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It further reserves the right to classify all adver tising under the proper classification. HELP WANTED MALE Party for service In exchange for I spt. 109 S. Com'l. St SITUATIONS WANTED German lady wishes housework. Go sny where. Bot Z4I. anMLyy. FOR SALE Miscellaneous nfinni-BVrirr - - - "-"---"'- Old papers lOe per bundle. States man o trice. Peach Trees SPEClALr All kinds of fruit and nut trera Frultland Nursery sales- rard, 240 Center St. A. J. Mathls, prop. TeL 9820 Spring wheat, new harness, collars, borses. cows. Tel. 4S6U.-Earoy nan. Hay. oats and vetch, clover, wild cats. Mrs. Wright, 4 ml Wallace Rt 23ft boxes Newtown and SpUzen- berg apples, small size, 40c box. Bring boxes. ' 100 boxes Tsklma Delicious and Wlnesap apples at lowest prices. Fresh apple elder daily. 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 shaker, $7 thousand. Trade for chickens -or what have you? Hoy Reeves, Rt. L Bos 87, Aumsvllle. mnn -iixnnxuuiri unn r-.ryrvr rwiryy- FOTEl SALE MISCELLANEOUS K', and uad furniture, radios. rmnt linoleum. Dlanos. etc. We buy. en and exchange. P. N. Woodry's Auction Market, 1110 N. Summer. TeU (110. Hay for sale. TeL 41F11. Well rotted fertiliser, yard or sack. Tel. 5278. i3S4 Zenith table model radio, as goed as new. Can be bought on easy terms. No money down. Also 2 600x22 ply .tires. 198 S. Commercial. Baled rtsv and straw. 67F2. . TRADE Miscellaneous Will trade phononrraph for one eord ef wood. H. L. stin i-urn. o. Furniture for Ford. IL L Stiff. - n n n n n " Will trade 7-tube auto radio for pl- Sno. 214 N. Hish. . WANTED Miscellaneous tAnnnnnnr -i- Whits fir Hemlock timber. Any mount. Howard. 2385 N. Front St. srxrvinrur'i'irii"-,ri" - WANTED Walnut meats. Any qua lity, any time. State Cafeteria. s-KrsrwtisiM'Vii "'i'' """ -fc Haul ins wanted for '34 Dedge 2T. Wood, freight, lumber, a n y t b I n . Phone 820. MISCELLANEOUS . Free We pick up dead and worth less borses, cows, sneeo. . ie . Haircuts 1 6c-10a 808 & Winter. Saw repairing. Salem Saw Shop. Toiir Corners Pen Road. Tel. 4280 GOVERNMENT JOBa Start $10 8175 month. Men women, 18-50. Qua lify now for coming Salem examina tions. Short hours steady positions. Common education usually sufficient. 25 coached .free. Full particulars Hat nositlons FREE. Write today. Frank lin Institute, Dept. 378T, Rochester, N.i T. K-tahHitip1 905.- ' FOR RENT ROOMS Four room house, good barn, hen house and garage. 24 acres 2 miles from town. Phone 8765. J ROOM AND BOARD For lady, 84 week. Tel. 7318. i iSiwjSy.rfN FOR RENT APARTMENTS JZttlt ..... jsssMM- Old fir oear! ' dryt $5.50. Pbon6 Small furn. apt., 890 Union. 137F3. h Yn t'l'.tm apt a" to cap" WOOD SAWING Mod. 8 R. Adults. 843 Union. Wood snwine reatannahle Call 890. FOR RENT HOUSES irr.rrvir'ii h'-i-ii-i-i-i"i- Houses For kner 1853 N.-CapltoL ri.ririiiiiririiiiini-iiirii-iii-ii-'ri'- --i---r ' - - - Mod. furn. house, 4 bedrooms. Close to chool. TeL- 8228. - Honses, Grant. 629 Court. Ph. 5584. Cosy small bungalow, furnished. Tel. 8818 evenings. , 5 rm. bouse with large garden spot. H. L. Stiff Fnrnlutre Co." - FOR RENT wmmmwwmwmmwmwmwii Hosnltsl beds and wheal chairs for tent. H. I Stiff Furniture Co. Houses, acreage: 808 First NatL FOR BENT 8 A acres. 8 eoainned chicken bouses, 800 chicken capacity. Modern t room hoase. SH miles from Ladd Bash bank. Rent 310 per no. SEE) Clifford Harold with CHIUDS ft MTU.K.R. Realtors 844 State Street - - - Tel. S798. FOR SAf.EReal Estate . FOR 8AL3 . Beautiful 7 room bouse only I blocks from state bouse, north. Priced low at 84TOO, part terms. - - . , . . SEE) Mrs. EUis with ' 1 , CinS A MILLER. Bealtore 844 8tate Strst ' Tel. 8708. i- - -rrir-i"Wrifianmuij Largs honse, 10 blocks from Ladd Jb Bush bank, paved s, cement walks. slouble garaga. Distant owner. Price 1400. - W. O. KRtJEQER, 147 N. Coml. For Sale Real Estate THREE WON'DERFTJT. BUT 8 IN - REASONABLY i PRICED , HOMES room plastered house oa paved street, garage and woodshed. Price onir 8960. 