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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon Friday Morning; December 15. 1933 : PAGE FIFTEEN L &iiaEggsJ)owhtg IScffere! &2 i ) W '-I'M . ' : i. r A II t 4 4 1 i t. .r 'a '4 4 : Statesman' Classified; Ads Call 9!01 ajdfla Advero ,-. 8gU lastxtion ytf Br.ll Tart tuMTtloaa par f ' t Una ltd Six iBMrtlOU Mr Hn..H 4 On month ptr ltua..tl. aUalmaa chart e.-lft I Cow- tota.l pass ae epte4 uaCT t:3li tav van la before peblieaUoa Cof claaamcattea. Copy -calved after tbl i t wlU t run under tha Beading Too Lata toClaatSr. -1 The Statesman! essuee financial rpaas.wmj tor erroTi iwatehi taajr pear la td wtiMmuu rn Uaatd la ft eotamaa. and la cues wbera tola paper la at Unit will reprint that part ot aa advert leemeai ta which tha- typoarapMcal mistake oetara. ni EUtwmti! rtaarraa ta right to reject osjee ttonal advertising. It far ther reserves the tight to classify all 4 aarerUaia wi der the propr classifica tion. -4 4 " 53'! Cft Suggestions from Salem Merchants n Metropolitan - Tba finest selection of toys, candles, decorations, tree liyht sets, rifts, at tha Metrapolltaai Carlatmaa aala, HI .1 Eoff Electric J KlBCTRICAli ! UU ara practical f gifts. For- Her aandwicli toasters kitchen clocks, ilixmasters, washing machines; weffls Irons, percalatonfc Tacuuzn claira. For Kim radio (as low aa - 14.6), aUrat dock, desk lamp.. Jt Ooarti" i Cooke & Short ' TJNTJER WOOD TTPK WRITERS Kew and used. 6ES OUR sew. modal PORTABLE at t5.0. Used machines aH makes, low prices. SSI Court Street TeL (SS4. Shaf er's Leather Store - BtTT leather goods from a leather store. MS & Camt - BILLFOLDS, luggaga,' brief case at surprisingly low prices, 17S & Com L i i wTrrrrrrpau-sitES trp Sea our complete display ot new and rebuilt bicycles. Barry w. scon. Q. W; Johnson & Co. n 41. boxes i broadcloth shirts. boxes, SL49 ; hat fxe with each salt. Woolpert &jLegg, DrtagS! TJLKDIJET sets for men and women ... mm( tha flnast arifta, COSMETICS, sharing seta. sUUon- ry. Court at Lloerty sta 4jBaxsasaaavajsaBaaasasaaaeaasaajsaaa wTrr.T.T.n HARDWARE PYRKX ware, cutlery, electric ap pliances, handy kitchen tools for tha housewife, 5 court, , i CIGARS, pipes. pipe sets, novelties for him. Half price and less for short time.; 15J & Com'L 1 Olson,; Florist - GIVES flowers for Christmas or send by wire. TeL 7144. Bishop's ARROW shirts, at 81.95 aro real IF ITS for a man or boy youH find tha best selection at Bishop's, 138 N. I Commercial. . - ' THE LARGEST selection of men s fine neckwear in Eaiem. Smart Shop t. SCARFS, umbrellaa blouses, sweat era, pajamas, besides ready-to-wear make really practical gifts for -women. Reasonably priced, of course , "The. Statesman A snbserlptloa to The Oregon States Bn Is a gift SIS days of tba year. Remember a friend with a subscrip tion to The Statesman. SALESMEN WANTED Agents wanted. Best deal til Salem, rne of women. 147 R CommerrlaL SrrUATIO.NS WANTED JTJ--T."! ' ' w Housekeeping, Box S7, cars States- Hour work. Can Miss KeUow, SSOJ. lUf.-LV .............. Ami.na wishes housework for board and room. Boa S7 care SUteaman. in--i.n.- - ------ - ...- Capable young lady wishes work of an kind. TeL saao. FOR SAIMiscelIaneous am ii nnr.iwnfrii"irir"ri- - ----- ELIZABETH LAWSON 'announces tho opening of the Dr. ? Cartwright homo it 754 Ferry street to particular people desiring a 1 homo andmeala .r-.i. -fiu .ln ba served to others by telephoning la advance to Mra Lew son at 780S. uoco ner gai fw certain to return, i ,--. a.q.ri-rLrui-r),Mwwnniri-i' - --------- SOo cwt kraut cabbage. 1181 & lJth. i . . i ACME AUTO A TRUCK Wreckera Generators, armatureo and starters. Used parts for autos and trucka. eJS g. commercial, water company. 4 block south of iTTrt iron. RILE tfir Vlaleatio Console, repossessed. Balance duo, 42.5o. Terms, J IS down. IS monthly. See Mr, Jans,; wuu lw ale Store. - --. i :-- --:."