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HELP WANTED
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REPRESENTATIVE Adcox Diesel
Engineering school of Portland .will be
in Rikia soon. Can use limited num
ber of students to work out part of
tuition. If interested or desire beauti
ful illustrated catalogue address Box
AM. rare Statesman. '
SALESMEN WANTED
Want 2 salesmen, over 30 years.
with car. Protected territory. Apply
Cascade Supply Co. See Mr. Walsh be-
twtwi 8 snd 9.
SITUATIONS WANTED
tii mnririi i- -i- -i i r- -i- -
Wanted housework by hour. Will
care for children evenings. TeL 3952.
Painting, redecorating, kalsominlng,
exchanged for dentistry, clothing or 7
Rped. Tel. 4470: references.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Old papers 10c per bundle. States
man errice.
Peach Trees
SPECIAL Ail kinds of fruit and
nut tree. Frultland Nursery sales-
yard. 140 Center St. A. J. Mathls, prop.
TeL 8529
8prlng wheat, new harness, collars,
ftorses. eowa TeL 4560. EUroy Nash.
Hay, oats and vetch, clover, wild
ata Mrs. Wright. 4H mL Wallace Rd
Baled bay aad straw. 47F3. -
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Good milk cow for sale, ' cheap.
Route 4. Box 171. Tel. 137F2L ,
Cedar shingles and posts, cement
graveL 1 good horse, 1700 lbs., 1 set
double harness, l drag saw, A-l shape.
Cheap for cash. TeL 0703.
Alrco welding outfit, equipped With
Oxwefct. regulators, 20 feet hose, new
table, welding rod and flux, cheap. 1 19
New Bligh Uldg.i Salem.
Cedar hop poles for sale. Will cut
on order only. J. C Keller, Kt. z.
Bni H. Newlwt. Ore.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Will trade furniture for used Ford
roadster or rewire. If. I- Stiff Fwrn. Co.
WANTED Miscellaneous
White fir Hemlock timber. Any
amount. Howard. 238? N. Front St.
WANTED Walnut, filbert meats.
Any quantity, any time. State Cafe
teria.
J Hauling wanted for '34 Dodge 2T.
Wood, freight, lumber, anything.
MISCELLANEOUS
Free We pick bp dead and worth
less horses, cows, sheep. TeL 4149.
Haircuts 15c-20& 303 a Wloier.
Saw repairing. Salem Saw Shop.
our uornera pen Road. Tel. 4280.
Passengers share expenses Boise,
Idaho. Leaving Feb. 21, return 27th. j
Tel. B355.
R003I AND BOARD
For two, 4 week. TeL 7313.
Room, board, table board, blk. cap
ital bldff. '$K0 Chemeketn. Tel. 834.
FOR RENTAPARTxMENTS
Mod. 3 R. furn. apt Close to cap-
Itoi Clog. TeL X75L
Mod. 2 R. Adults. 043 Unlou.
Partly turn, or unfurn. 2 and S
room apt Sit Judson St
S no. apt.' furn., 250 a Cottage.
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New and 3 room apts. Tel. 6825.
FOR RENTHOUSES
Houses Fsrkner 1858 N. CapItoL
Mod. furn, house. 4 bedrooms. Close
to school TeL 8228.
Bouses, Grant. 629 Court. Ph. 6584.
-3 room furn. bouse. TeL 8810.
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Semi-modern 6 rm. bouse furn., good
location, soo S. Church. Tel. 7370.
6-rm, modern bouse, flowers, fruit,
chicken coop. March L Falrvlew Ave.
Routs 4, Box 18.
Mod. furn. 3-rm. bouse. 436 Waller
Street
FOR RENT
Hospital beds aad wheel chairs tor
rent. a. i Bun rurniturs co.
EoaMa, AerAK : SOS First NatT.
FOR RENT
SH acres. 8 Mumped chicken
houses, 808 chicken capacity. Modern 6
ses, 809 chicken capacity. Modern 6
m house. s miles from Ladd
Bush bank. Rent $39 per ma
8KB Clifford Harold with
CHILDS a MILLER. Realtors
844 State Street , TeL 6708.
"ess4SansasjitvpsbjM
PIANOS. FhonoeTaDha and Sew ins
Aiacbines lor rent. 1L L. sutx fnrat
turs Co.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
8-rma, large lot. garage, .8626 frms.
4-rms., . basement. - garage, pavement
pL, 7t casn, 4-rmsi, basement rur4
bath, and 8 ma and bath on ens lot,
81458 term. 10 A 4-rm. bouse, rar-
s,ga, weodsbsd, well. 8760, terms, 6 A.
house, bam, garage, drilled well, fruit,
81760, terms. 20 A., barn, well, part
fenced. 81376. Frank Griepentrog, 1949
McCoy St, TSi. 4964,
For Sale Real Estate
THREE WONDERFUL BUT3 IN
REASONABLY PRICED HQ-CE3
I room plastered nous on paved
street, garage and : woodshed. Price
only $J5. ;s
3 choice east front lots with room
cottage, garage and: woodshed, street
paved and walks In. Price only IllSd.
in west Baiem. large corner lot
with fruit and shade trees, shrubs and
flowers, S room house with basement
and furnace, garage and woodshed.
Price for short time 81600 with part
terms. i
For good bays In homes SEE
CHILD 3 M.ILLEK. Realtors
344 SUte Street ; Tel. 1708.
FOR SALE
Beautiful T room house only blocks
from state house, north. Priced low at
14700, part terms.
SEE Mrs. Kins wun
CHILDS MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street i TeL 4708.
IS acres good dark soil for 1550.00.
$100.00 down, balance mortgage:
About 10 mL south, near highway.
Owner 4S09 a K. 65th Ave, Portland.
