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SITUATIONS WANTED
iMMMassV
piSt miw AAf1no Mslilnsl
w-m r--aeg iwttini eta. V.vc
meat, electric, plumbing. Prices right
Remodel complete Job. Call 621 J.
Free, nurse. A. B. W 497 & Capitol.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
! Englewood Nureery shrubs,
trees. Seasonable. 20(0 Nebraska Ave.
Scbrelber.
Shakes. 1SS1 N. Front- TeL $13$.
Apples 25c, walnuts 12 and 14c
sirs. Wright. 4 mt Wallace rd.
Just arrived, a load of horsea. rana--
lag from lie to 1400 lbs., for sale or
exchange : aleo ose rood span of males,
! N. Com'l and River St.
Old papers Its per bundle. Statee-
maa eirioc
FRUIT and NUT TREES, Frultland
Kureery. Baleeyard and office at 140
Center. Good reliable stock. A. I.
SLaitua, prop. TeL 9829.
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Com position shingles applied com
plete 4,7 5 square write or call 889
Oak,
Host made belled eider. Full oiMrt
bottle, 39c Puritan Cider Works. West
Ealem.
Heatlns; stove, $17.50. 1149 Union,
Com and mil fed fryers. 10c lb.
Mve Weight. Tel. C4FS.
Walnuts i$e-2Sa lb. In and 10 lb.
lota Delivered Wednesdays.- TeL
14SF1L f ..
r V-W ffj
Hog fuel, prompt -delivery. TeL
fit. , 1 - .
WANTED nsceIlaneou9
ssjai seaaaeaaae m ' 1 ,Si,VlJVsMW"'rM'KfV
Home modernizifig. TeL CIS.
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WANTED Used first mH tnrm.
pet 1 or wi use. sj-xb. l tL ssiz.
""-Ti'i'i'inimnrinffinnn n n
Wanted 1 ar 4 ton stocic beets, Must
e close to Salem or Independence.
- , ruu-rt. independence, ore.
WANTED Walnut meats, say quao-
tjtT-ytirn. Pata Cafeteria.
MISCELLANEOUS
Haircut lto20a SOS a WUttr.
SitV rnnllftt SsiIsmbb Cass CfKsaM
Vour Corners. Pea Road, TeL 4210.
. Free Wo pick bp dead and worth
less horses, cows, sheen. TeL 4I(.
Now fa tfi f Imm a iov wA.,
feolored clothes dyed darker for winter,
iftes plain costs or dressed dyed for
12.6. UeirO nKv overcoats; Udies
Pill" coats, dresses cleaned and press
ed, 75c Free delivery. Pantorlum Dye
rorfce. 41 ft. Hlrh. Tel. 7S.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rlbntna rm .r. .... ?a
ea laNtaa- VrVU( s, SV.
Lars front ron, 254 N. Church.
f
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BICYCLES
Give a bicycle this Christmas, Terms,
Harry W. Scott. 147 S. Com'L
FURNITURE
For Dad A nice comfy chair with
"Kant-Sag" spring construction Which
Insures comfort snd durability. A small
deposit will hold one for Chriatmas de-
It Tery, o come in tomorrow and select
one. imperial furniture Col, 4(7 court
etreeu .
e e- -. '
Mother would be dellshted with one
f these beautiful "Kant-Sag" spring
construciea iJA v injKi a. a gin
that would last for years. Imperial
s-urn. uo ei vourt sc.
HAND BAGS
A fino assortment of hand bsgs.
These make excellent Christmas gifts;
I L00, L5. IJ.V5. Price Shoo Store.
JEWELRY
Diamonds, watches; lings, f onntain
pens, silverware, clocks. The Jewel
Box. "The store that sells for less,
Before you buy. compare our prices ;
17a N. liberty.
LAMPS
TRAMPS TRAMPS What 'eoatd be
nicer than a nice Flow Lamp for
Christmas. See our selection of beau
tiful lamps now on display. Imperial
Furniture Co 4(7 Court St. . j . ,
LADIESVOSE
Hoss Is always appreciated as a gift
Silk hose 11 pair, s pabr for. St aad
up to t par pair. Price. Shoe Store.
NEWSPAPER
1 isv
r - til OIFTS TK O-TB
Send Tbe OresTOB Statesmaa for one
year. - ,
i SXJBJKJRl PTIO" KATES:
i By City Carrier . , ,, , per -rear
iBy Mall Ia Ore,) M-0' " "
(By Mali (p-taide Ore)
f special. Three . Months by Mail (in
IV 2
ROOM AND BOARD
Room, for two. Table board. Real
enable, TeL 444.