--- nnnrun.rir inJi.n r 'itAni'nin'i" Embroidery and needlework reasoa- onabla. Mra 1-iForge, sb r. ia. - 1 1 1 1 1 ,ir.'.-,-l - rem FfTP MTTtTRE BARGAINS 0 Ml 4 pc Ivory bedroom suit 828 Automatic Monarch Elec. Rang Automatic Monarch Gas Range - SI Mohair Dav. ft Chair used S ma) 45 8x12 Asm. Rug. Use4 S mo.) 16 8t Clair all-cast Wood Rango . Opal Range, enamel trim 8-pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite, 7f new, need S weK il FIDLER FURNITURE . , I5S N. Commercial . .. TeL 1425. a '- i. , um.ri.nn Saw gumming and sharpening alia flour Corns . Tab 488a, ;i -: " --iT-c :h;: Cr FOR SALE aiiscenaneota Sottas.. . Baldwin. Northern Spy. Jonathan, Greening. 1 6c ta S5c Wsl- nm Mr. Wr-nrt 44 mt Wallace (.bores fancy Boss and Oargeau pears, Uc bushel box, S ror il.00. Brm. boxes, Fur apple cider rreafl daily.- - FURITAX CIDER WORKS West Salem ; : Fruit wod out treea- 8e FruiUand Nar airy before buying, sales yard bo- twMi CcmrnerctrJ and Front on Cen ter St. A. J. Ma this. Inapcted holly wreaths and prm.ys. Inswtioa tan furaUbed. ISSd N. Summer St. TeL 31C X amalt bicycles, boys and airls. Uk new cheap. 147 S. Com'L Bicycle Car sale. CSS N. High. FRKSH cut Christum trees, all kmda. Fata tree, 11 li Kertn Front Street . ... . - Wm4 ranee. Combination ba cbelors "beater. Excellent condition. TftL tOFJ. - Haircut. JOc. 1C14 N. Com-U VV A NTKD Miscellaneous Wanted- lata madel 2 -ton truck or will buy your equity (or cash, what nave yea 7 Tel. 64! tor tniormatlan. 'Wood ranse, beater, cheap for cash. MISCELLANEOUS Haircuts i5c-20c SOI S. Winter. Free, We pick up dead worthless harnea. cowa sheep. Tel 4H, FOR RENT ROOMS Mod. lieat 11 N. 14th SL ROOM AND BOARD Board-room, S95 Court. TeL S87S. B. S R steam heat, near P. O. 1482. I Pleasant rooms best ot meals one large room down stairs.- Tel. 44)8. Room sea board, 84 wit. TeL 7 SIS. FOR RENT APARTMENTS Floe mod. S R. furn. apt Heat else. tatrigerattea. Garage, TeL 8154.. Apt, overstuffed furn. S5S Center. Apt, 85-110, ll a Church. Furw4ghed heated apta 444 S. High. FOR RENTHOUSES 1 and S room furnished houses for real. Inquire 720 N. Front Furn. and unfurn. heusea R. . Forknar. 1410 M. Cottage, TeL S03L t room house on N. 14th St f 15 Per mo. See Mrs. Lawrence at Willamette Sanatorium. FCB3CISHd two and three room cottages, with garage, by the day. week or month. CHERRY' CTTT COTTAGES i 2AS0 Fairground Road , FOR RENT Goat to - unfurnished residence. I rooms, bath,' closets, garage and wood-! shed, mce sio per month. CHILD3 A MILLER. Realtors S44 State Street TeL 4708. 1449 Ferry Street modern bouse, S bedrooms. 815.00. 80S N. 17th street 4 bedrooms, 1 stoves, wen furnished, pi ano, on du3 line, garden, szOrOO. 4 room house south of town, well, chick en nouse, .u. P. H. BSXL, SSS Oregon Bldg. TeL 8903 and 3427 FOR RENT Large home completely furnished. 4 blocks from city's center. Owner out of town, low rent to reliable parties. suHaoie i or Doara ana room. RE ALT XT CENTER 14? a High TeL 8114. FOR RENT . tapitoi Hotel under new manage ment Furnished room and apart ments. FOR SALE Real Estate - -- -- -- - -i-.-ii-iiiii.- i- i r.ri njin.riff 70 A. 4 miles to Marion, all clear land, large barn, stanchions for 10 cows, small house, well. Irrigation aitca, izv.uo per acre. I A In miles to Salem, good well, I garage, chicken bouse, woodshed. 6 I room bouse, cite, lights. Take light car. MELVTN JOHNSON, 275 State Street FOR SALE Belcreat lota at very low price. Good location. A. W. Win slow, 1085 Madison St. . SPECIAL One of Salem's finest homes. 7 lanre cneenui rooms, wen arranged for sub rentals, l Mock from state housm. Of fered for less than half price. 13500. can ks. :llis with CHILDS tc MILLER, Realtors 344 State Street , . TeL 8708, FOR SALE BUT NOW. PRICES ADVANCING. NEW SUBURBAN HOME a. -co lit. tie bungalow on Pacific hia-hwav. north. V A. In fruit and berrlea Priced w oeu quica. mall down payment . TRADE 4 A. improved Just outside of Salem, north. Wants larger acreage. REALTV CENTER 143 a High Tel. 8114. j EXCHANGE Real Estate VrsVWbkdSLa j F-r outstanding buys la real estate, see ua We specialize In exchange. I M. C SHIELDS tn-egoa Bldg. TeL 8901. . WANTED TO TRADTT ' My modern 6 K. house. 