The OREGON STATESMAN, Satera. Oregon, Tuesday Morninir, October SO, 1934 -
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED woman for practical
finraln-r and iimi hnnnurlr l ti t
ant home Giv ax and telepbona. Box
i. siunnno.
-., - -ri-,-,-Vi)-irAiiMm.
. Higb Clan Local Eatabltshment haa
opening lor I reOned middl aged la
dieo. Can earn while In tralnlne. Per
manetit t right party. Address letters
to juox c-o tsutesman.
Girl or woman, for fuU time houae-
work, fis N. Bummer.
SALESMEN WANTED
frrv,v-rv-rJ-t,ii-v
Good Knalewood grown, ornamental
tree and shruba; bare good roota.
'twaaonaDte pacta, uea. . Scbrelber,
SITUATIONS WANTED
Truck for hire. Tel. 527S.
WRtl work In mntftArlMa tinma
1221 Lealie St- .- '
Yeumr man wanta work oa dairy
iarm. experienced, seferencea. 179
it. urn Pt.
FOR SALE MiseeOaoeons
uwoa. nruc ana reawooa. tceaaonaote.
till & Cottaga. .
'..ir" ir.i ciaer, zc per gal.
nam it, MeL
Trade street .
..........-,..- .rl-lir irru-Ln
Bargain ?6ffer.' -Th Orcoa States.
;inan one lull year Dr man only to any
..uunm u uregon, x.vs i or a limited
urn,
' - -i .-in n.nj-i.nnji-nji.
Old papers 18c per bundle. St..
man office,
- - - - -m i-i j-u-u-u-Ln
Walnuts. BaldwtnK. Rnioa .v...
JJf ,5jf. rtng boxes. Mrs Wright,
7 uifc it uutcv road.
t-uwera,- iei. 1S.
Radio For Sale
! $171.00 tube Edison Radio: re-
roMessed: balance due $J1.I: terms.
5.0 down. $4.00 monthly. See Mr,
Jans. Will's Music Store.
iw SMkAMU VAfUr JLlll 0
Mohair Set. a beauty, $30: Heaters,
Beds, $1.50 up; Chairs. (0o
T?P.: ?x Rans, $11 tip: Bicycle,
fit: Victor Cabinet Phonograph, $ j.
Portable, $3.S0; Solid Maple Breakfast
Pf t. beautifully finished. M5 ; New
High Chairs, I1.7S : Circulating Heater,
Jarge size. $30.00: Dressers. IS up;
ew 40-lb. Mattress. , S41S; Antique
Glass and Dishwars and Gun a. A
Thousand and One Bargama at ths
fiwaparee, 474 & Com'L Ph. $414.
Pupa, males, $7; females, $4. !$.
-h--innnrinrit
Farm machinery. tiFis .
e-.M M-a--Ari ft r.
PENSATIONAL, PIANO VALUES
:..Whi. " low " $35.00; Grand's,
1808.00. Terms to suit! See Potter or
Vary WTT,T,S MTTSTC STORB.
' TRADE Miseellaneoas
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t TJITAA-f 1-. If A . - c IMt - . . .
..ww ivr U tuowr. . CL. Ttas.
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Bicycle for painting. TeL. 4510.
wet trad bicycle for wood, 351 8.
1?th Pt
WANTED fillseellaneons
- -i-innnhn.ri.nnn
- GUNS, RIFLES. PI TOIS. tmiel
; tnauvmests eUtrhtly weed, we boy
eld gold. SUr Exchange, 311 N. Com'L
Wanted Used but good-coadltioaed
Burroughs or thr standard beofcJceep.
, fng machine. Address proposals to
.Box I4L .
. Sea Aahcraft. 7 Ktogwosd Are.
TfTifg or bT.liT.g. i-T kind. T1. $80.
BnSCELLANEOUS vfr
- -i.---,'vvnnrij'Lr,rrijr
v Subscribe now, renew now. The Ore
gon Statesman annual bargain period
la now on for limited time. To maH
subscribers only, limited to state of
Oregon, -$3.00 per year.
Haircuts ISc-SOe. $01 & Winter. -
'eia-)a-ywwfc
Saw repaiiing. Salem Saw Shop.
Tour Cornera Pen Road. TeL 4130.
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Free We pick up dead and worth
less horses, cows, abeepr .SM. 431, s
JoV mr1xr gbM hftfrrtrtn. tSe.
FOR RENT R003IS 1
Z 1 steeping room. 1 with eookhtg prtr.
Men. 4i N. Liberty. -.T-
- Bleeping rra. Men. TJS Court St.- -
: Nice sleeping room. TeL' 44$$. .
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- Warm sleeping room. I block north
ROOM AND BOARD
, Room and board. TeL S441
0w4-SaiWaili
TaWey fxrL Vrr- In. I4t3.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
- Small apt. 1335 State. - . v 4
' New, mod. furn. apt, Frfgldalrs.
prlr. bath. 443 Union. TeL SC8L -w.
Mod. furn. apt, 3 room. Close ta,
ISO. including frigldalrs and garage.
eL S764. - - - -
tews - fcini-)rir
Fum, boated apt 432 alarloa. ;
FOR RENTAPART JXENTS
"" 1 --ii-in.ru-uTruxAAJt
Attractive f R. M s. Winter.
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Strictly mod. 1 T fum t cs ia
ralrgrounda Road, TeL 183$." ?
. room furnished apartment. TeL
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STiraisiiea Apta, IS montb, SSt Bell.
FOR RENT HOtlSES
juiisea. ateirta Johnsoa. TeL 8733.
WW iwaiw .- u u-Juuut
For rent. ftnn(af.ui nnfN.i-..i
. Utlt U -41CM
uwuaca. .
. R. A. Forkner
lisi r. Capitol . Phone tail
i iii-irii-mii.iLiin.iiui
...... txjrw rort. in. a.
