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fication. HELP WANTED
Party for service for us
S. Conn St
of apt 109
yi ri"ii"i""rrT 1 -
Weeding starts Frt, May 31. H.F.
Kxp. -gtrL cook and housekeeper, man
and wife, no children. Good salary,
at-ady position. Reference required.
1155 N. Summer, Tel. 7852.
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HELP WANTED MALE
Collector, age 35 to 35, to handle
monthly payment accounts for large
national organisation in Salem and vi
cinity. Need light car and local ref
erence See Mr. Hlnkle, 149 So.
High St.
SALESMEN WANTED
3 anljtam n. mtut bave car. to rep
resent us tn selling El Key elate sur
faced roofing and shingles. District
manager will be here Tuesday. June
4 th at 10 a. m. to Interview salesmen.
To those who qualify, an attractive
proposition will bei offered. Bandeil
Roof Co.. 346 Statol Salem. Ore.
SITUATIONS WANTED
nr,makiM m corrv -etcti
I2.2S Say In your bon phone 1A4-
PaJntl&g and kalsozninhig. TeL 4193.
LaSy wishes cookinc fruit canning.
Box 471, care Statesman.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Safe for sola, fireproof. Zii Cheme
keta, Belcrest sections cheap, 1035 .Madison.
ROOFING Mall order prices. Let
tjs save you money.
SALEM PAINT a ROOFING CO.
474 Ferry Street Phone 443.
Big reduction large Trlgldatre
electric rang and electric washer.
P. O. Sox 453.
Orange Persian kittens. TeL 8327
Furniture repairing, upholstering,
guaranteed, price right McDowell, 6SS
Center. TeL 9453.
Poultry Live
Front St
or dressed, 528 N.
Crooked Finger Hill grown, non-irrigated
Burbanlc seed and table potatoes.
V. S. No. 1 Netted Gem seed potatoes.
Puritan-Cider Works, West Salem.
Good piano, 285 Portland Road,
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED Holt pickup unit for HoH
combine No. 34. State price first letter,
O. A. VOLLSTEDT, R. 4, Albany,
Oregen
WANTED Best car 100 cash will
buy. 1965 S. CHiurch.
WANTED Contract to cut grass or
srain for hay on shares, will cut,
cure, bale, and put in barn on fifty
fifty iMsls. . Write to H C Bailer,
Slierldan. Ore.. Rt 1.
MISCELLANEOUS
Free Ws pick op dead and worth
less horses, cowa sneea. ie t.
Ln. i. j-irTjnj-urLnAJUT-ri-"Ln.n.i
Saw renalrinx. Salem Saw Shop.
Four Corners Pea Road. Tel. 4280.
Haircuts Hc-JOcl 803
S. Wloter.
Shrob. sprayed. Groth, 845 Marlon.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Wii-ifi nnn n n n n nriiririi--iri'i-7"
Heated sleeping rooms, 444 S. HI,ix
eaaaa''Wwwwaemsjwl
Living-sleeping room, 350 S. Cottage.
Sleeping room. Men. 725 Court
Sleeping room, close in, well ven
Mated, Also garage. 909. Chemeketa.
We have several rooms single or to
suite for permanent guests at attract
ive weekly rates, iiotei jsaiem, io .
i are, manager.
VIre. elean. sleeping rm.. - bot and
cold water within. 255 Center.
Sleeping rooms, 71$ Center.
Frn. hsekptr. rma, 1060 S. Com'L
ROOM AND BOARD
Room, board. S9S Court TeL 687s.
Brd rm., 8 Chemeketa. Tel. $394,
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Small turn, apt, clean and comfort
Aduita an lv. 445 Ferry. Reas. rate a
Reasonable, modern, close In. S and
nicely furnished apt. Tel. 1490,
t R. turn, kitch. 36 a
Cottage.
Modern, newly-decorated apartment
in attractive noma: Z aauits.
Capitol Street
SmaU turn, apt, B9 Union.
Attrac. 4-rm. apt, 219 N. 14th St
Fine furnished apt, h. w. beat.
gardens, gars re. TeL 8877.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Furn. nnfurn. Forkner. TeL 3031.
Houses. Grant ill Court TeL $534.
a MMgM MMMMlil -WW
7 rm. furn. house. $25. Fbona 4721.
Mrxl furn, 7-room. Tel. T200.
FOR RENT
Hospital beds and wheelctaira
to
FOR RENT
Office rooms for rent Ml Stats St.
TeL 17 13.
WANTED TO RENT
Want 3 R. hoose. 5S3 9. 16th.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
Fine modern home. 7 rooms; ?
blocks from statehouse. Bargain. Ph.
7M3.
Owner leaving city. For sale, mod
ern rm. home In South Salem, priced
to sell, woalU trade for like property
u Portland. Write Box 9S, Statesman.
FOR BALE
BEATJTTFUL, StJBUKBAN HOME
House entirely modern, nicely loca
ted, 7 acres, variety of fruit, berries.
Priced low at $4750 or will accept
small home in Salem as part.
Call MRS. ELLIS for appointment .
CHILD3 A MILLER. Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708.
