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fication. HELP WANTED
"Musicians alnsers entertainers,
tinlversal Sound Service, care Radio
Headquarters, 17S S. High. TeL 503.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Ambitious roofing and
pant salesman with car for direct sell-
me. Splendid chance for advancement
ffeiewt Pslnt Roofing Co., 474 Ferry.
Work by day or hour. Tel. 6541.
Xeang woman wants work by day or
hoirr. Tel. 8001. 1665 Lee St.
Shirts laundered, 10c-12c. Tel. 7313.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Peach Trees
SPECIAL All kinds of fruit and
fiat -trees. Krultland Nursery sales
yurd. 349 Center St. A. J. Mathls. prop.
TH. 9339
Max, oats and vetch, clover, wild
ot-e Mrs, Wright. 4 ml Wallace Rd
Baled hay and straw. 7F3.
FOR SALE
Fanning' implements. Call S3F15,
even rags.
Engtewood shrubs. 200 Nebraska.
Sehretber.
Sheep fertillier, COc sack. Tel. 4048.
Belcrest at cost. Tel. 5367.
Whippet coach. Majestic l-tube ra
ttle, chicken bouse, Iw, L hens, model
T Ford, motor recently Tebored, Ford
rucksteu rear end. panel dellv. body,
truck body, and cab. Ford wheels and
rims, arape hoe, size violin. Y. D.
Leek. Liberty, Sky Line Road.
BARGAINS IN CSRD FURNITURR
& AUTO TIRES, Salem Supply Co.,
M05 8. 13th. "
Cateruillar "10" tractor, wide track.
Nearly new. $850, part cash. W. C.
Miller, 825 Davis St., MrMlnnville.
Male puppies. 2295 N. Liberty.
"BUSS" Auction Horse. Portland
road (adjoining Capital Bedding). Will
save you money on new and used fur
niture, stoves, etc Be convinced. We
pay cash or sell on commission. Phone
"Run" 366S or 4069. For a better deal
"Ross Woodry. auctioneer, mgr. For
merly with The Hollywood Furniture
Store.
Plants, Pansies in bloom. Cabbage
and lettuce. Frost-proof plants. Jay
1 orris, Florist. TeL 8637.
Auction Sale, livestock, 35 chickens.
(arm machinery and a lot of good fur
niture from a big Salem home Sat. 1:30
p. m. sharp, at Salem's new "Rubs'
Auction House, Portland Road. (Ad
joining Capital Bedding). We pay cash
or sell on commission. Try us for a
bettar da.L Phone 3S6 or 40C9.
"Buir Woedry. auctioneer.
Rich, sandy loam tor lawns and car-
dens. Deliveries reasonable. . Rt. 1,
Box IS7.
Another Big Auction. Sat 1:39
sharp at Salem's New "Russ Auction
House. Portland Road, adjoining Cap
ital Bedding Co. Phone 366S or 40C9.
We pay cash or sell on commissions
Nat: Over 406 people attended our
last Saturday auction.
Hay, Feeder Pigs. TeL 67F2.
Another Big Auction. Sat. ItSO
sharp at Salem's New "Russ" Auction
Hons, Portland Road, adjoining Cap
ital Bedding Co. Phone 3G0 or 4.
Ve pay cash or sell on commission.
Note: Over 400 people attended our
last Saturday auction.
TRADE Miscellaneous
Will trade furniture for used Ford
rosilter or cortr-e FT. TV Stiff Fum. Co.
WANTED Miscellan eons
WtateA ' WeUntit mrati. Any Quan-
tity, any ami, tai re ten a.
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Wanted Old colored ship pictures
ana mguerreotypes la good condition.
WM pay cash. If. I Simmons, 181S ;
B.K. Mulberry Ave.. Portlann, K-t: S7.
MISCELLANEOUS
Fris We pick up dead and worth-1
tssa Parses, cow, speea. Tel. lta.
tUlrcwU ISo-SOa. SOS B. ffltlo.
faw repairtns. Salem Saw Shop.
sour voraera. ftn noaa. -Tel. flzsou
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Saws gum'd, filed. 19th A Nebraska.
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Ftsharman's gnldo, jtood cfttch guar-
im. I'n. S7i- 3, Balem or write A, C.
Barnes, Mspleton, Ore.
ROOM AND BOARD
Board, room. 75, Tttj. TaL -
- 4 week. 11117 Union. TeL TS1S.
FOR RENTAPARTMENTS
Bstian furn. apt 899 TJnlon.
: 4 room strictly modern aoartment
. flreplace. t rlgldalre, garage, sun parlor
ana sleeping parent furnished or un
furnished. CaU at 145 K. 14th St, or
Teiepnone salt. -
WTNNia PlTrTTJOHN
' 81 Court street
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Modern furn. apt. Adults only. 720
n. con-aeraaj.
-Fuf-a, apt SISl HateL Tel. 74.
T"l "T- l - -i-i-i-wyYirvyyyin.
Two - room furnished apartment,
cleaa, warm. St 5 Ferry St .
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8 room nrst floor apt, also 8 and 4
ft- wis, nu wran eu
FOR RENT HOUSES
Duplex house, (51 N. Winter.
Houses, Grant. 529 Court. Ph. 1584.
Houses Forkner 1151 N. ORpitoL
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Nice small bouse, 2130 Lee St
Br April 1st. IS room furnished
house close to state house, beautifully
furnished and arranged lor sub-ran taL
Win lease for a year at 65 per month.
