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a- 17 . If Ail A J- aua -a.w
WANTED R fi ned Christian worn
an tor motherless bom away Xrom Sa
lent Must - be capable ana unencum
bered. Good home, small salary. Stat
references, ' salary expected, ago aad
plioos no. Writ Box JSC. Statesman.
SALESMEN WANTED
Agents wanted. Beat deal In Salem,
men or . woman. 14 T S. Commercial.
WANTED Three salea ladiea for
direct -selling. Good seller. 702 X
Church St- alter I, evenings. ,
, IfiUlnt territory thoroughly estab
lished. One of the best in Oregon. Box
37, care Stetes-naay ' --
'I SITUATIONS WANTED
TTANTXr-Ho-ieek-eptaxv Clean,
capsJsVe aaA acoajomlcal . Miss , Boss
berry. 3 N. XJberty.
Nurse cares for kiddies, your home,
reasonable. b&4 N. Liberty, side door.
Widow wants work, 20c hour. TeL
S17.
FOR SALE MisceCaiieoas
Old papers 10 a bundle. Statesman
office.
Saw guminlng and sharpentna
aalle B. Four Cernera Tel. 4110.
For sale: 4000 bx. applea Come get
a bargain. RL S. Box 102.
Spltsber Baldwin, Northern Spy,
Jonathan greening, .25 to .50c Wheat,
sheep fertiliser. Mm. Wright. 4& mL
.Wallace road.
RADIO FOR SALE $2 28.00. Nine
tub Zenith automatic BaL doe $22.40,
terms S.0O down; 15.00 month. See
Mr. Janx, Wills Musia store.
Fruit and nut trees. See Frultlgad
Nnrsery before- buying, sales yard De
tween Commercial and Front on Cen
ter SL A. J. Mathls.
' Tor PyrolL supply, call S212.
Apples, 25s up. 2312 S. Cottage.
Ceok stove $5.00, beater $2.00, ex
cellent condition. TeL 20F2.
$0 square shingles No. 2 at $2.00
sq. RL 2, Box 161 A. at EoU.
Alfalfa,
e5L
bay,. 912. delivered. TeL
1 TRADE Miscellaneous
. t . i a a. M
:Rrinr on Tour apples in trade for
barber work at Preecotfs accommoda
tion barber shop, 1004 Oak St. -Hair
rrax tSc. shav 15c.
WANTED Miscellaneoris
WANTED Best bicycle
rfll buy. 1059 N. lth.
fit cash
MISCELLANEOUS
t Haircuts 15e-20c. 202 8. Winter.
aaijijTj'u"VXrLru-unju "iini"'' a
. Free. W pick up dead worthless
horses, cows, sheep. TeL 48t.
: FOR. RENT ROOMS ;
a2psaaisaaajeaaaaaaksSaSaa aea saeswsna
Pleasant room, tics lit Tet
4j1saaTiaew,aeaajsasaaa,a
Furnace-heated bedroom for rent,
reasonable. 1253 Court or TeL ??
Well heated room, private bath. TeL
4:82. 248 J. Summer.
easaaea1aasaeaeBkassaVae11
large unfurn. room, close
non-smokera 605 N. High.
in tor
ROOM AND BOARD
Board-room, (95 Court. TeL 1 171.
Heated rooms, also good board near
itate house. 492 N. Summer. , .
.'' Room and board 21 8 month $17 for
2 In room. Garage $1 mo. TeL 7212.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS-
Fine mod. 2 B- torn. apL HeL aUq,
refrigeraUon. Garage. TeL 8154.
, Roomy" room turn. apL with gar
age. 1222 "Xr SL
ApL and rooms. 042 Union.
0vi.rii n-,-iir
OLYMPIC 720 N. Lib. Fum. mod
ern 2 rm. apL --
Furn. 2 R. apt. avalUble Dec 2rd,
q indora apartiwnta TeL BtSf.
FOR RENT HOUSES
: . tttii-tv "and unfurn, - houses. Torrens
.with Grant. First floor Masonic Bldg,
: TeL 1L '
. mnd. house. Dortlr furn. $12.
Beautiful location, garden and chickea
yard. Tet . .
. First month rnt free newly decor
ated. S4 s. lata.
T R house, partly furn. Lights and
water included, $20 Joo, 190 N. Com-
merclaL TeL 017 f.
FOR RENT Small t R. boos. CaQ
.a 20 N. 19th. -' - " ' -'
. .- - saii TiiUiJli""
" Modern g-reen famished bouse, Ifet-
1 vln Johnson. TeL7s. - u .