Table board. Terr close In. 6 4 SI.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
S n rnro an 11 fS rknlr
s k. Ape. psruy rurn. Hollywood
dlst. Inqulre-1045 N. 22nd St,
Mod, apt, adults. 4 11 Union. TeL 6(81
Fura. t: R. SDL. bath. 23(1 Hazl.
TeL 71(4.
t B. aptav Zcqulrtj at 111 Maxioa 8t
' FOR RENT HOUSES
- ""n "i iiiirmran iruiru-inri.il.
Hoosea, Melvta Johnson. TeL 1721.
t nm fnrnlatuHl Iumiml K-.K-1r
preferred. Apply Buster Brown Shoe
Repair Shop.
we-weeeee(wwwwMWww
Mod. S room house, newly decorated.
Full basement, etc. TeL (14.
FOR RKNT Good 4 rm. bouse, 141
8. 15th St
Two furnished houses and two tbat
are not furnished.
P. XL BEUU 101 Oregon Bldg.
I Telephone till
WANTED TO RENT
Wanted to Rent Service station or
suto camp. Box 17 State-man.
FOR SALE Real Estate
FOR BALE
Beautiful English type homo of hol
low tile construction, stone-tone exter
ior, 7 large cheerful rooms, t sets
plumbing. 1 lots with several large
oak trees For sale st $(,000 which is
one-half value. Terms can be ar
ranged. CHILD? a MILLER, Realtors
144 State Street TeL 4701.
FOR SALE
Ideal country home, (-room Rouse,
barn, frarage. . family orchard; 1H
acres. One mile from Salem. (500 cash,
balance monthly. Price $2750.
W. G." KRUEGER
147 X. Com'L TeL 4721.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
EXCHANGE
Comfortable C roent house on Fair
mount Hill, east front lot, large fir
trees, fine view of mountains and city.
Priced low at $(500. $4000 long time
loan, low rate of interest Will ac
cept smaller place as part payment.
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
S44 State Street TeL (701.
$2000 equity in fine modern home
near schools for acreage house or se
curities. J3ox x t a statesman.
K A. J A. In hops, 4 rm. house, large
barn, large chicken house; hog house,
1 mL S. K. Champoeg. Trade for
small acreage near Salem. Grant-Crit-tenden,
ManonIe Bldg.. Salem. Ph. 41(1.
FOR SALE FARMS
Farms for rent, sale, trade. Oregon
Lsmtifj v.a, ric nj wrooaounu freu
AN OUTSTANDING FARM
10 seres, good land, all In cultiva
tion, ( room v plastered bouse, good
barn, garage, gas and electricity.
Equipment for . JlACfi . chickens. Three
acres logans, 89 walnut trees, 100 fil
bert trees, ISO prune trees, all m bear
mg. Team, cow and all farm imple
ments. Hay and feed la the barn. Good
spring. Located north of Salem on good
road. One-half mile off pavement Close
to grade and high school. $1250 cash,
balance of $1500 payable at $100 per
year plus Interest See Clifford Harold
at Chllds and Miller Realtors, S44 State
St TeL (70S or if you want me Sun
day come to $75 Belmont
FARM BARGAIN
l acre farm, good dairy ranch,
buildings, some stock and equipment
goes, only S miles out on paved road,
price $8o per acre, some terms SEE
THIS FARM BEFORE TOU BUT.
W. H. GRABEXHORST & CO.
Realtors
114 ft Liberty St. TeL 4(S
The very best btry: 15 A .equipped,
$2,000 if taken before December 1st;
terms. Tou cannot beat It.
H. C. SHIELDS
110 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 1902.
Business Opportunities
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Make grease less donuts In your homo
with elec baker. Sell stores, cafes No
comp. $14 dally. S01 4 S. E. Salmon,
Portland.
Grotto Restaurant See Freeman,
Room 9, 716 & Bush.
MONEY TO LOAN
CAN TOU USE
$160 $200 $100 f
Borrowing money here Is simplicity It
self. Oar loan accommodations are In
tended to help all deserving people. We
invito your application. Tfm have your
cboios of
4 LOAN PLANS
2 REPAYMENT PLANS
Come In, write or "Phone.
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOCIETY
OF SALEM
Member of NRA,
Room 119, New Bllrh Bid, fnd floor
LICENSED NO. S-12J by STATE
51 S State St Tel. 3740
Loans blade In Nearby Towns
--'"'- - ii-iJi-Wiwy--.1-.inn.
$5 Xmas Money
It won't be long now. Shop early.
Alt loans quick and confidential.
No security or endorsers
STATE LOAN CO.
til Orew Bldg. Lie by St S-165.
