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Newspaper Page TextGrains: I? i .in ' 1 I ? i Mr ill. ', J. ft'--: t r - t i few -v r . . r : 5 f 1i 7 A i- 4 . 1 k y 1 1 Statesman -Classified Ada i Call 9101 CUutrted AdverUtsa; Single. uurtta& tar Uct.lOe lure tsnrtl03s par Six Insertion per U:.Ht One BOBth. per ttac-wl.tfr Ulalmui- charge M t : ' Copy lor tw page eepted until t:0 the -las before pnblletttoBt tor el-aaifleatlon. C f re ceived after tula tlaM wUl b ru isder U needing Too Lata to Ctuaitj. i ;. Tha Stataeman assam w e tlnaac 1 ragpoaaibiUty tor arrora .which may ap pear 1 advertSaemenu pa Uibad Is Its eolanu at ta ease, where tale paper la at' fault will repriat that part of an, advertisement la which the -typographical mistake ocean. The SUtetaaa tatarraa the right to rajaet otjee .tlonal alTentaln. It tar . ther reeervuh tha right to classify alt. adrertlsieg 4er the proper classifica tion, r. HELP WANTED MALE EmDlord man or todent to wort In cart for room and board. (00 K Church. Tet JS;. - WANTED Tounc man for ateadr work, cm fox farm board and roora and small fagea. Must not- use tobac co or liquor. C W. Stacey, Bt. t. Box MA. HELP WANTEL -FEMALE ffmJMkMAffk0000 i " a r-n i in nOff WANTED Refined Christian wom an for motherless bom away from Sa lem. Must ha capable, and Waencum be red. Good home, small salary. 6tat references salary expected, age and phone no. Write Box 850. Statesman. SALESMEN WANTED Agents wanted. Best deal tn Salem, men or wotnea. 147 & Commercial. SITUAliONS WANTED WANTED Housework or care of children by experienced girt Edna. Klehn. Amity. Osegon. WANTEI Houaekeenlmr- Clean, capable and eeonomlcaL Miss Boae berry, 030 N. Liberty. ' ' FOR S ALE aiisceCaneoua Old papers 10 a bundle. Statesman office. .... -- ' Saw gumming and sharpening mile K. Four Corners. TeL ,4100. But a nlane- on Taumas a oeierrea rental plan. Inrestigate this pUn. Tallman'a Plana Stores, f 95 S. 11th Salem or 2 & W. Broadway, Port land, . 1500 Salem grown ahruba, trees, etc. Big shrubs cheap. Englewood Nursery. 2000 Neb. For sals: 4000 bx. apptea Coma gat a bargain. Rt. s. box ioz. Spits ber Baldwin, Northern Spy, Jonathan greening, .25 to .60c Wheat, mhe-a fertiliser. Mrs. Wright, in ml Wallace road. redar -and fir I bakes Cedar fence and bop posts Tel. 48F3J. e esiea a sa si w Si Purebred Boston bull, 47 Saginaw street. ajaBaasasasSaevasvssWsabAeeewevb1 Carrots 4 ten with tope; a topped. Reasonable free delivery. TeL 6489. FOR SALE Good 2800 pound work team, wagon and harness, oat and retch seed, good baled hay, call 6604. Apples all kinds, cheap. TeL 8115. AtTrrrrnv ui- Tueav Nor. 21, corner Front and River. Use xarm maenmery. RADIO FOR SALE 1288.00. Nine tub Zenith automatic. BaL duo I5J.40, torm l&e down: 15.00 month. See f- T,n, Wills Mil sin store. .Ml. . , - - ' Fruit and nut trees. See Frultland Nursery before buying, sales yard be tween Commercial and Front on Cea ter 8U A. J. Mathla For Pyroll supply, call 521J. aOiaJTTl"lT Carrots, $3 ton, 20c sack, near Bu na Vista ferry. Spencer. TRADE ilisctllaoeous Bring on yur appl ta trade for barber, work at PrescotC accommoda tion barber shop, 1064 Oak St. Hair cut 25c, shav 16c v FOB SALJC German police pups or trad for groceries, wood, mflk goata, or box heating stove. Rt. 4, Box 10L WANTED MisceHaneoQS W. r.r wed. 1570 Mission. TeL 3380. MISCELLANEOUS rnn Rejiti Flano. sweet tonea Smith and Barses; excellent condition. .33.OO mo-try sis sor unurco. set. 3912. - Haircuts 15c-ic 803 8. wmter. armrTjvvinnrivrrri-i-r-- - -- -- -- - Free.) We Pick up dead wortbl borse. cowa atteep. TeL 4869. FOR RENT ROOMS Fltmsaztt room, dot In TeL 4515. VWWWWMMMMMMWw Mod. sleeving rm. and gar. during leglsUture. TeL 8787. 1050 N. Summer. Nicely - furnished rooms. Furnace fAf. four block Stat house, 235 North 16th street, ROOM AND BOARD Board, room and washing for a re tired, refined, elderly, gentleman, reaa- anabl. ox sao, car .. Ttnard-room. 695 Court. TeL 567. ii , .luin i-i Heated rooms, ahso good board near ttat bouse. . 