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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning. February 12, 1933
PAGE SEVEN
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HELP WANTEPr--MALE
Party for service la exchange for
apt. 10 a Com'L St.
airuJsjrMre'erM'vvetv
2; local men ' between IS and 10
years of as for outside solicitation,
experience not necessary as those se
lected wlU be thoruoghly trained. Car
an asset, thoufch not -required. Call
Wed. Feb. IS. from S a. m. to 3 . m.
Ask for Mr. BondeU. The Salem Hard
ware Co.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Shirts laundered. 10c em. TeL 7315.
German ladr wishes honsework. Go
anywhere. Boy 141. Mill City. "
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
C44 papers ISo oer bundto. State
man office.
Peach Trees
SPECIAL -All kinds of fruit and
nut treea Frultland Nursery sales
yard, 340 Center SL A. J. Uatnls, prop.
Tel. 1130
Spring wheat, new harness, collars.
horses, cows. Tel. 4 5 so. Eiroy nssn.
Hay. oats and vetch, clover, wild
oats, Mrs. Wright. 4 V4 ml Wallace Rd.
Rotten manure for sale. TeL SOU.
For good hog fuel call Howard. TeL
i:o.
350 boxes Newtown and Spltsen-
berg apples, small slxe. 40o box., Bring
w Twi..i
10
Wlnesap apples atifowest prices. Fresh
apple elder dally. Complete stock Early
seed potatoes. Lilly's and Ferry's gar
den seeds, Puritan Cider works, west
Salem.
For sale or trade 30 In. fir shakes.
$7 thousand. Trade for chickens or
what have you? Roy Reeves, Rt. 1,
Box 17, Aumsvtue.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
New and used furniture, radios,
ran, linoleum, nlaaos. etc. We buy.
ell and exchane-e. - F. N. Woodry's I
Auction Market, 1110 N. Summer. TeL I
ina,
Hay for sale. Trt. 1F1L . v
Well rotted fertiliser. Yard or sack.
TeL 1371. - .
Two S3tl 10-ply heavy duty truck
tires and tubes, excellent, condition ;
priced right easy terms. 111 South
CotnmerelaL
Good old-growth stumpage. 4000
cords, on county road and with good
iTiT Tl""7ffl7 R rxider Parttani
nolds, inc. h. b. ajoer, ron ara. I
1934 Zenith table model radio, as
good as new. Can be bought on easy i
terms. No money down. Also 3 SOOstl
ply tires. 193 8. Commercial.
Baled hay snd straw. 37F3.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Win trade phonograph for one cord
ef wood, H. L. Stiff Furn. Co.
. Furnltnre for Ford. H. L. Stiff.
Trade All electric Atwater-Kent
f-tuba console radio In beat condition I
for good tised bicycle. 1135 Shipping. I
WANTEITMIscelianeons
WhiU fir Hemloek timber. Anyon. Terma Write Jay C Morley, SU
emnnL Howard. 3385 N. Front St.
WANTED Walnut meata Any qua
alty. any tin State Cafeteria.
Hauling wanted for '34 Dodge 3T.
Wood, freight, lumber, anything.
Phone 3340.
. MISCELLANEOUS
MssSsWaas91Me-Ms-WMsM- !
Ftm i i W pick 00 daftd aa4 wortb-
Iim honm cows, warn ti
Haircuts lBo-SSa 803 . wiater
- Saw repairing- Salem Saw Shop
Four Corners Pra Road. TeL 4280
Maa wanted. To qualify for good-
pay position In 'refrigeration and sir
eonaiuoning ousmesa. rto experience
needed. Chance to becotno Installation
and service Xpert. Prefer man with
Calr education, now employed and me
chanically Inclined, willing to devote
om spar time to training. Learn
While earning. Writ fully giving age.
hone, present occupation. uuunea
g. Inst.. Bo 3S8, care State-man.-
FOR RENT ROOMS
Rent hotiseVplng rooms. 380 Center.
ROOM AND.BOARD
Tor lady. 4 Weefc. Tel. 7313.
MSBl I
FOR RKN1 APARTMENTS
SmaU turn, apt 99 Untoo. '
Uod. t R. fnrn. apt Close to cap
Itol bldg. Tel tni. ; ...
Mod. 3 R. Adultfc 43 Union. .
' FOR RENT HOUSES
Houseo- rer-nor 1353 If. CapitoL
teeewMeeeeeewewweeeeeeei
V odonf room hooso nlcelr tarn lah
ed. TeL 3731. -f.
Mod. furn. house, 4 bedrooms. Close
acnooi. --xeb a. .a.
Hoowe, Grant. 833 Onrt. Ph. 8584.
FOR RENT
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Hospital beds and wheal chairs for
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Houses, acreage; 381 First Natl.
Cost small bungalow, " famished,
xei. ssit evenings. I
i rm. bouse with large garden spot
ll. i utirr rorniutre tjo.
For Sale Ileal Estate
4.88 ACRES
AC plow land. small bouse, gar are
and woodshed, chicken house, price
11250. 3180. down, bet $11 per mo. I
SEE, W. H. ORABENHORST CO.
114 & Liberty Street
REAL ESTATE '
4 -room modern bouse. 1114 Basel I
Ave. This bouse Is to be painted
ml taMtrlti X m In l
- m:o:
S room on Fairgrounds Road lor
io.o. Tnisjs real oojr. I
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wlU handle.