Beautiful building lot on Falrmount
Hill, wner leaving city, for sale, price
reasonable. Will take late model car
on deal. Dial owner, 8147.
BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS
Lot 42x100 feet located on Washing
ton St near Commercial St $500 cash.
Lot 60x85 feet located on Lefelle St
near Commercial St. $650 cash.
Lot 40x60 feet located on Shade St.
near N. Capitol St t cash.
Lot in West Salem 60x100 feet, good
location, $125 cash.
SEE, W. H. QRABENHORST A CO.
134 S. Liberty Street
FOR SALE OR RENT
Very attractive modern six room
home with nice large grounds located
on the creek, plenty of shade trees,
flowers and shrubs. Price $7500, terms.
Or will rent for $i0 per month. IM
MEDIATE POSSESION.
Large 8 room modern home with
extra large lot, double garage, oak
floors, automatic hot water heat, fire
place, well located near new state of
fice bid. Price $6500. terms, or will
rent for $50. per month, immediate
possession.
SEE, W. 1L GRABENHORST A CO.,
REALTORS
1S4 S. Liberty Street Phone 6468.
Beau. mod. sub. home, turn., second
house, Texaco Refin. TeL eve. 3340.
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS
$2100. This modern up to date late built
4 room nome witn t oeorooms,
oak floors in 2 rooms, fireplace,
built In kitchen, basement fur
nace, earaee, good, location
northeast, $259. down, bal. $31
per mo. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. Newly decorated.
SEE, W. H. GKABKXHORST It CO.,
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St Phone M6S.
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LOOK AT THIS
4 $3560. All cash wfll "buy this modern
6 room home wrtn tuu cssneni
basement, furnace, large corner
lot, in business sons, room to
build another house. Ideal lo
cation tor small store, located
north on Broadway St, both
St a. pa-red.
W. H. URABENHORST CO.
134 South Liberty Street
FOR SALE 3 rm. plast bath, good
lot, 3S5&.00 cash. 3 rm. plast, bath.
trays, parage, tor. lot, saujv ; jiauru
iWmm : terms. 5 . rm. slast batn. 3 lots,
paved st. $1750.00; $150.00 down, baL
$17.s per mo.
SEE r iiAiN fc. lj.MlC.t l5..') liUAi
1910 McCoy Street Tel. sot.
EXCHANGE Real Estate
9 room, 2 apt house In Astoria, close j
t hiisineKs center, want Salem borne.
Add., Agent 421 Grand, Aaierla, Ore.
EXCHANGE
Xeat room bungalow. South Salem.
Price $4500. Will trade xor larger
home and pay difference.
CHILDS 4 MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6iU8.
4 A- mod. house, irrigation, fruit
berries, walnuts. Clear. 61Z w. Jor
dan, Grants IUss, lor Salem sroperty.
FOR SALE FARMS
tt A REAL FARM HOME
65 acres, all cultivated except a few
acres f pasture, a good 6 room nouse
with electricity, garage, barn, and an
exceptionally good orchard. A bargain
nt 14500.00- S1000.00 wUl handle, and
will accept a good llgnt car as pan
payment
WlJ-LAJSt-l t E. l-liUJ uail k. -
423 Court -Street, Salem
TV vou want a suburban home? Es-
llv good burs: 8 A., modern In
m-pt-v rescect 5 A. cherries, 2 miles
nf Salem
2 A., new nouse, bam, cnicnen nouse.
miles of Balem; $150. City prop
erty considered on either.
510 Oretron Bldg. Tel. 890!
LOOK LOOK
Tou will have to act quick If you
rant this 64-acre rarm snap ai
-Knnf half under cultlva-
ytri ----- -
tlon. balance brush land easily cleared,
fine creeK, running water ir '
rich loam black soil, all fenced, fair
buildings, about 5 miles Salem. Shown
Immediate possession.
See BKCMJtilj, UAiutr - "' V
ACREAGE
smnlt BrtTnee tract nouse, irun
close to Salem bar-gain.
DIAL 4M9
Basiness Opportunities
r.nnA wrocerv store, st ocK ana iix-
tures. PRICEJJ 1U f-i-
I Its K. fanitot TeL 3031.
Store with business. 17$ S. Com'L
M&naarer for Salem. No selling. In
come $259 month up. Experience not
absolutely necessary. Small invest
ment required. (Secured. Apply In per
son only. Mr. Cox, Boom 322, Sena
tor Hotel.
MONEY TO LOAN
u jij--jijini-r-i-i-- - -- --
Automobile and
Chattel Loans
l ts 30 months ts repay at lowest pos-
afbla rates. , .
qptKHAL IW Vlllu-
a IkmI enrnaration
t- N.tn Bank Bids. Phone ISIS
Licensed by State
AUTO LOANS
Massa a IflNlNCED
r.TJ rVwrms lnvw-Oiats
WILL A-IETTE LOAN CO. -"
hi rln.lan Rld iem
juij-li i.ni-11 i . .iiirwwWM
5 Farm Loans 5
Plenty 1 mousy tor rnvsd
farms If amply ".fPI. S
A i,h haaa money, ass sot,
b-et "Willamette VaUey Farms.'