493 I. summer. . :j J Room and board fit month $17 for ptjUmflj mm - I In room. araga at mo. . -. , 1 -i aiiiaa-ii-nr r T - Tfwim. - board, -laundry. : In', t a ?.--,- 1790 "P" Bt. FOR RENTAPARTMENTS Roomy t room furn. apt. with gar age. 183 T" Bt, - 2-". u i , il ' l - - Apt. and rooms, U PJ . J-.L.,. i-4t.Hir t! tors Mod- . 1 -.i-rmd cottage North v Kalern 'Aute ' Court, Fun. apt, TeL 7614. 1261 HaaeL FOR RENT APARTMENTS Fb mod. S ft f urn. apt. Heat. eUe. refrigeration. Graie. Tel. U54. . Fbm. keate4 apta. 414 S. Illttu Kk furn. apt S90 Cnion. Dlrhi- a R bdL Inoulre C9S N. iserty. xet rOR RENT HOUSES fur, an tin fun ttouaea. R. A. rortaw, 1(1 K. CUUfi, TaL S83L Furn. and unturn. bonaea. Torrens with Grant. First floor llaaonlo Bids. i I noDi house, $1.00. trteC 10i N". iroa St. Hollywood dU- T Partly furn. small houae, S4S0 Le. i FOR RENT Small S R. house. Call SI0 N. lth. I ( B. aood. houae partly furn, 18. Beautiful location, garden and chicken yard. Tel. 97 0. FOR RENT i Furnished toonaahwr In Oak Villa Court. Adults mil-. Inquire 991 Mill St. Capitol Hotel under new manage ment. Furnished rooms and apart' tnentit WANTED TO RENT Want farm. Work on aharea Wa have a little capital. B. J. Blaine, 434 8. Water St, SUyerton. ! Hare some very choice tenants trancing houses furnished and untur- ntahed. If rou hare anything to rent. SEE E. E. BA1XJNGER, 6 Court. Tel. ir. FOR SALE Real Estate I If you are looking for a location, let me lieure on uuuainc you a nouse. build to suit : von choose the location. Easy , terms. I have completed five houses this summer ; everybody satis fied. H. C. SHIELDS - Oregon Bldg. TeL 1902. S3 ACRE. SNAP Priced at half Talus, 860 per acre. Well worth 1100 per A. Rklu dark, loam soil, creek bottom, all cultivated. No buftdintrs. but has extra good, build ing site. Well located, near town. Has sood free irrigating ditch with run nine water which is worth 81000 to place. SEE BKCUiU, or TUUJIASU. 841 State Street WEADTIFTTL. COLONIAL HOME large attractive rooms, hardwood floors in part, full basement with oil burner, lot SOslSS it. diocks xrom business district. All Improvements paid. Price only 80OOO, part terms Worth double. CHILDS ft MILLER. REALTORS 344 State Street TeL 8708. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME S reora ahinaled bouse with nook and bath, closets, screened-in back porch. large weodshed and garage, drove well. water system. Price only 81700, casn 820. bal. 825 per month. CHILDS MILLER. REALTORS 344 State Street TeL 6708. ' 6 A. clover sod, Howell Prairie, 3700.00. R. 9, Bx 102. Tel. 39F12. EXCHANGE Real Estate 60x100. 5 R. bungalow 30x50. Ce ment basement, fireplace, furnace. Walnuts, cherries. Five blocks from college. : t A. 4 ml. from Corvallls on west side highway north. 6 R. bouse, 50 fruit trees, E walnut trees. $300 hen house, running creek. Splendid well, electricity. 1 block from echooL Ex change both for Salem property. 1050 N. 16th St. Salem. FOR SALE FARMS 1 TOUR CHANCE TO FARM : We ai offering a 336 acre farm near Salem for 88000.00 on the followlns terms 31000.00 payment down, balance five years at 3 interest, has electric lights, gravity water system, fair buildings, creek, 4 acres orchard, 80 acres timber,' balance clear. Ideal for aheen. cattle or Keneral farming. SEE HAWKIN'S & ROBERTS. INC, FOR FARM BARGAINS RANCH BARGAINS C-acrea all in cult, and crop, had rood Income tills year. Good 6 R. house, dandy bam, electric lights and pumping system. Good sandy loam soil Price reduced from 8sdUU to jiuuv.ou. Close In. 14-ACRES $1000.00 3-A. timber, running water, paved road. One half down. 63-a. trade: Good location, all in cult., but 5-A. Umber. Good 6-R. bungalow, barn, alio. Trade for smaller place or city home. J AS. D. SEARS, 132 S. High Street 66 A. 8 mi. from Salem, 4 room house, family orchard. 30 A. in culti vation, wnie timber, spring, $2850. Trade for clear nronerty. 23 A. 54 ml from Jerierson. an la cultivation, woven wire fence, well. orchard. 