5 Farm Loans 5
. Plenty Of money for well Improved
farms If amply secured. Improve or
buy now, with cheap money. Ask for
booklet "Willamette Valley Farma"
Hawklna and Roberta. Inc
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
t to 10 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st NaTL Bank Bldg. Phone 155L
- Licensed by State
fXTT NAOPCWTERRIEVX
If VOTT THINK THE. "TOLAS?
m t-rxr tun usnn t
-inr . rvvc m sj
LOOKS TO ME LIKE HE
A V0ND AND PLAVPUL
MVT WAIT A TVllNUTE.
WEr GETS HEW- AND
WALL Stt
-.v
'fyi
Interesting
Facts . . .
Tones of piano wire buried in
the Dneiproatror daxa -enabled
Soviet engineers to calculate the
exact stress on th dam.
O
Front a study of the life tpan of
animals In relation to their infan
cy period Russian scientists hsro
concluded that th normal human
life should ba 180 years.
O
A man waa revived by Chicago
physicians after being officially
pronounced dead only to die 16
hours later of a blood clot on the
brain.
O
A new glass has been made by
the admixture of a little iron
which will stop more than SO per
cent of the sun's heat
MONEY TO LOAN
mm - - i uin r n r -juin
CHATTEL LOANS
CARS RE-FINANCED
WILLAMETTE LOAN. CO.
TeL 1177 SOS Guardian Bldg- Salem
S-1S4 State License Nos M-l S .
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Sale Purs, Oak Grove school Polk
county. E. H. Tarpley, Route , Salem.
SALE Cows snd heifers, fresh and
coming fresh soon. Kepbart. op p. store,
Macleay.
FOR SALE WOOD
14 In. old fir, $5. 4 ft dry 2nd growth
1 cd. lota $4 cd. 4 ft ash $4.75. TeL
S7S5.
1$ Inch old fir. dry oak. ash. 4 ft
tnd growth. TeL SS.
Dry planer and slab wood. Prompt
ueiivcry. cb
- " " - - -i-i-i ii ," nrm nri.nnj
OUARANTBKD DRY
TeL SOOS Salens Fuel Cm. Tra A
Cottage.
Wnl tnr mmm t K tl 11 l
2nd growth, $4.75; 4 ft $4.25 1 1 ta.
oia iir, f.s. Tel. S44L
Dry old fir. tnd' growth wood.
screenea nog raeL STea e wens,
Good dry wood. TeL 1154. r tl
I -1-,-,-,-,-,-.--.-,
Good dry 2nd growth. TeL $7(9.
Good dry wood. JTsL 1447.
Ury Sad growth, Tel. 4IYT.
MAeaasSaealSsSssSS-SS-awSi
TeL 1S30 for wood. R. M. Asbcroft,
170 KIngwood Ave., West Salem.
Dry wood that Is dry. Tel. 11SF2S.
WOOD SAWING
Wood sawing reasonable. Call 8280.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Bible, name Wlkje Wlnslow.
Leave Statesman office. Reward.
LOST Bunch key a TeL 5552.
Lost bunch keeys st Crystal Garden,
Sat p. m. TeL 7291. Reward.
PERSONAL
s-a a a s -Y"vrw-yv-h-runjrrv-!
GORDON FLEMING, READER,
1980 FERRT ST.
Lonesome clubs, 25c. TeL (132.
I will not be responsible for bills
contracted by anyone except myself.
R. P. Burgess.
FOR SALE USED CARS
A $3500 Car
For $550
1930 La Salle, 5 pass, coupe, like
new, new tires, new paint and me
chanically O. K. Low Mileage.
DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
430" N. Commercial TeL 3189
NOW WRECKING
28 Pontlac Coach
, '25 Cleveland Sedan '
26 Chevrolet
24 Star
26 Easex
ACME AUTO & TRUCK WRECKERS
130 S .Commercial
USED TIRES
We have the largest supply of used
tires In the county.
ACME AUTO & TRUCK WRECKERS
430 So. Com't St Salem, Ore.
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tlBS TRUCK- SPEmil. ies
'29 Ford truck, overhauled. First
class throughout Can use wood part
payment 240 No. Liberty. Borrego
Car Market. Tel. 3681.
fob men pupils
JEFFERSON. Not. 27. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cosia and daug h-
OPEN HOUSE PLA
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Business
Directory
Cards 1b this directory ran
oa a monthly basis only. Bates
aijQO per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Psnek. 17$ Sooth Commercial
CATERING
Corns chJckea tamallea, TeL (E4L
Hoi-rook's chicken tsmalea TeL (331.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
TOIepboao 4419. It g Northnesa,
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. a U SCOTT, rSC, Cbiroprsotor,
tit N. High.. Tea, Rea. 17(1,
DANCING
Phyllis Qranfs studio. TeL T(1T.