U A. with 3 room house, elec. lights.
city water, double garage, price 31.-
276 for quick sale, terms. See rluioa
Moo try.
W. H. Grabcnhorst a UO.. Heaitors
134 a Liberty St. : TeL 4)441
NOW OR NEVER
Such a Home at This Price
Dandy 6-rm., modern, basement, fur
nace, fireplace, barttwood lioor, gar
age, on one of our best paved streets.
Only 82500. 81500 down, see
Jaa D. Sears or G. vv. jonnson
133 a High TeL 9429
Real Estate : Bargains
5 acres close in. good buildings, a
number of larsre cherry trees, some
other fruit Will accept a good
dwellinr In town in trade.
f room dwelling In Dallas to trade
for residence In Salem.
35 acres. 20 acres In crop, new build'
Ings, between 4090 and bouu coras
on farm, about 9 miles irom ta
lem. Will accept a little trade.
295 acres in good district modern
dwelling, large new barn, stock
barn, family orchard, 12 acres al
falfa. This Is a wonderful farm
and party will ; sell stock and
equipped.
Hudklns at Adams
275 State St TeL 9494
Home for sale. H. L. Stiff Furniture
Co.
EXCHANGE- Real Estate
To trade, Spokane city property for
Salem property. From owner only.
Call 1064 & 13th. i
First mtg. paper trade for house in
Salem, or Improved acreage will pay
H. C. SHIELDS
Oregon Bldg. , TeL 8902.
WE HAVE
12 acres near Corvallis, also group
of lots, all clear tri trada for nroDertr
In or near Salem. Will pay cash differ
ence.
CHILD S A MILLER. Realtors
344 State St TeL C708.
Owner Portland home. rooms.
wants to trade for Salem home. Box
337 care Statesman,
. TO EXCHANGE
129 A ranch. 79 A- under cultiva
tion. ' 8 room house.' barn. Will ex
change for smaller- acreage. Price" 15,-
609.
W. G. KRUEGER
147 N. Commercial
Want vacant land! here for farm
near McMlnnville. Nelson, RL 7, Box
14, Salem.
6-rm. modern Salem property to ex-
chan go for farm. 585 S. ltth St.
FOR SALE FARMS
RANCHES BEST BUY
8 acres, close in, paved street Can
be subdivided. 3 A. bearing walnuts,
cherries and apples, some berries, good
7-rm. plastered bouse; bath and toilet.
lights and water system. At lust about
y price, with terms.
ANOTHER OAKDl
H acre place, close In, paved road,
modern 6-rm. house, basement, fur
nace, built-in kJtchen, lights and water
system. Reduced to $2300. Terms.
25 ACRES REPOSSESSED
7 miles out on paved road, 8-rm.
house, barn, 5 A. orchard, tome ber
ries. Only J3000. Tfcrms.
187 ACRES 14 1 ACRE
My, that's cheap for this good stock
ranch. 4-rm. house, ' 2 large barns,
poultry house 16x40, fenced and cross
ed, 90 A cult, running water and 29
A. good timber, good roads. Only $41
per A. Can t beat this.: See
Jas. 1. Hears orsti. W. Jonnson
132 S. Hieh St ' 1 Tel. 9829
MONEY TO LOAN
Automobile and
Chattel; Loans
1 to 20 months to repay at lowest pos
sible rates. , : 1
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
A local corporation
1st Natt. Bank Eld. -: Phone 8558
Licensed by State
UNSECURED LOANS -
State Loan Co.
212 Oregon Bids.
TeL 7783 - Lie. SL S-165.
AUTO LOANS
CARS Rin N A N C E D
Easy Terms : Investigate
WILLAMETTE LOAN CO. M-159
505 Guardian Bids. ; Salem
MONET TO LOAN on city, farm or
acreage orotertiea Must: be best of se
curity. Good terms, low costs.
CHILDS 11XLL.KK. MLge. Loans
344 State St I ) TeL 8708.
5 Farm Loans 5
I p,., r 'n imnmA
I M'i ,Z
buy now with cheap money. Ask for
JHawklns and Roberts, Inc.
A COMPLETE SERVICE ON
LOANS UP TO 1300
LOOK WHAT I YOU GET I
L CASH within 48 hours.
2. Choice of 4 Loan i Plans.
3. Liberal terms. 1 to 20 me. to repay.
4. Promptness. . Courtesy. . Privacy,
tseneficial; Loan
Society of Salem
Member of NRA.
Room 119. New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd floor
LICENSED NO. S-1Z3 U 14$ by
STATE !
618 Stats St ' TeL 87 I '
loans Made In Nearby Towns
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
Load of horses and mules lust ar
I rived. Horses weighing around 1400
I to 1500 lbs. Mules from 130 to 1300
pouuda Can d saaa at 1900 N. Com L
St on River EL ? !
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BABT chicks, baby j puUets, baby
cockerela Custom hatching. - custom
I aexinz. Ph. 132F2. Lea's Hatchery.
I Rhode Island Red breeding cocker
els. 8L6
each, Ph. i t 12IF2, lee's
Hatcbery.
lot Hanson . strstn whits Leghorn
5 I jRuPrt' U
I Box UA .-;nmTV! j - lL. . . . - . .t
Want to - boy old
lead worthless
horsea TeL 4849.
FOR SALE WOOD
Guaranteed seasoned wood. TeL 7860.
FOR SALE -WOOD
GUARANTEED. DRT wood- coaL
TeL 1000, Salem Fuel Co. Trad A
Cottage.
Dry old fir. 2nd growth wood.
screened hog fuel. Fred E. Wells.
14 In. old fir. IS. 4 ft dry 2nd growth
t cd. lots 14 cd. 4 ft ash 14.75. TeL
978.
Dry planer and slab wood. Prompt
delivery.fTeL 8988.
Dry wood, II la. 84.09. Dial 4484.