34000. Clear for a farm, 29 acres or more what oavav your eee- my agents BECHTEL or THOMASON ------ 341 State Street i FOR SALE FARMS L. - -L-L -L m j FARM BARGAIN "TS acres 12 miles from Salenu Only $1400 for quick aala WlU accept house ui Daiem, equal value. CHILDS ft MILLER, Realtors SIS State Street TeL S708. ii, -i-l-i-.-ir,nnj-Lnj"ii-i.ruxnji A REAL FARM BARGAIN .-f : 140 A. improved farm on paved road is muea irotn saiem. 109 A. in culti vation. BaL pasture and Umber. Can oo oougni ror leas tnan s&o.os ner aero or will take small acreage or city noma in iraae. . REALTT CENTER 141 8. mtgh TeL 8114. ACREAGE FOR 8ALB ACREAGE WHT WA1TI LOOK AT THIS 1 : 1 aero walnuts and filberts with wonderful 6 . room, strictly modern home. Vt mile from Salem city limlta icldy, it's a buy at IS000. Small Act Quickly, payment will nandie. REALTY CENTER 148 S. High TeL 8114 WANTED REAL ESTATE "WANT 8 or T rm. homo on mull slem- 8r Interesting: Facts ..: m 1 - T Tills week should be tbe llg ghopplnf weekend ,ot tfca yearJ umy eigai more aaya usu iw uu itaT Filberts produced la tbls area I this Tear totaled nearly law per cent more than in 1932. The lo cal co-op' pool for IIS was 336,- S7S pounds compared to 137,701 last year, and Increase ot 144.3 per cent. 0 Factory workers in. October re ceived 35 per cent more is wages than a year ago, with about 23 1 per cent more workers on the payrolls, NRJL statistics say,' In 1932 the United Stales. Im ported about. 68,000,000 pounds of cheese of rartous kinds. If all' this cheese had been made In this country it would hare prorideda market for the milk from more than 150,000 arerage cows. ' . While on the cheese subject: Last year less than a third of the Swiss cheese consumed fa this country was imported, while a few years ago the country import ed more than half of the Swiss - cheese consumed here. The first; 10 months of thto year, importa tions were V minion pounds compared to 11 million pounds last year. MONEY TO LOAN Automobile and Chattel Loans 1 to SO months to repay at lowest pos sible rates. GEN ERAl iTINANCE CORF, local corporation Ut Natl Bank Bid. Phone S5SS Licensed by state Are You Short of Cash? .Borrow S10O-S18O-S20O or MORB from I us I Repay In from 1 to SO months, ac cording to your present income, . Come mi . . . wntei . . . Fnonsi BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETT OF BAT-HEM Member of NRA Room tit. New Bllgh Bldg. tnd floor LICENSED Na 8-12S by 8TATB SIS Stats St Tat MONET TO LOAN on farm, dry or acreage propertlea Must be the best of security. - CHILDS MILLER, suit. Loans 844 State Street TeL 0708. FOR SALE WOOD-' Phono Tracy" a S9SS for dry wood. GUARANTEED' DRY wood coal TeL S00O Salem Foal Co. Trade Cottago. Ash, fir and oak. Tel I84S. Second growth and oak. Phono 1S7FS. Call 4 8 Fl 4. All wood. Smith Rubena All kinds dry wood. TeL 4411 Dry old fir, ash. TeL 3S73. 2nd growth, oak and Dry fir and oak. Tel. 8768. Second growth and old fir wood. Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells. 4 ft oak, 85 cord. TeL 7 SSS. IS cd. Snd sr. fir. Tel. 107F11. ' WOOD SAWING Wood sawing. Dial 7800. LOST AND FOUND LOST Bunch of keys Tuesday night Leave at Statesman. . .. LOST 2 small mulea Last seen at Lake Labi ah, near Ore. elec trestle. Reward. Schroeder, R, S, Bx. Z85. FOR SALE USED CARS ' 1925 Sport Touring, good condition, cheap. Box 368 care Statesman. 