Hawkins and RobertA Inc.
ll1mm -ml 1 1 i 1 - -- -- '
"a COMPLETE SERVICE ON
V"Vet a atrl tTfl tA
Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Member of NBA.
... "L wtoK WiS nd floor t Bpeciucawons, utaisuo,
B??L JtWjMs BWdft. Wj.. obtsined at the office of Clar-
ucs frrB- 7 V
tad. Naa'i -
Interesting Facts
During the past four years,
Reno, Nev., has dished otit over
13,500 divorces which netted that
mecca over $7,000,000.
O
There are some 4,000,000 twins
In the United States.
O
There are over 420 known car
nivorous plants, but none of them
actually consume human flesh.
O
A big New York life Insurance
company which has acquired
thousands of farms in this coun
try as the result of mortgage
foreclosures, has actually receiv
ed the most relief money from
the AAA.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONET for good first mortgage real
estate loans, any amount Farm, city
r acreage properties. Low interest
rates. No payment requirements.
GUILDS tt MILLER, Mtge. Loans
344 State Street . Phone 6708.
LIVESTOCK and POULTRY
BABY chicks, baby pullets, baby
cockerels. Custom hatching, custom
sexlng. Ph. 133F3. Lee's Hatchery.
Live poultry wanted. 338 N. Front
FOR SALE WOOD
GUARANTEED DRT wood COS L
TeL 6000, Salem Fuel Co. Trad
Cottage.
Dry wood. It In.. $4.00. Dial 4084.
Fir. oak. maple Tel. I37F3.
Old fir wood.
$5.75. TeL 7475.
1$ In. $5.00. 13 in.
Dry 1 In. old fir No. U 15 cd. TeL
6936. 18&7 N. Front
16 in. old fir. $5. TeL 9785.
It In. or 4 ft big fir. Dial 9141.
Old growth fir, 1C In., $4.50 cord:
4 rt old growth wood, 34 cord. Guar
anteed No. 1 wood. Phone 7836.
Dry wood, all kinds. TeL 8088.
WOOD SAWING
Wood aawtnar reasonable. Call 8390.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Friday, Chemeketa street be
tween Summer & Capitol Sts. Brown
overnight bag. Finder please notify
Box 472, Statesman.
LOST Brownish tan Angora moth'
er est Tel. 4377. Reward.
FOR SALE USED CARS
Valley Motor Co..
Used Cars
Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!
33 V-8 Regular Coach. Motor,
brakes, tires, paint upholstering.
transmission, all in fine condi
tlon. This car has been reduced
from $545 to $475 for short time
only.
23 V-8 DeLuxe Coupe. A very low
mileage car, and we guarantee It
to be in first class condition thru
out Almost new tires, paint like
new. Was priced $540. Now only
$485.
82 V-8 Standard Coupe. Motor re
conditioned, newly painted, 4 new
tires, was priced $435. How only
$395.
1929 Studebaker Dictator Sedan,
THIS ONE SOLD
1929 Buick 6, 5 -pass. Sedan. Motor Is
very good, tires are goed, gooa
battery, good paint. Has trunk.
Was priced $275 ; now $250.
1932 Chevrolet Standard Coach. Here
Is a real buy. Motor very quiet
dandy tires, new covering on up
holstering. Was priced $425, now
$390.
1929 Hunmobile Sedan $275.
1933 V-8 long wheel base truck. Has
factory reconditioned motor, 32x4
10-ply tires on rear. Cab and
fenders all good. Was priced
$575 : now $525.
19S2 Durant 8edan, 619 model $550.
See these and others at
Marion and Liberty
and 375 Center St.
Open Evenings and Sundays
TeL 7910 3158
McKay's Used Cars
1924 Buick Roadster
1927 Pontiac Sedan
1928 Chevrolet Sedan
1928 Packard Sedan
1928 I -a Salle Coupe
$275.00
1929 Nash Sedan
,$295-00
1931 Graham Sedan
$365-00
1933 Chevrolet Standard Coach -
$46500
1933 Chevrolet Master Coach
$495-00
1934 Chevrolet Master Coups
$595-00
Trucks
5S TO $42$
TERMS TRADE9
Open Evenings and Sundays
McKay Chevrolet Co.
33S Center TeL 31S9 430 N. Com'L
Used Cars Wanted
WE NEED CARS - j
Tot Our New Market
On Marion and High Street
Wa bur for cash or sell on consign
ment. See us if you want the top dol
lar for your ear. .
BORREOO S CAR .Aus.r
340 No, Liberty A Corner of r
Marlon A High Streets
BIDS INVITED
Frnltland District No. US is ot-
ferrnr for bid. a contract lor
hnlldlnr a two-room school.
Specifications, designs, etc., w
ecce Smith. Oregon building, Sa-
Vlem. M.3W.l
Business
Directory
Cards tn this directory ran
on a monthly basis only. Rate:
$l.GO per line per month.
AUTO BRAKES
Mike Pane. 37fi South Ownimeii'tal.
BROOMS
Factory, 438 N. Church. Tel. 6460.
CEMENT WORK
All kinds cement work. Tel. 8868.
CORSETS
Registered
6156.
