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" HELP.WANTED ' Five ambitious, aggressive men and women to take exec, position witn ti.tt'1 org. new evpanding in Oregon. ee Personnel Mgr. Mr. McKlbbin, iUUgh. Hotel. I a. m. sat. HElScWANTOIX--FaiALE WAKTED Good reliable woman i to heffl - with semi-Invalid-- tad hocse- worav I m uirm age ana raterences. Uox 40,-EUtesman. ';- SITUATIONS WANTED -Filipino boyr exp. In housework. -ants job. uooa ret. box , care biateaman. - - " - FQg gALEr-Miscellaneoua iTrustce's Sale ; - Must dispose of large qeantttT of j e:d greenn fir ana eeaar posxs. wum i , anr asseuatr Priced for quick sale. Call llllt imp. 2. Saw ginnmln and. sfcarpaning . anile B. Foot Cornem TeL . Genuine Max lean tamales. TeL 47T7. . . . M irwirM"i' ii ni 'i . Etterbura plants. X E. Blerce. ItickrealL . ; ' 15 boxes-- GraTvnstein apples S5c . tex. 1 for ll.ee. foe boxee Yellow Kewtowns, ie box. Oregon Flreweed - m. iu ' ail. a o Aim nnl I vuiij. w , ' r i fresft daily. -ganos tec Puritan Cider Works,.: w est f'y1' 'L ' Sand loas rot manure. 14irCfith. Hod eolet SxS in. top - 25c, 1x7 ta.1 top fc. delivered. 11 ml So. Salem n rac uwy. tTOn, ....... Cook atore 17. Heater $4. Good con- ition. TeL nil. Frees cow, gives 6 gat Test c. R. 7, St. ze. Baiem, ca. - - FOB SALE Tsed piano. Grand. A-1 condition, reasonable, ivz atarien fctreet : Baled straw. 5 ton. Garden Road, Route 7, Bov Hi E. Keiu. FRUIT TREES SPECIAXi 25c, each for Fridar and Saturday, walnuts 50c ; filberts tie up. Mr. Benedict ot Bene dict Nursery Co., Portland, will be et Arthar Plant's, 153 & Commercial with s' eboice assortment of fruit and ut trees at a big saving for commer cial planters. A free rose with every dollar purchase. - ,- RADIOS FOR SALE III! Crosley, used .114.50 . 17.50 $133 t-tube RCA. Super 140 Federal Radio, used .... . 13.50 - aii seta are uompieie . . See Mr. Jans, Radio Dept. Wills Music Store ': Bantamn, 11 varieties. 634 N. 15th. ANTODMisenaneons - - Vented Kimball or Toraado Weed- . er. ; it. itoon a, iwi ' r if MKCELI-ANEOUS ,Ila!rcaU nc-20a 808 & Wlntf. Free;., We pick up dead worthleae aorse cwnn-- . Salem Photo Enerarlnc 147 N. Commercial. Tel. bb7j: - FOR RENTROOBIS . . . . ROOM AND BOARD, Bc4Ud-room, (9$ Court TeL 878. i . Room, board, near State House. 89$!. Sjvi.riririn-y-T-T - - Board, roem, T4 Fortyi TeL T998. ' Room, board, laundry. $20. Steam Iwti OoM noma. z a. num. FOR RENT APARTBIENTS FlOTlahed apt, Edgewater " ' Court Garage, -ei. Attractive heated apt. 210 N. 14th. .1 FOR RENT HOUSES . ; mniV.Pnrnr'r'r'"lll -- ' i -. room Tonfurn, Apply 1030 Hoyt W X ' WW - ' I Beautiful 5 A. mod. fain, house. Tioute 4, Bl i.-T-asx eacw .-w t . tinorr. - - - ' ' Far- bung, io Oak Villa Court, Ail i tiTts. G&rnm", water, rmrhftro &ipom sa yi Ait -Jill SV -lea. eeJP. f!.'" - C i WANTED TO-RENT fajkfaMnmrntmfY'ii n""t - - ------- - - Want to rent good valley, farm la or r es r Salem : ' prefer , rirer bottom or . Willamette loam soil Rent either cash . or share. Box 4 s. care eu.ieu-u-, Wanted to Rent Small restaarant .1: . .... . , .nA A rompisieiy; -uiyiu. v vw statesman. ;jL 1 - FOR SALE Real Estate i . a - - ' Home In IoSi Angeles for home tm er around Salem; value around $2000. For rent, apt house, modern, close la; 8 lot newly decorated. 120.00 er luviiu, - i Good borne with furniture, R Sa- j L T . j, r. tjjlrich co. : v jj5 state -Street . FOR SALE Real Estate X fear a few dare left yet to' Mil , this alee suburban home at a price that will otoaxab yvo. Chance te ae- a loee.os. see- m at once. . v JAB, o. SJ-A-ts. Xcauor j ' 1 South High 34 acres e Pacific htrtwar. 1 -mile I Bortb od xal roanda. TeL. 7929. - ferric athtiea with t pusnps, cabins and livings Quarter em Pactfto high wa p-toed to sett Consider otna trade. 1 A. 3. snL from eenrt house, new ha e, 1 miiiii ear IS fleer, upatalrs utilin-ehe-t oak fltotk basement far nace. fireplace, garage, a real home, X acre, i room F-taAish sti'Ie borae. 