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" The OREGON STATESMAN, Sakm. I Oregon. Friday Slurping. September 29. 1933 - - " JUGgNs
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HELP WANTED MALE
Wanted! two solicitors, also a mat or
entertainers. Can 18a 8. Liberty.
Would you be latere at ed In making
from 820 to 339 a wmki erge na-
tional organization needa two men with
cara. No capital. Free trahttac Write
Box 315, this paper, tor interview.
HELP W ANTED--FEM ALE
Wanted; Olrl or woman for house
work. Apply at once. 2334 Cnemeketa.
Wanted: Five women at 37 cents
ner nr. Must b neat, healt&y. and en
ergetic, Call 22S N. High, a. m. tola
morning. " u
SALESMEN WANTED
NATIONAL. INSTITUTION
Opening branches in middle and
northwest. Can place 3 salesmen be
tween im 23 and 35. Most be neat
aooearlnx and free to travel. Travel
ing expenses paid. Apply 1104 First
National Bank building, between
a. m. and 1p.m. Ask for Mr. Williams
sajBiaa)aaMAaaasa4aaaaaaAAaaAAMaaAMw
Wanted: Experienced dry cleaning
salesman. 41 NHitrh.
SITUATIONS WANTED
aATi nivwvi"rriri i-i -p ----------- -
rlenco general and patent law and
otner lines. ueTtruae. auj, to i
. Bua college steno. girl grad. wants
Job. References. Vox, lit cr. sutieanan
wan nnAni housework by ex
perlenced young woman. References
Box cai-e araiesmnn.
FOR SALE Misceruuieoaa .
Old papers 10c a bundle. Statesman
office.
Saw gumming and sharpening M
mile EL Four Corners, TeL 4380.
MILK
High Grade pasteurized, all produced
en our own place. .
Pleasant Home Dairy. Dial 118. Can
Dirt delivered cheap. TeL 3t2t.
rinnlns- out SO Dlanos to make room
for shlnments. Pianos sacrificed 149.
858. 189. $120, $123, $145. Pay $1.50
a week. See these snaps at Tallmans,
385-395 & 12th, near S. P. Depot
aaeMeaeaaseee1-sa
Cedar hop poles, 4aC
Hunter, Waldport, Ore.
Write V.
Beautiful Wm. Knabe Piano. Will
sacrifice for less than hi price. See at
Tallman'a, 385-385 S. 12th, a mile from
high prices. ;
EXCELLENT PIANO, reasonable.
From private party. Term, Call 56F13.
High bred, registered, pointer pupa
Show dog slrea D. N. Bowley, Holly
wood Kennels, Rt 9. Box 183.
COW, fresh soon. Rt I, hex 175. ;
SALE
Unloading Wholesale
Pianos
Factory Warehouse Stock j
AT LESS THAN PRKSENT
WHOLESALE PRICES
1 -
Over 125 Grands, Uprights and players.
to select from. Remember, alter wis
sale these prices and terms win be
much hle-her. Think of purchasing
a fine brand new Gnand, Upright or
player at only 35 1 do n. Tour i in
etrasoent will be Accented at liberal
allowance in exchange. Many other
bargains from eur regular stock to
eluded In this sale.
r$5 DELIVERS.
ANT PIANO IN THE SALE
BUT NOW SAVE HALF
Tiny Bungalow Uprights
latest
$1C
moaeia . as 4 a values
Titxt Ywtit Rahr Rrand. 8595
model new guaranteed - $245
Tbtitifitl Dahv Rrand Pia.no. 8635
value Closeout price $287
Fin II SS Raid win Orand : like
new reduced 4 $200
3SS0 CaMm A fimi Orand; sneclal
factory sample .. .$ It 5
lvers it Pond Grand, Parlor slse
Ebonlsed. now j ul $1"
Scores of other aroasing values to
J lect from. Viano prices are going up.
ii'if now while you caq save.
Free Delivery
Within 200 miles 0 Portland
Vfted Uprights from
$57
T
1 ine Flayers from
;$T
Out-of.Town Folks Write
CL1NE PIANO CO.
. Largest Coast Distributor
SIS StaU St in Salem
TRADE Miscellaneous
t-tube all-electrla radio, nerfect con
dition. Trade for wood or what. Call
WANTED Miscellaneous
Cash paid for filberts. See Mfi Stod
Vard at the Salem Nat Growers Co-
wperative. v
b XW WWWMMWMii
WANTED Miscellaneous
1 WJU pay cash for small dairy or
milk j-oute. Paul Rohr, 238 & Bush
St, TeL 3332.
Hair cut 25c Joe's Barber
Shop.
NRA. 164 8. Church SI
Wanttdi Veal and heavy hoc. High
est prices paid. Sc nailer Meat Supply,
io b. JZtn Et.
