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The OREGON STATES5IAN; Sakm, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, December 12, 1933
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de? the proper - elaaaitica-
Uon. ' '
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Gift
j Suggestions
from Salem
Merchants
Metropolitan
The finest selection of toys, candles,
decorations, tree light sets, a1"..
t'fo MetropollUn Christmas sale, lis
V. Uberty. ;
Eoff Electric
ELECTRICAL gifta ars practical
rift j. For Her sandwich toasters,
kitchen clocks, illxma iters, wasbins
machines, waffle irons, percolators,
vacuum cleaners. For Him radio (a
low as $X4.S), alarm clock, desk
limp. 237 Court.
. Cooke & Short
tnTOKRWOOD TYPEWRITERS -
New end used. SEE OUR new model
I'ORTABLE at 245.00. Used machines
U makes, low prices. .
821 Court Street TeL 524.
aJxrUJVJlVl"ll"l" " aeaaaaaa
Shafer's Leather Store
BUT leather roods from s leather
store. 170 & C31, ...I.
BILLFOLDS, luggage, brief cases st
Surprisingly low jrices. 170 S. Coml.
biCTCLES $12.30 TIP
. See our complete display of new sad
rebuilt bicycles. Harry W. Scott.
G. W, Johnson & Co.
Ties 49c. boxes: broadcloth shirts,
boxes, $1.49; hat free with each suit.
j uaruqjuTJiaifajs'"i ii i
Wooipert & Legg,
. Drugs
TARDLET sets for men and women
are among the finest alfta
rosMETICS. shavmsr sets, station
ery. Court st Liberty St.
aysasssjsssjsssssasssassssasasi
WELLER HARDWARE
PTREX ware, cutlery, electrlo ap
p lances, nsnayv aitcnen . tooia w
aousewue, 4a court. -
nWiB KXELSON
CIGARS, ripes. ptos sets, norelties
for him. Half prio and less for short
ttrae. 149 S. Com u
JXrKSSJJUUirrrVir --aafcaaas
Olson, Florist
GIVE flowers for Chrlstmasb, or
send by wire. Tel. 714$.
j Bishop's I
ARROW shirts at IL9S ars real
at An at s14s
IF IT'S for a man or boy youH find
tho best selection st Bishop's, 124 N.
Commercial. - ,
THE LARGEST selection of men s
fins neckwear In Salem.
j Smart Shop
SCARFS, umbrellas, blouses, sweat
ers, pajamas, besides ready-to-wear
make really practical gifts for women.
Reasonably priced, ef course. ;
The Statesman
A subscrlptfcm t The Oregon States
man is a gift 812 dsys of the year.
Remember a friend with a subscrtp
Uon to The Statesman.
! HELP WANTED
xnjvuuMutfw'vwv'irw"irii-."i-i"i-i'-i- i i"- -
3 ssles people with Portland rum
for local work. 404 & High, Mr. Cru
tnrdn. - --- " - t . -
HELP WANTED MALE
r - - WANTED
' A young man with knowledge of the
lasurance Dusisees. . --.v-
CHILD3 MILT.KR, Realtors
841' State Street - TeL 4708.
HELP WANTEL FEMALE
Wv"'-'y
TPirwFRS wanted for midterm
vacancies; cooperative plan gets quick
resales. Free Information, write Teach
ers Exchange. Kansas cuy,
SALESMEN WANTED
Agents wanted. Best deal ta Salem,
m.n or women. 1 T H. vummciu,..
SITUATIONS WAN7TED
-i VOTv.HnA Boultrymaa wants 09
winter. Write, saving sll details
to Andrew F. Sears, T. M. C. A, Port
land. -y -5 - : .
Hsekpg. Experienced. 428 I. LiDerty.
Housekeeping. Box 247, ear Statse-
' wan.
FOR'SALE MiscellaneoBa
r ELIZABETH IJLWSON announces
the enenina of the Dr. Cartwright
home at 764 Ferry street to particular
nmnia desiring a horn and meala
Wis will also be serred to others by
telephoning In advance te Mrs Lawson
cat 7995. Once her araest, you wiU be
certain to return.
2, wood and cesl beater stores, De
- rAnl cream sepsrator, VIctrola ana
records. Mrs. B At. Woods, 110 N.
FOR SALE MbceCaneoos
FOR 8 ALE Croaley cabinet radio
will trade. A snap, 8J2.50. 240 No.
Liberty. TeL .482. i ;
SpStsber Baldwin. Northern " Spy.
Jenatharv Greening, . 29c te (Sc. Wal
nata. -ifrv Wrtsbt. i 4 mL Wallace
Ford Tourtmr. 112 modcU aood rub
ber, cood condition. 1841 Trade St.
So boxes taacy Bose and Clarceaa
pcia-s. lie ausbel ..box, r for - i.ou.