114. mi. troax Haie-n an Band reauLJ oac Boor m living and dlateg room, bath. olectrfd Rents and- duohv. 83600. I aiee dews- 1 Mai via Johnson, 175 State St Tet 6784 SPECIAL !- acre tract - close- in. bast of I black, soil tw seta ef buildtatcs, aewa- aance or cruit and feerrias. rrleed' for few dare onir pan cash. cwuw a miller. Reattora 144 State St. ... . . .', TeU 73 SPECIAL HOME BAROAIN 12 a6- will bur a rood modern lata butlt bene wttb aak floor, full cement basement, furnace, II replace, large at tic, garage, paved street, near bus line, located in E. Salem: Sltoe down. baL terms. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. W. H. GRABENHOKST ft CO. Realtors 131 S. Liberty St TeL Utt REPOSSESSED BOUSE In good location. 6 rooms, basement Priced below cost at S2300. Terms to sun. CH1LDS A MILLER. Realtors 344 State St Tel. (79 EXCHANGE Real Estate S6S4.ee cask and 1st mortaage for $4(0.00 will buy service station m- goed road; or in good farming district to 13080.00. 7 acre farm SSofta.OO; completely equipped, cows, horses and farm equip ment ; trade small acreage near sa lens. Sow or Eastern Oregon. Immediate possession. , H. C. SHIELDS Oregon Bid. Tel 8902. EXCHANGE Slteo eaultr in neat 4 room bunga low, good location. Also $2400 sales contract paid to date in exchange for I to i acres with good buudtngs close to Salem, will assume up to 12500, CHILDS MILLER. Realtors 34 4 State St. TeL 6708 ACREAGE FOR SALE 18 acres on Howell Prairie, S1900. Rt 9, Box 193, Salem. SNAP Seven acres all in tearing prune orchard. 3 room house, double garage. located' SH wiles out Price szoeo. y casn. bat terms. A REAL ORCHARD. Tou have a chance to pay for this in a nurry: See W. rL GRABENHOR3T CU, 134 S. Liberty St WANTED REAL ESTATE HTanfV ImTTnm -4ia anA Mtritaia R. A. Forkner, 1C1S.N. Cottage. TeL MONEY'TO LOAN Automobile' and Chattel Loans l to se months te repay ar lowest pos sible rates. GENERAL VINANCE CORF. A local corporation 1st NafL Baa k Bids. Phone SS5S Licensed by Stat MONEY : If your security Is excep tionally good, we have funds for farm. city or acreage loans. CHILDS a MILLER. Mtge. Loans 344 State Street TeL 670$. $ $ SALARY LOANS .$ 5 to 30 DOLLARS ON YOUR PLAIN NOTE No Interest deductions, you receive full amount applied for. One to 6 months time. All loans confidential. STATE LOAN CO.. 213 Oregon Bid. Telephone 7783. Lie by State S-166. Are You Short of Cash? Barrow $100-$150-20O or MORES from us! Repay in from 1 te 30 months, ac cording to your present Income, come in i . write i roonei BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY OF SALEM Member et NBA Room 119, New Bllgh Bldg. tnd floor UCSNSSD No. B-US by STATE $1$ State St . TeL $ T I 0 Funds for farm loans now arailabls : ; long term, Hawkins & Roberts Gimrdlan Bids.. TeL 4109. FOR SALE WOOD Phone Tracy 39$$ for dry wood Call 48F14. All wood. Smith A Rubena GUARANTEED DBT ret tees 8aleaf Fuel Ce, Trade Cotuga IWMWWKMWWWWWtf ! M tm Second growth and old fir wood Prompt delivery. Fred E. wells. Dry wood, 129S D St TeL 4874. Dry wood that is dry. Call 113F23. Robert FTomm. Dry old fir and oak. TeL 9769. Old fir 1$-, 84.75. 8590. Dry wood priced right 7983. Dry wood, all kinds. TeL 4418. LOST AND FOUND LOST Brief case. Initials C A. G. $8.00 reward. Leave at Statesmaa of fice. FOUND Brown and white female bird dog. Owner call at white-washed shanty, root oi Kearney st, pay lor adv. LOST Painter's drop cloths be tween Turner and Balem. Reward. J. u. i Greenlee. Turner. FOR SALE USED CARS McKay's Used Cars "CHEVROLET GIVES MORE" 1937 Ford Coupe, new tires $ 55.00 1939 Ford Sedan .195.00 1937 Bulck Sedan 175.00 1939 Cher -Sedan,, recondl- tMnea 265.09 375.09 285.00 S76.ee 375.09 375.00 435.00 648.00 595.00 1939 Ford Cabriolet 1910 Essex Sedan-. - 1931 Ford Town Sedan 1939 Buick Sedan 1931 Cher Coupe 1931 Cher. Special Sedan 1933 Cher Special Sedan 1938 Cher. Coach ., Trucks t-1929 Cher. 4 speed trace, et only, each .125.60 1930 Cher. L. W. B-, 4 speed 265.00 130. Chev. Factory Body .,, - - 385.00 1931 Ford 1 W. B. 4 speed .. 