.: Two and three room furnished cot
tages with garage ay tne aayt wee,
or month. Cherry- City Cottages Jttf
: Fairground Road. - -
TOR RENT Good R. furnlahea
home. 8 large lota, 10 fruit trees, ftao
.location on bus Une near schools. Lease
to good parry ror year. v"
tli.-. -
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FOR RENTHOUSES
Punt, j and ; -ufarn. bouse R. A.
Forkner. 1110 N: Cottage. TeL SOIL
Partly turn, small house, 2430 Lea. '
FOR RENT
Fnrnlabed - bunzalow In Oak TlUa
Court. Adulta only. Inquire m Mill SL
Capitol Hotel under new manage
ment. Fnrnlsned rooms and apart-
menta
WANTED TO RENT
Hare soma very choice tenants 1
wanting nooses -famished and untur-1
niaiied. i yon nara anrtrrmg to remi,i
SEE E. E. RAr.I.TXQER. S2 Court
tel. 1T. '
FOR SALE Real EsUt
ACRE SNAP
Priced at halt Talus, ! pet
Well worth Uv per A. Rich, dark;
loam so!L creek bottom, all -cultivated.
Ne btri dinca but bas extra cooa nuua-
bur site. Wett located, rwar town. Has
a good free irrigating ditch with run
ning water -which la worth $100 to
place. 8KB -
BBCHTEL or THOMASON
' ,- 241 State .Street
Choice river frontage with fire acres
of. ground. New modern lour- room
house., electricity, basement, and bath.
Glassed In porch serosa entire front
facing river. . Double garage, family
fruit and. berrlea All In cultivation.
Circumstances makes it' necessary to
sacrifice ttria attractive home at 23500.
Will take small house at edge of city
with some around.
1)4 acres with river frontage all In
bearinx Royal Anne cherries and ran-
cjuette walnuts with variety of family
fruit aad berries. Five room house not
completed with electricity available.
Price $1500 ; will take city lot with
snack on it.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN
1 Court Street
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Want to trade for eastern Oregon?
IX you do, sea me right away.
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. Tel. 8902.
FOR SALE FARMS
FARM BARGAINS
J Owner ill. ssust sell his fine farm
tract!- price for quick sale. Ask ua I
about it.
CHILDS k MILLER. Realtors
244 State Street Tet 2701
ACREAGE
SAT :nL from Salem, 4 room house,
barn, fenced, some fruit, good sou.
sze down.
20 A 4 mL from Salem, 11 A In
cultivation, baL timber, fenced, old
bldg. $2500. .
H A, 4 room plastered bungalow,
V th, lights, basement, fireplace, on
paved road, 12350.. $250 down.
MELYTN JOHNSON. 275 State Street
Business Opportunities
Gas station and dandv 4-R. bnusn.
basement, furnace, electric lights and
pump. ft-A. good corner, only 22500;
a. snap. . i
MOVING PICTURE THEATRE
l4cated In cood cftv. dolnr nod
. . -.
ousiness at a bargain. Take aome
iraos. suns
J AS. D. SEARS, REALTOR
122 South High
MY! WHAT BARllAIXS
CH -acres close to Salem, fine loam
soiL ATI to profitable fruit and buries
and nuta Dandy home, lights, and wa
ter system priced at a price that will
surprise r you. .
--S A. STOCKED
AH sandy loam, runnfnr watr. X-
timber, 4-R. house, barn, silo. 10 cows.
mm, nog, oanay ieam, za ion nay.
mui, ui lur fuvf a own.
jajs. u. biAKJS, REALTOR
132 South High Street
MONEY TO LOAN
, - -tj-vxjxnj jssxjij.
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos-
miutm raiea.
GENERAL iflNANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st Nat L Rank Bldg. . Phon 8353
Ldcensed by State
- i Jri-slVlprifMsirtsTji
l - $ Cash Money S
To salaried men and women no se
curity neeaea aq 4oana confldentiaL
STATE LOAN CO,
212 Oregon Bldg.
TeL 77!3 Lie. No. S-185.
Are You
Short of Cash?
Borrow $100-2120-1200 or .MORE from
us! Repay in from 1 to 20 montha ac-
coraing to your present income.
come in ! . . . Write I . . . 'Phone!
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETY '
OF SALEM
Member of NRA
Room 119. New Bligh Bid. 2nd floor
NO. S-132 bv STATU
is mate St. TeL 2740
LOANS WANTED
- - , I, irxoj-JxrirM''i nnn
MONEY WANTED for several real
estate loana Amounts 9300 to 91000
7 InL semi-annually. Best of secur
ity.
