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Newspaper Page Texts PAGE FOURTEEN Clt-GON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Mom Ins, 'March h 1M7 Wheat Rallies Y7ipe Out Loss Three-Cent Advance Based on Indication Supply Here to Be Needed CHICAGO, March 20 (if) -A three cents rally In wheat prices that wiped ont Friday's loss took place today in major North Am erican grain markets, propelled by buying attributed largely to fresh indications that importing nations soon would be dependent on .this continent for supplies. Winnipeg prices, up J to I cents, at times to new highs for the season, led the advance and buyers here took their cue from the bulishness of traders on .the Canadian market. The lmmediat ecause for buy ing was believed to be a sew and apparently official report that the Argentine grain board was alarm ed over heavy wheat exports from that country and might enforce ' restrictions. ' . Chicago - wheat closed 2 to S cents above yesterday's finish, at the day s highest. May $1.38 J.i July $1.2AH-M, September 11.22 14-4; and corn was up. May $1.10 -. July 1.064 s,4. September SI.00-1.01. Oats .gained May 47-47, and rye May $1.10. Provi sions were & cents off to S cents up. i . - Corn prices rose with wheat and other grains also were sympathe tic with the market leader. Provisions were unsettled. Mountain Potato Seed Is Sold Out SCOTTS MILLS. March! 20. it is reported that the potatoes in the Crooked Finger Mountain district near here have been prac tically cleaned up for seed.! One large grower In the valley, after testing the seed last year In competition with I other ) seed, bought all the potatoes grown by two of the district's largest grow ers, j ; ; Because of the increased de mand for Crooked Finger Moun tain seed the acreage will be about 25 per cent greater thia. year. Varch SO STOCK AVERAGES (Compiled by the As,eiated Press) I C..l," 6 DiJ.l ! 1 t IS I k rvo cx uuuu. 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NE E iSaa3fe m i a?f- r Ai?!i vtsi v rvii Salem Market Quotation .". Grade B raw 4 per cent milk. Salem basic pool price $2.13 per hundred. Co-op butterfat at price, F.O.B. Salem, 43Hc (Milk based en emi-mbnt-lj' butterfat average.) Distributor price, $2t-. A grade butterfat De livered, 43ic; B gra4e, de livered, 43c : - A grade print, ic B grade 40c. . j , Pricee pai- growers ' 8" (The price below, supplied by grocer, are indicative of the dally but are sot guaranteed br The man.) ravrrs (Baying Prices) buyers. local market States- Winessp. bo, extra taaey Apples, DO, vagner -Bananaa, lb, oa stalk banas Cocoaauts. sack nta f r.h lb. . ... Grapefruit, Florida, boa Grapefruit, Ariiona -- 3-0 to Oranges Xsvels Fancy , .3.85 to 5.00 4.50 ' Choice : 3.35 to VT.OETABLZS (Baying r rices) Beets. Calif, dos. , Rrussell Sprouts, crate .70 1.10 .03 .03 .85 1.35 1 2. 85 2.85 1.25 .75 6.50 .35 1.30 1.50 .45 .oii J5 .13 8.00 2.0 2.50 1.25 2.25 2.65 S.0O S.25 .45 .80 Cab ban. id. fahlmr red. lb. Carrots, dos. ,., MVS. ... I I II H Cauliflower, Calif., crate Celery crate .2.25 to Utah Hearts. do. ,, Endive, dor. Lettuce. Calif- iced, 5 dos. 5.25 to Onions, green, doa. I On ion a. Oregon white 50 lbs. . . 1.26 to Walla Walla sweet. 60 lbs. Radishes. Jos.. - Parsnips, lb. -- . . Peppers, green. Calif, ; lb. . . Bed. lb. Potatoes, local. So, L. cwt .... a. 2. cwl. bag Potatoes, sweet. So. 1 ., Rhubarb, hot-ease, fancy, crate Rutabagas, cwt. 2.00 to Spina?-, Calif, 50-lb. crate SqnasB, uuDDara. cwv. . Tomatoes. 20 lb. crate " . Turnipa. dos. t . ... Watercress ... 1TOTS Walnuts, lb. .11 to Filberts, 193 crop. IK .16 to HOPS (Buying Prices) Clusters, 193S, lb. , .15 .19 .40 Quotations PRODTJCB IXCHANOB TORTLAXD. Ore- March. 20 (AP) Produce exchange, net prices: : Butter Extraa 39; standsrds 89; prime firsts 38: firsts 35. j Butterfat 44-45. Kggs U.'8. large extraa 21; TJ. 8. medium extras 20. I Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. March 20 (AP) Doneatie wheat paices showed a stiff adranco for the week-end. Without trad ing, final on May showed a rise of 1 cent on the Portland futures market with s July up cent bushel. On the sample cash market local and Montana wheat ea-h gained 2 cents buiOiel. Wheat: Open Hich Low Close May 1.17 1.18 1.17 1.18 Jul 1.08 1.09 1.08 1.09 Cnb wheat: Big Bend blueitem bw, 12 pc 1.20;. dsrk bard winter 13 pc 1.38: 12 pe 1.31: 11 pe 1.26; soft white, western white, hard winter, western red -1.18. Oats. No. 2 white 83.50, gray 82.50. Parley. So. 2 45 lb. B.W. 39.00. Corn. Arrentine 39 00. Millrun standard 30.00. - Today's car receipts: Wheat tl;flour 4: "barley 2. Portland Produce rORTLAXn. Ore. Msrrb 20. (AP) ler prints. A grade. 