FLORISTS
Brelthaupt's, SS7 Court
ALL kinds of flora! work. Lets
1st 1274 N. Liberty. TeL 9591.
INSURANCE
beciu. a mendr-Cks
1(9 W. High - , TeL (94T.
LAUNDRIES
THfi NSW SALEM LAUNDRI
TUS WlODfeU- LAUNDRI
1(1 a High Tel 91SA
CAPITAL C1TX LAUNDRI
First la Quality and dervloo
Triepnone lltt 11(4 Broadway.
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL. Ba01NU CO. Pbooe 4UCS,
SALEM FLUFF BUG aad Mattress
Factory. MSW MATTRESS made to
order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, aia
ing; huff rug weaving. & 11th a Wil
bur. Tel SiiL OTTO F. 2 WICKER.
Est 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL Fuse raOMa, sewtng
mariilnea, shest sausle aad plaaa sws
dles. Repairing radios, pbooograpa
sod sew la cisghhiss. 411 State Street.
Salem.
PHOTO ENGRAYEKS
Saleta photo eogravtn 147 N. Com
merctal. TeL S197.
PRINTING
FOR STATION ERI. cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind el
printing; sail The Statesman Prlntus
Department. 11$ & CeiamorolaL Tale
phopo 910L
RADIO SERVICE
Moore's TeL 7 495 N. High.
REAL ESTATE
BECKE a HENDRICKS, TeL 4447.
STOVES
1 repair stoves, raagea circulators
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, raages
and circulators, stock fence, posts,
chicken wire. Salem Fence and Stove
Works. 2(1 Chemeketa. TeL 4714. B. B.
Fleming.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant traaafer storage
call 111L Larmer Iranster Co. Trucas
to Portland dally. -
CAPITAL CITI Transfer Co. lit
State 8L TeL 7771. Dlstributlag for
warding and storage our specialty.
Get our rates.
Willamette Valley Transfer. Salem ts
Portland hauling. TeL 8722.
Anywhere for hire truck. Special rate
on town hauling. TeL S278.
HAND WEAVING
Exclusive band woven bars, scarf
pillows and rugs. Magobo Hand Weav
ers, 840 N. 20th 8t TeL 6830.
WELL DRILLING
R, A. West, 19 years experience, BFU
7. Box 101. TeL 110FS.
ter, Patricia Elaino are here from
Yreka, Cal., for an extended visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe II arris.
. A. ' Barlow' of Kings Valley
has opened a second hand store
In Jefferson In th old Livery
barn building on Main street. He
has moved his family to Jeffer
son, occupying the Fuller house
across from the Terminal.
Mrs. C. E. Tatro of Sclo Is
planning to open a restaurant In
the old creamery building on
Second street. The Inside of the
building is undergoing a o m e
changes.
Word has been received from
Oakland, Calif., of the birth of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James
Shattock. Mrs. Shattock will bo
remembered as Muriel Thomas,
and a niece of Mrs. C. M. Smith.
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-7L7T
HIS UTTLE TAIL?
HAVE- Wt
FWJEtlTW AS'
He WANTS TO
rr V3E ta?EAT
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PORTLAND, Nov. 17.-(ff)-De-mapd
for eggs continued about
steady her although pric condi
tion were mixed. Portland pric
es through the medium of the pro
duce exchange hare been dropping
tar mora rapidly than have values
at other points and chiefly New
York, which is considered more or
less a prle fixer for the beet
grades here.
Receipts of fresh eggs contin
ued to gain but th Increase waa
absorbed by th greater demand
tor new lay rather than for stor
age stock which Is reaching the
end of its season.
Pending the approaching holi
day there continued mora or less
steadiness reflected in th batter
trade. Praetieally no changes
were suggested in prices. Butter
fat was firm.
Thora was apparently sufficient
chickens arriving to take care of
trad wants with th possible ex
ception of springers or roasters.
These were scarce. Demand was
excellent for light hens.
There was a rather good call
for dressed ducks here with fancy
quality selling up to 17-1 8c lb.,
with geese around 16c for best
dressed. Live geese as well as
dressed stock were -in moderate
call.
Market for country killed meats
was about steady with the excep
tion of beef, which waa weak.
Trade in general was inclined to
be slow as Is normal for this per
iod. I
STORE, JEFFUI
STAYTON. Nov. 17. Plans
hav been mad for aa "open
house" for high school students
again thla year. Two years ago
this program was carried out and
each affair was well attended.
This plan was made with the Idea
of giving high school students a
chance to get together for an eve
ning of games, cards and music.
The first on for this year will
be December X, and will bo held
at th Women's club house, where
th gatherings were held before.
