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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Tnejufar Morning. StptemW 2. 1933
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tlon. HELP WANTED
Man or woman, with sales experl-
"" " evruings irom t to 7. a. H.
uur, iv union.
HELP WANTEDMALE
Wanted: two solicitors, also amateur
entertainers. Call 155 a Liberty.
HELP WANTED FE51ALB
Women who want to earn extra
money. Part or full time. Permanent
Com- basis. 235 a 14th. afternoons.
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Wanted: 10 girls to sell tickets for
Lions Benefit Dance. See Kletxing at
Statesman office, 9 a. m. today.
SALESMEN WANTED
NATIONAL INSTITUTION
Opening branches in middle and
northwest. Can place, 3 salesmen be
tween ages 21 and 25. Must be neat
appearing and free to. travel. Travel
In expenses piid. Apply 1104 First
National Bank building, between 9
a. m. and 2 p. m. Ask for Mr. William
SITUATIONS WANTED
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Expert stenographer. 18 years expe
rience general and patent law and
other Ihiea. Gertrude Ady, care Mrs.
aiurpny, ttouie 3, Albany, Oregon,
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
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Open Every Evening
CLINE'S
Unloading Sale
Factory Sample
PIANOS
vvnoiesaie samnies - Th nMn fa..
tory stock of small uprights, grands and
baby grand pianos from the great Starr
Piano Co. factories at half price and
less, all latest models, new and double
guaranteed, come early for beet selec
tion. Immediate or Christmas delivery
Buy NowSave Half
Tiny Uprights latest
$2?5 values
models
..$!$
Latest model Baby Grand, $585
model, new guaranteed , 84f
Beautiful Baby Grand Piano.
value Closeout price $287
HNXJ?THER UNUSUAL VALUES
THE BIO FACTORY SAMPLE
VlilgAEP0 SALE IF TOU ACT
Shii-1' KJCES ARB GOINO UP.
t 1 1ULR PIANO NOW AND SAVE
SS DELIVERS
Easy Terms on Balance
TRADE IN THE
OLD PIANO
At Full Present Cash Value
START PAYMENT LN 20 DAYS
Out-of-Town Folks Call, write
Free Delivery Within 250 Miles
CLiriiE
PIANO CO.
LARGEST COAST DISTRIBUTORS
512 State St.
.l M MXO.W ....
Peaches, few days only. Hales, El
bertas, lata Crawfords. At Waconda,
Brltt AspinwalL .
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.Old papers 10o a bundle. Statesman
office.
Saw gumming and sharpening M
aiijo E. Four Cornera TeL 4280.
ru-u-u-y-u-Lnj-ui
MIL
High Grade pasteurized, all produced
on our own place.
,.Hj.ent Horns Dairy. Dial lit. Call
4ZF21.
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Oats anil 1.1 w,H ... 1 . . ,
v- duiiui, urooKS tit 1,, TeL 5848.
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Commercial drvlnr. Wainuta 11 k
r t ' ' er ton. Kouto
TeL I4F4.
mm ........ . . -,. -ii-irn-wv-Mujj
Beautiful Pekingese pupplea One
miniature maie. une-nan mile north on
x-mciiic nignway
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Dirt delivered cheap. TeL 8920.
Toim wire-bafretj fox terrier. Dt
pW I lei. yts.
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rvn trlfciH saata famela a nU4t. .1 m
Unexcelled blood line. Very reasonable.
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i-anre atava no. is na mm w
field. Cheap for cash, a J. Watt
R. . Box 18SB, SaleTn-Sllverton road.
WANTED aiisceHaneooa
Hair mt S Tn.'. T.v.. cfv.
NRA. 1 34 R Oiiit h R " ""v
Wanted ! Veal anil h w Iim ttik
sfsai se 1
iAri 'r.f"berta. See Mr. Stod
oilMl"1 Nut Growers Co-
' 1Ta 'iWiaai.Mte
MISCELLANEOUS
R1" balrcutttaBi 28c and 15a. 202
We pick up dead, worthless horses.
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Hair cut 20c. 1014 N. Commercial.
mincers notice : Taxidermist. 25
years experience. New location, E. K. I
utsuia, nun jraciilc north.
t?f IT DPKTTI DAntlO
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Nicely forn. rooms with sleeping
LtW..k 4S ? A. l . . .
porches. T25 Court, TeL 2725.
AAr warm f r. cor. room, private
vemer cor. trammer.
Bleeping room. 488 N. Liberty.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, room, Near P. Q. 5483.
Attractive weU fuminhni Trmt bp44S
board. Preferably to teachers or office
in let s;ic or call (30 N. Sum
mer any trme before 1 p, n. or U
cween I and 5 p. m.
Board and room. 444 N. Whiter. Call
"""in arter o clock.
rUti APARTalENTs I
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trtct. COOL n rZ, ." Zl
bath. Very reasonable. Call Patton's
dw otoro.
Lovely 3-rm. ast.. h w ..t .i.
saras-e, saa. rnone 6154
2 rooms, close in. 26 S. Cottage.