39e lb In parch ment wrappers. 40e a cartons; B grade SHEKFRK 70 funeral pile 71 boil VERTICAL 1 glitter 2 slip gradu w ally away 3 the choice 4 settle 6 lively cele bration 6 acute crest of monn- ' tain range 7 -overturn 8 inlet of the sea 9 kind of for tification 10 aw ned 11 a civil wrong 12 verge 13 annealing j ; oven : 21 innumer : able 22 -winnow 25 pertaining j to the ! country 27 culmination 30 the front 31 projecting part of ' church 32 -whirl 33 efficient 34 jejune 35 wander 37 thigh bone 38 elf 40 aromatic bark 42 posed 45 explanation 48 for SO marks da i noting i omission 52 doer 53 irrigate 55 helmsman 56 public storehouse 57 remake -53 a labored i ' respiration 69 a source of Indigo 60 capital of f Per-CZpei-on ad- dressed 64 implement or Soots 4 JA ilaa - .06 . .06 $.50 20 to .25 S.60 8.50 7.00 seaaal WOOT JUTS -CO&IXB (Say rnoes) Vo-elr edia Coarse il wool wool . - -ECrOS JJTO fOTJXTXT (Baying fries at An dx tens) White extras ' J Browa extras .19 Medina extras .IS Largo standards , .16 Medium standards - ,14 Pullets at Hsavy keas, lb. ,, US Colored mediums, IK Medium Leghorns, lb. ,10 Stags, lb. .05 Old roosters, lb. - .06 Colored frys erer 4 lbs. i 1S Coder 4 lbs. .... .IS White Leghorns, frys . .IS MARION CREAMER! baying Prices Butterfat. A grade .41 B grade .40 Llv Poultry, No. 1 stock Colored bene, under 4 lbs. . Colored hens, sver 8 lbs. . Leghorn hena. over 8V lbs. , Leghorn hena. under S lbs. , Leghorn broilers .19 .19 ao .os- ji .12 Broilers under 2 lbs. Colored springs, over 8 lbs, .13 Colored springs, under S lbs. - .11 Roosters - .05 Rejects .04 Stags, lb. J09 No. 2 grades. 9 cents less. Fgcs Candled and graded Largo extras Medium extras Large standards . Medium standards Ucdergradea , Pallets Dirty extraa J9 .16 .16 J4 .13 .13 .15 LIVESTOCK (Baying Prices) Spring Iambs to 9.50 Ewes 4.00 to 5.90 Uogs. top. 150-220 lbs .50 to 9.60 130-150 lbs. " so to 9.00 310-225 lbs. 9.00 8ows , Dairy type eow Beef cows , , Bulls ' Heifers .7.00 to 7.50 .4.00 to 5.00 .5.50 to 6.00 .5.25 to 6.00 .6.00 to 7.00 Top real 9.00 .13 .12 Dressed veaL lb. Dressed bogs, " '. QBAIX AJTD HAT Wheat, white. No. Wheat, western red Barley, brewing, ton Fred, barley, ton Oats, milling, ton Food, tea Hay, buying price . Alfalfa, -alley Oat and retch, tou . 1.04 . 1.02 .41.50 .39.50 .20.50 .36.50 .16.00 .10.00 .11.50 . 06 . 1.7 Clover, ton CASCAJLA AiTO MINT Caseara bark lb. Pepperment Oil. lb. at Portland parchment- wrappers, 98e lb; eartona 39e lb. Butterfat (Portland delirery, buyinf price) A grade, delivered at least twiea wsekly, 42-43e lb; country routes, 40 41o lb; B grade, 40-41e lb; O grade at market. B grade cream for market Priee paid producer butterfat basis, 65. 2e lb.; milk. 63.7 Ik.; suplua milk. 45.9s lb.; priee paid milk board, 67c Eggs Buying price by wholesalers: Extras. 20c; standard a, 18e; extra med ium 16c: medium firsts, I5e; adergrada 15e dozen. Cheese Oregon, triplets. 17 c; Ore gon loaf. 18e. Brokers wilt pay e below ejootationa. Country Meats Seltlag price to retail ers: Country killed bogs, best botcher, under 160 lbs.. 13e: eealera. 15e; light and thin. 10-1 3e lb.; heavy. Oils; cutter cows 8-9e; Conner eowe 7-8e lb.; bulls. 9-10e lb.; tambs. 16o lb.; owea, 5-10e lb. Caseara Bark Buying price, 1930 peel S-7e lb. Lire poultry Portland delivery, buy ing price: Colored hena, over 4 lbs, 15-16e lb; under 4 lbs. 16-17e lb; Leg horn hens, under S lbs. 12-13e lb; aver 8 lbs, 14-15e lb; colored springs over 3 lbs, 1617c lb; S to 3 lbs. 1516c lb; roosters 7-8e lb. , Potstoes Deschutes. $3-3.50; Yak ima. No. 1, ( ) cental; local $2.40 2.50; Klamath. No. 1. $3-3.50. New Potatoes Florida, $2.85; No. 8. $2.65 per 50-lb. hamper. Wool 1936, nominal: Willamette val ey medium. 30e lb.; coarse and braids, 28e lb.; eastern Oregon, ?3-24e lb.; crossbred. 37-38e lb.; 1937 contracts. 36-X6e lb.. Willamette valley. 83c lb. Mohair 1937 contracta, 40-42c lb. Hay Selling price to retailers: Al falfa. Xo. 1 $23-23.50; eastern Oregon timothy, $18 18.50 toa; oats, and vetch, $12 13; clover, $12-13 ton. Portland. Hops Nominal: 1936. 40 41e lb. Onions Orea-on. No. 1, 2-2.25 cental; Yakima, JS2-2.23. Sugar Berry or fruit. 100s, $5.80; bales. $5:45; beet, $5.20 cental. Domestic Flour Selling price, elty de livery. 5 to 25 bbl. lots: Family patents. 98s, $6,30 8.05; baker'a bard wheat. $6 03 8 65: baker's blaestem. 