1 : 2 choice east front lota with I room cottage, garage- and woodshed, street paved sad walks In. Price on It IIZSO. In West Salem, largs- corner lot with fruit and shade trees, shrubs and flowers, room house with basement and furnace, garage and woodshed. Price for short; thus 11(09 with part terms. , . - . For Rood buys In homes SEE a . CfilWH MILLKR. Realtors 144 State Street ! i Tel. 8708. j Exchange, Real Estate To trade.- Spokane dtr prooertv for Salem property, f From owner only. Call 10S a 13th. : -r- -rr-rii rsinnrsnrnnvrMTirLnjxn WE HAVE 12 acres near Corral Us. also arouo of lots, all clear to trade for property In or near Salem.; Will par cash differ ence. S ! ' CHTLDS & MILLER, Realtors 344 State St. ' - Tel. S708. FOR SALRFARSIS Farm for rest or sale to any re liable man who has cash to buy equip-1 merit to S4000.0ViSO A 85 A. In cul-I (irauon. a. ;cMver. woe year rent free. Close to i Baiem. Hoi til, T Statesman. ACREAGE FOR SALE About 22 acres, 3 room cahJn. 2 springs,: ten A. timber. or more acres for . cultivation. TeL 9321 or call 2034 Warner St. SI A. Pudding river bottom. 15 A. I cult, including ft A. beaver dam. good onion mint or garden land. Forced to sell at 82100. .3, BEE GEORGE F. VICK -203 No, High Street Cash buyer for 60 A. to 120 A. Wants bargain.' See me about your wants buy sell trade. Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902. Want to list rood lots, must be priced right. Have spot cash buyers. suvviAirs&i ini iH wan Bank Bldg. f - MONEY TO LOAN ssssassaasnssnssnsksasaasai Automobile and Chattel Loans 1 to 20 months t$ repay at lowest pos sible rstes. v GENERAL FINANCE CORP. A local' corporation 1st NafL Bank Bldg. Phone 8553 Licensed by State UNSECURED LOANS State Loan Co. 212 Oregon Bldg. TeL "782 v Lie St S-185. AUTO: LOANS CARS REFINANCED Easy Terms Investigate VIL.LAMfe.TTE LAN CO. Al-ISS 505 Guardian Bldg. Salem MONEY TO LOAN on city. -farm or acreage properties; Must be best of se curity. Good terms, low costs. CH1LDS MILLER, Mtge. Loans 344 State St. M TeL 6708. 5 Fariti Loans S Plenty of money for well Improved farms If amply ; secured. Improve or buy now with cheap money, ask ror booklet "Willamette Valley Farms." Hawkins and Roberts, inc. A COMPLETE SERVICE ON LOANS UP TO 1300 LOOK WHAT YOU GET ! 1. CASH within 48, hours.' 2. Choice of 4 ,Lan Plans. 3. Liberal terms, 1 to 20 mo. to repay. 4 Promptness, w Courtesy. . Privacy. Beneficial Loan Society of Sale in Member of NRA. Room 119. New Bllgh Bldg. Ind floor LICENSED NO, S-122 & M ISa by STATE 518 State St i ; Tel. 3740 Loans Made In Nearby Towns LIVESTOCKfand POULTRY! Load of horses and mules just ar rived. Horses - weighing around 1400 to 1500 lbs. Mules from 1200 to 1300 pounds. Can be seen at 1900 N. .Com'l. St. on River St BiHT rhi, ks. : habv millets, baby cr kermis. Custom hatching, custom sexing. Ph. 133 K2. Lee's Hatchery. t -Tntewihred ii naroockeiC. els. 31.50 each. s i Ph. 133F2, ee s Hatchery. ?' ' FOR SALE WOOD GUARANTEED DRT wool coal. Tel. 6008, Salem' Fuel Co. Trade & Cottage. ; . Diy planer and' slab wood. Prompt rrw old fir. 5 2nd growth wood, screened hog fuet! Fred E Wells. 010mmimmBmnmm i c in m ir S5 .tr-smi arnwth 2 cd. iou si 'cd. 4 ft ash 14.75. TeL 8785. j, . Guaranteed seasoned wood. Tel. 7880. Dry wood. 18 144 $4.00. Dial 4084. PERSONAL Lucille : You and mother were rleht. Jim likes Juicy tYult gum. It gives him just the chewing exercise - his teeth need. Ella, j! ' I will not be responsible for any Mils contracted by my wife, Mrs. A. C Ella or Tony Klia from this day on unless sanctioned ny myself. (Dated Feb. 13. 1835.) Jar. .A. c. Ell Tony Ella. stomach ulcer, oas pains, Aixu - iKiuuidtiun ii-uuis, wnj I naitinie of Pd-a tablets, a doctor's pro . my-- I .r-tntlnn. at naottal Drusr Store. Per- ry's Drug Store. FOR SALE-USED CARS sso buys 27 Eontlac Coune. Good condlUon. bit Unton. 