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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Saturday Blorntag, July 21, 1954
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classify all advertising un
der the proper classifica
tion, HELP WANTED MALE
Wanted white fir cutters. Tel. 9769,
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers lOo per bundle. States
man office.
For 8aTe or Trade 1930 3-ton Dodge
track. Tandem 8.55-20 tires, 8-ton ca
pacity. Easy terms. 546 N. High.
Those big luscious hill grown Slappy
and Charlott cannins peaches ready
Friday July 20. Booking orders now.
PURITAN CIDEK WORKS
TeL 5428 West Salem
2 nearly new Tokheim, 10-gal. vis
fbla hand operated gas pumps, priced
right Tel. 7C09.
Grav. apples, 40c bu. 2434 N. Front.
FOR SALE Canning peaches. Craw
fords ready now. Others In season. L.
Town send orchard. Tel. 71F32.
RADIO FOR SALE
Zenith Console 1934 model repossess
ed. Balance due $54.20. Terms $5.00
down. $5.00 monthly. See Mr. Janz,
Wills Music Store.
CANNING PEACHES 6 mi. north
on Pacific highway. Upland grown.
J. J. Mathla.
FOR SALE Winchester hammer
less repeating shotgun, 12 guage with
leather case. Eastman Kodak size 2C
with C.3 lens and carrying case. Botli
A-l condition. Tel. 7655.
If yon need gas or oil call us. Tel
8748. We deliver 5 gnl. or more.
Fresh milk cows. Black Jersey, 2 to
yra. Route 9, Box 44.
WANTED Miscenaneons
OLD GOLD, men's used suits, sin
gle costs, hats, shoes, wanted. STAR
EXCHANGE. Com" and Chemekets.
From owner, used heater or circu
lator, dresser or chest of drawers, kit
chen cabinet, wood cook stove with
colL Box 160, Statesman.
WANTED Good used electric wash
tng machine, for cash. TeL 4527.
MISCELLANEOUS
Haircut 15c-20a SOS a
asjsKsa)aisMlisrfssrfji
Winter.
FREE We pick tip dead and worth
ier tiaraes. cowe. sheep. Tel- 4 88.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Sleep, room, kitchenette. Tel. 449$.
ROOM AND BOARD
j-lj-xnjtiH'Vti'
Board, room. Nr P. O. TeL 64 82.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Two room furnished apt. 2261 Hazel
Are. Tel. 7664.
Ktratton aDts. Nicely furnished 2
rra. front apartment. Strictly modem.
7 N. Winter.
Large modern 2 -room apartment
FOR RENT HOUSED
nfr.W - mmm
Modern completely furn. house. Ad
ults only. 1959 N. Summer St. TeL
S7 17.
vii.ariftrifMTnnnri-'i
Furn. and unfum. houses.
B. A. FORKNER
N. Cottage TeL S6SL
4 reoca boose, all modern lots, built
lna, basement. (51 Rosemont. W. Salem.
FOR RENT HOUSES $1MU UP
Furnished, strictly, modern, t JO and
$4. Some at 26-$2Q-$15. Houses for
ale. mall payment down, baL like
feet ffSMll.s up. SEE LOUIS
BECHTKL. 141 State, Room 4.
iruyuu"uinririi,"i-i "
FOR RENT Modern 5 room bun
galow. 13 N. Fifth St. Inquire IJ
go. 18th St
t R. house, hath. Adults. Tel. 5274.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 19 acre farm, ( miles
out Call 6026.
FOR SALE - Real Estate
and fine home, especially
well located, to exchange for 5 room
modern home In satem, up io
acnall difference or terms.
See George Vlclc
W. H. GRABENHORST CO.,
124 & Liberty St. JL65
wivTPti strtetlv mod. 6 or 7 R.
furn. house, near state office bldg. No
children. WiU . lease, ooj i.
Statesman, n
TtTTSlNESS LOT
.A nn Edeewater St. in West
Salem, S300. CASH if taken at once.
JsKE, w. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
134 SOUin x.lDerijr sum
ircnr-a VnKB CHANCE
a rnnm home with 2 bed
- Koasmsnt furnace, fireplace,
garage, paved st, east front. Price for
QUICK SALE $1800. $200. down. baL
$18. per tno. to Include Int. ITb A
W.H GRABENHORST C9.
m r. Liberty Street
tjtttt riiwa lot
Located near .re"1n
erica for IMMEDIATE
SALE $45: cash. SEE THIS BAR
A. HL GRABENHORST Ca
134 South Wberty Street
A wonderful buy f rom 1-to C acrea
. u.. to be aoore-
eV'caU at 1. KfcWd
FOR SALE - Real Estate
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
English trw heme, east front lot.
beautiful lawn and shrubs, adjacent to
wooded park. Offered for few days at
only $3500. Shown by appointment.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS It MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street Tel. 6708.
Good 7 -room plastered home, larte
shaded laws, lot 120x12;, ornamental.
nut ana fruit trees, fruit pays taxes,
paved street, one block from Leslie
brick school with playsrrounds and
swimming pool. Priced to sell. Might
consider close In improved 1 to 8 acres.