96.15 6.85; blended hard, 86.55-7.75; graham, $6.25; whole wheat, f 6.80 bbl. 59 Students Earn I Honor For Studies WOODBUUN, March 20- Fifty-nine students were named on the Torch honor society roll for the first period of the second semester, with Bob Dean and Betty Frentz sharing honors for high averages with marks of 1 for 16 periods of successive mem bership. Robert Anderson, LeRoy Schultz and Leo Wolff also had marks of 1 with four, five and three periods respectively of membership In the society. Others on the roll Include: Irene Anderson, Jean Anderson, Helen Heard. Morris Beers, Elsie Bliren. Edrtho CalTin, Charles Cora well, srion Crosby, Robert Crnsbr, Betty Iavi. Florence Deiiz. X. J. Dunn. Lucille Edland, Fred llrenden. Raymond Gilles. Krelynt His son, "Vredn Hanson. Oneta llarr. Hazel Haitceii. ItbI Hill, Lnrinda Homman. Mildred llr.we. Eonnie Johnson. Charles Johnson. Wilms Kent. Jasnita Kestel. Jeanne Lee, Wallace Ie. Margaret Linde ken, 'fhomas Loner, Floyd Mattson. Rob ert Miller. Virginia Ifiller, Helen lloed ing. Dononn Morisky, 11 srria Morisky. Arrhie Nelson. Iran Parker, Antoae PaTelek. Ealalie Reilinj. Ada O. Uenn. Robert Renn. Ira Rich, Lou Jane Elncro, Kleanor Rntherford, Frances Ryan, Shir ley 8eer, Noble S brock. Georriana Smith, Shirley Townsent. Nelda Trnliinfer, Beryl Woodford. Clarence Wolff. Elaie Toder. Foreign Currency Higher on Dollar NEW YORK. tarch tQ-ifiy- Former gold bloc currencies dot ed trifle higher against the dollar in foreign exchange dealings to day, bnt other units were no changed to a bit lower. Closing rates In New York fol low. Great Britain In dollars. others In cents: " Great Britain demand 4.88 s.. cables 4.88, 60-day bills 4.8? 3- 14: 'France demand 4.59. cables 4.5i: Italy demand 5.-64. cables 5.26. Buys Page Property Ha"yE3YILE, March 10 W. W. Eicholts, of Redfleld, S. D.. has purchased 13 acres of the Tage property about a mile east of the Portland road on a private road near Comstock'a property &' Is moving there Immediately. Tsrslee. Session Slow, Stocks Lower Bethlehem and .Others of Steel Group Advance , Against Current : NEW YORK, M-rch t0-(flV Stocks tumbled over a rough ter rain In today's market. XA few steels, led by Bethlehem with an upturn, of 174 at 95, did better, along with a handful of rails, oils, utilities and specialties. But decline were in the majority. It was the slowest session since Jan. 2, last, transfers totaling 713,030 shares compared with 1,- 139. 070 last Saturday. The As sociated Press average of 60 Is sues was off .1 of a point at 73. Deere fell 4 points to 123. and lesser losers Included -Amer ican Telephone at 171, Westing house 140, General Electric 56. American Can 106, Anaconda 63, and Standard Oil of N. J. 70. Tilting forward, the majority by small fractions, were "General Motors 62, U. S. Steel 117 and N. Y. Central 52." Dried Prunes Hit . ! Trade Doldrums Large Sizes in Demand But Stocks on These Are at Low Ebb Trading In northwestern dried prunes during the past week has been the dullest of any period since the end of the waterfront strike. Heavy shipments made lm mediately after the strike hare lately reached destination and jobbers' supplies remain falrlv heavy. The consumer demand has been light and, until jobber hold tags iare reduced. It Is thought there will be little demand for replacement. Nearly all packers report rery little trading for the past week or 10 days and ex press a view of disappointment. Large sized prunes would sell If ample supplies were available, but the holdings of 30-40s are lim ited and held at a premium. Current sales and quotations on prunes quoted in 25-pound boxes. F.O.B. Portland docks are as fol lows: 8-40s, -6c per pound; 40-50S. 4-f c: 60-60s. 4-4 c: 60-70-. 4c; 70-80s, 3e; prunes packed in sacks c per pound less. There are estimated to be very few prunes remaining in growers' hands. A few growers having un sold supplies nave stored with packers and secured an advance loan, the remainder of the pur chase price to be delivered at the time of packing. s London Supplies Short A cablegram received from the London office of tbe department of , agriculture dated March 16 stated: "Spot supplies short and all sizes moving, but prices show further declines on larger ship ments. Packers appear to be press ing for business, but buyers are reluctant about making purchases owing to the ample stocks afloat. California quoted 30-40s 6.3 to 6.4c per pound; Oregon 40-50s. 4.9 per pound, C.I.F. port. Dried prune stocks in London, giving points of origin are: France 4.57, California and Oregon. 