The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Blornin?, January V 1934
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HELP WANTED MALE
Fireplace builder wanted, -X N
Itth. Tel. 4it.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Special work for mother who aeed
in wwklr at once. so cu""m
SaierjS-Sf'S!
Size. Dept. oi.iv. mu
I mi i r -1 1-1 I """"""
i. il .mnlrrnntDt I Or na""
Wo 1 weekly and If-J
free representing uwo-j -ration
Frocks. No canvasslag. NO
Investment. Send dress le. Fasnlpn
iSTSept. N-1S02, Cincinnati Ohio.
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WANTED Woman with ome prac
ticTl aoVamTeaperlenca and I houae
work. GIts references. Write box ,
statesman.
srniATIONS WANTED
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JJ-.r.nher. local ret. Tel.
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FOR SALE MiscrGaneona
- a fafiry bl
ad harDnlng
eaw ia-'";. - Aju.
bh a our vrtwwm
: Spitxber, WW-i, rXZ wa!:
jSaTR . nU. Wallace.
road.. . -
"Golden Delicious. Nona better. Ru
lUsoto'X Boa-Ct. B.. ......
"-Potatoes deuvered or yeuaet tham.
" L- L . r.vino . radio, aa
i JM
mcu. heat
?r-2-rai at sm .
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VSSU. lnaep!ndW
i tor SALE Feather bed. Tel. S54.
"neal'ers. rvle' men " and tPJ
. Vetera, -c Mldaet Radioa,
if Write full particulars. CHI
CAGO DRUTOrXI6 9- Mich-
4gan. UePC , whibj.
MISCELLANEOUS
Uj.-ni - i x '
' Haircut lbo-iwa, I
nw.?m j Vl'a'lUwMaaa I
Free. e ni . . I
ROOM AND BOARD
Board-room. Sli Court. TeL 57.
aa--as1j1aaaaaw
ssaaai f - - - - - - iineAM m tAlin4el I
.he ofng ct- D. Srtwright
fcooaS". FVn "street to
i- vi.rins a horn and meal a
keal. will alw be serred toother.br
telephoning m aav.no.
at 7995.' One her guesi. -
certain to return.
aLlT-Ln.l II l" " m amam
baa4'AaW
. -m.jt Mum in nrlTlU Omni.
.1 xoaro mmi . r ,
1 In room, lnchiaing..iaunorT,
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
ninnnrfii
"Ftaamod. I It fum .apt. HeaL alec
refrigerauon. umm "LV,
, mm,a m m ..rMiin ii iirwio
V Viim. ant- 2211 BaseL TeL 4.
a. i rL.arij-njuirii"" ' " " ' " " ''
Htd. apt. 2101 191 a Church.
ii. . j i mm iiiriri ' "
icta turn, apt.. e union.
FOR RENT HOUSES
5 R. turn house. TeL 47s. -
... mmtm M mm, mmm
. x.. mnA . iinfiirn. bouaea R. A.
v.f-tm.1. 141S N. OatUg. TeL 20 2L
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Furn. booaa. Tat 7247.
Mod, f oom house, U$ Marlon,
ii.rom house. 9155 Myrtle Ava.
: FOR BENT
. Modem S B. apt- Frlli Garaatv
. state bouse. . Also store
apnea, Tet
FOR SALE Real Estate
1 R. house. Priced low to scttte
" mrrurTer. T.rmx 571 N. 11th
I1LC aue w...
Birvew .
vcir. r.sTATH
SJaaaasa aa
norse. cowa. " I 14.
Ptynter IsNowLocated taTOtun SOotm
XXTm, t,M aana rood buy U - City
vnm tmalneaa nropertlea, farm and
- . Look eor list aver. Bettex
- buy now before price go ?lRr;
: CP1TTT CTOITER. TeL 8114
', git court Street Eventnga Tet 6448.
FOR SAL IST-room i .bona 'ear
tv,Hh orhooL Streets paveu, au
- rir moo. 3500 cash. Call 1404.
. m0i0n00mmmmB ' ' -- -
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v. Mmniateiw furnished honsa, - 8
roortis, basement furnace, largo lot
garage. For qtuc saio
Vrni seU unfuralbd for f 2000.Caa
CHTLDa A MI LERr Real
S44 State Street ' Tet 474 A
Spring wni be hare aoons why not
Plan to get that acreage now? I hare
. v complete list beat land, best loca
tion, will build to suit Sea me. Ra
xnember terms to suit. - -
; Fine 85 A. &, bottom, farm to sac
klfice terms immediate possexslon-.
H. C SHIELDS -Oregon
Bldg. Tel 2902.
SNAP EMALLi HOME
Lata built modem 2 room home
Srith Bleeping porch,! full cement base
snent furnace, fireplace, xaraa, near
Imis Una, Price $1309 easy terms.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. :
CS W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
. A24 Seuth Llbertz Street -
FOR SALE Real Estate
$23 DOWN
Balance tie per ma NO INTEREST
rOK FIVE TRS. Will bar 11 acre
of good land,, alt cleared. fr!r 91375,
SEE W. HjGRABENHORST A CO.