Dry wood, TeL 8254.
Old fir. nearly dry.
fS.IO. Pbene
137FS.
Drr inA rrnwtb a ft.. 14 00 ? IS la.
4.50. a J. Lehman, TeL 49F4.
4000 old prune trees, makes ex
cellent wood. 149 a High St
WOOD SAWINCJ
WWVWWiMiWWi'
Wood fotwInK resawnable. Call 829S.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Oqld run glasses In gray
case. Roy Melson, court house. Re
ward.
FOR SALE USED CARS
BONESTEELE BROS.
USED CARS
Telephone 4444
1934 Dodge Deluxe Sedan,
wheels, dual -equipped and
trunk, like new $718.00
1934 Dodge standard Sedan,
only 7000 mL new car
service and guarantee 725.00
1932 Ford V-8 Cpe new paint 445.00
list Chevrolet sedan, new
paint and rubber 885.00
1930 Ford A Roadster 245.00
1930 Ford A 2 -door Sedan.
new paint 295.00
1928 Hup 8 Sedan, a bargain - 100.00
192C Chrysler 2-door 68 Tudor,
4-wheel brakes 95.00
1928 Bulck Coupe, license 50.00
Several good trucks left at bargain
prices.
See Our Used Cars Before Tou Buy
BONESTEELE BROS. INC.
Corner Chemeketa A Liberty
McKay's Used Cars
27 Pontlac Sedan
95
28 Studs Coach. Fine condition
29 Chev. Sedan. Trunk
185
245
295
20 Stude Sedan
31 Ford Tudor Sedan
31 Cher. Coach, fine shape
31 Chev. Canopy delivery .
32 Chev. DeLuxe Coupe
333
375
285
445
515
550
650
21 Chev. Coach
33 Chev. Town Sedan
30 La Salle Coupe
31 DeSoto Sedan ..
315
TERMS -. TRADES
Open Evenings and Sundays
McKay Chevrolet Co.
333 Center 43ft N. ComT.
Telephone 3189
i State Motors Inc.
QUALITT USED CARS
38 HUDSON STANDARD 8 SEDAN
DeLuxe model. Radio, lots of extra
equipment, inc. trunk. Run 3400
miles. Substsntlal discount Trade
and terms.
35 TERRA PLANE DeLUXE .
4 -door sedan. Low mileage, substan
tial discount Trade A terms.
34 STUDE COMMANDER 8
Regal 4 -door sedan. Low mileage,
and extra good.
34 HUDSON LIGHT 8.
2-pass. coupe. Low mileage on of
America's most popular cars.
30 PACKARD LIGHT 8.
Std. 4 -door Sedan.
30 PACKARD LIGHT 8.
Club sedan.. 8 wheels.
30 REO STANDARD C SEDAN
33 TERRAPLANE R. 8. COUPE
31 STUDE DICTATOR 8 COUPE
30 ESSEX 4-DOOR SEDAN
29 FORD SEDAN
24 HUDSON SPEEDSTER
28 OAKLAND SEDAN
24 MAXWELL TOURING
27 CHEV. COUPE
30 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN
STATE MOTORS INC.
Pack rd Studebaker Hudson
and Terraplane DEALERS
Ask us bow to save up to halt the
freight on a new caravan car.
Open Nights and Sundays
625 Chemeketa
27 Ford truck, lie 2340 N. ComX
Don't Waste Tour Time Or Money
"C" Sforock
To Buy Or Sell Your Car
542 Chemeketa St TeL 9588
Twenty-five used cars in the pop
ular makes priced this weekend to sell.
We need some later model cars. Will
pay cash or sell your car for you.
Whether buying or selling a car, get
our prices.
Salem Automobile Co.
USED CARS
1933 Dodge Sedan. This car Is
less than book value 1810.00
1929 Chrysler 6 Sedan 335.00
1933 Continental Sedan 395.00
1934 Chrysler 6 Sedan, run less
than 6000 miles 975.00
1932 Durant Sedan 325.00
1931 Chev. Sedan 390.00
1928 Star 6 Sedan 85.C0
1929 Pontiae Sedan 225.00
Telephone 4S73 435 N. Com'L SL
Valley Motor Co.
TJSED CARS AND TRUCKS
34 V-8 Ford DeLuxe Coupe 590
34 V-8 Ford, Sedan
625
590
675
525
445
440
425
425
276
185
576
345
575
645
285
350
440
85
76
115
34 V-8 Ford Coach -
33 V-8 Ford DeLuxe Sedan
33 V-8 Ford Coach
33 V-8 Ford SpL Roadster
32 V-8 Ford DeLuxe Coups .
32 V-8 Ford Std. Coups
33 V-8 Ford Coach
30 Ford Std. Coupe, R. S.
29 Ford Coach
33 Chevrolet Master Sedan
31 Chevrolet Coach ..,
33 Plymouth Sedan
33 Plymouth Spt. Coups
29 DsBoto 6 Sedan
29 Nash 0 Std. Sedan
2 Durant 8 Sedan
26 Hup 6 Sedan
25 Paige 6 Sedan
29 Chevrolet Coach, as Is
Trucks
1932 B Model Ford, U W. B. ,r. 400
1931 A Model Ford. L. W. B. 325
1933 Chevrolet Long W. bass 500
1930 Chevrolet Short W. bass 150
1938 Q. 1L C Long W. base 435
lx Dodge. Long w. bass 370
1928 Dodge 8-yard travel dump 350
iszs jrora open can picrup io
Wo have a logging trailer. 34x7
duals, with Fosster brakes and
bunks - 660
Marion and Liberty
Open Sundays TeL 7910.