FOR RENT
' , L-.nj-j-Lriji
-M-rge store building, second floor
' oaeemeni. weu located. $4i
Wirmie Pettyjohn. 61 Court sTreet
1 WANTED TO RENT
w .... r -i-inrg-urxnjuu
Wanted To rent a. ntinUni ai-r a
f riLlS0!? hU8e' 'ornlshd, beginning
u urjcauwr ua exxenainar inrontrn th.
wwajsiaiiTe session, inquirer is a
member of the state senate. Address
FOR SALE - Real Estate.
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Beautiful wooded, close In borne site,
withwa ter, gas and electricity. Very
wan pay ii tenia TBI. SI 34.
PllT Tav T7.n,
$50 4 mi and nook,
end-'furnace. r-nr tim.
basement
. $1100 A real buy, plastered 1 rm.
ae: good repair; in north Salem.
Double plumbing, could be used for
uuuoie apt Loan was $2000. Sacri
liclnr for oulrlc baTa p,ri-.
$2300 S rm. home, hardwood floors.
u" oasement, furnace and fireplace,
A. Forkner
N. Cap4toI Ehone
" ,-s'sa-a,eat
-Laj-inEiJJiATJS POSSESSION OP A
i BUBUKBAS HOME
Buuaings ince new with plumblne
iCT .Von 5i5m : 1 acre 01 'ana
Price $2200. Liberal terma or m
cept vacant lot or small city home as
..CHrLDS A MILLER, Realtors
etate Ht. XeL 470$
S-tS'SjaSSaai SI aiaa m. a -yfSfytnnn n ,
i 0,000 tiorae for half price. Thla
line colonial noma fn A l
tion; 8 large airy rooms, lot 80x15 ft.,
close In. Will sell on terms or trade
wr Binnii nouse.
CHILDh & MTT.TPP T.
st 1 fciace Bt TeL (708
7U A ft mi uintii m .t i
Good 5 A. trai t RsUm TTit...
. "'.'ho, laiu-
1 Av " to eaiem. tr!ce $1250,
W. G. Kruearer. 174 K rrom'i . l'9V-
v $1500 A. bargain to a 5-room home,
fVlTac walnut
trees, corner lot. east front $200 down.
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$1 down. rK-i-nom Kim. Til a erf mtmJt
i . " "r ana paving pa. 0.
za v""- t- Tel. t723
EXCHANGE Real Estate
Properrr ta Mnnf n.
- - -irn-rrii-hnn n . .
1 t!nbr Uni aear Roseburg
sas uatjsi mu -vr
for a Tem r rnrt
nl awnio caaa
f. Tel. owner 414.
FOR SALE FARMS
y" -- - -,-,-in i-i n.n-'uijui
SPECTAT.
1 5 -acre tract, well Wrrf TrtM
only $3600. Nicely financed. Small
imjrment wui Dandle.
CHILDS A MnA.VTt Ps.ll...
otate 8t TeL 6703
FOR SALE OR PTHlvnr
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18 acres at one of finest beah r.
SOrtS tt COast. beatltfflll atraama mr,A
(uaner wrtn pientirul rishing and hunt
ing. Nothtog like It for sale. Priced
kw at oniy s.vvo or will accept good
uvuio m oniern in exenange. '
..CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors
Bute St TeL 708
nrUM rnr rant. anl. mi. r. wn
Business Opportunities
ax. ,a,a.. . a . . ........ ,---innr)afLnJut
rw tsais small mn
in Salem.
Box 447,
Good location. Low rent
Statesman.
Kfttt Beer Parlor f-rt xin. v.b !
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oar. counter, staoia tahi.. ... u
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MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
tO tl mot) thai ta rfr Slf lnwr4 .Mok.
SWW1SJ THICS,
GENERAL FINANC8 CORP.
A local rarnantlim
ist Ran Bank Bid Phone $568.
ucensea oy stats
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CHATTEL LOANS
CAR3 RE-FINANCED
WILLAancTTK t.iv rv "
IBL XITT IBS Rnaitla CM. a.1.
8-154 - State Licenss Xaa . xt.ics I
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$ $ Need? Money
STITfl liMM rv-k
XII Ore, Bldjr. Lie. Na. S-iea
a.'axaaaaMMaamaaiajaji
can rnrt rrsn.
110 tsoa L itnat
BorrOW lllX Bioner hara la alniiiltiitf. -
self. Oar loan ccommod tieae are in
tended to help aU deserring people. Wa
Isvlts roar annllcsHm. Ttm taw.
ka.u'ae '"T"! - "
x 4 LOAN PLANS
-t REPAYMENT PLANS
Come in. write or 'Phone. -
- - BENEFICIAL LOAN -"r"
- ' SOCIETT
V OF SALEM
, - Member nt KB A :
yI. New BUgh Bide. 2nd floor
LICENSED Na 8-133 by STATS
816 8UU St ' - TeL 37-4
Leans Made la Nearby Towns
.......... ..... -t.(-..n ri luxTLrxji
MortasKS loans m tirmraura1 SaImi
bouses. Abrams A Ellis, Ian, Masonic
Biaa-
a. ........ ....... L.L. . -tjtj
5 Farm Loan 5
Plenty of siaim Mti tmnMV.s I
7M . w w.e NiaTsrw I
farma If amply secured. Imprsvs or
new wni cneap money, ask for
eoauei -nuiasaette valley Farms." .
nnwumi nnti ftotierta Tim
UVESTOCK and POULTRY
CSrat far aejav xhatn.
River Road. -
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Sale. 1400-th. mam. a m. AM.
Ltecatea is 7 as. east ef Hasel Grsea
FOR SALE WOOD
fcfc "" -''-d'TrTsirarsTsi nrvyi riranjuiei
ve a, sua growrn. .-xai. 1768. I
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Old fir, 2nd growth. TeL 1711.
Goaraateed dry-wood. TeL 780.
4-ft ash, $4.78 cd.V TeL $785.
GUARANTEED DRY wnnrt iimI
tsL S0d Salem Fuel Ca, Trada a
UDttaga. a-: v: - t -.' - -
Dry planer and slab wood. Promnt
aeiivery. xst
Old fir, II to, $L00. TeL $785.