CTHILDS Jt MIILER, Realtors
844 Stata Street i Tel. 8708.
FOR RENT
Rent Good farm house, orchard
and small acreage- Can CJF15 eve
nings.
Hospital bedi and wheelchairs
to
rent H. L. Stiff Furnltura Co.
WANTED TO RENT
Wanted, by refined adult. 1 or I un-
furn. housekeeping rooms. Close In.
Box 3j!!, rare Statestnaa.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
( room modern well built home. 3
bedrooms, large lot, U fenced, double
garage, cement driveway. 450 N. 19th
Street.
IDEAL SITE FOR COUNTRY
HOME S acres, family orchard, barn,
well, close in. Price $1000, Good terms.
Will discount for cash.
W. G. Krueger. 147 N. Com!
8 R. semi-mod. home. Full cement
basemmt Fruit, berries. Lot 0x129
Gar. Good location. Sacrifice. Owner.
Call afternoons or eve. ; 59 N. 21st St.
N. SUMMER ST. HOME
$3950 All cash will buy this modern
6 room home located at 1510 N
Summer St. Corner lot, both
sts. paved. ITS A BUY. Let us
show you this bargain.
W. H. GRABENHOKST CO.
134 S. Liberty St.
RIGHT DOWX. TOWN
S room house with ha semen t. fur
nace, fireplace, abundance of built-ins.
garage, large lot. Owner wants imme
diate sale and prices for few days
only 11600, part terms.
CHILDS & MILLER. Realtors
344 State St. Phone (703
FAIRY GLEN FOR SALE
Beautiful 4 room Bungalow located
on CroUan Creek, abundance of "shade
trees, nice year round stream. Only
few minutes drive to city. You will
like It Price 33400.
CHILDS MILLER. Realtors
344 State St. Phone 670S
H A. on bus line, $373 : 375 down.
6 A. 1 ml. east. $750. i Terms.
10 A. small house, barn. well. 1 ml.
from Salem, $1500.
25 A. close to Salem.1 small house.
bam, well, all in cultivation, $3500.
1 A. V niL from bus line, nice little
house, some fruit, well; $1600.
MELVIN JOHNSON
725 Court St. , Phone $723
10 A., good bides., creek. $2000.
Trade.
8 A. Modern imp.. 4 A. cherries.
$5600. Terms like rent.
4S0 A. stock ranch $15.00 per acre.
H. C. SHIELDS
210 Oregon Bldg. TeL 8902
EXCHANGE Real Estate
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Anything pertataing to Real Estate
Buy sell er Exchange
See Mr. Llndgren.
HAWKINS a ROBERTS. Inc.
For sale or trade for Salem or vic
inity, fine 4 acre home, irtigatlon, clear.
(12 W. Jordan, Grants Pass. Ore.
for sale Farms
PRICED TO SELL
50 acres located near Cloverdale
school, about nine miles south of Sa
lem, on good market road. 20 acres In
cultivation, balance pasture and tim
ber, - buildings, 20 head ' of sheep go
with sate. Price 32000 : 3500 down.
baL $100 per yr.. fnt, (. See,
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St Phone (4(8
GOOD BUY IN HOP YARD
14 acres all cultivated. 9 acres In
hops, NEW YARD, hearing crop, fine
land for hops, small house, well, on
good road only S miles out Price
I150O ; some terms. Owner does not
live -here.
CHILDS MILLER. Realtor!
344 State St : Phone (708
TODAY'S FARM BARGAIN
1(0 acres. S room fair house, large
fine barn and all necessary outbuild
ings. A real farm at a low price, $1000.
tfiasy terms.
WILLAMETTE LAND COMPANY
423 Court Street
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WORTH DOUBLE THE PRICE
Out ef towa owner writes us to sell
this fine 2 acre tract for $1258: V.
cash, balance S yrs. at 6 ; an old set
or farm buildings. Umber, pasture,
creek, old orchard, some bottom land.
SEE THIS BARGAIN BEFORE YOU
BUT. Located in 'Rosedale District.
W. M. GRABENHORST A CO.
REALTORS
1S4 S. IJherty St Phone (4(8
ACREAGE
Small acreage tract near Salem
naose fruit Tina view. Dial 4745.
8 acres. 4 room house, electricity.
milt, Pemaa. Morns, Kt. 7. Boy 329,
WANTED REAL ESTATE
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. We have several customers for
nomas la salem, else for! small farms.
Bee Sir. Ltndgven,
HAWKINS A ROBKftTS. Inc.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN on city, farm or
acreage pronertlea, Mast be best of ta.
currry. uooa terras, low costs.
VtUUH HILLEB. Iltn. Loan
844 State Bt i tel. (708.
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B Farm Loans 5
Plenty sf money for wen tmnmvm
farms If amply secnrMLj Improve er
our row wim cneap money. Ashlar
luamerce v aiiey artna
uawKiRS ana Roberts, Inc.
AUTO LOANS
CASI tiriKiNCED
Kasy Terms
WILLAMETTE LOAN
1 Iavcstlgaie
CO. M-15S
! Ealem
SOS OuardlAQ Bldg.
WWMWiWVMW
A COITPLKTB BERVICS ON
iMAJiS UP TO f399
Beneficial Lean
Society of Salem
Member ef KUtA.