Good Used Trucks
1331 Ford I W. B. with body M15.00
1931 International I W. B.,
1-ton 375.00
Intsrnational 8. F. 46 with
body -1 600.00
Morland 2-ton, U W. B. 2-ton 285.00
Rao 2-ton, W..B. . 585.00
Dodge G-Boy with body 125.00
Dodge 3-ton with body at hoist 400.06
1284 Dodge K-45 U W. B,
r -tOB .1100.00
i Trade t Terms Accepted
James li. Maden Co.
236 a Commercial SL TeL 8580
1 -1 - irii-r,wir, n rxni uu.
1 1926 Pont e 4 Door Sedan, good
condition. A bargain. -
1 1927 Chevrolet Coach. A real buy.
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r Beneficial Iau Society
119-New Bllgh Bldn.
r Salem, Ore, ...
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Business
Cards in this directory
on a monthly basis only. Ratt
3)1.00 per lino per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Pane. 278 Sooth Commercial
BRUSHES
Fuller Brosnea, TeL Proodflt T529.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 4460. R. E. Northness.
CHIRAPRACTORS
dk. t Hwri, ti vnirapractor, i
torn rr. riiKri. icl rrm. iiii. I
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
BOSLER Elsctrls, 244 SUts St. Wlr
lnr, motors, appllsnee, repairs, service.
FLORISTS
Brelthaupt's, (ST Court
SBssiaBssa BSSBBaBasasaasai sbsibbSssbbbbbbbs BSBMBSBBBBWt I
AlWnds of floral work. .Lots, Plor- I
1st, 1174 N. Liberty. TeL 9592.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRT
THE WE1DKR LAUNDRT
2SS a Hlsh TeL 1138
CAPITAL C1TT LAUNDRT
First In Quality and Service
TeJjPihmeJJt85244J
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 4019
SALEM FLUFF-RUO and Mattress
K-antnrv NRW UATTRrJUl maAa to
order, old remade : carpet cleaning sts- I
Ins; fluff rus wearing a 13th Wfl. J
Est. 1911.
MUSIC STORES
GEO. C. WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
machines, sheet musle and piano stud
lea Repairing radios, phonographs and
sewing machines, 43 state Street.
Salem.
NATUROPATHS
Dr. Putnam HalL 611 8. CommsrclaX
TeL 8046.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving. 147 K. Com-1
merctsL TeL S8T.
PRINTING
FOR- STATIONERY, cards. Damon-
lets, programs, books or any kind of I
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department 31s S. Commercial. Tels-PJ22ii-------
RADIO SERVICE
Perdue's. TeL 8146 657 Court. With
Vlbbert Todd, i
Moore'a Tel. 793496 W. High.
STOVES
repair stoves, ranges, circulators.
sell new ana reoaut stores, ranges ua
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire, saiem Fence and stove works,
262 Chemeketa. TeL 4774.. R, B.
Fleming.
SWEDISH MASSAGE
Dr. Ella Mclntyre. Swedish masseuse,
nerve, muscle ana joint specialist. ii
N. Liberty. TeL 3895.
TRANSFER
FOR local or distant transfer storage.
call 3131, Larmer Transfer Ce. Trucks
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL, CITT Transfer Co. 226
State St. TeL 7773. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty. Uet
our ratea
Willamette Vallav Transfer. Salem to
Portland nauiing. -ret. 72i.
TRUCK SERVICE
AshcrafL 370 KIngwood TeL' 3380.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West. R. 6. TeL 110F6.
SILVERTON, Feb. IB. All
rural communitiea are being es
pecially Invited to attend the op-
en meeting of the Sllrerton cham
ber of commerce at' which Max
Gehlbar of Salem will be the
principal speaker Wednesday
night, February 20, at the MWA
halL The meeting will begin at
S o'clock and the usual dinner
preceding the meeting: win be
omitted. Refreshments will be
served at the dose. i
A kangeroo court, directed by
George-St eelhammer w&L be one
of the program features, .fay
Gingrich, who conducts - dance
studio at Salem, will present some
of her pupils In Indian dances.
Wayne Rose will gtre piano solos,
Mrs. W. If. Swift will appear In
violin numbers and Mrsj J. J.
Lewis will aire a group of vocal
numbers. W. P. Scarth is1 cham
ber president and Mrs. C. J. Sch-
lador la program chairman.
FOR SALE USED CARS
BORHSGCS BE7TTE S BUT8
1939 Chevrolet SpC Coupe (as
Is L - - ifla--"
1929 ChevroUt Spt,
Coupe
245.001
H Guaranteed)
t921 WUlyn Sedan (real nice). 836.se
1938 -Chevrolet Coach ' . j 175.00
1929 Chevrolet Coach I 225.40
1928 Bulck Sedan
836.00
1938 Chrysler Coups (62 .
1938 Ford Roadster
193T Bulck Sedan .
1928 Essex Coash r
196.001
136,00
145.00
, bauled) L 135.00
1927 Essex Cpe, (overhauled) 86.00
1926 Dodge Sedan ;.. ' 86.00
1928 Chev. Coach. 1085 Madison.
Directory
Mm SPEAKER
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WOOL SUT.V VJHIIE Indus
OUTLOOK WATCHED
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BOSTON. Ttb. t lS-UPWTha
Commercial Bulletin ;WlIl say to
morrow: "Manufacturers ; contlnas to
aw< dorrelopmsnts In the aar-
VU.IJ bucu wwot ma
taey must Usto for eompletln,
contracts or saca wool as la
made attractive to them In I
price. Naturally, the market is
'S'Sjr:-
normal weekly average. A pro
gram for the 1155 clip la ez-
: pected to he worked out very
shortly.