Brine bozaa. ; Pur appla cider freah
daily.
i'LiitlTAiN ODES WOSKS
Wert Baiem -
flaw auuuukw
-aad
attarpenlcs
TeL 42S.
axil, el
Fnrtt and nut trees. See Frnltland
Nurrr twfora 1m r Inc. aadee nra
mw Commerciet and UTOnt ea uea
tw St.. A. J. ilathla.
Balrcnt. 20c. Itl4 N. Com'L
Embroidery and needlework reaeoa
o&able, Mrs. UForce, ZZI N. UtfO.
ACaaa AUTO A XHCCK Wreckera,
Generators, armatures and atarters.
Used parte for autos And trucks. 41
B. Commercial, hk block aouta ot
water company.
TrviTr r ii-i i -irniin
RADIO FOR SALE
' 2147 UaJestic Console, reooesessed.
Balance due. S42.60. Terms. SS down.
! monthly. See Mr. Jacz, Will's Mu
sic wore.
' Carrots $4.09 per ton nn topped. Top
ped fi.ee. Reasonable. Tee oeitvery
TeL 8t.
Threw russ. 20x52 to 60 made from
roi3 ends, all wool rrlci risnt. kTV
Ford street
TRADE Miscellaneous
Want to trade, wood range and heat
er for 2 cord of oak wood. Inquire at
17 ' 1 St.. Salem.
WANTED MisceUaneous
Wanted late model 2-ton truck or
will buy your equity for cash. What
have you? Tel. 6424 for Information.
MISCELLANEOUS
Haircuts 15c-20c. 202 a Winter..
Free. We pick up dead worthless
horses, rows, sheep. TeL 4249.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Mod, heated apt., 21 N. 14th St.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board-room. S9S Court. TeL 4472.
Room and board $17 month $12 for
in room. Garage $1 mo. TeL 7212.
B. & R, steam heat, near P. O. 5422.
Pleasant rooms best of meals one
large room down stairs. Tel. 4498.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
SjSSjSsS4SaSSSSSSSjSl
Furo.
apt.. $10. 11.8 Cbemeketa.
sseayjel1aass,e"'
Fina mod, X R. turn. spL Heat, elea
refrUreratiofU. Garae TeL 4154.
2 rooms partly furnished, $5.00, Hol
lywood. 1005 N". 22nd St.
nAnArfuiAnri"i-i-i
Apt, oyer stuffed turn. 6aS Center.
Apt. $5-110. 191 a Church.
FOR RENT HOUSES
2 and S room furnished houses for
rent. Inquire 720 N. Front
Furn. and unfurn. houses R A
Forkner. 1410 N. Cottage, TeL 8031
FOR REXT Small house. See Mra
CadelL Sutesman office.
H. P. Grant rents furn. and unfurn.
houses, 180 N. Com'L
Partly furnished 4
tage. TeL 2842.
rm, stucco cot-
iron rent
' On f Salem's finest homes, 7
rooms, modern, double- garage. Worth
$50. Will accept $20 from reliable
CHTLDS ft MILLER, Realtors
244 State Street TeL 4741.
t room bouse on N. 14th St $15 per
mo. See Mrs. Lawrence at Willamette
Sanatorium.
FURNISHED two and three room
cottages, with garage, by the day.
week or month.
CHERRX CTTX COTTAUE3
2490 Fairground Road
57 Statesman St.. 5 rooms, built
In a araram and woodshed. 212.50.
1440 Ferry Street, modern nouse,
bedrooms. $15.00. 894 N. 17th street, 4
Wronmi i stoves, well furnished, pl
ane, on bus line, garden, f zv.ue. a
room house south ot town, wen.
chicken bouse, $8.00.
P. H. EEU zz uregon juiag.
Tel. 8402 and 2427.
FOR RENT
Capitol Hotel under new manage
ment. Furnished rooms . ana apart
meata .' ;
Ttntals of all: kinds, furnished end
unfgrntghet 829 Court St TeL 4017,
WANTED TO RENT
If you wish to rent your house fur
nished- or uniurmanea csu m
Court Street TeL 4017.
FOR SALE Real Estatt
5-acres, fine son, some timber, house
sad out buildings lair, wonuenui buj.
On nr-onimf of alclcness must ssu, w
Quire 629 Court St TeL 4017.
i 2 A. H mL from Salem, on pared
road. 4 room house, electric lignts.
iMth. basement, nesx ox wu.
A. l mL east ot Salem, oa paying.
5 room home, bath, fireplace, electric
lirhta. oak floors.. $2500.
25 A. on macadam road, 22 ta cul
tivation, dark sou. apple orchard.
A. prunes, creek, 4 room house, barn.
t chicken houses, $509 down, DAL 41
per cent Int
- 10 A. on pared road, north, new
house, well. X logans, - fenced.
1H7S. 220 down.
MELVXN JOHNSON, 272 State Street
Wonderful bur m l real house.
Large living ' room, four bedrooms,
sewing room, basement, fine location.