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BiraiEOn ADta 570 N. Winter- A .
irmcuveiy turn. S-rm. front ant mil.
uio UCl. 181.
n m m -ii-im-in ri n -
2-rm. apt, forn. $10. 1178 Chemeketa.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Modern home.
inquire 115 D St
'urn. unrurn. hmii Tnrron. a
urani, iirst noor Masonic building.
'urn. and unMrn. hon t a I
Forkner, 1S19 N. Cottage, Tel. 3031.
Partly furn. house. 481 S. Cottage.
mce Mod. house. 1733 N. CapitoL
5 rooms, modeirn. furniahMl. wil In.
cated. Want reliable couple who will
furnish owner one or two meals per
j-iai evenings or Sunday
murninK.
FOR RENT
Rear of 1135 Rural Ave., 2 rras. ..$6
nruour St.. 4 rms sin
328 Bush St., 3 rms.: $10
2360 W. Nob Hill St., 5 rms. $12.50
. ism at., rms.
til
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oaiem neigrtts, 6 rms.
1460 Broadway St., S rms.
$20
zuiv maple Ave., 6 rms.
1885 Spruce- St. rms.
,$20
$25
Two of the very best modern homes
in aaiem located Cor. Market & N.
summer Sts., C rms. and 130 S. 24th
aireet, s rms.
CHILDS ac MILLER. Realtors
344 State St TeL 6708
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5-rm. bungalow. Inquire 1198 S. 14th St
Mod. furn. 3-room house.
Adnlts. Tel. 5010.
Close In.
FOR RENT
,oassas m m sus-is. - -,-,,-,nnn r- -
- 40-acre dairy farm for rent Cash.
Uiiceuent soil, running water, good
buildings. 8 ml from Salem. TeL 8538.
For rent: 14 a. near Salem s.o a jt
Mathis, at Wenatchee Auto Camp, R. 8,
12a acres. 80 acres cultivated. Good I
mmnirTB. wv Thomason. 341 State St.
WANTED TO RENT
Experienced farmer wants farm n
50-50 basis. Prefer hay farm. A. Den
ham, Route 2. Box 149.
we nave cash renters for farma
vfttoti ind Co.. woodtairn. Ore.
FOR SALE Real Estate
'"'"' ' --1 -ii-inriruu lii
A StxhtlV f-room umljniulimi km.
basemywit fireplace, beautiful grounds
rai, largo iruit nut trees,
grapo arbor, garden, garage. Near Jun
ior high and two grammar schools.
. X. ' vvn street Uniy $3Z50.
'"- Owner. 765 Rural Avenue. TeL
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FOR SALE OR EXnHAVnm
174 acre farm In Yamhill county,
fair set buildings, about 20 acres In
cultivation, balance pasture and tim
ber, creek, spring water piped to house.
iuwi rraa una mue to schooL
Price $3000. Will exchange for Salem
nome or small acreage
acres lew miles ant nn
uou, 1 uum uonss, smaii Tiarn, creek.
auoui acres cleared. tianr tinh
niiu pa.iure, wen lencea. Prlco $2000.
" " onit-m nome in exchange;
CHILDS & MIT.r.irR
state St TeL I7SI
HOMR RARniTVO.
12758 will buy good five-room modern
iwme wiui large attic, good location.
In east Salem. Basement furnace,
fireplace, double garage, shade trees,
500 down, baL easy terms on soldier
loan.
2800. Good modern five-room home lo-
caiem, all large rooms,
double raraee. attin t
Leslie schooL $500 down.' BaL $25.60
wuiB 10 lnciuae mt at ,
See us for BARGAINS
W. H. GRA BENHORST CO.
. Realtors
118 a. Liberty St rhone 8488
. BUY YOUR . HOME NOW
Dandy 5-r. modern hniml r. u
ment furnaoe, trays,- fireplace. Corner
lot Street paved. For quick sale $2850
Dandy 5-r. house, 10 blocks north.
Basement, furnace, fireplace, every
thing modern. Only $3300. $500 down.
13 A SNAP
5-room. almost new. h
trays, and a real buy f-r $1800. $600
down. For a home buv. ka.
J AS. D. SEARS. Realtor
132 S. High St
UrtfMRE VOli U NO
GOtMGr TO "SHES
Y0W CMl TOrXJ SHE
THE U?KEE??i
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Interesting Pacts
A man by the name of Umber
rns the Umber Funeral Home In
I WW mmmnm a
Vancouver, wash. A; name like
Stiff ought to be a good on for
mat business. .
we hare heard ' considerable
criticism of the county taking orer
me roaa leadine to the Salem
Golf club recently. We find that
tne county did take over this
one-eeventh of a mile road but
everything about it was done la
regular form and it was sponsored
irom property ewner petitioners
in that district.
The battle of Champagne took
Place 18 rears am tndav.
I Dattie of champagne la be-
siaies now.
Someone was askine where
bnenrf Burk got the S80 he lost
last week. "It's my life sayings,'
was uurK s reply.
is the new alk in front f
Pomeroy and Keene's Jewelry store
moaernistici It's different, any
way.
We went over to the cold stor
age plant today and rented us a
locker. Thought maybe some of
our deer hunters might remember
us.