Spencer corsetlera. Phone
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Telephone 44S0 R R. Nort rmess
CHIRAPRACTORS
DR. O. L. 8COTT. PSC Chiropractor.
256 N High Tel Res. 8752.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
BOSLER Electric. 246 Stats St Wlr-
r mi lor a. -rtpllanre. re tfe "tt
FLORISTS
Breithaupt'a, 447 Court
ALL kinds of floral work, t-utx. Flor
ist 1376 N. Liberty. TeL 9583.
Floral designs, cut flowers. Mrs Ben-
nett, 639 Cnurt Tel. 3ft44 or $173 p. m.
KEYS
We make keys. Harry W. Scott
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LA UNDRT
THE WEIDTCR LAUNDRY
163 a High TeL 913-
CAPITAL CITT LaCNDRT
Klrat tn Quality and Service
ToWrtnne SISS H4 Bm-flee-
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened, repaired and traded. Ph
4516. Harry W Scott H7 a Cem'l
MATTRESSES
CAPITOL BEDDING CO Phone 4069
BALEM FLOTT-RUO and laattma
Putorr. alEW MATTRESS mad- l
order, old remade; carpet cleaning, sis
tag; fluff rug waavhvg. a 13th Wil
bur. TeL I44L OTTO F. ZWICKKa
Kst ttr
MUSIC STORES
UBO. C WILL Pianos, radioe, sewing
asachlnea, sheet musie and piano stud
tea Repairing radios, phonographs and
sewing machines, 433 State Street
Salem.
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
Salem photo engraving,
me-M-l. Tel 5887.
HT N. Com-
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pamph
lets, programs, books or any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Printing
Department 315 S. CommerclaL Tels
phone 9101.
STOVES
l repair stoves, ranges, circulators.
Sell new and rebuilt stoves, ranges and
circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken
wire. Salem Fence and Stove Works.
263 Chemeketa. TeL 4774. R. B.
K"lpmJ-na.
TRANSFER
m inol or distant transfer storage.
call S1SL Larmer Transfer Cs. Trucks
to Portland dally.
CAPITAL eiTT Transfer Co. 226
State St TeL 7773. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty. Get
itir mtes ..
TRUCKING
Truck work, all kinds. Tel. 3354.
WATER COMPANY
OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Ser
vice company offices corner Commer
cial and Trade streets. Bills payable
monthly. Phon 4161.
WELL DRILLING
R. A. West. R. 6 TeL 110F6.
Sneed, 1078 Highland. Tel. 4487.
Graduation Program
Staged for Eighth
Grade at Woodburn
WOODBURN, May 30. Com
mencement exercises for the pu
pils of St. Benedict's school were
held at St. Luke's hall Sunday at
2 p. m. An interesting program or
musical numbers, playlets, drills
and songs were given by pupils
of the school.
These students from the eighth
grade received their diplomas:
Rose AdIIh. Helen Bronic, tieien
Chevatal, Mary Chevatal, Mildred
Faulhaber, Emma Halter, Kather
ine Herfurth, Louis Adamskl, Ber
nard Alcher, Raymond Baume,
Walter Blzon, Kenneth Chouquet-
te, Cornelius Donnelly, Cyril Dou-
bra-va, Robert Heeker, Edwin
Koch, Jerome Kruplcka, Patrick
McCormlck, Robert Miller, James
Nathman. An address and the
presentation-of the diplomas were
mad eby Rev. Father J. E. Rubis.
" EAGLES TO PICNIC
SILVERTON. May 10. The
Fraternal Order of Eagles has ar
ranged a picnie at Sliver Falls
park for Sunday, Jane 2. The
group will meet at the Eagles
hall at 10 o'clock- Sunday morn
ing. The committee to arrange
for the picnic consists of Clifford
Kelley. Clay Porter, Frank Joerg,
Curtis Lovett, R. Fish and R. J.
Baldwin.
2 PLACES CUK
IfflS FIST WEEK
SCOTTS milS, May 30. Mr.
and Mrs. William Trayner have
bought the Irwin Lamb place
owned by Andrew Shepherd, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Quald have
bought the J. E. Jones place.
The Butte Creek extension club
met with Mrs. Russell Moberly'
for an all day meeting Thursday.
Miss Thelma Gaylord, honor dem
onstration agent of Oregon City,
demonstrated the new and cor
rect way of serving afternoon
luncheons. Members present were
Ida Parks, May Parks, Elma Stew
art, Glenora Nelson, Ella Lip-
pert, Marjory Wilson, Maud Doo
little. Margaret Chun and Reva
Moberg. Guests present were Mrs.
Kynlston, Mrs. Melisa McGregory
and Mrs. Edith Parks of Molalla.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Woodward
of tho Butte Light and Power
company and daughter, Mrs. Har
riet Smlthrude, left Thursday by
auto for North Dakota on a com
bined business and pleasure trip.
Etterberg Growers
in Pool WiU Pay
Pickers V2 Cents
NORTH HOWELL, May 30. A
meeting of Etterburg strawberry
growers, called for last night at
the North Howell Bchool house to
determine the price to be paid for
picking berries, resulted in a de
cision to pay 1 cents a pound
when the season opens, whicn
mav be in two or three weeks.
