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Business
Cards in this directory run
on a monthly basja only. Kate:
$1.00 per Una per month. .
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Pane-, the brake and shimmy
rtwtor. 376 South Commercial Street.
BRUSHES
Wnller Brush Man. 1483 T strt.
CATERING
Ptrt Crary. the rwtiT.. Ph. t7S.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
TlTbKe 44S. R- R ywthn '
: CHIROPRACTORS r
DR. O. U SCDTT.PSC, Chiropractor.
tT, K. Htgh. Tgt Ro. 8S7.
FLORISTS
-t r nwM vaMbir booouKa futt-
t eral wreath, decoiaUoaa - F. Breit-
Iiaupt. florist. 77 uoun. aei.-
, ' " ALL. kinds of floral work. Uits riar-
GLASS
Auto and window glass ntfirora, TaL
INSURANCE
BECKB HENDRICKS
11 N. Hiali Tel. 4947
"V; rrirFy:T-FatfITH. Km. In. Tel.
LAUNDRIES f
THB NEW SALEM LA17NDRT
THE WE1DER LAUNDRY
IS3 a Hiah. TeL 12
capital crrr lacndrt
Virmt in Oualltv and Service
TdTton Itl!) 12fr4 Broad wit
LAWN MOWERS
Khirtvnnl 'reosired and traded. HAB- 1
VRY W. SCOTT. -The Cycle Man".
MATTRESSES
lnttrt.ntm from factory to boms. Cot
ton mattress. 60 lb. $.M. Renovators
and fumigators. Bugs clesned. Capitol
Bedding Co. Tel. b. -ih..
New msitress made to order, old re
made : carpet cleaning, slam ; iron
" rug weaving. Salem r itni tinfi BHtr, I
tress Factory. 8. 13th vubur. Aei.
4 41. Ottrt F. Zwiokr. Eat 111.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet music ana piano sio
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and; sewing machines. 422 State Street
MEDICINE
Charlie Chan
Chinese Medicine Ok. 122 N. ComT I
.ow &Uera T Ilardware. Ws havs
.i irin nf harba for male and fe-1
s male disorders, kidney, bladder, stom-
-, ach, every sickness, tiausuea eaiwm i
y patients wm testify. uonsuiiuoD
Hours Sun, 9-12.
When Others Fail
Nature's barbs for every llL H. &
, Low, noted Chinese herbalist 478 S.
Commercial Streatv Salem, Oregon.
TtMihed since 1912 in Oakland.
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
H58. Poors 9 to 6. Sua. 10 te 12 M
Tr ' Cban Lam Chiness Medlclns Co.
Hours Tuesday an Friday, 10:20 a. m.
to 4 :3S l m. 14s w. uwnmnniTL
) BIUSIC INSTRUCTION
SteeU Spaa. Guitar. Mandolin. A bs-
y Sinner's dob every tu s: .
able, educational, results. P. aieisinger,
ass Statesman St Tel. 7186. '
PAINT AND ROOFING
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, pregrams, books or any kind
prtn t m. call The Statesman Printing
Kpartmenv 31 Commerctal. Tele-
' .REAL ESTATE
BECKB HENDRICKS, Tel. 4947.
- no a nuwwffllST A CO. -
'V fthsr TeL 6468.
' BOCOLOFSKY SON ' ,,.if
SOi-S rirrt Nat'l. Bk. Bldr. Tel. 7807.
" stoves y:
ja mtnm venairiaaT: Stoves
Kinds ?fVove wire fence, fancy and
. uWssllo and Mrssjrea.
slain, hop Dasaeus. ww-o, .
feSein Fenco snd Stove Works. 363
y SHOE REPAIRING
lxw --flees. Q1 work8jSComT.
v:yrTOANSFER'-: " ' ;
: FOR local or distant transfer storage,
.n llll.Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
to Portland dally. '
. . t nnr Transfer Co. 326
Zt RtTTeL 7773. Distributing, for-1
warding and storage , our speciajty.
; net our rate). ..: .
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS Adding Mch .sold.
Mated, .irepaireo. ununw "r. :
fnftka A Short. 61S court. i-.
