PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, August 15, 1939
Salem Market Quotations
rnnts
Bylof Frtcea) ...
(The arleea below cnppMed by local
grower and indicative of the daily a&arkes
price paid to grower by galea barer
bat ara aot fuarantd by Tea 8Utt
aiaa.i
Banana, lb. oa atalk.
.03 H
.06 S
I.7S
6.S0
s.so to 4.00 -
. 1.80 .
1.35
- -.ii-vJM
ilaade
Grapes, Califs aeedleta
Grapefruit. Calif. -Lemon,
crato .
Oraaeea. 'eralo '
aeoradoa. crato
- Caataloapea, erato
Wateraseloa. lb. ..-
(Buying. Wctir,.;-
Baa a, was'
r
.03,
J
.01 H
.30 k
1.54
1.85
- Ureea -
Boot, do. , , .
Csbbsra, lb ' .., , ,
Carrot, local, dot.
CanlUlewer. . local,
Celery, Utah. 1.15; local,
Cora, n"
Cacawibera, oatdoor -,
Lot toco-1.
1.50 ':; :
i.oo
.20.
0
OS "t
' JO
- .40
o -
Oaioa,S0 lbe.
Groea on ion a, do.
Kedtehea. doa.-
Peea, eoaai. fb. ,
Ftp pert, groom. . Calif.
ranicy
Potato, local twt. Ho.
50 lb. oaca
.Spinach, Seattle, box.
Turnip. - do,
i 1.00
r
' .40 .'
. -
Bqaaab, mot.
Tomato I, Dalles, log-
: . 1 -BTTJTb" -'-.
'Price paid by Independent racking piaat
to groworh . - - ---Walnato
Fraaqaottea. aaacy, IS ae
41o, 10; amall : oronard raft,
10c Walaot meat. 25 to 80 lb.
rilberta Barcelona a, larfa 12 Hat faa
7 111); oabiee, lit: oretaard raa 11a
(Coop Price to Grower)
WelaaU Price range, depending apoa
way auta rna la 14 different grade 11
I.e.. Daebilly 1 cent higher. .
- HOPS
(Baying Price)
Coster, aomiaai. 1937, lb .05
Clatter. 1988. lb. J5
Yaffle, top .,..'. .25
, WOOI. UD MOHAIB
(BDTtnc Price) .
Wool, medium, lb
Coaraev lb. .
Lamb, lb.
.27
.27
.23
010
alotair. In
EGOS AND POQXTBT
(Baylag Price of Aadreaea'i)
Grade A large, doa. J21
Grade B large, doa. - J 8
Grade A aaodiam J 8 ,
Grado B edium J8 c
Pallet , JS .
Colored fry - .13
Whit Lecborn. near .10-. 11
White Leghorn, light -11-.12
Old rooiter , ,, , .OS
Ileary bene, lb -. , .13
MAJUOB CBBAMXBl Boylag Price
Batterfat. first quality
.24
Batterfat, second quality
Batterfat. premium
Lefhorn bent,
Leghorn fryer. 1H lb.
.25
.08
.10
10
.11
Jl
.00
.04
Colored fryer. 2-3lbs.
Colored iprings, 4 lb, and ap
Colored bona
Etaga -
Old Boosters
"Redheads Are
By Vera Brown
SYNOPSIS
"Mike" Shannon, pttite red
headedfnagasine counter girl at the
Eureka Hotel, had bitten the al
ready renowned left hand of "Hand-
gome" rry Kegan while be was
stifling her cry of alarm. She ran
into him as he a famous rookie big
league pitcherwas trying to sneak
to his hotel room via a rear en
trance In order to elude the vigil
ance o! a team "curfew law spot
ter." Handsome had been drinking
a little. He apologized to Hike and
- persuaded the indignant red-head to
, accompany him to a nearby lunch
'room. Though she "saved him from
T the club's "curfew scout," she was
till annoyed with the brash young
athlete when he let her go home
alone.
CHAPTER ni
Mike was working from ten to
six the next day. She found it hard
to drag herself out of bed. Her
mother had gone on to the hospital
when Mike awakened, and Mary and
Jack were at school.' The house was
mess. Mike tried to straighten
things as she waited for the coffee
to boil, bat it was a hopeless task.
If Mike dressed with unusual care
that morning, combed her rebel
lious red bob with more delibera
tion, she did not admit it to herself.
On the way to work via the sub
way Mike read the newspaper. She
tried to appear unconcerned as she
turned directly to the sport pages.
There, a sports writer was giving
the low-down on "Handsome."
"The Sheik from Charlotte Is
causing Ace Barnes a lot of head
aches," the writer commented. "Ace
may take some drastic disciplinary
action with the freshman pitcher."
That should make Handsome's
headache better this morning I
She arrived at the hotel prompt,
ly at 10, andawent to work. Morn
ings were always busy, but Mike
patched the dock.