18IS Cher. Coach. 10SS Madison. SETWIXO CitTJB 1IEETS SILVERTON HILLS, Feb.11. The SllTerton Hills community sewing club wilj bold an all-day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. A- A. Sacher. Potluck lunch members will work on a qnllU . - . , xt ' - LOVRE IliPROVINQ CENTRAL HOWELL, Feb. It. Thomas Lovrd who baa been 111 la renorted much imoroTed now. FOR SALE USED CARS Valley Motor Co. .' v Special We nrast make more room. If you need transportation we have. It. - This is a ust ox our cneap Duys 13X5 Bulck Sedan, t aood tires ' and license f t ia 192t Hun Sedan, runs real good j : 11.0 I92f Chevrolet Coupe, very rood motor as.il 125 Ford pickup, with traas- mission I 10.0 1923 Ford Coupe rood tires and motor 22.IS 1923 Ford Coups. Runs good 1&.0 l3f Ford xudor , If.et 192 Ford pickup. Ucensed 1S.M l Ford panel - so.st lszi rom tounna, good tires l&.os ! Marion and Liberty . Telephone T31t Radio Program Wsdaesdsr.' Fabrnsry 18 rXX JOBTLAND 1 110 X- 8:30 The Revielle Hear. 8:15 Bsndt oa'Psrsds. 8:80 Popular oCneert. S :00 Orckestrs. 9 :30 Three-Foar Time. 9:45 MsrshaU's Msverickt, KBC 10:05 Lost sad Found ltemi. s 10:35 Roaald Buck. 11:00 Great Moments la History. 11:15 Songs ef ths Dsr. 12:00 Dtnee Frolic 13:15 Western Firm sad Home Hour. 1:30 Financial snd grain report. 1:35 Popular .Vocalist. , 1:45 Oprtio Gems. 2:30 Wyoming Night Hawks. 8:15 Mickey Gillette's orchestra. 4 :00 Friendly Chat. 4:45 Musical Gems. :15 Wrestling boats. 10:35 Mow Dance Tones. 10:45 Tom Coaklex's orchestra. ' 10:55 Press Sadie News, NBU. 11:00 DeHoas's orchestra. 1 1 KGW POETLA1TD 620 Ktt. 7:15 Florsnds Trio, KBC. 7:30 Ronald Back. 7:45 Tom Mitchell, KBC. 8:30 U. S. Army band. KBO. 9:80 Marshall's Mavericks, KBC. in .naJllTnmiAfla. 13 :00 Q lean Shelley and Clarence Tol- ssan. 12:00 Ramblers. KBO. 12:45 Piano. 3 .-oo-r-Concert Trie, 3:30 Mickey Gillette rehestrs. 4:00 Hotel Biltmors orchestra. KBO. 4:15 Oriental Gardens' orchestra. 4:30 Abe Bercovits, violinist. 4:45 Congress Hotel orchestra, 5:45 Just Around Corner, KBO. 8:00 Amos n Andy, KBO. 10:15 Tom Coakley's oreaeatrs, ami. 10:45 Archie Loveland's orchestra. 11:00 Ambassador liotel orchestra. KOAC COBVAXXIS 550 Ke. o-oo Home Economics Observer Home Interest Conference Dele gates from Lsne county. 11:15 What Educators Are Doing. 12:00 Koon Farm Hoar. 2 : 1 5 Oregon Literature. 3:00 Hoinemakers' Half Hour. 4:00 On the Campuses. 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls. 5:00 Opera' 8tories "Parsifal.' 5:43 The Cespers Led by A. L. Lonsberry. , .qn Vv.itin. I'.rm Hoar. 7;"90Tho World in Beview Dr. Vic tor P. Morris. g:15 --KOAC Drama Guild. 8.9 .30 Willamette Unlreraity. Farmers' Union Will Hold Closed Meeting tova. Feh. 12 Spring Valley Farmers union will hold a closed I meeting Wednesday night at the Zena schoolhouse when lour can didates are to be initiated. PLAN HEARTS PARTY WALLACE ROAD. Feb. 12. I Mr Charles Glaze will be host ess for a valentine party for the Brush College helpers, Thursday at 2 p. m. Appropriate games and contests and a picture gallery ot baby pictures of the members will be special features of the event. No. 8895 NOTICE TO CREDITORS I In the County Court of the State I of Oreeon. for the County Oi Marion 1 in the Matter ot the Estate ot Nellie B. Whitson, Deceased. v NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that -Alice H. Page has been ap pointed by the Coanty Court of Oregon for Marion County, Ancil lary Administratrix, of the Estate of Nellie B.- "Whitson, deceased. with the will annexed, and has auaHfie(i . aa such. All "persons who have claims against saia es- tate are hereby notified to pre- Bent the same, dulyt verified, as I . , . . . a, -J.a Ireauired by law, to the under- signed at the office of Page and I p.p.. 