7 room house. lis sou. szzeo. 6 A. 1 mL eest on paved road, a room house, oak floors, fireplace, electric Ugnta, S3u. svv down. 275 State Street Tel. 6796. ACREAGE 82600.08 buys 10 acre on pared) highway, 4 miles from Salem, t room us, electric iigrus. aarn. garsg. acres In orchard, family orchard, bear- lrr fllberta walnuts, lx you are look ing for a real buy, let us show you this tract, . W. H. GRAEENHUK3T W, REALTORS 134 South Liberty Street fltr center offers for sale. 140 acre 18 anile s from Salem oa paved road. 108 A, In cultivation, baL timber and pasture, 6 room house, large Darn, spring and creek water la pasture. Small down payment or wQl take small home or aereare In trade. 6 room house close in. rooa loca tion, basement, furnace, gas.' electri city, wired for electric range, small down payment, race: at a.av.vs. ! KKAi.il tJNlAa i42 S. Hlrh Tel. 8114 MONEY TO LOAN Automobile and Chattel Loans l to 26 months to repay at lowest pos- sibl rate I GENERAL, FIX A2ni vr. a local ro mo rati on 1st NatT. Bank Bldg. Phone fSSI 1 Licensed by Stat ii.fy-cfuttw- iii ni'- , .-.. Are You Short of Cash? Borrow f 180-f 158-f20$ or MORS from tail Renar tn rrom a to a awn s oordtng to your present Income. VOul 111 I... ?t iiivi . . BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY OF SALEM Member of NBA Room T19. New Bllgh Bid 2nd flyor i LICENSED No. S-132 by btat lit State St tei. c u Ln.i-ii-.. ' , -1 i Hare money to loan on city ot farm properiy. m, eii Boom 8. Millers Store Bull dins; Interestinj: Facts 7, Tfe went. brer to , the .Forum meeting at . the First Congrega tional church especially to hear "frosty" OUoa lead the alngmg. He wasn't there bat we are slad we went anyway cause we surely got a lot ot Interesting tacts tor oar column. - -O C. A. JHoward. state superin tendent ot schools was born in KansaH. There are 2000 school districts in Oregon. 0 Of this number there are 441 districts that are a year or more behind in the payment ot their warrants.. Fifty-one are three years or more back. O School warrants in the state not paid Jane ot this year was over six million dollars. O Two hundred forty-eight school districts of Oregon hare contracts with their teachers tor less than eight months. O Two per cent of the school mon ey comes from the state, 36 per cent from county fund and 62 per cent from the district. O Some districts levy a tax as high as 19 mills ana others need only levy 1 mills. O South Dakota has a school tax ot $1 for each man and 1 for each dog. 0 There are. over 50.000 boys and girls In Oregon high schools. O There are over 800 teachers In Oregon receiving 500 or less per year. O There are more school officials than teachers. About two bosses for each teacher. LOANS WANTED MONEY WANTED for several real estate loans. Amounts $300 to $1000 1 Int semi-annually. Best of secur ity. CHILDS A MILLER, Mtge. Loans 344 State Street TeL 6708. LIVESTOCK and POULTRY Turkeys wanted at once. TeL 133FZ. Lee's Hatchery. A-l rood milk cow. oata straw and hay. All for $25.00. Ruth P. Smith, Rt z. BOX 1ZSK. FOR SALEWOOD Phone Tracy a, 3986 for dry wood. GUARANTEED. CRT wood eoai TeL 6000 Salem Fust C. Trad Cot tag. Ash. fir and oak. Tel 6(48. Oak wood for aala TeL 3(88. Second growth and oak. Phone 117FS. Call 48F14. All wood. Smith a Rubens, For dry fir, oak, call 9769. Wood, Ashcraft, 1570 Mis, TeL 8380. All kinds dry wood. TeL 4418. Dry old fir. 2nd growth, oak and ash. TeL 8673. WOOD SAWING Wood sawing, TeL 7800. LOST AND FOUND LOST Boston Terrier with harness On drooped ear. TeL 6495. Reward. . LOST Large gray cat. Reward. TeL Olympic apt "TeL. 7748. FOR SALE USED CARS Buy Now CLEARANCE SALE Low Price D. R. A. Dodge Renewed Automobile Astonishing Values Every Day A New Deal Th car yon want at tha price yon I want to pay Special 1932 V-t Ford roadster. rumDie seat , , , lilt 1930 Plymouth coup (nejr paint, . exceuent snan zia 1)29 Dodg 8 sedaa. priced low to en 335 1828 Chrysler, 2 -door, bo better to no nao . : 1S 1928 Packard brougham. S this car. 4911 192S Graham-Paig 4 pass, coupe. penect 265 IIS 1928 Olds coach. must be worth . - mor 192S Buick sedan. If yon Ilk X5U1CK, see tnia 245 HAKOAJNS LOTS OF THEM A doaen others to chooa from 8188 or tea. Bonesteele Sales and Service Dodre. Plymouth Dealers Corner Chemeketa A Liberty. TeL 4441. ------------ - i- I-. -i- .