I room modern bouse close In. Good
for rooming bouse. WlU sell cheap
or will accept ' f room house In
trade. s;
HUOKINS A ADAMS, Tel. 4S4
371 State Street
IIS DOWN, living room, dinette, oak
floors, Kitchen, bedroom, basement.
. furnace, fireplace, garage, pavtng
$1160. .
w ovum, auciunis I
furnace, fireplace, garage, corner lot I
pavins paid. i2i$o. I
down, llvtn room, dining room,
kitchen. 3 bedroom. bthF aaraae. I
dose to scnool 11350.
$250 down. S-room English style, borne,
oak floors, basement, furnace, nre
lace, rood location. 12210.
300 down, nice home, oak floors in I
living and dining- rooms, s bedrooms.
basement, furnace, fireplace, -garage
and paving. $2950.
$3710. Nice home, 8 blocks from court I
house, living room, dining room. Kit
chen, nook, 3 bedrooms and unf ln
- lahed upstairs, basement, furnace,
fireplace, corner lot Several trees.
MELA IN JOHNSON, 721 Court St.
Phono 3728
SUBURBAN HOME
1 acre, best of dark, productive soil,
not far out on paved road, neat 4 room
cottage with nook end bath, good
plumbing, electric fights, driven well.
water system, garage and woodstied.
Price only 12100. Part terms,
CHIL.DS A MILLER, Realtors
344 State St. TeL S708
11 A. 4 R. house, barn, electricity, 1
biiwii, nun nu, '! i
1 A. Beautiful new; country home.
best of location. Living room, din- I
Ins room, kitchen, nook, 3 large I
bedrooms, hardwood floors, fire- I
place, full basement and furnace.
Elec. water system, paved road.
$4100. One half cash.
R. A. FORKNER
1853 N. Capitol
2 V4 A. clear east of Salem, to trade
on home will assume.
1 A. clear. Good 5 R. plastered house,
elec. water system. Fine soil.
Want smaller acreage of equal
value, or less. Price $3000.
30 A. near Wood hum. Mod. C R. home.
Best of soli. Want smaller acre
age near Salem. :
R. A. FORKNER
1853 N. Capitol
Fine highly improved farm, all
equipment best part of Idaho wants
valley farm or income would take
roo4,buxll,es,Se( for particulars.
All kinds trades See me
H. C SHIELDS
8913
Oregon Bids.
Exchange, Real Estate
''"XCHAfGE''
Neat 1 room house In East Salem,
clear and rented for 113 per month.
Will trade for small bouse close In
and north of State street. Will pay
11500 difference. '
1 acre with neat' 1 room house.
electric water system,, barn and frar-
are. 910 ml. from cltr limits. Will
trade for good homo, hi Salem. Price
; t3ooo.
CHILDS A MILLER. Realtors
344 8tate St TeL 1703
To trade, Spokane city property for
Salem property, tiom owner only.
Call 1044 8. 11th.
FOR SALE FARMS
BARGAIN IN FARM
34 acres close to : Salem. Best of
good, black soiL running water, poor 1
buUdinga Priced for short time 33800, 1
Ha. -! -Mn t t ?on rn t I
CHILDS A MILLER. Realtors
344 State SL TeL 3708
Farm for rent or sale to any re
liable man who has cash to bay equip
ment to $4000.00. 150 A.. 85 A. hi cul
tivation. 50 A. clover. One year rent
free. Close to Salem. Box 851,
Statesman.
350 DOWN
Win j buy ten acres of good ''land
sowed to wheat, located 8 miles oat.
balance payable $10 per mo. NO IN
TEREST FOR FIVE xrs., price
11350.
seel W. TT ORABENHORST A. CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
849-acre a tor It ranch. Small house
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PACIFIC HIGHWAY PROPERTY
Five acres with small house, drilled
welL garage, all in bearing orchard.
price $2000, $ieo. down, baL zv per
month.
SEE, W. H. GRABEnHORST ft CO.
134 SL lberty street
ACREAGE
FOR SALE About 23 acres. 3 room
cabin, 3 springs, tea A. Umber, S or
more acres lor cultivation, to- mzi
or call 3034 Warner St
11 A. Pudding river bottom. 15 A.
cult, including 5 A. beaver dam, good
onion mint or garden land. Forced to
I seu. at $3100,
SEE GEORGE F. VTCK
308 No. High Street
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Want houses In Salem cash buyers
m terms alan acres tracts sea ma
tor bargains.-
H. C 8 ISDS
Oregon Bldg.
Ph. 8901.
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel! Loans
1 to 19 month- te repay at lowest pos
sible rates ;
GENERAL FINANCE CORrV -A
local eor-oratloa
1st Natl Bank Bldg. : , Phono 8553
1 -ceased
UNSECURED LOANS ;
State Loan Co.
su Oregon sidav
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AUTO LOANS
CAR8 BKItNANCED'
Easy Terms ;"! Investigate
WILLAMETTE LOAN Ca t " M UI
IDS Guardlaa Bids. : - ' Salem I
MONEY TO LOAN oa city, farm or
I acage properties. Mast bo best ot mt-
I miritv. Oood terma low eosta
-TT.rva a un.f .RR Utm Laent
ji4 Suu- 8Cv -' . - TeL 378.