Boom -119, New Bllgh Bldg. 2nd fleer
uwaaui tA B-izz. dk at 18 by
. : 8TATR
511 SUte K j Tel 8748
Loans Made fa Nearby Towns -
Automobile! and
Chattel Loans
I te 89 months ta repay at lowest pea-
I slble ratea
I . G X&ftAL FTNANCK CORP.
i a local eoi-poraoon
1 1st Karl. Beak Bldg. i phene 8113
AOceesea by State
Interesting Facts
Valuable prises offered in The
Statesman cake baking contest.
See Friday's paper for particulars.
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Spring opening la Salem next
Thursday night.
O -
Statistics show that of the near
ly 20,000,000 people on relief
about 13,000,000 are women and
children.
O
American bison are Increasing,
there now being over 4,400 in the
United States and 17.000 in Can
ada. LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
BABY chicks, baby pullets, baby I
cockerels, custom Hatching, custom i
sexing. Ph. 13TF3, Lee's Hatchery.
Baby chicks each week beginning
March 11. custom hatching. Wartner"s I
naicnvrr, . Disiusno st aw.
55(5.
Live ronltry wanted, St N. Front
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRY
TeL 5000. Salem Fuel Co. Trade A I
Cottage,
Dry old fir, 2nd growth wood.
screened hog fueL Fred E. Wells.
Dry old fir, $5.50. TeL 78(0.
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IS in. old fir. $5. TeL S7S5. CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
mwwwwmmv First in Quality and Service i
Dry wood. TeL $254. Telephone 8146 1264 Broadway
Dry wood, all kinds. Tel. (663. " .
LAWN MOWERS
WOOD SAWING s,,. paired and traded. Ph
4516 Harrv W. Scott, 147 & Com'l.
Wood sawing reasonable. Call 8290.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Waltham wrist watch, white
gold. Reward. Call 8800 or 4S.
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Pure white Persian kitten, blue eyes.
'Squenlrv. Small reward. 411 Norway.
FOR SALE USED CARS
"32 Chevrolet Coupe, A-l condition.
low mileage, for sale by owner. Priced
tor quick sale. $385. $130. enh will
handle. No dealers. 1097 Jefferson St
Radio
Program
Tharsdsv March 21
KOW POattAND 20 Sc.
7 : 35 Gospel Kinj-er, SBC
7:30 ltonald Buck.
8:00 Accordions, KBC.
8:15 House Detective, KBC.
a -an n h . p.-. vhc
11:00 Standard School Brosdeast. KBC.
12:0O Castlea of Ronuaea. KBC.
34 lilrnn (Shelley, oreannt.
3:15 American Vocational Talk. KBC.
3:30 Mickey Gillette orchestra, hBC.
4:00 Tom MitchelL NBC.
4:13 Oriental Gardens' orchestra.
4:45 Tke Soagfellows, NBC.
8.00 Amos 'n' Andy, NBC.
8:15 SUndard 8-mphony. 'BC.
10:15 Walti Time. KBO:
10:45 Bart Woodrard's orchestra. .
11:00 Ambassador Hotel oTchntrs.
11:30 13 Bote! Biltmore orchestra.
K0A0 COBVALLIS o50 : Kc.
9:00 Home Kconomies Observer.
12:00 Neon farm Hour.
1:15 k'OAf! School of tna Air.
2:30 "Roadside Beauty" The Road
midm committee.
8:00 "Orezoa's National Federation
Officer 8oeaki" Saldie Orr
Duabar.
4:30 Stories for Bore and Birls.
S:00 Mrs Brace Bpenlding. eontrelto.
e :30 Evening Farm Hour.
7:30 Radio Shorthand Contest.
8:13 Law in Modern Society.
19:30 Corvallis Basiaess and Pre-
feaeipnal Women's elnb.
WEnOTH RITES
WOODBUR.N, March 80. Fun
eral services for Mrs. Fern A.
Wegenroth, 37, who died sudden
ly at the home of her mother, Mrs,
Nancy Johnston, Sunday morning,
were held from the Beechler-Kil
lian chapel Tuesday afternoon at
12:3ft o'clock. Rev. George R.
Cromley, officiating. Music was
by Mr. Tennant accompanied by
Mrs. Carl Hnher. Fem BaiUle
was born at Golden Eagle, 111.,
Sept. 28, 1897, while her par
ents were temporarily In the east
and had lived all her life In Ore
gon at Sherwood and Woodburn,
coming here in 1904.
She married Walter Wegenroth,
at Salem 21 years ago. "He died
three years ago Surviving are
HELD AT WQDDBURN
rour cnuaren, waiter, - wiuiam, 1 oanas. aurs. inue moo a. who n&a i Botn -.rincipal and interest pay
Donna and Wallace; all at home; charge f of soma charity sewing, aWd tt offlce of tne cu-
7r tUtt Mr55 .
a. .auiie-jniMCBuij, v.-
.T- w.iT.. .tTf,
Snyder, Delmer Snyder, all of
Sherwood, and two nephews. Al-
hart and Rail W---.-e.flT nf
bert and
II VOU.fM,
Woodburn,
In term ant and rrrava.
inicrmenj. ana grave -
side services were at Pleasant
Hill cemetery near Sherwood.
Noeom IUtee
Funeral services tor Robert N.
Nusom, aged 67 years, of Wood-
burn were held from St. Luke's
churcli Vredaesday, mornlnr at
9:30 O'clock. 31 ev. J. E. Rubla of -
ficiatiag. Interment was ln'73t.Imany cases have only this means
Paul cemetery under the direction
ot Salem Mortuary. Mr. Nusom
was born August 23, 1867, fiear
Binghamptos. N. T. He has made
his home in Woodburn the past
eigut- yeaxa. ; i .