Also two large shady building lots ad
joining with fruit, nice view, at bar
gain, terms. Tel. owner, 8854.
Lot EOxlSO Fairmont mil. next to
1710 John St. Priced reasonable, must
sell, owner. Tel. 8147.
0MMeaaru"LruLn njTjTjxnjcruLru-u
iv acres tor ssmo. near nienwav.
Bargain at price Terms $200 down
pal mortgage. Owner, 1141 So. CotrTl
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Portland home, C room modern, to
exchange lor Salem. 140 Is. IStii.
Trade, for Salem property. 4 A,
mod. bouse, irrigation, fruit, berries,
walnut Clear. (12 W. Jordan, Grants
Pass. Ore.
ri rn-n fifLf- 'Vntfunj"uureUuiJ
EXCHANGE
S acre tract, fine buildings, near
good town. Will trade for 20 to 30
acres near Salem or good house in
city.
CHILDS & MILLER, Realtors
$44 State Street Tel. 6708.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
280 acre stock farm, well located
on market road, 60 acres cultivated,
bal. pasture and timber, creek, spring
water piped to buHdIngs, 4 room
house, hot and cold water, two barns,
outbuildings. Priced very low at $4200
with one-half cash or will accept small
acreage near Salem as rart.
CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street Tel. 6708.
ACREAGE
5 A. 1 y ml. east of Salem, excellent
soil, new 4 room house, barn, 2 chick
en houses, family orchard, close to
school, $1950. $100 down. Take car.
110 A. 14 mi. from Salem, dark,
rich soil, nil cleared, fenced. 7 room
house, large barn, orchard, $50 per A.
A bargain.
20 A. ti mf. from Salem, IS in
cultivation. S In strawberrHs. some
fruit, 200 cords of wood, good woven I
wire iriur, i-it-eiv, tin um uiAba-
$2500. $500 down.
MELVIN JOHNSON, 725 Court Street
Telephone 3723.
ACREAHE HOME
12 acres located, at Liberty on good
road, electricity, plumbing, seven room
plastered home, with some furniture,
barn suitable for team and 2 rows,
chicken house. Karage, plenty of bear
ins fruit. THE PRIOR IS RIGHT,
WILL SKLL ON' TERMS.
SEE, W. H. ORARKNHORST A CO.
REALTORS
GARDEN ROAD ACREAGE
Good five acres of land all in culti
vation, paved road, near school. Kas
and eleotricitv available. A REAL
PLACE TO BUILD, price $1400. $r.
down, bal. $10 per mo. NO INT. FOR
TWO TEARS.
SEE, W. H. GRABEN'HORST CO.
REALTORS
134 R T.Ibertv St. Tel. 1SS.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED Small poultry ranch, or
grocery store with living rooms at
tached, in exchange lor 20 A., semi
mod, house. On paving. Mrs. Ada Brau
mer, R. 1, Turner.
Want to buy stocked, equipped farm.
crop payment plan. 1063 Electric.
MONEY TO LOAN
BBNEFJCtAL LOAN
SOCIETY
OF" SALEM
Member of NRA
Hoom tl. New BH;h Bid. 2nd floor
LICENSED NO. S-122 by STATE
Sit State St. TeL 1740
5 Farm Loans 5
v
Plenty of money for well Improved
farms if amply secured. Improve or
buy now with cheap money. Ask for
booklet "Willamette Valley Farms."
Hawkins and Ronerts, ln
$10 Loans
S30
Mad to men and women steadily
employed. Quick m.d confidential.
NO SECURITY NO ENDORSERS
State Loan Co,
211 Ore. Bids.
Me. No. S-165
MortATnge loans wanted. E0 of
present value. Modern improved prop
erty. Rate . Give full description
in first letter. Box 158, Statesman.
First mortgaires wanted. Up to 50
of value of property. Give full de
crlptlon In firnt letter. 1S7 Statesman.
FOR SALE WOOD
Dtt wood. 18" old fir. sec. growth.
old fir mill block screened hog fueL
FRED K. WELLS.
GUARANTEED OUT wood coal
rel i0 Salem Fnsti Co. Trade a
Cottage.
Drr claner and second growth flr.
Prompt delivery. TeL 8.
Old fir. 1 in, $5.50. TeL 7S81.
All kinds of dry wood. TeL 8082.
For good dry wood. TeL B. Fenwick,
4127.
LOST AND FOUND
Stolen from in front of T. one Rugby
bicycle. Reward. Statesman.
STOLEN Tool steel bar. 6 ft. long.
minted on one end. flat on other.
Marked witn I rouna aots. m. l Ayers,
R. 1. Turner.
PERSONAL
MADAME KASKO, psychic medium.
tella you what you want to know wltn
out asking a single question. Advice
on love, business and domestic troublea
Riverside Auto Park, west ena aiar-lon-Polk
rount v bridge.
FOR SALE USED CARS
BORREGO S BETTER BUYS
1951-Chev. Special ijedan $145.00
li29-Challenger Coach 135.00
1927- Dlctator Sedan 12? ?