Host and hostess on thla data
will be Earl Wright and Zelpha
Smith. Th affairs are chaper
oned by parents and members of
th faculty.
The opening of Ma tth leu's new
building was attended by hun
dreds, both Saturday afternoon
and evening. Freo drinks, sand
wiches and confections were dis
tributed. The free dance at th
Forrester hall and given by th
Matthleu's, had an exceptionally
large attendance also.
The Jack Reister home was the
scene of a jolly gathering Thurs
day night, when Mrs. Reister and
her sister, Mrs. Vincent Maertz.
entertained their 600 club. Mrs.
Eleanor Steward was awarded th
prize for high score, while the
consolation prize went to Mrs. Lee
KIHIan.
Western Wools'
Demand Active;
Easterns Drag
BOSTON, Nov. 7H")-(TJ. g.
Dept. Agr.)-Demand was onlta
active on the finer grades of
western grown wools, but rather
draggy on easters grown fleeces.
Sizable quantities of bulk average
to good French combing 64s and
finer territory wools In original
bags moved at 67-76 cents scoured
basis, while graded lines brought
70-73 cents depending upon sta
ple. Graded French combing 68s,
60s, blood territory wools sold
at 68-70 cents scoured basis. A
few lots of strictly combing 66s,
3-8 blood brought 65-68 cents,
but lower grades were quiet.
Stocks and Bond
(Copyright 1934. 8tssdard StatUUes
Co.)
Kevember 17
STOCK AVSaAOXB
50 SO 20 SO
, India BR' a Ots. Total
Today 8.l S8.1 58.5 74.9
Previous week S9.7 .87.0 55.1 75.8
Week age (7.0 Se.S 49.5 7J.6
Tear sfe .. S8.0 . (7.0 7S.S
3 years ege 72.3 97.7 111.4 79.8
7 years s0 143.7 123 J 128.4 112.6
High 1934 .105.0 64.8 80.3 93.8
Lw 1S34 78.0 14a 43.9 SS.4
805TD AVEBAOEa
SO ?o ?n aa
fa.la UK's. Uta. Tout
Today
84,1
81.8
81.4
88.5 84.8
88.3 84.6
Prsvions da- 83.0
Week ago 83.7
Tear ago 70.6
S years age 73.S
High 1934 84.1
Low 1934 72.8
New 1934 low.
80.5
08.6
74.4
90.0
74.1
68.9 84.1
78.6 71.8
8S.S 78.9
0.6 88.1
77.1 74,8
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WICM'StY
NEW YORK, Nov. S7P)-Af-ter
advancing for four consecutive
sessions, the stock market ran in
to some profit taking today that
resulted in what brokera refer to
as a "healthy corrective."
Transfers totaled 1,012.660
shares against 1,411,020 yester
day and the Standard Statistics
average for 90 selected Issues
yielded seven-tenths of a point to
74.5.
Rail stocks responded to farth
er reports that Washington would
take ateps to put the depressed
transportation systems back on
their feet.
International business machines
ran ap points to a new year's
top on the declaration of a 2 per
coat stock dividend in additioa to
the regular quarterly disburse
ment. This issue slipped back,
later to close unchanged. Ameri
can Can dropped 1 points al
though the directors, after the
close, voted an extra dividend of
$1 along with the regular pay
ment. This waa the first extra tor
American since 1131.
Losers of fractions to a point
or so included U. S. Steel, Ameri
can Telephone, Allied Chemical,
Consolidated Gas, Westlnghouse,
American Tobacco B, Bethlehem
SteeL Chrysler, General Motors,
International Harvester, M o n t
gomery Ward, National Biscuit,
Sears Roebuck, Union Carbide,
Public Service of New Jersey and
Eastman Kodak. Most of the oils
were fairly steady.
General Markets
pomrxjurD pzoxrooi
PORTLAND, Ore- Ksv. 89. (APJ
Prsdaes exchange, aet prices:
Batter: Extras SS; atsndares, 80 M;
prima firsts, 80; firsts, IS Vie.
Ens: U. a special-. 29; U. B. extras,
28; U. A aMdiam extras, 24c.
omoow-Jror" raioxg
PORTLAND, Ore, Kov. 29. (IP)
Wsmnti Oregon new crop te jo&beri,
f. e. b. delivery points: Korpse grade
Pranqnettes. large, 20e, fancy 17c, -diass
15tte; soft skeU, largs. 19c, faaey
16c. wedi-ta 14c; UyeU large. 20c;
Cascade grade Fraaquettes, large, 17e,
faaey 16c; soft skeU, large 18 He, faaey
15c; Mayattes Urge, 17c.
Filbert Oregon aew crop te io-bers.