Less than half price. (29 Court Street
H01IE AND INCOME
It room building arranged tor small
apartments and rooms, on-large cor
ner lot la business district both streets
psred. walks In and paid for. Priced
very low for only $3000, liberal terms.
CHILDS A MILLER, REALTORS
244 State Street TeL 4708.
EXCHANGE Real Estatt)
, For outstanding buys In real estate.
see us. We specialize in exenangea.
'H. tv SHIELDS -
Oregon Bids. TeL 2902V
SMALL APARTMENT ?
Ta, A-l rondlUoo. 4 family rental.
fine residential district. Away below
mlue at 24500. Consider some trade.
rHTTX3- A MILLER. REALTORS
244 SUM Street TeL 4748.
Interestinff Facts
Fifteen billion!' cubic feet of
neat in the state oi aiasaacnas-
etts alone.
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"Three little pigs Who's air aid
of the bis bad -woir to drawls
bis bonse at the State theatre.
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We exoect that one or two of
Salem's empty store rooms will be
occupied soon, by a state liquor
tore.
O x .
Some more baby rabbits at oar
house yesterday. Wish someone
would tell o how we can tell ute
mamma and papa rabbits apart.
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We were looking: through the
files of December 17, 2 S years
ago and noticed an ad of O. W.
Johnson & Cor, which was. then
located at 141 Commercial street.
Salts were advertised at $22, 216,
$13, and $9.50. John B. Stetson
hats at $3.75; Packard shoes
23.00 and men's work shirts 40c.
This store is still in business in
Salem now located on State street
between Liberty and High.
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It seems that some Salem peo
ple are interested In learning
French. We see some dozen at
tending the class which meets at
the Marion hotel.
FOR SALE FARMS
70-ACRE3 RIVER BOTTOM
All good sandy loam solL Modern
ranch home, electric lights, bath and
water system. Good barn, 40x40, poul
try house. 14x40. 20-A. cilt., 40 A.
pasture and timber, running Water.
Goo I team, 6 cows, 200' pullets and all
Implements and feed, for only $7500
$2000 down. See my agent
JAS. P. SEARS. 132 S. High St
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Have several buyers for good acre
age. Must be a real bargain. What
have tou ?
J. LINCOLN ELLIS,. 442 State Street
WA2CT 8 or 7 rm. home on small
acreage, near Salem. 1904 N. Summer
Street
MONEY TO LOAN
$ Christmas Money $
To salaried men and women. It
won't be long . now shop . early. No
payments due until next year.
STATE LOAN CO.
212 Oregon BIdg.
TeL 7782 Lie. No. S-145
Automobile and
Chattel Loans ;
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates.
t GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st NafL Bank BIdg. Phone 1552
Licensed iy State
Are You
Short of Cash?
Borrow 2100-1150-2204 or MORE from
ust Repay la from 1 to 20 months, ac
cording to your present Income.
Come in! . . . wrttel . . . -roonei
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETY
OF SALEM
DA via btiv sua e-A fi.
Member of NRA
LICENSED No. S-122 by STATE
818 State St TeL 874 4!
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
FOR SALE Fat or feeder plga
Alire or dressed, Cecil Sargent, near
Liberty. '
FOR SALE WOOD
Phone Tracy's, 298$ for dry wood,
GUARANTEED DRY
feL (009 Salem Fuel Co.
Trade A
Cottage.
Ash, fir snd oak. Tel 1(42.
Second
growth and oak. Phone
127F2.
CaU 4SF14,AI1 wood. Smith A Ruben
All kinds dry wood. TeL 4418.
Dry old fir.
Snd growth, oak and
ash, TeL 2878.
Dry fir and oak. TeL 9749.
Oak, ash wood. TeL 2488.
A-l old fir. Reasonable. 8922.
Second growth and old fir wood.
Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells. .
4-ft oak. $8 cord. TeL 7982.
WOOD SAWING
MIWW
Wood sawing. Dial 7800.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Between Salem and Jeffer -
m Jk il Jl ,! W I-. m It)
son 5x30 truck tire and rim. Reward.
C. I. Lehman. TeL Salem 49F4.
FOUND Shopping bag call States-1
LOST Black bill fold, conUlning
check, rent receipt, auto driver li
cense, receipt and other papers. Re
turn to Perrin A Alarstera Reward,
LOST Male English Setter, license
No. 1071. Tet 4759, dortftg day.