1928- Chev. Cabriolet
1926-BuIctc Sedan A-l 16a.PU
240 No. Liberty St. Tel. 3688.
1930 Model A Ford coach. $250. Call
6626.
The Best
T-aiw Cars In Town
2 Ferd Coupe - ' 0
2 Chev. Coach 195.00
28 Bulclc Sedan 185.00
. . o fitj. SMlan . 1 S.i 00
SI Chev. Coupe .
12 Chev. Coach T5.00
!J Chev. Coupe J5.00
Jl Chev. Cabriolet .. 48o.OO
3t Ford Tudor Sedan "V-S" 5S? i
3S Chev. 8edan - S?c"2J
23 Pontlae Sedan 745.00
Compare these prices, then come in
and compare these cars ,,.,.
TERMS TRADES
Open Evening nd Sundays
McKay Chevrolet Co.
328 Center
43 N. Conrt
Telephone 8189
t I I I Lrlw 111 WTl III I I '" I JdWd,
Interesting
Facts . . .
By RALPH H. KLETZINO
Movement of United States
citizens to Canada has steadily
declined from about 20,000 in
1929 to only 13,000 in 1933. How
ever, during the eight years from
1924 to 1932, inclusive, a total of
262,000 natural born and 13,000
naturalized Canadian, citizens re
turned to their own country from
the United States.
O
Manv Shetland ponies come
from the Shetland (or Zetland)
islands, an archipelago off north
era Scotland, where this diminu
tive breed of horses originated and
from which they received their
name. Others come from breeding
farms which have been established
in other parts of Scotland and in
England. They have been success
fully raised" in America also. Ideal
Shetlands, according to stud book
rating, are 10 hands high, al
though many mature animals are
nine hands or less. Highland pon
ies, raised extensively in the Shet
land islands, are slightly larger
than the Shetlands.
O
Belief that tdtnatoes will ripen
better if not exposed to the hottest
rays of the sun has been confirm
ed by experiment. Tomatoes, it
was found, get tho reddest when
ripened in a temperature which
does not exceed 86 degree Fahren-
hoi.
Boston Reports
Dull Wool Trade
BOSTON", July 20. - (JP) - The
Commercial Bulletin will say to
morrow: "The wool market continues
stagnant. What limited business
there i3, is done on fhe lower level
of values which have prevailed
during the last two or three
weeks.
"The foreign markets are ex
tremely dull and gradually slip
ping lower."
The Bulletin will publish the
following quotations:
Domestic scoured basis:
Oregon, fine and F. M. staple,
82-84; fine and F. M. Fr. comb
ing, 80-8 2; fine and F. M. cloth
ing, 74-75.
Mohair:
Oregon 40-43. Domestic grad
ed: First combing. 60-62; second
combing, 50-55; third combing,
45-50; fourth combing. 40-45;
good carding, 40-45; first kid,
75-78; second kid, 65-68.
BIDS WANTED
Wanted bid3 before August 1
for 20 cords of fir and 7 cords of
oak in four foot length to be de
livered by September 1, 1934.
MISS RUTH RULEFSON.
Clerk School Dist. No. 83,
Keizer R. F. D. 8 Box 59,
Salem.
J.18-19-20-21-22-24
FOR SALE USED CARS
FOR SALE 1931 Model A Ford
coach at a bargain. 1560 State St.,
Salem, Oregon.
Valley Motor Co.
Used Cars and Trucks
tsni Ford PelAixe Coupe, 3600 m. $185
1933 Ford Std. .Sedan COO
19SI Ford Std. Coupe
450
1H32 Ford DeLuxe Coupe
1933 Chevrolet Cab. Coupe
1!?,1 Chevrolet Coupe
475
585
369
210
495
200
235
275
150
415
250
250
420
223
1'j2S Dodge Sedan
1932 Nash 8 Sedan
ll'l'S Nash 6 Sedan
1929 Plymouth 4 Sedan
1921 Bulck Coupe
1927 Buick SM. Coach
1931 Hup. 6 Coupe
1930 Reo 6 Touriiyr
1926 Packard 6 Sodan
1928 Packard 6 Sedan
1928 Lincoln Phaeton
Trucks
1929 Dodge 3 -ton
1929 Reo 1 ton
..$395
. 175
- 275
. 250
85
0
1971 Ford Long W. B. .
1329 Chevrolet and trailer
1927 Pontiac panel
1926 Dodge panel
Marion and Liberty
Open Sundays TeL 7910.
wwvwwwwwaMAMWaaaV
State Motors, Inc.
USED CARS
34 STUDEBAKER SEDAN l5
Dictator 6 model, safety (lass, deluxe
equipment trunk low mileage.
"34 HUDSON 8 SEDAN 197$
Run less than 4000 mile. Trunk and
other extras.
23 TERRAPI.AN'E 8 SEDAN S5
Deluxe model In perfect condition.
32 STUDEBAKER 6 SEDAN $76
Model 55 cost new over 11200.00.
This car Is perfect 117" w. b., 85
h. p.
'32 PLTMOCTH 4 SEDAN 8425
Reconditioned aa needed new paint
and tires.