Dry - old- fir.' 2nd growth wood. -I
screenea nog rueL Tsa u. wejia,
- - - - -1- -i-i- -i-i.'i'-rYwywvirtfinn)uxji i
Dry wood that 1 dry. TsL 113723.
f FOR SALE WOOD
- mmm m . . . - , r -.-TjTjmjTj!
Dry wood, all kind. TeL $033.
Waott fnt Mi f 1 is tc ka e
Ind growth, $4.71 ; 4 ft $4.33 J 1 in.
old tlr, $5.80. TeL 044L
,m " iiinixiT-TtrtxJnja
Good dry wood.. TeL $284.
Aab, oak, fir. TeL 27t
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lS-m. eld fir, $8.8 ed. TeL 634.
Bog fuel and WAOd. Rv trnMr or
car lota At mill or delivered. Dare
lown. , k. L BuMlmtty. TeL Salem
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Bst old fir. Tel. BS f ,
WOOD SAWING
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wooa-iawing. 3080 N. ComX 411$.
Wood sawing, reasonable. Call $$.
LOST AND FOUND
j Tree Ross bush on Wallace
Sc.plrkl11 l0T,5 rward; re
turn to Statesman.
I Found Cocker SpaaleL
- .M... .njm
Inqnir
ouuesman.
"' i --
j-ost miMUe of bedding en South
XUTV r2 wrapped in canraa. Re-
wgrq. j. j. rtarrman. Ht 8. Box 10.
PERSONAL
GORDON FI.FMINn
READER.
1980 FERRY ST.
i n nur - - -
wrfranlzlntr I wn.anrvw. -In- All- .
ly people ellaible. ZSa fM ran .
I cite, u-imueiii ana eats, Tnuraday eve-
jjl;iioBo. jam gt. Tel. 6332.
FOR SALE USED CARS
rUt HALJS nr raia lota a
Dodge. Van bodv. l.tnn niii mo
II,. J ..ji. a,..
DON MADISON
88 N. High
192$ Oldamohlla Tinta . -
ceueni eonaitlon. TeL 6012. Call $36
11. . mwi. W.UOU, RA'
Bonesteele Brotiiers.
Inc.
Used Cars
1933 Chevrolet Con na
$545.00
1932 Ford V-8 Hnura
1S33 Dodge DeLuxe Brougham
runs 14.000 mll.a
475.00
1334 Plymouth Sedan DeLuxe.
.... E?n 8000 miles
1933 Plymouth Coach
1981 Ford Coupe
1929 HupnaobUe Sedan, new
rubber
499.00
750.00
385.00
296.00
325.00
150.00
125.00
95.00
1928 Chrysler Sedan
1928 Nash Conn
192 Dodge Sedan
1930 Chevrolet Coach
$50.00
jnevroiet Truck.
20,000
n j i r M
Bonesteele Brothers.
v.va &t
00
Inc.
Phone 4444
! wnemeaeta St -. Salem. Ora.
Visit Our Used Car Lot
ntarmon Sedan Fine condition 3275.00
. TRUCKS
Internfttlnnal 4.1 1 iz . ... ..
I uwu e.c. (WO ton 660 00
I Dual tire trailer . 160 00
-a body and hoist. 150.00
, ' JAMES H. MADEN CO.
335 S. Commercial St tl asss
Valley Motor Co.
foro coupe, R. seat $(S
ruiu ont. ,'OUPS
300
iz DeSoto Bpt Coune
1938 Ford DeLuxe Coups
J!?! Eord 4 Pt&- CoupeT
IH "Victory CoGpT
1983 Ford DeLuxe Sedun "
19SI Ford Std. r!(Kh
265
465
415
180
0
660
495
850
390
u f ora Std.
Sedan
1930 Packard j
I 8 7-passenxer
192S Packard 5-passenser
1928 Franklin . S-n,...,.."
1927 Dodge 4 Sedan
1927 Chevrolet Coach .
395
125
100
100
nuason sedan
Trucks
19S.1 VnrA Am TB
J933 Ford 4 L. W. hT
$500
500
S0'!" with $ yi a dump oo
iS;S l-ton delivery 75
19J4 Ford delivery w JJ
" o f ura rnnai 1 aait-wakww a t
Marion and Liberty
vpen Bunaays TeL 791.
"n'l'.n-wnan.,,
Will
tr
85 easti for best dosed
1 car of fere.
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BROOKS. Oct. 18. Clvda War.
fls.and Prank Weinman spent the
wieaat i -WaldDort 5 f ehfr.
Harris la DronHntn- nf
- , w WMW Wft ,U
Urge warehouses.
Mrs. Ann Dardie of nreat Pan.
MonUna, arrived Sunday morn
is g to visit. hr brother and als-tr4n-law,
; Mr. and Mrs. JL J.
Rumnssea. .
' Lela Hall and dans-nta r.r..
bare gone to Tumwater, Wash!, to
Tislther sister, Mrs. Joe Wonch
and family. .:v?..f--
Thr Methodist Ladies' -Jd so
eley plans to bold a program, ba
saar nnd supper tbe first or De
cember, with its program, commit
tee In charge: Miss Thelma Reed,
Miss Muriel Gafarer aad Mrs.
C V. Asbbaagh. A sneclal alUdav
meeting will be held Thursday,
wiuz jivuuci oinner. ' -
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jtius mm
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SCOTTS MIIXS. Oct. 21. A
I "Pooucan rally will be held at
the I. 0. O. F. hall Tneadav vo.
nlng. The Scotch Kiltlea band of
Salem will play and county and
state republicans on the ticket are
expected to be present, . v
lit. and Mrs. Raymond Kellia
and family, left for Crescent City,
nUf 2 'Z
WUCI " uiey eipecc lo $pcnd
the winter. Mr. KelUa will help
bis father; with? some carpenter
work on his campground near
Crescent City. "
A card party suonsored br the
Royal Neighbor wiU be riven
Wednesday night in the L. O. O. F.
hall. A small admission will be
charged, and lunch will be served.
' TO BEAR OF PEXSIOJT.
MIDDLE GROVE, tfct. !