114 ftmith Uberty Street
ACREAGE
J1150 I A. i dark' soil. 4 room,
woodshed, garage, chicken bout, well,
some fruit, good road. 1 mile to Sa
lem, tie dowm. -
2S A., tt alctvated. food road, dark
oil. creek, 4 room bouse, fenced, I J,-
BOO. jsflo down, Ml. 4K. 1 .
MELVIN ; JOHWSON. J7 rSUt St
s ; TaU ? '
' ACREAGE
4 acres with neat 4 room bona la
rood district about S milea from Sa
lem. ScU for 12209. Part cash.
CHILDS a MILLER. Realtors
S44 State Street TeL 470S.
Here's your chance 1 19 A. less than
one mile from. Salem ; all food farm
bmdr Kew t room boose, etectrlcltr,
watar tqrstem, etc Barn and ather im
proTements. "Price short tima onlj
12500.09. Small varment down.
New five year federal loan Just
made. Wiil consider trade, city home.
REALTY CENTER, tit Court Street
Tel. 8114 After s p. m. can no.
WANTED- REAL ESTATE
WANTED
Kara buyer for good T bedroom
bouse. Mast be A-l and priced right.
' CHTLDa MILLER. REALTORS
S44 State 8treet TeL C70S.
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
1 to months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates.
GENERAL 1'INANCB CORP.
A local corporation
1st Natl. Bank. Bids. Phone 1551
' Licensed .y State '
? Need Money ?
Salary loan. I5.0S and up, from 1
to 4 months. See Mr. Bachmamt at
STATE LOAN CO.
211 Oregon Bldg.
TeL 7783 Lie No. 8-1(5.
Are You
Short of Cash?
Borrow S100-S1S0-IZ0S or MORE from
ss! Repay In from 1 to 2 month, ac
cording to your present tnccma.
Com in I. write i . pnoaet
BENETtCIAL LOAN
SOCIETT
OF SALEM
Member o! NRA
Room 11. New Dllgh Bldg. 2nd floor
LICENSED NO. 8-122 by STATE
5Stt8t. TaL S T 4 4
MARION POLK N. F. L A.
We make orh federal and commla-
toner loana FKteen years in oar
present location.
Ia wilkinsu. sec.-ireaa
. 202 TJ. & Bank Building
Funds for farm loans now available ;
S ; long term.
Hawkins & Roberts
..Guardian Bldg., TeL 4109.
MONEY; TO LOAN on city, farm oc
improved acreage. Must pe good ae-
sSft
CHILD3 MILLER,
Mtge. Loan
244 State 8treet
Tet 470S
LOANS WANTED
MONET. Wanted $6000 or $8000 for
5 years on downtown business prop
erty loan, test or security.
CHILDS m MILLER. Mtge. Loan
244 State Street TeL 4705
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
WANTED You lur team about 1404
lbs. Raymond Claggett, Kt. s. Box XT
FOR SALE 50 White. Leznorn cul-
lets mos. old. FoTce-fPd. 75c ea. if
ail taken. James Berry, Rout S, Box
Salem, Oreen.
FOR SALE WOOD
Phono Tracy. 2984 for dry wood.
Call 48F14. All wood. Smith Rubena
Dry hoe- fuel $2.75. ten unit lots,
$4.00 two unit lots Tel, 3253.
... . m . .ii . k
wood -coal
I TaL t Saiem fuel Caw Trad
I Cortege.
.w m m . . . a
oeggnu irgwia anvi wu nr nvvu.
prompt delivery. Fred E. Welia
Dry wood that is dry. Call 112F2S.
Robert Fromm.
Dry wood. TeL 4418.
Dry fir. ash wood. TeL 5878.
Dry old fir, oak. TeL 9749.
Dry wood priced right TeL T983.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Small black coin purse con -
taininK stage ticket trom Salem ta
Portland. $2fr bill, mtseeUaDeous li
ver. Finder pleas return to Oregon
Statesman office and receive UmtsJ
reward.
I rin i'i.r,-i'iJ-iii..rMir'M-wiArw-nnr,nr
REWARD Last ball pop. spot on
shoulder where hair ia gone. 356 Bel-
levue.
FOR SALE USED CARS
aeiaaaasiiMwwwwwiN
W0I dlsoount deposit oa new Dodgo
er Plymouth ear. If you ax going ta
boy a new car aero - la a etaanca t
save. In crurre Eta teaman office).
1323 Chevrolet Truck, .1180 & 22-1
.Valley Motor Co.