FOR SALE -Real Estate
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108 acres extra rood soil. .tuit
acres cultivation; baL timbered pas
ture. Will sell on easy terms or wnuM
consider renUng. Immediate possession.
Let me show you the kind "of houses
I build. I can finance It so you can
not afford to dbt rent AiN.a -
city. w.
H. C. SHIELDS
228 Oregon Bldg. TeL 8901
5 -room bunralow. oak finnrm i u.
www m m - - -
lug and dinlnr rooms, hiiwm.nf fun.
nace, fireplace, $1800.
5 -room home fn f tr MtnAitim. k.11.
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, men oie ana lots 01 fruit
$1050. Will ell furnUhed.
ttSA ... m n. . . ...
$950 neat English stria horn. K.tH
garage, lawn and shrubbery, paving,
etc. $100 down.
o-room home, nlaatenwi. Kafh r
tinA ulwn ana Shrubbery. $1050,
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MEL.VIN JOHNSON
275 State Street
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FOR FEW DAYS ONLT
JLrasuc reduction In uu nri nr
beautiful colonial home
off State street Worth $15,000. Owner
win accept sagos with $1000 down.
Discount for all cash. Unit k. u..
to be appreciated. Call MRS. ELLIS
ior appointment with
. tiiLDS MILLER, Realtors
3f f Ktate st TeL 8708
EXCHANGE Real Estate
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108-acre farm. Sell or trade. A sacrifice
City property. Now is the time tn s-t
awu III.
H. C SHIELDS
"regon Building TeL $909
S acres, clear. In So nitr
able equity In country home' here, In-
iuir ius r. summer St
w . 11 . . , . .nfif,,-, ..
Model electrified ranch This farm
not mortgaged. Adapted to most any
outdoor enterprise. 100 acres. Semi
lakes, river, close in. Want clear
hniliai BAfMa mm W a, -r
wioii, terms, uox ill.
mj La .cat ItaXUa
WANTED REAL ESTATE
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WANTED
Furnished or unfurnished houses for
rem. 11 your property is for sale, rent
" tAuutiiKc, usi witn us.
CHILDS 4k MILLER, Realtors
sii atato st Phone C708
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Wanted: Small houaa tnr Mh roii
Bosiness Opportunities
For sale: An attraclvo community
grocery store In Salem, for particulars
"' am. rara ma teaman.
MONEY TO LOAN
Borrow on twrannal ffnaba-4rW MKatat
1" "monthly lastallments. WILLAM
ETTH LOAN CO, tato 11a S-119. 5.
Qnardlan Bldg. TL I8TT.
HWll.1..,.. 1 I,, ,,.. ..w
on rurnlrure, ears, salaries
or other (rood security. Reparable
monthly. When ta financial need see
us before closing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
First National Bank Bids. Pboae 8551
UIAHGD J AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce youi payments
Ton keep the ear
P. A, EIKKR
Cor. Ubest, 8t and Ferry
rhon T9 SaJmi. rtrm
LOANS WANTED
MONEY No safer Investment than
a first MORTfiA a m T-ivr
times value above
terest 7X semlannuaJlv. nh.. ...
curity yourself. Sm m t.i.t.i.
cured first mortgage real state loans.
844 State Street ;
tTS THE Vlre)I
SUCH AH -J
CfM4 HEVER
VMKHVfKf
SHEVIAMTS
TOjO -
NOT EVEN
ON VftNF
-wivv 4
STREETS
3k
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
HORSES Arrive WeL. Sept 27.
carload good young eastern Oregon
rarm norses. izot to 2000 lbs. At Sam
Yodels barn In Wood burn. Satisfaction
guaranteed. M. IX Baumer. !
FOR SALE WOOD
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fbce Tracy's. 2988 for dry wood.
.V,uf5fJTJEi:D DRT wood ooai
Azr."v" oani mo CO. Trade t
i1.
amus wood. Tef 4418.
Dry nr. oak. TeL878. Earhart Bros.
Ash. fir and oak, Tel 6648.
- ,-,--11 mil, ,
DmM a. ....""
i-n-T wood, an kinds fall ASmj
. , II-1 UUL
1 A few cords of rirr wiwwt Aeu.
second fir. 84.28. 1 f.lny. 1 1 1.
i. rnpng
LOST AND FOUND
x uuuu: Dcarx. S1Z rt. Ubertv.
Lost: Patent hatW t.
FOR SALE USED CARS
CHEVROLET GIVES MORE
McKAY-S USED CARS
RPHtii a
cuae tsedan 17i
Oakland Sedan - iii
31 Stude. Coups ill
:r poan uxe new 375
83 Cher. Cn. P.w. ji.. Til
31 Chev. Cn. uun
i uuicK sedan -
31 Chev. Truck " Tif
TERMS , TRADES
Open Sundays and Evenings
333 Center 410 m rn
J Phone 3189
CHEVROLET GIVES MORE
For Sale : Fordunn tnntn. 1- ,
izi'honr,, W 10
t. J. CHEVROLET CO.
833 Center St 430 N.
1930 Chev. fnn-v ti .
This week. Wlifrakrk part pTy
ment Trussell, Rt 1, Box 266. TeL
i.ifi.