"The foreign markets are easl-1
er. uraaiora is dsck to ss pence i
ior average sis tops. Australia i
rttnnrts Inww nriMi All mannni I
at 48 cents, clean basis In bond I
iJ -tmh top-making f-1
iva. xms uju oui parny lo- I
lt-months Texas fine wools at I
about 5 cents, clean basis, or I
ten cents clean under approved I
antatinns. I
qutations
Manufacturers are produdngl
tair yardages of goods still, but I
m A.m A VtaBv waft4n4HAVlSatlB Wanlf aAV I
r " .... m. I
umw wu.awvm.. i
-jrunner saies ei monair, ag-i
gregatlng a million pounds, hare I
been made In Texas at IS and I
24 cents, respectirely, for adult
and kid hair"
The Bulletin will publish the
following Quotations:- I
Scoured basis: I
n m m I
uregon; na auu ui siayio
64-64: fine and fm fr combing!
60-12: fine and fm clothinc 55-1
67.
Mohair: Oregon SO-SS. Domes
tic graded: first combing 60-52;
second combing, 43-45; third
Combing, 35-37; fourth combing.
28-30 ; good carding, 80-32; first
kid, 62-65; second kid. 55-58.
Oregon hop markets reported I
only 180 bales of new crop clust
ers sold in the week ending Feb
ruary 13, while Washington re
ported no new sales and Callror-
nl Iao flnlet, though growers
in the southern state were willing
to sell strictly choice hope at top
or is cents ner pouna. accoramg
i ir..v, xt.
IU Uiiuiuiiliuu
.
owfico.
xne uregon saies inciuuea
bales at 13 cents to the grower
and 125 bales at 14 cents, though II
the top market may still be con
i- 1 1
sidered 15 cents.
Current : figures in the 1934
Oregon production reached 18,-
700,000 pounds or 9!. 500 bales.
The farm value for the year is
placed at 12,805,000. The acre-;
age harvested in Oregon last year
is listed at 22,000, an increase of
3000 acres over 1933, though the
I cron was 214.325 bales under the
i rron
r
The Washington production last
I season is placed at 51,975 bales
from 6300 acres. In California,
the 1934 crop is now estimated
at 56,250 bales from 7500 acres,
an increase of 1100 acres over
f the previous season.
Brown Tumbles 12
F3et When Ladder
Slips Off Window
RICKRE ALL. Feb. 1 6. Clin
ton Brown received a bad cut on
I tne coin Tuesday, When tne iaa-
I dr tinnn which bn wait standing
I mending a window, Slipped and he
i ieii iz ieet to ue grouna. ell
stitches were necessary to close
the wound.
The corn-hog control board of
the Rickreall precinct met Thurs
day afternoon In the local grange
halL Ronald Hogg and J. R. Beck,
county agent, were in charge" of
the meeting'. Twenty signed con
tracts for next year.
Radio
Program
Saturday, February 16
KEX POKT-AHD 1180 Ex.
6:80 The Reveille Hoar.
8:15 Bands on Parade.
8:80 Pickens Sisters.
8:45 Cab Calloway's orchestra.
9:00 Araoehair aoartet, SBa
0:45 Songs of the PiL
10:35 Bsnds on Parade.
12 ;0O Stadia. .
12:15 Vocaliit.
12:80 Dance Tnses.
1:15 Malediea.
1:30 Financial aad grain report,
1:35 Oparatie Gems.
2:00 World Boekmsn. '
3 :05 Orchestra.
8:30 Oar American Schools, NBC
8:00 Tom Coakley's orchestra, KB 01
4:00 Friendly Chst, :
4:80 Melodies.
8:45 Bodnsy Johnson, teaer.
9:00 Big Ten, NBC
9:10 Archis LeTslaad's erchtstrs,
1Q:00 New Dance Taaes.
v row poBTa sn
T:16 Oeepet Siagwrs, ,-
7:80 RoaaM Back. - ;
8:00 Johnny O'Brieti K2C
8:15 Vsss Family, HBa - '
8:80 Dee Lovers' Less, XB0,
10:80 Olympians.
10:35 Wards aad Koala, TTBCJ.
8:45 Piaaa. 1 4 t-
iS:15--Ceaeert Trio. v-- .
i8:4S Master BaUdec, TBO.
4:00 KaQgioa in News. KBC
4:15 J amber, BBC
7:30 Orwat eaass tn HallywwosV : .
13:80-13:88 Prsss Badio Sew s. -
A A-tCO-T6TTTi 666 Xs."
0 -Coses geseesaiss Observer's -v
Btary Haas, . -J-t:80
Half Bear b( Goad Tests "
WVer the Beast Is." -
1 18 0t-K- si Hsari . . ,
1 H)0 MaCara Maladiaa.
1 eSteries, ot Oregea Stvers.
3:0O ede r Kews t the week. '
4s0O Oa the Csise - . -e i
4:80 fitorias for Beys aad fliria, ,
S :1ft ETaaln Farm Hoar.
7:45 Saathara Oraroa Hersial Seheol
"Notable Iaeiiaa U la Us-
tery" Dr. ArUor 8. Tsyiss,
FEW IPS SOLD IN
WEEK X HOT
trial
MIL OF CIS ,
vvw TftTr aK 1 X MIA Th I
toiJ ck list cune to me
ZZZZa - T l-t
T mTL A' ,-1
of the earlier enthusiasm and not
"Tains we're T WlyheTd.