Rain is badly needed to Insure
a good grade of fruit and unless
a rood rain is forthcoming the
crop will be rery disappointing.
Fall grain, and clover, and hay
crops look fine but all kinds of
spring plantings need more moist
ure.
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of Mortgage fore
closure execution Issued b7 the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore-
eon for the County of Marion In
Suit No. 24910, Tho Federal Land
Bank of BDOkane. a corporation,
plaintiff, vs. Frans J. Schneider
and Mary M. Schneider, husband
and wife; Aumsville rState Bank,
a corporation; Theodor Mlnden,
D. F. Eastburn. and Wayne Ran
anm am inlnt trustees for the
benefit of Depositors of the Aums
ville State Bank; and Horticul
tural National Farm Loan Asso
ciation, a corporation, defendants
therein -pending and to me direct
ed, I shall, on Saturday, the 1st
dav of June. 1935, at ten o'clock
in tho forenoon thereof, at the
front door of the Marion County
Courthouse. Salem. Oregon, sell
at oublic auction for cash, all
right, title and Interest had and
possessed bv said defendants, on
or since the date of execution of
plaintiff's Mortgage, in and to
the following described property
Blocks 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 14, 15,
17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,
of Waldo Hills Fruit Farms No.
4, and all of Blocks 4. 5, and
9 of Shaw's First Addition to
Shaw, excepting that part there
of conveyed to Geo. E. Schoff
by deed recorded in Vol. 155 of
Deeds at page 444, and except
ine that paTt of Block 9 of
Shaw's First Addition to Shaw
and of Block 2 6 of Waldo Hills
Fruit Farms No. 4, conveyed to
Roman Catholic Arch-Diocese
nf flree-on Citv exceot that Dart
released which partial release
la recorded in Book 161 of
Mortgage, Page 631, all situ
ated in Marion County, State
of Oregon.
A. C. BURK,
Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon.
EDWARD K. PIASECKI,
One of Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Date of first publication: May
3, 1935.
Date of last publication: May
31, 1935. M.3-10-17-24-31
Radio
Program
Friday, May 31
KOW POETLAJfD 820 Ex.
7:00 V. S. Marine, BaDd, NBC.
8:00 Anything Goes.
8:15 Merry Hoes, NBC.
8:30 Words and Music, NBC.
9:00 Fields snd Hall, NBC.
9:30 Keyboard Capers.
12:15 Me and My Shadow.
12 :50 Piano.
2:00 Woman's Magazine of the Air,
NBC.
3:30 Organ, NBC.
8:35 Arlene Jackson, XBC.
8:46 Art ia America, NBC.
4:30 Abe Bercoriti, Violinist.
4:45 Congress Hotel Orchestra, NBC.
5:30 Armoor Hoar, NBC.
6:50 Ricardo and His Vielin, NBC.
8:00 First Nighter, NBC
7:00 Amos 'n' Andy. NBC.
8:43 Oriental Gardens' Orchestra. NBC
10:15 Jantxen Beach Orrchettra.
10:55 Press Radio News, NBC.
11:00 Don De Forest Orchestra.
11 :80-12 Bart Woodyard's Orchestra.
KOIK PORTLAND 910 Ke.
8:45 Country Church of Hollywood,
DLBS.
10:15 Songs for Toa.
11:13 This and That with Art Kirkham.
12:30 Army Band, CBS.
1 : 00 Book of Life.
1 :30 Univaraity of tbe Air, CBS.
1:45 Mickey of the Circus, CBS.
2:45 Melodious Melodies.
8:00 Feminine Fancies, DLBS.
6:13 Leon F. Drews, Organ.
7:15 Enoch Light, CBS.
8:15 Fishing Bulletin.
:30 Fights.
10:30 OrriUe Kaapp's Orehestrs, DLBS.
11:15 Dick Jsrgen's Orchestra, DLBS.
11:30 Jantiea Beach Orchestra.
XOAO COaVAlXIS 550 c.
9:00 Hoots leonomiea Observer.
11:15 Science Stories.
13:00 Nooa Farm Hoar.
1:18 KOAC School f the Air.
2-1S O ro Cities! Thea sad Xewv
8 :00 Hoasenukers Half Honr 'Cre
ating Beaaty Tsroegb rersonsi
Itv" Cecils MaAlister.
8:00 Composers ia Csasee "Ksarice
Bevel'
6:00 Versa Pattison, Sopraa.
-SO .Tvaninr Farm Honr.
8:45 Seme Problems ia Retailing K.
H Camlah. Professor of Basiness
Administration, University of Ore-
gon.
8:55 9 FUblnf Conditioai is Oregon,
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk, co-op basic pool price
$1.68 per hundred.
(MUk bated on ssal montaly
kntterfat averxa)
Distributor price $2.10.
A grade butterfat Deliv
ered, 26c; route, 25e.
A grade prints, 27 He; B
grade, 26 He
Prfres paid to growers by Salem buyers.