WANTED USED CARS
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Wanted : About n.tnn i, n .
Tr.- " iso need some light
ti ,1 . rrcier
... BORREGO'S CAR MARKET
ze is. uirty LPhone 2688
Radio
Program
KOW P0STIJWrr 20 Xe.
r,JU?.3DAT' 8EPTZMBEB 28.
7:00 Organ concert. HBO.
7:45 Ronald Enck.
8:00 Marion and Jim Jordan, KBO.
0:45 Tom Mitchell. NBC.
10:00 Cookie achn.1
K1tl0ri8Wom"n' M;"5n the Air.
11:80 Pood eonierratioa talk.
11:45 Meredith WUlaen. KBO.
1 1 :55 Hishland Tul.
12:85 Western Farm, KBO.
1:45 Little Colleen, KBO.
8:20 Friendly chut.
4:45 Rolllekers. KBO.
5 :00 Ballsdettes, KBC.
Orphan Annie, KBO.
7:00 Lives at Stake, KBC.
8:00 Amos 'a' Andy, KBC.
8:15 Memory Lane. KBC.
ii nLJ?j,,f. WeekV orcneitrt KBO.
.J, Lippmsn's orchestra, KBO.
11:80-12:00 Bal Tabarla orchettra.
ABU.
KODT POETLOin 840 Ac.
7:45 Cetil and Sally.
8:00 Captirators, CBg.
8:80 Tony Wont, CBS.
8:45 Carlile sad London. CBS.
9:15 Do Re Mi trio. CBS.
:80 Concert Miniatures, CES.
10:00 Little French Princeis. Louis
. PhiHippe, CBS.
10:20 Harold Knight's erekeitrs, CBS.
1 1 :00 CB& nnmm.
11:30 Woolda't Yon Like to Know,
11:85 Madison entemble, CBS.
12:00 Columbia Artiat recital. CB8.
12:80 Jack Brooks and orchestra, CES.
I :5 Edna Walliee Hopper, CBS.
-uu oogi or 1,110.
1:45 Knock Lieht's orchestra, CBS.
2:00 Happy Go Lucky, DLBS.
00 Feminine Fancies. DLBS.
4:80 Mills Brothers. CBS
5:00 Children's Radio theatre. DLES.
5:15 Thone MeCarty ?irls. CBS.
:85 In the Gloaminr. CBS.
5:45 Kate Smith. CBS.
CALL FOR BIDS ON BONDS
Sealed bids will be received hr
the undersigned until the hour of
30 o clock d. m.. on Mondar.
the 2nd day ot October. 19SS. and
Immediately thereafter opened by
the Common Council of the Cltv
of Salem. Oregon, at the city hall
In said city, for bonda of the City
In the amount of TwentT-riT
thousand (S25.000.00) dollars.
described as follows:
City of Salem SanlUfT Sewer
Bonds In the amount of f 25,
000.00 in denominations of $1000
each, being dated - September 1,
i33, maturing serially In numeri
cal order at the rate of $1000.00
on. tne xirst day of Sebtember.
1934, and $2000.00 on the first
day of September of each Tear
thereafter beginning with the
year 1935 and ending with the
year 1946, said bonds to bear In
terest at the rate of four and one-
nair (4) per cent per annum.
payaoie semi-annually.
Each bid must be accompan
ied iy a certified check for two
per cent (2) of the par ralue
or tne bonds, made payable to
the city as a guarantee of rood
iaun. .
The approrlng opinion of
Messrs. Teal, winfree, McCulloch
and Shuler will be furnished the
successful bidder.
The right Is reserved by the
Common Council to accept any
bid. or to reject all bids in the
Interest of the City.
MARK POULSEN,
City Recorder -Salem,
Oregon,' 8. 13-2 4-2 -27-2$.
MOVDfQ TO IDAHO
ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Sept. SS
The J. W. 8imxnons family were
delightfully surprised Friday
night by the antral ot Rer. Rose
Burleigh - who cam here from
Idaho to supervise the shipping
of her household good to the
town ot Tuttle In that state, where
she expects to make her home.
Mrs. Burleigh is a licensed preach
er of the M. B. church and has
many friends hero. !
The "frozen fish" baa I n e g s
dropned abent It per cent from
If SI to 1131,
V
Business
ctoiry
Cterds tn this director? Iron
m monthly basis only. Hate
SI. 00 per line per uontb.
AUTO BRAKES
uao t-aneK. the brake and shlnmrr!. -I. " . -r
oottor. 175 South Commercial Rtrae
BICYCLES
New and used. Tires, Repairing.
HARRY W. SCOTT. 14T S. ConTl St
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. 1753.
Hulda Helps Hostesses. Tel 8943
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4450. R. E. Norrhneoa
CHINESE MEDICINE
When Others Fall
Nature's herbs far aver ftl T
Low. noted Chinese herbaliat. 471 R
Commercial Street. Salons. Oregon.
Established since 1918 la OakiajuL
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
nauri LO a, sua. it to IS M.
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
nuura luesaay ana STiaay. 19 'IT a, a.
to 4:30 p. m. 148 N. Comrnwrrtal.