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 hjanuary, 1935, and the last Is the 27th day of February, 1935. ALICE H. PAGE, Ancillary Administratrix of the Estate of Nellie 3. Whitson, De ceased, with the will annexed. PAGE AND PAGE, Attorneys for said estate, Ladd & Bush Bank Building, Salem, Oregon. J.30-r.6-13-20.27. NOTICE OP APPOINTStEST OP EXECUTORS - KnticA la hfrfhv riven that tha . a k j, undersigned have been duly ap- oripointea oy me uounty uoun oi I the State of Oregon, for the Coon- T ft Marion, as Executors of the I "o. niii uu ! u - - 1 . ...... - . I UUB VI wUU U llUirili VWCUCUi uu I M aul QUaunea as SUCH exe eutors; all persona baring claims against the estate of said dece dent are hereby notified to pre sent the same, duly verified, to l th undersigned," at the office of our attorney. Ronald C. Glover, zua uregon uuuaiag, saiem, iar- lion County, Oregon, within sixlmerce win be tarited to a dinner! months from the date of this no tice. : - - - Dated at Salem, , Oregon, this 1 30th day ot January, 1835. . PEARL NORSK and J . LADD & BUSH TRUST . COMPANY. j Umtnt ut9 ot j0B Noren, 1 Deceased, . RONALD C. GLOVER, I Attorney for Executors, I Salem. Oregon- I J.J0-F.e-l-10-2T. Business Directory Cards In this dXrectovr on a monthly basis only. Bates. 81.00 per line per month. AUTO BRAKES Mike Psnek, ITS South Commerclst BRUSHES Puller Brashest Tet Proud fit. T882. CHIMNEY SWEEP Telephone) 4488. R. K. North ness. CHIRAPRACT0R8 DR. O. L. SCOTT, PSC, Chiropractor, 26 N. High. TeL Kea. 17 H. ELECTRICAL SERVICE BOSLER ElectHc. 848 Stat St. Wlr- tng. motors, appliance, repairs, service. FLORISTS Brelthaupfs. 1ST Court. ALL kinds of Coral work. Lots, Flor- ist, 1Z7S n. Ljperty. TeL . LAUNDRIES THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT THE WEIDER LAUNDRT 288 a High - TeL 8185 CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRT First in Quality and Servlos 1284 Broadway I Teiepwone iiw MATTRESSES Capitol BEDDLNQ CO. Phone 4888 SALEM FLUFF-RUQ and Mattress I oid toTZVZ ing; nuff rug weavingTa isth T wii- bar. TeL 844L otto f. bWicKan, i Est. If 11. MUSIC STORES uOL C wtiu pianos, radios, sewing I machines, sheet imislo and plana .stnd- lea, Repalring radios, phonographs and sewing niacblnes, 488 Stale Street, i sal em. NATUROPATHS Dr. Putnam UalL 811 S. Commercial. Tel. S08. -PHOTO ENGRAVERS Salem photo engraving. 147 N. Com- merclM. Tel. 5887. - PRINTING FOR STATIONERY, cards, nambh-1 lets, programs, books or any kind of printing, can ins siaiesinan rnnung Department. 81S & Commercial. Tele- phone 8181. RADIO SERVICE Perdue'a TeL 8148 617 Court. With I Vlbbert Todd, Moore's. Tel. T93 885 K. High. STOVES f ram f - itAwft f n Ma. riil. Lnra. I gu new rebuilt stoves, ranges and -eu new ana reouiu stoves, range ana circulators, stock fsnce. posts, chicken wire. Salem Fence and stovs wonts, 2(2 Chemeksta. TeL 4774. R B. 1 Fleming. SWEDISH MASSAGE Dr. Ella Mclntyre, Swedish masseuse. veTusc n. Liberty. Tet 3895. TRANSFER for local or distant transfer storage. call 3131, Larmer Transfer Co. Trucks to Portland dally. CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 226 Stats St. TeL 7778. latri Outing, ror wardlng and storage our specialty. Get our rates. Willamette Valley Transfer.- Salem to Portland hauling. Tel. 872t TRUCK SERVICE- Ashcraft. 370 Klngwood. Tel. 8380. WELL DRILLING R. A. West R. 6. TeL 110FS. ' N ranger s cws Column RICKREALL, F e b. 12. At Grange Friday a most Interesting session was held. The first &e- gree was given to Mr. and Mrs. I. Dewitt. Claude Larkln, agri culture chairman, reported on the agricultural committee meeting held in Dallas, when a number of I things were proposed to the farm ers to grow: First, fibre flax that a cigarette company is paying SZ5 per ton for; second, barley-for malt, S-0 per ton being paid tor Vancouver barley. A special Po mona committee was appointed to work out a. plan for the selling of 1936 barley crop.' On it are TJ. Larkln, Joe. Harland and Fred Jenning of McCoy. The Farmers union at Derry I u 1g gg, gili0-, of gas lMt "l waa- and u. Tnnv naa hnan Start- I e ior consoiiaaung tne warmers - 1 nnion and th- Grange stations. Another thing" was , Included in the report that the government will finance a gopher, and . gray digger . poisoning . with a small Icost of 50 cents per farmer. ThU I cornea under 8ERA work. i The Dauaa chamber or com- here on March S. 