31 ESSEX SUPER 6 COACH $125
Overhauled new Urea and paint,
free wheeling.
29 ESSEX CHALLEN. COACrt $225
This car has only run 21,000 miles.
Many more from which to choose.
State Motors, Inc.
525 Chemeketa
Cash For Late Model Cars.
Car for sale: 1931 Ford Victoria,
$300. Tel. 8683.
For sale by owner. '27 Dode sedan
In pootl condition. See A. W. Vtinalow,
10S5 Madison St., Salem.
"C" SHROCK for Used Cars
542 Chemeketa St.
Week-end Specials
192S Pontiac Coach
1928 Hudson Sedan
1921 Ford Sport Coupe
1927 Buick Coach
1918 Chevrolet Sedan
1318 Chevrolet Roadstar
1!2 Hupmoblle Sedan ,
1930 Essex Coach
Motorcycle Clearance Sale.
Hudson Speedster. Modern houeerar
trailer. Sell one or fcotn Terr enrap.
CitvAutoJPilSiiiEjfiiJIii
WANTED USED CARS
"Wanted rood ear $i cash. Earl
Bodges, Dallas Cafe, Davllaa, Or.
Business
Directory
Cards In. this directory run
a monthly basis only. Kate:
$i.OO per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Utko Pa nek, 87 South Commercial.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4489. ft. E. Northneaa,
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. X L. SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor,
366 N. High. Tel. Beav, 6TH.
FLORISTS
Brelthaupt's, 657 Court.
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts Slor
lst, lth Market. TeL 9592.
INSURANCE
BECKtt HENDRICKS
1 N. High TeL 4847.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
THE WEIDER LAUNDRT
261 a High - Tel. 911
CAPITAL C1TI LAUNDRT
First In Quality and Service
Telephons 3165 1264 Broadway
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired, traded. Ws d-
llver. Harry w. Scott. TeL 4H.
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 406S,
NEW MATTRESS made to order, old
remade; carpet cleaning, sizing; fluft
rug weaving. Salem J? lull Kug aiat
tress Factory. S. ISth Wilbur. Tel.
8441. OTTO V. ZWICKER. Est. 1911.
MUSIC STORES
UCQ. C WILL, Planoa, radios, Marina
machines, sheet music and piano stu
dies. Repairing radios, phonographs
and sewing machines, 431 Stat Street.
Salem.
PAINTERS
Painter or carprntT repair, Tel. S213.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving. 147 N. Com
mercial. Tel. 5837.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call Tin staicnnan rrintina;
Department. 21a S. Commercial. Tele-
phone sioi.
REAL ESTATE
BECK 15 HENDRICKS. Tel 4847
STOVES
STOVE3 and stove repairing. Stores
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy and
plain, hep baskets, hooka, logan hooka.
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 212
Chemoketa. TeL 4774. R. R Fleming.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call 111 L. Lamer Transfer Co. Trucas
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL, CITY Transfer Co. 226
State SL TeL 7773. Distributing for
warding and storage our specialty,
Get our ratea
VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. B. Snodgrass. veterinarian. TeL
4Z7Z, Rt S. Box l'Jl.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West, 10 rears experience, RKU
7. Box 203, TeL 110F5.
Radio
Program
SATUBDAT, JTJXT 21
KQW- PsrtUnd 620 Sc.
7:00 Organ, XBO.
T:15 Vasa Family, KBC.
7:30 Down Lover's Lane, NEC.
8:45 Abe Berroeits, violin.
9:30 National Fsra and Home tour.
10:35 Woasaa'a Xafaxine, KBC
1:30 Boss fan toa farms orchestra.
KBC
8:35 Orchestra, KBC.
1:15 Picksns Sisters, KBC.
8:30 Strint Quartet, KBC.
4:00 Hotel Plsia orchestra, KBO.
4:30 Ki(ht Irtaa hour, NBC
5:30 Goldman Band, KBC.
6:15 "Waldorf Astoria Orchestra, KBC.
7:30 Hotel BiHmora orchestra, KBC.
8:00 Concert Trio.
0:30 Palace Hotel orchestra. KBO.
10:00 Bal Tabarin orchestra, KBC
10:53 Press Radio news, KBC.
11:15 Ambaaaador Hotel orchestra.
KSX Portland 1180 Ke
S:30 Concert.
7:45 Warinf'a Pennsylranians.
8:15 Binj Crosby.
9:00-Word and Music. KEC.
10:30 Kews service, KBC.
10:37 Kay Noble's orchestra.
11:00 Cab Calloway orcnestra.
11:45 Weekend Kevue, KBC.
12:15 Western Agriculture, KBC.
12:45 Ted Via Rito't orchestra.
1:00 Pair of pianos, KBC.
1 :30 Eetter English Talk.
1:50 Kliiabeth Bethberj.
2:00 Symphony.
4:00 Baseball game.
4:45 Musical Gems.
6 : 35 Orchestra.
6:00 Sam Gordon, Kibitser.
6:33 Orchestra.
8:30 Carefree Carnival. KBC.
9:00 Bine Moonlight. KBC.