425.00 TERMS WADES Open Evenings and . Sundays McKay Chevrolet Co. SSI Center TeL S1S9 4S9 N. Com! Interesting Facts To bring exports back to nor mal 918,0(0 tons of coffee were banted by Brazilian coffee growers- dorfos ll3v o "' War reterans pensioui which had been cut tinder the tSrms of the economy act hare been re stored to the extent of 821.000, 000. The Increase, which affects 228,000 reterans, was actaated by the presidept'a desire to correct inequalities to reterans who had actually been disabled through their military serrice Veterans who were totally disabled in ser vice will receive J 100 per month instead of $90, and proportion ate increases hare been granted those suffering; with less than to tal disabilities. 0 We started oat taking public speaking; about ten years ago In the same class with: Carle Abrams The only difference between ns was Carle kept at ft and we quit. Look what .we might hare been today. FOR SALE USED CARS We have 15 used cars to choose from. If It's a used car you want see us before you buy. SALEM AUTO COMPANY 435 N. Com'L TeL 4673. JIMM I' 30 Cher. Coach, rood cond. wire wheels. Trade or cash. 3090 N. CapltoL Fine Packard car. TeL 61C5 or call week days. Mrs. B. I Steeves, 1694 Court Street Valley Motor Co. Used Cars 1933 1933 1933 1931 1931 1930 1930 1930 192.8 1930 1930 1941 1931 1927 1936 1937 1927 Ford Coach Ford Coupe Ford Sport Coupe Ford Sedan Ford Coach , ..$570 -$540 .$435 -$975 -$325 -$25 -1275 Ford Coupe Ford Coach Ford Roadster Ford Sport Coupe Plymouth Coupe -130- -$L3 200 $350 $J00 -Ml $75 -$50 5 145 j3uick uoupe 8tudenaker Ouan r-onuac Bedacw Chevrolet Coach Chevrolet Coach Ford Tudor Ruxtell Ford Roadster Trucks 1931 Ford L. W. B. Truck with license $425 1929 Ford I W. B. Truck 175 19J1 Ford L. W. B. Truck $395 MARION A LIBERTY Tel 7910. Aak for Chaa. or Jim WANTED USED CARS Cssh for car. Ph. 8549 any time. WANTED, USED CARS 29, 'SO and '31 Fords or Chevrolet-. See ns If you want to -ell Borrego's Car Market 240 N. Liberty St Telephone 8688 Radio Program Saturday, Fehraary 17 raWOETLAlTD 620 Kc. 7:00 ; Skip. Step sad Happians, KBC. T:13 Mornini Parade. NEC. 8:00 Organ Concert. KBC. 0:15 Cooking School. 10:30 Wonuw't Masnlae, NBC. 3 :05 Ward and Unsay, KBC. 8:15 Friendly Cbst . 5:45 Uttle Orphan Aonls, NBC. 6:00 Boston Symphony orchestra, KBC 7:00 Saturday .Night .Daaciag Party, - NBC. 8:00 National Esra Danes, NBC. :00 Hollywood oa the Alr,r KBC. 4 10:30 Jack Bain's orchestra. 11 :0O Amba.sador orchestra. 11:30-13:00 Del Ifilfo'e Portlapd hotel -. ercheatrs. ' ex roaTurD use Kc 7:15 Band Music 7:45 Organ Concert, NBC. 9:30 Katioaal Farst and Hone Boar, NBC. 9:15 Organist, NBC. 13:00 Frits Kteisler. 13:15 Loo is Armstrong Orchestra. -13:30 Popular Soloist 1:00 Boy 8conU. 1:30 Better Engliak. . 1:45 Classical Soloist. 3:00 Babes ia Hollyweod, NBO. 8:00 World Book ma a. NBC. 8:80 Twenty lingers ef Harmony, '4-15 Religion ia the Ntws, NBC. 4:30 Joas MeCenaaek. :15 Happy Tunes, NBC. 8:30 Kctfaaa Abas, NBC 0:80 Drama. 10:00 Opportunity Hoar. 11:00 Claire Ash and His Logs Csfs band. XOAO COBVAU-tS 1180 Kc ;00 Jimmie Wfaippo's orchestra. 0:45 Familiar Pieces from McGnffy. 11:00 Anecdotes ef the Old Pioneer. 11:30 American Legloa ergaa recital. 13:00 Noon farm hoar. 1 :80 British Isles Travelogue. 1:45 Old Familiar Sonrs sad Oregoa Songs Harold Witcrait 2:00 The Jnaior Historian. 4:00 Humor, Old and New Don Kueass. 4:30 Oregon Stories for Boys and Girls. :45 Vespers College Y. XL. C A. 8:30 Evtaiag Farm Hear. 7:45 Sdeaee Sews of the Week. 8:15 Beek Be view. . . 8:30 0:00 Oregoa News ef tha week. NOTICE . - Antomotiro parts, tools,' ras pump, tank. EortL car, radio equipment, fixtares, etc located at SUrerton, Oregon,' wiH bo of fered tor sale by. sealed bids. Pids will be opened -at 11:00 o'clock. A. If., Wednesday, . Teh. 21st, 1934. This stock and fixtures In- rentories S1618.24. Bight reserr ed to reject any and all bids. Bids subject, to approval ot Referee In Bankruptcy; . ' CL B. ANDERSON TrtuteO, Coolidee it McClain Bank SUrerton,--Orejon. F. 15-17- Business Directory te this eUnccory ram est m aaonthly basis oaly. Rate: tljQO per Ua per aaonth. AUTO BRAKES Mike Fanek, 37t South Coaunerclat BICYCLE.? Hew and used. Tires. Repairing. HARRY W. SCOTT. 