-ir-Soni iruxii 26 Chev. tour tires good, new bat.. A-l cond. I9 cash. 1660 & High. TeL 19.(1. ..... 1-irmn.rLrLi .-y-un ri.ruxo.ji You Can't Afford to Miss These Buys 2 1933 Pontiae, f-Pas Sedana, priced to MIL 1 19U WUtys Sedan, radio, safety glass and lots ot extra 1193 Willys Knight Sedan. 1 1 92 S Buick sedan. 1 1910 Ford Coup la A-l shape, new " tires. 11929 Olds Coop 1 Cheap Overland Sedan. These cars ax priced to auL- - O.J.Wilson ; Buick Oldsmobile Pontlao Sales aad Servic , No Apologies to Off er On This Class' of Merchandise 1 1137 Chevrolet Sedan with only 36,001 mile 1921 Challenrer Redan. 20.000. 1928 Chevrolet Track with dump body. 1927 Chevrolet Truck OK7d. RORRraMyfl CAR MARKET 24$ Na Liberty BL TeL 3688. 1 FOR SALE USED CARS Before Ton Buy. SEE These Outstanding Used Car Values 1932 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach ..$(15.04 If SI Orabam-Paiga Coap Ise.oo 1 1931 Buick Stralght-I Coup . 436.00 '192? Franklin Sedan 248.00 1J1 Ford 8 to- Coup HM 1031 Ford-Deltixa Roadster STfi.00 ISIS Ford Coup 186.00 1932 Ford 4-cyL Sedan Deliv. 425.00 Valley Motor Co. ; Canter Street Used Car Display Room McKay Chevrolet Co. '"CHEVROLET GIVES MORS? 1923 Ford Sedan with ruxtell -8 80.00 102 Willys-Kniaht Couna SS.00 1928 Ford Sport Coupe 148.00 165.00 225.00 izs nv senan 1930 Ford Roadster 191 Chevrolet Coach ISO B0 19&S Little Nash Cabriolet 285.00 1921 Ford Coach 26.o 1931 Graham Coupe 185.00 ursnam Sedan 426.00 1981 Chevrolet Special Sedan 435.09 19S2. Chevrolet Sedaa 625.00 uuuu-as McKAT CHEVROLET COMPANY" 833 Center Street TeL 3188. su jxortn commercial Radio Program TTTESDAT, Havember 21 KOW rOETLASTD 620 Ztt. 7:00 Edward MaeHngh, KBC. 7:15 Organ concert, KBC. ' 7:0 Ronald Bock. -8:15 Koria Sisters, KBC. 8:80 V. 8. Marine gsad, KBC. 9:15 Orchestra. 9:80 Martha Mease aoeiety, KBO. 10:30 Woman's Magaaine, NBC. 11:30 Esbes In Hollywood, HBO. 11:45 Educational kaslU talks. 12:19 Farm sad Home. KBC. 1:15 Meredith Willson. KBO. 1:45 Mary and Her Friendly Garden, KBC. 2:00 Mate. Frances Gee, KBO. tE0 Friendly Chat. 4:15 Yea aad Year Government, KBC. 4:45 Stringweed ensemble, KBC. S:15 Sam Gordon. 7:00 Llrei at Stake. 7:50 Orchestra. 8:00 Amos 'a' Andy, KBC. 8:15 Memory Lane, KBC. 10:15 Anson1 Weeks, KBO. 11:00 Sid Lippman, NBC KEX POaTLAKD 1110 Xc 7:15 Band music 7:50 Tango Time. 8:00 Breckfast Club. 0:00 U. 8. Maris band. KBC. :45 Edna Fischer. KBC. 10:02 Organ concert, KBC. 10:30 Dance Rhythms. 10:45 Instrumental soloist. 11:00 Viator Salon orchestra. 11:45 Neil Sisters, KBC. 13:00 Blna Boom Echoes, KBC. 1:30 Meredith Willson, ItUU. 1 :45 Classical soleiat. 3:00 World Bookman. 2:05 Symphony hour. 3:00 Dance Antiques. 3:15 Mma. Frances Aids, KBC. 8:30 Hyma Sing, KBC. 4:00 Richard Montgomery Book Chat. 4:30 M-aieal Gems. 4:40 Chrismaa and Ollphant. 8:15 Studio. 8:80 Circns Court of tha Air. 9:30 Edgewater Beach hotel orchestra. 10:00 String-wood ensemble, KBC. 10:30 Rhythm Aces. KBC. KOAC COBVALLIS 550 Xe. T:30 Morning Meditation!, led by Dr. Frank B. Matthews. 8:00 Morning concert. 9:00 Home Economics Observer. 1A.IM T..r4 nf Melodies". 1L30 American Legion organ recital. lZTuO arm nonr. 1:04 R-yth Melodies. 2:00 Let's Wslts. 8 :00 Dr. Kate W. Jameson, deaa ot womea, "Marking Kew TraiU for for tha Family." 4:80 Farm market report. , The Citiaea and hia aehooL Dr. F W. Parr. Training for CiU senahip in tha High SchooL" 8:00 Mnaie of tha Masters. 