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The OREGON STATES1IAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Ilornlajr, January Z 1833
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SALESMEN 1CZJLNTE1
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Wanted Jprmmmmutami
but famaua "Watkins Products In Sa
lem, Oregon. Attractive Commissions.
Small Investment required ; 342 State
Street I
SITUATIONS WANTED .
.n.ri.n.n.n n n nriiirnii " " " "
Wanted Housekeeping for business
couple, no chlldnen. Or hotel or res
taurant work. , Good references. Ex
perlenced. $40 2J. 17th St.
. FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers lOo per bundle. States
man office.
"'YncomTTaT'flgu
Rent an Adding Machine and make the
Job easy. Thos. Roen, 420 Court
ITay and wood for sale. Rt 4, Box
43-. Salem, Tel. 41F11.
Straw for sale at $3.00 at barn. H. C
Wacken, Rt 7, Box 429, Salem. Ore.
' Peach Trees
' SPECIAL All kinds of fruit and
ut treea Fruitland Nursery sales-
yard, 420 Center St A. J. Mat his, prop.
Tel. 82S i .I.-.'
Manure for fertilizer. Tel. $08$.
2nd class shoes for sale, new soles.
Low prices. Shoe repairing. 980 S.
Com'l.
Peat moss fronvehtck brooders, fine
nd rich. 25c sack. Warlners Hatchery.
Call at store. $44 Highland ave.
2 tons clover hay. $8 Per T. Tel
Ruf s, dining m suite, 4-hola alec,
stove, bookcase. 2 bedrtn. suites, ex
pensive character, for sale on reason
able! terms. Call 3047.
Well rotted fertilizer. TeL 627$.
Jersey cow, R. 1, Bx. 11 A, AumsvlUe.
Spring wheat, new harness, collars
bornoa, rowa Tel. 4S, Klroy wasn.
TRADEMisceilaneoas
Trade your silent piano for furnl-
tare.
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. -
Kew furniture! for good used Ford
Coupe. II. I Stiff Furniture Co.
For sale or trade for wood, Maytag
gasoline engine. Phone 9450.
A Graham sedan like new to trade
for Betcrest building- lots or equity in
good house or acreage. Torrens. 1296
ft. Kth St.. Salem.
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED--Walnut meats. Any qua
shy, any time. State Cafeteria.
CASH or trade for used furniture,
toola. machinery, etc. Swaparee. 474 S.
Commewlal St . .
MISCELLANEOUS
Free We pick up dead and worth
has horses, cows, sheep, TeL 4 $69.
Haircuts 16c-10c. $0$ SU Winter.
Saw repairing. Salem Saw Shop.
Four Cornera. Pen. Road TeL 42 $0.
For Jewelry, expert watch repairing,
glasses fitted, see Stevens-Brown. 1S4
N. Liberty. TeL 781$.
- Shirts laundered, JOc ea. TeL 7818.
Good table board, private family, j
Reasonable. 1213 Alar ion.
IT. R GOVERNMENT JOBS. START
1 105-8175 MONTH. I will coach 85
FREE. Many Salem examinations ex
pected. Qualify now.. Men women, 18-
' SO. Franklin Institute .list positions
FRKR Box 187 P. care Statesman. -
FOR RENT ROOMS
8 unfurn. rooms, 8 3 mo Call 874 N.
Liberty.
' Room for rent, 435 Chemeketa.
ROOM AND BOARD
Table board, 840 Chem. TeL A34.
8 blka from state house. 115S Center.
TeL 4474.
Room and board or table board, TeL
444S. 408 Marion.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
2-rm. apt, light and water, garage.
142! N. OhHTeh. - --
FOR RENT HOUSES
Ilouaes Ferknsr 1858 N. CanltoL
wwwewwjWMwwwJt
Modern S room house nicety furnlsh-
ea. TeL 7JJ.
f ' 1 Mod, t R. house, gar. 444 N. Winter.
FOR RENT Furnished modern
home with 4 bedrooms, hwd, floors,
fireplace, furnace, close to state cap
ltol bldga., rent reduced to $40. SEEr
BECHTEL today, 841 Stat street.
. urn, R. bouse, 434 Water St Ad
ult. . . ;
A.VW, . UV! W WJMn MHMWiWl,
small family. TeL 134FJ.
1nlr2iome481C
FC-l CNT
Jr.
t t A. midHsi mneb. iOesd hous.
; barn, creek, en highway, 1 ml east
1 AumsTllUv' R. 1, Bx, 11 A, AumsvlU.
Piano, PbonographB and Sewing
Machine for rent H. L. Stiff TVrnl
tur C. " .
Houses, acreage t SOS First Nat 1.
Hospital beds and wheel chairs for
rmt H. I Stiff Furniture Co. -
FOR SALE Real Estate
v SPECTAL- ' - .
. Lovely Tatrmount i Hill home,
rooms and nook, reasonably nrleed.
well financed with t tat Win accept
small nous or good lot a part. -CHILDS
A MILLER. Realtors
114 State Street . i . Tel. STOL
For sale or exchange Tws ad loin.
Ing lots In' Tart Helgat,.Uaco!n conn
tjr. Fine bar. ocean view. Location
worth 11600. Take 8SDv cash, balance
$259 In exchange. Can use- rood cow.
chickens, teed, lumber, small car or
anything- one can use on farm. Box
lit. Statesman. .
TOU OWE IT
To yourself a g-ood home at MO
Washington St., $1850. 8250 down, bal
ance at 7. H. Pi GRANT. 529 Court
Tel. 8819. i .
An ant house, five J room aDta.. with
baths, automatic oil burner, 4 garage.