:30 Terrace Garden orchestra, KBC,
10:00 Mark Hopkins' orchestra, SBC.
11:00 DaDce Frolic.
Saturday, July 21
K0AC COBVALLIS 650 Sc.
:00 Home Reonomiea Observer's
Story Hour
11:00 Spades. Picks and Arehaeo'.ofr
Anthony Euwer
12:00 Noon Farm Hoar
1 :00 Virfinis K.lson. pianist
1:15 World Bookman
3:90 Guarding Toor Health
1:10 The aftkiag f aa Ameriraa
Citisea
6:30 Evening Farm Hour
1:43 Science Kewa of the Weak.
REGULTG
RETAIL DEMAND
T
PORTLAND. JulF 20. -(-Local
batter market was fully firm
and appeared duo to close the
week in that position despite the
stoppage, for several days, of some
out-of-state shipments.
A brisk retail demand some
what offset the curtailment of
outgoing business and the surplus
moved into storage. The trade
had a particularly good call for
grade "A" atntf. Prices were held
The egg market was about un
changed, having been firm all
week on top quality. Prices ruled
evenly with those early in the
week.
Cheese rnled about steady and
unchanged.
Local veal market continued to
hold chief interest in country
killed meats. The market was fully
firm at 8 -9c locally and good
calves were scarce.
The tomato deal was in better
position. The trade found a good
demand, following a noticeable
weakness in the market generally
at midweek. Good stuff from The
Dalles brought 65c.
Asparagus was in moderate de
mand and unchanged with earlier
in the week. Most sales on the
limited supply ranged around
$2.75.
Cauliflower was about steady
and unchanged at $1.15.
Demand for sweet corn was
keeping supplies well cleaned out.
The retail movement at present
prices seems to have been satis
factory. The trade quoted gener
ally around $1 on five dozen ears.
Limited offerings of Browns
mead peas moved at 7c.
Peaches and apricots ruled
steady and unchanged.
Tl ATT. AS Jnlv 20
The de -
scendants and relatives of Zadoc
m M T T -Ik T$-, mat
for their 18th annual reunion
t lysfK H II n .1 H II H I frl II lAlKKa. ill C k
at uaiias pars &unaay.
After the picnic dinner was
orvAfl Khnrt hllslnpss session
vraa hold called to nrrlpr hv the
" " "
,cM Ctl.o V cjfnrr
, rcico.uu, .
The Clan TOted to retain the
HA
M
GATHERING
same officers for the following whoiessiers: Fresh specials, ao-2ie; ex
year: President. Leib L. Riggs: 19 "tr i, VaV-
.1 , ,, cal tp ct.rr- firsts, 1415c; pullets, 1314c; under-
vice-president. Silas E. Starr. iS.u. dom.
secretary - treasurer, Nettie V.
Starrr historian. Lois P. Ri&gs.
They also voted to meet in 1935
at the Dallas City parK, tne intra
. t ... ,4 A all mutlnn nf the
. . i a v-
Clan Since xormauy or5suiu uj
Jbarton niggs.
Huests for the dav were: D. T.
r- ru nitn.tail and
oeara .
ilane-Vi tor Vraa- of Salem. Mr.
i vr t. Dnrlait nf Hills-
null mis. . -
horn. Mr. Charlotte Hlnshaw of
McMlnnville, and Mr. ana Mrs. u.
H. Conner of Dallas.
Members registered for the
day were: Mrs. S. A. Rlggs. Mrs.
,
Fannla R. Mulkey, Mr. ana Mrs.
Ralnh P. Rins and daughter,
Tt Wh Marsnsrire R. Orser.
.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tnompson 01
. . v , I CI..
Salem, &aaoc J. itiggs suu 01
E. Starr of Portland, Mrs. rancy
Burdau of Hillsboro, Mrs. Lydia
Conner of McMinnville, Mr. ana
Mrs. Robert Mitchell Of Amity,
Mrs. Jana Baiter, Mr. and Mrs.
George A. WOOdS ana sons. Ar-
thur, Louis and Robert WOOOS,
j ir. , u.s n W Starr nr
tlUU
Dallas.
Stayton Rebekahs
to Give Picnic for
Lodges of District
STAYTON. July 20.-Sundsy,
, -r..- 12i-m UohaLTiin lrifl e R.
jmy - -7-
stavton. will entertain tne mem-
r m i r.1 f w d A Dfrer! I J t k 1 v. . inU.lllUe- rul- OA. I
the oldest member with 81 years. "0 poond sc.- ngut end ,, -
m w tt t tr e.. i heary calves, 4-5c; yearling lambs, 810c; p , '
and Mrs. Hettie V. Starr, were in' ,imb .18J ,b m 4.7e ,b . Bu i.
. v i a . ti.ffal . . . r i ii. i neitere .