CHILDS A MILLER, Mtge. Loans
34 State Street Tel. 708.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Tvr&ym wanted at one. TeL 1J3F2.
r ..
a-c-j an tuttuiitry.
FOR SALEWOOD
A-l Wood reasonable, alwt nm-ii.r
ie z.
Phon Tracy' a, 3988 for dry wood.
GUARANTEED DRY wood coal
r.L 5008 Salem Fuel Co. Trade a
uoftage.
: i-MV
Ash, fir and oak. Tel 5442.
Oak wood for sale. TeL 34$.
Second
growth and oak. Phone
137F2.
Call 42F14. All wood. Smith & Rubens.
a4-aaiSbeanssJMfcNwe
For dry fir, oak call 2789.
-s-a-a--a.-- - -a -w-Jw1f---lf-u-u
AH kinds dry wood. TeL. 4118.
'wwwiiMmM
r. Dry old fir, 2nd growth, oak and
asn. tsl as;. , ,
Large aeeond growth fir,
94.25 cord. TeL 4508-or 4518.
foot.
LOSTjAND TOUND
' LOST WaTiet oa Com.L SL Sat Re
wara, tsuuut wiison, kl b, vox izo.
- LOOT Between Salem' and Detroit I
paper sack containing wool shirt blue
work shirt, underwear and towel R-1
waj2LJHa2LJwook!jOre
FOR SALE USED CARS
986 deposit en new- Dodge or Ply
mouth, for sal fur 925. Address Boa
251, care sutasmaa,
mm a
Interesting tracts
A gaaollne pnm: is being per
fected that will dtopenaa gaioliaa
when coins are dropped in a Blot.
Q
New moon tonight
o-
There are 105 active eases of
T. B. In Marlon connty.
a
The Red Cross are now provid
ing glasses for children la need
I of them who cannot afford to pay.
- 0 - ..
10,500 men will receive work
within the next few days . under
the civil works program.
O
Harry Scott tells as that w
should always say Harry W. Scott
when we talk about aim as there
are several Harry Scott's la Sa
lem and he claims the others no
kin of his. Almost as bad as Smith
he claims.
a
A five dollar gold piece is now
only worth $4.88. We hear that
the water company in Portland
got stuck for tho 12c Sure hope
onr water company here don't get
stuck too much.
O
Saturday will be a big day In
Salem. A city wide dollar day.
Most of Salem merchants are co
operating to make this a big day
in Salem. Read the ads in today's
paper, also watch Saturday's pa
per lor special dollar day ads.
O
Harry Levy, 0f the Midget mar
ket gava us as his reason for get
ting his ad copy in late that he
had been working on the relief
employment committee, He says
that there is a shortage of wheel
barrows throughout the country.
FOR SALE USED CARS
You Can't Afford to
Miss These Buys
3 1333 Pontlae S-Pasa Sedans, priced
id aeu.
1 1022 Gardner Touring.
11030 Willys Knight Sedan.
11328 Buick Sedan,
11930 Ford Coupe In A-1 shape, new
urea.
11922 Olds Coupe.
1 Cheap Overland Sedan.
Ttese cars are priced to sea,
O. J. Wilson
Buick Oldsmobile Pontlae
Sales and Service
No Apologies to Offer
On This Class of Merchandise
1927 Chevrolet Sedan with only. 20,000
- muea
1921 Challenger Sedan. 20.000.
isas unevroiet Truck with dump body.
iii v;nevro;et Truck UK. a.
BORREGQ 3 CAR MARITR-r
240 N. Liberty SL TeL 222.
Radio
Program
Friday, aTevesiser 24
XOW PorUana 20 Sc. -
7 :00 Tony Cabooch, KBC.
7:15 Orgsa concert, KBC
7:50 Bona Id Bock.
8:00 Old Memory Box, KBC.
9:85 Organ concert, NBC.
0 :45 Cookinr School.
10:80 WomaiPa Maraxhia, KBO.
11:45 Idneational Health talka "'
12:15 Farm and Bom hoar, NBC
iz:a u. at. fiiaatr.
1:15 Bhythmia Serenade, KBO.
2:45 Mark Daniela, baritone.
8:05 Waldof-Astoria orchestra, KBC,
8 :20 Priendly Chat.
4:45 Piano Pais, NBO.
6:00 BalUdettea. KBO.
6:00 Phil Harrit, HBO.
7:00 Pint Klgbter, KBC.
8:00 Amo 'n' Aady, KBC.
:45-PortUnd Cleaning Works.
9:50 Orchestra.
10:20 Cole McElroy'i orcheitra.
10:45 Archie Loveland s orchestra.
11:00 Sid Lippman's oreheitrs, KBC.