Tuesday, October 10 at 7:45
I SOCIETY PIS
FOR IVirJIIR BAZAA
REPUB
Business
Directory
Cards la this 4Urectory rna
oaa monthly basis only. Rate;
tlAO per lino per rnoath.
ANNOUNCEMENT
S, E. GETZLAFF, M. D,
Physician and Burgeon
Annetincee the opening of effleee ta
the. First National Bank Building.
t S aTVSefl- en . . a. . a, h a. T.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Panek, $78 South Commercial.
BICYCLES
Bought, sold, traded and repaired,
jLLLLZlZrr',T. a. VXm L
CATERING
Corns chicken tamalles. TeL 541.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4460. ft R Korthnea
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a L, SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor.
St N. High. Tel. Rase. 76x.
FLORISTS
Brslthaupt's, 887 Court
ALL kinds of floral work. Lota Flor-
ist. istn a Market TeL 8693.
INSURANCE
BECKS a
189 N. High
HENDRICKS
TeL 447,
LAUNDRIES
THS NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
THE WELD KB LAUNDBX
26$ 8, High TsL Ills.
CAPITAL Cm LATJNDRZ
- First in Quality aad Service
Telephone 3185 1344 Broadway
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 40(8.
SALEM FLUFF RUG and Mattress
Factory.. NEW MATTRESS made to
order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, ail
ing ; nun rug weaving. B. 13th Wil
bur. Tel S44L OTTO F. X WICKER.
Eat. 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
aiaohlnea. sheet music and piano atu
dlsa. Repairing radios, fttoaoarasns
aad sswtAg machines, 433 State Street,
saiem.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo sngrartaa. 147 N. Conv
merclat. TeL 6667. '
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph-
iets, programs, book a or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department, Sis a, commercial. Tai
phone 910L
RADIO SERVICE
Moore's. TeL 7993 696 N. High.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE HENDRICKS. TeL 447.
STOVES
repair stoves, ranges, circulators.
SeU new and rebuilt stoves, ranges
and circulators, stock fence, posts.
chicken wire. Salem Fence and Stove
Works, 363 Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. B.
Fleming.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call S1IL Larmer Iransfar Co. Trucks
ta Portland daily.
CAPITAL CITT .-.Transfer Co. 23
State St.TsV-Iffl Distributing for
warding and sstorage our specialty.
Got our fatesv-i&r .
Willamette - Valley Transfer. Salem to
Portland hauling TeL 8733.
HAND WEAVING
Sxcluaive.haad wovea bags, scarfs,
pillows aad nun. Maarohe Hul Wui.
era, 660 N. 80th St TeL .
WELL DRILLING
R. A, West, 8 rears sxpertsaca. RFD
Box 301
Tat in Fa, - -
p.m. at the Middle -GroTr school
houso. Dr. E. Davis will dsliver
an addraw on "The Old .Age
Pension Bin. :.L .
' Gntl. TO XBAMEBS -1
8 I X T IBT bit. Oct, 89. A
daughter;, weighing 9 pounds and
is ounces, was born te Mr. and
Mrs, Herman Kramsr at the Sil-
vertoa hospital Saturday morning.
Thla ta Ue JKramej's-fourth chUd
and first daughter v.t;.-, i ,
GOIU0RATION DEPARTMENT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
EEAIJED PRCPOSitXa WILL BE RECEIVED
. '"' 05 OH BXTOIU2 DECEJIBETt 13,. IPSA a.,-,
At The Office ot the Corporation Commissioner,
. . - 221 Corbett Building,
" Portland, Oregon ' j ' '
For The Purchase Of , ' r .. i
The Whole or Any Part ot the Assets of the Following Named -
" -iv- SAVINGS ANTJ. LOAN ASSOCIATIONS s . 1 I
41 No- In the Hands of the Corporation Commissioner . ,
As Liquidator and Statutory Receiver: , j
- FEDERAL UNION SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION J: ;
r WESIERN SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION . J
Description; Any ant' all of the
.. tnog inciuaing easn or. bonds on hand,) -but including land,
. ani improvements, mortgagee, eauiUble lute eats and rights
J Lists and.descrlpUona may teseea at Ihe pfflce at SSICon
bett Bnlldias, Portland. ltrlattdin urcbAsers.
Conditions; Offers must be lu writing enclosed in sealed envelopes j
aaareasea 10 tno ; vorporation
i swis, aoareaa prjoyo) :rojj r. AL, voa , the date above
; mentioned, at which time bids will be opened.1 Purchasers will
V reqnijrea .to xurnish satlsiactory references or security If
demaaded. ., r -. . -: -. ': - -
Terms:-Cash, or part cash: deferred Installments tt a he spenred tit
ths satisfaction of the Corporation Commissioner' -"
The right to rejecfany and an off era -Is reserved.
. Dated at Salem, Oregon. October 22, 192.
' -' Charles H. Carey
' xJ -.-''- CORPOBATIOIs COMMISSIONER,
V
IIMCEMI
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. PORTLAND. Ore., Oct,
-Tbere was little change in prices
at today's . session of the garden
ers and ranchers' market.
Pumpklna were offered at 4 0
cents a , cantaloupe crate and
moved fairly; well. A little com
was offered at 75 cents a crate
and celery was heln offered at
70 cents a dosen bunches for
hearts and 70 -cents a crate for
the stalks.
Cauliflower ahowed a top of 41
cents n crate and lettuce was up
to ft cent a crate. ,..
Tomatoes Per crate, 550e; Xe. Sa,
e Pr crate ; frees, 20e per crate.
Spiases Per eras re bex, 80 70s.
Carre tKw, per ies.a buaekec. 16a,
Beets Per deaea bsnekea. SOe. . ,
Parsley Per oea baaekea. 16e, '
Oreea Oaleaa Per deaea saaebes, 15a.
flrsea Onions Par 10 pemnda, Ubisk,
71..,.. , -
Turnips Per doses bnnekea, SOs.
Ratabagas Per erate,, SOe.
Radiahea Per doaea bascses. 15s.
Peas LoeaL S8s. ,
Lettaee Per erate, 50 3 75 1; aorthera,
S5w75e.