LOR VUIT .1V J Ulcacili n uv I CDlier COWS, .uucil, wu...
bers of the Rebekan ana uaa r ei- medinm, s2.50-3.2s; veaiert. soo
low. lodge, vitrai TSrsff ::
picnic in mo iaaoumv "'"
i nHroi included in toe aisirict
are: stayton, scio, mm
Lyon na Gate. I ana au m m ue.B "iSTht. food and ehetee. OS
of either lodre In the district are s 75. -.dinm weicht. aood ad choice,
inTlted to attend and bring tneir $5.10.5.75; heavyweight. geo eaeiee. j
families and blcnlc lunch. Cof- s-S: p.eki., .owa. -ad,a-fee
and cream "will n ' urnished. I gheeu-Boceipts 400 : sUal steady;
A program and Tarious sports
are planned by the committees:
uroirram. Worthy Buraester, Mrs.
A. Van Nnys and Felix Wright;
snorts. Mrs. H. A. Beauehtmp, R.
G. Wood, H. J. Row and Mrs. F.
Stupka: tables and benches, nn-
sey Wright, A. C. Van Nuys, Grant
Murphey and F. Stupka; general
committee. Mesdames J. H. Mls-
solr. Chaa. Burmester. B. A.
Schaefer, E. Reynolds and Llnd-
sey Wright.
F, R. Mail Piles
Up in Portland
PORTLAND. July 20.-;p)-Mail
for the presidential party is piling
up here where President Roose
velt and his aides will reach the
North American mainland on the
return Toyage from the Hawaiian
islands. Dr. E. T. Hedlund, Port
land postmaster, said the mail
here now would b forwarded to
Honolulu Tia San Pedro to expe
dite Its delivery.
HAVE PLATE lSd TEARS
SILVERTON, July 21. An old
heirloom dinner plate which was
made in Palestine, and has. been
in the Livingstone family since the
year 1800, has now fallen to the
ReT. W. O. LiTingstone, pastor of
the Christian church at Silverton.
The large plate is of a soft green
coloring orer white and heavily
figured with pilgrims on horses,
and chapel tenia In the desert.
Wheat, Stock Prices Tumble
BEARS
Hi
WHEN BUS COME
CHICAGO, July -An
abrupt downward plunge of wheat
prices today took the market 4
cents under high points touched
earlier, and accompanied rains
and cooler temperatures north
west. A3ding to the bearish effect of
moisture relief and of some abate
ment of heat both north and south
of the Canadian border were re
ports a large quantity of Argen
tina wheat nari nixn mnlA t n Rnr-
ope, and was being hedged at Win- j
nipeg.
Wheat closed nervous at a mod
erate rally from the days bottom
level, but 1-2V4 below yester
day's finish, corn unchanged to
down, oats - off, and pro
visions unchanged to 5 cents de
cline. Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: close: July old, 97
i; new, 97; Sept. old, 99 Vs
; new, 994-96; Dec. old,
1.00-1.01.
Corn: July, 62 H; Sept., 63
; Dec, 6K-.
Oats: July old, 444; Sept. old,
44 -45; Dec. old, 45; new,
45.
Genera! Markets
PEODUCE EXCHANGE
PORTLAND, Ore., July 20. (AP)
Produce Exchange net prices:
nutter: r.ttraj, .'c: standards.
21Hc: prime firsts, 21'.,e; firsts, li4e.
Lggs: L. fc. specials. 22c: L. 8. ex
tras, 21c; V. 8. medium extras, 19c
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., July 20. (AP)
Wheat Opea Hick Low Close
July 81 ft 81 ft 81 81
September 82 82 81 81 ft
December 81 84 hi 84 84 4
Cash: Big Bend bluestem 84c; dark
hard winter 12 per cent, 83c; 11 per
cent 82c; soft white, western white, hard
winter, northern spring, and western red,
81c.
Oats No. 2 white $27.
Corn Xo. 2E yellow $29.25.
Miiiran Standard S20.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. (AP)
1 Butter Print. A grade, 24e; peren-
?A"If?e,i 2:? "Ut
vuca, 73v s. . . -
" Q 1 . . n a
Butterfat Portland delivery" A grade
" - , i. :";". : .I'A
. ,. ' . werth an twice week! r. Port-
h..j on. ,. ..ntr, mni.i 17.1Bi-: ill
srade at market.
1 - , . . . . .. .
E "'e Tetanera Vo-op.:
.! 2pr extra 22e : standard. 19e:
1 mediums. 20e doien. Bnyina- price f
I Cheese 92 score, Oregon triplets,
9c; loaf. io,4c; brokers will psy
V- Mi to retail-
I er, gantry killed hoKs. best butchers.
I 5-5 "A e lb.
I Mohair 1934 bnyinc price. 18e lb.
.rkBiTin orio. 1934 neeL
I 4e lb.
I nops 1933 elusten, 20-27e IV; fur
I s-les. 33-40e lb.
Lire poultry-Portland dellrery price.:
. ' j. , iv. n il. iv.
a. n. n. . Thnn fwi.
1 giM w itvviiM, - -" , - -"
.r 8H lbs. -iOc: 3 K
a m- TK .1av4 .tviilara 1 U. . Ita 11 I
I 10e lb.: colored broilers. 14-3 lba.. 14-
15e: broilers. 1U lbs.. l-14e lb.; spring- 1
era. 3K lba. up. 14 15e lb.: stags, 9e lb.; j
roosters, 5c lb.; Pekia docks, lOe lb.;
colored Se lb.