I . KOr. Cam Anna 8S
r m a us sss iviiow.-
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I iTnty eg mhmT foe weu mprove a
I farms it amply aoeurod. Imprevo or
I mttt K . nw AmM tor
I Zzf.i. il. vuii-.71 trTn ir-7i7 -
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Hawkins and Btobarta, laa
A COMPLETE SERVICK ON
LOANS UP TO 1100
LOOK WHAT TOO GET!
1. CASH within 41 boors,
t. Choice of 4 Loan Plana,
3. Liberal terms. 1 to 10 mo. to re dot.
4. Prompt. . Coortosy. Privacy.
Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Member of NRA.
Room 11 New Bllgh Bids- Snd floor
LICENSED NO. 8-111 A M 141 by
til Stat St. TeL
Leans suae w Nearby Towns
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Load of borses and mules Just ar-
rived. Horses weighing around 1490
to 1500 lbs. Mules from 1100 to lioe
pounds. Can be seen at 1900 N. Oom'L
St, on River St.
FOR SALE WOOD
UUARANTECO OKI
rel left aaieai rael Oe. Trade a
Cottage.
Dry planer and slab wood. Prompt
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11 In. old fir. It 4 ft drr 2nd growth
1 cd. lots $4 cd. 4 ft. ash 14.71. TeL
I7IO
iae m, ai-s-viirvrv-iovij I
Guaranteed seaaoned wood. TeL TIIO.
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Dry wood. 11 la, $4.00. Dial 4014.
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Dry wood. TeL 1214.
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Drr wood, all kinds. TeL 1413.
Old fir, nearly dry, $5.10. Phone
I17F8.
WOOD SAWING
i"i-,-.-rrrw.'iAnAaAAf
Wood en wing reasonable. Call 3290
FOR SALE USED CARS
$5 buys '37 Pontine Coupe. Good I
MfiiHiliw. CCft TTi Ia I
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voagn. iv na AiaaiBoo. i
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. VALLEY MOTOR CO. SPECIAL.
We must make mora room. If you
need transportation we have It. This
Is a list of our- cheao buvs
1935 Bulck Sedan, 1 good Urea
and license 385.00
ivs- up tie aan. runs real
good 85.00
192 Chevrolet Coupe, very rood
motor , 33.80
1925 Ford pickup, with trans
mission " 20.10
1923 Ford Coupe rood tires
and motor 23.50
1923 Ford Coupe. Runs good 11.00
1321 Ford Tudor 25.00
1926 Ford pickup, licensed 13.60
1924 Ford pane 20.00
1921 Ford touring:, good tires - 11.00
MARION AND LIBERTY
Telephone 7910
Radio
Program
Tuesday, Feb. 13
KEX PORTLAJTD 1180 Xc
6:30 The Beveille Hoar.
8:15 Breakfast Club..
10:03 ResaM- Bn-k.
10:15 Heart Sones.
10:35 Portland Federation of Women's
Clobs.
12:00 Oriental Gmrdem eresettra, NBO.
12:15 Wan tern Farm sad Honut Hour.
1 ; 15 Orchestra.
1:80 Financial and rraia report.
3 :00 World Bookman.
3:05 Mesieel Gems.
.8:15 Mickey Gillette. NBO.
1:80 Eddie Dachin's orchestra.
4:00 Friendly Chat.
4:30 Learoe of Nations.
8:45 Warna Kins'a orchestra.
0:00 Oregon Mental Hyriene society.
10:40 Tom Coakley's orchestra, NBC,
10:55 Press Hews. NBC
XQW PORTLAJTD 30 Ko
7:15 Gospel Singer, NBC
7 :30 Piano.
8:00 Johnny O'Brien. NBC
8:15 Tour Child, NBO.
8 r30 Three Shades ot Bine, KBC
8:45 Keensn Phillips, NBC
9:15 Honey boy and Saissfras, NBC
8:45 Edna Fischer, KBC
10:05 Army Band Concert, NBO.
11:30 Concert Gem. NBC
12i00 Glenn 8helley and Clarence Tol-
8:00--Coneert Trio.
3:30--Miekey Gillette or., NBO.
4:00 Three Scamp. NBC.
4:15 Oriental Perdens. - -4:30
Yon snd Your Government.
4:45 Ysngbn De Leath, NBC
8:00 Amos a' Andy. NBC
10:15 Tom Coakley's orchestra. NBC
1 10:80 Bart Woodyard's orchestra
I 1 1 .nn A . I74 .1 f.1tat
XOAO COBVALLIS 50 I
9:00 Home Economics Observer.
12rOO Noon Farm Honr.
1:00 KOAO School of the Air.
3:15 World Affairs in Brief.
3:45 British Isles Trsvelogoe.
8:00 Hoiemker Hslt Hour.
4:80 Stories for Boys snd Girls.
5.00 Opera Stories "XMe Gettera-m-Bierong.
6 :00 lanes oa Life James 1L Morris.
8:30 Teniag Vsna Honr.
7:30 Basketball Game Oregon SUte
vs. University of Idsho.
PNII COMES FOR
HAZEL GREEN, Feb. 11. Mr.
J TT--jiomoto the new pastor for
i nMHOIUOlO, me) new fwwt
the- Salem Japanese church, has
arrived from California. He will
occupy a cottage near james
Yada's.
Friday the school held an Ar
bor Day program. A number of
shrmbs and flowers were planted
on ! the grounds. . .
Four sandwich toasters were
bought by the Student Body with
funds from the candy sale at
the last community club - pro-
I gram.