. It was not more than IS minutes
after Mike had come on duty that
-aha looked across the counter to
see Handsome towering there be
fore her. He seemed in the pink of
rendition. He appeared perfectly
satisfied with the world.
. "Hello, Mike. How's evers-thin?"
Just as casually as though he'd
been greeting her there every morn
ing for weeks. He bought a morn
ing paper, but made sure as he took
his change from her that she saw
the splash of iodine on his left hand,
Mike felt her cheeks burn, but she
answered his greeting convention
ally enough. Then he remarked:
"I didn't know you'd be to work
ao early. What time are yon
through tonisht?"
Mike was sure she would not an
swer. Bat of coarse, she did.
"Six o'clock today."
"What have the bovs rot to aav
about me this morning?" he said as
ha turned to the sports page of
his newspaper.
"Nothing very cheering." Mike
could not resist that thrust.
"I suppose not. They like taking
cracks at me.". He glanced rapidly
urougn ut columns, spotted the
one she had seen on the subway.
ue tnrew down the paper. '
"I ought to bust that guy right
in tne nose! He's got his nerve."
"Maybe it's true, what it says."
1 don't care about that Mavha
ft is. But look what he calls me .. .
B-eUc ez cnarlottel" -
An adoring bell boy came over
with Larry's r.-J. There was a
stack of it, some la colored en
velopes.
"Fan mall?" Mike's eyes were
twinkluus.
: "Yes, women. Tell me, Mike, why
are women suen nutsi"
"Yon should know.
Handsome did not answer as he
flipped through the piVe, picked out
ene. :- - '-"
"From home. I read It while I
eat brtakf ait - Come and sit with
me." - ' ' : - ' .
"I cant, I'm working.
He-a started away and turned
Lack wi-t an afterthought "111 be
tack by six and well eat." He
IrazUi aside line, pretest. "XT.
Grade B raw 4 per ccst
Bilk, Salem Co-op basic pool
prico f 1.70.
Co-op Grado A batterfat
price 91.72. '
(klllk based oa aemlmeaUly
botUrfat areraga.) -.
Distributor price f2S2.
Batterfat, ' Ko. .1, 24i
JSo. 2, 22c; ... premium, 25c.
' A grade print. 2Hd
grate 27 Me: quart era 28 He
So. grade per aoaafl leaa.
--, ... EGGS
Orado A largo, doi ., ,
Grado A aaediaa
tl
J
48 r
46 .
.10
48
Grado B large
Grade B medium
Undergrade and ehei
Pallet
UtSBlVV-' " '
(Baying Brie tor Ko. I atoc. baaed oa
ca dittos and ) roportod a to 4 -
Imb. 1939. tope 4.80 to 8.75
Lamb, yearling , 4.50 to 5.00
Ewe. 2.00 to 3.75.
Boca, too - 0.75
'130-150 lb. .
4.00 to 4.25
5.75 to 8.25
; 6.00
210-800 lb.
Sow
Beef cow
Ball ,
Heifera
Top . veal ...
Dairy typo eowo
8.00 to 5.25
5.00 to 5.75
5.00 to 5.50
8.00
8.00
to 4.00
41
Dratted eti, id
GRAIN. fiLAT AND SEEDS
Wheat, bu No. 1 rocloaaed .T
Oats, grey toa .. . 28.00
White , . 2500
Peed barley, toa 22 00 to 34.00
Clover bay. toa 13 00 to 18.00
AlfaHa. toa 10.00 to 16.00
Egg mash. Ko. 1 grade. 80 lb. bag 1.70
Dairy food. 80 lb. bag 1.85
Baa acrateb feed 1-75
Cracked rora l-"
Wheat
Wakefield Tests
Wheat in Islands
- ALBANY With A Tiew of test
ing; the adaptability of raising
premium bard wheat in the
Philippines, Joseph Wakefield of
Albany who has made a study
of growing wheat here, has sent
a sample to Miss E. Coles, daugh
ter of Dr. C. E. Coles, Albany,
who is in the Philippines.
The grain will be sown and
tested on the islands.
For several years past Wake
field has taken grand prizes with
the wheat at the Oregon state
less the game runs over-time."
Then he was gone before Mike could
protest further.
The day passed slowly although
she was busy. In the afternoon the
radio was on in the further comer
of the lobby. But there was too
much noise for Mike to hear the
game over in her far corner. She
planned Just what she'd do that
night. She'd get away before Hand
some came back to the hotel. That
would avoid all trouble. She'd be
on her way home. She'd get away
cut she didn't, The game was
over early and Handsome came
strolling into the hotel lobby at a
' . - "V ' ' ''. ." . " "
The nejt morning, Kike saw Handsome towering: over her . . . "What
tune are yon through tonight?" he asked before reading
. the "roasts" in the newspapers ...
quarter to six looking ao clean and
M w. . .
zrean ana immaculate, mat it was
no wonder everybody turned to look
at him as he made his way toward
tne magazine coanter.