1T a Com'L St CATERING Burt Crary, the- caterer. TeL 4751 Hulda Helps Hostesses. TeL 6943. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone 4450. R. E. Northnesa. CHIROPRACTORS DR. O. I. SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor, 25 N. High, leu Kes. s?a. DRESSMAKING Mrs. Snelgrove, dressmaking and re modeling, hematite lrtng. Breyman tiiag. over Pt n Takit Phone 741. FLORISTS CUT flowers, wedding bouquets, fun eral wreaths, decorations. C F. Brett haupt flerist 577 Court TeL $904. ALL, kinds of floral work. Lots Flor- ist 16th A Market Tel. 9593. INSURANCE BECKS HENDRICKS 189 N. High TeL 4947 LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY THE WE1DER LAUNDRY 263 a High TeL 9136. CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRY First in Quality and Service Telephone 3165 1964 Broadway, MATTRESSES CAPITOL ETODLNQ CO. Phone 40G9. New mattress made to order, old re made; carpet cleaning, ailing; fluff rug weaving. Salem klutz Kag Mar- tress Factory. 8.13th a Wilbur. Te. 1-8441. Otto F. ZwlcJcer. Kst. is 11. MUSIC STORES GEO. C WILL Pianos, radloa sewing machines, sheet musie and piano stu dies. Repairing radios, phonographs and sewing machines, 433 State Street, Salem. PHYSICIAN HomeoDathic Physician L. Q. AltRULn, M. IX Ho-aeopathlat. Office and residence 607 Center St. TeL 5832. Treats both acuU and chronic diseases. PRINTING FOR STATIONERY, cards. Pamph let-, programs, books or any kind ot printing, call The Statesman Printing Department. 315 8. Commercial Tele phone l lot. RADIO SERVICE CENTRAL RADIO SERVICE TeL 3747 325 N. High MOORE RADIO SERVICE Telephone 3797 At Hollywood Radio REAL ESTATE BECKE A HENDRICKS, TeL 4947, STOVES STOVES and stove repairing. Stoves for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All kinds ot woven wire fence, fancy and plain, bop baskets, books, logan hooka Salem Fence and Stovo Works; 362 Chemeketa. - TeL 4774. R. -B. Fleming. TAXIDERMIST E. Fl Wiggins, rml N. Pacific Hwy. TRANSFER F6R local or distant transfer storage, call 8131. Irmer Transfer Co. Trucks to Portland dally. CAPITAL Cm" Transfer ' Co. 234 State St TeL 7778. Distributing for warding and storage our specialty. Get our rates. Truck for hire. Tel. .6-78. WELL DRILLING R. A. West 30 years experience, RFD 7. Box 203. TeL 118F5. IN THE COUNTT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MARION COUNTY No. 8281 NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL x ACCOUNT In the Matter of the Estate of FRANCES HERREN JEWETT, Deceased Notice Is hereby giren that the andeuigned, as Executor of the estate of Frances Herren Jewett, deceased, has filed his final ac count In the County Court for the State ot Oregon tor Marion Coun ty, and that Monday the 19th day of February. 1934, at the hoar of 10, o'clock in the forenoon of said day and the Courtroom, jot said Court has been fifed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto, and the-settlement-thereof, at which time any person interested In such estate may appear and file objections thereto in writing and contest the same. Dated this 20th day of Janu ary. 19S 4. ' "' O. W. JEWETT. Executor of the Estate of ' Frances Herren Jewett, de ceased. Date ot -first publication January 20, 1934. Date of last publication, February 17, 1134. . BERT T. FORD Attorney for Executor. J. 20-2T T. 3-10-17. I PRICE CUTTING Oil . POTiTOESHD PORTLAND. Feb. l,-fJ-Mar ket for dairy products was gen rally without change. Trade In butter appeared steady on the open market with' prices unchang ed although there appeared ample snppliese for erery need. Market for eggs continued to show general steadiness in de mand and price. - Storage more tnent waa slowly increasing but most operators appear to be wait ing for the o-ops to name raluee. Market f er v chickens ef all sorts a tirm. with the call far in excess of current local offer ings. Generally firm trading tone was ssggested for country killed meats, although nps and downs of lire lvags was unsettling. Matton, lambs and veal were very firm. While there was only occasion al price cutting suggested at the source, - sales ot potatoes here were being made at cuts of S to 10 cents centalfrom last week with a rather alow morement into consuming channels. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR MARION COUNTY. Hawkins it Roberts. Inc., a cor poration, PLAINTIFF, vs. Ed ward Jerman, Jr., Lela Jerman; the unknown devisees under the last will and testament of Isaac Durbln, deceased: the unknown heirs of Isaac Durbln, deceased; also, all other parties and per sons unknown baring or claim ing any right, title, estate, lien or Interest ia possession or in ex pectancy In and to the real prop erty described in the Complaint herein, DEFENDANTS.. TO THE, UNKNOWN DEVISEES UNDER THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ISAAC DUR- B1N. Deceased; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ISAAC DURBIN, De ceased; ALSO, ALL OTHER PARTIES AND PERSONS UN KNOWN HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT. TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR INTEREST IN POSSES SION OR IN EXPECTANCY IN AND TO THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE COM PLAINT HEREIN, DEFEND ANTS ABOVE NAMED: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you In the abore entitled Court and cause within four weeks from tho date of the first publication ot this Summons; and if you fail so to appear and an swer, for want thereof, plaintiff will take a Decree against you that it is the owner In fee simple and in possession ot the follow ing described premises, to-wit: Beginning at a point 7.52 chains North 6" Ea$t from the North west corner of the Donation Land Claim ot Daris Shannon, same be ing Claim No. 39 In Township f South of Range 2 West ot the Willamette Meridian In Marion County, Oregon, and from thence running North 6 48' East along the middle of the County Road 19.48 chains; thence South 83 18' East 41.94 chains to an Iron Pipe on the East boundary of Sec tion 3 8 in said Township and Range which Iron Pipe is 7.82 chains South ot the Northeast corner of said Section 31; thence North 7.82 chains to the North east corner of said Section 36; thence North 27 11' East 78.22 chains to an Iron Pipe set in the middle of the County Road; thence South 85 40' West 26.31 chains to an Iron Bar set at the Southeast corner ot the Donation Land Claim of Isaac Headrick and Wife; thence North 88 37' Weet along the South boundary ot said Headr.ck Donation Land Claim 10.85 chains to an Iron Rod; thence South 39.85 chains to an Iron Pipe thence North 89 45' West 83.01 chains to the East boundary of tho Donation Land Claim ot George F. McCorkle and Wife, being Claim No. 4 1 In said Township and Range; thence South 8 West 18.18 chains to a point 8.22 chains North 8 East from the re-entrant corner in the East boundary of said Claim No. 41;' thence South 81 14! East 20.45 chains to an Iron Pipe; thenco South ll 15' West 15.26 chains to the middle of the Coun ty Road; thenco South 76" 07' East 25.24 chains to the place of beginning and containing 331.65 acres ot land; and quieting its title thereto, and that you and each of you be for erer restrained from . asserting any title to or Interest in said premises adverse to plaintiff. Serrice of this Summons npon you, by , publication thereof. Is made by order ot 'the Honorable L. H. McMahanJ Circuit Judge, at Salem, Oregon, the 26th day of January, 1934, and the date of the first publication ot this Sum mons is January 27th, 1934. CUSTER E.