I 'Henrr Kholer of Havesville
wired O. G. Looney's house and
bara this week. W. IL William
son and G. O. Looney expect to
u. --, .r-.-
I w uwiira. -.
airs, in u-r auoov sna jars.
Perry Saunders will be hostesses
, n Onnaliln.. O . f lnK. AM
I " J" 71 li . v. ,, -v.
I h mq . wuw
I flome.
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AASLUXD3 MOVE
SLLTERTON, Feb. 11. - Mr.
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and Mrs. Oscar Aaslund and tourl. SILVERTON. Feb. 11. Mrs.
I children moved to Canby to Mary Riley,. Ruth Minor and Mrs.
maae xneir nomev ibb Aasianos
en.rt. 0--4 - mtit
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die west during the satumn andlday Mrs. -KOj nd Miss Minor
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Business
Directory
Cards fa this directory rum
on monthly basis only. Rate:
f 1.00 per 11a per Month.
AUTO BRAKES
atllce Panelc. 1T1 Bontb Commrelat
BRUSHES
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4111. R. R Northnesa.
CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. O. L SCOTT. PSC. Chiropractor,
i 151 Ti. Mign. Tel. rtes. 7x.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
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BOSLER Eleetrie, 341 state sl wir-1
FLORISTS
Brelthaupt's, ItT Court.
AIX kinds of floral work. Lots. Flor-
let, 1171 N. Lioerty. Tel. x.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
THE W EIDER LAUNDRY
313 a High TeL 9131
CAPITAL, CITY LAUNDRT
First to Quality and Service
j Telephone 3111 1314 Broadway
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MATTRESSES
CAPITOL. BEDDINQ CO. Phone 40(3
I
d a V rs-r f T"l OTVA Vat I
Factory. NEW MATTRESS made to I
oruer, oiu rsmaQO , carpet cjeanmsi sis- i
: rug weaving. & 13th A Wil-
bur. TeL 14 4 L
OTTO F. ZWICKER.
Eat. 111.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet muslo and piano stud
ies. Repair-Ins radios, phonographs and
sewing machines, 433 State Street.
Salem.
NATUROPATHS
Dr. Putnam Hall, til B. Commercial
TeL 1064.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo en-raving. 147 N. Com-
iwrclsl. Tel. 6887.
PRINTING
fob stationery, cards, pamph-
lets, prosrams. books or any hind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing old fashioned candy pull was en
Department. 31e & Commercial. Tele- I a nv
i phone slot. - I
RADIO SERVICE
hoVodd!141--5" Wlth
Moore's. TeL 7993495 N. High.
STOVES
I - reealr stove, ranges, circulators.
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
circniiaiura, v &k, inji cuimui
wire. Salem Fence and Stove works,
2(3 Chemeketa, TeL 4774. R. B.
Fleming.
SWEDISH MASSAGE,
Dr. Ella Mclntyre. Swedish masseuse.
I nerve, muscle and Joint specialist. 833
N. Liberty. TeL 849s. -
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
call 813L Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks
to rortiano oauy.
CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 224
SUte St. TeL 7773. Distributing, for
warding and atorage our specialty. Get
our ratea
WUlamette Valley Transfer. Salem to j
Portland hauling. TeL S7I-.
TRUCK SERVICE
1 Ashcraft 370 KIngwood. TeL 83S0.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West. R. a TeL 110F5,
SlUIfilS SELECT
FALLS CITT, Feb. 11. Class
officers this semester tor the lo
cal high school are:
Seniors : President, Jennie
June Hatch: vice - president.
June Saunders; secretary-treas-
I urer, Delilah "Ames; councllmen.
Lawrence McCuistion, Ervin Bak
er and Eada Watt.
Junior President, Gladys
Booser; vice-president, Doreatha
Bowman; Becr'etary-treasnrer, Le
tha Jones; councllmen, - Lyle
Goode, Ralph Ransom and Donald
Ferguson. -
Sophomores President, Lawr-
ence Goode; vice-president, Lloyd
Ames; secretary-treasurer, BUI
Letterman; councllmen. Vest
Teal and Jack Hon La.
r-roah-ioTi T-f!rtint Bonnie
Hylton; vice-president, Frank
Jones; secretary-treasurer, Doro-
.av - .mm m
I thy Ames; councllmen.
Amy
Houts and Lenn Holman.
Students on the honor roll for
I the last six weeks are: Seniors,
Jennle June Hateh. Eren McGree-
vy and June Saunders; Juniora,
noreatha. Tio man. Ralnh Ran-
som. . Bar Ransom: .. soohomore.
SoTco HstchTto
i n i- TT-it
I Frank Jones.
AT RE1U friWAR
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CHIEFS
Iliii Uillilittia JcumM e
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Successful Event is First
of Series Planned
for Public
enwe viMe 'v.. m.loii were receivea on ue iocii
atertalnlng aprozlmately 1 S 0
meats. Tnvftationa ware Ttnd.l
led to aH veterans organisations I
and auxiliaries to the first of a I
series of such affairs to which th I
unn or nico mini io viicn ua
public will also be invited. Mu-
sic was tarnished by the Silver
r yivw w em.'ovwk.
Lunch was served : during Inter,
mission by th camp kitchen per-
SOnneU
famished by th Sunshine elab.