8 -15 Mnaicale. Don Tomllasoa, senor. S;0 Radio poultry course, lessoa num ber 6, by Prof. A. G. Luna. NOTICE OP HEARING OP OBJECTIONS TO FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE HEREBY 13 GIVEN that NELLE HUTCHISON, as the , , !, .n.1lf(iil an4 at. amy appoiuicu, '-""'6- w. CLARK, deceased, has duly rendered and presented for set tlement and filed In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County ot Marion a final ac count of her administration of said estate, and that Tuesday, the nineteenth day of Decemoer, is 33. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon ot said day, at the courtroom of said court tn the Marion County Courthouse In the City ot Salem, County of Ma rlon, State o Oregon, hare oeea duly fixed and appointed by said court as the time and the place for the hearing of objections to said final account and tha settle ment thereof. Dated and first published the fourteenth day of Not am her, 1933. NELLS HUTCHISON, as Executrix of tha Last WH1 and Testa- . ment and Estate of NEWEL W. CLARE. Deceased. CARSON CARSON, Attorneys for Executrix. N. 14-Z1-2S: D. 5-1 X Marts Generally Higher as Dollar Goes Down Hill NEW TORE, Nor. 0. 0P Except for IT. S. government bonds and some other sections of the Investment list, markets went higher with considerable uniformity today as the dollar declined. i : Volume amounted to 1,892,510 I shares. 1 Allied Chemical was up about as much, while Union Carbide, Allied Chemical and American Can improved 1 to 1. General Motors traded heavily for a rise of 1; eo did Chrysler, which gained 2. Soeony Vacuum, Sea board oil. General Electric. Sears Roebuck, lohns-Manville, TJ. S. Steel. American Telephone, Beth lehem.' Sears Itoebak, Montgom ery Ward, International Nickel. and Union Pacific made good progress, Metala were firm. ttomt-DOMTVO 1LANN1 SILVERTON, Nor. 20. The t-rah indra nt RiivBTton will hold I mour. Donald Gllmour. Anet un ite annual homacomlnr Tharsdav i moor. Dollle Gllmour, Ida Belk niaht. November 28. A program l nap. ma enroumeu. vu a. Business Directory Cards la tbl rertcy raJa on a aaamthly bauds oaly. Rate Tl 91.00 per line per macaw AUTO BRAKES Mike- PnTtek, T75 Boufh Commercial BICYCLES New and Rapalxlaas. HARRY W. 8. Com'l Bt. BROOMS AND BRUSHES Ore iron Blind School TeL 40T2. CATERING Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. 6758. Hulda Help Hostesses. TeL 42. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4460.1. K. Worttmasa. CHINESE MEDICINE Dr., Chan Lam Chines Medicine Co. (now in farmer location). Hours Tues day and Friday. 10 :30 a. m. to p. m. 18 N. Commercial. CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. L. SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor. 356 N. High. TeL Kea S572. FLORISTS CUT . Cowers, wedding bouquets fun eral wreaths, decoration. C F. Brclt baupt. florist. 677 Court. TeL 5904. ALL kinds ef Coral work. Lata Fla 1st. 16th a Market TeL 9692 INSURANCE BECKB dt 188 N. High HENDRICKS TeL 494T COFFKT-SMrTH, gen. !na Tet 8632. LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY THE WEIDSa UUKUKI 263 & High TeL 3126 CAPITAL CITY LATJNDRY First In Ouailtr and Servic Teierhone 2165 1244 Bread ay I MATTRESSES Mattresses from factory to horn. Cot ton mattress. 60 lb. 36.00. Renovatora and fumigatora. Ruga cleaned, Capitol Bedding Co. TeL 4069. 3030 . capttQ- New mattress made t order, td re mad ; carpet cleaning, ststng ; fluff rug weaving. Salem Fluff Rug Mat tress Factory, a 13th Wilbur. TeL 8441. Otto r. xvnexer. ks tail. MUSIC STORES i GEO. C WILL Pianos, radio, sawing machines, sheet couai o and piano stu dies Repairing radios, phonographs and sewing machine 432 State Street. Salem. PHYSICIAN Homeopathic Physician L. G. Altman, M. D. Homeopathlat Offlc and residence 607 Center St. Phone 6832. Treats both scute and chronic diseases PAINT AND ROOFING Salem Paint dt Rooftnr. 474 Ferry. PATTERNS Capital City Pattern Shop WM. PREHN. 2145 N. Fourth 8treet PRINTING i --- for STATIONERY, cards, pamph- or any kind of Statesman Printing Department, 216 S. Commercial, Tele- . i RADIO SERVICE Central Radio Service. Tel 7993. Guaranteed reps Ira. 695 N. High. REAL ESTATE BECKS A HENDRICKS, TeL 4947. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO. 134 & Liberty St. TeL 6468. SOCOLOFSKT SON 294-5 First NafL Bk. Bier. TeL 7807. SEWING MACHINES Sewing machine cleaned and repair-. I ed. work g-exanteed. imon a. STOVES STOVES and star reDairtnc SUrve for saka rebuilt aad repaired. - All klad ot woven wire fane, fancy and plain, bop basketa hook Iowa haara Salem Fane and Stov Work. 861 Chemeketa. Tel. 4774. R B. Flemfaie, E. E. Wlrytnu, 1 mL N. Pac Hwy. TRANSFER FOR local or distant transfer storage, call 2131, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks to Portlaad daily. CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co 216 Stat St. TeL 7713. Distributing; for warding and atorage our specialty. Get eur rate. TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS Adding Mch. sold. rented, repaired. underwod Agent Cooks A Short, 631 Court. TeL 6684. WELL DRIOJNG r. a. Waet. is year xri RFD I Qualified as such Administratrix; t, box sax. TeL tiers. will be served. rlvn mnA Mfraahmant Ho: ROLL 'ANNOUNCED 8ID:. if, Nor. 2. The honor I in six months from tha data roll tor the second month at school here, announced this week by. Jessie Rudln, teacher, follows: Louise Gilmour,- Frank Gllmour, Lola Gilmour, Loren Wlederkehr, . I Albert Webb. LOB Webb, Benny Re - 1 Reeres, Jean ReeTes. sniney ou - SUES E'ECB CHICAGO. Not. 29. (jpi Re1-1 newai or advances in the Wash ington price ot gold went hand la hand today- with a pronounced Tip- turn of anes ot all kinds ot grain. .yj-'ij. - Something of a rash to bay wheat developed toward the last. Additional incentives to purchase Included, a anbstaatlal decrease ol the United States wheat risible supply, together with crop deter-1 k ration complaints both from do mestic winter wheat territory and from Argentina. .Wheat closed firm at virtually the day's top level. 2-2 cents! above Saturday's finish, corn 1-j 1 up, oata 1-1 adranced. Wheat today's Closing quota tions: - Wheat Dec. S; May, 82-; July. 21-H. Corn Dec, 47 9; May, 64- July, B6,. Oats Dec, IS; May, 38-; July, S8. Genera! Markets PXODVCB XXCHAKOE PORTLAND, Ore- Kov. go. (AP) Produce exchange, set prices: Batter Extras 22c, standard 21 He, prime tirets soe. tints ic xggs, fresh extras 20c, fresh mediums 25c. I Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. Kov. 80. (AP) Wheat Opea May 7814 High iiow Close 76 H 76 78 Deeember 71H 71H 714 71H Cask Bis Bead blaeatem 7Se: dark hard irinter 12 per cent 76c, 11 per cent 7sc; son wane, wettera wmu, sard wia- ter, aortaera spring, westers red 71c. . Oata Ko. 3 white 322.2S. Corn Ko. 2E yellow 322.75. Jtillrua B'.sndsrd fit. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore- Kev. 20. (AP) Batter Prints, extras lie, atandards 23c pound. Eutterfat Portlaad delivery : A grade lie. Farmer's door delivery 19c pound. sweet cream be aigaer. Egga Pacifie poultry producers selling price: Fresh extra specials Sle, extras 29e, stsnaards 24c, medium 25c, pullets 18c dozen. -Buying price by whole' sslers: Freih extras 29c dosea, firsts 23e, mediums 20c, andergrade 14c, pul lets 14c Cheese 03 score, Oregon triplets 11 He; losf 12 Vie pound. Brokers will psy H.0 below quotations. Mils: Contract price, 4 per cent, Portland delirery fl.70 cwt. ; B grade cream 87 Ue sound. Country meats Selling price to re tsilers: Country - killed bogs, best butch ers, under 150 pounds 7-7 4e; veslers, 00 to 100 pounds 7-8e pound; light and thin 4-68 pound; heavy calves 4e pound; lambs 9-10c pound: yearlings 4-5e pound; heavy ewes 2-3c pound; medium cows 2 5e poand; esnner cows l-2e pound; bulls 8-4e Pound. Mohair Buying price, 1933 clip 15e pound. Cascsra bark Buying price. 1938 neel 2V.C. Hops Nominal. 