-ROSS, Attorney for Plaintiff, First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Salem, Oregon. J. 27- F. 3-10-17-24. Febraary IS, 1034 STOOX AVEAAOBS Copyright, 1814, Stasdard Statistic Ce. 50 80 20 80 Iadls. Bit's. Uts. TotaL Today 103.5 63.3 84.1 01.S Previews day 102.1 63.1 84.4 S1.4 Week ago 98.0 6L4 83.3 88.8 Ysar see 46.5 63.8 76.9 48.T 8 years age 13S.S 104.0 18S.S 1S7.T 7 years age -108.8 111.0 103.8 104.0 Higk 1034 , 105.0 54.S SOLS 03.S Lew 1034 80.1 41.8 64.3 T7.S SOV9 ATEAAOES 20 10 20 00 ' : IadU. RB.'s. Ct. Tetat Today S0.3 8T.3 80.0 S6.5 7S.S 85.0 2.0 .63.0 00.0 104.5 80.3 S7.S 7.8 84.9 Previous dsy 87a 84-5 Week co Tear age S years age High 19S4 Law 1034 86.1 88.4 80.9 68.8 9.0 6.1 ST.S 84.0 77.3 14.S .93. 74.1 (1926 average eisals Hew 1984 kifi. Stocks and Bonds 3d BALES OF HOPS WAT 24 IMS : Eggs climbed two cents a dot en on. the local market Friday morning, to a top 'of 33 cents a dozen. Mediums were uted el 10 cents. Hop sales ' during . the week hare been-confined to 38 bales, sold in three small lets of 19 bales each. The price . ranged around 24 cents to the grower in spite of tho fact that tb Oregwa market is still considered to bare a top of 35 cents. Tho qaaltty ef the hops accounts tor the lower price. Last week Abevt 100 bales of hops changed hands in Oregon, with fair prime quality 'clusters netting producers 29 cents. Growers with best quality hops are- holding strong. Slow demand for hops now, while seasonal, is also due to low baying on part ot brewers, who are not stock ing quantities ahead of time. Breweries, burdened with ex penses of any new enterprise, are generally buying only such quan tities of hops as they hare imme diate use for. , Market News serrice report tS that New York hop market needs are being principally supplied by shipments on 'regular contracts, but that dealers are selling some to breweries, especially ale ones. Just .starting np. Cold weather has not been conducive to large beer sales, but by the middle ot March many of the hop contracts will hare been completed and in creased buying is expected. Prices hold steady and markets la Eur ope are firm. General Markets PBOOVOB -EXCBANGS PORTLAND, Ore-, Fee. 16. UP) Produce ezchsoge, net prices: Batter Extras 23 He, ateadacds 33c, prime tints 23c. firsts 23c Eggs Weak extras 13c, fresh medJnau 13a. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 16. (AP) Wheat Open High Low Close May 74 74 74 74 Jsly 74 74- 74 74 Cash: Big Bend blnesteae 74; dark hard winter 12 pet 79, 11 pc 74; soft white, west era white, hard winter, northern spring and western red, 71. Oats No. 2 white 823.00. Cora Jfo. 2B yellow 322.75. MiUrun Standard 913.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore- Feb. 18. (AP) Batter Prists, extras. 95 He. stand ards 15e peaad. Batterfat Portland delivery: A grade 22-238 pound; farmer's door delivery 1 20e pound. Eggs Pacific poeltry producers sell ing prices : Fresh extras 17c, standards 16e, mediums 15s doaea. Baying price by wholesalers: Fresh - extras 14c, firsts 12c, mediants 10e, undergrade 10c, pair lets lOe doses. Country roasts Selling prlca te re tailers: Country - kilted hogs, best batch- era, under 150 pounds 9-9 c Vsslers, 90 to 100 pounds 10-10 t; Light sad this -8c Heavy calves 6-7e poend. Laaaba 15c Heavy ewes S-7e pound, hf ediuaa caws 4-Oe peand; caaner cows 3 -8 He pound. Evils 4 -5s pound. Cheele 03 score, Oregoa triplets 12c; leaf 13s poaad. Brokers will pay He below tuetatieaa. . Mohair Baying price nossiaaL Milk Contract price, 4 per eeat, Portland delivery fliS ewt B grade cream S7e pound. Caaesra bark Bsyiag price, 3933 peel 2 pound. Hops 103S clusters 25-30 poaad. Live poultry Portland deli -err, buy ing pries: Colored fowls, under 8 pounds 12-lSe; ever 5 pounds 11-12& Spring pullets, 8 to 2H pounds 13-14C. Boasters, ever 8 pounds 13-14c Leg horn fowls, over 8 pounds 10-lle; un der 8 pounds, 9-10e. Broilers 1 te 3 pounds 14-15e; 2 ponnds and ep 18-lac pound. Stags 6c. Boosters 5c Pekia decks, 12c; colored lOe pound. C-eess, 10c pound. Onions Yakima 91.40-1. 