'A lecture on "Let's Quit Killing" was giTen by w. H. Hammond, Salem. VICTOR POINT, Feb. 12. . Maeleay Grange members will tv a A TT- a . Ttlll -a a. 1L . ' J wlU conduct the meeting; - and hare charge -of the program at the lecturers hour. The Union Hill Home Econo mics club will meet with Mrs. Ve ra Scott with Mrs. Bernice Peters, Sentence I Upheld T 1 WiUUsa'F. MswCrackew, Jn iWflliamE. MacCracken, Jr. 8 ihder Hoover, aanooneed that ktt na ask zor a rt hearing os nis snate conviction on contempt. irgei. The supreme court np- held the senate in sentencing Mac. vracscn . o . iv uajrs in jau on chrres of contempt during the, 8innaB. JnvestigaUon-. assistant hostess, Wednesday at j TURNER. Feb. 12. iBarpriae Grange met Saturday with good attendance. Two new members warn Initiated. Ankenr Grange the gue.t with iU officers occupying the chairs, Master KsiDb. Lent. presiaing. Kex tiari- ley. lecturer, presented this pro - mm! Rrnnn ntnsln- a naner. 1 "Famous Birthdays in February'' i . Jl ..r .! I uy j. u. f ur; reauiing, tvasuuig ion, a Man oi lieraiure, oy juues Jones: reading, Bill Wort; "The r,n,,' . v,ZZ'Tt .. w whit- man; reading, Mrs. Farr. FAIRFIELD. Feb. 12. A talk. "Radio, from the Inside." by Art Kirkham. was an unusually in- teresting feature of the lecturer's program e naay nigut, wuea field Grange met in regular sea-1 sion. Mrs. Kirkham and her sis ter accompanied him from Port land. During the business meeting Mrs. B. C. Hall read the report I of the Home Economics club. At I the regular meeting last week! committees were appointed to .:? 7 I . .Tlrtti. RaeaiDta 75c follv steady. I committees were appoimeu w i serve) at iub aiemuio suyyar au j dance Thursday night. The pub - I t-ritoA UC IS inTltea. . ..:' - ... . L GIVE 111 SHOW i . t i v. n- wr. I The boys clubs of the First i Presbyterian cnurca will give their annual entertainment Wed nesday night in the church social hall. The program will consist of orchestra numbers, recitations. piano, violin and ukulele solos. Dr. Darid B. HU1. Those taking part are Dale Bates, Vernon Buckner, Arthur Eaton, Bob Hulst, James Cole, Don Scott, Dale Smith, Jay Teed, Billy Mudd. Phil Barrett, C. E. Knowland and H. B. Glaisyer. I The committee in charge' includes Richard Laws, Phil Barrett, jr., C. A. Kells and J. J. Fitzsim- ons. A small admission win oe I charged. MRS. 19AAK RETURNS KINGWOOD, Feb. 12. Mrs. Elizabeth Isaak of Oregon City, a guest since Thursday at the home of her son, Albert Isaak, return ed home Sunday. Her daughter. Mrs. Cecil Bates, underwent a re cent major operation at the Scio hospital. ' ' Lyys WIL Almond BudsBloomon Coast i. - v t -f -m . -rrri . A r y r "-:(i y : v - s- ; - nj - - - U; i - ' ' s " V'' : ' ; ' " " T - " n I , ii- -- Miss Fraaces Slang b n. AJmond blossom which have bunt from tieir bud during the pail ; few week on Catallna Island forecast the early arrival of spring. An arbor of fragrant blooms frames the pretty blond bead of lfls France Slaugh, a Catalina co-ed. I Stu dy BOARD EXPECTS TO EXCEED FIVE IMS: , Tno OTefon-Washlnrton trw- fcerry grownrs' control board, tMtinff in Oirmpla. Wut, mob day, deferred sottias of price oa tbe 1SB crop until the next ses sion around April 1. However, the board la confident that the price will bo not less than S-tt cents per pound to the growers for cold pack jberrles. according to J. W, Baxter, grower member of 1t Iwutil frnrn tills flBfrllt I . w. - Baxter, retaining to Salem I yesterday afternoon, said the con trol board felt that -it was too I . v t- .... I early to set the price of straw-1 berries at this time, we saia ne i vodM like ta nrre rrowera not to I sell their crop nntil the price Is 1 set or the control committee, tie i rsmnrtftd annte broker artlTltT In 1 oKfering berries at a fictitious Outlook for the cold, pack oer ry deal . Is better than in some time due In part to the following I factors.