( ids prices below, supplied by s local
groeec. ate indicative af the daily nsrket
bnt are sot guarmnUed by Th States
man.) rBuTTS
(Bay iac Priee)
Pineapple, Cuban, crate 5.00 and 6.00
Grapefruit Vlorida 8.50 te 4.UO
Arizona 1.50 to 2.00
Oranges, Navel, fancy 8.75 te 4.50
Choice 2.35 to 8.00
Valencia 2.75 to 8.50
Bananas, lb-, on stalk .06
Hands .06 H
Lemons, fancy 4.00 to 4.75
Choice , , , 2.55 to 3J25
Limes, fresh 1.00
Apples, bushel
1.25 to 2.35
Strawberries, locals, 24a
1.00 to 1.50
VEvtriT A HTiFiS
(Buying Prices)
Gooseberries, lb.
.04
.15
.10
.06
3.25 4
2.75
Ureen onions, local, dozen
Union sets, no. 1. lb.
So. 2, lb.
Local onions, 50 lbs.. No. 1
No. 2, 50 lbs
Asparagus, local, dox. ,, ,
1.10
.07
.01 U
2.50 to 8.00
1.50
.04 to .08
. .25 to .50
, 8.75
130
Washington, lb.
Rhubarb, lecal, lb.
Artichokes, bos
Cauliflower, Calif., lug
Cabbage, Calit, lb.
Carrots, Calif- dozen
Celery, Calif, Vt crate
Hearts, dozen
Cucumbers, hothouse, box 2.00 to 8.25
Beets, Lalif., dozen .85
Beans, Calif, lb. .13
Endives, cozen .60
Green peppers, lb, , .20
Lettuce, Callt 2 25 to 4.00
Dry pack 1.75 to 2.25
Potstoes -
Local. No. 1. cV
1.75
1.00
1.00
.85
2-35
LeeaL No. 2, cwt.
Takims, No. 1, 50 rot,
Faltimt, Ko. 3, 60 lbs.
Sweet
Sew spuds. Calif.
1.7S to 2.25
Peas, Calif, lb.
.03 to
.05
Spinach, local, orange erst.
1.00
1.25
1.25
1.83
3.50
.65
.15
JO
45
Lettuce erst a
Squash. Calif- crate
, Tomatoes-
Hot boos., 10 lbs.
Mexican, log ,.,
Turnips, dosen
Radishes, local, dozes
Wsinnts. lb.
.18 to
.13 to
Filberts, lb.
BOfft
Baying Price)
Clusters, 1034 lb, top ,
ruBglas. 1934, top lb.
-5
STVWS
(Boxing Price)
Extras
Standards
.23
.22
.21
Mediums
AuoufO MonalB
(Buying Pries)
Mohair ..
Mediani wool .
.20
.24
.23
Coarse and fiae wool ,
POUI.TBT
Baytsg Priee)
Heavy heat, 4V4 or ever
47
45
43
41
48
.05
A.
.18
44
Colored' medroms, lb. ,
Medina Legaoraa, IB. ,. , .
Light, lb.
Fryers, lb. - ,.
Stags, lb, ,.,
Roosts a. lb.
Colored frys, lb. ,,
White Leghorn frys, lb. .is te
attar
(eying Priori
Spring lambs, lb. .05 to
Ewes, lb .01 to
.05 H
.02
.04
Yearling lambs .03 to
Uogs. 140-170 lbs.
7.25 to 8.25
0.25 to 7.25
. 9 5
8.50 to 9.00
7 25
rc7o6to 7.50
3.00 to 5.00
4.75 to 5.25
. 5.00 to 6.00
. 6.00 to 6.50
.15
40
120 130 Ibi.
170-210 lbs., top
10-250 lbs, top
Sows .
Steers
Cows ,
Bulls .
Heifers
Vast top
Dressed bogs
Dressed veal.
lb.
OKAIM AND HAT
(Burins Fries)
Wheat, western red
White, No. 1
Barley, feed. No. 1. toa
Halting, ton
.72
..26.00
St.OO
,25.00
,20.00
0.00
9.00
,12.00
Oats, milling, toa ,
Feed, ton
May. buying pries
Clover bay
Oata and vetch, tea
Alfalfa, valley
Clover Seed
Bed, lb.
Alsika. lb.
.1$
.17
TSOTliTE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN
that the undersigned has been, by
tha rnnntv Court of Marlon
rnnntv Oreron annointed admin-
Istrator of the estate of HYMN
rtftxrocK. deceased, and hag
qualified as such. All persons
having claims against said estate
herebv are required to present
same, witn proper vouci 1, i
the undersigned at zi4 unueu
States National Bank Building.
Salem. Oreeon, within six 16)
months from the date hereof.
3 May, 1935.
MIKE STEINBOCK,
Administrator.
CARSON & CARSON,
Salem, Oregon,
Attorneys for Administrator.
M.3-10-17-24-31.
NOTICE OP AProINTMEXT OF
ADMINISTRATOR
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap-
nnintorl bv thfl County Court Of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
tv of Marion as Administrator
pstate of Marraret Moisan. De
ceased, and that he has duly qual
ified as snch administrator: all
persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are nereoy
notified to present the same, duly
verified "to me. at the office of
Keyes Page, my atorneys, at
306 U. S. Natl. Bank mag., sa
lem. Oregon, within six months
from thn date of this notice,
Dated at Salem, this SlsVday
of Mar. 1935.
auiuk Aiuiax,
Administrator of the Es
tate of MARGARET MOI
SAN, deceased.