? resent income i izs per mo. 17500.
1000 down, bat $(0 per mo.
. ubuvin jtm.Nso., 72a court st
TL.72S. .
10-acre tract 1 mile went of Salem.
; Good S room house, family orchard.
Best of sott $1000 rash. Price $3500.
KKUEUKH, 147 N .ComT. .
FOR SALE
room modern house, wood location.
A. rood buy at 83SSO.OO.
7 room modern house Fnlnnount Hill.
rwHl vleWfOf toe mountain. Ertaed
rnsmv s - i - - -
t0 acres, wonderful "farm, rood 'bund
Ings, stocked and equipped. This
Is a real farm and priced below Its
value.
HUDKINS ft ADAMS, TeL 9494
. 275 State Street
For Sale A modern three bed room
house In a fine location, northeast at
a bargain. Torrena, 30$ First National,
Salem.
$1400. Ltvmg- rm.. dining rm.. kitch
en, bath, 3 large : bedrms., basement ;
pa vine; and, sidewalk pd. Terms.
I180O. uvinr rm.. itnmr rm.. aitcn-
en, 1 bedrm. down. Z upstairs, nase-1
ment. Turn., garase. Cood locations
navrmrnt td.
$2900. Living rm.. dining rm., aucn-
en, nooK, atn. Z large Dearms., Dase-
ment. Turn. Lots of nowers ana snruDS.
Pavement pd.
R. A. FORTNER
1S53 North Capitol
SPECIAL
$100 down. $12.50 per month buys
a oozy bungalow,; ti., Datn, oit-ins.
hath. rlec.. navlnsf and walKs in ana
paid for. garage. Price cut to $950 if;
sold by Feb. 1st Another one complete
ly furnished for f $1250. Only $250
down. S15 wr month : owner goln to
California. Hurry ; and see LOUIS
BECHTEI S41 State St .'
vnn SALE room " modern, well
built home, double Blumblnsr. large lot
fruit trees, berries,; grapes, double gar
age, cement driveway. 450 North 19th
Street s
Exchange, Real Estate
VVVVJfyS Sfc SS S SW S
EXCHANGE
1$ acre tract i close to-dfy limits.
suitable for subdivision, fair set of
buildings. Priced low for few days oniy.
$6500. Owner wui accept izsuu nous
laspart. '
CHIL.US ailJLLbK. Keiuio
244 State Street H Tel. 670.
.WANTEDREAL ESTATE
Farm from owner. Box 214. States-
msn. ' ;
Business Opportunities
mji n.n nn.njinrii-yM'irir'inri-
Position open for Rawlelgh dealer.
Polk county, good locality.: If interest
ed, write W. W. Miller, Rt No. 1, In
dependence, Ore. i iu
LARKIN REALTT CO.
109 S. Com'L Sti i' . TeL 6470.
HAVE CLIENT iat wia pay up to
$4500.00 for MODERN 6-room borne.
Have WHEEL. ALIGNING shop and
equipment PRICED FOR QUICK
SALE. ' : - -
SERVICE STATION.' Bar-R-Q. and
mall acreage on STATE HIGHWAY.
$50.00 down, balance $16. permo. .
HERE'S TOUR CHANCE. BEER Jk
LUNCH, going business, right here In
Salens for only $1500.00 xtuas as
I usual. -' ' '
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel; Loans .
I to 29 months to repay at lowest pes
sible rstea
GENERAL. riWANUiB war.
A Innt firnaratiOn
1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Fhpnt $553
Licensed py Etate
A COMPLETE-SERVICE ON
LOANS UP TO 1300
LOOK WHAT TOU GET I
t, CASH within 48 hours.
S. Choice of 4 Loan Plana
S. Liberal terms, I to 20 mo. . to repay.
4. Promptness.;. Courtesy. . Privacy.
Beneficial Loan
: Society of Salem
Member f NRA. - -Room
11, Newi-Bllgh Bldg. Snd floor
LICENSED NO. 8-122 A M 148 by
STATE! -III
State St TeU 7 4-
, Loans Made )n: Nearby Towns
tulrun.rLi-ij-iri - - i -,---- - a - - - -
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 Farms."
Hawkins snd Roberta. Ine.
tsbfsfi"irr"iii"r " -
CHATTEL LOANS
CARS RB-FINANCED
WILLAMETTE LOAN CO.
TeL 3877 808 Guardian Bldg, Salem
S-1S4 - Bute License No. M-158.
MONET TO LOAN on city, farm or
acreage properties. Must be best ot se
curity. Good terra,? low eots
CHTLD3 MILLER. Mtge. Loans
44 fttte St. Tel. 4708.
LIVESTOCKS and POULTRY
SALE Good! work horse, Jersey
hevy springer cow. E. H. Tarpley, 8
mL north ot Brunks Corner at uax
Grove eohool hrmsp, " -
TOR SALE---WOOD
IS In. 'old fir. 88. 4 ft. dry 2nd growth
t ed. loU t cd. ft. ash 8( 75. Tel.
1785.-. . . i '
Dry Dlaner and slab wood. Prompt
delivery. Tel. 8286.
GUARANTEED DRY
TeL 800 Salens Foml On. Trad
Cottsg. ! ; x i :
Trv At et IT n TftwiK - vfwwf
screened hog fuel Fred fiV Wells.
- " " -ii-i,"ii"ii'nrinnitnj"i.ri.rLi'iriri.rxAil
Dry eld fir. 2nd growth. Tet 2769.
to
Old dry fir IS In. 85.69 dellrered.
phon 844L JT. A.Kwland. -
Onaranteed seasoned wood. TeL 780.