The day's news was of a mixed
character. American Can report
ed 1934 earnings equal to $8.72
a share compared with S6.04 in
thm. nrATinna vnr. inl Owsns-IU.I
tnois Glass announced an Im-
nrovement in net to the eouiva-l
ient 0f $5.41 a share In contrast!
li K mil I
i. . . I
Af flia. m a tlm A mHMn I
Woolen revealed It had operated
last year at a loss of $5,468,494.
whA lh(. nraians mr it had
T-.UzA a nrotit of 87.053.0S8. 1
Th wAviv inoinr. nort
.v m . .v. . I
showed a decline from the pre-1
Tious week of B.C04 cars, or a lit-
tie more than the normal season-1
A .V,
"1 x. .
quiuo viuaciftso n uai i.i a v j
ported a mild revival 01 inflation 1
sentiment and some of the
called infUUon equities attracted
a following. U. S. Smelting, Am -
erican Smeltlnr. Howe Sound and
Cerro de Pasco gained around 2
points each and Mclntyre Porcu
pine. Dome and other mines
.k . '
v" ma "- yuiut. I
The market was broader and I
more active than for nearly a
month. Turnover in the Stock
Exchange aggregated 7 2 6,4 8 2
shares. The Associated Press av-
erage for 60 stocks advanced .3 1
of a point to 38.9
TTi fn4n -
trials used in the average were np
.8 of a Dolnt to 54.5.
fined their improrement to free-1
uons 10 a pome eacn. xn mis
cronn were U. S. Steel at 3 6.1
Bethlehem at 29 3-4, American
Telephone at 104, Santa Fe at 43-
J-8, International Hanrester at
41, Baltimore ft Ohio at 11,
Wool worth at 54,. W eating
house at 39 1-4 and Western Un
ion at 23 7-8.
General Markets
raosucs exohamob
POBTLAND. Ore, Fab. 15. (AP)
; Produce Excsaofe, aat priees:
BQtUr Extra, SJHe:
Btasdarda.
1 se: phsm ortts. firsts, iih.i
lJUe.
I rr .... ... rr a
.. w. B. iwcwu, a, J a.
I axtru tin- u (L ma-iua axtraa. 38a.
i nattenst: sse.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore. Teh. 15. (AP)
Orals:
Wheat Open HIga Low Close
May 88 88 8SVs 88
Jnly 70 76 70 76
Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 0e; dark
bard winter, 12 per eeat, 99e; do, 11
per cent 87c; western white, 83c; bard
winter, 82 e; northern spring, 85e;
western red, 82 e.
Oats: No. 2 white. 632.50.
Corn: No. 2K yellow, 841.50.
atillroa standard, 824.50.
. Z . . - I
Portland Livestock 1
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. IS. (AP)
Cattle: Receipts, 50; steady.
Steers, good sad choice, common and
medium, 34.75-0.15; heifers, good, choice,
common and medium, 84.00-6.85; eews.
cooc. common and medium. S3.50-6.35:
low cut tar and eatter. $1.50-3.50: balls.
good sad choice. 84.25-4-50; rsttar, eoa-
mon sna maciam, f 3. 25-4.23; vealars.
good and choice. 87.00-8.00; can. com
mon and medium, S3. 00-7.00; calves,
good and choice, $5.50-70. common sad
mcdiam, 83.00-6.50.
Hogs: Receipts. 150; steady.
Lightweight, good and choice, 37.25-
8.35: mediaat wetrst. good aaa enoiee.
88.00-6,35; hesTyweight, good sad choice,
87.00-7.75: packing sows, medium and
good, 85.25-S.50: feeder and; stacker
pigs, good snd choice. 88-00-6.50.
bheep: .Receipts, none; steady.
Lambs, good snd choice, 87.00-7.25:
common snd medium. $4.73-7.00; year
ling wethers, $4.00-5.00; ewes, good snd
choice, f3.oo-4.oo; coil, eommoa sna
medium, 2.00-8.25.
Portland Produce 1
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 15. (AP)
B utter Prints. A grade. 7e lb. la
parchment, 88 c lb. in cartons; B grade,
parchment wrappers, 80Vie; cartons,
7He.
KB ID
Batter fat Portland deUTsry, A grass " 7 ik
deliveries st leaat twice weakly, ss soe About 50 commercial club mem
lb.; eeontry routes. 86-37e lb.; B grade, bers and their Wives will Come.
iellTery leas than twice s week, S7e Mr. Cecil Hultman was TOted as
lb.: O grade at msrkeL
B grade cream Bsjring price et ss-
terfat basis, 65e lb.
Errs Sales to retailers: Specials,
27e; extrsi, 25e; fresh axtraa, browse,
26e; standards, 24c; fresh mediam, 25e;
mediara firsts, 24e dozen.
Errs Baring price of wnolesslsrs :
fresh specisls, 28e; extras, 2 Is; extra
mediums, -ioc; poiieia, loe; anaer
grades, 18e doses.
tonstry siesu-selling price to
tellers:
Cosatrr killed hoes, best hutch-
ers. aadsr 150 1 lbs, 15-14s Uv: veal -
5-6e ib.: eaaaers. s-4e lb.: baUs. -6s
ib.; iambs,' taser, i4 i3s in.; sMttoo,
3-7C lb. -
Mn.i. 1034 lnrlnr nrtrn ISa IT).
Live Dooltrr Portland delivery bay
ing prices: Colored bans, over 5 ibs
lrnJLrLmirJVL
izi tt9ikZ:iuTh.,ltt.to of obJecUons thereto and the
4 lbs. ass sp, tse is.; aaser im,
16-17S lb.; broilers, tinder 8 lbs- 18- 17s
Ib.; reostsrs. 6e lb.; Pekts dneks
yewsg. 14-ise is. - -
Unions uregoa, gi.7-s.BS eeau-,
If ilk t Caa tract vriea A. Fartlaad de-
Hvery, $2.20 ewL; B grade craam, S7
ib.
Casears bark: Baying arias, 1934
8sL 8s ib.. m
oops: isss laggies, t i i ; w
r 11-1 Sa lb.
Caee(e( n seers; uregom snpista. sts;
leaf. -8s. B rakers will pay tts oeurw.
Potatoes Oregoa Barbsaks, tO-OSs
ssatal; Dwschstes Oe-w, 61-L.06 ssatsl.
jtew eessises rienaa, pws v
Ib. bax; Hawaii. fa pes 60-Ib. hex.