1933, 2j-38c pound. Live poultry Portland delivery, buy ing prices: Colored fowls, 4 to 0 pounds 10c; ovsr S pounds 10c; spring pullets I to S pounds 10c; roasters, over 8H pounds 10c: Leghorn fowls, over 8 pounds 8c under Stt pounds 8e; broilers 1 to 2 pounds 12e, 2 pounds and ap 10c; stags 6c; roosters 5c. Pekia ducks 10c; colored ducks 7e; geese 8e pound. Turkeys Ke. 1 10-12e pound. Oaioas Tskima 85c; Oregon f 1-1.15 eetal. Potatoes Local white and red 81.10- 1.15 eenul; Yakima fl.35-1.40; Des chutes S1.40-1.S0. Wool 1933 clip, aomlnal: Willmn ette valley 23-25e pound; eaitera Ore gon 16-210 pound: aouthern Idaho 10 20c sound. Hsv Burin ar price from producer Alfalfa Ko. L sew crop fl l.50; vetch 115: Willamette Taller timothy 815: e aatera Oregon timothy f 17.50; oata fl5 ton. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore- Kov. 20. (API- Cattle Receipts 180, calves 150; steady. Steers, common and medium 82.50-5; heifers, common and medium $2-4.25 : cows, common and medium 32.25-8; lew ratter and cutter S 1.25-2.25: bulls, cut ter and mediant fL76-2.75; vealers, good and choice 65.50-6.50; evil, common and medium $2.50-5.50; calves, good and choice 84-5.50; common aad medium f2- 4. Hogs 'Receipts 4000; alow, 25c Lightweicbt, goed and choice 83.75- 430; medium weight, good sad esote $4-4.50; heavyweight, goed and choice $3.60-4.10; packink sows, medium sad good $2.75-8.60; feeder -locker pigs, pri aad choice 33-26-.T5. Baeep Keeeipia iuuy Lambs, good aad eheiea $5-5.75; me dium $3.50-5; yearling wethers $3.75 4.50; ewes 75e-$, - Stocks and Bonds (Copyright. 103. Standard Statistic 0) Vovembar 20 ITOCX ATAOa SA 20 20 $0 ' Iad'ls BB'a TJf Total Tf. 04 a al l Od.l 8LS i 1 a 4a - . 11.7. 40.0 S4.S 70.0 Waakak . , - a. w.o ' ; ... sLO 17.8 89.4 67.8 1 year ace , laaq xo High 103S 101.1 68.0 11S.T Lew 19SS 4a 2801 61 6. 48.8 BOK AVUOBS SO 20 10 at Iad'ls. BB'o TJt'e Total Today ss.a eo.a Prevwuday S9.S 60.0 74 We ag . T1.0 68.7 78.4 YesTsg 68.1 2.9 82.3 w-L.., Ml 104.8 99.7 70.S 72.7 69.4 98.0 83.5 High 1988 T7.1 84.0 88.5 Lwl93S 8801 57.0 74.1 6301 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OP ADMINISTRATRLX. Notlce Is hereby giren that the undersigned hat been duly an notated by the County Court the State ot Oregon for the Coun ty of Marlon, as Administratrix o tha estate ot William Lemley, de ceased, and that she has amy i all persons baring claims againsr. the estate of said decedent are I harebW notified. tO " Present tno same, ooiy reruiea, to me. i i office of Ronald C Glorer, my at torney. 208 Oregon Building, 8a- , I lam. Marion County. Oregon, witn thai this notice. Dated v at Salem.' Oregon, this 2 1st day of Norember. 19SS. HALLA D. GILLESPIE. AdmlnlBtratrlx of tha Estate of William Lemley. Deceased. RONALD C. GLOVER, Attorney for Administratrix, . Balem, Oregon. N 11-2. D lt-lf. Sa!en Uarliels , Grade B raw 4 milk, co-op pool price, f 1052 per bUKired. Smrpls"1.13. U-tra. stair kaiuzfas avarsgsvl Dlstrlkor nrlce (2.10, Bat tor fat Top SOc, prtmta !, cbAmv S5c. ' . ' reS pal t gies br Salem bsyers -r K.Tembsr 20 .(TVs price aalew. sapvaed by .a local groeer. era laateaUv e( the daily market MS wt roeraateeS by Tha BmteaaaaJ - raorr ajd ranaaiaa Craaberrl, 4 bbL -read eJuNTiea. - , JDS rmla graaea. lag ' . J50 Fisla STspea. basket Pampkins, do. -ita-ma Broccoli, tag-. J3 A9 JO .60 J0 . Jin , -10 rnatpa box tog Taraipa, boa lag , RuUbsxxs. mr box BrBsseU sprsati. Jug . thecal agg plant J5 . .00 to 1.15 , j07, .15 . .73 t LOO . e. te , .3 JO U 8.00 Green peppers, local, lb, , Unions, a ox. bunches Pstatses. weal usttvea, local C-liforala. Iced Onion, Walla Walla, ewt. LOO J.25 Celery, da .70 AppW - Sings'. . .75 . .00 L25 - .00 Joasthaae , Ssita , reaaoek t Oranges. Taleaeias, faaey 8.00 ta 3.50 Place peek LT3 te 3.25 Beets, local, las. , ., .15 Tumi, local do. .25 Oarrota. local, aos Jl Spinach. loeaL erst. , -50 U .75 Bunanaa lb. aa stock .05 Hands - 05 H Lemon B.00 i.oe 8.25 .15 Limes, fresh Axaeadsa crate Sqnssh, Danish, dot. Hnhbard sqnssh Tama toes, local, lag LOO J6 Casabas, lb. .03 1.25 100 1 .08 .60 and .50 4.0O 8.78 Seedless graces. In a Toksy grapes . , ... Emporer (rapes Sweet potatoes, Ik ... Pears, bn. Grapefruit. Florida . Grapafrait, Caiitornta uuri 1038 fuggle .30 to .80 to .88 .85 1933 elnsterg, lb. xaos Baying