DsT wood94.eS. Btat 4084.
iDryi wood. AlliklntU. Het-ASSS..
,7-Twood.''rl; tM?
WOOD SAWING
Wood sawtng reasonabl. Call 8299.
LOST Strayed, or stolen, rang)
Persian female cat About full crown.
Return to 8S No. Hrt Bt. Keward.
Will party who picked up suede jack-
et In too bit, N. Capitol, return to
A. C. Anderson Truck Service, 140
Chemeket. St.T Reward. -Tel. 453 1.
PERSONAL
- -..... - -ll-l-gnru-uLrLrifn
MMK. REN A.' First time In your
city. Life adviser and palmist Was
born with a veil. She does what ethers
fall to do. Consult this master mind.
H.rtlm. Uyou7s. of
K. Now located at 441 Edgewatar St,
West Salem. ,
STOMACH ULCER. GAS PAINS.
AND INDIGESTION victims, why suf
fer? For quick relief get a free sample
of Udga Tablets, a doctor's prescrip
tion, at capital Amis store, pcrrrs
vrug store.
Ella, notice how strong Edgar's
teeth are getting. We've been giving
him Wrlgleys gum AFTER EVERT
MEAL. Why don't you try it with
Jim? Lucille. ;
FOR SALE USED CARS
BORREGO S BETTER BUTS
Special for three days only:
1928 CHEV. COACH. This car
' has been thoroughly over
hauled. Special at $145
BORREGOS CAR MARKET
240 N.LUwty - TeL $488.
Afodel A -Ford Coupe- Jboar millet1
age. - Good 'Condition, ilaurtee. Dean,
Y. St. C.A - t
Radio
Program
Wednesday, January 30
KOAO COBVALLI8 860 Ks.
9:00 Home Economics Observer.
11:15 What Edaestors are Doing.
12:00 Noon Fsnn Hour.
2:15 Oregon Literatnrs.
3:00 Homemskers' Hslf Hoar.
4:30 Stories for Bojrs snd Girls.
5:00 Opera Stories "Tristan
Isolde."
6:00 American Legion.
6:30 Evening Farm Hour.
7:30 Th World in Keview Dr.
tor P. Morris.
7:55 Municipal Affairs.
8:15 KOAC Drama Guild.
. 9:00-9:30 Linfield College.
nd
Tie-
EX POET LAND 1180
Kc.
6:30 Concert.
7:45 Hill Billies.
8:30 Popular Concert
. 9:00 Orcheatra.
9:30 Marshall's M.Tericki, NBC
10:07 Odd Numbers.
10:15 Mickey Gillette, NBC.
10:35 Ronald Back.
11:00 Songs et the Day.
11:45 Piano Doe, NBC
12 :00 RaaaMers, NBC.
:15 Western Farm and Horns Hoar.
1:00 East Side Commercial Club.
1:30 Financial and Grain Report.
1 :85 Popalsr Voealist.
2:00 World Bookman.
3:05 Hasicsl Gems.
S :00 Orchestra.
S. -15 Mickey Gillette's
orekestxs.
S:30 Danes Mattaes.
4.-00 Friendly Chat
9:20 Wreatltag Bouts.
10:85 New. Dance Tanef. "''
10:45 Tom Coskley's orcheitrs. KB0.
10 : 55 Press Radio Ksws. NBC
11:00 DeHoney's orchaatra.
. PORTLAND 420 Ke.
7:00 Smaekost NBO. -'
T:15 Flo re ad a TrioBC.
8:15 Tony Woas, NBC .
8:30 U. 8. Army band,-KBC
9:80 Edna Mae- Jacks, pianist
10:05 Mickey Gillette Maaie, SBC
11:80 Vangha Do Leath, NBC.
12:00 Glena Shelley and Clarence Tol-
man.
19 -IS Piano.
S : 00 Concert Trio.
8: SO Mickey Gillette oreoMtrs,
4:00 Pickens Bisters, BBl'.
4:15 Hotel 8t Regis orchestra.
4:30 Abe Bereorits, violinist
4:45 Congress Hotel orchestra, NBC
8:45 Just Around th eCorner.
8:00 Ames 'a Aady, NBO.
8;30 President Roosevelt's Birthday
Ball. NBC. . . -
in-it-iwhii Loreland's orchestra.
11:00 Ambassador Hotel orchestra.
PRATUM, Jan. 29. A birth
day dinner was. enjoyed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William de
Vries, Friday night, honoring
Irene and Olivia de Vries. Pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Fred do
Vries, Mr. and Mrs. Harold de
Vries and Elsie, Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph de Vries, Maurice, Ro
land and Arthur de Vries, Elisa
beth Ditchen, Martha Jane Hot
tel, Olivia and Irene de Vries and
the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. William de Vries.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kleen
moved to Pratum Monday. They
are living In the home of ' Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Kleen. Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Kleen moved to the
Georza Kleen home.
The Gideons from Salem took
charge ot the Sunday evening
service at the Methodist church.
Friday night the Sunday school
will hold its regular monthly so
cial. Mrs. Robert Shattuck from
California has been visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Em
ery. She returned the first of
this week, taking Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Hersch with her.
Lumber Cbmpany is f
Worlangr Following
TWO Months Layoff
. M EH AM A, Jan. 29. The Par
ry Lumber company resumed
work Monday after a lay-off ot
a couple months. Men from here
employed are: Hugh' Harris,
, Maurice Cothern, Sam Harris and
Edwin Kubin. who Is ' trucking
logs. The Freres mill also, start
ed work Monday. -
Phllipprs new store building Is
getting, a coat ot stucco Monday;
and the new front porch ' is J also
being finished rapidly. W III
Hughes has finished a new chick-
aished a new chick-
BIRTHDAY DINTM
AT DEIES HOME
en house on nis place and plans, al services tor Arthur M. Mcuon
to remodel his house soon.