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trroa frn nr-DrriT
WHEATLAXD. March 20. Da -
rid Hess, Sir a pioneer resident
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who has been quite ill, was Mon
day taken to McMinnville tor
treatments.
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Business
Carda la thla directory run
oa a monthly basis only. Rata:
S$jOe per Uae per month. !
AUTO BRAKES
Bftk Pane. 31 South - Cwrerrtat
BUILDING
Kxpert baUdlnc repairing, remodeling.
Callmt Kootn , Arimrton ttoTWii
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 448S. R EL Nerthnesm.
CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. a U SCOTT, PSG, Chiropractor,
ti N. Htgn. TeL Bes. S75I.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
stnsLEB Electric 141 Stat EL - WIr-1
ing. motora, appliance), reparrs. syryicev
FLORISTS
Brwlthaupt's, SSI Court.
ALL kinds of floral work. Lots, Flor
ist. 127( N. Liberty. Tel. IMS.
KEYS
Wa ma ten koya. Harry W. Scott.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WE1DER LAUNDRY
2(1 S- High Tel. 1125
MATTRESSES
f CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 40(8
SALEM FLUFF-RUG and Mattress
rectory. NEW MATTRESS made le
eraer, oia remaae ; carpet cieanrag, viz
inri: fluff rug weaving. 8. 13th A Wil
bur. TeL S44L, OTIO . WiCJiitM,
Est 191L
MUSIC STORES
Gsa C. WILL Pianos, radios, sewing
fnacMnes, sheet musla ana rno stud-
m yarav,..,. a-
sewing tnacninea 3 acate bireei,
Sa lem.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo erigravlac 147 N. Com
mercial, -ret.
PLASTERING
Prices right Work gqgrarrfd. 132F3.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, carda pamph
lets, programs, beoka or any kind of
prlntliig, call The Statesman Printing
Department. 21& B. Commercial. Tele-
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RADIO SER1CE
Perdue Radio Service with Vibbert &
iTodd, (57 Court Tel. 9148. -
STOVES
1 repair stoves, ranges, circulators.
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire. Salem Fence and Store Works,
263 Chemeketa. Tel. 4774. R. B-
Ftemrag.
TILE
tlHlani Art Tile Co. Tel. 7719.
TRANSFER
t (jrt local or distant iransier aiorage,
call 3131. Larmer Transfer Ca Trucks
FOR local or distant transfer storage,
to Portland dally.
L.,--.. ,
Stnta St. Tel. 7772. DIatrlhntinf. fnr-
warding and storage our specialty. Get
our rate
Willamette VaUey Transfer. Salem to
i Portland hsullng. Tel. 8722.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West. R- 8 Tel. 110FS.
MT. ANGEL, March 20. The
social and jsewing meetings of the
American Legion auxiliary, Tues
day night, netted 20 books for the
newly founded public library.
During the course of the eve
ning, the women completed the I
gowns for the child welfare, and
began work on tha Legion arm
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Directory S. ' i. "
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LEG ON DONATES 20
BOOK
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LIBRARY
. .T H ..lul .VBDD r """Treasurer in the City of Salem
xauea w aeuver me arucies to
W 3B qaarooB.
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VVUJ " uiaue ujr a uiaauieu i
I . .111... I Al - I
I "" uier ta tue stmsmui-ui
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uunyuatn vr. vuo vvu ,cow.
workshops maintained by the Am-
erican Legion auxiliary. Many of
m"ly E.V.&
atv vvutyoawAMVU v-7vaiAaic vuvu
breakdown came after the time set
I for the government for connecting
1 cisaDimy wun service, ana in
I or support for their families.
I The posters for the poppy pos -
I ter contest must be completed by
I April 19. They will be displayed
land judged at Mt Angel academy
i apru 20.
1 Mt. An ml lertonnalres declare
I themseivfea all set. SB ior tne Am
erican iegion junior oaseoau
1 team. Frank Walker . is manager
and Gas Schnee coach. At their
I .. . ....
i meeting, Tuesday, the Legion also !
agreed to furnish equipment for :
i St. Mary's school baseball terna.
Wins New Title
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Alice Jaglewski
Selected as Mas Chicago at the
ir ut- rt . ir t
Tortu r ,U sum aucc pvw
ski, -.bove, broke into the" head-'
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reported engagement tov Count
Anthony Petocki, Detroit news
paperman and nephew to a former.
Polish ambassador to France.'
Professor Jones is
Speaker at P. T. A.
Meeting, Stay ton
STAYTON. March 20. There
was a -nnd attendance at the PTA
maotlnv Moo Hit Tilo'ht KnmWll
u.v.h wvu -Q wwww-.
on the program were the discus-
I sion of school problems led by
Mr. w jj Lyman; ft musical
.,, W K. U- X Tt rM
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Sylvia Stupka, piano and Mrs.
George Cole, soloist; and an ex
cellent address by Prof. W. C.
Jones of the economics depart
ment of Willamette university.
The Mike Wendt family have
moved into the Crabtree house
east of the Masonic park.
Student Rndv Drama
M W m urn mg 9 k. T W
Ola ted rriaay Client
SCOTTS MILLS, March 20.
The student body three-act drama.
A Little Clodhopper." will be
presented at the I. O. Q. F. hall
Friday night at 8 o'clock. The
following students are in the cast:
George Dimlck, Mildred Rich,
Dorothy Dimick, Dee Chun, James
Nicholson, Mildred Coulson, Mil
dred Kellis, Jessie Wakefield,
Ralph Hicks, Maxlne Marrlman,
and Margaret Little page.