" TJSED CARS ON LOT-
1 1931 Ford Coach $3fS
1 1)31 Ford 'Sedan
3751
I .... -Bk a n..,
275
25
ITS
I lira "SS-" rhmW Bmmmn
1 128 Chevrolet Coach
24 J
400
1931 Sradebaker 2 Coupe
1929 Dode-e Sedan
8M
1931 Pord X- W. B. Track
84
i2s ijoaaa -anel
ate
Marion & Liberty
' v- Telephone 7414.
Boirego's Better
Buys
llll S?"1.! fioaciiriip-top -MJS.IconsIn Ed Flnley, left Thursday
M siDiRt n -oru. commercial ...
dellverr
141T Chevrolet Coupe T5
fLJL -
lMI P1" Trw. OVaAaatod
And -about s saora , aepuoBai
low priced ear.
34t w. Liberty
Tel. 1288.
GUESTS AT KTNGWOOD
kino WOOD, Jan. I Guests
4nrhi V 1.111 - ... ...
.
mona comptoa home were the I o'clock, was much Improved Sua
Vernon Comptons ot Springfield, I day night and Monday morning
Mo. While here they enjoyed a I and the familr reported that she
visit or several days at the moun-1 was practically oa the road to re
taln eotUge of their hosU at Al-covery again. Mrs. Meyer U eon-1
sea, . ;
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Business
Directory
Cards in tnla directory tsn,
on a moathly basts only. Rate:
f 1.0O per Una per uontta.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Pawefc, 175 8ootb Cemmerdat
BICYCLES
New and used. "Tires. Rvpalrtnc.
RARRT W. SCOTT. 14T' a Com'l St.
BROOMS AND BRUSHES
Oregon Blind BcnooW TaL 472.
Fuller Brush Man Telephone 8tl.
CATERING
Burt Crary. tha ealerec Ph. 475.
Hnlda Helps Hosressea. Tet 4141.'
CHIMNEY SWEE?
Telephone 44S0. R. E. Worthness.
CHINESE MEDICINE
. m . ., . 1
ur, vuiui uun, unnflw sioncui va
tTm.M Tni.,l, mr.A frMi, A a m I
to 4 p. m. 180 N. CommerclaL
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a U SCOTT, PSC, Chlropractos.
154 N. High. Tel. Rea 7l.
FLORISTS
CUT flowers, weddina bouaueta fun
eral wreatha decoration. C. F. Breit-
haupt, noiiat. TT court, iau sioa.
ALL kind of floral work. Lata Fler-
ist. Hth Market TeL 9592
INSURANCE
BECKS HENDRICKS
K. High TeL 494T
122
COFFET-SMITH, gea. tna TeL S4I9.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
TUB WKWKB UALWDKX
242 & Migb
TaL 91251
SQ-alSaiE.1?
Telephone 8155 1244 Broadway I
MATTRESSES
Mattraaaes from factory to noma. Cot-
ton mattress, 10 lb. $156. Renovators
and fumtgatora. Rugs cleaneO. Capital
Bedding Co. TeL 4049. $03 N. Capital,
New mattress made te order, eld re
made; carpet cleaning, lxtng; Cuft
rug wearing. Salem Fluff Rug A Mat
tress Factory, a 11th A Wilbur. TaL
S44L Otto P. -Zwlcker. Est. 1911.'
MUSIC STORES
GEO: C will Plan oa, radio, sewing I
TS'
die. Repairing radio, phonograph I
and wtng machlnea 422
Stat Street
8a lent.
PHYSICIAN
Homeopathic Physician
o e-a a u. aa fl-a, yAM.Afc4ea
Offlc and residence 507 Center st
a swa. aw uvuisvmiumoi.
Phono 5831 Treat
both acut and
chronic disease.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, card.
pamph-
ta. BrosTrama books or any
ama
printing, call Tne SU teaman Printing
Department 215 a CotmnarctaL Tale-J
RADIO SERVICE
Central Radio Service. TeL 3747.
Guaranteed repair. 225 N. High.
MOORE RADIO SERVICE
Phone 3797 At Hollywood Radl
CTTNTRAi. RADIO SERVICE
TeL 374T 335 N. High
REAL ESTATE
BECKS A HENDRICKS, TeL 4947.
SOCOLOFSKT ft SON
304-8 Flrat Nat'l. Bk. Bldg. Tel. T80T.
STOVES
STOVES aad atove repairing. Stare
for ssvle, retniut maa repsurea, j i
kiada of wove wtra fence, fancy and
plain, bop baaketa, hooka, logaa hooka
saiem r anc
1 Chemeketa. TeL
TAXmERMIST
R. Bb vflgglwa, lailK. Paa. Hwy.
TRANSFER
i FOR Vocal or distant transfer storage,
call SUt Lannar Transfer Co. Truck
to xwtiaaa oauy.
CAPITAL CITY Traasfet Co. 221
Stala St. TeL T773. DlatribuUoa. tor -
eraxdiac aat atorasm asur apeclalty.
Get oi nttea
TYPEWRITERS
I TTrSWRlTERS-Adillnf If ch. Sold.
rented, tap red. unoerweoa Agent.