FOR SALE USED CARS
McKaysc Us e d Cars
r uikv HOT.Tgr nrvES ttORB '"-'
1924 W. Knight Sedan . 2 48.80
1927 Nash Roadater 75.00
1S2 Model A Ford Couds 195.00
192$ Hupmoblle SIX Coup 225A0
19 it Reo Mate Spt Cpe.- 874.00
1939 Nash Conv. Cabriolet - 285.08
1931 Ford Ds Luxe Phaeton 295.00
1931 Graham Coupe
285.49
426.09
475.09
17S.00
1931 Chev. Spec. Sedan .
1932 V S Ford Coach
TRUCKS
192 Cher.. Truck
1981 Chev. Ill- Dual
895.09
193 Ford 1ST Dual with fine
.. ' ' stake body run only 9000
miles
27S.00
425.00
1981 Chevrolet 117 Dual
Ford eon Tractor with fenders
95.00
cars
We buf, sell sad trade used
sccording to the price In the
new
N. XL A. automobile dealers used car
cods book. - . '.:--- v..? ,- v -228
Center St TeL 218 430 N. ComX
Douglas McKay.
Chevrolet Co.
FOR SALE USED CARS
3 Red Hot Specials
Jl Cher. Coach ? .
2 Pontiae Sedan
ZZZ 251 1
27 Cher. Coupe
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20 ethers to pick from.
24 No. XJbertr TeL tltt.
FOB SALE Model A, 1H ton Ferdl
truck, excellent condition, tires nearly I
ew. Bargain at $115. Call at 1414 1
Booth llth SL er Sunday at Bouts 11
BOX 27. - .. . .-
1929 Pontiae Coupe. A-l condition. I
Haw's Top and Body Shop, Zf T B.-I
Commercial.
VMMUMMMWMWMMMMMMMMUMMIMI
FOR" SALE Packard tight six road-
ater. sss cash. Tel. S474.
WANTED USED CARS
W ANTEO To buy light
csso. Box 24S, Statesman.
car for
Rad
io
P
rogram
KOW POKTLAjn 420 Ke.
7:00 Edward MaeHarh. VBC.
:15 Organ eeneert, NBC.
8:15 Morla . Sitters, KBC.
8:30 V. 8. Marias band, XBO.
. 9:15 Violin recitaL
:45 Cooking sebooL
10:30 Womaa't Uataxise, KEG.
11:80 Widow sad Aatel, KBO.
11:45 Edocatlonal Health talk.
13:15 Farm u4 Home, KBC.
1:15 Meredith WilUo NBC.
1:45 Mtt and Her Friendly Garden,
KBC.
8:05 Miha Pets, piano.
3 :26 Friuodly Chat.
4:15 Ton and Your Government, KBC.
5:15 Sam Gordon.
5:45 Little Orphan Annie, KBO,
6:15 Arion trio, KBC.
T :50 Orchestra. .
8:00 Amoa 'n' Andy. XEC.
8:15 Memory Lane, KBC.
10:15 Vie Meyers orchestra.
10:45 Ansen Weeks, KBC.
11:00 Ted Fiorito's orchestra, KBO,
KXX POETLAKD 1180
T:15 Band mnsie.
7:50 Tango Time.
8:00 Breakfast ehtb.
8:00 U. 8. Marine bantl. KBC.
9:45 Edna Fischer, NBC.
10:02 Orcaa eeneert, KBC.
10:80 Dance Rkythms.
10:45 IaitrameBtsl soloist
11:15 Welts Time.
11:45 Neil Sitter. KBC.
12:15 Maeter Moiie Makers.
1;15 Tlk.
1:80 Meredith Willson, KBC.
1:45 Classical soloist.
2 KM) World Bookmsn.
2:05 Symphony hour.
8:00 line. France' Aids, KBC.
8:30 Hymn Sins. KBC.
a .Art i;ttt Vnnitamprr Book Chat.
a ?2S Tir Tours Chrisman and
Oli ph snt.
g:30 Circus Conrt of tns Air.
O ;45 Edgewater Beach Hotel ereheitra.
10:00 StriORirood easemhle, KBC.
10:80 Khythm Aces. KBC.
KOAC COBVAUUS 550 Ke.
7:30 Moraine Jleditstioni, led by Br.
James E. Millissn.
:00 Morninr concert.
9:00 Home Economics Ohserrer.
11 :so American Legion oran recitaL
12 :00 Farm hoar.
2:30 Soma thin r Abont crerytamg.
2:45 Csmpns Renorter.
8:00 Mrs. Ssrs Wstt Prentiss. 'Meet
ing the Daneers of Early Years."
4:30 Farm market reports,
A..C Vbmm Vnn,
7:30 The Citisen sn His School, Miss
Florence T. Blaiier, 'Training
Teachers for Hememaklng
Conrses." . .
e.gn Ttadio Ponltry course, lesson Ho.
9, by Professor A. O. Lnnn.
XORTOX STATS OTJT FIXE
f?ILVERTOX Dec. 11. Wil-
I lard Norton Is working out a fine
for disorderly conduct. Officer
KerinedT arrested Norton Friday
night and he was tried in police
court Saturday morning, air. ror-
I ton was given the minimum fine
ana costs, morion is lougea si mo
city Jail.
f NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the partnership lately sub
sisting between W. M. Woods and
W. H. Stelzer, under the firm
name and s t y 1 e of Stelrer 4b
Woods, was on the 1st day of
December, 1933, dissolved by mu
tual consent, and that the busi
ness In the future will be car
ried on by W. H. Stelzer alone.