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WELL DRILLING
-M-a-mw-P-waaa
rt a wst, SO- rears exMrlcmce, a&if--
rw
7. Bo 303 E. Tel. HOP
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TJTAfORR FAMILY LEAVES
. .nnnBTTDU A UM V
1 ! .t:" - wt'
, --and Elizabeth Ann of Alhambra,
Califs who have been visiting at
tj ths nome or irs. iiiuuios
I entS. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Settle -
.. m-ier. hava -left After their re -
turn to Callofrnia, Jnr. ana sars.
k r.lmoro will leave lor Ames,
S' T - v . .411 mmntata
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- : Statesman
d&ssliicd Ads 7
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" Classified Advertlstas ,
Stasia lamttow par Haa.la
Tbtm insartloaa par
Six taswitlon -per Uoa..ar
One moata par Maa. .i.a
"ftnntmasr ctarta H
Copy for UU pat . .
erpted until C:S0 tat van
Ins before pvbUealtoa tot
cbtaaincallon. . Copy rs
eelved attar ,01 Una tffl
be ran nnder the aeadtei
Too Lata to CJasslty.
Tka Statasmaa assame
no QaaacUl respgmwtJllftj
for errors vhlea may ap
pear ta adrartteamaBta ptro
ashed te lt eolanasr an
te cases srbara UUa paper i
at fault will re&rfcJt that
part ot an adrertlaeineat ta
watch tba typecrapkleal
t&lstaka ocsara.
The 8tatttaaa reaanraa
the rtrbt to reject ohjee
Uooal adrartUlnc. It far
ther raaerrea the right . to
eSasstfy an adTertlslat un
der the proper classnVa
tioa. HELP WANTED MALE
"Wood cuUts, for old Or, Silver
Falls.' John Mack. SubUmity, Ore.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Experienced working- housekeeper
without Incumbrance. Write refer
ences, are. sxuerlence. Box 281,
Statesman.
Watnan for housework and cars of
baby. Tel. 1MF12.
Norse or women with nurslna ex
nertrace. If Tou hare sales ability and
want permanent position with good in
come, address liox zo. care Bisies
man.
SITUATIONS WAN7TED
WANTED Brick, tile or fireplace
work. Tel. 44. 144 N. Front St.
wwwwwiwnwawMM
Refined girl needs work, clerking.
some typing. TeL 4288.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
oi ninan tin luindlA. StAteaman
office.
Saw gummicg and sharpening K
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Gravensteln apples 2494 N. Front
Canning peaches. Slappies now on.
Orchard prices. Puritan Cider Works.
West Salem. , . '
Canning Peaches Now ready at
Waconda Corners and Mission Bottom
Orchards. ' Brttt AspinwalL
RESTAURANT MEN? ATTENTION!
TA1I" fixtures and equipment of the
newlv-eanlBoed ' Salem Bohemian - will
be for sale. Everything is to be sold
to the walls at tOe on the dollar, piece
by piece, Job lot, or as a whole, In,
eluded in the sale: York Ice Machine;
33 foot Counter and Back Bar with J
Stools; Booties and Tables; Dishes ;
Glassware : Silverware. - AU sorts ot
Kitchen and Electrical equipment
can at -j.ne spa, or uwu
For sale. team. 4 and 6 years, gen
tle, well broke. H. C. Hammer, R. 1.I
Box 160, Salem, Ore.
Cash registers for rent typewriters,
adding machines, rented, repaired, ex
changed. 227 N. High.
WANTED MisceBaneona
WANTED To buy walnuts and fil
berts. 1855 N. CapitoL
MISCELLANEOUS
Hair cut 25c Joe's Barber Shop. 154
1 South Church street
t m
w s ptcar up asaa, woruuess norsea.
sows, so sep. Tew 4569.
Expert haircut ting, 30o and 15c 303
3. Winter.
$105--$250 MONTH. Government
post-depression Jobs. Men-women, 18-
60. steady, unaniy now. tsampie
coaching and list jobs FREE. Apply
today sure. Box 1372T, care States
man.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rooms. TeL 6678. 698 Court St
Rooms TeL 3723. 725 Court
ROOM AND BOARD
Room, board, for men. TeL 6769.
Board, room. Near P. O. 8483.
New management "Tate House,"
1141 Center, by Mrs. E. G. Lanta.
Room and boat;.
Rooms, board In comfortable home,
also table board. 492 N. Summer.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Patton apartment, downtown dis -
trlct cool, clean, comfortable, private
bath. Very reasonable. Call Pattoa's
Book Store.
8 rm. turn, apt TeL 6825. .
Furn. 2 r. apt 2261 HaseL TeL 7664.
5-rm. 1st floor apt 1411 Court
Nice small apt. 688 Center.
FOR RENT HOUSES j.
w3s9wAssl1sSkn
Houaeo. Imoiiw td? N. Com'L
i.nuim hrniu il SS afvrfl. SMlwm.
i Rti7, BOX 227.--. .
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I 1980 West Nob HM, 315.60; 380
Electric, 88.00 ; 1940 Boutb Blgb,
A A -a a 4jg O-hSw. n.ts. SA A A .