18S2 FORD MODEL B" Commercial pickup. Just a peach of a Job. See it at . Borrego's Car.Warket 240 No. Liberty Tel. 2888. GATES, Dec. 14. The local basketball squads are coming out for 1 intensive practice now. The town team is better organised than ever before and is made up of ex - high school players who have mostly been -on the cup winning teams of the past two years. Russel Wrlglesworth, El mer Klutke, Leon Cline. Carl Ball, Edwin Seamster, Walter Ball, Linn Goodwin and others make up the team. . ! r The high school team expects to play the following schedule: December 22 Aumsville at Gates. January S Turner at Turner. January 11 Mill City at Mill City. . " ' January 28 SUyton at stay ton. .- ' " ' - " February 2 Turner at Gates. February 9 Mill City at Gates. ." February 23 Stay ton at Gates, 31 March 2 Aumsvllle at Aums vme." ' i 1 ; . . - 0rtmTQ AtiTlPT? OCiiiCI flUAICA 1 Another Class - Championship wnnribnotf 7w 1i. - Tha ieBjori at Woodburn high school EX-HIGH yore Business Directory J c oa. a I aa.o Carda la tbla directory ran m moatltly twata oaiy. Itate: ,00 per liM per taoacb. AUTO BRAKES MiW its south Commercial. BICYCLES harrt w. scott. 14T a. Com'i St BROOMS AND BRUSHES Oregon Blind- School, Tel. 49T1. Fuller Brush Man Telephone SHI. CATERING Bart Crary, tha eaterar: Ph. S7IS. . Hulda Helps Hostesses. TeL SMS. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 44S0. R. E. Nerthness. -r CHINESE MEDICINE Chan am Chinese Medicine Co. f now la former location). Hoars Tues day and Friday, 10 :S a. m. to p. tn. 180 N. Commercial. CHIROPRACTORS DR. a I SCOTT, PSa ChlropracUr, SSS N. High. TeL Rea SSTS. FLORISTS CUT flowers, weddtng bouquets fun ral wreath, deeorationa. C F. Breit- haupt. florist, (71 Court TeL SI 94. ALL kinds of floral work. LuU Fler- let. IBth a Marnet. TeL w INSURANCE atswai a. (TEKirtBICKS ISt N. High TeL MM COFFPrT-SMTTH, ywi. Ins. TeL tttf LAUNDRIES THE! NEW -SALEM LAUNDRT THH WS3DCR LAUNDRY ' ISIS 8. Hirfc . TeL tlSi CAPITAL CTTT LAUNDRT. Vint in duality and Service I Telephone 810S Breaflway MATTRESSES Umfrmaaaa from factory to home. Cot- tan mattress, 50 lb, f 8.6ft. Renovators and fumlgatora Ruga cieane juapnei Bedding Co. TeL. eOSS. lose r. vapiiaa. New mattress made to ardor, eld re made j -aarpet oiaanug, suing: iwu rag weaving, eaiam siun nug w trass Factory, a ltth A Wilbur, let 44l. Otto V. zwiciter. e-bx. mi, . MUSIC STORES GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sawing ig rauaa uu diu hip dkaa Repairing radios, pnoBOgrapos and sewing macmnea tss oiaw buw. Salem. PHYSICIAN HomeoDafnie Physician L G. -Altman. M. D. Homeopatnut. rmM. m rtifia SOT Center St Pham 1832. Treats oota acuta ana ehronto dlsessea PAINT AND ROOFING Salem Paint & Roofing. 474 Ferry. PATTERNS Panital City Pattern Shoo WW. PREHS. S14S N. Fourth Street PRINTING FOR STATIONERY, cards. pamph- lets, programs, books or any a books or any una ox nrintine-. call Tha Statesman Printing Department 111 8. ComroercUU. Tle- honjii RADIO SERVICE MOORE SIS) A SKEWIS S50 N. TeL High. Central Radio Service. Tel T99J. Guaranteed repairs. 695 N. High, REAL ESTATE BECKE ft HENDRICKS. TeL 4947. Gor-oTz-nrsirv a son 304-S First Nat't Bk. Bldg, TeL 1S07. STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All kinds of woven wire lence, lancy io plain, bop Das-eta noosa, io .n n : C.l-m Vonr a.nd Btova Works. SSS Cbemeketa. TeL 4774. R. & Fleming. TAXIDERMIST E. Wiggins, 1 ml N. Pao. Hwy. TRANSFER GVT lml rtr Matant transfer storage. call S1SL Larroer Transtor Co. Truck to Portland oauy. CAPITAL CTTT Transfer Ca 228 BUta St TeL - 7773. Distributing, for warding and storage our specialty, Get our rates. TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS Adding Met. sold, rented, repaired. Underwood Agents. Cooke ft Short 531 Court TeL S884. WELL DRILLING R. A. West SO years experleaoa. RFD 7, Hog 283. Tel. liars. brought home another tnterclass chamnlonshls and added four more - points to . their lnterclass rivalry score by winning the boys basketball tournament The sen iors beat all the other- class teams, taking the sophomores 15 to 12, the freshmen 33 to 1, and the Juniors 17 to P. Members of the winning team were Ed Oberst and Eldoa Sin- ram, forwards; Pete . Larson and Fred Chapeue, guards; and Ken neth Grimm, center. The Juniors and sophomores ended up in tie for second position. : TALKED Oil Oilll LABISH CENTER, Dee. 14 A limited number of sales ot local anions were made late-Tuesday and Wednesday at $1.18 a hun- area, -new ugh for the season. Some, buyers were offering. 