11:8Q-12:00 Bal Tabsria orchestra,
KBC.
KEX Portland 1180 Sc.
7:20 Henderson's orchestra.
8:00 Four Square CathedraL
8:80 Victor 8alon orchestra.
0:20 Tad Weem't orchestra.
0:45 Organ concert. KBO.
10:02 Arion Trio, NBC.
10:15 Instrumental Soloist
10:30 Orchestra.
11:00 Olympian Quartet
11:15 Food Talk.
11:30 Boaald Back.
11:45 Weather report
11:45 Friday Steeplechase, NBC.
12:20 Cobwebs ssd Nuts.
1:30 Mary and Her Priendly Garden.
2:00 World Bookman.
2 :05 Symphony Hoar. ,.
8:00 Classical Soloist '.
8:45 Betty Boop frolic, NBC
4:00 Danes Manters. NBC.
4:40 Criamaa and Oliphant ' " '
8:30 Portland Union Bible Classes.
0:15 Cstholie Trsta Society.
9:35 Piano. :
0:45 Jimmy Rlchardaons Soorta Talk.
10:00 Melody Train, NBC.
10:30 Out of the East, NBO. .
KOAC Corvallls 660 Xe.
7:30 Morning Meditations led by Bev.
Fred R. Morrow.
8:00 Morning concert
9 :00 Home Economics Observer.
10:00 The Parade of Melodies,
11 :S0 American Leirlea organ recital.
12:00 Nooa Farm Hour.
1:00 Rflyth-Melodies.
8:00 Aa Yoa Liks It with Anthony
Eower.
2 :45 Campaa' reporter.
2:00 Dr. Lento T. Dennis, field worker
ta parent education. Amerieaa
Home Economies association.
3:0-British Isles Travelog.
4:30-4:85 Farm market reports,
6:45 Farm hour.
7:45 Science News of the Week.'
:lP-iloapaT ef th Crossroads.
- NEW- YORK, Not. 23. (ff)
Financial marteta were domlnat
ed almost wholly today by the na
tional currency- controversy "and
prices generally - renected hopes
or rears of a stabilized dollar.
Steel stocks showed net gains
of fractions . to around 2 Points.
with the resistance being led by
lu)(u)
STOCK HUGE OFF;
Business
Directory
Card fa this directory ran
oa a monthly basis only. Rate:
91.00 per linto per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek, 17i South CommerclaL
BICYCLES
New and used. Tires, Repairing..
HARRT W. SCOTT. 14T 8. Com'l St
BROOMS AND BRUSHES
Oregon BMnfl SchooL TeL 4072.
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. Ph. 0758.
Hulda Helps Hostesses. TeL 8942.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4450. R. E. Northnesa
CHINESE MEDICINE
Dr. ' Chan , Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
(now in former location). Hours Tues
day and Friday. 10 :20 a. m. to p. m.
180 N. Commercial.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. O. L SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor.
258 N. High. TeL Ra 8571.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, wedding bouquets fun
eral wreatha decorations. C F. Brelt-
haupL florlsL 77 Court, tsl sioo.
ALL kinds ef floral work. Lata Fler-
Irt, lth Market Tel. 0592
INSURANCE
BECKS a
HENDRICKS
TaL 4917
121 N, High ..
COFFEY-SMITH, gen. Ina Tel. 8498.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
22 a High TeL 9135
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
Telephone 2165 . 1204 Broadway
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to horn. Cot
ton mattress, 50 lb. le.oe. Kenovators
and fumlgatora Rugs cleaned. Capttol
Bedding Co. Tel. 4049. SV3 n. tapitot.
New mattress mad te order, eld' re
made; carpet cleaning, sizing: fluff
rug weaving. tMiem iun ttug at aaac
tress Factory, a 12th A Wilbur. TeL
8441. Otto F. Zwicker. Est 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. G. WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet musia and piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing tnachlnea 422 Stat Street,
Salem.
PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic Physician
L, a Altman. ' M. D. HomeopathlsL
Office and residence 107 Center SL
Phone- 8(33. Treats both acute and
chronic dlsessea
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint St Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PATTERNS
Capital City Pattern Shop
WM. PREHN, 2145 N. Fourth Street
PRINTING
FOB STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, booka or any kind of
printing, call Tbe statesman Minting
Department 215 & CommerciaL Tele-
RADIO SERVICE
Central Radio Service. Tet , T291
Ouaranteed repairs. 896 N. High.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE A. HENDRICKS, TaL 494T.
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
114 -a Liberty SL TeL 2469.
SOCOLOFSKT ft SON
804-5 First- Nafl.-Bk. Bldg. Tel. 7807.