Onions New, California w a, SI.50
f.nt.l- red SI Tallow. 81.25 Mr 50 Ib. I
box: Waila Walla, tl.60 eenUL
I Potatoes Local white and red. 75e te I
.lai ..ami- V.Vima 90rl: Deschutes.
; . rr- -
I " " " .... ...
xew potatoes Local white or reo. we
75e orange box.
11 So.
wool 1934 clip, nominal; Willamette
I ralley. medium. 25e; fme or nall-blooa.
braio. s in.; eastern vregon.
Hsr Buring price from producer: Al-
f,(, K. i, new crop. 913.45-14; Miters
Klrfeon timothy. S17: oata. v-v ton;
an in. i.V:il .... .H .!,.
$13 ton; clover, $7.50 toa la field.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAXD. Ore.. Jury 20. (AP)
Cattle Receipts, 225; calves, 115; tuny
steadr. unchanged.
Ktrt rood, common and medium.
$2.25-5.25: heifers, food, common and
med,.-
I a . - - .
Bd cutter. 1.25-2.25; bulla, rood aaa
. .oi., , 25.3.50- eatura. eommoa and
choice, 4-5.50; common ana edium, i
i nn
1 "o-- 1
Uncaused. .,-.
.mnsv ssam cawsc . anv.w-
medism. S4J5-5.25: vearliaf wethers.
$3 25-4.75; ewes, food and ekoice. $1.75-
2.50; cull, eommoa and meoium, fi-a.
Stocks and Bonds
(Copyright, 1934. Staadard Statistic
jaiy zu
STOCK ATZKAOTS
so so to to
India. BR' a. TJts. Total
Today 86.4 89.9 86.6
Pf.Tinna dav S3.6 86.S 90.1 86.8
W.k ao . SS.T S7.7 90.1
8T.1
V.., T8.3 83.9 87.S 82.6
2 veara axa 58.S 54.5 75,r
62.0
3 r..r. an 83.8 100.0 101.5 95.4
w;-. 1034 . 83.9 90.0 90.8 88.1
Tw 1934 72.6 74.1 77.2
74.8
BOID AVBBAOZS
20 20 20 60
India. RR's. Pt. ToUl
Today
Previooa day
Week aie
Tear are
S years a j
7 years ago -Hifh,
1934 .
Low. 1934
86.0 41.7 63.S
75.2
8S.S 43.1 65.4
77.4
9.9 44.8 67.S 7S.9
87.9 60.8 98.5 83.9
116.8 75.8 166.4 114.8
125.T 134.0 113.9 1212
105.0 64 8 90.8
93.S
88.9 41.T 6S.S
74.2
Ketr 1934 lows.
Third Case of Fever
for Schmltt Family
STAYTON. Jnly 20. Mrs.
Charles Schmltt is quit ill at her
home with scarlet fever. She Is
the third member of the house
hold to contract the disease. Law
rence, her younger son, became
tiia ie nf Mir few weeks later
Alvln, his older brother, took j 49 petty ruler
down and ha is sun in ea. aav
lag Buffered a relapse.
Salem Markets
Grade H raw 4 er reut
milk, co-op pool price $1.5
per hundred.
tXUk based os Mal-mentaly
vttarfat sversi )
Distributor price 92. 1 U.
Butt erf at Top 10-ZOc,
A cratle prints 24c, cubes
28c, B grade prints 23c,
cubes SSc.
Price paid irr iy Salem buret.
July 20
(Tfc price brio, t ppHed hj a local
grocer, art IndicatiT of tha inilj market,
bat art not guaranteed by Tha Statu
taaa.)
rt)
humUts bUctbime. crt
75 .
Aprieeta, The Dalles, Ids to "
(irapsfrait, caae 2.50 to 3.15
I'avaUat. ib. t4
Raspberries. 24s,. local 1.10
l.otnl)erritl. 24s . 60
Strawberries - 1.50
Oranges. naTels .00 to S.ou
Valtueiat. fancy 4.00 to 5. no
Bananas, lb. oa stalk .' .05
Hands
.05 V,
Lemons
7.00
l imes, fresh
Cantaloupes ., ..
fmrapplrs, del.
Watermelons, rvt
'herries. lb. .
Peaebet
Locals, bushel
Calif. Albert ss
Calif. Halea
Grapes
Seedless
Lady Fingers .
.. I.O0
to 2.50
... 'iMQ
. 1 85
.OS
...2.1:
1.23
...70 to .80
00
. 2 90
2.73
.'. 2.75
Red A! slats
Ploma. local, lb .01
Honey-dews. lb. .. .03
Apples, bushel 50e to 1.00
VEGETABLES
t Curiae Prices)
P.hubarb. local, lb .02 4
Keans. lb. .044
Corn, dos. earl 15c to ."0
ttadisbes, dos. , 10
Summer squash, crate .
Local celery, dos.
50c tn .75
75c to 1.00
1.25
05
2.00
3.00
(sunflower
Rgg plant, local, lb.