11.10 Tuesday, but sales were few, aa most growers are -holding for higher -prices. The onion market is presenting quite an enigma. to both, brokers and growers this year. Ordinarily, this should be an unu&uaHy act ire season, considering ' limited supply of the entire gountry, but specuiaure actiTity is almost nil, with eastern markets not opening up yet California, which was taking the local product, was lost when the price advanced a bore 80 cents hundred. About 260 carloads are under stood to be still in storage in .the Yakima section, 230 of which run three inches and oter. Shrink age is becoming as great as 40 per cent there, the type ot onion raised there being not adapted for long keeping. Although it is hard to predict what may happen in the market. no price cut is anticipated. Grow ers are beginning to talk price discrimination as to Quality of products, as obTiously as growers who puts up an extra good grade product should receive more than one whose product barely passes TJ. S. government inspection. Buy ers indicate that there is as much as 25c a hundred difference In the quality of various lots, and at the present time, they get the same price. PORTLAND, Dee. 14. UP) Good trading toneg were suggest ed tor practically all country kill ed meats today. Lambs were showing sales up to lie lb. here. Trade in the potato market was more or less demoralized with recent sales in primary mar kets at a sharp reduction from former asked figures. Local re sale prices were also being gen erally shaded. Sales of onions in carload lots were confirmed as high as 81.10 to 11.15 cental and sacks at the source although there was uncon firmed reports suggesting pur chase up to $1.25. Local trade re mained dulL There continued an acute short age ot quality lettuce and the wants of the trade were not be ing supplied. Better quality of ferings from The Dalles were noted but the volume was small. One Willamette Trustee Favors Dancing, Quoted The Willamette Collegian yes terday contained a reprinted ar ticle by. Earl A. Nott, McMinnvllle attorney and member of the board of trustees. In which Nott stands for dancing at the university here. Nott said an investigation of higher institutions under Meth odist supervision showed that 22 out ot 33 permitted dancing while three of the remaining 11 were considering changing their pro grams to permit dancing. The trustee member said he thought that dances after univer sity events like homecoming and f eshmen glee would be decidedly in the interests of a better spirit at the school. Radio Program Friday, December 18 3W Portland 620 Ke. T:00 Tony Csbooeb, KBC. 7:15 Orgaa concert, KBC -8:15 Crosscut. NEC. 0:35 Orcaa Concert. NBO. 10:80 Woman's Kscasine, NBO. 11:45 Educational Health Talk. 11:15 Farm and Horns Hoar, NBC. 11:45 O. M. Plommer. 1:15 Rhythmic Serenade, NBC. 1:45 Mark Dsaiels, baritone. 8:05 Waldorf-Artoris orchestra, NBO. 8:30 Friendly Chst 4:15 Dance Masters, NBO. 6:00 Phil Harris, NBO. 8:00 Amos 'a' Andy. NEC. 10:20 Cole MeErroy's orchestra. 10:45 Archie Loveland's orchestra. XEX Portland lis Ks. - 7 :20 Csaa Lome orchestra. 8:00 Pear Square CathedraL 9 :00 Crosscuts from the Log, HBO. S:15 Ted Weem's orchestra. t :45 Orgsa eoacert, NBC. 10:02 Arioa Trie, NBC. 11:45 Weather Baport 11:45 Friday Steeplechase, NBO. 1 ! 15 Dane Rhythms. 1 :80 Modern Columbus, KBC 2 -.00 World Bookman. 3:05 Symphony Hour. tiOO Classical Soloist. '8:45 Pollock sad Lawaharst, NBO. , 4:05 Danes Masters, NBO. 8:30 Portland Unloa Bible Clsase. :15 Catholic Truth Society. 