Maa tilaailAOt Ajk, evlllak flaa
a afar av-4k tllVfi 11 All 4s Wnfaail haa I
A ".T .YLW1
fwim VWUMAVWW VWJS uivihmi
Thesr funds are ased to make
Ibanatomamberala caseof mer-
gencies, or appropriated toward I
entertainment.
Flaa 4-H Program
Th 4-H club i members are
planning an afternoon of demon
stratlons to be given February SS,
under the direction of Mrs. Wil
low Evans, teacher. ; A short pro
gram will alao be presented, se
lections being mad by the ap
pointed committee, - Bottle Strom
and Barbara Zlebart. Parents and
neighbors will b Invited. Th
..v,.. eram mill 1
. . w. ..... i
In. March when a pie social wUl
also be featured. I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles GOOdWin, I
park caretakers. left Saturday!
.Zi .u T' 71 v
w was, a-v vuo avt.v a a
t Cannon beach, wner tney Will I
tush uuui t uooua;. , x uoy win bo
.ce0mianled br Mr. and Mrs.
v rea racinnev oi b-ibui, mu -i-1
filiated with the Stat parks. I
?J?r5 arkhur8t U hl Charge at
the park
FALLS CITT. Feb. 11. The
Christian Endeavor center which
pven Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday- evenings and Sunday
afternoons has been a great at
traction to the young people of
the community. Many games.
Rood books and magazines were
provided - Saturday night, and an
w-'r "trZT v i a . a
. 4ub uen Kuuwt ituucuk uvu
officers for the new' semester are
1 president, Donald- Uatheny (re-
l4tot vla ' TtroaldAnt . T.vl
GooTeV secre-tiry: "Iw." ZV7
treasurer, jLrrin rxiaer; yen ieu -
or Delilah Ames.
er, iwiua viaes.
The new editorial staff for the
high school paper, "The Midget"
is: editor, Ervln Baker; assist-
ant editor, June Saunders; man-
I ager, Kenneth Teal.
M GHEES LEASE TO
MiSSDURI FAMILY
9 xt-i . wi i e r .
Mrs. Carl McGhee have leased
their farm here to some people
from Missouri. The McGhees Will
spend a while in California Je-
I fore deciding on a location.
David Monroe, long-time resi
dent. Is seriously ill at the fam
ily, home,
The coldest night for sometime
,t PrM , i.i.7 th. fh.rm7n!
was Friday night; the thermom
eter stood at 18 above at 7 a. m.
Mrs. Loria Trask entertained a
group of small youngsters la her
home Friday afternoon In honor
of her daughter, Dona's sixth
birthday.
Temple Fund Is
About Complete
With subscriptions for the pro
posed $36,000 Sunday school tem
ple for the Methodist church with
in $-000 of the goal yesterday,
n- V H! Miniffan. ' nastnr. and
members of the board of trustees
Were cerUin that all the money
WOuld be forthcoming Shortly. EV-
ery effort -will be made to com-
nlef the drive br the end of this
- ,
No mora toward construction
I will be started until that last dol
K .t.-t-it -ntn that last dol.
I lar la pledged.
Sportsmen to Discuss
Bag Limit and Season
' "SILVERTON, Feb. 11. The
Isaak Walton league chapter of
Sllverton will hold Its February
meeting Friday night at the
armory. The meeting was to
have , been last Friday but the
armory wasn't available for the
meetlnr. Bar limits on fish and
lonenlna- and eloslnar dates for fish-
1 tog season will be discuss ed. Ed-
win Overlund U the local presl-
I J A ; - .....
I dent,
PIOXEEB CLUB MEETS .
PIONEER. Feh. 11- The reg-
lular meeting of the Pioneer elab
I was held at the clnbhouse Friday.
I Howard Coy was acting chairman.
I Mrs. D. Inmann and Mrs. M.
Blodgett grt m Alt Mr, and
I mm lran- TWtihorVaf ' nra a.
I
8TTJDT!NT3 PLAN PLAT
r I UtT AVRTCT Feb II. - The
studMU of ML Angel Nornuil aa
J College ei nalon - ar preparing
MI CH IS
well nra
i.or iuo pmwwuuu ei mui,
p.l a mmwlv ha Aid Ordwavl Havi Bariag priee front prodaeert;
I 7. -
House," whleli wlU be -given Yri-
I . . . .., . ,v, a. d
, eii; i
I m udunnem. .--.it ,
, ' - .. f.i. ; .........
EGGS CEJiT HieiB
Of! LOCAL MARKET
First new potatoes of the sea-1
Low ',ttI'e ,or w P04" f
v'u jwau.
Egg climbed, a cent a dozen
yesterday.
Rhubarb, also Imported, ts oa
Hnn nrn eian inniirru ib An
the market la larger quantities I
now, but at prices high tor thebM
BTeraxe pocaeiDoog. urapeiruii,
both Florida and Aritona, la
cheaper, while bananas are auot-
d nn
' I
" v.!v. , " I
vvavsv yvauui vaaaasa,aa aw vww
lng from the south
California
. . . . , I
. "f8" " "
f reaper, as are Mexlcaa toma-1
ioeB
; CHICAGO. Feb. ll.-VGen-
.", :;,,--' '
fresh delay of th suprem
court's gold decision led to sharp I
oiai Kiuug ui iueu uvui j
dnwntnrna nt rnln tiIim tnA-r
Ahnnt th onlv rallvtna- nnwnr I
-uv" r""
Tnn FTRin TTI alF F PTK niflniHTAn WII
associated With Washington re-
norta of a all-hf nnaalhllltv the
5U?, " . Pf." - "
decision might be given utto-l
mnrm h .11 imrin
,H, ha i t .t-
nouncement of 2.545.000 bnshels
decrease of the United States
wheat visible supply total had
little or any stimulating effecL
Wheat closed unsteady at near
ly the day's botton. level.