"I'm starrlne - went tifa Ant
WOrda. 'How lona tiafnra wnn ns
get out of here?"
"Mot until aiz o'clock. . . . But I
must get home right after dinner."
ue was impatient: "Well, hurry
89. Fll be down a rain in a fan
minutest :
Of coarse the gossip had got
around that hotel that Handsome
Kegan was -going" for Mike. In the
four years she had worked at the
Eureka, Mike had never even had
dinner with a guest. So it was
something to gossip about. Every
body Watched with Intereat fct a-
whether Mike was having dinner
w- . . m . .
wnn negan uias nignc She zelt
their curious eyes on her and was
embarrassed.
Mr. Downey, the day manager.
came over to ner counter at six to
talk to Larry as he waited. They
plunged into argument about the
day's play immediately; -
"Horton was off his game," Ur.
Downey said firmly. -
"He never was on H," Irry r
torted scornf ally. Downey shrugged
his shoulders, and smiled. 0
Hike came back slowl-'fmm ts
cloak room where the night before
ene naa met uutj so uneereniani
ously. "See this young man gets in at a
decent hour. Mfka. Ta 4 t
nodded.": . -Ther
walked nn Brrdwaw.
Uke was pleased at the attention
ue uoaa shouldered figure at her
side created. Uanv tnramA a ar--
A newsboy yelled : ;
"liowarye uandsomef f -Larrr
arinned at him. wa l (
hand. ,',; . i
"Helovet"IIkeraEamd-
Foreign S
cene
Cheers Stocks
- .-
Stocks Move up as Much
as 2 Points; Domestic
Picture Brightens
tfBW YORK, Aug. lMffV
Stpcks ' mored op fractions to 1
points or so' in today's market
as European peace hopes bright
ened a bit and domestic business
news continued optimistic.
The list started off with a de
gree of hesitancy, but small gains
soon - predominated. ' Prices, at
their best after noon, were shared
in many instances by 'profit
taking at the finish.
The principal fly in the day's
ointment was the meagerness of
rolnme on the extension of Sat
urday's advance. - Transfers for
the fire hours totalled 546.060
shares against 700,890 last Fri
day. .The Associated Press aver
age of CO Issues was np .6 of a
point at 48.9.
On the upside were Bethle
hem Steel. Sears Roebuck, Inter-
n a 1 1 o n al Harvester, American
Can. Westinghonse, Allied Chemi
cal. U.S. Gypsum, Johns-Manville,
Santa t e, Great Nortnern. Ixit
and Texas corporation.
Hop Growers to
Visit Corvallis
CORVALXIS. Ang. 14V-HoD
growers will discuss the latest
developments in op production
at the annual experiment' station
field day tomorrow.
Chemical analysis of hops, in
sect control and downy mildew
elimination are topics that will
be discussed.
fair, fairs in other states, and at
grain shows.
Wakefield has a small snace at
his borne where he hag grown
tne wheat for a number of years.
On this plot of ground which
measures but 20 by 0 feet he
obtained a bushel of seed. This
would make the yield approxi
mately 36.3 bushels to the acre.
Lucky"
denlw. "It'a lilro dnn. T7-'- hy t
from the time he was three 1"
They strolled alone? in the aarlv
spring twilight and Mike suddenly
felt desperately unhappy. Some
this? warned her! I ahonldnt It
here with Handsome I But she was.
Then Larry took off his hat cere
moniously with a gesture turned it
around, put it back on again.
- w net s tne matter 7"
"Cross-eyed woman 1 They're bad
luck for ball players unless you
change your hat around."
Mike could hardlv believe hew
ears. Then they both laughed.
At tne restaurant it was .as it
had been in the street. Waiters
rushed to the front. The manager
came. People bowed, necks craned.
Mike was suddenly conscious of her
V 1.1 i m n
ucj H-cK zrocK. one could not
realise aha waa thai rtrtH-t vi
in the place with her amaxing hair
. Ala a .
ana ner near, anaped lace. But
aha knew hr fiwlr .
basement sale and that her hat waa
last years.
Hike and Handsome war flnallw
settled with great ado.
-wow, begin.- Larry ordered.
"Begin?"
"About yourself."
If Larry was a braggart, be bad
that quality which also invites con
fidences. He was good listener.
And Mike found herself telling him
aU about Jimmie.
Til come and sea Unr just as
soon as you get him home from the
hospital. Ill get Ace Barnes to
autograph a ball for him."
When they ordered food, Larry
asked for high-ban,
"No high-ball. One glass of beer,
maybe. No more," Mike said firmly,
"O. K Skfntiar. On hoar.
waiter." ;-.-'
Larry grinned, down at her. ?