9:45 Jimmy Riehsrdtoa Sports Talk. 10:00 Melody Train, NBO. 10:45 Out sf tha East, NBO. KOAO Corvallii 650 Ke. . f :30 Morning MediUtion led by Bev. Win. BcBoeior. 9:00 Home .Economics Observer. 10:00 The Parade of Melodies. 11:80 American Legion Organ BeeitaL 11:0O Noaa Farm Hear. - - ' ' 1:00 As lea Lias It with Anthony , . Enwer. a -00 I.mry M. Lewis "'Books far the Christina Ut." , 8:80 British Isle Travelog. -4:80-4:35 Fsna Market Kepotta. "StiS Pana Hour. ' T:45 Science News of the Week. 8:15 Philosopher, of the Crossroad, sueeraifiMEiT ffllMCgK Eggs took the ' third drop ot tha week locally Thursday, when extras went ta It cents and me diums and standards toll cents. Butterfat held, steady, but prints and cubes, dropped a halt cent, J Turkey buying for the Christ mas trade has been pretty well closed already for a number of local stores, though deliveriea are lust now-beginning to come In. Tae xugnest price qwt w w . , - . a . . . , producer is la eents on toms ana i IS cents on hens, with 13 cents about an average offering. PORTLAND. Dec. 14. (JPi batter darinr the late session of I n-ndn- avrhanv- waa tha rfwl suit of the lowering of th bids of the government relief organiza tion- for supplies. The dron in cube butter on the exchange was cent pound with butterfat down 1 cent. The latter reflected more than the former the real weakness underlying the situation. Prices were very much mixed in the egg trade although local co-ops quoted no change. Extras, so called,, were selling at a spread ot at least 4 cents dozen. Owing to the lateness of the season, aome of the leading kill- ers reduced their bids " on lite -blrbens about 1 cent noand for . . i . w.w ii-vi - j I me aay wiiu ouw ui mu "-1 dium weight offerings 8 cents pound. General Markets PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 14. (AP) Produce exchange, net prire : Butter Extras 10 e, sUadards 19c, prima firsU 18 Vac firiti 18e. Ef Freih extras 24c treab aediu 20c Portland Grain POETLAJfD, Ore.. Dee. 1. (AP) Whest Open Hick Low Close May 7S 7. 73 73 Dumlxf 68 68 68 68 Cash: Big Bend blueitem 70; dark hard winter 13 net 72. 11 Pet 60: soft white, western red, bard winter, northers spring, western res ot. Oats Ne. 3 white 822.50. Corn Xo. 2E yellow f 22.50. Mil Iron Standard 114.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. Dee. 14. (AP) Batter Print, extras 21 a, lUndard 30e pound. ButUrUt Portland delivery: A grade 1718c; tanner's door delivery 15e peaad. Sweet cress So bicker. Eggs Pacific poultry producer' sell ing pries: Freh extra specials 26c, ex tras 34c, staaaards 20c, medium SOo dos ea. Buying, price by wholesalers: Fresh extras 21e, first 17c, taedioais lie, an- dergrade 12e pUt lze eoiea. Cbeosa S3 seoro , Oregon triplet 10s; loaf lie peaad. Brokers will pay Ke below aootauona wnk Contract pries d per east, Portland delivery 81.70 cwt; B grade ereaa S7e pound. Country meat Belling pnea tore- tailara: Canatrv killed bogs, best bates- era, aader 150 pound 6-7c; vealers. 00 te lou poonai i pana, n". . thin 8-6e poaad; heavy calvat 4e pound; l.mhi lo-lla pound: yearlings 4-5o lb.; heavy ewes Se pound; medium cows 8- 5o ponna; einner cows z-oe pounu; 4epoad. . ,; ... atobsir nuyug price; a y, 15c pooad. .... Cascara bark Baying prleei 1038 peel 2 He pound, tiop una cninera pouno. T.iw. nmiltrv Portland denvery, bay ing prices: Colored fowls 4 to 6 ponnds 10c, ever S pound lOe; (pring pullets, 3 to 8H ponnda lie; roaaters, over 8H pounds He; Lefhorn fowla over 8j ponnds Se, uader 3H pounds Se; broil ers IK to 3 pound 12c 3 ponnds sod up 10e: stag 6e; roosters 6c. Pekia duck 10e; colored docks 7e; geeie 8e pound. Tarkev No. 1, 10-12e pound. Onions Takims, 81-1.10; Oregon 9L40-1.SO cental. . - , , Potatoes liocai wnne -ana Tea i- 1 AS r-ntal; Yakifa Sl.25-1.33; Vf chutes 81-80-1.40 eenUL Wool 1983' cup, nominal: " etta valley 28-25 poond: eastern Ore goa 16-21 ponnd; southern Idaho 16-20 PO"- ... .... x Hay Baying pnea irem Alflfs, 5o. 1. new crop 816-16.50; vetch 815; Willametta valley timothy 15; eattera Oregon timothy 817.50; oat 815 ton. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore, Dee 14. (AP) r.ttln Raeeioti 125. calves 60: euiet Steers, good, common aad medium SS 75-6.75: heifer, common and me dium 82.50-4.50: cows, common and me dium 2.25-8.25; low cutter snu cutter 81-2.25; bull, entter snd medmm si.is- pjitumftn ana medium 32.50-5: calves. Kood aad choice 4-5; common and medium tS-4 ... 1 Hogs Receipts lao; iieaay io bww. Lightweight good snd choice 83.25- ss. -iMlinm weirht. rood end cnoies $3.50-8.05; besvyweight. good snd choice 83.15-3.no ; pscKiag sows, meaium tu good $2.25-8.10: feeder stacker pigs, rand and choice 82.25-2.75. Sbeep Keceipt uo; neaay. T.mh, wnnA .nd choice S5.25-6: me dium 83.75-5.25; yearling wethers $3.75 4.50; ewes 81-2. Stocks and Bonds (Copyright 1988. Standard StatUtic Co.) December 14 STOCK AVEkAGES ' Today 93.8 48.7 68.7 . 81.1 Previoua day - - D " Week sro ' 98T8 43.6 65.9 81.0 Tear ago 68.9 38.0 Ol.o jo-j , a . h e n V n 8 vesrs see High 1983 103.1 58.0 113.7 Low 1983 42.3 3S.S 61.5 '-'' BONO AVBKAOES Today 71.9 73.5; 78.0 Previons day 71.9. 78.1 77.9 Wtek ago . .. 71.7 71.9 77.3 Year age . 61.8 60.9 80.9 8 year ago S5.S 97.7 97.0 High 1938 77.1 84.9 88.5 Low 19S8 68.8 87.0 T4.1 96.9 43.9 -74.5 74.8 78.6 68.0 98.4 83.5 68.8 Better Business In Territory is t Felt. Wool Deall ItKSj v' - - - ? - i 1 BOSTON. Dec. 14. tm (U. S. Dept. Agr.) A lew. houses getting a little more business are In j territory wools. Graded French combing C4s and. finer territory wools are bringing 31-83 cents sconred . basis. nrices being . in clined to the high side ot , this range. French combing 68s, -60s, blood territory wool has been eold at .alightly above 80 eents scoured basfs. Clothing : 66s, blood territory wool has been ! moved at the high side of the range 76-77 cents sconred basis. Grade- O raw 4 snUk. co-op- pool price, f 1453 per handreid. , S orpins 91.18. : (Sfllk based oa wJ sKsthht OattKfat irswgs 1 Distributor price $2.10. . Batterfat Top 17c, ' prints 20 He, cubes 23e rticaa paid ts- grewsrs by sleai bayers Deeeaiber 14 Tao prleee bmtmw. sapiriWS by a leeal graces, are Uaieative at tor Sally aiarket bat ass net gaarsateM ny Ta batesnaa) rauiy aD vihhtuum OllUffUl i 1 iii- i, t i mm cwitairUi, H bbL----S.es rsapkint, dos. .40 jo jto Itaiiaa Broccoli, lag -SO ' ranatpav bos loa- 0 .80 , , ,. J9 .65 . .OS .BO ts LIS Taraipa, box hi; Katabagss.. lug .bes f""."!?" w Qreca peppers, OaUferaia. lb. - . .15 Oaioaa doa bnnehts , . : J S. of .78 to. 1.00 00 and 1.40 DeMbates .1.10 sad 1.45 Lattaee California, dry pick California teed Onion. Yikiaia, cot .1.40 ta 1.50 -2.25 ta 2.75 - AO 1.15 Labish Calery, dos. ' TO' . .00 lags .78 75 .50 ssd .85 Jonathan Spits Roato Besaty .65 Orsagea Valeaeiai, faacy 8.00 ta 8.50 riaee psec ' to avz Kavcla, erata a JaaaaeWi baadle .1.80 . .15 . S . JS - .65 . .09 S!lr,,?T-. carrots, loeai. dos Spiaaeh, loest, erste aenaeaa lb. ea stock aaaa , . i Lenoaa 5.50 bines, fresh 1 dvsesdea erata a 8 ash, DsaUk, dos. .15 Hsbbard iqaath - ' .75 to 1.00 Tomatoes, California pack, lug, 1.40 not tioase Q" California, eaae Satporer grapea .1.80 Bwaat potatoea . .08 .60 sad .50 4.00 S.50 rears, . , Grapefruit Florida . Grapefrait, Califonita Bora 1938 Toggles JtS te .40 5 to M USS elaiter, lb. BTtn 8 Filbert m. IK , W.tnnts 1H 1 .12 H te -12 H to .16 .20 Spying Price BOGS Extras Medinaif Standard Pallets . .16 . .13 . .13 . .00 . Jl . JS . JO . .08 . .06 . JO . JO rOCTLT-T Pallets Old tiered kens Medina hens Light ban Lex norm fryers , nHrSb.r . .15 - .16 Dressed turkeys, top, bens a Bprn g laaba top Hog, 160 te 200 lb, 200 to 225 lba i 125 to 250 lba - iso to 160 tba Sows' -. Bteara- 5.25 S.85 8.45 te S.60 2.5 te S.45 8.10 to 8.85 3.8S te 3.85 J0 ta .64 Cows Bwlls .01 ta .03 .03' Dressed veal, top .08 Dnsssea bogs .66 a&AXB SJTU HAH Wheat western red .. . ., White, Ke. 1 .6 7 Cross-Word Puzzle By EUGENE SHEFFER i i 3 h 9 t Z ' a 'vllll. .: . 