- . : .
' ALEXANDER IN HOSPITAL
STATTON. Jan. 28: Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Fox and family were
ura oamay, pomrajt uowa nroxa
orU.nd that Mm. Fox. talght
uww uu nxeav gor. uigni
her 'father. E. B.- Alexander,'
1 a?twent
see
who
asajor - operation;
1 members ot .his
mitted to see him.
Business
Directory
Cfcrds la this directory ran
on monthly basis only. Kate:
91.00 per line per month.
AUTO. BRAKES
U CommerclaL
BRUSHES
Fuller Brwahes. Tel. Proudftt TUt.
CATERING
Holbrookes chicken tamnlea Tel. 4S1
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4480. R. E. Northness.
CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. O. L. SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor,
Z58 N. WISH. Tel. Kes. 87 &Y.
DENTISTS
Dr. EL Davis, 301 Oreaon IBlda. TUL
71SS. -
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
i HI
nooT.vn n.n tit stat. st. wir.
Ing. motors, appliance, repairs, servloe. I
FLORISTS
Brelthaupt's, 657 Court
ALL kinds of floral work. Luts, Flor
ist. 1276 N. Liberty. Tel. 5i.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER LAUNDRY
248 a High - TeL 8115
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
First In Quality and Service
Telephone 3165 m - 1264 Broadway
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4048
SALEM FLUFF- RUG and Mattress
Factory. NEW MATTRESS made to
order, old remade ; carpet cleaning, sls-
Ing; nun rug weaving, s. istn wii
bur. TeL 8441. OTTO F. ZWICKER.
Est. 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet music and piano stud-
lea Repairing radios, pnonograpns ana
sewing machines, 488 State Street,
Salem.
NATUROPATHS
Dr. Putnam HaU. 411 S. Commercial.
TeL.444.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
I Salem photo engraving. 11T K. Cora-
nrgrdal. TeL 688T.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
let. Drocrsma books or -any kind ot
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department, zi a. vwaunsreuu. imi-
. RADIO SERVICE
Perdue's. TeL 8144 SS7 Court, With
Vlbbert A Todd.
Moore"a Tel. T9 -9S N. High.
STOVES
I repair stoves, rangea, circulators.
Ball new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
I circulators, stock fence, . posts, chicken
wire. Salem sence ana stove won
248 Chemekets. Tel. 4774. R. B.
I Fleming. '
.TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 8131. Larmer Transfer C. - Trucks
to Portland daily. -
CAPITAL CITY Transfer Co. 224
State St TeL 7778. DistrtDuting, ror
wardlng and storage our specialty. Get
our rates,
Willamette Valley Transfer. Salem to
Portland hauling. TeL 8728.
Anywhere for hire truck. Special rate
on town hauling. TeL 6278.
TRUCK SERVICE
Ashcraft 370 Klngwood- TeL 3380.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West R. . TeL 110FS.
I A
Auxiliary invites
Women of Faculty
as Specjal Guests
wnormiTRN. Jan. 29. The
American Legion Auxiliary wiu
meet at the home of Mrs. Myrtle
Smith on - East Lincoln street
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'
clock. All women teachers and
wives of men teachers are Invited
a special guests. ' Assisting the
hostess will be Mrs. Ella Hall,
Mrs. Mae Engle. Mrs. Hattle Pet
erson, Mrs. Ketta utta ana anna
Mary Scollard. '
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Bonney en-
tne
Jlres club at their home east ot
sloh being the birthday anniver
sary of the host. Seven tables ot
"500' were in play, prizes for
high score" going to Mrs. O. F.
Wright and Stephen' Bauman
for low score to Mrs. C. R. Faul
coner and Arista Nendel.
Arthur M. McDonald
Rita iTrti Morn?nrU hour of ten o'clock A. M. of
rteS 1 mS . said : day. as th time, and the
WOODBURN. Jan. 29. Funer -
!.. . . . , V
aid - 22 who died Friday. Will
held from the St, Paul Catholic
chnrch Wednesday at 9 a. m. ite
Citation of The Utosary was. held P.. ZV7Z ofUannarr. 1935. " Jeeassse aad swd.ea, 5.so-.W; ye
Tuesday eveningiat the Beechler r?S'J?? ?!i
1 j:aapi : ai'7 ; J rO woca, new
he mill ilear -Ue ch,p : t
r tese rwiu lieave) 'W cnpei' afl-"-. -iT , tr-o-trn-iLTDi I - "in ' '
8:30 -Wednesday -tnornlngr -MsI Md1 MTDT uotk expert Uj It Is not
Donald- was the .on of Mr.and ceased, v ' - kvrr Attn- ..SmT- teMt
- bo r only Airs. :peter McDonald of , St. paw, : -- -, Jl "I
family J;t5gj .Mrs, Ursula' Buckleyne7 tor alem
IIOU
uw.uiu
fViEET AFTER W&
SCOTTS MILLS, Jan. 21 Tbe
infant . son of 'Mr, and Mrs. Al
bert Hettwer j wasi christened
Sunday afternoon at their borne,
Rer. Father Sebastian officiat
ing. Norman Edward Is the name
given, Mrs. John Plag and Frank
Hettwer being sponsors.
Will Looney of Jefferson and
Mrs. Star Ruggles of West Stay
ton, Tisited Mr. ! and Mrs. W. T.