MISCELLANEOUS
Expert halrcvtting. 20o and 15c. 303
Winter. 1
TVs pick up dead, worthless horses.
cows, sheep. TaL 4319.
Hair cut 20c 1(14 N. Commercial.
Intricate darning. References. TeL BUT I
FOR RENT ROOMS
Awely furs, reams with sleeping!
Sleeping room. ft n. Liberty.
Heated sleeping rooms with hot anal I
cold water. 2S Center.
EBeeprmr .rm. $( aao. 117t Chemeketa.
COOM AND BOARD
'Atrractivs wtt farntsned: roosas with
board. PreferaMy to teacters or ffice
girls. TeL' 313 or rail 230 N. Snm-
aner any time befare 1 p. m. or be
tween 3 and a . m.
Rooms, also boacd. 413 N. Summer,
Board,
private home. TeL 5 Oil
Rm. and JBd. 4.Sa per week. Two
in rm, wk. Tel. 3313.
Room, board. SIS. 231 S S. Cottage.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Fatten apartments, downtown dis
trict, cool, dean, comfortable, private
bath. Very reasonable Call Patton'a
Boost Store,
Lovely 3-rm. apt, h. w. heat, elec
refrig, garage IIS. Phone 1114.
Nice furn. apt. S90 TJnoln.
Kice furn. apt B90 Union.
Small apt. 22 N. Summer.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Modern home. Inquire 1(13 X St
Furn. unfurn. houses. Torre ns St
Grant, first floor Masonic building.
Phone 01SL
Furn. and unfurn. houses. R. A.
Forkner, 1(10 X. Cottage, TeL 3031.
Partly furn. house. 481 S. Cottage.
I'm. bungalow. Inquire 1194 S. 14th St
19S K. 4th St $20 : 1940 & High, 315 ;
2090 S. Church. $17.50. P. H. Bell,
225 Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902.
Furn, 5 -room bungalow, garage,
adults. 1113 Shipping. TeL 663?.
Furn. garage house. 2261 HazeL TeL
rest.
FOR RENT
Apt, rivmn, 643 ITnlon. Tel. S81
FOR SALE- Real Estatt
Modern 7-room house with four lots.
each 60x150. all clear. $3500. Reason
able down paymt. Bal terms. Tel. 8108.
FOR SALE
5-year. lease, furniture and fixtures
of a fine building well located on pa
cific hhrhway. email rental. Ideal
place for lunch and beer garden. Price
32000.
CHILDS a MILLER. Realtors
844 State St Phone 8708
We have cash renters for farma
Oregon Land Co., Woodburn, Ore.
SMALL HOME: two bedrooms, liv
ing room, kitchen, nook, full basement
fine furnace. Beautiful large lot. Shade,
nuts and fruit Quiet desirable loca
tion. Ten minutes walk from State
House. $285.6, cash I6i0. see at
23 N. 20th St
Good 7 -room semi-modern home.
basement fireplace, garage, attractive
grounds 120x132, nut, cherry and pear
trees, i crane arbor, gardens poultry
Konu Fruit ntvs taxes. Hear junior
high and grammar schools, paved
street, $3,230. terms, or might consider
close te small acreage witn gooa nouse.
785 Rural avenue, Phone BSa
osi tn modern residence. See owner
at No. 844 N. Church. Alice Rutherford
it ais A. Located In Hayesviiie on
Chemawa road. 8w09 cash If sold be
fore Oct 3rd. No trade, jonan rieison.
Rt 9. box 34C. Salem.
E0ME01 M iiA
4 -room Tarnished bungalow, good
lomtton. 8875. 3159 down.
5-room furnished home In N. Salem,
basement, garage, paying, lots of fruit.
wn located. S13a0.
S-room tome. 2 large lots, lots of
fruit, close to school. $1100.
nfelvt- Jehneea. ZT state, rn.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
nor bona in Salem trade for farm
tn asaee. 158 acres. 80 acres In cult.
fair btdga River bottom soil. Sell or
trade for small place. This Is one of
th wood ones, t
Oreron Building TeL 8902
l EXCHANGE I
l.nwn English tyre home, modern
m every respect About acre. Close
tn rttv limit a. A bargain at $4800 or
will accept good house near business
sect ievt.
fTTTT.TTM M- MTIXEK. Realtors
344 State S Phone 6708
Wanted to exchange my equity tn
18 acres with buildings, for 1 or 3
acres with buildings. Reply box 817,
Statesman.
WMMf IS THIS CLASSin-D 'W&S
Interesting Facts
40 to 60 per cent ot all crime
Is inspired by dope.
Oyer $10,000 a day la spent
in
the city of Detroit to clean
dope.
up
Japan raiser and pours dope iito
this country although she ufees
none herself.
