clip, aomiaal :-Willamette
valley. S3-35e lb; eastern Oreros, 16-
21e lb.; ton t hern Idaho, 16-20c lb.
Hay -Bavin prise from producer: ;
falfa No. 1. new erop 8 17; ehtver. No. L
914; WiHametU vaUey timothy, 915
setters Orsgoa timothy 918; eats am
grata, 918 toa.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, Aag. 28 (AP)
Cattle, receipt. 340O, calves 30; steers
35 lover, tone slew.
Steers, common and medium, 8.00-
5.50 : heifer, good, eemsaea aad medium.
3.50-4.00; eows, good, 3.50-8.00; com.
msa aad media, L75-S.50; low cotter
snd cutter, 75eL7B; bans,: geod ens
shoice, 3.50-3.25; cutter, common aad
medtem, 1.75-330; vseiers, good sad
choice, 6.00-7.00 ; ean, eetamoa sad me
dium, 9.00-6.00; eelves, geod ssd choice,
4.00-5.00; common aad median. 3.00.
Hogs, receipts, 1500, 25e to 50 higher,
toao strong.
Ltghtweirht, good snd eaolee, 5.00
6.00; medium weight, good aad choice,
5.85-8.85; heavyweight, good sad choice.
5.00-530; packing sews, medium sad
good, 4.00-4.50 ; slaughter pigs, good sad
choice, 5.00-5.50; feeder aad stacker
pigs, rood aad choice. 4.50-6.00.
8beep, receipts, 1500; 35 lower, toao
steady. -
Lambs, rood ssd choice. 8.25-6.10:
eommea sad medium, 4.0O-S.35; year ling
wethers, s.7-.ou; ewes, ioe-.uv.
1:00 p. m. Rytbm-MIodie.
3:30 The Bamsmakers' sail hear.
6:45 Oeaevieve Baajs-Oaskias, ergaa
lfc 7:80 Tarm Bear.
9:00 ft. B, Hyilop "Ntw Crops.
6:80 Musical.
General Markets
Saleta Ilariiets
.Grade H raw 4
co-op pool price, fl JO per.
' ;(Mlik hated s scat monthly
mite rtai svsssge.l : - . ...
Ulstribsjtor prlee f 1.70 ;
X"Hm 1 1 crla t Top lSe,
iwtaSlc, cubes 23c.
Cviees-paid te imwi br Bsltm bsyer
August 38
T8e prices htw. sapsUd ay- a teeat
rrooer. are imhesttast f the daily sserkvt
bet are est gasiawastS by Tfce Sraiatsisat
- ramT ako rrsoETaaLXS
Strfeg beans, locaL U, - ... , . Xl
urntrs. Tvt. ., i, .. ... ,7 to loo
Greea peppers. rjbcal. lb. ,: - .05
Pets, coast., ih. , .03 to J0t
Onion, dos, baacaes , -18.
Petatees, local te 1.85
Lettnee. locaiv - .65 te SS -
Paget Sound 1.00 te 1.35
Onions. Calif ewt, - Hi
Cewry. AA
apples. UTsveasteias .75
OrsBgee. Valencia, fancy 8.00 to 8J0
- Piece pack
Easts, local, do.
Tvrnips. weal, rrats
Carrot. local, do.
Bptaaea.- loeaL wssia
Bananas, lb. sa stack
Hsbds
Cnenmbexsr hotboDse, box
Local, eox.
Caataloapes Grand Itlsnd.
. .75
.0.00
.1.00
.3 35
iemoas
Limes, fresh -Avscsdoa
crate
Bqaath. Italiaa, erst ,
Sammer. erste
1.00
1X0
.45
-.35-30
.75
1.00
.70
1.2S
3.25
.08
.03
1.40
Tomatoes, The DaJlea-.
toe I. No. 3 - -
Blackberrtes
Peaches, local, ba.
reaches, Calif., crats
Egg plant, crste
Grapes, seedles -Corn,
locals dox.
fVtabti. h.
Seedless- grapes, Ins..