472.1, Aus tralia and cape 6.89, total 4 83-56 (basis 2.000-pound ton); last year, 2.713; 1935, 2,244 tons." New Super-Coach Delivery Is Near No delay is expected in the de livery of Pacific Greyhound's 100 new 1937 super-coaches, accord ing to word received yesterday by L. D. Jones,, traffic manager for the bus company. The General Motors bus factory at Pontiac. Michigan, has advised Mr. .Jones that delivery will go forward on schedule and that the entire fleet will be available to handle the anticipated heavy vacation tra-el for the coming season. Representing an investment of over one million three hundred thousand dollars to further im prove Greyhound service for travelers in the western states, the one hundred new buses are part of a group order of 500 pur chased by the affiliated Grey hound lines, the largest order for motorbuses in the history of the industry, a total expenditure in excess of six million dollars. A short time ago, Pacific Greyhound-lines purchased 50 of these new coaches, placing t h e m in service between major cities in California. Mr. Jones stated the additional coaches were purchased because of the traveling Public's warm reception to the new-type equipment, and will be' placed in service on other routes and in transcontinental service. NOTICE OF, PUBLIC HEARING In accordance with the ' provi sions of Sections 1 and 16, Chap ter 279. Oregon Laws 1937, a public -hearing will be held in the Public Service Auditorium, 920 Southweat Sixth Street. Portland, Oregon, at 10:00 a. m. on March 29th. The purpose of this hearing Is to give opportunity to all j who wish to be heard in regard to the establishment of grades and stan dards for milk and cream used In manufacturing plants In the State of Oregon and for the establish ment of consumers' grade for butter, also the adoption of rules and regulations far the enforce ment of the act. This hearing will be of Interest to dairymen, creamerymen, dairy products manufacturer- and to consumer alike, A full represen tation of all those mentioned Is hereby requested. - Done in the State Department of Agriculture this 20th day of March, 1937. -i S. T. WHITE, M21 Director of Agriculture. ' Statesman Classified Ads i Coll 9101 " C3anlfledl Advertlslnf Single insertion per line 10e Three Insertion per une oc Six Insertions per line S0e One montn per Lin ,! 1.00 Minimum charge 5e Copy for this pace accepted until : Uio e Ton Ins beforo publication tor c aalfleatlo Copy racolvod after thia tlm wfll bo run vndor tho hoadlDK. -Tea Late te CUa alfy." - ' - Tbe Statesman assume no finan cial raaponsibUlty for errors whlcb may appear In adTertloementa pub lished tn its eolumna, and In case where this paper ts at fault will re print that part f an advertisement in whlcb the typographical mistake) accural- - - s The Stateann reoerVea the right to reject questionable advertlslna tt further reaervea the right to place all adrertlaln under tbe rnprr claaaiftcatloa, . Farmers' Exchange Livestock and Poultry BABT CHICK ST 13 varieties day old t rtA Cockerels for capons, fries. gullets now ready. TeL 1S3F2. Lee's Hatchery. : 7 ' HORSES AND cows at all times. Phone 1F12. Monmouth. ia-ajnrxOJ"XJ"UafwJsrsf- sTl si " WELL MATED team for sale. Tel. 50F4 or Inquire Brunk'a Service Sta. BABT COCKKRALS lc each deliver ed any Wed. Boyington"s Leghorn Farm Lyons, Ore . PUBLIC AUCTION sale Tues. March 23, iM, mile, east on Turner Aumsville road. 20 head of high grade Jeremy-Guernsey cattle. Built up for number of years. Some milking up to 50 lbs.- Sale starts at 1 o'clock. Tom Webb, owner.'- . 24. R. I. R..HESS, t rooster, 1.00 ea. if all taken. 1400 S. 22nd. Help Wanted MAN OR weman.' with car, to take over established trade for nat'L. con cern. In Balem. Write for personal in terview. Box 188, care Statesman. I Help Wanted Male WANTED. WOODCUTTERS. Tel. 7860. DETAIL MAN In each county by world-known manufacturer to contact restaurants and hotels. Natknallyv ad vertised food product. Good commis sions to start: salary later. Men with selling i experience preferred. Allen Jonas, 1 Dept. DS229, 3317 Madison Road. Cincinnati, Ohio. APPLICATIONS NOW being ac cepted, for sales work with Remington Rand Inc.' (Portable Typewriter Divt aion). Experience or .investment not essential. Apply to M. N. Rand. Remington-Rand Inc., 315 Fourth Ave., Dept. 321. New York. ' . f Help Wantel -Female J WANTED. EXP. waitress. 