AV.VVa AV-V C7UUl.ia a2lU flV.V
1 1330 i7tn. fzo.ooi tea w. isuv fzv.
; P. H, B-XL, 335 Oregon Bldg.
XSL SS03
a MMWw)MWMMM W VMM
.. Furnished house. Inquire 1398 Court
I Mem hou-e, $20, 1446 Broadway.
i-ntvaad onfura. hoosea. R. A.
l-nenri6ll N. Cottaga, TeL 863L
wrt Tjrrr ns v.
1 AH newlr kalsomlned. Large wahnrt
1 " "B-- CadweU,
i .w. . -..-.-.-wm
- uoaern nouse iso ri. 16th st
hla I '''wVMww wwwiiimmmwi
. I WantA - ar-aitv Mtiu m -.
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j nouse, garage. Close in. Adults only.
- WANTED TO RENT -
asajsassjssassjhse ssjsssssjsissaTsaBiassssssvssi
HESPQNS5CLE family . want Tear
lease, with risht to -buy, small, dose-
ln Salem larm witb Kaoa noma, Ad
dress 41Z stock. Kxcfc. Bids. Portland.
FOR SALE Real Estatt
A sightly T-roora semi-modem home.
basememV fireplace, beautiful grounds
120x182 feet, large fruit, nut trees,
grape arbor, garden, aaraga. Near Jun
ior hinrh and- two grammar schools,
nice view, paved street Only $2251,
terms, vwner, Kurai Avaane. Tai.
884, .
29 a. on paved road, good soil, fair
xarm Mdsa, good-family orchard, - m
cleared, stocked and equipped, 8300.
1700 dowa.
lit a.. 14 miles from Salem, dark
rich sou, good farm blare., fenced, tine
gram ana clover uad. SCO per s.
340 a.. 30 ml. from Salem. . fenced
with woven wire.- family orchard, fair
xarm bJdss.. 5000 cords of wood. B0
a. in cultivation. 225 ner a.
a. Z mi. east of Salem, small house.
otner siogs.. truiL good sofl. well.
$1575.
MKL.VIN JOHNSON, 276 SUte St
$2500 cash and some trade fee stock
groceries or general merchandise.
Dandy is acres. I room house, a-ood
Duiiaiofta. living stream water, worth
sisee, lor quick sals 81700. .
Have ranay calls for houses, fur-
nished and unfurnished. Also cash
buysrs.
E. E. BAT.T.TNQER
K27 Court TeL soiTI
Have sold others for cash. . Ulehtl
eycis viuo. a-uvillXBS lKJlUJ2t.ni. "
1MsaesesseaiBvsssj
21 ACRES, five miles from Salem.
A-l land, running water, ttmber lor
own use, electric lights. A fine all
around place. A real bargain at
$3000.00. Terms,
ft ROOM bungalow, near Canltol St.
$1000.00. Very easy terms.
lot ACRES ot choice Willamette
silt loam, in very good location. 7
room house, large barn, water system.
Let us show you this place. The crop I
.T llieu ice
8TKICTI.X modern rive room bun-1
galow, fine location, . paved street!
pa d. Can be bought at $3000 00. Tou
m. t.i. k if,,i tw.
J. F. ulrich CO. I
22S State Street TeL4 8S73 1
Completely furnished Devil's Lake
cottage accommodating 8. Showen,
fireplace, garage, 2 lota Inspection
Labor Iay week end. Cash or terms. I
A SUBURBAN SNAP
S-A. 4 -A. cult, 1-A. timber. Fam
ily orchard, some berries, good well,
B-R. bouse, electric lights, good road,
8 miles out Price reduced to $1692.00;
$550 down.
RANCH TRADES
12-acres, fruit berries, grapes, all
earare and noultrv house. Wants a I
clear house In Sslem, or sell on terms. I
a. uouu V" iaijm
luv-acres. u-a. cut, nau tunoer
and pasture. Running water, 7-R. I
house, dairy barn and milk house,)
price reduced to $60 per A, give terms. J
10 good cows go with place if sold
this week. A dasdy buy. SEE
J AS. W. SEARS, REALTOR
t33 South High
For sale or rent. 2 good 4 -R. houses
Terms te suit 576 Locust St
BUY TODAT
8 acres on main road, 2 miles from
city, 1 room house,,, well, 1 acre cher-l
ries, S acres wamuts yrs. old, best
of soQ. Priced for few days st only
$950. '
CHTLDS sV MILLER. Realtors
244 State St. Phone S708
SACRIFICE SALE
Beautiful Falrmount Hill home in
exclusive location, 7 large airy rooms,
2 lots with lovely shade trees, shrubs,
etc. Owner has over $7000 lifted,
For quick sale will accept $3750.