HOP
Top. 1932.
lb.
.50
EOOS
Baying Prices
Extras
Standards
Mediums .
.19
.18
47
.04
.10
.08
.07
.11
.13
POULT T
Old rooster .
Colored liens
Medium hens
Light hens ,,
Leghorn fryers
Colored fryers
8CBAT
Spring lambs, eop
,5.25
5.60
-5.35
..5.10
-4.60
ttors, top
First eats
Second cuts
Pigs .
Steers
Cow
.03
.01
.02
to
to
to
J4
.03
.08
.07
Boll
Dressed real, top
Dressed hers . -
OSADI ANT) HAT
Wheat, western red
White. No. 1
Barley, top. toa , , .,,
Oats, toa ,
Oatt, milling, toa - ,
Ht. bay ibs prist
Oats and veteh. ton
Alfalfa, valley 1st cat ,
.63
.65
.17.00
-21.00
..22.00
.13.00
.15.00
Clover nay
.13.00
WOOL
Medium
Coarse .
Mohslr .
.88
fS8
.20
.01
.08
CAsCASA BAAS
Green, lb.
Dry. IK -
CAR WASH DISASTROUS
GKRVAIS. Aug. 28 While
washing his car last week, James
Maakestad caught his right hand
on the license plate and tore a
long gash in his thumb. It re
quired 12 stitches to close the
wound. Dr. Adklsson took out the
stitches Monday morning.
1.7 to Z.15
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Here la the triumphal procession with which the Eternal City welcomed -General
Italo Balbo and his men on their return from the epic mass
flight to Chicago and back. The parade is shown coming through the
historic Constantino Arch on the way to Palatine Hill, where the flier
were reviewed and decorated by Premier Mussolini. At top, II Dace ist
shown as he decorated Gen. Balbo.
Dalles Tomatoes up to
45c; Hogs Gain 10v
Cents Hundred s
. Local cantaloupes, largely from
Grand island, opened, the week
with a 25 cent drop to the grow
er, or 75 cents per crate. Supplies
are heavier than, last week. -Local
peacbea are coming onto the mar
ket in Jarge quantities, with the.
grower getting 1 per bushel box.
- Tomatoes, from Tba Dalles are
quoted stronger at 45- cents;,
scattering offerings of local toma
toes are eomiag in. .
Hogs climbed 10 cents a hun
dred to 5.60 after holding steady
all last week. Grains remained
unchanged.
TRADERS DISREGARD :
NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (AP)
"Stocks changed narrowly today as .
the dollar made a broad recovery
and wheat skidded at Chicago.
Not long ago, so sharp a slump
In foreign exchanges indicating
a revision of 'Europe's views to- '
ward inflation in this country
would no doubt have had a reflec
tion In our share market, but tra
ders today gave- it little, if any,
attention. Prices were about
steady virtually all day; there
were mild reactions at both the
opening and the closing, the lat
ter being sufficient to bring a
small net loss In the averages.
Sales totaled 2.124,219 shares.
Sterling tumbled more than 1-2
cents during trading hours on the .
stock exchange and French francs
also, weakened.
U. S. Steel was off more than i.
point. Production, according to
one trade review, has gone under
50 per cent of capacity and may
work lower next month, although
higher : price schedules might
check the dip. Bethlehem also
lost a point. Leaders off as much
included Consolidated Gas, Celan
ese and Case. American Can,
General Electric Westinghouse,
Du Pont and Western Union lost
fractions, while American Tele
phone, Santa Fe, Union Pacific
and Baltimore 4b Ohio firmed
slightly.
Wool Quotations
Tending Firmer
BOSTON, Aug. 28 (AP)
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) Wool quota
tions are tending firmer as a re
sult of the Increasing volume ot
business during last week. Strict
ly combing 5 fa, 3-8 blood Ohio
and similar fleeces are firm at
38-37 cents in the grease and
some holders are asking higher
prices. Strictly combing 48s, 60s.
K blood good bright Ohio fleece
are held mostly at prices on the
high side ot a range 35-37 cents
in the grease.
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