, O
A rnnnerhead snake strikes
t ..-. i mhu aiTi
SITES iun wuuuig uitk
EXCHANGE Real Estate
S seres, clear, in So. Calif, for suit
able equity to eountry bAM here. In
quire net N. Summer Bt.
Carpenter work accepted as payment
n Weodburn bouse or farm. Oregon
Land Co, Wood barn. Ore.
FOR SALE FARMS
LOOK THIS OVER
St acres, good soil. 2 a. Umber. Good
S-r. bungalow, bam, silo, can be irri
gated. Good grarel road. Only $3700.
This Is a good buy.
If A. 14500
Good -r. house, large barn. Springs.
7t a. -cult, some timber, good pasture;
Wen located. Give good terms.
For farm bargains it pays to see
J AS. D. SEARS, Realtor
133 & High St
ACREAGE
TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
y acre not far out of Salem on
paved road. 4 -room plastered house,
electric lights, good well. Also a large
parcel of land In a small nearby town.
Price only 1309 tor quick sale.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
344 Ptnt Stiwt Phone 870
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Wanted; Small house for cash. Call
1404.
WANTED
Listings on late built modern four
or five room houses for sale- or rent
must be priced right We hare the
buyers.
See, W. H. GRABENHORST L'U.
13 1 unerty t.
MONEY TO LOAN
Borrow on personal property ; repay
In monthly Installments. WILLAM
ETTE LOAN CO- State U& 8-1 6, 8ua
Guardian Bldg. TeL 3877.
PERSONAL LOANS
MADE en furnlrure, cars, salaries
or other rooa security, nensjsoir
monthly. When In financial need see
us before closing a loan.
' GENERAL l.NV KsraitNT
ronpoRATinN
First National Bank Big. Phone 8551
iAjtfxjLn.--TLiirLnj-uri.-j-ii tv .
MONET LOANED ON AUTOS
Contracts Refinanced
Arrange to reduce yout payments
Ton keep the car
P. A. EIKER
Cor. Liberty St and Ferry
Phone 4733 Salem. Ore
Will a Loan
Help You?
Ton can borrow up to $300 from us
In 34 hours or less, ana take xrom 1
to 20 months to repay.
Come in . . . Write . . . r 'Pnone
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETY
OF SALEM
Room 119, New Bllgh Bldg., 8nd floor.
LICENSED NOL S-133 OT BTAl'ii
518 State St. Tel. 3-4-7-0
LOANS WANTED
MONEY No safer Investment than
a first UOKTUAUli 1AJA.T. a to o
times value above amount or loan, in
terest 7tt semiannually. Examine
curity yourself. See us for highly se
cured first mortgage real estate loans.
See CHILDS MILLER
344 State Street
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
For sale: Team of horses, I cowa
Rt. 4, Box 95, Salem.
FOR SALE WOOD
Phone Tracy's, $9$$ for dry wood.
GUARANTEED DRY weod-
ToL 4069 Balsas Fuel Cox Trade
Cottage.
All kinds wood. TeL 441$.
Dry fir, oak, TeL97$8. Earhart Broa.
Ash, fir and oak. Tel 5648.
Dry wood. S41 aunaa, -a,
omiui m nuwu-
A few cords of dry wood, 4-foot
second fir. $4.25. 14 -inch. $5. 16-lnch
old fir. 36. Phone 4964.
LOST AND FOUND
Found in Willamette liver, motor
boat marked & P. A. 64S S. 18th.
FOR SALE USED CARS
1930 Chev. truck add trailer cheap.
This week. Will take stock part pay
ment TrusselL Rt L Box 268. TeL
63F4.
FOR SALE USED CARS
BORREGO8 BETTER BUTS
112 Ford 4-D Sedan I
12T Buiek Sedan !
192S Oakland Sedan 225
Dodge Delivery , , z
240 N. Liberty one tOal
For sale: Crossley Radio, We seU
reasonable. Phone 3C8S.
Business
Directory
Cards in this directory ran
oa a aooatlily baaU.onJy. Rate;
f 1.00 per line per month, .
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Fanek, the brake and shimmy
doctor. 275 South Ptmnerciai Street.
BICYCLES
New and used. Tires. Repairing.
HARRT W. SCOTT. 147 a Coml -St
BRUSHES
Full-r Brush Man. Tel. 3M1.
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. T5t.
Hulda Helpe Hostesses. Tel 4S
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4450. R. E. Nerthneaa.
CHINESE MEDICINE
When Others Fail
Ktur'a berba for every UL H. S.
rtw. noted Chinese herbalist 473 S.
Commercial Street. Salem. Oregon.
Established since 113 In Oakland.
Calif. Consultation free. Telephone
S7SS. Hoars to C Sua. 10 to 11 M.
Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
Hours Tuesday and Friday, 10 :30 a. m.
to 4:30 p. m. I4 w. uommtrcni.