CHIROPRACTORS
P- O- L SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor.
258 N. High. TeL Rea 8572.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouquets fun
eral wreaths, decorations. C F. Brelt-
naupt, norlst. 77 Court. TeL 8804.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Flor-
iht. nin MarKet. Tel. 9552
GLASS
Auto and window glass mlrrora TeL
Pipe, waiter j. Downs, go Breya
INSURANCE
BECKS A HENDRICKS
188 N. High TeL 484T
COFFKY-SM1TH, gen. 1ns. Tel. 8C83.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WELDER LAUNDRY
281 a High TeL 9118
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
Telephone 3185 1284 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory no homo. Cot
ton mattress, 60 lb. $8.00. Renovators
and rumtgatora. Rugs cleaned. Capitol
Bedding Co. Tel 40C8. 8028 N. CapitoL
New mattress made to order, old re
made ; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff
rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rug dt Mat-
tress Factory, a 13th a Wilbur.
TeL
8441. Otto F. Zwlcker. Est 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
niuuia noeei rnuua ana Diana aen.
dlea Repairing radios, phonographs
and sowing machines. 438 State Street.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint y Roofing. 474
Ferry.
piUnting
ruH STATIONER x nrili n.n.nK- I
lets. - programs, books or any kind of I
prtntlng. call The Stafeamaa Printing
Department. 218 a CommerclaL Tele-1
pnone oioi.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE HENDRICKS. TeL 4847
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 a Liberty St. TeL 8488.
SOCOLoraKT A SON
804-8 First Naft Bk. Bldg. Tel. T807
STOVES
STOVES and store repairing. Stores
ior aaio, reouut ana repaired. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fanew and
puun, nop Das-eta. nooKS, logan Hooka
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 283
Sneroeiteta. TeL 47T4. R. n. Fleming.
TRANSFER
FOR 1nra1 Af lit.nt m m ....
call 3131, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
10 reruana aauy.
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. -828
eiato Bl TH T77S. DUtiibUtlng. for
warding and storage oar specialty.
pur rates.
TYPEWRITERS
T I r"E WRITERS Adding itch, sold,
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents,
v-. mc orKTT, u-oort. Tel. SS4.
WELL DRILLING
-a- west. 88 yoars oxperloaco. RTD
t. dw ii ri. Tel. llOKa.
Bodeker Among First
At Lyons to Bag Deer
LY 6ntS, Sept. 25. Several lo
cal men hare been taking adran
taga of the open hunting; season.
Bill Bodeker bronsht in a tine
195-poand : deer nd was among;
the first here to bo successful.
frank Lyons received word of
the death of hit father In Iowa
Thursday.
INCREASE FOX HOLDINGS
LXBERTT, Sept. 25. Mr. and
Mrs, William Hofnell,-recently ol
Rosedale.wm make their home
this winter with tha C. W. firacowa
and assist In tha work tha
place. Tha Btaeeys recently ob
tained ant additional number . of
fox pens, and hare purchased lum
ber and win soon erect a now pelt
house. ' . '-:
STARTDfQ PRATEB, MEET
HAYESVILLE. Sent. IK
HayeeyUle Sunday school workers
are sponsoring nrayer and Rihl
study meetings, first of which will
ba held.Tnesdgy night, September
mt. uniion -toss or the Salem
rirst Baptist church will read the
study. All are welcoma.
I CLOSES Fll
CHICAGO. Sent. ilfii
Brisk expansion of ' iimmIiHt.
uuTisg rauiea mm nHM a ..
last todar. more than onrMmhi
nearly I cenU a busael break ear
lier in heat.- :.: ' .
Rallies were associafed wtthVal
porta the t Cniied ?tat-
ment of rlrrZZV.' Jir..l rA ym
I catena me time lor
nriH , ' "no other
,....uuiuUuu measures areirTv" w" - es
Utors, were credited with 1st.
caasinr c wheat lutures. .
1 . . "
Wheat Closed tirm"t the' aama
abet -. J - mt a
o-iuxuay e imisn to higher.
a air Tn i. n r.
wMweou iu iwoer.
Today's closing qaoutions
wneai sestember 8H- ro-
cemoer May 96-H.
orn September 48 U;
Da
cemoer May 58.
Oats September 37; December
48-; May 43-44.
General TMets
rKODTrOat CTCnivna
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 25. (AP)
I Jc eachsare, net prion:' Batter
""0SJ eVL. UBBiMrBll 1 U a. m -
extras 2 be, fretk mediumi 28c - I
1 PorUand Grain
ar ifl. . re, Sept. 2J.(AP)
u.Z pe" uija lrfw close
' 'o VS 77
,11
epumoer 70
To aa
Ieeembee 74 74 th
69
Ch wheat No. 1 n;, r..a vi
78
? ?: hard winter 12 per cent
70c, 11 per cent 70c; soft white, west
hrd.w,iBtr. northern spring
, vsiwaa CU VUC)
Oati No. 2 white 825.50.
Corn No. 2E yellow 824.50.
Millroa Standard 816.50.
PortlEind Produce
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 25. (AP)
Batter Print, axtr.. 29,
2m e. '
Butterfat Portland deliyery: A grade
lve; farmer door dK.vw it. a
8weet eream 5c higher.