Cook m Dhort 521 Court TeL 5584.
WELL DRllXLNG 1
R. A. Went; 3f years xp4i4ce, RID
T. Boa 2a Tel. nor '
WINDOW CLEANING I
Near Deal Window Cle e wax wall
A wowk. waahtog. Frew eatL Tet 4487.
North Dakota, who was a guest
for a week at the home ot his
1 ,. vi. r
lercuig lur sua iiuiue, w uu
here from Los Angeles where ho
had been called by the sudden
I Haath - Aff - hi. tirolhai.. Nawman
I Welch. Newman haa often visited
MBS. METER BETTER f
BRUSH CREEK, Jan. 8. Mrs.
I la Xt
L. H. Meyer who was taken eritt
I cally in Saturday: night at f 9
'valesclns; from a major operation
arfome4 Decejabet XI.
EGG MART flCTWE
AT LOWER PRICES
Butter looks Higher, Spots;
Lambs Advance to 13c;
Onions Still Move
PORTLAND, Jan. g. Trad
ing In tbe egg market was more
actlro and generally at lower pri
ces. While local co-ops were re
ported holding for 21c dosen for
extras, all others indicated a. 20c
top for that grade. -
In spots the- market for bat
ter looked mgner nere as a re-
salt of greatly Increased consum
ing movement of late. Total pro
duction, while more than season
able, was not holding up so well.
Indicating the futility of trying;
to establish proper quotations on
the Portland produce exchange
based upon supply and demand lsJfn,ed nta mother, Mrs. A. E.
rnetmA In f ha wbaVIt nt lUtley St the Piano! Ouartat num.
tha trad Tha lata uitna 1
In price on th local exchange 1
was utterly out of line with whati" "apaniea oy Mrs. c. u.
was happening In practically all I?103"? roc&l solo by James
other parts of the country, the 1
surrey shows.
InctAOI r Inn, nrin., m a 1
--vv"- " - 1" "-"i
namaA Vi A
higher prices were generally
forced elsewhere with the gov-
ernment. purchases creating the
boost.
Demand for lire chickens was I
still ot firm character with here
and there talk of a premium of
t least c In the buying price. 1
Entire poultry market suggested
a like condition.
Country killed lambs advanced I
to 13c pound, a new high for ton
quality here for the late more.
ment There .too--a(flm
tone lOr CaiTes With hogs about
Steady. 1
AdTices from both Taklma and
tV I l:vm "5 m .
the Deschutes suggested tighter
holding for higher, potato prices
which affected the local situation
although as yet no betterment in
resale prices were showing here.
wnia-matta tr.nn,
inta rt!n , '
points continued to show a heavy
morement of onions to the east
to higher as a result. Local trade
was still unchanged.
Greasy Combing
Wool is Firmly .
Quoted, Boston
BOSTON, Jan. 8. (Jfi (U. S
Dept. Agr.) Greasy combing do-J
mestic wool waa firmly Quoted on
the Boston market even though
aslaa hson it.v.
Since the latter part of November!
wool men continued to show a
Terr confidant attitmla tnwtM
prices. Sentiment was helped
tfpAaflv- fV 4Vt A VAAAer Mwlaa awa
L s vtauy mj j vs9 avVGAAa il 4,1,43 4lA CaAA 1
Uges in foreign wool markets andl
by Inquiries from domestic man-
ufacturers.
. Estimated receipts of domestic
j wuui l ouHuin. reiuiTrMi o w inn
1 -
Boston grata and flour exchange
during week: ending Jan. ' 6,
amounted to 129,000 pounds com -
pared with 4,823,700 during thai
previous week.
Radi
P
rosram
TUXSDAT, 2aaaary 0
KOW FOBTLAirO 620 Kt
7 :00 Edward MacHogh, KEC.
7:15 Organ concert, MBC
8:15 Tour Child, KBO.
8:30 Dr. Coltea.
8:35 U. S. Maria ban 4, NBC.
9:15 Violia Recital.
9:30 Martha Meade society, KBO.
9:45 Cooking scasoL
10:80 Woman's Mafaslaa, KBO.
11:45 Via Itdhe7 KBO.
12:15 Farm and Home. HBO.
1:80 Ma Perkins, KBO.
1:45 Betty Marlowe, IfBO.
8:05 Frisadly Chat
4:15 Toa aad Tour Oeeeraae-t KBC.
4:45 Mary aad Her rrieaeiy Osrdea,
KBO.
4:15 Derie qaartet, KBO.
iV an wmvm ae mww
10:15 Vie Meyer archeatra.
lw: iaioa weafca, fiAtt
erekeetrs,
11 rt0 Ambassadse Betel
KBC.
11:30 Bal Tsbsrin, KBO.
wcPoaXXArr 1180 Xa,
7:15 Band arasi.
7:45 Taago Time.