50; Oregoa 83 eentaL Potatoes Local white and red 31.25 1.35 cental; Yakima 61-45; Deschatee fl.75; bakers 93. New potatoes- Florida Triumphs 84.25 per 50 pounds; lOe pound. Wool 1934 clip, aominal; Willamette valley 32--5e pound; eastern Oregon 20 26e peand; soothera Idaho 18-20e pound. Hay - Baying price from producer: Alfalfa No. 1 new crop 919: Vetch 815. Willamette valley timothy 913. Esatera Oregoa timothy 317. Timothy grasses, blended 915. Oats 612.50 tea. Portland Livestock POBTLAHD, Ore- Feb. 18. (AP) Cattle Receipts 86, salves 50; steady. Steers, good, common sad medium ea OK-Jt V4-if-- na .mna mad Kedinat $3-5.25 Cowa, good, eemmea and' me dium. $2.75-4.15; low cutter and cutter a. e r. o -c 11. -ntimr -Amnwtn ana medium $2.25-3. Vealars, good sad ebeies yo-l ; cull, common- mm a rov-u.-w - . Calres, good end choice $4.S0-.5X; com moa sad mediam $2-4.50. Ran Raeeinta. 800 : Off 15e from yesterday's lata advance. Lightweight good ana e-toiee. .! mediam weight, good and choice, $4.50 i K. K-l vw-I-Kl mail anil choice. 84.- 4l65.' Packing aowa, good, $3-8.75. .. . , it .... aa ean ma C A BlsogBter pigs, medium, eo.ow-o.vv. er sad stocksr pigs, good and choice, 83.50-4.15... Bheep -teeetpts, louj sseauy. La aibs, geed sad cnotee $7.50-8.25; co mmoa a ad mediam $5-50-7.50. Yearling wethers 84-6. Ewes, goo and ehoiee $3-4: common and mediant $3-8.25. NOTICE OR SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of Mortgage fore closure execution issued by the Circuit Court of the State ot Ore gon for the County of Marion, in Suit No. 23488, the State Sav ings & Loan Association, a cor poration, plaintiff, -vs A. M. Foll ric and Ruth Follrich, husband and wife, defendants, therein pending and to me directed, I shall on Wednesday the 28 day of FEBRUARY, 1934, at ten o'clock In, the. forenoon thereof, at the front door of the Marlon County Courthouse, Salem, Oregon, sell at public auction for cash. All right, title and interest had and possessed by said defendants, on or since the date of execution ot plaintiff's mortgage, n and to the following described real prop erty: Lot numbered ' Ten (10) la Blocks numbered Twenty-one (21) .in Pleasant Homo Ad dition to the City of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, Ac cording to tho duly recorded plat oa file and of record, in tho office ot tho County Re corder for said 'County and : State. .. . . A. C. BTJRK Sheriff fit Marlon County, Oregon! - -1st Publication: January 27. 1934 Last Publication: February 24, 1934. J. 27-F. S-lf-17-21 Salem Markets totde B raw dBk, co-op pool price, 91.53 per hundred. S-rphas fl.lff. Offlk based ea saml-aao-U-y Mttextst average.) Distributor jrice 92.10. Bwtterfat Top Sle, ' prta tM ZtHc, cubes 28$c. Prices paid te powers by Salem boyemr ., ' iury im , tThe prices below., auppned by a local meets ace iaiteative e the daily market Dnt as- not s irantec-hr The Stac-eieea.) F-OT 1T A2TD V-tQCXAAIiBS ' Caaliflewer, erste .65 sad .65 Lee, dos. ber--fs ; tf rszsnips, cos. log Toraipa. bee lax RoS-kefB-. Wax lug Breaseia apreeta. big Egg plant, local ... Cabbage. t. -SO . .80 i .50 .so -. .05 .0 te 1.15 . S.75 Oreea peppers. Calif, lb. Onion, dew baae-es -, Petateee. local -lakima : Je4Hrtr8 --. -SO .15 . .75 te L00 .1.15 to 1.65 1.10 te L45 Lettae CaJIfomia. dry pack 2.00 te 3.85 Onieas. Labtsh 75 CJTi .60 Celery Hearts .po Csliforals. H erst f Ar-aliaa .- KpiU ' Reaie Bearty Oranges, choice KsveJa. fancy Beats, local, dot. Carroti. local, dos. -50 t .88 .3.75 to 8.25 -JS.25 to 4.00 - :.2o .20 50 .85 .05 4 .08 4. ., ,.6.00 1.00 2.75 vanioraia Spinach, local crate Bananas, lb. ea sulk Hands . Lemons Limes, freak Avsesdes. erate Squash. Danish, doi .20 naooard .75 te 1.00 Tomatoes, California, ease 2.65 Sweet potatoes. H. - J3 U, Grapefruit, Florida - Oalifnrnie , '-.i2 ?f Peas. CsUf.. lb. .itH New potatoes, Jb. M HOPS Clutter, 1933, IK ton .2 HOYS Filberts. lb. .12 H te .18 Walnuts, lb. .12 to S9 BnytagPrlces Extras Mediame Pallets - .13 .10 .00 .10 .08 .08 09 .09 .04 POTTLTBT Colored hess Medium hens Light hens , Leghorn fryers Colored fryers . uia roosters mba'F' Sorlne Tamha. fan 6.50 7.00 4.80 4.10 Hogs; 160 to 200 lbs. 120 to 160 Iba. Over 200 lbs -, 17. Sown Steers - - CowS 1 ... . 