47 Court. GIRL INTERESTED in learning laboratory . analysis Inquire Hendrie Laboratory, fit First NatX ank Blag. TWO WOMEN to assist mnnacer In special demonstration work. Write for personal Interview. Box 189, care Statesman. SPECIAL WORK for married wom en. Earn to $21 weekly and your own dressea FREE. No canvassing. . Give age and 'dress size. fashion Frocks, Inc. Dept. C-6621, Cincinnati, Ohio. ADDRESS POSTCARDS for us; ev erything supplied. We pay WEEKLY. Stamp brings details. Maya COSMET ICS, niversity Station, Tucson, Ari zona. WANTED CAPABLE, steady girl for light housework. Box 55, States man. WANTED, 20 SALESLADIES Ap ply Apt. 201. 633 Ferry between 11 a. m. and p. m. Gardeners' and Ranchers' Mart POBJLAND, Ore., March 20 (jpy Prices on the Gardeners' and Ranchers' market were, steady with few changes during week end half day trading. Receipts were moderate with spinach com ing from several sections. The asparagus market was steady and mostly unchanged re gardless of fairly heavy arrivals. The potato market moved low ex in line with lower quotations at shipping points. The drop is attributed to lack of consumer de mand and unless changed the short crop may be a long. one. Bunched vegetabres were in lib eral supply and moved actively at unchanged priors. Apples Waa-inirtoa Delicious, extra fancy 92.75-3; Winesaps, extra fancy, f 2-2.23; Xewtowas, extra fancy, S1.85-2. Aspararas California, 15-17c per lb. Beeta Per ssck. Oregon, tl.45. . Broccoli Crate. S2.63-2.75.;- Brussells Sprouts California, - one fourth rams, $2.75. Cabbage O r e g o a. Flat Dutch, crates S 1.00-12. Calif., S2.25-2.50; Wash ington f2.50-2.75. Carrots Per crate, 81.25 1.35. Canliflowtr Calif., pony, $1.80-1.40. Celery Utah type, $3.75-4.00; Calif 3-3 Vt dozen. $3.75-4.00. Cucumbers Ortgoa hothouse. $1.50 1.60. ' ' - Eggplant California, lug. $1.50-1.60 Garlic -Per pound, 10-15c - Orapea Emperors, $1.60-1.75. Lettuce imperial, 5 . doien. $5.25 5.50; S dos.. $4.50-4.70. Mushrooms One pound cartons, 40 45e Onions 50 pound sacks. D. 8. Ko. 1. yellow, $1,25 1.60; yellow boilers, 10 pound sacks, 10 15a.. Parsley Per dosea bunches, S5-40e. Parsnips Per lug, 40-50c Peaa California. SO pound hampers. $3.25; 12 15c per pound. Peera Oregon. Washington, jumble pack. Easter' Busrre, 80c; O'Aajoua. ex trs fancy. $2.60. Peppera -fexice, 14 15 lb.; $5-5.50 per crate. Potatoes 0. 8. No. 1. 100-pound seeks bakers, $3.85-$4; Oregon russets $2.85 $.25; Waahiagtea russets, $3-3.15; Des chutes raaseta. $3.25-3.35; local, $3 S.25. Badiahea Per dosea , bunches, 40-45e. Raubard Washington hothouae, $15- 1.45. .- : . : Batabagas Washington, 100-poaad sacks, $3,10 2.25. - - -. - Bpiaaeh Walla WaUa, $1.10 10 er ao-lb, box. Squash Oregon, per pound. Bshbsrd H 3e. Harblehead. SH-Se. Watercress Posad, A-40c ' Toma 1mi Or torn, betheuse. - 17-1 8a per pound; Mexico, $4.50; riorids. $S.0O $.$5. - - -. - - Taralpe Per dea. fcaaehea. 70 75e. Shelburn Blackcap Crop Sought at 9-Cent Price SHELBURN, March 20 A rep resentative "from ; the ' R- L Mc Laughlin packing plant of Albany was in this community this week offering to contract the 1937 blackcap crop at nine cents per pound. Help Wanted Female ( WOMEN EARN aood pay addroas and mall envelope for na. Every thing supplied inclnains stamps, Write, en closing srtaxoped addressed envelop. Nationwide Distributors, 491 Broad way, N. T. ADDRESS POSTCARDS at home. We furnish supplies, and males pay ments weekly. COMPLETE details FREE. Selma Cosmetics, Box 2349, Tucson, Arisona. WANTED . REULIABLE girl or worn an for light housework and cars of si' derly lady. Box 60. S teaman, or phone $297. , . Salesmen Wanted INTRODUCING DEALERS new and remarkable product needed every where. No competition. Steady paying commission you and dealer. THE C-P AIFU. Co., Ardoch, N. XJ. Situations Wanted ( Exp. dressmak. Mrs. Adsltt. T. 944$. I.AI1T WOTTLTJ Ilka to read to in valid or act as social secretary. Box 186, Statesman. WOMAN ; WANTSj, hour work. 260 EXCELLENT SOOTHINO reader or companion for - elderly invalids cr blind. Box 187, care Statesman. EXP. SERVICE station man wants work. R. , Bx. 127, Salem. . WOMAN WANTS hour work.-Jood references. TeL 857L " WANTED. TREE pruning, .many years experience work by tree or hour. Milo Horn, 2305 N. Church. 1 For Sale-Miscellaneous ' CASH OR" trade tor used furniture- ranees, heatera. radios, machinery tools, etc. Woodry and Woodry. auc tioneers, phone 6-1-1-0. 