2 !N, ll.ll - ZZr 7 . -J 51 5ft . . HORIZONTAL , 1 Which of the United States is known as tho "Old Dominion state? 1 Slide 11 Exist 12 Hasten 13 Who succeeded Salmon P. Ckase aa Chief Justice of tha U. S. Supreme Court? 14 Strike lightly. 16 -Neater pronoun 16 -Who was tho discoverer of the Pacific? 17 Ceases 19 Wait upon 20 Sooner thait 21 Sun 22 Oth H 283 What island, 25 aailos long, ts to the nortk of Haiti, which waa It? 29 Swine 30 Plural pronoun 32 American humorist S3 Man's name . 35 Have existence 85 Exclamation of contempt 3S Tolerates 41 Footless ' 43 -Man's ideknams - 44 Pronel with oars i ! 1 4 ft What Eaglish Rosaaatle poet wrote "Doa Jaaa"? 48 Greek epic poet . V 60 More contemptible . , . 62 Lara - .. - ; 63 Peer Gynrs mother 'iii- I 85 Title of respect -n!fc I 56 Permit K7 Small children 58 What French aathar wrote "Candida"? VERTICAL 1 Cisterns " . - 2 Angered 6 Announce ' - 4 Part of the eye 8 Hard-ehelled fruit 6 At homf " i - rr ', ' 7 Healing-ointment 8 Slanders - " ft Japanese statesman : ". '. 10 Seed of a well-known vine PULLS OTlltfiS DDVil CHICAGO. Dec 14. (Stop- loss selling ' that started in th eorn market pulled Wheat a tut other cereals downward late to day, more than wiping' out earlier gains. - Wheat tumbled 2 !4 cents a bushel below the day's top, bat rallied fractionally at tha-last. Large receipts ot corn in north-: western markets attracted sharp attention, .together with reports . that farmers especially in Minne- sots and South Dakota were back ward about accepting the govern ment loan policy as to corn. . s The close for wheat was ner- ous, 4-H cenu under, yester-. day's finish, with corn - olf. . oats U down to M p. Today's closing Quotations: -Wheat December 81 ; May . 84-Xr July 83H-U. Corn - December 45; May. SlW-Hl July 52. Oats December 34: May July 15-. KBISI SICKS SIBT FIUP NEW YORK. Dec. 14. UPi Rising exchange rates appeared to give a fillp to stocks and some commodities ' today, but net ad vances were mostly meager. Wheat reacted and U. S. .govern ment bonds, which had been prof iting by a rising dollar, fell back a bit. Industrials recorded general improvement, with metajg again to the fore. U. S. Smelting rose 3 H and American Smelting about a point. Allied Chemical's extreme rise of around 5 was reduced. Da Pont, E. G. Budd, Moto-Meter, Chrysler, Baldwin, Sears Roe buck, TJ. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Eastman, Union, and Pennsyl vania Railroad and Standard Oil of New Jersey were fractions to around 2 points better, although the smaller gains were most num erous. American Woolen preferred was Strang, stock sales totaled. 1.556,690 shares. . Barley, feed Ko. 1. toa .14.00 .14.00 1.00 iaoo Oats, feed, toa Barley, matting, tea Oats, milling, ton Hav. ban I puses Oats sad vetch, toa ... . , Alfalfa, vallex. first eat. js.oe J4.e ' -12.00 Clover bay . WOOL JSS .3S JS COUIM I Mohair 13 Armed combat 16 Tho neatrality of what eounlry was gn area teed ta the faasoae acrap of paper signed ia 1839? 8 Latin American worker 19 French coin- 21 Tho aasae of what herald la Homer s "Iliad ie ased as a synonym -for a person vwitl a loae! voice?. 23 Weep convulsively : 24 Wide-mouthed pitcher 1 25 What large Island la knows aa . the "Pearl ef the AatLUea"! , 27 Alcoholic beverare 2& -River ia Switzerland . . 31 Undermine 34 Roman tyrant 37 What is the capital f Tase ' mania 7 39 Spanish title 40 One of a Hamitie rsce 42 Physical' forces 45 River la Germany 47 In law, the thing 4 Male red deer 49 Network . 60 Brief strain from a bugle V 61 The self k ' J 53 Be affected with pain ... !? 65 Therefore - " 'CI : El ItS Berewith 4s the solution ta vea . terdaj's Puxxle. r' . -ymiaqNE S HjR I VtHSf TRftJgfe oxen W s e wm: SlL rpfflflgG W AW RfRi A fSIE rf 1888. 1; i