1 H nnder Saturday's finish.
May 96-9SH, corn 1 cent to 1
down. May 83-84, oats
1 M off, and provisions showing
2 cents to 12 cents decline.
Today's closing quotation!:
Wheat May 96-56; July
I 89 : September 874-
Corn March 87U: May 83-
84; July 78 -79; September
75
Oats May 49 - 50; July
42; September 40.
General Markets
PBOTJXTOB EZCHANOB
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 11. (AP)
Produce Kzchante, net prices:
.gVrf-i . ffi
Batter: Extras, B5e; stssdards,
1 j? , ,
I E: u- spooUls. 35e; U. S.
i ni. . n n nullum ..tr,
I Botterfat: sse.
II r ,i j c
H rortlana train
PORTLAND. Ore- Teh. 11. (AP)
Grain:
wheat Opea High Lew Clots
May 84 84 83 H 83 H
Jsly 77 77 78V, 78H
Csih: Big Bead blaaitem. 8e: dark
k. t l.-- ii - . atu.. ii
oer cent. 88e: soft white, hard winter.
northern SDring sad western red. 83e:
western' white, 81e.
OaU: No. 3 whiU, $31.50.
. Cora: Ne. 3 E yellow. $40.75.
KUlraa standard, $34.50.
Pnrflanri I ivfxstnrlr I
r oruanq lJVesiOCK
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 11. (API-
Cattle: Beceipts, 1200; calrea, 50;
. 35-50e higher.
Steers, good and choice, common and
I medium, 1 4.7 5-9.00; heifers, good, choice.
common sad medium, fl.oo-o.B5 ; eows.
good, common snd medium, f 3. 50-6.00;
low eutter and cutter. 31.50 3.50; buii
8W and ehoice. $4.25-40; cutter, com-
DELAY 0 i
SENDS GRAIN DOWN
i men-and medium, $3.25-4.25; . veaien, i the other day wnen, wniie Pow-iat ome 0f Mrg. f. c. Gnn
good and e-oica. 7.00-8.00; cull, com- j-- hls horse reared up and -, M,. JoaonhlnA Slier, a na-
eTu;coiM: a-d
medium. 3.00-5.50. , ,
Hogs: , Receipts, 8200; 10 25e higher.
S7K-8.S5: haavnreicht. rood sad choice.
7.00-7.70; packing sews, meaium sna
good, 5.25 6.50; feeder and atocksr
pigs, good and choke, - 8.00-8.50.
Sheep: Beceipts ouo; sieasr.
Lambs, good snd choice. 7.00-7.25 ;
common sad medmm, 4.75-7.00; rear
ling wethers, 4.00-5.00; ewes, geed sad
choice, 8.00-4.00; coll, common snd
medium, 2.00-8.35.
Portland Produce
I .?.TLA;. UTf
yarrbment. Se lb. U cartons; B grade,
parchmeat wrappers, 88tte; cartons,
, . v., . . .
, - !-r?5..l 1VZ
ZVZZtX ,. 7mt.wI7'i ZZZ
I ceUvery leas than twice a weea, sis
1 O grade at mrket.
B grade cream Hsjnng pnee oi out-
Eggs Sales te retailer: BpeeUla,
37c; extras, 3Se; fresh extra, browns.
See; standards, 34? fresh nuMUama, 3S;
sediam firsts, 34e doses.
Eggs Baviag price. el whelesslers:
Freeh spedsts, 33e; extras, 31c; extra
saediaias- -Oct paUsta, 16et n der
grades, I8e dee en.
nnntrv SMata Belling orieo te
taUers: Oona try killed hogs, best butch
ers, nader ISO lbs- 13H-14e lb.; veaU
era. fsaey, 13-33 He lb.; light aad thin,
frae lb.; hesvr, -7e lb; c.tuw eewa.
S 6c lb.t eaaaers. S-4e lb.; bolls, 6-SHe
lb.; lambs, fsaey, 14-lie lb.; aanttoa.
8-7s lb.'. .
VfkIr -19S4 having nriee. 19c lb.
Lit . pealtiT Portland delivery bay.
h-- com 1 has a. ever t lbs
J lyJSl.iJA
W gfiTtEi ,11---'
B . . am Ji A W
4 Iba. an. ap. 15-lfte lb.; aader 4 lbs,
18-17s lb.; broUsrs, aadsr 1 lbs- 18-17s
lb.; roosters, 6e lb.; Fekia docks
yoanr, 14-16 lb. , . n . .
Hilh: Contract priee A. Portlaad de-
I Jj
I ,
livery, 83.30 cwt.; B grade creass. 37Ve
Cssesra barkt Bsyinf . pries, 1834
eU Se . f . - . .
I peel, so .
"fc V
I v.77-.. . 1 . ...' -i.r. t.