1 10 N. Sum mer In Hollywood, f ' ADDING MACHINES, cash regis ters typewriters sold, rented swapped. Expert repair service, moderate prices. Roen Typewriter Exch. 420 Cgurt. .NEARLY NEW Magic Chef gas range. Liberal discount. See it at Allen's lid we. Store. SHRUBS. Schreiber's 2060 Nebraska. OATS AND vetch hay, good wheat straw. Mra Wright, 4 mL Wal lace Rd. POULTRY FERTILIZER for sale, sacked. With or without peet moss. TeL 133F2. Lee's hatchery. CROOKED FINGER, mountain grown non-irrigated No. 1 Burbank seed and table potatoes.: Puritan Cider Works, West Salem. - ROTTED FERTILIZER. Tel. 8088. WELL ROTTED fertilize Ph. 4964. MODEL R Easy dryer with vacuum cup washing action. Powered with 4 eycle Briggs and Stratton gas engine. $69.50. Salem Washer Co., TeL 9611, 453 Court St. . . - ONE RECONDITIONED Conlon round copper tub washer with gas-engine.' Satisfaction guaranteed. $49.50. . SALEM WASHER CO. 453 Court St. VTeL"961L BELCREST BELOW cost. Ph. 6367. ' AUTOMATIC OIL burner, fine con dition. Also 10 ft. Frlgidaire case. Very cheap. TeL 7532.- ' , i WHEN TOU need used - furniture or barber supplies, call 415 Ferry St. ONE REGINA one Airway vacuum cleaner, $15 each. 735 South SL TeL 4235. . OATS. VETCH. Nice rffctl bright. $10 ton. Service Sta.. Krunk's Corner. GOOD RANGE. TeL 5S25. TABLE POTATOES $1.60 per 100. Seed, Burbank, Katahdins, Garnets. Gems, British Queen. Will be open all day Sunday. R am p'a Warehouse, Brooks, Ore. FOR SALE Truck van steel rein forced cheap woods haw, A-f. 160 N. 2jth. ' LARGE AIR compressor tn A-l nhape $-15.00. North Dallas Service St 4 WALNUT FINGER console, 250 S. Cottage. i . OPPORTUNITY ANYONE consid ering purchase of new refrigerator or washer, sacrifice by owner, almost new refrigerator and Maytag, perfect condition. H. G. Loreland, 1 mile W". Gervais. . EUREKA SWEEPER, practically new, nil attachments; 9x12 rug, scat ter rugs. See at once. 266 S. Cottage. HAY OATS, vetch and chcet. Rt 7. Box 497. Hilfiker. TeL 138F2. HAULING & FOR. sale, dirt, sand, gravel and fertiliser. Phone 5547. ROLLER WATER Glucks a cheery Easter gift. Phone 5352, 260 18th Street. I Trade Miscellaneous I WANT TO trade good lot for. late model car. TeL 7384. i Wanted Miscellaneous ! FREE WE pick up dead and worth less horses, cows, sheep. Tel. 4369. MARKET " POULTRY wanted any time. .Highest, cash price paid, .TeL 133F2. Lee'a Hatchery. FILBERTS AND meats State Cafe -SasSaMAMMMASvasvVVVVM WALNUT MEATS or walnuts in shelL any quantity. Slate Cafeteria. m WISH TOSSard St care for child ren In Christian home. Fhone 6103. . WANTED 2 DAVENPORTS. - give price and .description. Phone,' 5101. PILE ROTTED fertilizer. Tel. 8094. Miscellaneous. FILMS DEVELOPED. $ prints snd 2 enlargements 25c Quality Co., box 3573, Portland, Ore. COLD STORAGE toraers. Ra mage a. 31 N Uherty Phone S76L . FILMS DEVELOPED. 2 prints each good negative, 25c Portland Film Co box 4213, Portland. Ore. - ART LESSONS, 607 N. 19th. MALE INSTRUCTION Would like to hear . from mechanically., inclined men In this community who would like to better, themselves by training spare time for Installation- and servicing work on all types AIR CONDITION ING and ELECTRIC REFRIGERAT ING equipment Only - reliable men With fair education should reply. Util ities : Engineering -Institute, Boa 190, care statesman. ..... . ( FILMS DEVELOPED. Eight prints and hand colored, enlargement., zac Oregon Picture)- Co., box. 4297; station t, Portland. Ore. - 1 For Rent Rooms .' SLEEPING ROOM, twin beds, rates for two men. TeL 449$. i - -iio,',"Mini".",".". 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 ROOM- WITH dressing room. Hot water heat. 355 N. CapitoL SLEEPING ROOMS, $49 N. Cottage. WANTED YOUNG men to rent two rooms. Nice home along mill stream. Close In. TeL $07 or $S9,' - SMALL COZT furn. rm. Fine res. dist. Close in. $.00 mo. Phone 9534. ; HOT' WATER. heate rooms. Bus In ess men preferred, $6$ N. Com'L . Fofr Kent Rooms DESXBrL SLEEPING room. close tn. Privsts entrance. Tel. $977. Room and Board 1 BD. R-t, very close tn, 1482. GOOD (ROOM! and board. . Right down town, .TeL 5001. r BOAR-tl: FRONT - room, fireplace, for two people. Also single room. S93 8. Com'Lii i BOARD ' ROOM for refined gen tleman. 1073 Highland Av. . BD., RiSC; Ldy. $5 wk. 2111 State. I For Rent-ApartmentTT I R, FlJRN. 255 DIVISION. V LOVELf 2 r furn. apt. Clean and comfortable. - Glassed sleeping porch. Prlv. bath; Adults. 6 S. Summer. EURNi APT 1912.50. 2915 HaxeL PRIV.lFURNJ apC with bath. Ga rage. 24 5i State i ! - 2 R. CaVJtAGE. 2005 N. CapitoL aa -aMMaN sS -: 2 R. FllRN 332 Water, NICE 1KURN. apt. 590 Union. 2 R FRONT APT.. 250 a Cottag. 2 ROQM APT. Best price. 26$ S. Cottage.; il 4. - i Fdr; Rent Houses I MODERN HOUSE. Tel. 4581. . 2 R. FJRN. HOUSE. TeL 8840. y- m W. 5 R. FfRN. HOUSE. Tel. 5274. 