CHIROPRACTORS
1 DR. O. L. SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor.
258 N. Wtfh. Tel. Mrs. gaz.
FLORISTS
CUT Cowers, wedding bouquets fun-
rl wreatba cecorationa . oreiv
baupt norist ' court -ieu u-
ALL kinds ef floral work. Luts Fler-
t. 16th Y Market. Tel. sz
GUESS
Auto and window ftp ass mirrors. "St
5106. Walter J. IJowna. ureya.
urInc
INS
E
TET-KK A nBTNDRICKS
189 N. HiKh m TeL 4341
-4
. gx Ins.
COFFEY-SMITH
Tel. 8S2.
LAUNDRLES
THE NEW BALE:
LAUNDRY
THE WELUClt
UNDRT
283 & High
TeL 8121
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
Tplrhone 3185 1264 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home. Cot-
ton mattress. 60 lb. $6.00. Renovators
and fumigatora. Rugs cleaned. Capitol
Bedding Co. TeL 4068. uv t. ipuo
Nw mattress made to order, old re-
made: carpet cleaning, sizing; fluff
rug weaving. Salem nun Kug aoai -
tress Factory, S. 13th Wilbur. TeL
8441. Otto F. Zvylcker. Est. 191L
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
iimwuM" .v. -- . .
..hu., .h..t muiin ann numo btu-
dies. Repairing- radios, pnonograpns
and sewing macntnea, ia state btreer.
.Salem.
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint & Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, car da, pan.ph-
lets, progTSJruL books or any Kino, oi
printing, call The Statesman printing
Department 216 a Commercial. Tele-
phone 9101.
REAL ESTATE
1
BECKE A HENDRICKS. TeL 4347.
W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
13 JS. -.lOeny DU .
RDt-v,tyFaprT a son
364-8 First Nan. Bfc. Bldg. TeL T8Q7.
STOVES
I ,.. . r-nalrina-. fitsvet
f aaia, rebuilt and repaired. Ail
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
run in. noil oaiseu. aovu w uw
Salem -Fence aad Stove Works, 363
Chemeketa. Tel. 477. K. ts. i-iemma;.
TRANSFER
m-in otm or distant transfer storage. I
call Sill. Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
to Portlana aauy.
MMT1L flTY Transfer Co. 3Z6
State St TeL 7773. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specuui.
Get mir rates.
TYPEWRITERS ,
TTPE W RITERS A ddlng Men. sold.
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
Cooke a? Snort, iv cwarr. t-t. Boaai.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West, 38
years experience.
Tel. 110F5.
RFD
7. BOX 203 E.
Hunters at Dayton "
Get Share of Deer
On Ochoco Journey
DAYTON, Sept; 28. VT. Hi
Hibbert, local - grocer, - returned
Friday 'from a hunting trip In the
Ochoco forest with one deer. He
was one ot a group of four hunt
era, three were McMinavllle
sportsmen " who : also ahot one
apiece. Leland Hole George
Webstef and John Vernon went
to Prineville and cot . one deer.
Harrr Gray and Herman Louis,
both local mail carrier-, went to
Joseph, but returned without a
deer.
QUICK
QEGULTG
BUYERS ramus
TO TH BUTTED
Decrease in Offerings is
Unusually Small for
Season, Reported
PORTLAND. Sept, 28. (AP)
-mere contrauea general un
willingness on the part of buyers
to purchase liberally In the but
ter trade. Increased supplies from
outstate points recently suggest'
ed clearly that there has bees an
unusually small and unseasonable
decrease in offerings to date. The
smaller supplies occasionally
shown appeared due to the
switching of butter front one mar
ket to another when there is the j
least; inaieation or posaioiuty 01
cleaning up tn the latter.
There was no change in Port
land prices for the day.
Trading in the erg market con-
tinned rather firm for quality
stuff but a trifle- uneasy for any
thing but the beet. The latter ap
plied chiefly to off-grade storage.
There was an acute shortage of
young fowls here, both broilers
and springs showing a firmer
tone with reports suggesting the
paying of 1 cent premium by
some interests.
Trade remained steady as a
rule for country killed meats.
beet and heary calves being the
exception. Fancy quality caWes
were being generally maintained.
Tomatoes were scarce daring
the day and prices reflected this
with an -almost general advance
of 5 to 10 cents box. Quality well-
packed stock was especially
sought.
Indicating the increasing sap-
plies together with offers of
Yakima stock at lower values on
the tracks here, local potatoes
were generally down about IS
cents cental.
Local lettuce was .rather good
and much lower than imported.
Peach trade was becoming
quite normal with prices of simi
lar character.
Good cantaloupes continued
firmly priced.
Onions were steady for Yakima
with locals only nominally quot
ed. STAYTON. Sept 2S, Xick
Welter and family.'who have been
livinfin Portland, have returneJ
here to make their home. Mr.