Hogg Friday afternoon. They
wav & hnnl mat a f Mr
at the Looney Butte school, and
Mrs. Ruggles and Mr. Hogg bad
not seen each other for 35 years.
Mrs. A. Muck and children of
Portland visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Magee tbe last of
the week. - i
Mrs. Lena Bellinger ' returned
home Friday from Los' Angeles
where she had been visiting her
mother and sisters since called
there by death of a sister, Miss
Grace Matlock, who t was killed
In an automobile , accident.
HAS 47nLEKT FEVER
STATTON, San; 29 Word
comes ffrum Portland that Mrs.
Ann Hlz Is confined in an lso-
ltion hospital thsr with n st-
tck Of SCSrlet : fevef . Sh4) is
s sister of Mrs. Laurence Smith,
Mrs. Laurence Siegmund, Miss
Clara Spaniol and Jos. Spanlol
of this place.
" No. 8895
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oreeon. for the County of
Marion.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Nellie B. Whitson. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN
that Alice H. Page has been ap
pointed by the County Court' of
Oregon for Marion County, Ancil
lary Administratrix of the Estate
of Nellie B. Whitson, deceased.
with the will annexed, and has
qualified as such.: All persons
who have claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, duly verified, as
required by law, to the under
signed at the office of Page and
Page, Attorneys, Ladd & Bush
Bank Building, Salem, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice, which Is the 30th day of
January, 1935, and the last Is the
27th day of February, 1935.
ALICE H. PAGE,
Ancillary Administratrix of the
Estate of Nellie B. Whitson, De
ceased, with the will annexed.
PAGE AND PAGE,1
Attorneys for said estate,
Ladd Bash Bank Building,
Salem, Oregon.
. . J.Jv-F.6-13-20.27.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTORS
. Notice Is hereby given that' the
undersigned have been duly ap
pointed by the , County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Marlon, as Executors of the
last will and testament and es
tate of John Norea, deceased, and
have duly qualified as such exe
cutors; all persons having claims
against the estate of said dece
dent are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, duly verified, to
the undersigned, at the office of
our attorney, Ronald C. Glover,
205 Oregon Building. Salem, Mar
ion County. Oregon, within six
months from the date of this no
tice, l!
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
SOth day of January; 1935.
PEARL NOREN and
LADD & BUSH TRUST
COMPANY, i' .
Executors of the. last will and tes
tament and estate of John Noren,
Deceased. - P
RONALD C. "CLOVER,
Attorney for Executors,
Salem, Oregon. i
J.30-F.6-13-20-27.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County oi
Marion.
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the matter of the estate of
Bernard M. Smith also known as
B. M. Smith, deceased, notice is
hereby given that the undersign
ed, as administrator oi tne estate
of B. M. Smith, deceased, has
filed his final account in the
rnnnt- Pnnrt nf th State of Ore-
gon for Marlon County, and that
- - .
Wednesday, the 13th day oi er-
ruary. 1935. at the hour of 10:00
o'clock a. m. ot said day and the
court room of said court has been
annotated by said court as tne time
and place for the hearing oi od-
jections .thereto
M -k fu a-i4r
and the settle-
-.ret, -Ml.W T..
nary. 9, 1935. . . .
Date ot last publication Febru
ary 6, 1935.,- ... M- .-, :
Signed: Walter. T. Smith, Admin-
lstrator Aurora, Oregon. vv
F. Leo Smith, Attorney, 508 Pa
cific . Bldg-, Portland, Oregon.
J-9-18-23-30 F-
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby: given that the
undersigned has tiled in the
fnnntT fnnrt of the State of Ore
F; gon. for the County of Maripn.
u j
mm TCxeentrlx of the last Will and
(Mtiment and State "Of EnOS
lestiment MO Miaw .t. ."Vi
Presnall, deceased and that. Said
Court has fixed Wednesday, the
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a. m.
rtrm In th" RnnB.
1 Petnrt Han-a gaiem. in Mar -
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- u. nreron. as the place
bel ..1 et.t ai-Mnst
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- i ta.. . e.i.m I nreron. thlsT l--. mwi' ..a , eb.ie. 97.78-a25i
7IV 1 .-.Wni nd taslameat I ciL saoaVs iiJ
imStJSSSi t?W"r
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SSiPPEO
. CHICAGO. J an. 2 f-GPV-Incr eas
ing nncertalnty as to the monetary
situation e with, approach, of tbe
date of an expected supreme court
decision oa ralldity of sold clause
abrogation befogged the grata
market again today and prices
continued la downrigbt trend.
A tendency to rise, manifest la
& xnldsesslon rally, was checked to
some extent by weakness, in -se
curities and at the close wheat and
corn prices sank to the day's bot
tom levels, jiew low prices since
early In November,
Wheat finished nervous and
weak. to 4 cent below Mon
day's close, Kay 9 5-9 5 H cents.
and corn was also off. May
Oats lost to 1, rye
was to 1 down and barley
unchanged to off. .
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: May, 95-95: July, ST-
Sept-, 85T4-8C.
Corn: March, 8S&; May. 82-
July, TSU-: SepU
May, 48-; July, 42; Sept,
40.
L
With the district meeting of
corn-hog committeemen and
county agents being held ' this
week, and Individual county
meetings scheduled to start the
.first week In February, the 1935
program ls now under way
throughout Oregon with, those In
charge hoping it can be wound
up in six weeks.