Any and all claims of creators
against the partnership andor
either of the members must bo
submitted to either M. H. Walk
er, Bank of Independence, Inde
dence. Oregon, or to Walter
ffnhror. E02 Guardian Building.
Salem, Oregon, on or before De
cember 20, 1933.
Dated this 1st day of Decem
ber, 1933.
WALTER FTJHRER
Attorney for Partnership
of Stelxer 4b Woods.
Dec. 9-1 2-1 6-1 1.
NL7TICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
tho Stat of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Marion, as Administratrix of
tho estate of William Lemley, de
ceased, and that she ha duly
Qualified as such Administratrix;
1 &n persons having claims against
1 -er .
the estate of aald decedent are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to me, at the
office of Ronald C. Glover, my at
torney, 2 OS" Oregon Building, Sa
lem, Marion County, Oregon, with
in six months from, the date of
this notice. $ -.
'Dated at. Salem,. Oregon, thl
21st day of November,-1933.
V HALLA D. GILLESPIE,
Administratrix of tho Estate
of William Lemley, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER, - v
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, "Oregon. N 21-22 D S-
12-19. : r
V NOTICE OP ItEARING OJP.
r OBJECTIONS TO FINAL
ACCOUNT
NOTICE HEREBY X3 ' GIVEN
that NELLE HUTCHISON, as the
duly appointed, cjualified and act
ing executrix of the last will and
testament and estate of NEWEL
W. CLARK, deceased. v has duly
rendered - and presented- for let
tlement and filed in the County
Court of the BUte of .Oregon for
tho County of Marion final ac
count f her administration ' of
said estate, and that Tuesday, the
nineteenth aay or, - u o o o m D r.
1933, at the hour of ten o'clock
In tho forenoon of aald day, at
tho courtroom of 'said court In
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QEGULTO
Business'
Directory
Cards la tbla oJnctory
on xnoatbJy basis only. Rata
f 1.00 per lino per moatiu
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Psnek, 2Tf South - Commercial.
BICYCLES
New sad used.
Tires. Rapslrln&
! HARRT W. SCOTT,
r, 147 a Com! St
UROOKS AND BRUSHES
Ore eon Blind ' Scheol. TeL 4071
CATERING
Burt Crary, the caterer. Fa, 4722.
Hulda Helps Hoetei
Tet 1142.
CHB1NET SWEEP
Telephone 4450. R, E. Kortbness. '
CHINESE MEDICINE
Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co.
(now in former location). Hours Tues
day and Friday, 10 :3 a. m. to I p.
1st v. commercial.
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a L, SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor.
zas r. mgn. -tel. ttes s7i
FLORISTS
CUT Cowers, wedding bouquets fun
eral wreatns, aeeorations. u. a. sreit-
naupt, iionst, 471 court. TeL f4.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lots Fler
1st, 18th a Market. TeL 0582
INSURANCE
BECKE
189 N. High
HENDRICKS -
TeL 4947
COFFET-SMTTH. gen. Ins Tel. 8432,
LAUNDRIES
THH NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
248 a High TeL Hit
CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRY
First in Quality and Service
Te!epbonelJ5J244roawaj
MATTRESSES
Mattresses from factory to home. Cot
ton mattress, t lb, $4.50. Renovators
and fumlgators. Rugs cleaned. Capitol
Bedding Co. TeL 4089. 8029 N. Capitol
New mattress made te order, eld re
made; carpet cleaning, sising: fluff
rug wearing. Salem Fluff Rug A Mat
tress Factory. & 12th A Wilbur. TeL
8441. Otto F. Zwlcker. Est 191L ' '
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines sheet music, and piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing mAf nines. 412 state Btreer.
Salem. -
PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic Physician
L, CL Altman, M. IX Homeopatblst
Office and residence 807 Center St
Phone 6832. Treats both acute aad
chronic diseases
PAINT AND ROOFING
Salem Paint AV Roofing. 474 Ferry.
PATTERNS
Capital City Pattern Shop
WM.
PREHN, 2145 N. Fourth Street
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards,
lets, programs, books or any
nan.Dh-
klnd ot
printing, call xne statesman
Printing
Department. 211
& Commercial. Tele-
rmonlOlL
RADIO SERVICE
MOORE
S189
SKEWIS
250 N.
TeL
High..
Central Radio Service,
Guaranteed repairs. 495 N,
Tel 7991
High,
"REAL ESTATE
BECKS A HENDRICKS, TeL 4347.
SOCOLuhX fl i
24-8 First NafL Bte. BIdg. TeL 7807.
STOVES
STOVES and stove repairing. Steves
for sale, rebuilt and repaired, au
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
Dlam. hon baskets, hooka loesn hooka.