Welter has purchased the K. D.
Kimsey barber shop, and will fol
low hisf trade here. 1
Word comes from Adam Seniles
who has been in a Portland hos
pital for the past two weeks, that
he la Improving somewhat. His
wife and one of his daughters are
in Portland with him.
MIs3 Norma Clarke has entered
n S C a train ttita wear HTnvn In
. . . her for tha first
also entering were lor ino iirst
year. George Maisel, who was
i badly burned on the leg wnue em-
P"Yed at highway construction
camp at rameia creeK, no pea to
1 De able to return to work nex
week.
Miss Beulah Weddle has been
visiting the past week with Port-,
land friends. Miss Gladys Weddle
has returned to her studies at the
Capital Business college in Salem,
. - ... ... f m ... . ,
alter a visit Wlin eeatue irienas
Miss Vera Neireider of Seattle, is
here for a visit with her sister.
Miss Doris Neireider, one of the
teachers In the grade school, and
who is making her home this win
ter with Mrs. Hannah Elder.
Chi ckenpox . Brings
Enforceed Vacation
For School Pupils
LYONS, l3ept. 28. Quite an
,1 ..IJ I- -
"iu uiimvaouiFw ''c
I em in me yons ana rox vaiiey
I schools and minr nnnila are out.
I -,- , AtmtyM ..1.1 4,.a
ed last weekywlth a good attend
ance. Several homes have one or
two cases of chickenpox, which o
course makes It necessary for all
tha ehllrlren frr those Tinmea in h
hnma Ttinef i1!im nrn In a mild
I fnrm
KOW Pertland 6 2 0 Kile,
rrtday, Bepteaiber 89
T.-00 U. S. Marina Bead, KB a
7:45 Ronald Back.
8:15 Old Memory Box. KEC.
8:30 Feed Conservation Talk, KBO.
9:30 Cooking School.
10:00 Arioa Trio. NBC.
10:80 Woman's Mags sins of tha Air,
NBC
11:45 Five Cards, IfBC.
11:65 Hi r bland Lassie.
-13:15 Western Sarm aad Home Hoar,
BO.
12:85 Weater Turn aad Home Bear,
KBO.
1:00 Norasaa L. CUadlen Syrap-pnls
Bi30 Friiandiv Chat
vi V isw ns e vi
4:00 Winstoi Petty, KBO.
4:45 Soatbera Harmony rear, KBO.
8:45 Orphan Annie. NBO.
6:00 Pkii Harris, KBO.
s-oo laaiV Andv. KBO.
in -in Aun Weks' orchestra. KBO.
11:00 Sid LtppSMa's orchestra. KBO,
11:80 Bel Taearia erchastra, ftiw.
i . ' -
X0A0 CorvaUli 550 C
giS Fanai Marks! reoortc. - "
WELTER PURCHASES
KIMSEY SHAVE SHOP
R adio
j Program
T:30 Mertunf MediUUoas ledbyBeV.
ree iw jseiiee.
'Bo Hmm Keonuimiea Observer..
ll:0O Etur Health and Lea gar Ufa.
11:80 rMerniag Matinee. ,
'rVaSTivIL-riA Antbaav harrest home services aad basket
Fewer.
&3tl Se T1
,Z2zlXS2?mT 1
aioo Prot A, . Boowe "wuter I ngttt, Ha wfll preach Banday
: r-t
Wheat Drops
STOP LOSS SELLING
CHICAGO, Sept. 28. (AP)
Stop loss selling led to a maxi
mum setback of 2 y cents a bush
el in wheat today, but better buy
ing support then appeared, and
moderate rallies then ensued.
Reports were current after the
close the United States govern
ment would announce within 41
hours a plan to help wheat similar
to the cotton plan through which
loans are being made against cot
ton at ten cents a pound. Today'a
downturns ot wheat prices fol
lowed news that conferences at
London to fix a quota for Russian
wheat exports had proved unsuc
cessful, coupled with no develop
ments over night regarding the
Washington administration's mon
etary program.
Wheat closed nervous,
cents under yesterday s finish,
corn 1-1 down, oats - off.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat September 88 De
cember 8 -10; May 4-4tt.
Corn- September 4; ; Decem
ber 50-50; May 54-.
Oats September 314 ; Decern
ber 394 ; May 4271-43.
General Markets
vaomiOH axcBASGX
POKTLASO, Ore, Sept 28. (AP)
Produce xceasKe, net prices: Eutier
Extra 20c standards 19 Vie. rii
fiiiti lVic firsts 18e. Ergs. Fresh
Kfarsa 26c. fresh asedivias 23e.
1 Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 28. (AP) -Wheat
Open High I-ew Cksa
May 77 77 76Vfc 76
.Seat. 6 6 6 88
Dee. 72H 73 T
Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bend bines torn
76 V; dark hard winter, 13 pet 77, 11
pet 684; soft white, western whrta,
hard wiater, northers spring 66 Vs ; west
era red 64 Vs.