- Baxter says: first, the fn k-a-ln- In llis ranntr I thia year will be abont 17..00 aureus short of last Tear: tecand. I last year the holdover was 25,-1 000 barreU on May 22. while It is only tOOO barrels now with ser-1 erar months to go before the new- crop comes on. General Markets PSODUCB EZ0HA80B PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 1. (API Pnssci Exehasce. net prices: Batter: Extras, se; stsaoaras. 84Vie; prims firsts, 83V4; firsts. issue. Errs: XJ. B. snseiala. 25c: V. S. ""."e: V. a. medinm extras, 23c. ?- . i - rortlanCl Cjram 1 PORTLAND. Ors- Feb. 12. (AP) Craia i Wheat Opea High lxw (.loss Mar - 84 B3H H I jniv 77 77 70H lovt c-: Big Bend binoauaa, Be: oars Wj - at - j" if- -ffi- .t. northern spring ssd westers red, B-c; westers ,white, Bie. Oats: No. 3 whits, 832-50. Cora: No. 8 E yellow, 840.75. Hillrsn standard, $24,50. Portland s-ivestociT" VORTLAHD.. Ore.. Teh. 11. (AP) steers, good and choice, common snd i gaeuiam, (4.75-8.13; sellers, gooa, cnoico. 1 common and medioa, $4.00-0.85; rows. I rood, common and medium, $8.50-6.00; I wntter and eutter. $L50-.50;.bnUs, a-aad and choice. 84. 25-4. 50: cutter, com mon and medinm. 83.25-4.25; vealers. good and choice. 87.00-8.00; cull, com mon and medjam. ss.uo-t.uw; caiTes, rood and choice. 85.50-7.50; common and medium, fs.oo-s.au. Hon: HeceiDta. 100 : aooiaoiy aieaar. Lightweight, good and choice, 87.00 8.25; medium weight, good and choice, 87.50-8.25; beirrweight, good snd choke, S7 00-7.75: naekias sows, medinm snd rood. S5.25-6.50l feeder snd stacker Sirs, rood and choice. 8S.00-8.50. : Sheep: Beceipta, none; nominally stea dy. Lambs, good snd choice, 87.0O-7.S5; common snd medinm, 84.75-7.00; year ling wethers, 84 00-5.00; ewes, good and choice. 83.00 4.00: cull, common and medinm, S2.00-3.25. Portland Produce PORTLAVD. Ore- Feh. 13. (API- Batter: Prints, A grade. 37c lb. in parchment, 38c lb. in cartoss; B grade, carchment wrappers, 36ttc; cartons. lTU.f ! Butterfat Portlsnd delivery, A grade deliveries at loaat twice weekly 3D-30C lb.: country riues. 36-3Ts lb.; B grsde, 2.Har n than twice a week. 37e Ik . r Mil. at mtrk.t. ; B grade cream Buying price of hot- . trn SaUa to retailers: Specials, S7e: extras. 26:' fresh extrss. browns. t6e; standards. 24c; fresh mediums, 25e mediom firsts, 24c dozen. i r.n Barine Mice ot wholesalers k ariaU. 2Sc: extras. 21c: extra W,dinni met Dollets. 18c: under vrmAmm 16a. dozen. ; Country meats Selling price to re .ii.. rnn.tr, killed bora, best batch ers, onder 150 lbs., 13H14e lb.; veal ers. fancy, 12-12 He lh, light and thm, 6-8 lb.; heavy. 6-7e lb; cutter cows, 6-6e lb.; eannera. 3-4c lb.; hulls, 8-6 He lb lambs, lancy. l-ioo 10., munun. 8-7 h. " - Unh.i, 1924 hnrins Dries. 19c ID. Uta Donltrr Portland delivery buy- f.V: Wt -iv".' 5 t J .... " Stiawhet i Salem Markets Cteade B raw 4 per cent lank co-op pool price f 1.7 per bondrvd. (Milk sued mm sisil ismity sarttarfal sversgaj Olstribntor price $2.10. A crade batterfat Delir- ered, 37c; rontc, 89c. A arade prints, 87c; II. Srade. MHc " . Prioes paid is crevers br Ssless ksysrs. roorsary 13 (TVs s-tees aetosj., uses 8 v a tsesl pw; are ladissUrs i us daily market. " -Ml imiai raoim iBkymg Price) rrrr Xl Grspefrait, tlorids 8.25 to S.75 Gimpefrwlt ArjlBfc , 00 u , 50 orsnsss. ravel, ussy z.o u us Cheies . 1.78 u XM S-S n- H imoas. fsacy 4 00 to 4.75 ts 8J5 cneiee Ubms. frssk 1.00 Ipplec, basket .LOO to LS5 TKGKTaBLES (Barias Price I Rhabsrh, IS- lbs. 1.00 te'l.2S Kew potatoes, riorida .08 ArtiehVke. box Radishes, dos. . Caoliflower. Calif. SSJlS: ti ) ts iili k t 5.hs.. -. ?j&Xiion,m to 2.75 SJS to l.TS Salsify, disss .40 .09 .08 .68 sanssh. Hsbbaras . K74 W 1U. VelOSSDSa, ID, Carrots, CaliL, dozes Local rota to as ... Ks. t, hsadred 39 ue J5 .85 1.85 .10 .11 1.85 8.50 .15 .20 .85 .60 .50 .35 9.50 1-25 No. a. bssdrod Tskima. 