4.35 .8.10 te 8.85 .03 te .01 te .02 to ,05 .02 .02 .08 00 Bulla Draaaad ml n Dressed hues CKAIN A1TD BAT Wheat western red White. Ks. 1 Barley, feed. No. 1 toa , . . .. . . Oats, feed, ton Barley, malting, top ' Oats, milling, ton Hay. baying prices- .57 .59 -14.00 -14.00 -10.00 -19.00 Clover nsy .12.00 -12.00 .14.00 Oats and vetch, ton ... Alfalfa, valley. fi-t eat WOOL Wool, medium , Course Mohair .25 .23 -SO Public Reception Tuesday for 50th Year for Harrises BROOKS, Feb. 16 Mrs. V. C. Bishop entertained with an afternoon tea Tuesday, honoring Mrs. O. K. Sebo and Mrs. W. Hunt, new residents in this com munity. Mrs. Knowles Tents and Mrs. Joe Gargarino poured. As sisting in serving were Mrs. Earl Isham, Mrs. Harrey Aker and Cross-Word Puzzle By EUGENE SHEFFER 7 m 5 X, i ft -j io it 7Y. 2 ok -22 m m 2 m 1 1 1 wrrti- HORIZONTAL 1 feel watt gent local pain C element 12 prohibits 14 coasts 16 Hebrew name for God 17 concare vessel 19 indefinite article 20 note of the - scale 21 illuminated 23 dens 25 border 26 having the color of un bleached staff . 28 orderly ' - - 2-wW oW ' .30 Orient 22 hastened! 84 negative . 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For the time being, nevertheless, all speculative demand except around the opening and close, was re duced today to almost the ranisk rag point in wheat and other grains. Wheat closed firm at the same aa yesterday's finish to c high er, com H-Hc down, oats 4c up. and provisions varying from Se decline to a rise of 7c. Today's closing quotations: Wheat: May 98-c: July, 89-tte; September. 90 He. Corn: May, 514-9. c; July 53c; September 55 He. Oats: May. 36 Tie; July, 36 He; September 3 5 74 c NEW YORK, Feb. lf...--.(rP)-Stocks were higher on balance to day, although much ot tho ad rancing -was done by specialists. Realising sales helped tone down" the market elsewhere. With the bond composite mak ing a new high for the year, busi- as Atga At? m Ati--itfnl wi ea ti Ta uvoo ai a v w vwvvt a u waa vma v and Washington adrlces Indicat ing some in congress fel the pres ent regulatory measure was not the final word in that direction. sentiment still seemed to faror the advance. Profit-taking was a factor during most of the day, notably toward the close. Tho stock market's average net change was a small fractional gain, turn over amounting to 2,773,719 shares. Chicago & Northwestern was an active rail, improving fractionally on the day. Consolidated Gas and North American were down near ly a point. Howe Sound and Am erican Smelting backed up about as much and U. S. Smelting, after reaching another record high at 135, eased slightly. Petroleums doubtless recalled recent favor able dividend actions to which ent. Mrs. Nicholas Kurtb. Bouquets ol Japanese quince, marigolds and pussywillows were placed about the rooms and bowls of violets centered the tea tables. A public reception will b6 held in tho Methodist church here Tuesday from 6 to 19 p.m. honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harris on their golden wedding anniversary. They were married in Pipestone, Minnesota in 1884 and came to Oregon in 1910, har- In. .In.. -(? t I. --,- B , comou wis ium isiis west of Brooks mile. VERTICAL 1 pillar eerr lng as a miiepost . 2 malevo lence 3 month in the Jewish calendar 4 steal from 5 implement 7 like 8 disciplines 9 unit of -weight 10 correlative of either 11 withdraw 13 rracefal bird 15 second son .. , of Jaeeb 18 prevari cates 22 ensnare 24 smart blows 25 Egyptian sun god , 27 utilizes 31 transport 33 fruit of the palm , 35 issues copiously . 37 jog 39 cat the - outer skin depicts 43 female deer 45 edge . 47 plural . pronoun 49 approach CLforce air audibly ... through . . the nose . 54 entreaty 57 native eompeoad etrike -lightly, 6 eompaaa . .point. t, . o5 father t MAGE PRICE OF STOCKS IS HER