SEWING MACHINES
Sewing machines cleaned and repair
ed. Work guaranteed. Phone 8889.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds ef woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, hop basket a hooka logan booka
Salem : Fence and Stove Works, 2(2
Chemeketa, Tel. 4774. R. B. FlenMn.
TAXIDERMIST
E. E. Wiggins, 1 mL N. Pac. Hwy.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 313 U Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. 226
State St TeL 7772. Distributing, for
warding and storage onr specialty.
Oet otir rates.
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS Adding Mch. sold, I
rented, repaired. Underwood Agents.
JKKe Knort. 6S1 Court TeL i&84.
WELL DRILLING
R. A Wast, 89 years experience, RFD
T, Bog 202. TeL 1HF5. x
TJ.
o. Dieei, ttemienem ana wa -
tiohaL
rnnmnUAitaA .( mA
uvuv....y, u
some uuiiues emerged with email
jalna and American, Telephone
was only slightly lower on the
day. U. S. Industrial Alcohol, "Na-
ai. V'i fAiitee. . ' - - ," '. -a- :
uonsj juisuuers. American Jom -
... iti.i e.vs. n
- 4 American tSmeltlnt;, Case, Ameri
WClbUU.OlUIUUl,' H11-ILL LIID. UUinK.
can Can and . Allied Chemical
dropped 1 to ) points1 net.
The larerage for 10" selected
stocks was oft 1 points. Trans
fers totaled only 1,373,365
shares.
REGULTS
L.Cronemiller
To Tell of Fires,
Credit Luncheon
Lynn P. Cronemlller, state for
ester, will address the- Salem Re
tail Credit luncheon fathering this
noon, his subject to be the disas
trous forest fires which swept
through Washington and Tilla
mook counties lata last summer.
Projects to- salvage as much-, as
possible of the timber will be de
scribed and pictures - of the' con
flagration wUl be exhibited.
Prof; William Jonas of. Willam
ette university will gtra five-
minute talk on why Marion coun
ty should atd the county health
association by buying Christmas
aealar;-.' . . f'i'-- - v. , !-.
The association meets in the
banquet halt of the Masonic tem
ple. .
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
n . . OP EXECUTOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been' duly ap
pointed by the .Connty Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marlon, as Executor of the
last will and testament and estate
Of Ada R. Simpson Fellows, de
ceased, and that he has duly quali-
iiea as such Executor: all persons
having claims against the estate
of said decedent are hereby noti
fied, to present tbe same, duly ver
ified, to me, at the office of Ron
ald C. Glover, my attorney. 20 S
Oregon Building, Salem ' Marion
County, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem, this 27th day
of October, 1935.
ULYSSES P. SIMPSON,
Executor of the last will
and testament and estate
of Ada B. Simpson Fel
lows, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney .for Exetutor,
Salem, Oregon.
O. 27, N. S-10-17-24.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT. Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned' have filed In the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon, .for the County, of Marion,
theli duly verified final account,
as executors of the last will and
testament and estate of Mary
Maurer Boggs, deceased, and that
said Court has fixed Tuesday, the
5th day of December, 1933. at
the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of
said day, as the time, and the
County Court Room in the Coun
ty Court House, at Salem, in Mar
ion County, Oregon, as the place
tor hearing said final account and
an ejections mereto.
Dated at Salem, Oregon,' tins
3rd day of November, 1933.
KATHARINE R. MAURER and
EZRA MAURER.
Executors of the last will and
testament and Estate of Mary
Maurer Boggs, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Executors,
Salem, Oregon.
N. 3-1 0-1 7-2 4-D. 1
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OP
EXECUTOR
Notice is hereby given that tbe
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the
County of Marion, as Executor of
the last will and testament and
estate of Margaret A. Duncan, de
ceased, and has duly qualified as
such Executor; all , persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to the under
signed, at the office of Ladd &
Bush Trust ; Company, Salem,
Oregon, Within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
10th day of November, 1933.
. LADD & BUSH TRUST
COMPANY, -Executor
of the last will and
testament and estate of Mar
'garet A. Dunean, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Executor,
Salem, Oregon. N. 10-17-24-D.
1-8.
. EXECUTOR'S FIRST NOTICE
To whom it may concern: No
tice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the County Court
for Marion County, Oregon, duly
entered of record this day, the un
dersigned, the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, of Portland, Oregon, (Sa
lem Branch), has this day been
appointed Executor of the last
Will and Testament and Estate Of
Jacob Fiedler, deceased, and has
duly qualified as such executor.