0ta No. 2 white $22.50.
Cora So. 2 E yellow 823.50.
Jlillrsn SUndard SISO.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore- Sept S8. (AP)
Batter Prints, extras 22c, staiidaPCs
21 VLa.
Bntterfat Portland delivery: A grade
19c; farmer s door deUvery ITS pooaa.
Swt cresia &e Uignar.
tea Pacific poultry producer's sell
inr nrices: Oversise 38e. extras 26c,
standards 23c, mediums 23c, pullets 17e
dosea. Bay tar price by wholesalers
Fresh extras 25c doien, firsts 20c, me
diums lie dozen; undergrade 12c, pul
lets 13c.
PoUtoea Local white and red $1.25
1.35 cental; Yakima $1.40-1.65.
Cheese 92 score Oregon triplets lie;
loaf 12e pound. Brokers will pay Vs
below Quotations.
Milk Contract price. 4 per cent
Portland delivery $1.70 cwt.; B grade
cream 87Hc txrand.
Country meats Selling price to re
tailers: Country killed hors. best butch
ers, under 150 pounds He. Vealers 90
to 120 pounds 9-10c. light and thin 4-
6c: heavy calves 4 5c. Linn viue
ootid: year lines 4 - 5c peaad;
heavy ewes 2-3c pound. Medium cows
2-5e pound ; eanner cows pouna.
Bulla 4-5 Bound.
Motiair Euying price: 13 J3 CUB ids
pound.
Csicsrs bark Buying price, 1933
peel. 2V4c.
Mops ominsi, iJ3, soiue pouna.
Live nonltrv Portland delivery: Buy
ing prises: Colored fowls, 4 to 6 pounds
lie, ever o ponsaj izc, spnns i""
2 te 1H pouads 12e; roasters, ever
3H pounds 12c; lghorn . fowls, ever
pounds 8c, under SH pounds 7c;
hrallxra IV tn 1 wounds 13e: 8 pounds
sad up 12e; stags 8c; roosters 5c. Pekia
ducks lOe; colored ducks 8e; geese 8e
pouna.
Onion I Walls Walla $1.25-1.40 eentaL
Cantaloupes Dillard. standard 81.40-
1.50; Yakima standards 60-80c crate;
Tha Dallea 81 crate.
Wool 1933 clip, aomlnsL Willamette
valley 2S-25c pound; eastern Oregon 16-
21e pound; southern losne io-iuc pouna.
H.r Bovine oriea irem nreeacer: ah-
ir. Ka. 1. new eren 816-16.50: vetch.
tin. 1 Sia: nuiameiie vaiiey nmomj
$15; eastern Oregoa timothy $17.50; oats
814 ton.
Portland Livestock
trusiiiAAU! ure., oept. -o. v
attle Beeeipts 50, calves 85; agout
Steady.
Mra.ana cows renaraiiv ae sower.
Steers, 'common and medium $2.75-5.
Railm rood, common and medium $2.50-
4. Bulls, good and choice $3-3.50. Yeel
mrm - -- rhaiM 86-7.50: cull, com
mon aad medium, 83-. Calves, geod and
choice $4-5.50; commoa aad meouua
4. !
tt-m ReiDta boo: 2H sower.
I-ifhtweieht. rood aad Choice $4.75-
5.50; medivai weight, good aad choice
. , a ka. hMMw.lh .bimlA . ft ehote
I " , "'--J - - . 7 J
4.50-5. racking SOWS. BH 1 u m ana
rood 83.45-4.15. Slaughter pits, good
sad choice $3.60-4. feeder aad Stacker
pigs, geod aad choice. 34-4.75.
.... MIU! IUHT.
Lambs, good sad choice $5-5.50;
n -on and aaeatum sajtw-o.w. ti
lisg wethers $3ie-4.eO. wea, meaium se
ckotee 75e-84.
Stocks and Bonds
stock AVEBAcrsa
iTan-rlrht. 19-S. Standard Statistics Co.)
Todav . 86.T 43.8. 73. , 77.7
Praviaos dar S-.S ea.v im i"
Weak age
89.9 44.0 T3.1
AAA 85.8 101.1
BUGS 2C SETBACK
1 9.7 I
66.4
Year age
0 years sge
148.6 114.6 204.8 153.3
uigk isaa
Ixiw 1933
High 1932
Low 1983
03.1 S.e 118.T 96.9
43.8 83.5 61.5 43.9
73.3 39.8 111.0 73.9
85.1 -18.3-614) 35.0
High 1931
140.3 106.3 808.9 144.3
Lew 1981
M.O 80.8-93.8 61.S
BOB-D ATUAGES
Td. LI 78.2 T3.S -79.4
78.4
Pviona day 78.5 S.T 19.$ ? 75.7
Week ace - - IM. . . v." to.