KEYES ft PAGE
Attorneys for Administrator,
306 U. S. Natl Bank Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon.
M.31-J.7-14-21-28.
Marshall
Strawberries
5Cn.
Wanted
Abo contracting
Cherries and Prnnes
Oregon Fruit
Products Co.
Max Gehlhar, Mgr.
West Salem
MILL AT LYONS ON
FULL W
LYONS, May SO. J. H, John
ston received tho contract for
furnishing the wood for the Fox
Valley school.
The Townsend club met Satur
day evening. A play given by lo
cal talent for tho benefit of the
club was very good and added
about XI 2 to the treasury. Sev
eral club members of Mill City
visited.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jung
wlrth and small daughter of Inde
pendence were weekend visitors
with the John Jungwirth family.
While the men were helping put
up some electric light poles, Sat
urday afternoon, Raymond Jung
wirth got quitoa gash cut on his
face by one of tbe pevees drop-:
ping on him. The power line is
being extended from the main line
on th highway, to the Bodeker
and Clipfell farms about a mile
east of Lyons and across the
railroad south of the highway.
Tho Etzel and Van Handle saw
mill is running full capacity. The
logs are being trucked from the
Thurston Thomas place east of
Jordan. Quite a crew of men
have employment at the mill.
Mt. Angel to
Stage July 4
Celebration
MT. ANGEL, May 30. Mt. An
gel is preparing to entertain sev
eral thousand people on the
Fourth of July, for a regular cele
bration with all the trimmings is
being prepared. The Business
Men's club is backing the affair
and Dr. A. F. E. Schierbaum is in
charge of the program.
This will be Mt. Angel's first
Fourth of July celebration in a
good many years, and as none of
the nearby towns are celebrating
the day, should be a big success.
Woodburn has been so kind as to
postpone tneir proposed celebra
tion in order to give Mt. Angel
better chance. A baseball game
between Woodburn and Mt. Angel
will be one of the important fea
tures of the day. There will also
be a variety of other sports, in
eluding a tug o' war between the
Mt. Angl and Monitor heavy
weights. A real rodeo will be part
of the afternoon program.
The parade will start at 10
m. sharp. Tne osnd ooys m
their new uniforms will hare a
conspicuous part In the parade.
The Legion ball team and fire
men will also appear in uniform.
Several hundred school children
are being drilled to sing the na
tional anthem. The business men
will have floats in the parade and
there will also be private floats.
Prizes will be awarded.
Public Utility Commissioner
McCulloch will speak.
A queen and her maids of honor
will be chosen by ballot. A dance
floor will be erected and a How-
ery dance given Wednesday.
Thursday and Fridays evenings,
June 3, 4 and 5.
California Family
Comes to Oregon
To Take up Home
NORTH HOWELL, May 30.
Casper and Nick Matye of Van
Nuys, Calif., are here Tisitlng at
the Louis Matye home, while de
ciding upon a permanent location
In this district.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schmidt
are moving this week from their
home in Hubbard to the Canton
scnmiai iarm nere
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Pfau are
the parents of a baby boy, born
last monaay at tne nome near me
school house. This is their second
i son.
PICNIC GROUP NAMED
SILVERTON, May 30. Mrs.
G. B. Bent son has been made
chairman of the North and South
Dakota picnic which is to be held
here in August. Assisting Mrs.
Bentson will be Wilbur Moffett,
In charge of the refreshments are
Mr. and Mrs. E. Morrison and Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Thorkildson.
Phone your want ads to the
Statesman. All Its readers are in-
terested in the
Classified Col-
umns. call 91 ox.
SHIFTS
Won fori I Live Poultry
CASH PAID ON DELIVERY
We Also Buy Dressed Turkeys .
Marion Creamery & Poultry Co.
515 S. Commercial St
CHERRY GROWERS ATTENTION
nis
cash
Now Contracting: For Our ltiiremets
TEmiNAL ICE & COLD STORAGE CO.
Salem
GefteralMarkets
FBODUCB EXCHAKGS
PORTLAND. Ore, Mar 29. fAPV
Product exehaage. Bet prices:
Hotter: Extras. 25tte: standards. 26c:
prime firsts, 2 He; firsts, 24e.
.ggs: u. a. specials, zee; L. g. extras,
25; V. 8. medium extras, 13.
Batterfat: 27e.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore- Mar 2t. (API
Wh.at Open High Low Close
Msy 744 74 V 74 74
Jnty .74W 74 73 ti
September 73 74 72 73
Cash: Bis Bend blueateia. 85c: dark
hard winter, IS per cent Bttc: do. It
per cent 77c; sett white, western white.
e; nsra winter, 71 He; sort-era spring.
t ts c w e.tc n rea, , i c.
fsta Jo. 2 white, f2.
Corn No. 2JE yellow. S39.S0.