Salem Fanes and Stove Works. 242
1 Chem ehets, TeL 4774. R. B. Fleming.
TAXIDERMIST
E. EL Wiggins, 1 mL N. Pan, Hwy.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call 813L La ler Transfer Co. Trucks
to roruana oauy.
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. 224
SUte St TeL 7772. Distributing; for
warding snd storage our specialty.
Get ear retee.
TYPEWRITERS
-
TYPE W BITERS Adding' Mch. sold.
rented, repaired, unaerweoa Agenu.
Cooke Bhort 431 tjoura Te s..
WELL DRILLING
R. A. .West, years erperience. RED
7. BOS SOS. Teu 11QFS.
the Marion County Courthouse in
tho City of Salem, County of Ma
lion. State o Oregon, have, been
duly fixed and appointed by saia
1 court as' the time and the plaee
for tho hearing of objection to
said final' account and the settle
ment thereof. vv .
Dated and xlrst published the
fourteenth day of November,
1933.-. , w -
- - v NELLE HUTCHISON,
.. as Executrix ot the
. , ; I-st WUl and Testa
" ' ment and Estate of
-r - NEWEL W. CLARK;
: T Deceased.
CARSON A CARSON,
Attorneys for Executrix.
N. 14-21-23; D. i -
12.
Cold iCrmX
PBBEIS
5 1-4 GETiT INCREASE
CHICAGO, Dec 11. fP) Stim
ulated by a sadden .cold war
arousing crop d a tna g fears,
wheat rose today to 6- cent
abor last week's low, but profit-
taking virtually cancelled gains.
Almost total absence of snow
protection, combined with 40 4e4
greea drop In temperature,' gar
ground for uneasiness regarding
tho domestic wheat crop outlook,
especially in ' the southwest. No
tice was also taken of 2.78S.000
bushels decrease ot the United
States wheat visible supply, with
total stocks the smallest since
1227; -
Wheat closed unsettled at tho
same as Saturday's finish to
higher, corn enchanted to
lower, oats up.
-.Today's closing quotations:
Wheat -ee., 85; May, 27
H-: Jniy. 85-.
Corn -Dec., 47 4; May, 54
; July, 55.
- Oats Dec., SCU; May, 3S
Muly, 87.
General Markets
PORTLAND. Ore, Dee. ll. (AP)
Predsee exchange, net prices: Batter
Extras 20c, standards 19 He, prime firsts
19e, firsts is He. esse resa axtrss
24c, fresh mediums 20c
Portland Grain
POBTLAKD. Ore. Dec. 11. (AP)
Wheat Open Hick Low Close
Mar 74 75 741s 74 H
December 70 70 70 70 M
Cash Big Bend blnestem 72e; dark
hard winter 12 per cent 74c, 11 per cent
71e; soft white, western white, hard win
ter, nortbens spring, western red oac
Oats No. 2 white $23.
Corn Ko. 2E yellow $23.25.
Millnm Standard $14.
Portland Produce
POBTLAKD, Ore, Dee. 1L (AP)
Butter Prints, extras 23c, standards
22 e pound.
Bntterfat Portland delivery: A grade
20-2 le; farmer 'a door deUrery 17-lSc
poand. Sweet cream. 6e higher.
Eggi Pacific ponltry producers' tell
ing price: Freak extra specials 27c, ex
tras 25c, standards 21c, medium 21e doz
en. Baying price by wholesalers: Fresh
extras le, firsts 17c, mediums 15c, un
dergrade 12e pullets 12e dosen.
Cheese 92 score, Oregea triplets
10c; loaf lie pound. Brokers will psy
He belew Quotations.
Milk Contract price 4 per eent,
Portland delirery $1.70 cwt.; B grade
cream 87 He pound.
Country meats Selling price te re
tailers: Country - killed hoes, best batch
ers, under 150 pounds 6-6 c; vealers,'
90 to 100 pounds 7c pound, light and
thin 4-Oe pound; heavy calves 4e ponnd;
lambs 10c pound; yearlings 4-5e pound;
hear- ewes 2c ponnd: mediums cows 4-
5e poand; eanner cows l-zc ponna; duiis
5 V4 -c pound.
Mohair Baying pries: 1938 clip.
15e pound.
Cssesrs bark Baring pries z 1938
mtl 2 V a nonnl.
Hons 1V3S clusters zo-sse ponna.
Lire poultry Portlsnd delirery, bay-
Ins prices: Colored fowls 4 to 8 pounds
lie, over 6 pounds 11c; spring pullets,
2 to 2H pounds lie; roasters, over 8
pounds lie; Leghorn fowls, over 8
Donnds lOe. under i nounas e: orou-
ers lli t 1 pounds 12e, 2 pounds and
op 10c; stags 6c; roosters 5e. Pekin
dock 10c: colored . ducks 7c: teese 8e
nonnd. Tnrkerr Ko. 1. 1012c pound.