- - . - . .
V... ... . S6.2 71.8 84.9 74.1
8 years age 94.3 309.T 101.3 101.T
las 77.1 84.9 88.8 83.5
Low 1"- - S8.8 67.- 7 A3 .63.6
Hirh 1032 IU i T8. BO.S
TS.l
Iw 1933 " 53.3 47.4 70.9
87.S
Hi.k leal 90.4 105.T 10LS
98.7
Low 1831 ea.e ov.a
- . . n . .
vo.m
5 .
j Yx)rtXTian tO A reaCll
Morning Hopewell
And Night, 'Green
HAZEL GREEN. Sept, 23
Rev. J. A. Wortman, new pastor,
will preach here Saturday at 8
n. m. on "Tha Atonement or
Old Testament" prayer ana oii
cial board meetings will be
neia
vrdnMiIv nlght.
f Rally day Berrlcea nava been
act tor October 22 and win include
j .. 1 dinner. For tha - preaeat
Rev.
a Wortmaa preach Sunday
mornlac at Hopewell and, here
! 1U:$ o cioca at -.opeweu.
. f : 'a ' ' ' ': ' 1
Salem Markets QUIET MARKET HAS
m a a - . mtwmt m
Grade B raw 4 milk,
co-op pool price, f 1.43 per
hundred.
Snrplus fi.20.
(Milk eaied ea send moatkty
Jsatterfat average.)
lMstributor price f 1.70
Bstterfat Top 17-1C
prints 21Ke, cubes lntfc
Prices paid te gravers by Salea I bayers
BefOeasoer X
(Tbe prices below, sappiled ty m teeel
grocer, ere isdieative ef the daily isutrkrt
but ere Bt raarsBteed by The Butesauia)
I SUIT AMO "grfirr-
Ieesl erg plant j J3
Pears, ba. ; J5
CMst peas. Ib.
Lima beans. Ib. .
4
oa
Hacklebemea. In.
Striag beans, local, lb.
.OS
Cabbaga, cvt
.73 te 1.08
J04
6reea peppers. local, lb.
Onieaa das. benches ,
.IS
retstoeft, local
battue, tecal
aJOO te 1.25
. .63 te. J5
-L08 te 1.S5
Para 8eand
Onioas. Walla Walla, set
,Ui
a,2s:
- .AS
Oal-rj. dos.
Apples. Graven steins .75
Oraagtti. Ysleaeias, faaey 8.00 te 8.50
Plsre pack 1.75 te 2-25
Beeta, loe-L dos. , .15
Taraips, loeaU crate JO
Cerceta. leesl. dez - .15
Spiaack. lecal, crste
BVnsaas, ib. ee stock
.50 te .75
M
Ceeembera. hotboose, boa
Picklieg. lb.
.78
-08 M
.19
60
" oe
i.ee
8J3
.35
1.00
.85
.75
L7
.08
A
1.08
Local, dea.
OsBtsloapas, Grand Island
Laaaeae
avseadea. crate
eaaah, Oaaiab. ies.
Hnbbsrd sqassh
Teaseteea. The Dalles
LoeaL beshel
Parches, locaL ba,
Oera. leeaL Sox.
Casabaa. la.
Seedless grapes, lug
Tokay grapaa
Sweot Pataters, Ib.
.04
Prunes, lug, Burbanks
aors
1833 fnrglra. Tb.
.40
4)8
1933 clusters, Ib.
BOGS)
Baytag Prices
Extras
Standards
Mediums
. .23
. .21
. .20
. -04
. .10
. JDS
. -OT
.Ml
. as
.8.00
5.33
-5.10
POOLTB1
Old reoaters .
Colored hens
Hedism hens
Ugh bans
Legborn fryers
Celoree trjers '
BLEAT
Sarins lambs. p
Hogs, top i
first cats
Second cuts .
4.85
te .04
te 42V.
te .02
Steers .
.03
.01
...02
Cows
Balls
Dressed veaL top
.08
.07
lressed nor
OBAD AJTD BAT
Wheat, western red
White, No. 1
Barley, top, toa
.59
. .61
.15.00
.17.00
.19.00
.12.00
J4.00
-18.00
Oats. feed, ton
Oats, millioc toa ,
Way. b-paa prices
Oats and vetch, ton
Alfalfa, vaUey. first cut-
Clover hay .
WOOL
Medium
Course
Mohair
.23
.28
.20
.01
.03
CASCABA BABE
Green. Ib.
Dry. Ib.
MOVE BACK TO FARM
RICKEY, Sept. 28. The W.