Eggs Pacific poultry producer's eeli
lag prices: Orersixe 28e. extra. 2 Sc.
standard 28e. miulinm. 9a. n.n...
doien. Baring price by wholesalers:
' extras 25e dozen, lints 20c, ma
diumsl7e dosen; undergrade lie. pul
lets lSe.
Potatoes -- Local white sad red 81.35
1.50 cental; Yskims 81.B5-l.85.
Cheese 02 score Oregon triplet lie;
loaf 12e pound. Brokers will pay V,i
below quotaUona. .
- Vontrc Price, 4 per cent,
Piirtl,,,?ellT 1-70 ewt-: 8"ai
cream 37 He pound.
Country meats Salliar . .
Uilers: Country killed hogs, best hutch-
iMr iw pounos Be. y eaters 80
to 120 poaads H-10e. Ksht end thin 4-
! 'T calres 4-5c. Spring lambs 10- 1
poauo; yesruar 4 5 pound;
heaTy ewes 2 3e pound. Medium cows
8-5e pound; canner cows l-2e pound.
pound.
duiis ra-oe pound.
Mohair Buying price: 1933 clip 15s
I oouad.
I Cascars hsrk Buying pries. 1983
Peel. He.
Hope Nominal 1933.
Lire poultry Portland deUrery: Buy
ing prices: Colored fowls, 4 to S pounds
13c, orer pounds 12a, spring pallets
2 to SVb pounds 12 e; roasters, orer
3H pounds 12e; Leghorn fowU, orer
ts pounos oc. under IH pounds 7e;
broilers. 14 te 2 pounds 13c; S pounds
, . 'if.-, siaga ee; roosters 5e. Pekin
uaeas ioc; colored ducks 8c; geese 8e
pouna.
Onions -Walla Wslla 8 1.25-1.40 eeataL
. .7. " l"iard, standard gl
'"i laaima scsuaaras 6O-8O0 erste;
The Dalles 6O-8O0 crate.
0rl"8 cU' o-iel. Wniaamette
Taney io ioc poena; esstern Oregon 18
21e pound; southern Idaho 16 20o pound.
Hsy BuTini" nriea from nrndiwr Alt.
no. 1, aew crop S16-18.S0 Tntrh
. ; 1 tl: WiUametU Talley timothy
uran vregoa amotny fl7.o0; oats
1 Portland Livestock
PORTI.Ah'D, Ore Sept. 25. (AP)
a.nciptm auwv, c aires 300; slew.
iraa ana cows generally Z5q lower.
Steers, eemmon and Hln. a .i
Heifers, good, common and mini si sol
4. Bulls; food sad choice 83-8.50. Tell
ers, rooa sua enoice 86-7.50; cull, com
mon end medium, 83-S. Cslres. good sad
came ea-a.su; eomnsoa aad medium 8 2
..,?8 ISeeerpts 4500; 25c higher for
Lightweight, good and ehoiee. 84.85-
'.85;.'"4ium " good and choice
Z.-:' r . ."esryweigat, rood and ehoiee
s.sa-.ia. A'aesnng sows, medium sad
good $3.85-4.2. Slaughter pigs, good
and Choice $8-80-4, reader aad atecker
pig", gooa sua eooiee, S 4-4.75.
bkeep Becelpu 1800; qooUbly
B4BM-7)
Lambs, good and ehoiee $5.50-8.78 ;
eonunoa aad medium S3.TS-S.2S. T-ar.
ling wethers 32.50-4.50. wes. medium to
enoice oe-f.
Stocks and Bonds
" STOCK ATEBAOE8
(Coeyrlg-t 1838, Standard 8taUsUes Co.)
- September 25 ;
Today . 80.4 45.1 75.1 80.T
rrerioos Say S2.S 46.8 78.S 83.1
wees age 08.2 50.8 7T.0 87.8
xearage , 65.5 87.0 103.3 87.7
years sgo
High 1938
Lew 1988
High 1888
Lew 1833
High 1881
Low 1931
152.5 118.9 208.2 158.7
102.1 68.0 113.7 98.9
43.S 28.5 81.5 48.9
72.3 39.8 111.0 78.9
85.1 13.2 61.8 85.0
140.3 106.2 203.9 J 4 4.8
OO.O BU.I 92.B 01.8
Tedsy
T3.4
74.S 80.3. 78.0
75.0 S0.8 TS.8
PraTious day T3.8
waeaage
Tear ago
8 years age .
High 1933
Low 1933
High 1932
Lew 1932
High 1931
Lew 1931
74.9 77 81.7 77.9
67.3 71.4 85.8 .74.8
94J 109.8 101.1 101.7
77.1 84.9 88.S 88.5
68.S 57.0 74.1
71.S 78.0 88.S
68.2 47.4 70.9
90.4 105,7 10 L8
62.a 62.3 80.8
63.6
78.1
67.S
8.7
68.8
More Driers Open
Runs as Damages
To Prunes Mount
LIBERTY. Sept. 25 Continued
rain has heightened damage to
prunes, some orchards haying SO
per cent cracked fruit darner.