$500 down, baL terma
CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors
344 SUte St Phone $708
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Clear property to trade for modern
8 rm. house in Salem, to $3,000.
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon, BIdg. Tel 8903.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
M!????wwww'
v
an East side, ta exchange for fine
home In Salem.
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
3(4 State St Phone 6708
Basin ess Opportunities j
Restaurant for sale In best payroll
I town In Oregon. AU modern with $10,-
000 equipment and plenty of business.
Will take home in Salem and some
cash, -Write owner New Kwallty Cafe,
Oregon City.
MONEY TO LOAN
Borrow on personal piopeity ; repay
Im monthly Installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO Bute 11a 8-169. Sws
Guardian Bldg. TeL 387T.
PERSONAL LOANS
MADB sn furniture, cars, salaries
or other good security. Repayable
monthly. When n financial need see
as before closing a loan.
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bids- Phone 8883.
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS -Contracts
Refinanced
' Arrange to reduce youi payments
Ton keep the ear
P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
Phone 4733 Salem. Ore.
FOR SALE WOOD
All kinds of wood. TeL 4413.
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GUARANTEED DRY
TeL 8008 Salem Fusl Co. Trad
Cottsgs. - -
Ash, fir and sale TsjL I64S.
Phone Tracy's. 3986 for dry wood.
giwthsah.
Old flr. fir knots.
oak. TsL 3678.
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POLLY AND HER PALS Ashnr's Toxy- Idea
r SBS. t-W-tw -jl as, - i , . -. . . - - ? -
V- I W. i , " " .-.m--...Tul, , 1 I . M.VJil I
- aw .iip-'l'' - -'
tr toM : Fred Sroert Jloim'dt
thaWfllamelta' Grocery Company
that Jhls;face flrl Vaa; the llrst
om vb ever, gaw.weazlar a rubber
apron. ShV ptobablr the first
one yon evet, saw" norklnt, waft
Fred'g answer.
The office (if Is at The Statesi
man -would take the . prue . for
hum mint. . . ,
.. . . 0' . ; -We
were surprised , to., see the
three clocks, .the , courthouse,
Fomeroy & Keene's apd-. the one
of the United $UUes bank all to-1
Kether yesterday. 4 Generally they
all give us different time.
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Max Gehihar states that aU Sa
lem stores are going to close next
Wednesday Salem, day at the
state ; fair, - Several i merchants
n.A iiti ti4i fav fittVA -nnt
been informed about, the closing.
The rain this . week will help
the chances for better weather for
the fair next week.
We saw our first fame of kit-
ball Monday night. - Interesting.
exciting, in fact very good.
Q
a few years ago we were seven
"UUI B S"-""s uuui iiiuuuwft iu
Forest Grove over the Wilson
riTer road. A rough country and
la Door toad but some of the
finest timber we ever saw.
Q
Received
a card from Judge
ueorge Kossman yesteraay irom
Sea Island, Ga. Says It Is a won
derful place.
' 1 1 j
A newsboy stopped us on the
street last night and told us that
he missed our column yesterday.
Guess we had better keep on the
job. These newsboys are our best
friends and we must please them.
Fell opening date will be Set
Friday at the first fall meeting of
the Salem Ad club,
PERSONAL
Madam Romine. spiritualist, palm
1st, tells all in love, marriage, bus
iness. If you want facts; not promises.
call on her for sdvice. Cottage 3, Riv.
ernlde Auto Park, West Salem.
FOR SALE USED CARS
'27 Star touring car in good condi
tion for sale cheap. TeL 7206.
FOR SALE
DOTX1E SCREEN DELIVERY
Will take wood or livestock as part
payment
BORREGOS CAR MARKET
240 N. Liberty Phone 2688
For Immediate sale 1930 Ford coach.
Oood condition, new tires. 22T N. Hljth
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF EXECUTOR
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that by order of the County Court
I of the State of Oregon, for Ma-
I rion County. James Ben Green
I hii hnan annn1ntd (Tceninr nf
ff, lttof wl11 mriA 4k...a c-.
suv Ma w sa w aaA ws w mm
ford Green, deceased. All per
sona Itawlne- claims awalnat !
estate are hereby notified .to pre-
I sent the same to said executor
I at the office of Geo. A. Bhoten,
Ml United States National Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon, within
six months from the date ot this
notice.
Dated, at Salem, Oregon. Aug
ust 23, 1933.
JAMES BEN GREEN
Executor of the Estate
of Sanford Green, Deceased.
GEO. A. BHOTEN
511 TJ. S. Nat'L Bank Bldg..
Salem, Oregon.
Attorney for the Estate.'