Osbbags Per erate. S0 SOe. .
Cmli flower Local. Re. 1, 804Se per
erate: No. a, 85e ner erate. -
Celery fissrts Doaea bnaeoea, 70&
Pappers fisd, 25e aer
greea, 0e per eraafa bex.
BH.i Per SCITe.
Sqaaah DaaUk, 70s per erate; nai
aw. 8050e; erookaaek, 15a,
Strawberries $2 2.25.
Cera Per sack. 751.
Cnenmbent Piekling, 80Q35e; sUelsg,
80($35b.
Krgplaat Local, 50e; Dallea, 80 & 60s.
Cantaloupe. Per erate, 1 1.05. -Peaehea
Oalwaya. 0T6e per box.
Pronea Per ponsd, 8 el
Pears D'AaJosa. 0QS5 per box;
Apple Jamble peck, per box. SO O
65c: BeHclons or floitzaabarn. n
fancy. $1.50.
Grape Concord, 80s per lni; Zla
fssdeL 605e per lag.
rampstna f er esatslevpa erata, 40e.
Braaaela Sprout Per erate, T080e.
ON SLOW MARKET
NEW YORK. Oct 19-(JP-
Stocka retreated a little further
today In the face of scattered
liquidation but trading vraa tha
smallest ia nearly a month.. After
tne market had displayed firm
mg tendencies, traders shied
away from the share list In late
dealmgo as wheat tumbled
sharply.
Turnover decreased to 42S.47e
sharea. t.j. smallest since Oct 8,
compared with 719.850 Friday.
The Standard SUtlsUcs Co. st-
erage for 90 stocks was four-
tenths of a point lower at f 9.4.
Safeway Stores. Standard Cfl
of California and other so-called
California stocks nicked - no ad
ditlonal gains as financial Inter
ests heard from latest re
ports on political trends in that
state. Safeway gained a point
Other chain stores. Including
Kroger, yielded a little ground
wane the market watched derel
opments In the Great Atlantic &
Pacific'! Cleveland difficulties.
Baldwin Locomotive preferred
recovered more than 1 points
after lta severe decline last week.
Kails eased. Santa Fe, Pennsyl
vania and New York Central
closed fractionally lower. Tha
break In wheat brought a little
selling into Montgomery Ward,
J. I. Case and Sears Roebuck.
American Telephone: Bethlehem
Steel, General Motors, Ameri
can Can and Du Pont sagged a
bit with the general list. Oils
were steady, aided by improve
ment In the gasoline market.
School Orchestra
Aids in Program
of Lincoln Club
RICKREALL. Oct. 27 The
Rickreall grade school orches
tra of 17 pieces made the trip
to Lincoln Friday night to play
two numbers for the community
club meeting.
Those In the orchestra are:
First nouns, Katie Whaley, Jean
Burns, Jane Findley, Dick White.
Donald Letteken, Barbara Kester,
Robert Kester, Billy Arer, Wal
ter Bill; second violin. Catherine
Loary, Jeanne Adams, Betty
Arer; horns: Hal Fox, Charles
AdAxnt, Robert Findler, Denie
Ross; pianist, Slots Findley;
director, Mrs.' Rose J. Pence.
:
V SES PAWNS IN HERDS J
. DAYTON, Oct, 29 Eira Dix
on, Royal Hlbba, Ralph Turner!
and E M. Maxwell returned homo
Friday after one week vacaUon
hunting trip spent near Prinerllle.
Maxwell killed a buck; many does
and fawns were seen,. 2 5 la some
of the herds. .
real and personal property owned-
Commissioner,' and recelyed at,
O-2J-30-N-I
HIS
SB .0 LOWED
I'EIPEG IEP01T
WE FOR SLUMP
CHICAGO,' Oct 2.-flWVnieat
collapsed 2 3-8 cents a bushel
maximum hero today largely ow
ing to reports that Premier Ben
nett of Canada would recommend
restricting Winnipeg grain spec
ulation. - . : ' . ' ' ; -
Announcement ot Canadian cor-
ernmeht Plans came Just . before
trading here was about ended for
the day, but the Chicago wheat
market -suffered an, immediate
fan to' low price records hereto
fore uneqhaled this season: Th
tumble of values was accompan
ied by a general ware ot Uauidat-
ing sales on the part of holders
of wheat future delivery contracts
. With-many stop-loss orders be
ing executed, wheat in Chicago
closed weak at prices ranging all
the way from 1 cent to 1 cents
under yesterday's finish. May
corn. X -s dowiu and
provisions unchanged to a rise of
7 ceata.. 1 .
Today's closing Quotations
Wheat: .
Dec. old, 95; new, 94-95;
May, 94K-X; July. 89-.
Corn: Dec old, 744; new 73-
4-TS: May 75T.-75; July 76
Oats: Dec new, 49 1-8- ; May,
Jar 42..
General Markets
PSODT7CE BXCHAKQE
POBTLAys. Ore, Oct. 20. (AP)
rronvce exenaage, net price :
Batter i extrai, 29 ; ataadsrda, 28;
inne tints, x i y ; iirst. zoc.
trrit V. a. apeeiala. 84; U. 8. extraa.
at; v. a. meaiam extra, zee.
Portland Grain
POSTXAXTD OUAIH
PORTLANO, Oct 29. (AP) Grata
Wheat Open Eigk Lew Cloa
Msy . 84 H 84 88 88
December SS 83 81 81
Cash: Big Bead bluest m, 80; dark
hard winter 12 per eeat 92 ; do 11 per
cent, 87 ; loft white, hard winter, nor
there apriag. weetern red. 80; west-
era must,
Oats, No. 3 white. 32.50.
Corn. Not 3 E yellow. S5.50.
Millroa standard. 21.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. , Oct 29. (AP) Batter
mat. A grade. SI He lb, ia parch
ment wrapper; 82 e lb. in eartoaa: B
I grade, parchment wrappers, 80e lb.;
canon oije 10.
Entterf at Portland delircry: A grade
delivery at laaat twice weekly. 81-S4
lb.; country rentes, 27-3 3 e lb.; B grade
vr sauTBir iewer inaa twice weexiy
Porttsad, 28-82 lb.; eoontry rontea, 27
$ls lb.; C grade at aisrket.