The- riper prunes crack and what
Is now too green may be undam
aced If tha rains stop. Several or
chards ceased picking Friday to
allow fruit to ripen. "
Mora fruit la coins to tha driers
tham a few day ago. Tory little to
canneries, who likely will find
their requirements short, due to
cracked fruit being refused. '-
The O. Descer drier is running.
ag la the Hrubets drier. Olden's.
Zosera, Laaea aad other smaller
Planta, ,.;w,,w-, ;-,,,.
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 soJLkJ
fop pod price, 1.43 per
bauidred.
Sarplna f i.
tkly
Batterfat Top 17-18C,
PataZlHc, cube lJc
1 1 .
. opieswer 84
1 1, '"' Pnees oeiaw. soypaed y a local
rim ajr tzaniaJ 1
. -
iv - Vr
HaeWeberries. la J5
I BWJ- V - , ..
I ;.T i. - . .os
I ereeanM 7 i ,v-
.15 to LOO
'I 4ff a .
pTE ."th.?"'"
JS
i .
X00 U 1.25
-M-usee, local
Paget Sonad
. .63 U .05
LOO to 1.2 5
1-35
Osieaa. Walls WsUa. rwt
Celery, dost
1J5
Annlca. G
5
- 1 0rt!!K v''"eU. 7 8Jo u s'.so
T.rr,- 1.35
I Jp. il gr.t. -
Carrots, local
. . .15
50 te .75
r- .05
, .05tt
.75
-4)3 .04
- .60
11 .8.00
, .1.00
- ,. 125
tspiaaeh, local, ersto
". oa stock
Oseaabers. kataease, bos
naaoa
C-IOKUBg, IB.
ieai. aos.
Caautoapes, Grsad Idaad .
Luaes, freak
I Avseadoa, crata
Sqiiask. Danish.
Tomatoes. The Dalles
Local, bushel -BJackbarriea
.75
. .75
-L7S
. JOS
. .08
.1.00
.1.50
- -04 H
- .25
. .40
. .38
Peaches, local, bo.
I gSS
Cera, local, dot. .
Seedless rranei In.
Tokay grapes
Sweet Potatoei lb.
Prunes, lag. Burbaaks
103 J fnKles. Ih. ..0'
1833 clusters, lb.
naoa
Baying Prices
Extras
Standards
Mediums
.23
.21
.20
.04
.10
J09
.07
.11
as
rOOXTBT
Old roosters .
Colored hem
Kedium hens ,
Lieut hena
Lerhora fryers
uoiorea xryers
MSa
Spring lambs,- top , ,
.5.00
5.25
non, top
Pint cuts
-.5.00
Seeoadienta
4.75
4. CO
Pig.
Steers
.03
.01
.02
te .04
te .02 4
ta .03
.08
.07
Cows
Bulls
Dressed real, top
Tse nor
OBAIB A) HAT"
Whest, western red .
White No. 1 ....
.R9
... .61
J 5.00
-17.00
.19.00
.12.00
.14.00
.12.00
Barley, top, toa -
Oatt, feed,, ton
Oats, millinc ton
nar. yia art
Oats sad retch, toa
Alfalfa, Talley. first eut-
vioTer nay
wool
Medium
Course
.25
.
0
.01
.03
Mohair ,
CASCAXA BASK
Oreen, Th,
Dry. Ih.
TOP Hilly EXTRA
EGGS IN KEEN CALL
Butter Trading is Quiet;
Chicken Demand Slow;
Local Onions Scarce
PORTLAND. Sept. 25. (AP)
There was a generally steady
tone suggested In the market for
eggs during the week's opening
session. Top quality stuff was in
keen call for extras but there was
some slight easiness In the pullet
class.
Market for butter continued to
reiieci a quiet trading tone with
everyone realising the big surplus
of both fresh and storage goods
mere was no cnange In prices on
the open market.
Demand for chickens appeared
a iruie siow as a result ot late
price aeciines which hare made
ouyers, aside from the big killer,
rather wary. There was call for
broilers but few in sight.
Demand for country killed meat
remained good with late orices
well sustained. Beef continued the
oniy exception. Best call was for
top quality Teal and hogs.
Generally steadier tone was su
gested In the market for peaches
with most J. H. Hale ud to 11 a
oox ior , tne day. Eibertas and
clings were around 75-8 5e box.
inow crop aunona nuts were
scheduled to appear In the trade
within a week. . Opening prices
were announced locally at 16 c
ior ia and 15 He for newplus.
mere was acuta shortage of
god cantaloupes.
Table grapes were lower.
Oregon onions were scarce but
Yakima stock was a trifle off.
Tomatoes were In active call at
late prices.
Ground cherries were slow
around 8 0-8 5 c box.
taunnower was weaker with
price off in spots.
Only Few Driers
To Open on Prune
Picks at Heights
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Sent 25
The copious rains are interfer
ing seriously with the1 prune har
vest nere which like the yield Is
somewhat spotted this season.
Picking has been going on a week
in soma orchards while others are
only beginning. -Tha quality of the
fruit is generally good. A con
siderable percentage ot tha yield
la being' sold' green to the can
nerlea. Thus, the harrassed grow
er has only tha picking fee to wor
ry about. .