At a conference in Portland
between Ralph Moyer, regional
representative of the corn-hog
section, and officials of the exten
sion service, arrangements -were
made for the state college men
to take charge of the educational
and sign-up campaign, as In the
past. Charley Smith, emergency
county agent supervisor, has been
named to head the educational
campaign. Harry Llndgren, live
stock extension specialist who
headed the campaign last year, Is
still on special duty with the
drouth relief organization.
General Markets
PBODUCB SZCHAHQB
PORTLAND. Or. Jan. SS. (AP)-
jrrocae exeaaag, a at prices :
Better .Extras. 12 Ke: staadarda.
aiyte; prime iirsts, 3ie; iirtls, sifte.
u. h. speefsis, Z5c; U. 8. ex
trss, 25c; 0. S. mediuoi sztras. See.
UUHrtlt 05.
I Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore. Js. 29. (API
waest upea llign Law Uoes
Msy 83 H 84 SS .88
Jaly 76 76 76 76
Cash: Big Bend blnestem, 88 He; dark
hard winter, 13 per cent. 97e; de, 11
per cent, 87 He; soft white, herd winter,
northern spring snd- western red, 81 He;
western white, 80 He.
Osts No. 2 white, 832.50.
Cora No. 2K yellow. $40.50.
MUlrnn Standard, 120.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore, Jen. 29. (API
Butter Prints, A grade, 84 H lb. la
parcBssent; 85 He lb. in carton ; B grade,
parchment wrappers, 84e; csrtoas, 35e
lb.
Bntterfst Portland delivery, A grsde
delireries at least twice weekly, 85-S6e
lb.; country routes. 34-35e lb.: B grsds.
or delirery less than twice weekly, 83-34e
lb.; C grade st market.
Eggs gales to retailers, specials. 27e;
ettras, 26c; fresh extras, browns, 26c;
tandardt, 25c; fresh mediums, 2ac; me
dinm firsts, 84e; fxesh pallets, 22s de-
sen.
Eggs Baying price ef wbolesalersi
fresh specials, 24e; extras, 21c; extra
mediums, 20e; pullets, 16s; checks,- 16c;
bakers. 16e dosen. ,
Cheese: 92 score: Oregon triplets. 15e;
loaf. 16c Brokers will psy He below
quotations. .
Milk: Contract price A, Portland de
livery, 2.20 cwU; B grsds cream 87 H
lb.
Country meats Selling price to re
tailers : mutton. 6-6e lb.: ethers ua-
caaaged.
, Mobairi 1934 buying pries. iv ID.
Caacsra bark: Buying price, 1984
peel, 8s lb. -
Hops: 1934 f orgies, ( ) lb.; elus-
I ters, 12-16c lb.
I I.i
Lire poultry Portland delivery haying
prices: colored, otst 6H lbs- 18-16 lb.; j
ao, una ex a y ioa-, ivtn to., sur
iri u ih . 13-14. : do. uBd
s lbs- 1213c lb.: springs. 4 lbs. aad up.
is-i7e lb.; under 4 lbs.. io-i7e lb.; broil-
era.
.."--"'"? V" """l
Se lb.; Pekia ducks, 12e lb.; eelored.
lOe lb.: geese. 10-lle lb. ,
Onions: Oregon, 81.50-1.7S cental; !
Tskiau. S 125-1.60.
Petateea Oregon Burbanke, 80s-SI
eental; Deachutea Oema, L10
I tat.
I Wool:
1934 clip, aomlaal; Willamette
alley, Bediusa, 204 lb.; fins or half
bleed,' 0e : lb.; Umb. 18e lb.; eaatera
Oregon, 17-20 lb.; seutberm Idshc ( )
lb. -
Ray: " Buying price (ross nredueerat
slfalfa No. 1. new crop, S17; eastern
Oregoa tiasothy, S1T.M; eats, flS toa;
WiUaniett vglley timothy, 14 ton; el
rsr. 818 tea, Portlsud.
Pnrtlanfl Livestock
onianQ I-JVeS-OCK.
mp n asm
FOR CDl-MICfA
PORTLAHD, OraT Jan. 29. (AP) .
Cattle Reeeipts, 100; ealve, 10; slew.
- 1 ataedrf ateera. 25s tower.
. Atftsf"
, lBNIUI aa.no-u.ow; cows, goeo, ciwuara
I and medium. 83.60-6.00: low cuttar and.
eutter, 6 Lt 6-8.50; bulla, good aad choice,
84.0O-4.S0; eatter. eoaueoa aad medium.
9s.eo-4.oe; veaUra, g d and ebelee,
ss.so-t.so; au, eeauao aad medium,
82.50-6.60: calrea. gee d and choice.
": tl M.f DO Btdina Sl.&O-
or : v : r - .
Hogs 23e lower.
I Lightweigbt good an e noiee, '--
igQ. BMiim.ifkt rood .and cueiee.
llZrZr?ZSZZiA.ZL7Zi2
1 S7s-as5: saektag sows, medium aad
. 1' . . A M !,
I reed. S5.SS-S.Set feeder and ste -
tL..
oaiJ9iaA m
l,.f,.v-, vl i
: r i w V three pounds
per
Salem Markets
Untde B raw 4
mCk, co-op pool ptie f 1.TS
pet sMJsdretl. ;.
C9Cik
Distrlbsuor price fXlOu
A grde htterfa---DeIrr
Met route. 83c v
A crade prints, 84 Met B
Krde(S4c.
Pxlsessei4 to grewsis ky
kaysea
jaaaary If
fTke prtess aetew. ssss)sg sy
gisna. ars laaieative ec eae eauy
has am ass gssrsstssd ay The
ntiTsi
(Baruta Mas)
CrsaWrrtes, eni. ". ASS
OrapefraiW Tlerida te 4.80
Orapefnia Ariasaa SUS e S.SS
Oraages, Kavel, faasy to S.8S
waatea " to m.