'MODERN 8 RI HSE., beautiful yard, $40. '-J If---. I Modern it r. hse., $35. Rich I Rei mann. 167? S. High, Dial 8632. - 4 ROOM MODERN home furnished, Immediate; possession, $40. - We hqjye- one house for $35. and 2 for $30 unfurnished. j : i t P. -H. BELL TeL 812f pr &2f 429 Oregon BldK. rfi For Rent OKKieR ROOMS tor rent. 381 State St. TeL $73. i HOSPJTAL BRI3 and wheH chairs to rent. IL; L Stiff Furniture Co. -- .,4... RENTS GOOD j pasture. ! Ralph Ben nett. R. 4. SSalenv ' I I Fori Sale Real Estate pHERRY ORCHARD $2000.60 iCASH WILL buy 10 acres of bearing! cherry orchard, pro- "wuc-ed ten tons of cherries in 1936, paid 25 per cent net on $3000.00. If it is a cherry or chard this is a real buy. TV. It -GRABENHORST CO., li REALTORS 1 i HS4 a Liberty Street . $ 300J DOWN, NEW - home. 4 rooms -Si bath, wood shed, wash trays, garage, paving pd., 91450. $ 500. down, 7 room home north, base merit, furnace, large lot, lots of . frCuU. $3000. , $5250.- English type home north, 7 rdams. modern in every- way, excellent 1 location, trade for , smaller house. - . j $6500. Colonial type home, . 6 large reoms, modern . in every way, " Urge lot,! double garage, excel- r . letnti location. . MELVm 'JOHNSON or C. 'O. RICE 725 CouH .St. i j Phone 3723. $300. LOT? CLOSE to Richmond school, pa-VQiff pd. $450. EAst front lot In 190$ blk. Lau rel Ifcve., 1150 down. ; $200. Down. lot In 1900 blk.' N. Church SU. 19465. I " $150. Down, lot I in 1800 blk. N. Cot ta$re St $450. ' s $150. Down, nice cast front lot on Fiiirmotmt Ave.. $475, a bargain. MF.LV4N1 JOHNSON or C. O. RICE 725 CourtvSt- J ! Phone STRAWBERRY SOIL $550.00 CaSH TAKES 5. acres of fine Jahd for! berries, al. plow land, Mfeal bargain at Bie price. W. EtlGRABENHORST A CO., j REALTORS I. I t34 S. Liberty Street THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS $200 IDOWN.i PRICE 11700 4 R. house, 2 bedrooms, good location. $250 4Town, price $1500--5 P- house, bath. tollA, paved street, a snap. ' $450 fioivn, price S1450 5 R. house, bath, toilet, woodhouse, good buy. Ooodtiifvestment, 6 R.) bouse, bath, toilet, rpt3 8M lot 3xl50- 31800.00, any rea'sqjiable Idown payment., I ; 3 GOOD LOTS On paved street close to new high schooL for only) $1500.00, a good in vestment! SiSEE - JA D. SEARS, REALTOR CHA a I SANDERS-CLIFF HAROLD 476 Court: St. j i Phone 8466. Business Cants Jin thia directory rn on 5 monthly basis, only. Rate!: f per line per month. lAuIo Brakes. Mike" "27- South Commercial I J i Bicycles! BICJftim-A, NEW reconditioned. Harry sSwU.jl7 SL' Com'L. Pl. 41 - i -II Brushes ! FULLElt'SPh.1 $724, 2785 Brook St. Uiimney Sweep , I TEI.KH1MNB 44S0. R. B. Northiiesa 1; I Chiropractors OR. (X iJ StiiTT. I "SC. Chiropractor 25$ N Hlh Tel Res $ltt ; . I f Ij Kxravating F-XCAVAtlNll menta dug.; Dirt for salef Knlem PI one 9140$ OC all kinds. Base- hauled or moved. Dtn Hand and Gravel Co Florists li 1 Rrellhanpra. 442 Court."" Ph. ie4. J -FUira UuBAIN rui Co MiMW rurrlrn and designer. ,Rm $ 4 MlUet Bids - landscaping r reliable: ..landscaping, l. .c Fredrlc-aon. Ph. 11F21. Price reason. Laundries '" THKNKW 8AI.KSI IAUNDRT THE WRIRR lUNDRT " 263 8. High , '.,( -'Tel 9126 CAPITAL C1TT LAUNDHY FIRSTj IN Quality and Service relephoee 814 1264 Rrnadwav I 1: Lime GOLD HILL agricultural lime, state leateo. calcium carbonate. Soil tested free; Order at 1$7$ Broadway or 42$ Oregon Bldg. . -j 1 J Mattresses' Kctory4-W MATTRESS made te rutrrOin rnnaoi, rarpn Cie mng.' ala ln, - einfr tia . ain I , w M. tsiw . f . - . .'.9 . a 0 . U B . T V k..- W 1 . a . , . V-. 1 1 I , :: n, anu. uvnr "II. wti-1 f. -niuuin. aa For SaleReal Estate HOUSES PRICED RIGHT STRICTLY MODERN new house 8. High. Real buy. - Extra good buy Miller . 8t easy, terms, close in. Semi-modern house FJectrle St. reasonable payment A bak like rent. 5 rm. house . Mission SC near Bush school $1500 easy terms. 5 rms. 4t attic mi. town. Bus service, ok. house, garage, very reasonable terms, possession now don't miss this one. See me about farms exchanges my specialty. ' .j' -H. C Shields. Oreg. BldgPh, $902. FOR SALE $1400. $ RM.. P'D. St.. good loc. $2600 $ rm. N.-17tb near D St $1500. 5 rm., attic. N, Com., pvd, t. $2200. 6 rm.,- bsai t.. near D 8C at Thompson. " $1600. 4 rm., pvd. St., near D. ZS9 down, i - . ' . I have a large listing toliose from, up to $14,000. Glad to show them If you will call at 603 N. 17th St. Ph. 7184. V. L, IRISH. . - - - -- aiiiin.ririiirijij-ij-iriisi $2800 WILL BUY 16 acres all in cultivation. Not far out. Has five room house, barn, chicken house and garage. Spring water piped In- the house. Elr trie lights. Fruit, and berries. $500.0$ will handle. $900.00 buys ten acres with four room house and barn. Some timber and creek. $300.00 cash. Balance $15.0 per month. - . 