Cabbage, cwt., local
Washington, ewt
Green peppers. The Dalles
lb..... .06
Onions, dox. bunches ; .20
Lettuce, local, crate 75e to 1.00
Onions. Cslif, 50 lbs. 1.15
Beets. local, dos. .17 H
Tomatoes, Calif., 30-ib. case 1.50
The Dalles. 201b. case 1.30
Hothouse. 20 lbs. 2.00 to 2. 75
Peas. Seattle, lb. .06
Carrots, local, dos , .SO
New Potatoes
No. 1, hundred 1.10
No. I, hundred 50c te .75
hcr-a
tRujine Price)
Clnster. 1933, lb., top .25
Fuggles. 1933. top. Ih. 37
F.G09
(Baying Price)
Extras
Standards
.19
.18
.17
Mediums
WOOL AND MO HA lit
(Burinr Price)
Uoh.
sir. 1934 chn r.o ir.arkot
i sVf w wT YOJ
I vwas-ua -"w, .vu.
I Coarse and fine wool, 1934
tB-yin, Price)
HTr ena. 4 to 5 lbs.
.10
.10
.09
.08
.07
.13
.11
.04
"
Colored mediums, Ib.
Mediants Leghorns, lb.
Light Ib.
Broilers, colored, lb.
Leghorn, lb.
Stses. lb. .
MKAT
(Bnjine Price)
Spring lambs, lb.
.09
Yearlings 3.00 to 4.00
Ewes 1 00 to 1.50
Hogs. 160 to 200 lba. 5.40
200 to 225 lbs. 5.15
825 to 250 lba. , 4.90
.03 te .05
.01 te .02
.02 4 te .03
.02 H to
Veal, top
4.00
Dressed real, top
.07
.10
lretted hogs
GRAIN AND BAT
(Buying Price)
Vheat, western red
.89
.7"
18.00
..23.00
..21.00
ia.oo
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I Barley, feed, 1, toe
White. No. 1
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Oaf. Htillins ton
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WS LOW LEVEL
NEW YORK. July iQ.-(JP)-K
wave of ceiling broke a stalemate
in the stock market today and ex
panded the volume of trading to
above a million chares for the
first time since June 8.
The day's stock transfers to
taled 1,237,315 sharej compared
with a daily average recently of
500,000 to 600,000.
Rail shares on the average sold
at a new low level for the year.
Pressure also was relatively heavy
on metals and other groups tat
had benefited from inflationary
sentiment, indicating growing
doubt in speculative quarters over
the prospect of near-future mone
tary expansion of the drastic sort
talked of from time to time.
Among stock suffering losses
of 2 to 4 points were American
Can. Santa Fe, Atlas Powder,
Bethlehem Steel. Chesapeake
Corp., Coca Cola, Corn Products,
Dome Mines, American Smelting,
U. S. Smelting, Hercules Powder,
Illinois Central, New Haven, Sears
Roebuck. U. S. Rubber and Union
Bag & Pepper.
Funeral Services
for Mrs. Roberts
Held, McMinnville
PERRYDALE, July 20 Funer
al services for Emma Roberts
wero held in McMinnville Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Roberts was born
at Yamhill. Ore., August 27, 1862,
and died Monday morning sudden
ly at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Veva Marks, at Sacramento.
She is survived by one son,
Chester Roberts of Hillsboro, and
the daughter; also five grandchil
dren and one great-grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts came to
Perrydale In 1912 and resided
here until his death a year ago,
and since that time Mrs. Roberts
has spent most of the time in Cali
fornia. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been duly
appointed by the County Court
of tho State of Oregon for the
County of Marion as Administra
tor of the Estate of C. Z. IDLE
MAN, Deceased, and that he has
duly qualified as 6uch; all per
sons having claims against tha
estate of said decedent are here
by notified to present the same,
duly verified with proper vouch
ers, to me, at the office of Lyle
J. Page, my attorney, at Salem,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
21st day of July, 1934.
LLOYD D. IDLEMAN
Administrator of the Es
tate of C. Z. Idleman, De
ceased. C. M. IDLEMAV,
LYLE J. PAGE.
314 U. S. National Bank Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon.
Attorneys for Administrator.
J. 2r-28; A. 4-11-18.
flay, bnyinf prices-
Clever bay
. 1.00
. 8.00
.10.00
Oats and Tetch. ton
Alfalfa. Tallcy. first cut
Wolf ball
support
5 school term
6 allow
7 rent
8 consume
9 mine en
trance 10 simple
11 alt
13 color
18 tavern
21 having a
thin sharp
tone
22 happening
23 measnre of
length
24 masculine
name
25 butt
26 dined
29 prevarieat
30 plunder
31 ancient
wine cup
33 finish
34 bavin,
made a uj
before de
cease 36 agitate the
air gently
3 back of
neck (pi.)
40 stories
41 S-shaped
worm
42 adventi
tious sound
breath
ing 43 passage in
the brain "
4S inland bod
of water
47 gulf south
of Arabia
4g weight of
India
50 hurried
61 hail!
83 encore
the solution to yester-
stme hra S aVsta. Ian,
gvt West tsaiem. a.
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