60-Ib. box,
Wa-li 1884 sUsl a-mimsl: WUIsssstte
vallsy. saedinm. 80s lb. . lis se bait
bleed, 80s lb.; lamb. 16s lb.; ssstera
Oregwa, lT-IOs Ib.; sestbsre Make (
IK'
Hay: Bsyt-g rrU trsss f isdsesrst
AUaUa, Ka. , saw arap, 317j eaaUra
Oreges, timatty, 817JO; eats; kit tea;
WUUonett waiWy- timathy.- 814- 4a; ele
rsr, flS tern, Psrttsad. :-, -' j
STFUF1TB SE3- 8CON8 1
WEST BTAYTON,; FeK" 15.
The aixtn, serenui cusiwa
td4 i.na aittamdad thai lerls -
later. at Salem Wednesday, alto
going to the staU. library. and
penitentiary. . ..
- -' ' - ."' . ... 6
Sh
ares
sjiKiafab
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op pool price 9LTS
per hundred.
(3fOk sased sa seed - ateataly
aaturfs sversf e.)
Diatritmtor price $2.10.
A trade butterfat Dclir
ered, S7c; ronte, 80c
A crade prints, 87 Mc; B
grade, 84 He
Priees pels crevers St Bel aarera
w . r
fTse selsss sets. nDae s ftssai I
troeer. are ladlestive at the dall surkaS. I
iB ? sMarsau kV Tfce atate 1
' nnw.
( Striae PtIm)
Craabanfaa. U KK1 A Ka
Orspefrsli. Plerids 8.15 te 8.75
n -4 i. '
Orysses. imveL Uay .
1.00 4 IM
J. 40 4 S.SS
J.7 S.SO
b, ,ulk
" ,ulk
JO
Jt9
Lemons, faoev
.4.00 to 4.T8
1 to 8.2
Cheiee
Llaiaa.
ppu,. buaal
l.oe
-1.00 to L88
TX6UTABLE8
Bavia Price)
Raabarb, 18 lbs.
.1.00 to 1.2S
Hew potatoes, florid.
.OS
arueaekes, bos
2.75 to 8.00
.80
Baduhes. dos.
so-l!'Liflww,i,0':
I Ga2DMrm. IX
1.3 S
.85 to 1-15
JO
J
Lseai aieas. so lbs, Ke. l
I. a, ".
.50
l.Sf UioraI
1.25 to S.7S
L23 to 1.75
A
.OS
JD9
JU
lm-l&qaasa, Hs shards
I Sqasas. bsasaa. 11
Carrots. Calif- Sot en
ri r0totoa
Ka. L koadred
JBO
0
6
, .85
1.85
.10
.13
1.85
8.50
us u as
, J8 U , JO
.35
.00
.60
.85
1.50
1.26
No. 9, kaodred
Tskhas, 60 lbs, X. 1
HO. S. 50 lbs.
8wat potatoes
csiiforais peas
vuiofmia sesas
i ii a
Tomatoes, bot komaa, lag
siaxiesa, los
niberto
I Wslsats. IK
XZSiosv dSVt
1 itatias broeceit lag
Beets, Calif aoi.a
Celery. Calif, U erst
Heart, aes.
flora
(Barter Pries)
dssters, 1034 lb. Up
raggles. 1984, top lb.
.13 H
..nominal
EOVI
tBsyiag Prise)
Extras
.20
.10
.18
as
i Standards
Mediam .
Pallets
WOOL AJCD MonAIX
(Barias Pries)
atobabx 1884 et - omsrke
Hadiosi weel 1984 , JO
Ooarse sad flae wooL 1034 .. J8
POCLTB1
(Baying Prtee)
I Heavy bees. 4K te 5 lbs.
.18
US
18
J8
w poonos, u.
I Colored Dadiams. Ib.
ull.. IV
I " .-.
Lirht Ib.
ai
.14
Springers, lb.
Fryers, Ib.
Stars. Ib.
Kooetara, lb.
.18
.06
MIAT
IBariac Pries)
Lambs, sader SO lbs. 50 te T.00
Over 00 lbs. 5.75 ta 6.25
Hoes. 180-100 lbs. top ,. - . 7.50
170-210 lbs., top 8.25
210-250 lbs. too 8.00
Steers 8 00 te 6.00
Cows 1.00 te 8.50
Bulls 2.50 te 8.00
Heifers ,
3.00 to 4.50
Veal, top
Dreued veaL top
S.00 to 6.50
41
Dresaec aogs
.14
UKAIM AND HAT
(Baring Price)
Wheat, weatara red
SSJiT
red
. ..78
79
.28.00
Mslting, ton
83.00
Osts, milling, ton
.27.00
.32.00
Feed, ton
Hay. buying prices-
Clovsr hsy
. 9.00
. 9.00
.12.00
Osts snd vrtch, ton
Alfalfa, valley
Clover Seed
Bed, la,
.18
ai
Alsike, Ib.
Commercial Club'
Will Get Chicket
Feed February 26
OAK POINT, Feb. 15 In keep
ing with SL Valentine's day, Mrs.
Grove Peterson entertained the In
dependence Rural Woman's club
at her home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Orley Brown reported an In
vitation in a chicken and noodle
I . . TA-
Ti Tk v-
pendence commercial club, to be
held in Clark Point school the
nlerht of February 26.-
a new member.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR MARION COUNTY
In Probate
Notice Is hereby" given that F.
Reed McBride, as Administrator
1 with the Will annexed of the es-
1 taU ot Q jx Wolfe, deceased has
I ministration of said estate, and
i that Wednesday the 20th day of
ti.kmn lOtt th. tin., nf ln
I - -" w.
- I A. M. In the County court room
l at Salem, Oregon, has been fixed
as the time and place for the hear
i seiuemeni inereoi.