80 Breakfsst Crab.
9:00 U. -8. Karia baud. KBO,
9:45 Edae Fischer, KBO.
10:02 Organ eoaeert, KBQL
10: SO Daaea toxytam.
.-S?!4 Buek, pUaUt
1 t--t reporw
UtOS J
IT O'Briea, KBO.
H:0 Pay Lembai-e'a .arefceatra.
12:45 Iaatrumeatal aoleiat
1:15 -era aires, NBO.
1:45 Class al soloist '
2 :00 World Bookman.
S :05 Symphony soloist.
S:O0 lima. Praacea Aide, KBO.
8:45 Cheerio Musical Meaiaea,
8:15 Haaft, Kate Fritt.
8:80 Circus Court of the Air
:0O Romance at the Bonneville dam.
:SO Fights.
11:00 Hitair Silver Supper.
E0A0 COaVALLIS S50 .
9:00 Home Eeoaemfea Observer.
11:00 Modern peetiy, Ada Hastings
Hedges.
11:20 Who's Who ea the laeattie.
11:80 American Legion organ reettat
l:ia Beaecal sdeaee for High School,
l'8oU4..?jlttii i m
l-OOTMagWwrff4
i;i am pJSii.. ..ad Saaaaaf
Ore re. Harold witevat. . .
8:00-what saaii i Bead, Ads Bti
8:30 rVmou. People sn4 Other Toptes,
Ada BasUsrs Bed re. .
4:00 Haaaac, Oid aad aTewt Doa
... :';; iv...
V:.a!L r'
4:80 Or-reaT steried tor boys aad gtrls.
:?--ylw' "
T : 00-. T. Coaklla 'yrsbOars 1 WSllt thereof. jlatntltfS WlU 8
. Catu. . ' I ply to the Court ; tor the relief
Ttis-u a. Harls.Miniag aad Bk-4.A Io- complaint, to-
...a-SAAS-1 TJTbx.
Mra. l-raaeas Jeaaaaea . "The
- Caars ef Btody In- Heasea
. -. . u..' mm. '"
erai esonerauve arseasiea, vregan I xseginiuflg an. a jvia re a
state rrsteai
at signer eaaeatiea.
1:80 Radi pealtry
rret a. t.
-QUICK '
UBCULTC
GRANGERS'
COLUMN
LIBERTY, Jan. 8 .Red Hills
grange will meet ia tha ball ber I
Tuesday night, starting with a Leading trade authorities em
s': 30 o'clock potluck dinner. Jan- phaalred that largely as a result
lor Artisans of Salem will furnish ot gorernment loan operations as
music as nart f .. to corn, the market arrirals ot
ment. -
m ' " CUIU1 laiu 1
MACLEAT. Jan ti,- i.r I
club will meet In !!- .Ld
at the grange hall Wednesday.
January 10. There will be a pot
iocs: amner at noon.
BRUSH COLLEGE, Jan. t.
"jnen s nigbf at Brush College
grange, was a decided suecess Pri-
uay wun a good attendance. H. C.
Cenrsey of Salem presided.
. i ugram namoen ineinilaA a
iTOcai 8010 bT BIllT Utleyr imadi.
hers by Mrs. Utley. Mr. and Mrs.
Cnarle McCarter and U. J. Leh-
S""' accompanied by H. G.
VouJst?..on ltri duet by Mrs.
J wsi auu lt. jUaril VI Cm
a h: i Tin. am . r ,
I riorin-,. Tt. ti- ,,
lVBrieri CiaWallSll fUltar Till Tnhor
I"' v'uu""jr; iorenonse
" "l
Of fleers Installed
The program preceded a bnsf.
"f88. 86881011 at which Dr. C. L
?Jogett, gransre master, presided
Mrs" MarI Flint McCall , state
fJKe lecturer, was InsUlling of-
l"cer na uin' aimer Cook instal-
lun Marshall for installation of
r18 . ""owing officers: Roy E
. Kireu,r'; w. u. rtenry,
mr. w. jj. tienry, lec-
a
"L v "n;uu,B coramu-
" " Ui V'BBBUl lllO
inIian or grange or
fleers last month
ucers xaJ5InolltBa
Oppose Sales Tax
Following the session tbe regu
lar grange meeting was held and
R. C- Ewing appointed as chair-
man oi me agricultural commit-
1: Mrs. A. E. Utley, chairman of
I home economics; Mrs. Elmer
Cook, chairman of legislative, and
I Amnion Grice. of roads. A resolu- !
tlon was passed to the effect that
Brush College grange Is opposed
to the sales tax.
NORTH HOWELL, Jan. t.