A.-2 3-30; S.-6-13-20.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
COUNTY OP MARION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-)
TATE OF OLIVER ELAM)
BOND, Deceased. )
No. 8139
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administratrix of
the estate ot Oliver Elam Bond,
deceased, has filed- her final ac
count In the Connor Court ef the
State of Oregon for Marion- Coun
ty, and that Tuesday, the 5th day
of September, 1933, at the hour
of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day and the court room ot
said court has been appointed by
said Court as the time and place
for - the hearing of objections
thereto and the settlement there
of. . . -
Dated and first published. August
. i,.1933.
HATTIE MAT BOND,
Administratrix.
MILTON R. KLEPPER and .
ROBERT W. GILLEY, Attorneys
A-Z-S-10-S-U.
mSl)'. (gsCy! (wS&SSl -r-f WbSv
lTM, lTrl 'M
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Good Attendance and Many
Displays . Mark 1 4thrti
Event: at: MolallaS
MOIiALLA, : Aug. Sa-MoUHa'S
fourth annual flower show Satur
day 'afternoon.' and evening- was
well' attended,; and although the
receat' hot winds had : destroyed
manr' flowers in this locality,
there was still left a profusion of
blooms for the show. Jess Em
mert, judge, awarded blue-rib
bons for first place to the follow
ing: r.: -
For asters, Mrs.-Miles Wsde,
Mrs. Orla Buxton, Mrs. Healey
and Mrs. Oliver Bobbins; balsam.
Mrs. Oliver . Bobbins; blaek-eyed
susans, Mrs. George, Blatchford;
chlnenals and ceemos. Mrs. Blatch
ford: delphiniums, Mrs. Kate Ad
ams; dahlias, Mrs. Buxton; phlox;
Mrs. Bobbins; golden glow, Mrs.
C. L.. Ireland; geraniums., Mrs.
Jack Ftary. . -
Gladiolt, Mrs. Blatchford, Mrs.
J. Peterkin, Mrs. Buxton - and
Mrs. Alfred Olson; galarula, Mrs.
Blatchford: hollyhock, "Mrs. F.
Sehsfer; helenium, Mrs. .Blatch
ford; lilies, Mrs. Bobbins; marl
golds. Mrs. J. C. Warrick and Mrs.
Blatchford; nasturtiums, Mrs. J.
O. Staats; pansies, Mrs. Buxtqn;
netunias. Mrs. John Comer: prin
cess feather,; Mrs. Ofafcn; white
rose. Mrs. Staats; sweet peas, Mrs
Otis Foglesong; salpeglossis,
Francis Emmert: scabiosa, Mrs
Buxton; snapdragons, Mrs.. F. M.
Henriksen: trumpet vine, Mrs
Olson ; verldium and fever fWi
Mrs. Comer; verbenia, Mrs. o
glesong. Zinnias. Mrs. Kate Adams, Mrs.
Buxton, Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Rob-
bins, Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Comer;
porch box, Mrs. E. Davidson;
peerless pig weed, Ralph Kolman
Jr.; luncheon table, Mrs. F. M.
Henriksen; library table, Mrs.
Blatchford; mixed bouquet, Mrs.
Buxton; fern, Mrs. Balph Sawteil;
potted plant, Mrs. Staats; and in
dividual floor display, Mrs. Oli
ver Bobbins.
Special group displays were en
tered by the Molalla grange, the
civic club and the Brookslde uar
den club.
BREAKS ARM IN MISHAP
SILVERTON, Aug. 29 Pauline
Johnson is carrying her arm in a
sling as the result of an automo
bile accident in which she figured
at Canby a week ago. Miss John
son's arm was broken.
" NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF EXECUTOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court ot
the State of Oregon, for the
County of Marion, as Executor ot
the last will and testament and
estate of Mary J. Reust, deceased,
and that he has duly qualified as
such executor; all persons having
claims against the estate of said
decedent are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified,
to me, at my office, 203 Oregon
Building, Salem, Marion County,
Oregon within six months from
the date ot this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregom this
23rd day of August, 1983.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Executor of the last will and tes
tament and estate ot Mary J.
Reust, deceased. A23-30 S 6-1 3-29
Radio
Program
Wednesday, August 30
ROW. Portland 620 Ks.
T-.00 Orgaa soaeert KBO.
T:20 Organ concert, NBC.
7:45 Ronald Back.
8:05 Soloist NEC.
8 :15 Old Memory Box, NBC.
8:30 Merrie Man, KBO.
S :80 Cooking school.
10:00 Barak Kreiadler. KBO.
lOflS Ranka fop Children. HBO.
10:30 Woman's Msgaxins ot the Air,
NBC
1 -is Taai no orchestra. NBC
8:00 Jack sod Loretts Clemens, KBO.