Ail persons naving claims a gainst
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same with p rover
vouchers' ow7erification attached.
to the undersigned Executor with
in six months from the date of
this notice,
Dated this 19th day of October,
1933.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of Portland, Oregon, (Sa
lem Branch). EXECUTOR
of Estate of Jacob Fiedler,
.Deceased.
CAREY F. MARTIN
413 Masonic Temple Building,
Salem, Oregon, Attorney
for Estate.
O. 20-27, N. 2-10-17. , '
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright, 102, Standard Statistics C.)
novemser zs
. . 8T0CX AVESAOZS
Teday ,.-, 90.T 40.2 . S5.0 T9.9
Previews day . 02.6 41.0 OS .2 TS.S
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S years age
High 1292
Low 1838 .
99 -1S4.S - M.S 98.2
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52.2 67.0 7d.l 62.8
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90.1 104.4 99.7 98.1
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S years age .
High 1988
Lew 1839
77.1 64.9 88A 98.6
69.8 67.9 f tU 89.6
GB PRICE SLASHES. iSalero Markets
rJQT ETJDED. STflTED
PORTLAND; Ore- Not. tl. (JPt
Hop prices here today advanced
to the highest level since the open
ing of the seHint; teason for-the
tSS crop.'1 -
One lot was reported sold at 41 1
cents a " pound, one - cent ' above
yesterdays quotation. The deal 1
involved about 100 bales of f ag
gies, -understood to . have .been
bought for European accounts.
PORTLAND. NoY. 23 V-
General slashing or egg prices on
lha amu mirVrf whloh finally I
forced local co-ops to loosen their I
: r . . . .. . .. .i
price hy at least le dozen was not)
tftrrnlnatnH hv anrh artlnn
In '. fact open i declines in.
the I
price only served to stimulate de- l
continued witn sales or rresn cut
as much as 2c dosen below estab
lished values. While most of the
severe cutting was reported by
small operators and chiefly near
by country stores, it has become
practically impossible to force
more than a nominal volume of
sales at the extreme values
uut-state operators were re
ported as slashing values gener
ally which again upsets the local
trade.
Mafket for butter was showing
artificial character with contin
ued government buying. Much
stuff was being pulled out of stor
age, taking away more than nor
mal volume of fresh sales. Prices
were unchanged.
Prices were being
generaUy
held here with chicken receipts
Of small volume. Onlr the f act
. - I
that turkeys Were, so cheap keeps
luia uisraei sroia suowiug Detier-1
luent,
Shipments of packers' pork
from outside points which has
caused more or. less price shading
here, finally resulted in a lower
price in country killed.
Packers were also bearish In
the veal market and were bring
lng in huge stocks on contract
which were reported selling to re-
r a Mara -AmAwkal , JA a
s-ae srwuio US. UUtA IUUQUT
-."led Stuff.
Market An niiaUfv n-nntt- lrtii -
-J a " . . .
- -- bvwu.sj aaa
ea tamos was snowing a fairly
well Stabilized Price, a dim holnrl
thA nm rvn k..t
o . irv Blttll,
ij. . , . .
vaij iiuiueu receipts were snown.
General Markets
raoDven zzchahob
PORTLAND. Ore., Kov. 28. (AP)
Produce exchange; net prices: Batter
extras lie, standard IlHc, prime firsts
?uc, ursts 19 c Eggs, fresh extras
zoe, tresa medinou Zde.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 22. (AP)
Wheat Opea High Low Close
Slay T75 7S 78 73
December 70 70, 68 68 U
Cash! Big. Bead bines tern 71; dark
hard winter 12 pet 74, .11 pet 71; sett
white, western white, hard winter, north
ern spring, western ree sv.
Oats No. a- white 822.50.
Cora Ke. 2E yellow $21.79.
Millron Standard f14.00.
PortlancLProduce
PORTLAND. Ore- Xov. 22. I API
Batter Prints, extras 24c aUndaida
23e poaad. ,
.Eutterfat Portland delivery: A grade
21c. Farmer's door delivery 19e poud.
oweet cream o ntgaer.
E8g Pacltio poultry prodneers'
selling price: Fresh extra specials 80c,
extras zee, sianasroe. X3C, ssediams 24c,
pallets 17e doien. Baying price hy whole
salers: .Tresa extras- z7e dosea, firsts
ate, asediuas 18c, undergrade 12c,. pal
lets 12e.
Cheese 92 score. Oreson triolets
Utte; loaf 12 He pound. Brokers will
pay 4 below quotations.
-tilk Contract price, 4 per cent
Portland delivery 81.70 ewt; B grade
cream 87 H pound.