Sheridan family, Salem residents
Gross -Word Puzzle
By EUGENE SHEFFER
if - 2" 3" t-" 5 6"" 1 "" 8 IO
25 V 22
2 -
23 7 25 26 11
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HORIZONTAL
1 Wit was the only Speaker of
the Hem ef Ropreae-Utivoa
to be elected rVeeidewt ef the
Umited SUtes? I
S What Awericaa sUUsnsan was
Vlce-Preesdeat ef the Comfed-
mrmtmA StalaaT
12 What canal extends fresa Baf-
f a4e to Albany. N. Y.T,
13 To ventilate i
141 Metallic element
IS Meal
17 Mournful
19 Sun-god
20 Large ruminant
22 To absorb slowly
t Ailing
28 Collection of sayings
27 Pilasters
89 Horn
SO Nothing
81 Title
82 Mentally sound
34 Head-cove ring
35 Remutierated
89 Turkish commander
41 Wrath '
4$ Indian !
44 Taste . . . .
. at
48 To unite wlta stitcnes
47 Mala descendant
. . i jm
49 To anoint
SI Musical note
82 Sooner than
S3 A fleet of war-vessels
87 Mohammedan prince
69 A cereal grass
mi A--e . . . .
a2Bw what naaaa Is ther Frenclt
Repwbfare
etc 7
me I 'gv Tnra vessel
-
VERTICAi; .
ll,Wkl wmu did Preat
Roosevelt appoint as Secretary
H of Labori Frances -3
I NaUve metal ; i
8 Rim -1 ; - . . ,-t
4 Parrot j
5 Deviliih ! . j
a Mnilral lMa -
at
7 What is tho taae-ogo of
Scot -
Uk HigUaadora -. ,
Then Rallies
jMLL 11 H
i I I ' i .'. ' !
NEW YORK.! Sept. ". CAP)
-Stocks felt better today, not
withstanding a heavy closing: for
wheat. Final prices for shares
showed a goodly assortment of
1 to 2 point net! sains, though
trading wag very quiet.
U. S. Smelting rose 4, and Mc-
Intyre, American Smelting, Na
tional Distillers, American Com
mercial Alcohol and Dome one to
three or go. Alaska Janedtj moved
up more than a pe4nt. HomestaJte
hopped up 2$ points on a' couple
of late transactions. ;. .
For U. S. Steel, American Tele
phone. Allied Chemical, American
Can, Chrysler, New York Central,
Baltimore Ohio, Southern Pa
cific, Consolidated. Gas, Western
Union, Du Pont, Santa Fe, Bethle
hem Steel, General Motors and
other favorites the rise- was leis
urely but well sustained. Sea
board Oil was up about 2. Stock
sales totaled 1,4 4 -.770 shares.
Oregon Celery,
Lettuce is Sent
To Philippines
PORTLAND. Sept. 28. (AP)
A ton of Oregon cabbage waa'
enroute to Manila on tbe steam
ship General Sherman. The supply
was from Oswego and wag des
tined to give Philippine Islandera
a taste ot real American dinner.
New England meals will be pre
sented by the corned beet which,
was shipped along with the cab
bage. The unusual shipment was
made by- the Pioneer fruit distrib
utors of Portland and also includ
ed Oregon lettuce and celery, each
packed Individually; the former in
cellophane. Some frozen Oregon
strawberries were also included.
Wool Trade is
Active in Some
Boston Offices
BOSTON, Sept. 28. (AP)
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) A fairly ac
tive trade is being received in
some wool houses while demand is
slower in others. Prices, however,
are firm. Fine Ohio Delaine fleec
es are being quoted at 32-34 cents
in the grease, sales having been
closed at the higher figure on
light shrinking wools. Graded,
strictly combings 64s and finer ter
ritory wools have been sold at
82-84 cents scoured basis wbilei
ungraded lines bring 8 1-82 -cents
for bulk strictly combing staple.
during the? summer, has moved
back to their farm and is being
warmly welcomed.
8 Concealed
9 Chemical symbol for Erbium
10 A water-raiaing wheel
11 Breaks suddenly
16 Read metrically
18 Exclamation
21 Uneasiness
22 Wheat did President Roose
velt appoint bases dor to
Franee7
24 Grassy field
25 What is the generic manac of
tbo Algomkis) tribes im Pern,
syiv-aia. New Jersey aad vice
itrT . 28 Pinch suddenly -
a-U
35 Bishop
27 Japanese statesman
38 Te what cmUy does Green.
land belong 7
40 Sandarac tree . i
42 Pitcher
What is tho capiUI ot Oregon I
45 Lizard
50 Gaseous element
52 Silkworm ,
54 Smalt rug
55 Topax humming-bird
56 Lair
58 Chemical Symbol for Iridium
60 Indefinite article
Herewith is tha solution to yea
terdaya puzzle. .
It MibKE BOE bK '
aostia, ma. Ks ym si n amams, be.
.Wanted: Feeder Trigs R. 7, Box 4.