10-lSe peaad, t e. b. delivery points.
Portland Grain
"PORTLAND, Ore- Hot. 29. (AP
(rrela:
Wkeat: Open High Lew Ctese
Msy 83 83 93 SS
December 80 80 SO 80
Cash: Big Send bl-eattn, 89 e;
dark hard winter, 12 per cent 91 He;
do, 11 per seat, 87e; soft waite, hard
via ter, northern spring and westers
red, SOe; westera white, 79e.
Oats: Me. S white, 3S.S0.
Corn: Ko. S X yellew, 942.36.
MUlrsa standard, 2L50.
1 Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Kev. 27. (AP Batter
Prints, A grade, 84c lb. ia psrcbipeat
wrappers, 85c lb. ia cartons; B grade,
parchment wrappers, S3e lb.; cartons
34c lb.
Bntterfat Portland delivery, A grade
deliveries st least twice weekly, 34-86e
lb.; country routes, 82-3 4e lb.; B grade,
or delivery less then twice weekly, 82
34c lb.; C grade at market.
Eggs Sales to retailers: specials, 83e;
extras. SOe; fresh extras, brown, 30c;
standards 26c: (reek mediama 36c; me
dium firsts, 28c; fresh pnllets, 24e; do
f irate. 21e; checks, 24c; bakers, 20c
dosen.
gg Beying price of wholeislers:
fresh, specials, 28c; extras, 25c; extra
firsta, 24c; extra mediuou, 23c; medium
firsts, 20c; pullets, 18c; do, firsts, 16c;
s-der grade, 18c deten.
Cheese 82 score, Oregoa triplets, 15e;
lost. 16 c Brokers will psy c below
quotations.
Milk Contract price 4 per cent: Port
bind delivery, $2.20 cwt.; B grade eres-L,
J7Hs lb.
CotuUry nests Setting price te retail
era : country killed hogs, best botchers,
under 150 lbs- 11-11 V lb.; vsalera,
fancy, 9 He lb.; light and thin, 4-7e lb.;
140-170 lbs- 6-7c lb.; heavy, 4-5c lb.;
fancy Iambs, lie lb.; ewes, 3-5e lb.; cut
ter cows, 4-So lb.; eanners, 3s lb.; bulls
4Vie-5e lb.
Vohsir 1934 baying price, 19e lb.
Cssesra bark Buyiag price, 1934 peel,
Sc lb.
Hops 1934 toggles. ( ) lb.; clat
ters, 1013c lb.
Live poultry Portland delivery buy
ing prices: colored hens, under 6 lbs
14c lb.; do under 6 lbs- 14c lb.; Leg
horn fowls, ever 3 fba., 13-13e lb.; do'
under 3 lbs, ll-12e lb.; colored springs,
1 te 2 lbs.. 14-15c lb.; broilers aadec
2 Iba, 1617c lb.; roosters, 6s lb.; Pe
kia ducks. 12c lb.; do colored 1112c;
geese. 10-lie lb.
Dressed turkeys Taney hens 2tc;
fancy tons 20-21c: choice 18c; commer
cial 15c
Onions Oregon. $1.90-2 cental; Tsk
Im. 81.25-1.60.
Potatoes Oregon Barbanks, 80-SOe
cental; Sesppoose No. 1 Gems, SOe; do
He. 1, 65-700 cental; De achates Gems.
$1.10-1.15.
Wool 1984eKp. nominal; Willamette
VeBey, ksaediina, 20e lb.; fine er half
blood, SOe lb.; lamb 18c lb.: Eartcra
Oregon, 17-20e lb.; Southern Idaho ( )
lb.
Hay Buying price from producers:
alfalfa. No. 1, new crop, 816.50-17.50;
Eastern Oregoa timothy, $17.50; oate,
$12 ton; vetch, $18 ton; Willamette Val
ley timothy. $18.50 ton; clever, $12 tea,
Portland.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, Kov. -9. (AP)
Cattle: Receipts. 25; calves, 10; quot-
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tirade n raw 4 per cent
milk. c-op pool price 2.MI
per hundred.
tMOk based ' oa se-U-assthrr
tmtterUt aver age.)
Distributor price $2.10.
Uattcrfat lop 33c and
83c; B grade prists 83c;
A grade prints 84c
Prices paid te growers by lales baysra.
Kevember 27
(The prices belo. epae by local
greeer. ere tadieaUve ef tbe dairy market,
bat are net guaraataed by The Statee
sua.) raurra '
(Buying Price).