50 lbs. Ko. 1 Ho. 8. 50 lbs. Sweet potatoes' California sesa California bssas Tosutoea. hot hoasa, log Mexican. Ins filberts 'Wslnnta. lb. .18 to JS to Turnips, dos. Endives, dos. Itsliaa broceelt lug BeeU. Calif., doxea Celery. Cslit-- H ersts. uesrts. dos. aura (Banns Price CInste-fc 1034 lb toft PutTSles. 1834, top lb. ..15H ..nominal zees (Baying Pries) Extras .28" .81 .18 .18 Standards Mediums Pullets WOOL AND MUHAIB (Boyiss Price) Mohslr. 1934 clip no market ' Mediom wool. 1934 .20 JS Coarse and tine wool. 1934 - FUUlTBl (Beriac Pries) Hesvr hens, 4M to 5 lbs. .13 .18 .13 Jl .11 .16 .OS .04 7.0V 6.25 7.50 .8.25 8.0O Uver SH ponnds. in. , Colored mediums, lb. Medium Leghorns, In. Usht. Ib. Fryers, Ib. 8tsrs. Ib. Boosters, lb. MEAT (Baying Priori Lambs, under 90 lbs. . .. 8.50 te Over 90 lbs. -.5.75 te Eors, ' ISO-160 lbs., top ... ... 170-2 lO lb. top 210-250 lbs. top Steers 6 00 te 6.00 2.00 to 8.50 Cows Bulls 3.50 to 8.00 8.00 to 4.50 6.00 to 6.50 .11 Heifers Vest top Dressed veaL top Dressed bogs .14 URALS ANU UAX (Bo Tins Fries) Y Theat. western red , .79 White. No. 1 .79 Barley, feed. Ne. 1. ton J28.00 .83.00 27.00 -22.00 9.00 9.00 .12,00 Malting. ton , Oats, milling, toa reed, ton Ray baring prices Clover nay Oats snd vetch, toa Alfalfa, valley Clover Seed- Red, lb. .18 .17 Aliike. lb. inc prices: Colored hens, ever 5 lbs., 14 15c lb.: do. onder 54 lbs. 11 1M Ih Trhors fowls. OTer- 814 lbs.. 12 13e lb.; under 8 lbs. ll-13e lb.; springs. 4 lbs. snt np, 1516c lb.; under 4 ibs 1617c lb.; broilers, under 2 Ibs 1617c lb.: roosters. 6e lb.: Pekin dncks young, 1416c Ib. Unions Oreeon. st.7a-i.sa cema Milk: Contract price A. Portland de livery, 2.20 cwt.; B grade cream, 2ie lb. Cascars bark: Buying price. peel. Sc Ih. lops: l5 .tuggies, j io.; eius- ers. 1216c ib. Cheese: 92 score; Oregon triplets 17c; loaf. 19c Brokers will pay e below. Potatoes Oregon Burbanks, 0c-fl eestsl; Deschntes Gems, 81-05-1.10 cen tal. .. Kew potatoes Florida. S3.7i.uo per SO lb. box; Hawaii, 83.5Q-3.75 per box. . Wool! 1834 clip, nominal; Willamette valley, medinm, 20c lb.; fine or half blood, SOe lb.; lamb, 18c lb.; eastern Oregon. 17-20e Ib.; southern. Idsko ( lb. ... Hav: Buying price from producers; Alfalfa, Ko. 1. new erop, $17; eastern Oregon timothy. $17.50; oaU, $13 ten; Willamette valley timothy $14 too; cle ver. $18 ton, Portland. Hortsch Has Third Great Grandchild; Visitor Reported SHAW. Feb. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hortsch receired word of the birth of a son, Alfred Junior, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis ot Portland. This Is the third great grandchild of the Honschs'. Shaw Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hortsch were: Mr. and Mrs. Store I Hortsch and family and Al Hort sch of Woodburn, Leonard Hort sch of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wunder of Aums- rille. - Miss Julia Heinert has return- i ed from Portland to care for her mother, who is bedfast with fractured ankle. H. W. Oloane of Vancouver. B C. arrived Saturdar to spend a few -reeks at bis Silver Heights Poultry farm, west of Shaw. X)ME FOR FUNERAL STATTON 'Feb. 1-. Mr. and Mrs. Nairn. Siegmund of Long- -fw. here for the funeral ox f Mrs. EU Slegmuna,. remain cu I until Sunday at the home of his brother. J. Slegmuna. : r RRAFCIIAMP aXL STATTON. Feb. J2jr Dr. H. A Ceanchamp has been 111 at bu hnna the oast week, tnreaienea writh' nnenmonla.' He hopes to be able to go to bis office by the last ot the, week. . - ,rg.T-t 8 00 .80 : 1.25 85 to LIS .20 JO y Price 01 B MOVEMETJT ACTIVE PORTLAND, Feb. lz.