NOTICE OP BOND SAXE
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned until the hour of
7:30 o'clock P. M. on Friday,
Aoril 5, 1935, and immediately
thereafter opened by the Com
mon Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, at the City Hail in
said city for the sale of refunding
i , . ,K . nitrr f Qolotn In tha
bonds of the City of Salem in the
amount oi uinu; ntiMJitn.u inm-
TY THOUSAND ($130,000.00)
I Lnjiifto aaoucu
chapter 156, Oregon Laws, 1933,
na nrrionriad hv chanter 208. Ore-
gon Laws, 1935, and Ordinance
No. .8094 of. the City of Salem,
Oregon, and described as follows:
City of Salem Refunding Bonds,
Series 19 3 5-A, In denominations
of $1,000.90 each: said bonds te
be dated April 15, 1935 and to
-mature is annnal installments as
follows:
April 15, 1936 ...
$10,000.00
11,000.00
12,000.00
12.000.00
13,000.00
April 15, 1137 ......
April 15. 1938
April 15, 1939
April IS, 1940 i
April 15, 1941 .
April 15, 1942
April 15, 1943
April 15, 1944 ......
13,000.00
14.000.00
15,000.00
15.060,00
15.000.00
April 15, 1945
Provided, however, that the
City of Salem shall have the op
tion to redeem said bonds, in nu
merical order, upon the payment
of face value thereof with accrued
Interest on any Interest paying
date at or after three years from
the of hne of . said bonds.
The bonds will be sold to the
bidder offering the best price,
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i nonas Will DC SOia ior less man
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I par KUU SLtl VVU IUICI CDU I mca
bidder should name the Tate of
I interest at which the bidder is
VL
Aail 1WUUI f til V1A9 imv ui
l interest designated ia the bid ac
cepted
i Each bid must oe accompaniea
1 by a certified check for two per
I cent of the par value of the bomls.
! mads payable to the city as a
I guarantee of good faith.
I The rizht Is reserved by tha
J Common Council to accept any
I bid or to reject au bids ia tne in-
I terest of the city.
- 1 4 no prior treat mvysv r
i ion. oi aaeaosa. bh ---
I CuUoch, Shaler A Kelley will be
I furnished tne successrnixriaaer.
1 . trrinnw TAVT-O fl
A. WARREN JONES. City
Recorder, Salem, Oregon.
Mch. 21-28-A-4.
CropWamqffe:E
'
111
HLHIIIil
KEEPS STRFH DU
NEW YORK. March J0.-(ff-
The stock market see-eawed gent-
i ly today, and a little heariness In
the tobacco shares appeared to be
enough to tip It downward toward
the close.
a .tlii. - a . a. A . a. M I
MTy cuuuaaea ai resvncvea
I lereis. Turnorer in the stock ex-1
chanra wa. nl 47 aia .hsva.
-- - i
i a little below that develop in the
modest upturn over the previous!
session. The Associated Press at-
erase for SO stocks declined .2 of
- mt 9K .
a POmt at 30.3. I
Coca-Cola, now the highest
priced actire share on the big
board with the exception of Home-
stake Mining, got under way to-
nevivuig iue pervnniai una in ii
naneial quarters of a possible
split-up of shares.
In the' list of
the nsual leaders SUndard OU of
p. turned in aDoui toe oen
performance with a lift of aronnd I
... I
a point to 37 3-8, leading mod-
erate improvement in most oil
shares.
American Smelting
Was dOWnl
aronnd a point at 32 and other!
Issues among the mines were sim-l
iUrly sofL Most trading favor- U
it its (uaiuieu vueir reaction iu
tractions, however, including U.
s. Steel at 27 7-8. American Tele-
I -1 mnv v-ii n
i imrao ii iuu 74, oduocuma at
J-8 N- T- Central at 12 and
Santa Pe at 30. -
5
PORTLAND. March zO.-fVPV-
Market for butter and butterfat
showed no change for the day.
I MiV. nf kn
mill. - Aaram. V. v.
I U UV.1IDQ ITIUlltt VU7
I territory with a falling off of both
centralizer output and recelpU
from outstate points.
Weather conditions
recently
have been somewhat adverse to
egg production within the local
territory with a resnlting decrease
in local supplies. Demand, how
ever, continued good, and espe-
dally for storage
There continued a maintained
I price list on chickens although
some of the buyers were talking
of lower prices
Lite change was showing In
1 IriA merVAi Tw aAi-ie- Vll1-a-l
I '-' e-vr-. A V a iuuuv( J AlllCU
meats with the possible exception
or easiness in regard to pork. Beef
was also a fraction easier in spots
because of the lower price on live-
stuff.
War of Portland wholesalers
and retailers In regard to oyster
tlfttAO l-i O a Kaah onftln1 a w A 41t a '
CCT V , or.
nuuiCTttio tusi ia uu Bcuerauy
81.65 gallon lor Pacifies because
growers refused to pay attention
to the fight here.
Extreme scarcity of fresh fish
continues with troll Chinook at
26c lb. head on. A good supply of
llngcod fillets is due for the week-
end tjade to sell around 1 8c lb.
Gard
eners an
Ranchers' Mart
PORTLAND, Ore.. March 20.-
(a-Today's session of the Gard
eners and Ranchers' market was
marked by very light activity and
no appreciable change in the pric
es ot produce. In the whole, sup
plies were small and especially so
among the root vegetables.