The initial meeting for 1934 of
the North Howell grange Home
Economics club at the home of
Mrs. Martha Vinton proved most
interesting and Instructive. Plans
for the club's home practical scrap
(book were fully discussed: also
(plans for much needed improve-
ihm), ., (Va V.lt rt,-
ence Oddie. Mrs. J. S. Coomler
i and Mrs. A. T. Cline were ap-
i pointed on this lmnrovement cam-
I mittee and Wednesday, January
I 1 A WO 41 tt lift A rl wai ai sail A
w w 4si n ir inns iii.tii iwi sa aavaa W4w
meeting of the dub at the grange
haU. More quilt work will be
done and a pot luck dinner at
noon.
1 xnuar uikul. aiLiurv xs. u ldb
1 - '
I regular meeting of North Howell
1 grange at which time Mrs. Martha
1 Vinton, the new lecturer, will
present the program.
LIBERTY, Jan. 8 The Red
Hills grange will meet at the hall
Tuesday, January 9. Meeting will
negm Wltn a :S0 O ClOCK POtlUCK
Committee fn charge of dinner:
P. O. Judd and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Ballantyne. Mr. and
mra. ueorge tiecaart, sir. ana
Mrs. Ed HaveL Mr. and Mrs. Ed
i-4-v an... m v
uatcucs, auce rvougcr ana ur.
Ruth Daugherty.
The Junior Artisans will
fur-
nlsh the music.
Daffodils Forget
Seasons When Sun
Beams Make Calls
RICKEY, Jan. 8 Daffodil buds
are several Inches above the
i ground, and violets are la bloom.
Mrs. George Hager has an oat-
door begonia and a eamelia fa bad
aad also blooms oa her flowering
I quince bush.
TS THE CTRCTJIT COURT OP
TttK 8TATK OF" OBI CGON
FOR- THE COUNTY OF
MARION
HOPFTNGER and OR
VETTA HOPFTNGER, his wife,
and CECILIA FISH and WIL
LIAM FISH, her husband. Plain
tiffs, vs
FRANCIS H0PFINGER and
MRS. FRANCIS HOPFINGER,
hla wife, and FLORENCE
HOLMES and GALE HOLMES,
her husband; also, all other per
sons or parties O known, claim
ing or having any right, title.
claim or interest In and to the
property described herein. De
fendants, i
TO FRANCIS HOPFTNGER.
and MRS. FRANCIS HOPFIN
GER, his wile, and FLORENCE
HOLMES aad GAL HOLMES.
her husband' also, all other per-
or parties unknown, clalm-
1 W 1111
claim or Interest in and to the
i property described herein, th
above named defendants:
I In the Kame of the State of
I Oregon: Too aro hereby required
I above entitled salt oa er before
thirty dayg from! Orit. dgt of
nuhlicatlon ' herein, to-wftt
De -
cember 28, 1828; and if you fa I
Iso to ar pear and . answer, itor
lwit: For an order partitioning
I the following? described .. real
I -MrtT -UMte in Maiioa
. 1 Hnnntv. .Orecon. -wlt;
norths st corne of the Jonn
Rkag UmA cordlna U s deed
" 1 1 . , i i : . . ,
wins Migher Corn Leader
DISTiLlBS SCOUR : I'm Mt, jj HOGS bpmljP ;
CliiELTiH
CHICAGO, Jan. . 6? Grain
prices areraged higher today with
! corn showing more o( a sustained
upward tendency . than was tne
case regarding wheat
. . .
that gram nare rapwiir oecoma
sub-normal, and are below eur-
rent reaulrements. It was report-
ed Industrial and distilling lnter-
were eoaring the corn belt.lIuljM Encteli hlf
and bidding up for any corn I
.lt.M Ka nvta ha eta I
In the country is bow the highest
for the season la years. I
Despite a Ute reaction- because I
of a setback in wheat, corn closed
firm at tae same as Saturday s ;
finish t cent higher; wheat 1
unchanged to H lower, oat
up, and previsions raryrag from 7 1
cents decline to a rise of 29 cents.
Today's closing quotations:
.WheatMay, 84H-14; July.
82-; Spt.. 84.
CornMay, 61-?i; July, 52-
: Sept., 544.:-
Oats May, J7; July S5;
Sept., 34. .
General Markets
VEODTOB EXCHAVOE
PORTLAND. Or Jaa. 8. (API
Produce escheats, net priees: Batter
Kxtru lse, kUBdaras 17 He, prime lints
IT Vie. first IStte. Ems Fresh extras
20 21e' lrtii .
Portland Grain
portlaxd. Ore- J.a. 8. (AP
wheat Opea Hitk Low close
I n..h Bi Bead blaestem 7SHe;
dark bard viaur 13 per seat 79c, 11 per
cent 71 He; soft white, western white.
bard wiater, aorUern sprier, westers
red 70tte.
Oata o..3- waite szz.au.
Corn No. 2E yellow $22.75.
HUlraa Standard 412.50.
Portland Produce
POBTLAKD Ore- Jan. 8. (API
R.tt Prints, extras IS He. kUaoard
19 Vie peaae.
Bnttertat Portland delivery: A grade
15-17 pound; fanner's door delivery 13-
lSe ponad. 8weet cream 5e hlfter.