Prfees Extras .28 .28 .21 AA .10 .08 .08 JO JO . .14 Standards Mediums rooidcxx Old reeeters - Colored hens Medium hens Light hens Leghorn fryers , Colored fryers Dressed turkeys, Ko. 1 . BUST Spring lamba top . Hogs, 160 to 200 lbs. 8.00 4.25 2uO to 225 lbs. , , 225 to 250 lbs. , 130 to 160 lbs. 3.85 to 4.00 -8-15 to 8.85 8.50 to 8.75 2.50 to 8.00 Sows Steers .OS te .04 .01 t .03 .02 Cows Bulls Dressed veal, top Dressed bogs i ; .06 , .06 OSIB mJTU IU I Wheat, western red .61 White Ko. 1 .61 Barley, feed Ko. L. ton .15.00 Oats, feed, ton .15.00 .19.00 .10.00 Barley, malting Ko. L toa Oata, milling, toa Hay. bayins Drteea Oata and vetch, toa Alfalfa, valley, fin cut .12.00 .14.00 -12.00 Clover bay . WOOL Madlnm .25 .2 3 Course Mohair Gross -Word Puzzle Br EUGENE SBEFKER ' 1 1 1 m. i' Is r " " Ii -,11- iiiliiiiiiiii 28TW illll illl-ll ""l" il I111- m w I II W Mb HORIZONTAL 1-WUl Norwaaiaa wroU the pepalar "Tear CynlT edtoT ' What Soatli America iwpoh- Kc limmAr appCd ti of the worwr sutrato Km . 11 Childa bca IX What is th capital of tk J -TA of the A-tiB" Ii TtaTiaa coin IS What U tko capital of StWala? IT Note or tha scale 15 Imitate 19 Ordinary language 20 Made 21 Exists 22 Musical instrument 23 Sensitive to pain 24 Student 25 Is carried 2d Melody 27 Suspend 28 Agitate violently 30 Contagious skin disease 32 Girt .33 Groups- of men working ' rether 84 Egyptian gun cod , 35 Part of no be 26 Portion 87 Impede - Therefore 39 Musical instrument 40 Sedate 41 Vessels having one mest 43 Purifies r 45 Clothe 4d Monircha : VERTICAL 1 Strong rraspa . ; 2 Unusual - - S Feminine name' 4 Hebrew nam for God ot of S Savaomah 1 th ckif port ef wkaleUtef Whet was LuKola's first socrw tary of the treasvry t Salaa i 7 Possess S Genua of coarse perennials 9 Note of the scale - l0CempleU --' - BBS The downs had it yesterday on the Salem markets, with lower prices Quoted en poultry, hogs, and gram.. Cabbage waa the only commodity to climb, the price go ing up 15 cents, to from tOc- S1.1S per hundred. Colored hens, medium hens light hens and colored fryers are all anoted , a cent a pound lower. Turkeys stm take 14 cents as top price. Wheat dropped two cents to 61 cents on both red aad white varieties. IUHT1K5 Biniis PORTLAND. Not; 29. (JPi The public demand for small' turkeys has sent the- lightweights . of quality Into premium chan nels, here, and heavier birds are showing less demand. A further development ta the, market was the general feeling: of the trade that turkey grow ers are not offering nearly their normal or expected quota for shipment. According to one large handler. current turkey offerings are so small as to create the belief that surplus shipments for Thanksgiv ing this season will be the small est for many years. A A temporary shortage has re sulted in a further advance ot one cent a pound in the buying price, here, with If cents being freely offered for No. Is. Me i dlum graders 3 cents below tops, I and seconds, S cents less. The demand for small toms and hens is so- much keener than for large birds that buyers are discussing a premium. Live birds today ranged from 9 to 12 cents a pound. Dressed turkeys were quoted at from 13 to IS cents. Outlet Broad for Greasy Comb Wool BOSTON, Not. 20. (JPi (TJ. S. Dept. Agr.) Greasr combing do mestic wools artj receiving calls from quite a broad range of out lets and prices continue to show an upward tendency. In a few cases graded strictly combing 64s and finer territory wools and choice twelve months Texas wools have realized 85 cents scoured I basis, the range on these wools being 83-35 cents. CASCASA BABE 1 Preen. Th, 1 .OS Dry. Ib. llMaintain I i 1 Military aaststaata, . 16 Casttng- of Totea . . II wm woa taa rantzar rm o is 1ZS fr Tki aadMajography, Troas LMtgra-t to l eilTt 24 Ewado 22 Prkkiy enrelopes of frnit 23 Chanta 24 Respite ; - 25 Wander at wS ! 27 Th maa off wrkat r or tk Poclaratiol of Ia5o dawc has hoeoma syaoayssoas with a slgaatore? 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