I ..i. n-k. !. ai it m.
r-lJ ioix mmlaalf WIQaSMtte
va, Ta. i, 1 u
j 5reg , IT -oi' lb.t soaUera Idaho
i xif.ifV V 1. new eren. 817: eastern
jfil.it 313 teas
I ' - f . . . . . . . .
ww wiff "an, iu we,
-wmm. a is tea. xsrusaa.
.. - - . -
Salem Markets
Urad B raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op pool price $1.73.
per hundred.
(MUk basei ea eswl lestlly
battortat avsngO
Olsttibotor price f2. ia
A grade botterfat Dellv
ered. 87c; route. 85c
A grade prints, S7c; IS
grade, aetfc
Prlees al4 rrewors by aalsei barera
rsaraarr ll
- - . . i
zr'&lZiZuZ .71.7U7 ..ITS I
are net gaareateed by The fiutee-
rauiT
(Bkyisg Pries)
CrsaWrries. v bbu am
Orapefralt. Plerids 8.35 to S.V4
umpeiraii, Ariteaa i.oo to i.iv
ciIT, 17s u i lo
BoBHiaa. ea stalk
JOS
Hwa OS
y . .
choice
ui
.4.00 to ATS
-3.00 to 1.35
1.0
Applet, bashel
.1.00 to Lll
VXOCTABLXS
(Baying Prise)
Rksbarb. 13 lbs.
.1X0 to 1.25
new potatoes, Honda
.08
Artlcaekea. box
.3.75 to 3 00
.30
BaaJaaes. os.
Caaliflower, Calif.
Cabbage, cwt local
1.25
85 to 1.15
AOs to .65
.20
Kraut cabbie
Oreaa peppers, IV.
Local oaiooa. 50 lba. Ke. 1 9
HO. S. 50 Iba. .50
Lettaee, CalUorala
Dry pick
3.25 to 3.75
1.35 to 1.75
49
.08
, At
Jti
Salsifr. dntaa
gausss! Hnbbardt
SIr la
. ' , ".
Lototole-
He. t, beadi
aw
M
.65
.35
1.83
.19
.13
1.85
8.50
.15
39
.35
.60
.SO
.85
3.50
1-31
I Ne. a. baadraS
- 1
No. . 50 lba
I fl. ...
I California peu
I u"torB1 oeaas
To-atoea. hot b
Mazieaa, ias
bosse, lag
I ntwt.
At te
ai u
I Waiaata. lb. .
4&
Italiaa breeeolL hi -
Beeta, Calif dosea
Celery. Calif- crate
Heart, sos.
aora
tBayist Pries)
Clasters, 1934 lb., top
fatties. 1914. too lb
.15 Vk
45
EQ0S
Borisi Pries)
Extras
.23
.31 i
.19
.18
j standard'
Mediome
Pullet
WOOL AND MOBAIB
(Bsyisf Pries)
Mohair. 1934 clip bo market
Mediosi wool 1934 - .29
Coarie and fine wool. 10S4 -IS
POOI.Thtt
(Bavins Pries)
5Jb-
.13
.13
.13
.13
.11
.18
.05
.04
Over 8 ponnds. Ih,
Colored mediums, Ib.
Mediant Leghorns, lb.
Light. Ib. .
Fryers, lb. ,- ,, ..
Stars, lb. -.
Boosters, lh.
Kg AT
tBaring Pried
Lambs, nader 00 lbs.
850
5.75
T.75
8.50
8 35
Over vo lba.
Hots. 190-180 lbs.
110-310 lbs. ...
310-350 lbs.
Steers
Cow -
6 00 te 6.00
3.00 ta 3.50
8 50 te S.35
S.00 te 4.00
SJK) to 8.50
.10 H
Balls
Heifers
Veal, top
Dreaeed veaL top
.14
Dreaaec hogs
ORAIN AN1 HAT
(Baring Pries)
Wheat, western red .
.79
White. Ne. 1
.79
Barley, feed Ne. L tea
.38.00
Halting, toa
.83.00
-37.00
-32.00
I Oats, milling, toa
I Feed, toa
I 5y baring pri
I Clover bay
. 8.00
. 9.00
.13.00
. .18
. .17
Oats snd vetch, toa
Alfslfs valley
Clover Seed
Bad, lb. ,
Alsiks. lb.
Harris is Injured
' by Horse Second '
Time at Plowing
J5HELBURN, Feb. 11.
y-. "d hroUM
Harris recehred cnts and . brn toes
on th left hand and
Dla left side.
Last tall the same horse drag-
ceived bruises and cuts.
George T. McDonald has com
pleted his work as farm census!
taker in Kingston,-Sbeiburn and
North Sclo.
No. MT
NOTICE OF FINAL HKABIXO
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR
THE STATE O? OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MARION.
In the Matter of the Estate of
REUBEN P. BOISE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
Final Account of R. Breyman
Boise, Administrator of the Es
tate ouleuben P. Boise, deceased.
has been filed In the County Court
1 oi fltanon tuniy, uregon, ui(
the 14th day of February. 1931,
at the honr oT 10 o'clock a. m. has
been appointed by tha Court for
hearing objections. It any, to said
Final Account, at which time any
persons Interested .la said estate
may appear and file objections
thereto, in writing, ; and contest
the same.
R. BREYMAN BOISE.
Administrator of said Estate.
R. H. BASSETT,
Attorney for Administrator
401 Guardian Bids..
Salem, Oregon. JlS-.Z-.tF-I-lt.