I v. Reed McBride
Dated and first published. Jan-
nary 19, 1935.
Date of last publication, Feb
ruary If, 1935. J. 19-36; F. 3-8-16
Pebrs-ry 15
tTOCX ATZOL-OSS
(0M-p-s4 by The Aasaciitod Praaa.)
" aa . II. IS SO
- lJ.t e .lis. . at stocks
Twday 4. Tt-9 -aaa . asj
Prev. say 53.7 2 a J4.J 88.J
Keatk age - 83.2? 6 :
Tear age 60.1" 4L4 88.6 60.0
1835 hit- ae.e. . ar.e
1915 lew 68.0 11- 383 ...a
1884 Ugh S1.4 ; 483 . ; 4. . 51.4
isss 1mm 45.. 213 -143 : 843
jTsw 1836 Iwav '
. --. .
sa ie 10 ' 19
nit- fca-aa-'stfL tsrelte
I Tads,
85.S SAS - 883 v.-. SS3
1 III iU
893
Tear sg 843 S43
383
88.9
84.5
833
- ese
8.4
TS3
1 19S5 kick. B73
983
Stocks and Bond
jm m.o
VtM k, 7as
- sw l aigb,
:..-.. - .8 ..
883
62.8
t8.Tj
63
eo.f
Rally
LIVESTOCK FIGURES
LIFT GFl.a.lFJ PRICES
CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-P-SUmu-
I latin aspects of government fig
ures relative to livestock on farms
had considerable to do with bring
ing about higher prices today for
grains.
Leading unofficial authorities
said whereas the government re
port indicated that In grain-con-
sumlng units the livestock total is
19 ner cent less than a fire-Tear
aTerage, the farm aupply of grains
Is 4S per cent less than a similar
average. An advance of the hog
market today to fresh high-price
records, together with active de
mand for corn available to be de
livered at -once, had a likewise
strengthening effect on values of
all cereals. -
Wheat closed firm. -l4
above yesterday's finish. May
f7-. corn H to 1 cent up.
oats Vs- advanced, and provi
sions unchanged to a rise of S
cents.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: May, July,
90-; September. 89.
Corn: March. 89: May,' 86-
; July, 80-: September, 77.
Oats: May, 51-; July,
44; September, 41. .
PRICE IS REALIZED
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. lS.-i)
-An OTernljht advance of 5
cents a hundred pounds sent Wil
lamette valley onions to SZ net
to growers today. From 20 to 25
carloads were said to hare been
taken at this price, the top for
i the season to date.
Traders here said bids had
been made for much greater rol-
ume than growers could supply,
and the price was expected to
sweep higher. Most of the pur
chases were tor mid-west delivery.
PORTLAND. February 1S.-VPI
There was no change in local
butter and butterfat quotatona
today.
Recent action of the San Fran
cisco market in advancing its quo
tations rsther sharply for butter,
failed to have the normal desired
effect of bringing huge stocks
from all centers of the Pacific
slope into the Bay City trade.
Butter make continued little
changed from last week but to
tal production both by centraliz
ers and state creameries was
ahead of a year ago for the like
period.
Trading in the egg market' was
rather slow but at no further
general change in the price. Re
ceipts continued to gain but re
tailers claim that the public is
not buying so freely.
Late strength In the chicken
trade price was continued gener
ally here with supply of Leghorns
below actual immediate needs of
the trade. Heavy hens were con
sidered about steady.
Finer Western
Wools in Call
BOSTON, Feb. 15.-(iP-(U. S.
Dept. Agr.)-The 64s. and finer
western grown wools were receiv
ing a steady call at about the same
rates that had prevailed for sev
eral weeks. Purchases were mostly
of very moderate volume for im
mediate delivery. Bulk average
French combing 64s and finer ter
ritory wools in original bags
brought 67-68 cents scoured basis,
and short French combing and
clothing lines sold at 63-65 cents.
GILLETTE S BUY HOME . .
MONMOUTH, Feb. 15. Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Gillette hare pur
chased the former C. E. Stewart
residence on West Main street
from Mrs. Ardie Parker. Gillette is
city attorney here, and will re
more with his family from Inde
pendence to their new home dur
ing this month.
Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. ll.-UPl
-Produce, at yesterday's session
of the Gordeners' and Ranchers
early market, was not lacking In
Quantity or quality.
Prices were about the same for
root vegetables, carrots were np a
little at 20-3 Oc per dozen bunch
es. Spinach was selling well aad
was steady at 75c-l per lug.
Lettuce was strong at C5c-l
crate.
Bpisacb Log. 75S-9135.
Carrots New, doze a baneaes, 20-SOe.
Beeta Dozaa ba aches, 50a.
Parsley Dosea beaeses. 15a
Turnips' Dot ea bsaches. 80-5 Oe.
Batabag-a Lag, 85-40-
Whiter radishes Doses baaehes, 90s.
Lettaee Merthwest, erste, S5e-L .
Cabbsgs Ps srste. 90s-9I30. -
- Caolitiower Local, 5s, X 965; Ba.
t, 80s erste. -'-Oalery
Orste, 9L83-1-Tf. ..
Celery Besrts Desea ba-eses. 8138.
r Bqaaah a-lsk, ftOs pes -eaaUlowpe
crata; - lag. 40-45-, . " ' -
- Apples Jsmble peek, be-, 60-75. " -potatoes
Or-sre bax, 6-60a ;
Broeeeli Per leg, 56-60s.
6rea Oaloss Dosen b-aebes, 85-30-B-asa-(s
SprovrtsCrste. SO-SJe.
.Xtry O-Uias Otsgwa. 100 lbs, 1-13
" Eadlve Bssea, 30- -
CASH BUYERS
Butterfat and Eggs
110 DOLLAR OH
Li-