8:20 Friendly Chat
4 :80 Life aad Soa.s ef Stepkea roster,
5:00 Highland Lassie.
0:80 The Arkansas Travelers, KOMCv
7:00 Amos 'a' Aady, NBC
8:30 Cottoa dob orchestra, KBO.
SlSO Clun SCalaidoseone.
8:35 Edgewater Beach hotel orchestra.
9:00 One Man's ramuy, atsu.
9:80 Frsnees Inrram.
0:45 WsIU Time, NBC.
10:15 Anson Weeks' orchestra, KBO.
10:30 Oid Portland Landmarks.
10:35 Aasea Weeks orchestra, NBC.
11 :00 Sid LIppmaa's orchestra. NBC.
KOAOorvallis 550 Ko.
7:00- Moraiag xneditsHcms.
7:30--8eannlog the HeVdliaes.
81OO Morsing Concert
9:00 noma Economies Observer.
U:00--Eetter Health snd Longer life.
11:80 Morning Msttnae.
UrOO A-Non iVrm Hoar.
p:00 As Ton LUs It with Astsony
Eswer.
2 :80 The Hem -makers' Half Honr.
0:45 Oessvievs Bassi-Osskias, erTsa
1st
T:15 Stories that Seleses Tells.
V; SO Farm Boar.
8:15 Philosopher ef the Crossroads.v
lRGERFRESHGGS ARE
Buliish r Deeiopnients
Ignofeci Wheit";
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CHICAGO, lac.' 1.-ABTZZ
Grains Ignored general! ballisb,"
devetfiuTmesta today and lliiulda-f
tion forced all cereals, sharply
lower in Price.- ,.v-. -: -.
' Led by' wheat- with a decline
of fire cents a bushel, the maxi
mum, allowed In oae. day's trad-,
ing. the grain market ' displayed
a. weak and uncertain tone. An
nouncement that Secretary of Ag
riculture Wallace bad tentatively
ordered , a '15 per cent redaction
In the United States 1134 wheat
acreage imparted- some, strength
to wheat at the outset, but -per
slstenf liquidation ' of September
contracts finally led to ' a sharp
break near, the close. ;
Wheat -closed weak and "14
to Sfi" cents below yesterday's
finish, corn also . weak and 1
to 2 down, oats 1 to 1 off,
rye Z to Z lower. -
Closing' quotations:
Wheat September 84; -De
cember 8T -8 8; May 92.
Corn September 48-48; De
cember 6$-; May 59-.
Oats September 87; Decem
ber S-; May 42-42.
General Markets
PORTLAND. Ore. Aag. 29 (AP).
Frodae exehaace. net prices: Batter.
extras 20c; standards 19c; prime tints
is; tints it; egf, xresa extras z-e;
tress aiedioas ZOc
Portland Grain
POBTLAKD. Ore,
Sept 72
lec. 77
Ang. 29 (AP).
73 70 70
77 75 75
Casa wkeat Ko. I:
Big Bend Shiestem,
70: dark hard winter 12 pet. 80, 11 pet,
71; soft white, western wait, sard win
ter, northern spring, 68; western red bo,
Oats: o. a white, fZ4.oo.
Cora: Ko. 3 E yellow, 824.50.
Millron standard, $18.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 29 (AP).
Butter Prints, extras, 22e; standard.
21e, .
Bnttertat Portland delivery: A grade
19c lb.; fsrmer's door delivery, 17e per
lb.: sweet cream, 5c higher.
Et Pacific Poultry ProdBcers sell
ins wriee: Oversiie 24c; extras 22c; tn
darda 20c; medinms 20c; pallets 16c
doxsn. - Baying price by wholesaler:
Fresh extras, 20e; mediums 10c; sader
crsda 10c: wallets 10s dozen.
Cheese Vi score Uregon triplets, lie;
lost 12c lb.; brokers Will pay e be-
m q notations.
Milk t
onrrsct prices, 4 pet., Portland
dehvery. . $1.70 cwt. ; B grade cream,
S7e Is. .
Country meats selling price te retail
ers: Cenatrv miles hors, nest satcaers,
nnder 150 lbs.. 7 -8c; veslers, 70 to
100 lbs. 9i -10c; spring lambs 10H
lle Ib.a yesrliors 4-5e lb.: heavy ewea.
2-30 lb.: medium eows, 5-6e lb; csnner
cows. 3-Se lb.; bans. 4i-5e lb.
Uobair Buying priest 193S eiis, im
lb.
Casesra bark baying price, 193S peel,
2e lb.
Hops nominal, 1 933. 40- 5e 10.