.Country meats Selling price to re
tailers: Country - killed hoes, beat butch
ers, under 150 pounds 6tt-7e: vealars.
vu to iuv pouaaa 7-1 He pound; light aad
mi ruo ingm; aeary calves ae poaaa;
lambs 9-10e pound; yearlings 4-5e pound;
heavy ewes 2-8e pound; medium cows 2
5e pound; csnner cows l-2e pound; balls
- pouno.
Mohair Buying price, 1933 clip lie
pound. - 4
Cascara bark Buying price, 1933
P 2e.
Hops . NomiaV 1233, 28-41e poaaa.
Live poultry Portland delivery, hav
ing prices: Colored fowls, 4 to 6 pounds
lOe; over 6 pounds 10c; spring, pullets
2 to 34 pounds 10. ; roasters, over 8
pounds 10c; Leghorn fowls,- ever 8H
pounds 8a, under 3 V, pounds 8c; broilers
'a i pounds ize. a pounds aad bp
10c; stars 6c;. roosters 6c Pekim dacks
10c; colored ducks 7s; geese 8 pound.
Turkeys Ne. 1 10-12o pound.
Onions Yskinia 85c; Oregon 91-L15
cental.
Totitoes Loral white and red 81.10.
1.15 cenul: Yskima Sl.S 5-1.40: Dea-
ehntes 9L40-1.50. .
Wool 1938 clip, nominal: Willam
ette valley 23-25e pound; eastern Ore
gon ltXle ponnd; southern Idaho 16-
20e pound.;
Hay Baying price from prodaeer:
Alfalfa No. 1, new crop 816-16.50: vetch
815; Willamette valley timothy 815:
eastern Oregon timothy 817.50; oats 1S
ton.
Portland Livestock I
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 22. (AP)
Uattle Keeeipts SO, calves 90; steady.
Steers, common and medium 8. .50-5 ;
heifers, eomaroa and medium S2-4.2S :
eowa, common and-medium 92.25-2; lew
cutter aad cutter 91.25-2.25; balls, cut
ter and medium f 1.50-2.50; vealers, good
and choice 65-50-6.50; call, common aad
medium 22.50-5.50 ; calves, good and
ehoiee 84-6.50; commea aad medium 83-
4.
Hor '-Receipts 250: steady to weak.
LightweighL good sad ehoiee 92.66
4.50; medium weight, good and choice
S3.9O-4.60; heavyweight good and choice
23.50-4; -peeking' tows, medium - ssd
good 32.75-8.50; feeder ft stock er pigs,
stood snd choice 22.26-2.75.
Sheep Receipts 600: nominally stesdr.
Lambs, good and choice 83.25-3.75; me
dlnm 83.50-6;. yearliag wethers 93.76-
4.50; wjs 758-12.
r
58s, 60s, Finer
Wool Grades Sell
BOSTON, Nor: 23. m (U.
8." Dept. Agr.) ' The fairly ac
tive trade tn domestic wools la
taottly or Is, - eos and liner
grades bat' Include also some, of
th lower qualities. Strictly comb
ing 66s. 4 blood territory wools
brlnr Tt-80 cent6 scoured basis,
wbne in,mtr x Mood itrictry
combing territory wools have
brought 1 Tlft f cents. Strictly
eomblnf Ohio fleeces of similar
' Grade IS raw 4 milk
co-op pool- price; flJKS pes
bandred.
Surplas fl.15.
(all Ik eased ea - sem! moatkty
eMerfa avevaseU -t sf
Distributor price $2.10.1
, Butterfa t Top 20c,
print ssHcv cubes 23 He ,'
Prices paid le- growers ly Salem bsyers
. - Sentuaber 22- "
rThe-prieee beion. SaspRed fcy e ieeal
freeet. are inlleativ ef the daily market
as ate not gaarsateea ay Tbe Btataeaan)
- Mill m tmm mim a w
.s."- e as
eroana- w - n. - ' "
?jj grapes, lag I , ,, , , , . JO
ru:
Psmpkint. dos.
basket
.25
.40 .50 M
AS
AO
AO
JO
.00
J'" SweeiL lag
"""l"-.."!
Tnroips. Hint
Ratsbscsa lor
box.
Bia aiHronta. lag
.09
. .00 te LIS
J07
,' .78 te' LOO
. 43 te .05
.2.50 te 2.00
LOO
L25
i .70,
Oreea peooers looal. lb.
Oaloss. dos.. bancs
Pststoes. local '
Lttttee. local , .