Stoclcs and Bond
; rec ary n
ROCK AT tA O I
(CewpScd by Tho Associated Frssa)
T 80 It IS
- . tadess. - rails i - atU.
Today . . ff -
J Heath agoZ 83.S .
I Tea ago 8.1 88.4 87.3
1JJ. .J S3 111
I itu vib . ai.a at 0 40.8
IT4
SL4
S4U
B02TJ ATEXAOES
O IS . . 10
18
: nlh 4aat etiL foreirn
S5.S: 4.S S8J OS.T
t. ps.s sas
ss.e ti.a ' J 4 -T0.4
r. d-T
-) j Keath ago -
v .- - ai l . SS.e SLS ST4I
I 1888 mit Z.Z ..." -aa
1 18SS low .se. "- - ZZ Z
Jibs high s.4 a v.e
,. 1 . VX.S ... TS.T OSJI VV.B
w in Urt
Sew 1338 high.
EB
LISHTM RISE
PORTLAND. Or.. Feb. 11. -W)
I -There was a higher prle and
firmer ton for batter la spots
bat trading was lighter. The
late advance la the cob price
on the produce exchange Is bow
generally effective. Batterfat was
op 2c lb.
Hlrhpr rHA ra fnmwf tnr
. " "
tnt l.te. CL,, i
the - produce exchange with a
good demand for outside, points.
Values were not firmly establish
ed here.
Conditions within the cheese
trade were steady. The expected
further advance la the price did
not materialize but there was
no mistaking; the firmness of
current values at practically all
points.
At the moment cheese makers
are busy In filling old orders for
supplies, therefore current mar
ket offerings are limited.
Demand for lire chickens con
tinued to hold firm with practi
cally everything In request al
though the smallest call was for
colored hens. Prices were firm at.
the recent advance.
Rather quiet trading tone was
showing for potatoes here with
prices nominally unchanged both
locally and at the source. , New.
potatoes from Florida and. from
Hawaii were a small Influence.
There Is an acute shortage of
quality real and prices were
firm, other meats being steady
at least except beefs. These are
weak.
NEW YORK. Feh. ll.-(aVTou
could have laid all the financial
markets end to end today and they
wouldn't have reached anywhere
In particular.
Stock and bond tickers menely
drawled a story of minor reces
sions or Innocuous flutterings in
either direction.
Turnover In the stock exchange
was only 359,147 shares, and the
general list was merely soft, as In
dicated by a recession of .2 of a
point in the Associated Press av
erage for 60 stocks, at S8.5. Rails
presented the easiest tone, but
even here the average recession
was less than' a half point
Most trading leaders held their
declines to tractions, although Al
lied Chemical at 134. and Santa
Fe at 43, each got down better
than a point. Lesser recessions
were recorded for American Can
at 114, American Tobacco "B"
I at 80, Bethlehem Steel at 29.
Chrysler at 38, Consolidated
Gas at 18, General Motors at
31, New York Central at 11.
Sears Roebuck at 34 , U. S. Steel
at 38 and Westinghouse at 38.
A few were able to resist the
general softness to show small
improvement. Including American
Telephone at 104, International
Harvester at 40, Union Carbide
at 47 arid Standard Oil of New
Jersey at 40.
Willard Silver Tea
Slated by W.C.T.U.
TURNER. Feb. 11. The W. C.
T TT will hold a Frances Willard
I silver tea program Wednesday af-
8UTer w Program weoiiesaay ai-
ternoou rebruary 13, at 2 o'clock
oreani.er and fomer sUte
president of Minnesota, will be
s. ui rir. .
church Wednesday night.
WOOL DEALS PEND
BOSTON, Feb. ll.-fJPMTJ. S.
Dept. -Agr.) Several houses In
Boston had business pending on
fair slsed quantities of greasy
combing domestic wool, but buy
ers were Tery deliberate In clos
ing transactions.
Gardeners9 and
Ranchers9 Mart
' PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. llP)
-Cabbage was holding Its own at
today's session of the gardeners
and ranchers' early market. -
The demand was strong an4
the price for best stuff was
around fl.25 a crate.
Good green onions were being
offered at 25-3 Oe per dosen
bunches. Broccoli was up a little
at S 0-4 5c per lug. Other pro
duce was steady. ' -
Spinach Lag. T5e-$1.3S.
. Carrots h'ew, desea bssehes, SO-tle.
Beets Dotea bsnehes. Me.
Pereiey Posea beaches. 18e.
- Taraips Doiea banebes. lO-SOe.
Rntabaaaa Lac SS-40S. - -
' . Winter radiabes Dose bsaches, 30s.
-Lettaee Northwest. craU 7e-L
Cabbage Fee crate. 0e-Sl.SS.
- CaolUiuaer Local. Ho. L, fl.S3; Xa
a, 50 crsta. - t '
Celery Orsta. $1.B0-LT.
Celery Heart Dosea banc-aa, I0-T5e
Baoash Osaiah. SOe . per eaatalesv-
SSJllerate; isg. 40-45. -
ILTI Apples 4 am Me pseK, BO-sse.
3941 1 Potstoes Orange beg, 60-40.
48.4 I Broccoli Per lag, 60-0e. .
BR OF flUTl
III SHARES
VIRTUALLY
LU
4LS I Oreea Oaisas Uosea baaebes, ILSOe-
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Eadi
'Desea. SOe.
CASH BUYERS
Butterfat and Eggs
CAPITOL DAIRIES
Phone S175
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