Ecaa Paeifie peoitiy predaeera-
aeuina- price: Freak extra apeciala SSe
extras 21a, aUndarda 19c, aaeeUaaa lae,
dosea. Eayiag price by wholesalers: Fresh
extras 12e; CraU 15c, mediams 13c, on-
dercrade lie, pallets lie aoxen.
Cheese 92 score, Oregon triplets
9c; loaf lOo pound. Brokers will psy
e below quotation.
Milk Contract prices 4 per cent.
Portland delivery 11.95 ewtj o gnat
cream 87 He pound.
Country meats Benin pnee m re
tailer!: Country killed hofa, beet butch-
I ers, under iso pounds r-7e; veaiers
1 U to 1UU pouuaa o-onv,
5-6c; heavy calves 4-5e; larnba 12-13e
pound; heavy ewes 4-7 e pound; medium
cows s0e peon a ; canaer cuw.
poond; balls 4 poaai.
jtooaur juy g pnea, a
Cascara bark Bnying price, 1932
I naal ti-a 1rBii-
I p"" " 4PV r
?ZA 8d.Uv2ryP.b-y-
tag prices: Colored tewu, 4 to s pounds
li-w. peaad. lo-iie; spring
Ji1i.lS
anr h js ismm.i dc mnuawr 07a v"uuu
" : " J ti!?s- ucV T se- roos!
2 pounds and ap
tera 5c. Colored
1112c: atari 6c: roos-
docks lie; (sese 10
uatena xa-uaa fwv, vi.
fl.S0-l.T5- cental. , ,
PatihiM !ai wmie ana rea
105 cental: , ..Taklma $1.25-1.35; Des
chutes S1.30-1.4O eeataL
J n.9s, poaui; eastera Orsgsa 16-
Wool 1983 dip aonuaai; niiamnw
I lie pound ; seataera lasae ie--ue po-aa.
1 TTr. - nriee from producer:
sis: Willamette valley timothy $15;
eastern Oregon Wasotay f 17.50; eU f 14
,on'
i - . .
I Portland Livestock
I
PORTLAJTO. Ore- Jan. 8. (AP)
Cattle Receipts 15O0, calves 150; ac
tive, 25 msher.
Steers, good, common aad medium $!
8. Heifers, common and medium $2.75
AT5. Cows, reed f 3.25-8.75; eommoa
and medium S2.25-S.25 ; 1 lew cutter and
ai c.e ea Hall, eattar and me
dium f 1.75-2.75. Vealer,' food aad choice
$5-6; coll, common and medium f 2.5.0
5. Calve, food and choice S4-S; common
aad mediam 82.-4.
Hon Receipt 2800; active, about
10s hiker. . I
T.irhtiirht. road and choice 23.50-
4.50; medinsa weight, good aad choice
44-4.35; heavyweight S aad choice
SS3O-4J0. Paekiax aewa. saediaaa aad
rood S2.50-S.25. Veeder eteekex pita.
geed and ckoiee f $-8.85.
gkaea - kacaiot 1100: active.
T.k mmmm ahaiea SA.25-7! me
diam S4S-S. Yearling wetaera 2.7-
4.50. Bwaa a-.-s.xa.
Stodcs and Bonds
(Copyright 1953. Standard 8utUtic Co.)
January S
STOCK AVEBAGX
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Today
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Previous day
89.8
02.8
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recorded in Book ot Deeds VoL
IB, pag 881 ia Marion County.
nen - thnnra west one hundred
and thirty-five feet; thence south
two hundred and thirty xeet;
theaee east one hundred and
thirty-five . ; feet; theaee north
two '.hundred, and thirty iee w
the place ot hegnlng. sltnated
in J. W. Ebners Addi' ja to the
City ot ML Angel, Marten Coun
ty,. Oregon. ! '
or, If partition Of; the aanio caa
not he had,: then, for sale or
th. aaid nrooerty aad a dtvlsloa
ot the proceeds or saia aaie. nasi
for- costs and expeaaea eonnocted
therewith. : '.
- This summons is published by
order of L. G. Lewelllng. Judge
ot the above entitled Court.
The a.'.er Is dated December
Jt, 18 JJ.
,. Date of fflrst publication De
comber 2f, 1823.
-Data ef last publicatloa Janu
ary 23. 1834. '
. . BUTLER & Jack, Attorneys tor
Plaintiffs. 200 Batter Building.
Oregon CRT. Oregon. D.28-J.3-
8-l-2t. ... .
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Grade U raw 4 mlik.
co-op pool price, flJta per
biindred. ,
Snrploa fl.lEE. . ' '
(Milk aaaed sa saad SMatkly
' atteefst svsTtga.) .
. Distributor price $2.10.