Banaaaa, Ik, e stalk , AH
i JO
U.0S to AT 4
Uses. Crash
8jB
Amies, kanael
-L0 to XM
rXOKTABLXS
- (Bsytag Meal
Artieaekss,
Radlsass. aea. -Caaliflewer.
CaliL
a.tg
-4
Cabsage, ewt, local
88 to 1.1
JOs to wS
arms i sanDege
Oreea s-snseea UeaL IK ,
Leeal oaioaa, 50 Ua, Ke. 1
as. a, im.
Lettaee, CaUferaia
Dry pick
Salsify. d
Soaash. Haasaraa
8qaasa, Vsasaa. In.
Cavrets, CaliL, doiea
Local fsuteee
He.. L haadied
Ke. S. kaadred
JM
M
X.8S
J8
at
1.8S
4.00
as
as
as
.60
' .SO
.65
8.50
188
Yakissa. 60 lbs. Ke. 1
Syreet potatoes
CaUtornia
peas .
beeas
Califsrala
Tossatoes, hot knnse, lag
Msuesa, ug
ruberta
as to
, at to
Walaats. IK
Tnrnipe, des.
Ea dives, do.
Italiaa breeeolL lag
Beets. Calif, dessa
Celery, CsliL, erste ,
iiesrts. aos.
Bora
(Banns Prieel
Clastsrs, 1984 1U, top
.18H
rnggies. 1SB4. top lb. ,
as
(Baying Fries)
Eztrss
Standards
at
ao
as
as
ICedhuas .
PolleU
WOOL AJTO MOfLaA
(Baying Prise
fetehslz. 1984 eii , ssarke
Usdiam weeL 1984
as
Coarse aad fin wool 1984
rouLTin
(Baying Pries)
Hesry bens. 4H t S lbs. ao t
Orer SVfe poanls, Ih. .10 t
Colored SisdiasiS, lb.
Xedinm Legheraa. ls
Light, lb. ,
Broilers, colored, lb.
as
as
as
ao
OS
.OS
.13
JOS
Stags, lb.
SI EAT
(Baying Pries)
Lsmbs, under 90 lbs. . ,
T.50
Ores 90 lbs
S.7S
T.7S
, S.50
8.35
4 00 t 6.00
8.00 t 8.SS
3.50 t 8.25
S.OS t 4.50
5.50 to 6.50
.09
Hogs, 130-160 lbs.
170-810 lbs.
310-250 lbs.
Steers .
Ce s - -,
Balls -
Heifers , -
Veal, top
Dressed -esL top
Dressed hogs
.15
GRAIN AND HAT
(Baying Pries)
Wbest. western red
White. Ke. 1
.78
.78
.28.00
.84.00
.28.00
.22.00
Bsrley. teed. Be. L. te
alslrlns. tos .. , ..
Osts. milting, toa , ,
reed, toa
Hsy. buying prices
Clorsr nay
.10.00
.10.00
.12.00
. .15
. as
OaU and retch, tea ,
Alfalfa, -alley -Clerer
Seed
Bed, lb.
AUike. lb.
NOTICE OP CIVIL SERVICE
PTixnvtTmv iron POLICE-
MEN AND POLICE MATROX.
Notice is hereby given that the
Civil Service Commission of the
City of Salem, Oregon, will hold
a competitive examination x o r
the positions ot policemen and
police matron to fill vacancies
when they occur, which examina
tion will be held February 7.
1935, at 9 o'clock A. M. at the
City Hall in Salem, Oregon. Said
examination, will cover the sub
jects of geography ot the city, law
of arrest, and other subjects and
tests, Including (except as to pc-
lice matron) , marksmanship,
which will determine tho-capa
city of applicants to perform the
duties ot the said respective posi
tions, and which will include tests
to determine physical fitness. Ap
plicants, tor police matron will
also be examined . on questions
pertaining to juvenile- delinquen
cy. No previous police . experi
ence necessary, but applicants hav
ing had such experience, it . satis
factory, will be given credit there
for. Age limits: 35 years to 60
. n
- lyearg for police matron, and
27
I years to 40 years tor policemen:
honorably discharged warreter-
m A A tll- t.t-
gauss luaj a va e4 a a.
period of military, service. Pay
of policemen, 11350.00 per an
num; of police matron, $1200.00
per annum. : Persons desiring to
take the examination must file
their application with the secre
tary an chief examiner at the City
Hall. Salem, Oregon,- not later
than 5 p. m., February, 2, 1935.
Application blanks may be 'ob
tained at the office of the chief
examiner. ! " "
A. WARREN JONES,
I City R0061, nd Secretary
CnIet Examiner. Salem
- and
ClTll
Service Commission.
J.2 8-27-2 9-3 0-3 1-F.l. .
Stocks and Bond
Jassarr "2t " - '
.: - ma-w AtrsnaoEa
(CeatpUe by Tbe Asaoeiatsd laa.)