LiTe ponkry Portland delivery J Vsy
ing prices: Towl pnUets. 5 to 0 lbs. 18c;
ever S IDS., lie ; spring paueta, an aer
34 lbs., 18e; roasters, evwr Stf Ibe,
14e: lexsora fowls, ever lbs., sc.
and under 3 lbs- 8e; broilers, 1 te
2 lbs., 8a. 2'lbs. and up. I3e: stags, sc:
roosters. Sc: Paris docks, 8c; colored
docks. 8c; geese. Be lb.
Unions Waua walls, l.zo-i.s eea-
UL
New salens Walla Walls, si.40-z.oo
eeartaL. . -
Potatoes Local white sad red. si.ov
cental ; Takiasa, $1.50.
CsataKnraes Dillard stsnuarL si. 10:
Tahima staadards, S5-85e crate; Ballet,
SSe-Sl erats.
Wool 193S rllo. nominal: Willamette
Taller. 2S-25e lb: eastern Oregon, 16-
1 IK aanturn Idaba. lS-20e Ikv
Hav Baying pries front producer: Al
falfa Ke. 1. sew crop 917; clever. He. X,
$14; Willamette valley trmetsy, is
easts ra Oretoa ttstoUiy, 918; ssts sai
grain, $1S tea. ' ;
1 Portland Livestock
POKTLAND. Ore, Anr. 29 (AP),
Cattle, neei-ia. 25. calves 10. steady.
Steers, common and mediaaa. 3.00-5.50 ;
kaifers. coaunoa snd medium. 2.50-4.00;
em. eoausea snd medfum. 2.00-2.50:
low eastar sad eatter. .75-2.00; common
sad mediam. 2.00-4.00.
Hors. receipts; 450; aroand 25e lower.
Licktweirkt good and choice, 6.00
S.75; snedinm waicht rood and ebeics.
5.25-5.65 r heavyweight gsod aad choice,
4.75-5J5.
Sbaen. reeelots. S00: steady.
Lambs, good sad choice. 5.50-6.15;
common and medium, 4.00-5.50.
Stoclcs and Bonds
August 29
STOCK AVEBAOES
Today 9S.S 54.8 80.S 89.0
Previous day 97.T 84.4 88.9 S9.4
Week sco 94.2 51.9 88.9 SO.T
Tear ass 66.8 84.0 105.8 68.8
8 years ago 167.8 120.9 222.S 100.7
Hiah 1933 102.1 68.0 118.7 9S.9
Low "1933 42.8 23.5 61.5 43.9
Hhrb 1982 72.3 S9.S 111.0 T3.9
Low 1932 85.1 18.8 51.S 85.0
BOND AVERAGES
Today
75.6 80.S 84.1 80
Previous day
75.8 81.0 84.S 80.4
75.0 81.3 85.1 80.7
69.4 73.0 .84. T5.7
94.3 10S.5 100.7 101.3
77.1 S4.t S8.5 83.5
65.5 67.0 74.1 SS.S
Tl.8 78.0 86.3 T8.1
53.2 47.4 10J 87.5
Week aco
Tear ago
8 yrs. sse.
High 1938
Lew 198S
RiC. 1933
Low 1933
SalenlLIarfei
-V Grade H "tawf: 4 "fnnk;
co-op pool price, $340 per
. jfHflk taseA es sesU esfaly
SatUrfst -evaraga,) : '
ltstribator price f I.70
B 1 1 er f a t Top 18c,
prists 21c, cabea 25c
rilees satd w erawevs t Sstrsi bsyers
Asasst 3V ,
fTse rtsas aaw. ars& a saesi
aer. ara fSHttcatWe ef the 8sfly Bxavkrt
TVavtrjx asm vtotTUUs
String Was. local. lb. JOWL
VaSaaga. w4. ..... .to. l.wo
Oraea Seppei'S. -loesi." lb. . . , .... ... .OS
reas. eeast, in. M
Oaiosa.. Soa. asaeass . , -15
Petataas, leeal 1 w ta ISS
bettsca. local . .so to Jz
Pscsl Saaad
J .00 to 1.15
, IL , -. as
Oaiaas, Oalix, cwt-
Cetery. Soa.