Unions xaKime, fi-i.iu; urifia
$1.40-1.50 cental.
Potatoes Local white and red $1.10-
1.15 centsl: Yakima $1.35-1.40: -ss-
chutes $1.40 eeataL
Wool ibsb enn. aommai: wuiam
ette vahey 28-25e pound; eastern Ura
ges l-21c pound; seuthsrs Idsbe 16-20e
poena. -
. . a . .
m nnvrns ice irem nroaocer:
AlfalfSLKo. 1, new crop $18-16.50; vetch
815; Willamette vauey tianotny i;
eastern Oregon timothy $17.50; oats $15
toa. .
Portland Livestock
PORTLAKD. Ore,. Dee. 11. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 2100, calves 125; steady
te strong.
Steers, gooo. common ana meaiuu
t2.75-S.75: heiftrs. common snd
diam fS.SO-4.ao; eewk, common ana me
dium, $2.28-8.25; low carter and eutter
$1-2.25; balls, cutter and medium $1.75
2.75: vaalera. seed aad choice $5-6; cull.
common aad maoiom u.au-s; csires, govs
sad choice J4-4; commea ana .me
Hogs Beeeipts 4500; 25e lower for
killers. x
Lightweight, good aad choice s.z-
S.8S; media weight, good and choice
$3.50-8.85; heavyweight, good and choice
SS.1S-BA0: naekiar sows, medium aad
good $2,25 3.10; feeder A atocksr pigs.
good ens choice sa.xe-a.io.
Sheen Receipts 2500; asking 25e
lower for best wool eftsrings.
Tmh. sm and eholee sa-s:
dium 08.75-5.28; yearling wethers $8.75-i
4.50; awes Si x.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright 1938. Standard Statistics Co.)
Decern oer si
svoe AVESAOES 11
Todsy I . 4. 44. OS J Bl.S
f-.wir.ii. dm-w 94.5 43. 60.0 ol.e
Week ate e.
Year ago 63.6 27.4 89. 55.
8 years sro .122.1 ' 82.8 156.8 128.5
I lira 1V3S , , . iie.i
Low 1933 42.8 22.5 6L8 42.9
BOSB AVERAOE8
71.9 72. 78.1 74.8
Today
Previous day- 71. 7L 77. vs.;
Week ago iv.a o.o
Year ago -l t-0 81.0 8
8 yearisr 9 98.1 97.r 94
High 1933 77.1 S4. 88. BS.8
Low 1938 58.8 57.0 74.1 83.6
IX THE DISTRICT CX)TJBT OF
THE rXTTED STATES FOR
THE DKTRICT OF OREGON.
In the Matter of
H. B. Anderson, No. B 18244
Bankrupt,
To the creditor of H. is. An-
, derson of Sllverton, in the County
of Marlon and District aforesaid.
a bankrupt, . - .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE?)
that on tho 1st day ot December,
1933, the said H. B. Anderson was
duly adjudicated bankrupt and
the first meeting ot his creditors
will bo held at room 301 in the
TJ. S. National Bank Building In
the City of Salem, Oregon, on the
26th day of December, 1933, ax
1:00 o'clock in tho afternoon, at
which time the aald creditors may
attend, prove their claim, appoint
a trustee, examine tho bankrupt
and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting. "
WIIXARD Lv MARKS.
r: Referee la Bankruptcy,
w - D-ll
Salem Marlccts
- SGrmOm B raw : 4
co-op pool ptioa, f 1JS3 per
handred. . -' . ,
SarplM f 1.1S,
OQlk Used sa semlaeafXly
ksttarfs ararege.) -
, IMstrlbotosr prico $3.10.
Bntterfat Top 10c,
prtata 83c, cabes 24c
Prices paid te sxeweas-by SUesa bsyers
- veeemseria
(Tks prices seies. sanded by a leeal
rreesz. are iadlcativs ef the defly market
bat see se4 rssreateed by The Statasmsa
run an rcaaraiui
CranUrriae, bbL ,- '
Psmpklna, U0 M M
lUUaa BreeeeH. Iss s
Parsnips, bea- lag
Tsrsnps, sex rng to
Ratabacsa lnr hex M '
Brsssets spreets. '-f , Jt9
Lseat ess Blast jBS
Ueagy ewt . . te LIS
ureas penpe , leeal. . e
Obbs. sos. bssekss .15
Peeatoesi leeal , .75 te 2-0 ,
Lsteae .
Callferala, dry pack 1.4 te 1.50 ,
Calif erai, teed - te S.00 1
Onions, Yakima, swt , J9
Labis s
Celery, des. .so
Assise
Klage .TS
Jeaetaana ,
.7
.as
.45
SpHs
Rome Eeauty
Orenges. Yaleaeiae, faasy S.0 te S.5
Plaee pack L74 te t.2S
Ksvela. crate '
Japsnese, buadls , ,
Beets, local, des. .15
Turnips, local '- tS
Carrots, local, dos 48
Spineek, local, crate
Bsnaaas. 4b. ea stack
Hands
Lessens
S0 te .5
AS
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5.75
1.00
Limes, frssb
Aracadoa crate -Saaash,
Daaish, dos.