' i Batterfat Top 14c,
prints 18 He, cabea 20 He
Price tmtttm r.r ty Balem
- - Jaaasry
(Th price aelea, bit4 by a laeal
treeer. are ladlestrvs ( tbe sail awrkef
bo sre sot tasraateed fcy Th. Statssaisal
rarrt ahd tzcztaslss
Leek. dot. bunches '
BraeeoH, BoMbarg, Urn. X 1.00
Craabeeriee. . kbC IJiS
.60
.38
JO
pereatB. as in
Tarsi pa, ass lar .
nv'tilt
i iDroota tor - 60
Uaeat agg ist as
-"f. V-t I II
etJZ pepper. ci, ia,
.20
.15
.71 t 1.00
uatoa. . aaese
p0V.t. lotl
-SO aad l.0
Sateaate
.1.10 aad 1.4 i
1"'c?
Califerala, .dry pack
X40 te 1 J9
.2.2S ta S.TS
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l-sa
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wautonua tee ,
Oaioaa, TaUma. cat.
tjbafe
Celery. 4o.
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Jeaathaa
8piU
fiame Beaaty
Oraatea, VaiencUt, fsaej S.75
MTeif, erM , " ta i.zs
Flac ptek . J.40 t 2.75
Jspsaeee.' ban die a
Beet. ieeaL aoi.
.20
'.SO
Turnips, local, do.
Carrot, loesl, dot.
- .20
- .60
- .75
. .05
- .00 a
J.50
1.0l
.St9
California
Spieeca, local, erata
Banenaa. lb. on stock
Heads
Lemeas
Limes, fresh
avaeadaa, erst
Saaash, DaaUb. doa. ,,, ., ,, .20
Habbard sqaaih .75 to 1.C0
Tomatoes. Caiiforaia pack, las. l-0
Hoi Hooss 8.90
CaliterBia. ease
Emporer crapes
-1.80
Sa-eet poUtees, lb.
Orapsfrait. florid
- .03
4.0ff
..2.50
I Grapefruit, California
BOPS
tots"
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23 U .25
niberta, Ik
Watasts. Ik.
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.18
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BaytBSrrfe
COOS
Extra
.15
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Colored fcess
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Colored fryers .
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oi reactors
Dressed tarkeys. top, hens
Sarin Iambs, top
S.50
4,10
8.85
9.85
2.60
Hags, ISO to 200 lbs.
120 ta ISO lea,
Over 200 lbs.
Bow a .
Steers
.03
.01
t .04
Cows
te .os
.OS
Dressed veeL top
Dressed bogs
04 Si
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Wheat, weetera red
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J58
.14.00
.14.00
18 00
-18.00
White. So. 1
Barley, feed He. L tea
Oats, feed, tea
Barley, malting, tea
Oata. mtilinr.
Hay. bsyii
Oat sad vetch, tea . - -
.12.04
.14.00
.12.00
A Maria, valley, first cat,
mover nay
WOOL
Hedloai
.28
.22
.20
Coarse
Mohair
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Hogs opened the week with a
dime a hundred Increase ta price.
Out other markets were generalle
unchanged. Butterfat is still at
the li cents of late' last week. -
More Roeeburg broccoli la com
ing in with. No. l quoted at a dol
lar even, and No, 2 grade at 75
cents, t i
Carrots from California are
offered at 0 cents a dosen, which
Is three times up from the local
offerings.' .
vue low: loss
NEW YORK. Jan. g. HV-
Speculative wheels barely man
aged to turn In the stock market
today. Volume waa around the
lowest levels for the past several
months and price changes were :
correspondingly narrow. A net
loss of one-tenth 'point was shown
by the averages. - v
Allied Chemical closed a point
higher. For other leaders.net
changes were chiefly fractional.
small gains and kisses being well
divided among such Issues as
TJ. S. Steel, Westinghoase, Gener
al Electric, Du Pont, General Mo
tors, Sears Roebuck, Case,f Santa
Fe, Pennsylvania, National Bis-
quit and Harvester, .Douglas Air
craft was active and firm, TJnion
Pacific rose z. !
Transfers totaling 734.230
shares , were the smallest since
Dec. 4, which, in turn, had been
the lightest since last spring.
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MRS. SCHMIDT ILL
NORTH HOWELL. Jan. 8
Mrs. Peter Schmidt, Sr., is ill at
her home in this community with
pneumonia.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
KXECXTRIX
Notice Ib hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed, by tbe County Court ot
the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty ot Marion, as Executrix of the
last will and testament and estate
of Sarah A. Stephen, deceased.
and that she has duly qualified
as such executrix; all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said decedent are hereby notified
to present the same, duly verified,
to me, at the office ot Ronald -G
Glover, my attorney, 205 Oregon
Building. Salem. Oregon, within
six months from the day of this
notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
12th day of December, 1933.
HELEN GARWOOD,
Executrix ot the last will and
testament and estate ot Sarah
A. Stephens, deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Executrix,
Salem, Oregon. D 12-1 9-2 C J 2-2
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