Eggs Sales to retailera: Seelsla, 86c;
extraa 84e; freak extras, brown, 84e;
staadarda 28c; freik atedium 28e; ntedi
am firat See; fralleta le; do first 18c;
checks. 28e; baker, 21c; extras $1
doaea.
Xggs Baying price ef wkolesslers:
fresh epecials, 83-3e: extraa 81e; freab
extra brown, 81e; extra firsts S9e; ex
tra saediaaa S4e; saedioa firsts Sxe;
pallets, 17-18: do firsto 18s; aader
grade l-17e dessa.
Cheese 0$ seore, Oregoa triplets, 18
e; loaf. 144. Broker will pay e
below ejaeiaUoas.
Milk Contract pries 4 per eeat ; Port
ias delivery. $2.30 ewt; JB grada creasi
$7e lb.
Coaatry aaeats SelUag pries te re
tailers: country killed sort, beat batch
er, aader ISO lba 10-10 e lb.; vealere,
fancy, 10-10 e lb.; Ugh sad thia. S-f
lb.: 140-170 lba S-7 lb ban A..r,m
lb.: fsaey lsntbs 10 -lis lb.; swes. $ 5
lb.; satter sows, 4-5e lb.; csnnera 8e lb.;
ball -8e lb.
Mohair 1934 baring pries. 18e lb.
Cssears bark Bavins- nriea 1BI1 naat
Se lb. - - . .
Hop 1984 focsle. 80 lb.; nix Kara
17-20e lb.; 193$ claatera, 13 lb.
Lirs nealtrr Portland delirm .
ing prices: colored ban, aader 5 lba.
14e lb.; do aader 5 Iba., 14e lb.; Leg.
bora fowls, ever 8 lbs, 10-lls lb.; de
ander S lbs, ll-12e lb.; colored spring,
1 te S lbs.. It lb.; broiler seder $
YK. 14.11. IV . . . . , ,
dock. 10-11 lb.; de colored 5-ftc lb.
Dressed tnrkTB No. 1 torn, 9.2a. Va
1 ktas. lie.
Onioaa Oreron. T0-80e mt Kft-lh ..
xahima, 05-IOc.
PoUtoea Oregoa Bsrbanka 80-00
cental; Scappoo, Ke. 1 Genu. S0-95e;
do No. 2. 70-75e cental: Bascbata Gnu.
05-1.00 centaL
Wl 1B14 elh). anminnl- Wltl.natta
allay, aaditua 80s lb.; fias sr half
blood. SOe lb.: lamb. 18a lb aaataa
Oreeos, 17-20e lb. . j
Hay Bsvmx uriea fram itnuin f
alfalfa. Vs. L new erop, $17.60-1 S; eeet-
.7 v f .? m" eats, sis tea;
vetch. SIS: Willamette vallav ti.ota
8H.80 ton; clever, $1$ tea, PortlaaA
Portland Livestock
PORTLAirD. Oca. SS - AVI Vttlai
Reeeipts 8000; sboat steady.
'Steers, geod, connaoa a medium, 8.00
5.65; heifers, good, common sasdlssa.
8.00-4.85; cow, good, eommoa h modi
"J. t !7 tt eattsr. LIS
3.25; bulls, rood h eeoiee, 8.10-8.50; sat
ter, common A saediaaa. 9.15-8.10; veel
ara. geed .A eheiee, e.OO-f.ee; emll.
eemmea A ' madlam. i.se-a.eo: aafraa.
rood A choice, 8.00-8.50; eoauaea me
ainm, s.w-eiMi. ,
Ha rat araimta lSAO; 9S.SA. Vt.t.
for kiUer. ..... " Tl
Lightweight, good a choice; 4.78-4.08;
ediasi vsirkt good eseiec, 5.35-8.00;
ksary-eirht go ekeiee, 4.60-6 J6;
faekiag sews, steditua A goei. 8-5-4.25;
?m a- c"' ". sooa castes,
' Sheen: Reeelnta 00; nbaat ataail
Lambsv geed ekeiee, SA04.60:yei
nag .5 weuters. 8 JO-8.00 j ewes, . good A
enotes, s.aa-.w; call, eoauaea A
diom, ,75-8.00. w
HaUowejPajrty'
Slated by Artisan
"- Unit on Thursday
, WOODBTJItN., Oefe J 2t.--Me
hers and friends, of the Wobdburn
Artisaa. assembly No. 411 held a
card party mnA dance at the Arti
san hail ThuriuIar Tenln Fire
hundred and pinochle were playi
"d. prises for high acore going to
urs. Harry Hefling. Donald Jonas.
Mrs. Max Warring and Joseph
KusL ' Consolation t prizes : were
given to Wy las Freeman, George
Kudna r and MarJorie'FanieOner.
The next meeting of th4 Artisans
will be heldThursdAj2ilght.lffftJ
yemberrli AfUr the hpslBess a
Hsllowa-eiTparty win pa held, v
air. tna Mrt. J. F. van Allen.
who hare', recently .moved . tA
Woodburn i, from; Rosebura : haTe
rented the- John-. Nolan bnildinr
at 1S2 iWest Lincoln street And
nave opened - A Innca room and
conrectionery- They have remod
eled and refiniahed the Interior
Of the bnildiitf.
' , . Vj. J ; . . . - -3 - -
CLUB POSTPOXED '.'
HAZEL GREEN. Oct. 29
The Sunshine Searing "club Till
not meet thla week. Next meet
ing date will be announced later.
Salem Marlccts
: Grade D raw A per cent
milk, co-op pool price S2.US
per bnndred. -
- (MOk eased es aami sientbly
amterias svarags
Distributor price $2.10.
Jiatterfat Top 20c ana
SOc; B grade prints SOHc;
A crado prints, SI fie.
Prices psli W grswsrs by galsai barer.
- ,-. October $0 , .