Habbsrd sOnash .75 te 1.00
Tomatoes, California pack, tag, 1.40
Hot Hoose e
California, case , - 1
Lady f inger grapes " ?
Emporer crapes , ,,. i is
Sweet potatoes, lb .0
Pears, bo. , A sad .50
Grspefrnit, Florida
Grapefrait, California 3.00
HOPS
1833 fneelet
.25 te
25 to
.12 H te
.12 Vs to
.4
.25
.18
.20
103 J cluster, lb.
SuTI
Filberts, IK
Walnuts, lb.
Sarins. Prtecs
BOO
Extras
Medinms
Stsndsrds
.20
.16
.15
.11
41
4
JO
.08
.OS
a
.10
.18
Pullets
POOXTXY
Pallets
Old roosters
Colored hens
Medium hens
light hens
Lex horn fryers
Colored fryers
Dressed turkeys, Ko. 1
MXAT
Sprng lambs, top
.14 te
-5.23
nog, tou te zuo ids.
.3.85
200 te 225 lbs.
225 te 250 lbs.
130 to 160 lbs.
8.45 to 8.60
-2.95 te 8.45
3.10 te 8.35
..2.85 te 2.85
.Oa to U)4
.01 to J33
.02
.06
Sows ,
Steers '
Cows
Balls
Dressed vest, top
Dressed bogs
.06 H
Q3AIB A Hit HA.
Whest, western red
.58
.59
-14.00
-14.00
-18.00
-18.00
-12.00
14.O0
-12.00
White, no. I
Bsrley. feed Ko. 1, tea
Oats, fees, ton
Bsrley, malting, toa
Oats, milling, ton ,...
Hay. earing eneee
Oats sad vetch, toa
Alfalfa, raller. first eu
Clovar aay .
WOOL
Medlnts
4(8
.
Conrse .
Mohair .
START CARD SERIES
BROOKS, Dec 11. Card par
ties are being given in the'Broeks
community clubhouse every Wed
nesday night with the public in
vited. The first of the series was
held Wednesday night with a fair
Bized crowd. Five hundred Is play
ed with prizes for the winners and
iunch is served.
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NEW YORK. Dec 11. (SfV-
Prom-taking tempered t o d a ys
stock market but recent leanings
toward cheer fuln eaa still seemed
to predominate and the close: rp
resented a small gain for the oto
rages. "" :-
Tarnover' jumped to 2,452,220
shares.'
Bail stocks gar a good account
of themselres - although galas
wore not fully maintained. Dela
ware- V Hadsan wa up mora than
3 net. Allied Chemical, Chrysler,
National Biscuit,. Da Pont, Amer
ican Caa and TJnioa Carbid lost
tractions to mbre than a point,
while American Telephone, North,
American. Bethlehem and TJ. 8.
Steels, Auburn. Radio. Loose
Wiles. Liquid Carbonic and TJalon
Pacific gained as much.
CENT CUT III EGGS
IS DOE FI TODAY
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 11. (JP)
-There will bo a eut otlc dosen
In the selling prico on eggs to re
tailers Tuesday morning, announ
ced G. C. Keeney, general man
ager of Pacifie Co-ops.
Keeney had word from Chicago
reporting an advance in storage
eggs in face of the weakness dis
played Saturday. Word came that
the gor era merit was to make
heavy purchase but local distri
butors bad no advice to that ef
fect, i v !
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 11. (rPV
Prices locally were unchanged
for Tillamook cheese while a
slightly better movement was sug
gested all along the line.
Trade in the butter market was
inclined io rhow more-or less
weakness on the open market
where sales are occasionally
shown at VtC below established
values on cubes. Buttertat was
easier.
Situation in the egg market
was a trifle erratic, word comes
from the east suggesting that the
government will soon enter the
market for rather liberal supplies
to go Into relief channels.
Lamb market situation was re
ported firm in the country killed
meat market although there has
been no advance in the general
price. Veal and hogs ' were con
sidered steady for the week-
opening trade.
Trade in onions appeared to be
gaining strength from speculative
activities. Offers were reported as
high as 31.10 and sacks but gen
eral bids were not suggested
above the dollar m-rk. Carload
shippers were "payiLg the price
while the lpcal trade was slow.
Entire live chicken market was
holding .firm with light arrivals
recently. Prices bid were not
changed because of the lowness
of other fowls.
General slu&gishness was con
tinued in the market for potatoes
here and at various Pacific
northwest sources.
Honey market wa down about
25c a case.
Lettuce deal was weak with
g o o stuff practically off the
market, 1
denoting; on
omission
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42 insomnia
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8 allowance
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