Lettuce figured among the pro
duce -that was in some demand.
The supply was short and
throughout the session it was be-
I ing held within a price range of
$2.50 to $3.50 for the butter Qual
ities
The good grades of cabbage re
turned to the $3.25 high that they
have been holding for a number
of weeks. Lesser grades were be-
Vsl Ll0W aa 12 25 nd
r
Turnips were ot a good quality
and the supply was growing smalt
ler. However, they continued to
be sold at a price of 25 cents to
at cents per aosen bunches,
range that they hare maintained
for a number of sessions
A pronounced shortage in the
parsnip supply pushed the .-price
tla -Wn A m 11 m aeaaAIl A . - -L. - A '
np gradually until it reached a
peak of 90 cents per lug at the
end of the session.
Beets, too, continued to show a
deficiency in supply. The de
mand was extremely small and
the price dropped until the bet-
ter grades were going for 35
Cents per dozen hunches.
Kale.-which has been showing
steady Increase in supply as
well as quality, remained steady
rat SO cents per flat.
Potatoes had a small
demand
wer. Priced between 50 cent.
and (0 cents per orange box.
Bpinach Crate, f 1.15.
Carrots Lag, 50-55c
Beets Dosea bunches, 80-35e. .
Vara ly--lea bunches, dOe, '
Turnips Uoiea bu&cktf, 25-35c
Pannips Log. 99e.
Butabaras Per 100.. SI. 95.
Winter ssdishes Dasea bunches. 15c,
ljettuce form weal, casta, J.oo-s.&o.
taasage m erste, sa,H)-.aa. .
Caulilkjwer Crate. $11.33.
Celerr Crata S3.75-3.50.
Ora euiena loen buachea, 25-S5e,
Brassels sprouts Crate, 5-90e.
Dry eoieas -He. If. $3.25-4; Kov 3a,
f2.3-Z.A0. . 1 "
Celery 11-arti - Dona btmcbet, f 1.35.
Apples raocy. eaa. M'Hi.
Brooeel) Per erata, $1.60. .
Bndive Large crate, f 1.
Pirf.tuV.iiH Kn K ft. Art
I
Celery heart Dvsee otmcbas, $1.19.
I Hustoi- greens io-ta, .ae.
J Kale flat. 60e. .
ni riccrj
.GO
Ml
Salcm'Marlccts
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op pool price f 18
periiandred.
OAUk "sased sfl seal .'suatkhr
kauerfst STTsa - -
IMstrttntor price S2.10.
A grade butt erf at Deli t-
ewd, STc; rowte, a$c
A grade prints. 20c: B
fradc, 28Hc -
.alJ . ... s. a..
Tie nees iMiea, .usews a teesi
-IffrTi. mm '.
wnt ere
et rttsrestaad by Tke Sutse
March 10
esoirra
Isvtiu'Snul
""j fl
Wrspefruit, Arisana S.S5 to S.00
Onnra Kx.l ...... c . .
.. .00 te 3.S0
Baaaass. Ik. m stsik - JOS
" jus
fancy
-a.00 4.75
- M te SJ5
Cnaiea
IJaraa. fresh
1.00
t oo to tas
YCBCTABIfa
tBatea- Prlaak
"h
39
SaWa KiT i,
.16
. . .08
J5 to L2S
ae, a. is.
jubarh. is lbs.
KatW vyak Vaakai CT1 .i:j.
llUQTn.
.OS
Artichokes, bos
.2.50 to 8.00
.20
Badishet, ilos.- .
Can lit lower. Calif.
1.15
l4T.KUaia. as 1 1
Canforsia
1.55 to 2.50
840 to 4.50
Owes vepnen. in.
J29
9.00
Loesi anions. so ins, So. 1
1.6S
2.50 to 3.25
1.75 to 2.23
40
.65
i lirr nsek
IssUify.
'It! - ,Men
1 V"'" ma, i.
.01
ueeal I otstoci
Ka t. hasdred,
I ?... kaadred
S9
JB9
JSS
.85
1.83
Yakrma. SO tbf Ke. X
Ka 2. 80 lbs.
Sweet potatoes
California peas
.06
California baa as
.13
1A5
8.50
4S
SO
JSS
.60
M
J5
8.75
1-28
Tomatoes, hot hoQse. lag
Mexiesa, lug
niberts
.18 te
as te
I WalaaU. IK
Tornipa. das.
Kadives, dea.
Italias brseestt. Ins
Beeta, GsliL. ' dasea
Celery. CaUL. erate
Hearts dot.
aora
(Barm Prtea)
Clssters. 1934 lb. top
.14
.25
I rswiet. 4934. top lb.
I . IBsylag Pltee)
I ,
.17
.IS
.15
I Standards
I eaium
WOOL AFI MOBaiB
(Barrhu Price)
JI0lir. "
.10
.15
J3
Cearse and fine wool. 1934
PUOl.TMlt
(B.iriac PrUal
Heavy hens, 4 te 8 lbs.
43
aa
.18
JS
ai
J4
as
.04
user ohm poaads. lb.
Colored atedioms. lb.
Hedirna Legborns, la.
Light lb.
gptiagers Ik. .
rr-era. lb- .
Stags, lb. ..-
Boosters, lb.
MEAT
Saying Prist)
Spring lambs, lb.
Lambs, (radar SO lbs.