-CflVln-. creasing make of butter was sug gested In late gains In local man ufacture as well as receipts from out-state points. - Demand for butter appeared of fair . character. There was no change in the late session price on the produce exchange. . i Butterfat showed a firm tone but at the spread that has been shown here during recent weeks. - Trading in the egg market was . considered about steady with a , sizeable outside demand . for the increasing supplies received out . of the local territory. Price was steady as a rule. , Demand tor chickens waa hold- Ing firm with prices unchanged for the day. Demand at the mo ment included all offerings of hens and springer stuff. General steadiness was suggest ed in the market for country kill- ; ed meats with strength in real' and for top quality lambs. Prices in the main were unchanged for the day. Buying price on onions ad vanced to 11.50 cental net to grower at Willamette valley sour ces with perhaps 45 carloads moved at the advance of. 15 to 20c. Only about 165 cars are re ported unsold by H. I. Anderson, carload operator. Potato trading was quiet but prices were steady. Cheese market was firm with an active call. Shaded prices were shown in the Washington hothouse rhu- Wool Movement Slow at Boston BOSTON, Feb. l-.-PV-(U. S. Dept. Agr.)-Wool is moving very slowly on the Boston market and the limited trade is confined to fine territory and Texas grades. Bulk average French combing 64s and finer territory wool, original bags are bringing 67 to 68 cents scoured basis. Twelve month Tex as wools have some demand at 65 to 70 cents, scoured basis accord ing to the character of the wool. Inquiries are more numerous than last week on fleece wool and sales are being closed. NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OP ADMINISTRATOR - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap pointed by the County Court of Marion County, Oregon, as the Ad ministrator of the Estate of Mary James, deceased, and that It has duly Qualified as such Administra tor. All persons having claims' against the Estate of said decedent are notified to present the same to the undersigned at Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 6th day of February. 1935. LADD & BUSH TRUST CO.. A Corporation, Administrator of the Estate of Mary James, EMMONS EMMONS, 306 Oregon Building, W. H. TRINDLE, U. S. Nafl Bank JBldg... Attorneys. F 6-13-20-27 M 6 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NoMce is hereby given that tbe undersigned has been by the County Court of the State of Ore gon Ior the County of Marion. appointed as Executor of the last will and testament and estate of THOMAS MADDOCK, deceased, and has qualified as - such. All persons having claims against 6aid estate hereby are required to present s a m e with nrtn vouchers to the undersigned , at ', 413 Masonic Building. Salem. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Date of first publication here of: February 13, 1935. Date of last publication here of: March 13, 1935. H. W. BOWDEN As such executor. PERCY A. CUPPER 413 Masonic Building; Salem, Oregon ' . Attorney for Executor. F. 13-20-27; M. 6-13. Gardeners9 and Ranchers1 Mart PORTLAND. Ore- Feb. 12.-fJP -Little change was noted at to- day'a early session of the Gard eners and Ranchers' market. . Produce prices were steady and produce plentiful. No. 2 grade lo cal cauliflower waa up a little to 60s per crate. Other produce was steady, Spi-seh L(. 74-$l.5. Carrots Ksw. desea baaehas, tO-2, Beets Dosea bo acnes, SOe. Part ley IHnea bsaehes. ISe. Turnips Doiaa baacaoa, SO-SOs. Rutabagas Leg. 85-40 Winter rad Lan ea Oosea bsaehes, 80s. - Lettuce Northwest, crate T5e-$, . Cabbara Per crate, t0e-$1.85. Cauliflower Local, Ko. , $L.J 8, SOe crate. Celery Crate, $L50-t,78. Celery Hearts Doses baachos. S0-T5. Squash Danish. SOe - peg casta lospe " rats; lug. 40-a5c Apples Jomble pack, 80-SSs. Potatoes Orssgs Sox. BO-wOa. ' Broccoli Pes log, 60-60. Greaa Osioss lotea bosches, 85-80. i . Brsssels Sptwsts Crste, 80-5e. Dry Onions- Orssos, 100 lbs $1-140. Eadivs Dosea. 80s. CASH BUYERS. Butterfat and Eggs CAPITOL DAIRIES : -,. Phone S175 ; . i : ; . it