Tha 1 area-drier oa tha Dr.
Starbuck farm, will not 1e warmed
op this season. Neither will the R.
W. Clarke or the Andrew Vercler
driers. Tha L. Grier plant will be
functioning this week as. well as
the newly erected on on, the Ad
rian Withers farm. Owners of
these plants lrtll be able to take
care-of th output of orehardlsts
not having drying facilities of their
espm
Local markeU showed little
open, the week.
Bushel offerings of home-grown
tomatoes are coming In, with the
Crfwer getting around 71 cents.
Dressed real slumped to ft per
hundred, a drop of $1.
Dealers report few offerinra of
prunes since late last week.
opening deal In If SS crop hops
was reported from Eugene, an
English; buyer paying 40 cents per
pound.
KETTLE GB
Week's Trading Affected by
Gold Advance; Argentine
Crop is Improved
Grain markets were unsettled
during the week ended Septem
ber 23, according to the weekly
grain market review ot the TJ. S.
bureau of agricultural econom
ics. Following the advance early
in the period, wheat turned
sharply downward and lost most
of the previous week's gain. Corn
and oats also declined with corn
prices at the lowest point since
May. Barley was independently
firm under a good demand, while
rye and flax were lower with
wheat.
Wheat markets were Influ4
enced largely by fluctuations In
the mnnptlrT vain as vilK nnV
on added significance as gold Ih
the free markets of the world
advanced to a new high and ex
change, values reacted according
ly. Gold was quoted by the U. S.
treasury September 20, at $32.28
per fine ounce. On this basis, the
present value of the U. S. dollar
is only about 64 c In terms of
gold. The English pound sterl
ing rose to $4.81, or near its
par value.
Currencies In commercially im
portant countries still on the
gold standard averaged around
above par. This abnormal
situation reflects the stringent fi
nancial situation prevailing
throughout most of the world
and the wide disparity in ex
change values is a restricting
Influence in international trade.
Marked improvement In 1 1 h e
Argentine crop as a result of
recent good general rains, rela
tively large wheat exports from
Russia and a slow demand in
foreign markets, were additional
weakening influences in the
wheat situation. Canadian mar
ketings were near the seasonal
peak, with receipts at Winnipeg
totaling 5058 cars. Prices in that
market declined to 6514c for No.
1 Northern on September 22,
equivalent In TJ. S. money to 64c
per bushel.
Prices of native wheats In Eu
rope, while advancing sharply in
terms of U. S. money, as a re
sult of the drop in exchange,
held practically unchanged In lo
cal currencies. Native wheat at
Hamburg was quoted September
22, at the fixed price of 81.87.
which would be - equivalent tn
only about 1.22 if exchange
were at par. French wheat at
Paris was quoted at the Mtsh.
lished price of 1.91 ln TJ. S.
money at present exchange val
ues, or about $1.24 at nar. whfl
Italian wheat was quoted at Ge
noa at $1.95. which wonirt h
equivalent to $1.27 if exchange
were at par.
Action was taken by Germany
during the week to carry out Its
part of the international wheat
agreement by prohibiting increa
ses ln acreage of wheat and rye,
and by requiring some reduction
in wheat acreage. In addition, it
is planned that . prices will be
guaranteed next season only on
that part of Germany's 1934
wheat crop: which Is consumed
in that country. .
Offerings of foreign wheat at
Liverpool were liberal during the
week, with German wheat quoted
on-sample at 53 c per bushel.
The fixing of a minimum price
for German wheat however. In
dicates a reduction or discon
tinuance of foreign trade. Argen
tine Rosafe wheat said at 60 c
and Russian wheat at 65 c
Russian Black Sea shipments to
taled 1,616.000 bushels for the
week. No. 1 Canadian Manitoba
was offered for October shipment
t 78e per busheL Southern
hemisphere shipments (or the
week totaled 4.047,00 $ bushels.
Volume Contracts
In Day's Trading
On Wall Street
NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (AP)--Stocks
drifted lower fn quiet
trading today and prices wera
near the lows, net losses ranging
from fractions to a couple ot
points for the most active favor
ites. Volume contracted to 1,304,
150 shares.
TJ. S. Smelting lost f points and
Homestake flopped 20". TJ. S. In
dustrial Alcohol, National Distill
ers. American Commercial Alco
hol, American Smelting, Cerro da
Pasco and Alaska Juneau, were
down about 2 to New York
central and Santa Fe lost about 2
points. TJ. 8. Steel. American Can.
Westlngheuae. Allied Chemical.
Da Pont. General Motors. , Chrys
ler, Case, American Tobacco fBY
Western Union and American f
Telephone finished 1 to 2 lower. '
VISIT MRS. lAYTOJt
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Sent. 2E
Mr. and Mrs.-Ben Whorley and
i amity and her brother. Mr.
Randolph, arrived Thursday from
Gooding Idaho, for a.rigit with
Mrs. Emma Layton. Tha visitors
vera in a alight accident at Harv
risburg en route here, but no ana
ram
Bunpp
MODfVAlUES
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jra seriously, hurt, ?