IS - 13
SO
tmiumt. nils StiL
Stocks
88.26
8.59
40.49
S9.0S
1.88
84.86
82.2S
2S.69
Today - .S0.40 .S8.0S- 25JT
Prsr. day S2.8S
Month eg 385.0S 26.41 J5.4S
Tear ag 8SJ7 4J.2J SS.1S
193 15 -Jga.61.48 ' 43.0S 40.JS
1984-85 tow45.2T S2.TT S4.1S
198S - high ' -ST.8S V 45.2T.- SO.St
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so . - - i8tV. -- -:
rrei's 4d,t-.trtil- torelg
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J.08 wS40 :-S7.o- eo-""
2-s-. day
sath ag A.14
Tmr as 82.7T
9J.4T
91A6
62.16
S5.9S
T8.69
T8.04
48.05
88.0O ' 69.11
64.50. 70.08
T8l
68.96
sait
B4tS
66.40
, 65.67
70.45
J9I4 85 Wg-.S.42
60.19
.S6.S5
50.86
1984-SS eSW-iu-w,
1914 high .81.61,
198 Slew .S4,7
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. S.SS to S.T4
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sa A9
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NEW TORE. Jin. SSXAVi
Drlbhllng llauldatlon In securities'
and . commodities today caused
mild price recessions, but activity
con tinned on the same restricted
scale seen In recent sessions.
Some of the ordinarily Inaos
tire preferred stocks, which hart
attracted a following in recent .
sessions, appeared to give1 ground
readily oat transactions were
mostly small, as they had bees -durlnc
the advance. A few de
clined by 4 to points or so In
cluding Barker Bros., at 7, in
terstate Department Stores at 75,
Jones Laaghlln at 63, McCrory
at t. United Stores at CO 'and
Worthlngton Pump at 28. "
The majority ' ot stocks were
only fractionally lower. at the
dose, with The Associated press
averag-e for ' selected Issues
down .12 of a point at 38.27.
Turnover aggregated 5 7 4 2 t
hares.
A few leaders extended -their
declines to a point or so. Includ
ing Allied Chemical at 1Z5H.
American Tobacco at 81, Santa -re
at 45 U and Union Pacific at
100. Losses of fractions ap
peared In such trading favorites
as American Can at 11 2 . Beth
lehem Steel at 29 3-8, Chrysler at
354. ConsoUdated Gas at 10 5-8,
General Electric at 22, Gener
al Motors at 30 5-8, New York'
Central at 17 1-8, Standard Oil
ot N. J. at 40 ! and Southern
Pacific at 15 1-8.
EGG MARKET SOFT
REFLECTirJG EAST
PORTLAND, Jan. 2-V
Trade In the eg? market was j
getting- softer again as a result j
of some price recessions In th .
east, Local market was Inclined
to show slight shading In spots.
Demand for lire chickens re
mained firm along the whole
sale way with prices held taut,
at the recent general adranee.
All sorts continned in favor with
operators. ,
Steadiness was continued gen
erally in the buying price on
dressed turkeys with resales hero
to retailers on substantially . the
same basis. Large turks were In
best call for freezing.
Better feeling was suggested
In the market for hothonse to
matoes, the price being slightly
higher. Mexicans were also firm
er but as yet no higher here. -
Some fancy imperial spinach
was being offered at $2.75 per
40-lb. crate.
Local hothouse cucumbers
were being offered 82 for fancy.'
$1.75 for choice and $1.25 for ,
standards In dozen lots.
Potato market was auier hers)
and at the source. -
Washington hothouse rhubarb V
was slow and prices were being :
shaded. .
OfffV" IVnlc Am
I LIJilA If Ulla -a
In Limited Call
BOSTON, Jan. 29. -(JP)- (U. 8. -Dept.
Agr.)-Ohio and similar
wools were receiving some call. :
bat the demand was mostly 11 m- -m
ited. Fair quantities of fine Ohla -Delaine
or strictly combing 4s .
and finer Ohio fleeces were bring
ing mostly 28 cents in the grease, v;
Strictly combing 66s, 3-8 ..blood.
Ohio and similar fleeces aold at-28-2834
cents in tha grease; while
strlcttx eomblng-48s, 60s, U fclood;
wools were ' reported' to '.have;1,
brought 2C-2CH eents;' --V;
GIRL TO MARLATTS . i ' '.
TALBOT, Jan. 29. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Marlatt are the happy
parents of a 9 hi pound baby girl.
Florence Henrietta, born- Sunday
at the home ofl Mr. and , Mrs. ,
George Marlatt. -. ' :
Gard
eners ana
Ranch
ers Mart
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 29.()
-Little change was noted at to
day's session ot the Gardeners'
and Ranchers' early market..,
- Produce was goon and the ,
quantity ample to meet the de
mand. Good cabbage was going
at 75-9 Oc per crate. Local No. I
cauliflower sold for 51.50 wnne
o. 2 grade was I mostly 120.
Parsnips, were down a bit to 4s.
45e oer crate. . .
All bunched produce remained
the same. .-1 -.. ' -T1.-
Spinach Lag, SO. ! - ' .i
. Carrots Xaw, dose Duaeh, t0-85e.
Beets Dossa buncbes, 40c .
Par ley Pom buMboa, 1
Turaipe Pozsr bunchsa, SO-ftO. - .
Ratabsgas Lag. 840. , 7 '
Parsnips Log. 40-50. J .
Winter rsdisbos Desea hnaek, 26-
Lettuce Northwest,- erst 75c-8L
Cabbsge Ps ' erst, TS-90. -
Csuliitower Lscal, K . 9lMl
Celery-Crat. S1W1.TS. ;
Celery Hearts Doss beacbea. T5e-8L
v Sqnssh Danish. 60 per . csnUloup
crate; lug, 40-60.
Apple Jsmblo pack. S0-S5.
Potatoes Oraars bos. 60-60. t-, -Breoeoli
Per lug, 60-SOe. '
' Brusseto epreuts Crate Te-8C. ;
Oree ! Doaea h"fhff- 5.
Dry aaioas Or ago. 100 lb- 1
1.60. 3 ' ' ; ' ; '
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