(Tks erfeea la. aaepaag by a teeat
areeer. are tadieeUve ef she dally market,
bat are as gasrsstsed by The Sutes
awa.; - -, -
i FRUITS ' - " "
(Buying Price) - .
Crssberries. kbL J J.T8
Orapefrsit, ITorida - - a kq to 4,59
Orapefrait Arlaewa S ao i.
Caaabaa, lb. ,01 '
Pvaagea, Taleneiaa, fancy 4-78 te S.00 ;
"-"aaaa. tn n SIS1B - ; ,OS ' '
Baada . " .o -
t"M 1 1 SAO te 8.25
Urn, fresh - 10a
Grape .
f-'-aa 1.1$
Lady fingers - L7S
Whits Malagas . L25
Tossy . : v 1 s
Apples, bbel ... , , ., , S to LOO
Feera, D Anion, bu. . L .76
VEGETABLES
(Barinc Prieal
RadJikes.
4W8.
. - -
.20
8snuaer sqasth, erste,
1.00
-75 te 1.00
an
tjecat celery, ee.
vaallflewer
Egg plant locat lb. i ng
Cabbage, ewt local 1.00 te 1.50
ureea peppera. local, lb. .OS
vroiona. Y ibinrtsn so na
.76
.65
1.00
.20
.01
.15
.00
.80
.42
S.00
.08
.15
.23
.85 .
.50
cai onions, 60 : lbs.
Lettnea. loetL erato 75o to
Beets, local, dot.
Sqaaah. Hubbard, aad R.aan.
Carrot, local, do. 1$ t
IjOcsi fotstees
be. 1, haadred
No. X, hendred
Takima. 50 lba.
Sweet potatoes - , -, , -
Rna.t Peas, IK
Filberts . .1 ta
Turnip, do. , ,
Endives, do.
Italian broccoli.
large -
BOP8
tBnvina PHat
CTnter. 1084, lb, top. 18
.1
.88
oggKa. 1934, top. lb.
EGGS
(Baying Price)
Extra
Standard
Kediasaa ,
.82
.29
.37
.17
.84
.83
.8
.80
Pallet
Wholesale Sailing pnee
a-xra
Standard
Mediums -
Pallets
WOOL AJf MOHAIR
(Burin. Prieal
Mohair. 1984 clip .se msrket
Mediaai wool. 1934
.88
Coars ead fins wool. 1034,
JtO
POUl.TKy
IBavine Prlral
Besvy hen. 4 to 8 lbs.
.10
.10
.10
.08
.00
.19
Jl
.04
.88
Ore 5 Doondi lb.
Colored medians, lb. .
attaiam Leghorn, lb. -- ,
LrtXBt. 10.
Broilers, colored, lb.
. Lcrborn. lb.
MS. lb ...
Tarkey. bene. lb.
MEAT
Baying Prieal
Spring lambs
-4.50 te
8.00
Tesrliags
Ewe .
.08 sad
.08
.01
Bog. 180-160 lbs.
S.2S
5.50
6.00
J)3
.02
.024
170-110 lba.
810-130 lba.
Steer -
Cows
-08
te
to
-01
Ball
03 te
Heifers
.02 te
.08
VesL top ,
4.60 te 8.00
freaaed vesL ton
, J09
vrsatea sag
.11
GRAIB A5D HAT
(Bavins Price
Wheat, wet tern red .. .
. .77.
. .TO
.28.00
.84.00
.30.00
wait. e. 1
Barley, feed. s?e. L tea
staiusg. ton -reed,
tea
Hay. barins Drici
uiover ssy
. S.00
. S.00
.11.00
Osts sad vetch, tea ,, -A
If alia, vsllev. firat cat
Clever Seed -
Red, lb.
. .17
- .20
.80.00
-87.00
Alika. lb.
Vetch seed, tea
Osts. milling, toa
Stocks and Bond,
(Copyright, 1984, Standard Statistics
Co.)
October 20
STOCK ATOXAGES
50 20 $8 SO
India IK'S Cta. Tatal
Today 81.1 86.0 SS.S 00.0
Prsvioas dsy 81. .l 55.8 70.0
Week ago - 88.7 86.J 5S.S 71.8
Tear sge 83.7 89.6 71. 74.
years age 7B.0 47.4 117.8 80.8
years ase 182.6 118.7 12ft s 12 7
High 1984 105.0 54.8 00.S 98.8
Low 1984 T8.0 84.1 68.8 89.4
S0KD ATRXAGSS
10 20 30
India BB'a. Dts. Tetsl
Today 82.6 82 0 88.7 84.4
Prsvioas dsy 82.4 88.1 88.S' 84.4
Week sge 82.0 08.4 . 88.8 84.6
Tear age . 72.0 71.4 70.8 74.7
S years sge 7S.7 ' 80.1 00.1 81.0
High 1034 83.1 SO. 90.1 88.1
Lew 1084 T2.6 74.1 77.3 74.8
(103 average eqnala 100) .
a. YOUTH BILEAKS A1UC
BICKIUtALL, Oct 19. Dale,
lS-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Wilson, broke his left arm Just
above the wrist Fridsy at the
Greenwood tehooL He was on the
back of a fellow playmate and
when slipping off put hi hand on
tne ground.. - . - . , , .
NOTICE OF MEETING
V OF CREDITORS; ..
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE . UNITED STATES for the
District of Oregon, In the Matter
of Elmer -Ferguson, Debtor. In
proceedings for a Composition or
Jbtenslon. . ,
To the credlton of Elmer Fer-
Susoa of Sllrerton in the County
oi Marion, and district aforesaid:
Notice la hereby gives that on
the 19th day of September. A. D.
It 2 4, the petition of the said El
mer Ferguson praying that he be
afforded an opportunity to effect
a composition or nn extension of
time to pay his debts under Sec
tion 7f ot the Bankruptcy Act.
i i i ,&..- t m.a a
wa ajrproTca py HUB COUIV SS
properly filed under s&ld section;
aad that the -first meeting of "his
creditors will he held at Saiem,
uregon, jtoom 2 la Federal Poit-
oioce Bonding on the 7th day of
November,: A. D.. 192 4, at 19:99
o'clock fa the forenoonTat which
time the said! creditors may at
tend, PROVE THEIR CLAIMS,
examine the- debtor, and transact
such business as may properly
come before said meeting. At said
meeting, tali Elmer Ferguson,
debtor, proposes 16 offer terms ef
composition or extension of his
debts. v - . ,
SEYMOUR JONES,"
- Conciliation Commissioner.