11 acres close In, on Garden road. Good buildings. All kinds of fruit. Can be bought at a bargain if taken soon. 1 acre. -all in fruit, with .fine wtU water. Close in. 91009.-00. Terms. 7 room house on Jarge corner lot. Both steet3 paveL All kind of fruit. A good buy for $:40S.0'... $300.0$ don, LISTINGS WANTED ROSTEIN ADOLPH. INC. 11H X. Conmwrcial St. i Salem. Oregon r lanlA REAL HOMEXCcrHFCrjn THIS 8 ROOM plastered home witli cement basement, furnace, new garage, large lot. in- excellent condition Inside and out, located at 15 West Washing ton St., FA I RMOUNT HILL. Pr.ce S2650, i J cash, bal. terms. SEE. W. H. GRABEXHORST 4 COj f REALTORS 134 S. Liberty St.. Phone i8. - ir-, lf- i , i nriruijinriru-i j FOR SALE br owner, modem 41 room house " in ajoVfcl location. $1J00, $300 down. TeL 5173. Sunday a. m. -- - - -- -- - - -1-1- Vi A 5 RJt HOUSE, electricity ft gas. Barn for 4 cows and 2 horses. 65 R. A. cherry trees. This house ts com pletely furnished. Everything goes feat only $2700 cash. Ixn't pass this up old age reason for- selling. See Mr. Widener with Wm. Bliven This property can be shown Sunday phone 3580. 1 r-ir 1 r 11 ii-11-ij-u-u-u-u-L 4 RMS., LARGE lot. $1000. terms, rm. celled hae.. . 3 bed rms., bate. $1800, $100 dn., bal. like rent. Mod. 5 rm 3 bedrms $2400. Eaty; terma . Mod. T rm., 4 bedrms. Fine location north. $2650, small dn pmt Mod. 5 rm. furnished,-fine rea dist., near schools, $3500. Half cash, bal. 8 yrs. at 4 exceptional value, i- WILLAMETTEi REAL ESTATE 381 State - - - Phr 7113. SOUTH 12th STREET GOOD SIX room home, lot 75 by I7 feet, " iocs ted In N"umler - Tln-e Business Zone, good store location; - a real buy -at $2500.00. Located! at -1349 S. 12th street. ,W.4H. GRABEXHORST e CO., -REALTORS -134 S. Liberty Street R, HOUSE ON S. 14th St. Good buy, $150 down, $1K5 per mo. " . . , 5 R. house on. N. Winter SLi clos' In. Full -price $2000,- $100 'down,' $18 per mo. - - ..... 5 R ' house close- to " Hollywood .rl Capitol St. Good investment. $lt')t4 $100 down. $15 per mo.- 4 R. unfin; house. A. of land cut by Portland Rd.. north. Full prke $550, $50 down, $19 per mo. P. H. WEIR. Oreg. Bldg. Plu 8902. aisoo gives vm? immii,t. session of -'160 A. farm, SO in cult., stocked ready to go, 6 cows, 3 horses hay and machinery, bai. federal lon( better hurry. C. J. JACKSON, Stt State Str CLOSE IN seven rnom hnnu t.. 50x165. This home is In course ef con structions owner must seiL A snap at $1125.001 See Mr. Harbor, HAWKINS &. ROBERTS INC. Guardian Bldg. - . Salem BLOCK, 9 R. hse.. furnished for roomers, . next -t'J campus in Monmouth;- trade for Salem propertv price $4500.Labish and Relmann tl.-.r-den tracts-$250 andup: very asy; terms: -gas and elec. and 10c bus far ; will furnish lumber for house. C R. hse 3 tifdrooms. hardwood floors, i on one floor; good heating plant; -will trade for Eugene property, $4500. 3 A. 1 mL from city limits ; 4 R. hse., flo. and automatic water system, lots -1 outbuildings: $2501), some terms. Apt. hse. with ants., close to new sta;e house, fully furnibe.all for $ii', $1500 dawn, balance like rent. Listing wanted. i R L. Relmann, 167 S. High, Dial S6.-2 Directory Mattresses "AI'ITI MKIMHS'M Mhm e ." L - - - I Music Instruction MEISINGER STUDios. 1032! Oik. TeL 7186. Accordion, modern piano, guitar, clubs, . Music .Stores GEO .C. vVJ LI Prnnoa,' radios, setns; machines, sheet music and piano stud ies. Repairing radios, phonographs and eewlng machines 433" Stat strert. Salem. - Fainting'Paperhanyin? PAINTING. PAPER hanging. T. 5026. PAINTING, Kalsomining. TeL 76S3. Paint Washing v Professional Wall Washing Co. All kinds of paint - cleaning, also wallpaper, woodwork, window, and kalsomine cleaning. Dial 4457. Let a professional do your work. Commercial and tesldcnUaL ( Photo Ensraving SALEM PHOTO en rr a ring. 147 NT. Commercial. TeL $387. t Printing I FOR STATIONERY cards. pamiH lets. programs,- bboka or any kind if printing,- can j hf statesman- Printing Departmenc 31 8. CommerrhtL Tel, phone 9IS1. - I . - Private Detective f ewen Wllllsma, ho- 1 3. TeL.- $7 1 f. Stoves and Fence 9 H REPAIR stores. . ranges rtrHjl:t torax Sell new and remit! t stoves rn-gt-s.and circulators wire fence a nd fence posts -Halem Fence and ! Works. 26 Chemeketa, TeL 477 K Et. Fleming. -- r -,- i Transfer FUR LOCAL or rhslanl transfer stor age, call 3131, Larmer Transfer . Co Trucks te IWtland dally. CAPITAL' CITY" Transfer Co. 21$ iai sv "Tel. IUI " Distributing.. to warding and storage our specialty Get ur rates. Well Drilling B WEST, RU K A. 441. X. 110FI. ! ' S. - 'li