, .09
e.5o
aoo
7.25 te 8.25
5.50 to 7.25
9.00
S.75
Over SO lbs. ,
Hen. 140-170 lbs.
120-140 lbs.
170-210 lbs. top
210-250 lbs. ton-
8 tears
Cows , .
. 6.00 to 7.50
2.50 to 4.50
S.00 to 4.50
4.00 to 5.50
6.50 to 7.50
Bulls
j Heifers
Veal, top
Dressed veal, top
.114
i Dr Med bog
.15
GRAIN AMU BAI .
(Bayin Fries)
Wheat western red ,
.78
.74
White, No. 1
Barley, feed. L
-M.00
acauiag. ton
-83.00
.27.00
Osts, milliag, toa
reed, toe
.23.04
I r- iwrios rri
Closer hay
9.00
0.00
.13.00
Oata aad retch, toa
Alfalfa valley ,. ,
Qorer-Seed
Red, lb.
.18
aisike. IV
4T
Stocks and Bond
March 20
STOCK AVE BASES
(Compiled by the Associated Press)
SO 15
is eo
Indus t- Bails.
VtU. Stocks
Today 50.0 119
22.8 85.S
Prev. day 50.3 11
Month age 54.7 22.9
22.8
22.8
84.8
26.6
81.6
40.6
24.3
S5.5
S8.8
454
41.6
34.8
61.4
$4.9
Tear age 55.2 88.6
1935 fusil 60.' ZT.e
L833 low 49.S 18. S
1934 high .... 81.4 43.0
1934 low .. 43.3 23.8
BOSTD AVESAOZS
20
Balls
lo 10
10
Induit. Util.
For.
Today 78.7
92.2 8.7
6.4
Prev. dsy b
Month site 65.S
Yesr sito- 864
92.3
04.8
MO
67.1
88.8
85.1
88.9 .
84.5
se.a
8 .3
69.9
66.6
70.4
66.4
70.0
83.5
95.9
92.2
92.9
83.7
1934 high 87.8
1935 low 78.2
1934 high 89.4
1934 low 74.S
B0.2
New 18.15 low.
Committee Named
i - . . .
ror Organization
Si s .
Girl DCOUt IrOOD
LIBERTY, March 28. Pro
ceeding with the organization ot
I a Girl Scout troop here tha follow-
, tro0p commlttee was selected
I '
Monday: Mrs. W. W. Westen-
house. chairman; Mrs. C. L. Car
son. secretary: Mrs. John Dasch,
Mrs. Cecil Sargent. Mrs. W. B
Dallas.
Dr. V. A. Douglas and Mi-s Mc-
Alpln of the county health unit ad-
teach, ot.. ub-
rtv school Monday morninr.
1 Mrs. Ed Dencer will entertain
the Liberty Women's club lor )XS
regular social meeting Thnrsday
at 2 p. m.
Fir Trees Planted -
In Delayed Program I
By Sdd Studenb
SCIO, March 20 Arbor day ex
ercises ; were held on thj Scio
school grounds Friday afternoon.
I
The ceremonies which had i been
postponed to this data because ot
Inclement weather, were planned
by the eighth grade as a part of
school work. The seventh graders
were guests.
Four fir trees were planted on
the aorth lawm. ...
Ban i 'ebb
SKiueii
CHICAGO, March 20v-P)-Sen-
aatlonal reports of crop damage
by dust storms that extended hun
dreds of mile over the great
plains grain belt awept wheat val
ues strongly upward today.
Highest prices of the day were
reached Just as the market closed.
Wheat closed strong. 14-2
cents above yesterday's finish,
May corn 14-1 bp.
May 784-14. oats -l4 ad
vanced, and provisions unchanged
to a rise of 7 cents.
Today's closing quotations:
Wheat: May, S3V4-4r July.
H-slK; Sept, Jl-91. .
-Corn: Marc. 304; May. 1t-
74; Sept.. 71-.
Oats: May, 4 34 -74; July. J9-
-;SepL.I8.
GeneralMarlcets
POBTLAKD. CfttC March 20. ATM-
Produce Zxehaare. het prices:
Butter: Extras. 27c; stsndirds. 27e;
prime fiists, 26e: first. S6c.
gcs: V. B. apedala, lie: U. B. ex
tras. 19c; U. 8. medium extras. ISe.
Bstterfst: 28c
POBTlAaro JT pbxcsb
PORTLAND. Ore.. March SO. AP1 -
Nuts Walnuts: Oreton. to iobbertL P
O. B. delivery points: Korpee grade,
Praaqoettes. large, 20c; fancy, 17e; mea-
nun. laite; sort aneil. larj-e, lc; Isaey.
16c: meCium. 14e: Msrettes. Ursa. 80s.
1 Cascads grade: Franqaettcv large, 17e;
fancy. 16c: soft shelL Urge. 16Ue:
faner. 15e; atayettea, laise. 17.
Filberts Oregon, to jobbers. IS -15a
pound. 1. O. B. oelivery points.
'Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Msreh 20. (API
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Msy 77 78 774 7
July 71 71 714 71
Cask : Btg Bend bloeetem. 8c : dark -bard
winter. 12 per cent. 95c: 11 eer
cent, 82 He; soft white, 79c; westers
white, 79c: bard winter, 78c: aortkeia
spring, 80 Vac: weatera red, 78e.
uate. fe. J white. z.
Corn. So. 8 esstera yellow, $39.25.