ABplea. Gravessteias .,,
.15
On seas, Vsteseias, finey 8.00 te 8.50
rises sacs 1.7 S ts U
Beats, local, dos. ta
TBrsips,JocaV erats , ... .. - UO
Carrata, loeaL sax. J
Spinaaa, lacsl. erats , A5 U .60
Baaaaaa taw aw stack , .SO
Haass , .. JO
Cucamhers, sathoase, box .75
LseaL dos. ... .. .. 2
Caassleases Grand Ialssd .. .TS
lafssas "
Llsves, frask 1.00
Avaeades, crate ,,
a ii
1.00
1.00
.4$
25-30
.75
t no
,, .70
2.25
Sqnass, Italian, crate
Bnmer, crate
Tomatoes, The Dalles
Local. No. 2
Blackberries
Peaches, local, an. -
Faacnes. Cslii erate
Kff plant erats
Gnpet, seedles ,
Cora, leeal. dot.
. jOS
. .os
.1.40
. AO
Dssabss. Is.
Seedless grspes, lor
Hors
Top. 1932. lb.
EOG8
Baying Prices
Extras
Standards
Ksdisms .
.19
as
J7
.04
.10
JU8
.07
.11
.13
POULTXT
Old ssnsters .
Colored hens
Mediant hens
Light bens ,
Lefhorn fryers
Colored tryars .
StZAT
Spring lambs, top...-.,
..5.00
5.50
-toes, top
First eats
5.25
4.7S
Second eats
Pigs
Rteers
Cows
4.50
to .04
te .0214
to .03
.08H
.07 H
.OS
.01
.02
Balls
Dressed vesL top.
Dressed hors
OSATJI AST HAT
Wheat western red , ,
White. So. 1
.63
.63
16.00
20.00
22.00
Barlep, top, toa
Oats, ton
Oats, milling, ton
Hay. bayms snees
Oats and vetch, toa
.18.00
.13.00
.13.00
Alfalfa valley 1st cot
Clover hsy
-WOOL
-Tedium
.25
.28
.20
.01
.03
Coarse .
Mohair .
CA8CABA BABK
Green, lb.
Dry. lb.
MARSH IS VISITOR
MACLEAY, Aug. 29. Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. C. Tekinburg have
had as their guests, Mrs. T. F.
Marsh and son James, of Port
land, and F. M. Wade of Ta-
coma. Mr. Wade owned what is
known as the "Early place" in
the early day. The Earlys pur
chased the farm from Mr. Wade.
Mr. Wade is passed 89 years of
age.
Uncovers
III rK 'Wft-j rv l,t-l
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Miss Helen Schaeffer, director of the Children 's Service Bureau of Tulsa.
Okla who recently revealed that a "baby market" exist ia Tulsa,
wherein babies born out of wedlock were sold for adoption at prices
ranging from $70 to 1100. Inset, Mrs. Mabel Basset, State Commissioner
of Charities and Corrections who caused an Investigation of the matter.
It is alleged physicians took money as "cost of hospitalixation.1
Heavy Poultry Storage
Reflected ; Sweet
Potatoes Down ; ;
PORTLAND, Aug. 29.-r-AP)
There was a shortage of larger -fresh'
eggs. In the fresh pallet :
stock the market Indicated weak- .
ness. - . , J -
Trading In the nutter market
was generally without . quotable
change for the day either on the
open market or on the exchange.
Make was slightly decreased here
but . storage- totals were greater
along the coast.
Heavy storage stocks of poultry
along the- coast were reflected but
das pit this a late advance has
been noted in. California prices.
This has somewhat stiffened the
local trade. Storage stocks
throughout the country were
greater. "
Early onions a were crowding
the eastern trade. Walla Walla
stock was lower here again.
Fractional reduction - in the
price on Dillard cantaloupes was
made during the day, a nickel be
ing cat off former values at 31-10
a crate. This was 2 5-3 5c-higher
than other cantaloupes.
Steadiness continued In the
market for potatoes. Local stock
was in abundance and was moving
out well at quotations. Very little
Yakima stock was offered but
prices are steady. Old crop was
also steady.
Sweet potatoes were down te Sc
pound.
Small pickling cucumbers were
sharply higher.
Country killed meats were un
changed with only beef dalL
Pear market was Uov at $1.15
1.25 for pack Yakimas. t A
Tomatoes appeared a trifte
easier with heavy Yakima sup
plies.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29. (AP)
Leading speculative markets
came under pressure today, al
though late rallies caught u
Bome of the slack.
The break in corn and whea
was the cue for rather lively of
ferings of shares which caught
a thinly supported market foi
many favorites and at one time
losses of 1 to 6 points were gen
eraL However, grains firmed
moderately from their lows and
stocks staged a late recovery
when President Roosevelt's gold
order became public; closing
changes averaged into a smsi'
net loss. Turnover reached 3,
117,950 shares.
Homestake led the processlo
wlth a rise of 16 points to a
record high above 300. Alaska
Juneau, Dome, Mclntyre and U
S. Smelting also perked up, the
last named more than cancelling
an early break ot some half
dozen points.
Baby Market
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