CsUfornis. leed
Onioae, Walla Walls L
Celery, dee. -
Apple
.-Kings
. Jon&thaaa
.75
.00
L33
Spits
Peaaeck ' .an
Oranges, Valencia, faaey l.OO te S.50
Place pack L75 te 2.25
Beets, loeaL doe. - .15
Taraips. local dox. .25
Carrots, local, dos .IS
Spinach, local, crate
JO to .78
Banana a. lb. ea ateek
Heads
.05
. OSVi
ueiaeas
s nn
Limes, - fresh
Avseadee, erate .
J.2S
. .15
l.fH)
- .35
Bqaasa, DanUk, dos.
Ha board squash
Tomatoes, local hie
.2!f lh
.02
I tw.
lug
1.25
, 1.00
.08
..60 aad .SO
I Emporer cranes
1 potstnes. lh
Grapef rolL Flcrida
..4.00
Grapefruit, California
8.7S
BOFB
1933 fufglee
.80 to .40
.SO to .85
1033 clusters, lb
JTOTa
Filberts, fh.
.12 to
.18
.20
Walnata, lb.
12 to
EQGS
Saying Prices
Extras
Standards
' Mediants -
.25
22
!20
POOXJTBT
I Pallets
.11
.
.10
.08
.00
.10
.10
.10
0il IMItiri
Old
I Colored hem
1 Mtdium betti
s T I L a
I a-IKUh C109UB
Leghora fryers
Colored fryers
mikii, .n. I
.14 to
I r ,
I aaa
Spring lamba too
5.00
. 4.25
3.85 to 4.00
Hogs. 100 te 200 lbs.
200 te 225 lbs.
225 te 250 lbs.
180 to 160 lb.
..8.85 to 8.05,
.8.50 to 8.75
-2-.50 to 8.0O
.08 te .04
.01 te .02
Sews ,
8teers
Cows
I Balls
Dressed veal, top
u tessea aog"
obaxji airu
Wheat, western red
White. Ko. 1
. Barley, feed Ke. 1, toa
.15.00
oats. teed, toa
.15.00
1.00
-10.00
Barley, malting No. L toa
Oats, milling, toa ,-
Mar. bavins prlees
Ost sad vetch, toa
.12.00
Alfalfa, valley, first
.14.00
viover kay .
.12.00
root,
Median
.25
Course .
Mohair .
.28
.21
HTTTS
Filberts, lb.
.1214 to
.12 to
.16
.20
Walnuts, lb.
qualities have sold at 41-42 cents
In the grease for 66s, blood
and at 31 cents for 48s, 60s,
blood.
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CHICAGO, No. 22. UPti-U$
by active selling, to stop losses.
wheat underwent a maximum fall
of 3 cents a bushel todays and
rye 44 cents. Other grains suf
fered a steep tumble.
Lack of confidence owing to nn-
eertaintles of the monetary oat-
look was the chief motive ascrib
ed for selling of grains and for
curtailment of buying interest.
Downswings carried the wheat
market to below the price which
prevailed when tbe United States
government started its goid-Dny-
ing program October 25.
Wheat closed nervous at almost
the day's bottom, S -3 cents
under, yesterday's finish, corn
2-3 down, oats 1 cents off.
-Today's closing quotations: .
Wheat December 24-84 H:
May B7-, July 84-?.
Corn December 42 May
50-; July S2-.
Oat December 32-; May
3-U; July 36.
iBKEIHB
LABISH CENTER, Nor. 23.
The onion market has been slight
ly more active the past two weeks
with the entrance of more buyer
into the local field. Sales have
been quite numerous during the
period with 75c a hundred, sacks
and twine furnished, being the
prevailing price level, although
there have been rumors of sales
at "better than 75c."
The bulk of all trade handled
so far has been by A. F. Hayes,
manager of the Hayes farms, who
entered the buying field early in
the fall. The price was maintained
at the 75c level largely through
i his efforts.
Practically all onions bought
have been for export purposes.
and consequently they hate been
graded to run from one and a
half to two and three-quarter in
I cues, and have been inspected ac
cording to U. S. government re
quirements. In contrast with last year when
price quotations were at growers
storage house, this year the on
ions must be delivered at Brooks.
rotato Undertone
Saggy; Offerings
Of Onions Rise
PORTLAND, Nov. 23. (jP) Po
tato market undertone was saggy,
with more or less price shading
k, wkAl.a.lM f.. . W
prices continuing somewhat under
the f. o. b. levels generally quoted
at the source.
'Onions continued about steady
with a slight increase In Oregon
offerings.
Root vegetables were In better
call, prices stationary.
I Cauliflower and celery
were
steady.
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4 threatens
5 week-day
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tool
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pactly 9 avoids
10 locate . -
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drying 1
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products
22 three-toed
sloth
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pronoun
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