Cranberries, bbi. ; a50
Orapefruit, Florida - , T 4 te 4.50
Grapefruit, Ariisna 3.4ft. te .6i
Casabas. lb. ' j)i
Orsagec. Valencies, fancy 6.00 te 7.00
Orange v Ksvela 2.75 te 8-76
Esnanas. lb oa stalk , .04
Hands .. Jt
Lemons 4.50 te SJI6
Llmaa, fresh ' 0
Grapes
mporen '.. , 1.50
Apples, bushel
-85 te LOO
Pears, D'Aajou. bo.
.71
VEGETABLga
(Buying Price)
Rsfishes. dos. -
Local celery, dos.
.75c to LOS
.45 te .76
ca nil flower
Egg plant, local. IK
Cabbage, cwt- local
.90c te LIS
50e to M
ns
Kraut cabbags
Green peppers, local, lb.
Onions. Washington. SO Iba. .75
Local onions. 50 lbs. .75
Lcttace. local, crate
Cslifornia
Salsify, dozen
fl -ft. Inn. I m
Squash, Hu'bbarda end Baaana
Carrots, local, dos. , .15 te .20
Local Potatoes
Ke. L baadred .90
No. 2. hundred JO
Tsklma. S Iba. 3
Sweet potatoes 1.85
California pets 41
California beans . .1$
Tomafoee, Calif- log 1.75
iiDw-ia , , . .is te .is
Walnuts. Ib.
.18 te .30
Turnips, dos. ,
35
.85
J0
Eadives. dos.
Iteliaa kroceoU, large
Bora
(Baying PHceh
i-ster, ivic is, top is .
Toggles. 1934. top lb.
EGOS
(Buying Pries)
xtrss .
Standards '
Mediums ;
J6
.28
.21
.It
.26
.26
.28
ao
Pullets
Wholesale Selling pr)c
f-xiras .
Suadards
Mediums
Pullets
WOOL AND HOBAIB
(Beying Price)
Mohslr. 1984 clip ne market
Medium wool, 1934 .20
Coarse and fine wool. 1934 as
POUL.TBT
(Barinc Price)
Heavy hens, 4 to 6 Iba,
Over 6 pounds, lb.
Colored mediums. Ib.
Medium Leghorn i, lb. .. ., ,
48
ae
.09
.07
j$
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.21
ugat, lb.
Broilers, colored, lb.
Legheras. lb.
awes. ia.
Tarkeys, beat, lb- top
HEAT
(Buyiag Price)
Lambs, under SO Iba. 4.76 te 6.35
Over 90 Iba. 4 to 4.60
Hogs. 130-160 lbs. . 5.75
170-210 Iba. 6.0
210-250 lbs. 6.60
Steers .03 te .05
Caws ,, 1.50 te 135
Balls .02 te .02
Heifers "H to .03
VeaL top
5.00 te 5.50
Dressed veal, top
.07
Pressed hogs
ao
GRAIN AND HAT
(Burlna Price)
Wheat, western red .79
White. No. 1 .80
Bsrley, feed, Ne. i. ton 28.00
Hsitiaa, tea aa oa
Feed, toa
Bar. buying prices
Clover nay
. 9.00
. 9.00
a loo
Oats aad vetch, toa
Alfalfa, valley. Crst cot
Clover Seed-
Red. Ib.
- .11
- .16
.80.00
-27.0
Alsike, lb.
Vetch seed, toa
Oats, milling, toa
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been, by
the County Court of Marion coun
ty, Oregon, appointed administrat
or of the estate of LEAH DELL
COLLINS, deceased, and has qual
ified as such. All person having
claims against said estate hereby
are required to present same, with
proper vouchers, to him at 214
United States National Bank
building, Salem, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
28 November, 1934.
JOHN P. COLLINS,
As Such Administrator.
CARSON ft CARSON,
Salem, Oregon,
Attorneys for Administrator.
N-28-D.5-12-19-26.
ably gteady; use hanged.
Steers, good, eoasmea A medium, 8.00
6.85; heifers, good,: common a medium,
2.75-5.25; cows, good, eeaunoa A medi
am. 2.25 4.00; lew cutter a cutter. 1.00
2.25; bulls, good 4 choice. 8.003-60 ;
vealers. good a choice, 6.506.50; eaU,
eommea medium, 2.50-6.00; calves,
good aad choice, 5.00-6.60; eommoa k
medium. 2.OO-4.50.
Bogs: Receipts, 100 j fuUy steady;
unchanged.
Lightweight, good A choice. 5.00-6.25;
medium weight,- good a choice, 6.50
6.25; heavyweight, good A choice. 5.00
5.60; peeking sows, medium A good. 8.50
4.85; feeder A a tocher pigs, good A
choice, $3.50-4.00.