Jiillron Standard, $23.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Mar 211 t AV
Cattle: Beceipts. 125; calves, 25; slow,
weas.
Steers, good, common and moiiiu
$5.00-9.75; heifers, good, common and
medium. S5.00-5.7o: cows. rood, common
snd medium. $4.50-6.50; low cutter and
cotter, 2. 50-4.23; bulls, good, S5.75-
6.00; cutter, common and medium, $4.00
5.75; vealers, good and choice. $6.50-
7.00; cull, common and medium, $2.50
6.50; ealres, good and choice, $6.00
7.00; common and medium. $2.50 6. 00.
Hogs: Receipts, 800; tops 15c lower.
Lightweight, eood and choice. Si 23-
9.50; medium wrielit. eood and choice.
$9.00-9.50; heavyweight, good and choice.
$8-25-f2i; packing sows, medium and
good, $6.75-7.75; feeder and stocker pigs,
good and choice, fo25-8.7o.
hneep: Receipts 1200; active, steady.
Spring lambs, eood and medium: S4.50-
6.75; lamhs, good and choice. $4.75-5.00;
common and medium, $3.50-4.75; reariing
wethers. $$2.75-3.75: ewes, rood and
choice. $1.50-2.00; cull, common and
medium, 73c $1.73.
Portland Produce
PORTLAXD, Ore, May 29. (AP)
Butter Prints, A grade, 28e lb. in parch
ment wrappers, 2c lb. in cirteoi; B
grade, psrehment wrappers, 28e lb.; car
tons, 29c lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A rrade,
deliveries at least twice weekly, 27-iISc
lb.; country routes, 26-28e lb.; B grade,
deliveries ieis than twice weekly, 26-27e
lb. ; C grade at market.
B grade cream for bottling Buying
price, butterfat baais, 55c lb.
Eggs Sales to retailers: Specials,
28c; extra a. 27c; fresb extras, brown,
27c; aMndwrda. 2Sc; fresh mediums, ITSc;
medium firsts, 21c dosen.
ggs Buying prices of wholesalers:
Fresh specials, 24c; extrts, 24c; standard,
23c; extra mediums, 22e; medium firsts,
19e: nnder-gr de. 10c dazen.
Cheese 82 score. Oregon tripleta, 14e;
loaf, 15c. Brokers will psy He below
quotations.
Milk Contract price A, Pert'snd de
livery, $2.20 rw t.; B grade cream, 27 a
lb. ; surplus basis.
Country meatu Selling priee to retail
ers: Coontry killed hegs, best butchers,
snder 150 lbs.. LVlSe lb.: aleTS, No.
1. 11-11 He lb.; heavy. 8-9e lb.; cetter
raws, 8-10c lb.: can tiers. 5 -6 c lb.; bulls,
9-(Hse lb.; yearling iambs. 10c lb.; apriag.
12-13 lee lb.; mediums, 11-11 He H.;
ewes, -5e lb.
Mehair 1835 buying price, 20c lb.
Caacara bark Baying price, 1035 peel,
2H lb.
Hops 1934 fugglei, ( ) lb.;
clusters. 10-llHe lb.
Live poultry Portland delivery, buyiag
Brio: Colored hens, over 6H lbs, 17
lBe lb.; under 5H lbs, 1718c; under
3H lbs, 14 15c lb.; springs, 4 lbs. and
op. 20 21c; under 4 lbs., IS-19c lb.;
white broilers. 13-14e lb.; roosters. 6c lb.
Pekin ducks, young 16-17e lb.
Onions Oregon. No. 1. $4 ewt.
New onions Cslif. reds. S2.25 per 50
Ib. bag; California wax. $2.50 crate.
Potstoes Oregon Burbsnks. $1.60-1.65
cental: Deaehntes Gems. S1.S5-1.70; Ida
ho Gems. $1.65.
New potstoes Cslifornis Garnets.
$1.90-1.95 per 50-lb. bat; whites. $2.00
per rentsl.
Cantaloupes Imperial Jumbo $5 srste;
standards. $4.50 crate; f!ats.Al.73 cra-te;N
ponr. $3.50 crate. "s
Wool 1935 clip, nominal :WinametW
valley medium. 25c; coarse and braid,
23; eastern Oregon, 19 -21c; southern
Idsho, 25-26e lb.
Hav Buving price from producers: Al
falfa. No. 1, new price, $1616.50: astern
Oreeon timothy. $17: oats. $7-10 ton;
Willamette valley timothy, $14; clover
$7-10 ton, Portland.
Serious Fire Averted
at Woodburn Cannery
WOODBURN, May 30. A fire
which might have caused consid
erable damage started In the re
pair shop at the Ray-Mallng can
nery about midnight Monday but
due to the discovery of the flame
by the night watchman and the
prompt action on his part the
flames were extinguished before
serious damage was done.
Berry Growers
ATTENTION
Berry Crates.- Filled Crates
Hallocks - Carriers - at
Salem Box Co.
INC.
450 Wallace Road - TeL 7123
Eggs and
Salem
Phone 6883
for
Royal Aand
5Egei?Coo
For Ikurclinar
Phone 3616
tant H, U stiff Furnlturs Co.