October 27, 1924.' , Q-20
BUFATUBS
cEnTiiEa
r Butterfst climbed n cent
pound on the local market yes
terday, to top ot SO cents. Bute
ter took a half cent boost, B trade
prints emoted at 29 cents ant!
A grade prints at 21 H cents.
Hogs were np 25 cents a huv
dred. - Other markets,, were un
changed. v,V-
S1.25 OFFERED FOR
PORTLAND. Oct. 29-JP--A-
vances la the eastern cheese
trade were general, the chief
cause being the tighter holding
of distributors. - -
Trade in the butter market
was strong at the almost general
advance forced on cubes- by the
produce exchange. There was also
an advance in butterfat hut the
price, was still showing a spread.
Market for eggs continued - te
hold firm here. A boost of le was
quoted on the exchange , tor me
dium! bat all fresh eggs were
well held with storage stock -
weak. - ' ,
There was a good demand for
live chickens in the local trade
and prices were being well main
tained generally. Buyers were
keenly seeking leghorns which
were scarce.
In general there remained a
good tone for country killed -meats
but without price changes
of any sort for the week's open
ing. The liberal showing last
week was generally taken care
of.
Seattle Interests with local
connections were again trying te
stop farmers from shipping and
selling country killed meats te
Portland. Such an ordinance wag
due to come before the council
after election.; ; ,
Rather alow trading -tone Is
shown for po.atoes here with
eontlnnance of the- fight between
large retailers. The country
however, was not inclined te
push sales at relative values.
Onion prices In general ware
being stiffened here with the
country freely offered up te
$1.25 net at Oregon growing
points and. little selling resulting
at that, Yakimas were practically
unchanged.
NOTICE OF MEETING
OF CTEDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT GW
THE UNITED STATES for the
District of Oregon, in the Matte
of George H. Colgan, Debtor, la
proceedlnga for a Composition or
Extension.
To the creditors of George H,
Colgan of Salem, In the County
ot Marlon, and district aforesaid!
Notice Is hereby given that on
the 21st day of July. A.D. 1924,
the petition ot the said George H. -Colgan
praying that he be afford
ed an opportunity to effect a com
position or an extension of time
to pay his debts under Section 71
of the Bankruptcy Act, was ap
proved by this court as properly
filed under said section; and that
the first meeting of hla creditors
will be held at Salem, Oregon,
Room 2 In Federal Postofflee
Building on tbe 7th dsy of Nov-j
ember, A.D. 1924. at 2:00 olclock1
in the afternoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend,
PROVE THEIR CLAIMS, exam
ine the debtor, and transact sueh
bnainesa as may properly coma
before said meeting. At said meet
ing, said George H. Colgan, debt
or, proposes to offer terms of com
position or extension of his debts.
SEYMOUR JONES,
Conciliation Commissioner.
October 27, 1924. - 0-2
JfssBdsy, Octsbss SI
ROW POETLAHU ga
7:00 Ooepel Binger. HBO.
7;ll Caatla ef Romance, NBC
7:80 Piaso. -
6:15 Brsekfatt auk.
9:00 -Concert Trie.
0:45 Oookiee SehoeL
10:08 Army Bead Ceaeert, KBO.
11 ISO K.tng's Gaard, Ea .
13:00 Rotal ayrscass Orchestra. KBO. v
86 Pisae, - -'- .
8:80 Slices sf Tjfs, ITB0. , -
8:36 Deretky Page, MB0.
8:45 Harold Tea Horn. KBO.
:80 Tee sad Tear Geverameat, KBflL
S:0S Nemada. KBO. - .
8:00 Ames V Aady, KBO.
10:80 Bert Weedyard's Oreheatra.
11:00 Dwight Johasea's Orchestra,
11 :80 Bsl Tsbsria Orebestrs, h'BC
Kia-POBTLAJTD X1S0 Xa.
8:80 Concert .
f ;45 Varieties. -'
8:30 U. S. Marias Baal ghnt-U Boat.
8:80 Orekeetra.
JS Clay Landoa, ITBO. -10:01
Ronald Bask.. - --
II :3ft Oregoa Psdarstioa ? Womsa'a
; Clubs.
11:00 Baed Vaate. - - -11:45
M alii Bret KB 01 - "': ' 1
18:Oe Noontime Daaoe Prolle. -
13:15 Westers rant sad Seats Hon'-
1:00 Orchestra. .
1 :45 Rosa Poaselle. .' . I
t :00 World Beeksasa. - t , a)
s:w-vrenaair. . . , , -'.J .
8:188 mnhenv. - ' U -
4:15 rlaatal Orchestra,? FBa '"
8:15 Sieeea Bros.
10:85 Piaao.
10445 OlympisBs. ' ' ? -
11:00 lmbsitador Hotel Orchestra. . -
v,flv--f lira, . ; , ..
U;30-13:00 Dsnee Jfrolle. -X
:OAO 4TOBT4TTT8 BSS - r
(00 Home Xeeaeeaies Obsarrer.
10:46 Aadent Bst AaUosv lavtt.
11:15 What EdaestoTi ars Polar.
13. -00 Noon Tana Rear. . . .s
DuS. FEW SOLD
Radio-Program
1:15 KOAO Bcluwl at the Air. '
8:15 Oaardiag Tear Health.
8 :00 Homemaksra' Half Bear.
f;00 Opera Stories "J oris de Da
Jiae." "
$ :4S Teapen Led by Dr r'rsak B.
' Mathews.
1:80 Sveaiag Fann Hear.
1:00 Musitais Loals Crow, Balto.
8:15 Onr Oerioas Ways ef iHrfsr
' Prof. B. H. Dana. - . -
8:45-1:00 Soieaes vs. Hokam--pr. J.
W. Par-.