Sheen: Receipts, 100; steady; un
changed. Lambs, coed A choice, 5.25-6.00; eor
mea A medium, 8.75-6.25; yearling weth
ers. 3.25-4.00; awes, good A choice, L76
2.50. "BEING
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CHICAGO. Not. 27.-an-Cnrn
was klnr In the Chicaro' rrain
trade again today.
The corn fatnres market, after
a hesitant start, gained mora than.
2 cents as buyiag power in the
pits developed responsive to aa
excellent demand for the cereal
for delivery at th earliest - pos
sible date.
Wheat and other eains shared
In the boring that was aroused li
the corn trade, wheat gaining"
fractions to more than a cent. a
bushel as early weakness evapor
ated.
With cash corn selling as hLrtt
as 11.62 for No. 2 white, a prem
ium of 13 cents over December
contracts, first of which becoma
aeiiveraoie th last of the week,
futures rose abruptly in the final '
hour ef tradinr as bavins dis
closed lack of pressure.
December corn ontions touched
a new season's hieh at 89 cents
while Msy soared to the best '
price since last August. 87 i
cents.
At the close corn vi 1U in
2 cents higher than yesterday's
finish. Mar 87U-c. December
showing the greatest net gain.
Last quotations were at the day's
top. Wheat gained c to lc.
May 984-7.c at the close, oats
were to c Higher. Rf was
to lc ud and barlesr waa e
lower to c higher.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: Dec., old, 994-4c:
new 99-Hc; May. 994-e;
July, 9iM-t.
Corn: Dec.,
new, 88-c:
old, 88-89c;
May. 81K-e;
July. 83?4-S4c
Oats: Dec., old, 82 He; new,
52e; May, 50-Ke; July,
46c
TURKEY SELL OUT IS
SI LIKELY TM
A complete sell-out of turkey
on hand in local markets will like
ly come with today's buying, deal
era reported lata yesterday onlba
sis of the buying tor Tueelay.
Prices wero unchanged yestergay.
with top grade bens dressed, sell
ing retail at a range of from 2S
to 28 cents per pound, depending
upon where purchase is mado.
One market reported last night
that its stock of 175 birds would
probably be exhausted by noon to
day. All mala markets reported a
brisk demand yesterdsy afternoon
and an exceptionally lively move
ment toward closing time last
night.
Most markets anticipate they
hare plenty of blrda on hand to
meet the demand, but that there
will be no carry-over.
More. Salem families will eat
turkey this Thanksgiving than ia
several years, Judging from sales
of tho prince of holidsy birds th
first two daya of the week.
Gardener's and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 27.-(
-There wss little change in prices
at today's session of the Garden
ers' and Ranchers' market.
Demand is rather brisk due lo
the approaching holiday. Toma
toes continued at 35 and 75 cents
per crate and squash was offered
at 1.25 per cantaloupes for Dan
ish and Jl per crate for Bohem
ian. Other prices remained
steady.
Tomatoes Per crate, 85-75c -Spinach
Per ersage boa. 6O-70e.
Spinach Pet orange sex, 5e-$L
Carrots New, per dosen baaebee, I0
12c
Beets Per desea bunches, 25-30a.
Parsley Per doxea bunches, 10c.
Qreea Onion Per dosea baaebee, 20-
25c "
Dry colons Oregoa. $1.40-1.60 per
100 pounds. - 1
Turnips Per dosea buachee, 15 10c
Rutsbsgss Per crstc 85-50c
Parsnips 40e per crstc
- Radishes Per dosea buachee, 15c
Peas LScaL 68c
Lettuce Per crstc, local, 75c; The
Dalles, $1.25. '
Cabbage Par crate. 70-7 6c
Cauliflower LeeaL Ke. 1, 40-70 per
Cauliflower Local, He 1, 40 50e per
crate; Me. 2. 25 30c per crate.
Celery hearts Per dosea baaebee, 6,3
75c Celery Per crate. 90e )l.
Peppers Bed, 80s per peach hoi
greea, 60c per orange box.
Qreea Beaaa Per lb- 8 7c
Squash Danish, $1.25 per cantaloupe
crate; Bohemian. $1 per crate
Cora Per sack. 75c $1.
Coeambers -Pickling. aO35ct slicing.
40c-
Egrplsnt Local. 60c: Dalles, 80 jj 60c
Prunes Per poaad. 8c
Apples Jamble peek. paT box. 3
60c; Delicious er Spit-eaberga. extra
fancy. $1.30-1.60.
Pampkiaa Per cantaloupe crate. 66
75c Brassel Sprouts Per crate, 50-60c
Potatoes Per ersage box. 60-70c
KOA0-COSVAIXIS 650 Kc
Wedaeedsy, November 28
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10:45 Aacieat Daya.
18:00 Hoea Farm Hoar.
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