Millrsa staadard, $24. -
Portland Lives tock
PORTLAXD. Ore.. Marek 20. f API-
Cattle: Receipts. 100; weak, anchaaged.
Hteera. xoed. cammee ead mediam.
$5.50-9.10 ; heifers, good, coaunea aad ,
! medium. S5.25-7.75l cowl roogi. eoaaasea
sad m dmm. f 4 fK) ".OO ; low tullw a
eatter, 2-4; bulls, gone,
vealers. good and choice. $7.50-9.00.: celt
comaoi aad medium. $3.50-7.50; eaWea,
geod aad caeiee, Se.50-8.oe; LOmmua a a
mediam, $830-8.50,
Hogs: Beeeipts, 100; steady, aa
ehanged. Lightweight, good and eboiee, 87.75
C9.25; wtediom weight, geed and etiaioe,
88.50-95; heavy weifat, good ana caotce.
-B.7a ; paesmg sews, raedtum as a
good, $6.50-7.75; feeder aad eteeker
pigs, good aad choice. 37.50-8.00.
Boeea aa lambs: Receipts, 25; atea-
dy, uchaaged.
Umn, good aaa caoiee, o.dv-u;
eomatea and mediam. 84.25-8.50: yearl
ing wethers, $4.00-5.00: ewes, good sad
choice, $3.25-4.23; call, cemrnea aad
mediam, $2.00 30.
Portland Produce
POKTLAXD. Ore.. March 20. AP
Batter Prints, A grade, 2e lb. ia Rareb
it wrappers. 30c lb. In cartons; a
grade, pare li meat wrappers, lb. ;
cartons. 29ftc
Butter! at rortlsa. deurery: A
grade deliveries at least twice weakly,
2A.20 lb.; country routes, 2-29e lb.: B
grade, deliveries leaa than twice -weekly.
26-27e lb.; C -grade at rnsrkat.
B grade cream Borutg prices bs tier-
fat basis. 55e lb.
Em Sales to retailers: Bpetiaia.
23c; extras, 20c; "treeh axtres, brow a,
20c; itandardi, le; ireaft mcdunos, zoe;
medin-a ftrsta, 18c dosta.
Ens Bay tag prices of wholesalers:
fraab apeeiala. 21c; extraa. 20e: rrn tta.
18c ; extra Brdiimu. mediam ' testa.
ISe; aader grades. 16c doiea.
Cheese 92 core. Oregon triplets, ISe;
loaf. 17e. Brokers will pay K belew
quotations.
aHm: tentrset price a. jronieai. mm-
livery. S2.20 ewt; B gTU eream, 27 H
lb-
Country mists Selling price ta retaai-
: Coretrv killed koga. beat batchers.
under 150 lbs. 15e lb.: vealers. taney.
12-13e lb.: heavy. 8-e !.; cm tec
sows, 8-10e lb.; csaners, 5-6e lb.; be Us.
8-8 He lb.: lsmbs. fancy, 1314c lb.;
mutton, 5-8e lb.
Mohair mas Duyiag price, lee 10.
CaacaTa bark Bayiag price, 19S4 peel,
Se lb.
Hops 1934 fnfgles ( ) lb.; cUuters.
H16e lb. ....
Live poultry Portland deUvery buy
tag prices: tailored heaa, eves 5 lne
1413c lb.; ander 5H lbs, 15-1 oe lb.;
Ushers fowls, over 8H lbs.. 14-lde lb.;
ander 3 lbs.. 13-14e Th: spriag. 4 lbs.
sad ap. 17-18e lb.; under 4 lbs.. 17-lSe
lb.; broilers, lVi-2 lbs, 19-SOe lb.: aader
tJ lbs, 17-1-ic lb.: roeetevs, 6e lb.;
Pskia?4ucks. young. 16-17e lb.
Onions Oregon, $4-4.25 eeatal.
Potatoes Oregon Burfcaaka.. SI eeatal;
Deschutes Gema. $1.10-1.35; Idabe Oema,
$1.25-1.30 cental.
- New potatoei norids, $2.50 50-lb.
box; Hawaiian, $1.23 per $0-lb. baa.
Wool 1935 clip, nominal ; Willamette
valley medium, lie : coarse and 'braid,
13e lb.; eastern Oregon, 13-lSe lb.;
southern Idaho, 13-14c. lb.
Hy Buying price from proencers: ai-
falta. Xo. l. new price. flH 6.50: east-
era f.resf, mK, ' -
toa; WiUamaste valley timothy. .$14 du;
clover. $10-11 ton. PertlaaA
i No. B 10734
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THK UNITED STATES FOR ,
THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
In the Matter of FredtC. Blake,
Bankrupt.
To i the creditors of Fred C.
Blake, of Salem, in tha County
of Marion and District aforesaid,
a bankrupt.
NOTICE JSit-HEBJSBT GlVt
msSS'Sl
that the first meeting of hisrred-
itors will be held at Hoom in
tha IT. 7S, National BaakrBtfJiding
In tha City of Salem,- Osee-wr, on
the 1st day of April. l35,at 1:30 .
o'clock In tha afternoon,t-which
tima tha Bald creditors may - at
tend, prove their claims, appoint
a traste-e, eiarnlne tbe baakrnpt :
and transact, such other bualness
as may properly coma before said
meeting, r -
WILLARD I. MABJ-S.
Referee ia Bankruptcy;
M21,;
WANTED
Haker-KeH7 & Co, Sa..
lem, Oregon, now con
Iraetirig 1935 FUbertsv
i CASH BASIS.