Can IM emrVs mln. t K w1
influence in ay life." He ahrngged.
re .. . . . .
a neea uh mu ngn ac xouna
out todav IVa htm Hvfna an hnt
dogs because I was broke. That mug
rwnmiM4 ex mine equeaiea.-
"Do Voa mean ia aaw won hawon't
been eating?"
-Not any too regular."
"Larry I That's terrible !
"So Aea aava ma imm rwr ea
when wVre on the road and the
gang's wild at me. Why should
they blame ue? Why dont they,
blaxne Travia. HVa tha on- that
quawked. X didntl"
. (To be continued)
kva-s
Quotations
PORTLAND, Ora, Aag. 14(p
uairy proooco prices t -. . ?
' Batter: Xxtrae 25tt: ataadarda 24
prime first 33 Mi; first 21; batterfat
Eggs: Large extra 23e; largo ataad
ard 20: :Btea extra 30a: asedinai
atandarda. 18e; small extra 13; aautll
Bsaaaaraais. -
Cbeeae -Triplet 13c loaf. 14a.
Portland Produce
. PO&TL-FDv Ore., Aog. 14 (AP
- vowurp aauiDg p-tce to retailers:-
CooBtrrkillcd bog, boat batcher
wader 180 lbe. 9-9 He lb.: Tealera IS He
ib. " -m un lu-iit id. aeavp w-lue
lb.; airing laaiba, 13H-14e lb.; yearling
lamb 10-13 lb.; owea S-oVlb.s cotter
eows ?4tte lb.f eaaner cows 7H-H
lb.j bulla 10V.11 lb.
Lie Poalu-r Bay inj wricoa: Legbers
broiler 13-14e Ib. colored esriaga S lba.
aae eer too; id.; Lerbora aeo orer 3H
lb. 13-13 ; Logbora ben aader SH lb.
13a; colored beaa to 6 lb. 15c: erer S
is, is; Ko. 3 grado 4a lb. leaa.
Torkeyt Selling price: Dreued beat.
1T-18 lb.: Tom 15-14 lb. Baylag
rnw! ammm is-im id. ; ome i-to to.
aiw crop aaae sir w: toau so-sie. -
PoUtoee Doaebatea Geo. 1.75 eeataL
Kaw Petatoea Yakima Gem a, - 1.60
wV; Ken aewick 1.60 local w hi tea 80-9O
oraago box. ... - .,)., . ..
Onion Walla Walla. 60-70 sack ;
Orogoa Bernodaa, 34-4e lb.
Wool Willamette -. valley 1939 clip,
aeninal mtediom - S5e lb.; coarae and
braid 35-38 lb.; ais atonth flaoco S3
S4e lb.; oaatera Orogoa SO-SSeo lb.
Hay Selling price to retailer) Altai
fa. No. 1. 16.00 toa; oat-retcb 13.00 toa;
clover, 11.00 toa; timothy, oaitera Oro
goa 19.00; valley tlmotby, 14.00 toa
Portland.
Hop 198S Clmtcr 35e lb; lagglaa
aso ib.
Mohair Nominal 1939 alls SO lb.
Oaacara bark Baying price 1939 peel
lb.
Borar Berry and trait. 100a. S.OO:
bale CIS; boot 4.9S
Stocks and
Bonds
Aagast 14
STOCK AVXSAGZa
CompUad by th Atiociatcd Prea
10 15
15
60
Indus Baida
Util
A .8
39.8
39.5
39.3
S3.6
40.S
83.7
S7.S
14.9
Stock
A. 6
48.9
48.8
49.9
47.3
58.4
41.4
54.7
S3.7
Hot Cbg A. 9 A.l
Moaday 68.9 18.6
Prev Day 68.0 18.5
Moatb Age 70.6 19.8
Tear Ago 69.1 18.8
19S9 High 77.0 33.8
isa Low 88.8 15.7
1988 High 79.5 33.5
1916 Low 49.3 12.1
BOVD AVBAGS
30
10
10
10
forgo
A.
69.4
59.3
61.3
63.0
64.0
68.3
67.0
59.0
Sail
A. 3
. 57.4
. 57.1
. 57.S
. 58.7
. 64.9
. 63.4
. 70 5
. 46.3
ladaa
A.1
100.6
100.5
loo.e
99.8
100.8
97.0
100.8
93.0
Util
a. a
97.1
98.9
97.1
93.3
97.5
91.9
95.1
85.8
Net Cbg
Moaday
Prev. Dav
Month Ago.
xoar aso .
1939 High
1939 Low
1998 High .
1988 Low .
POLLY AND HER PALS
MICKEY MOUSE
0
OV.r
PJCKUE! A
BURNING
CANtE rs
MICKEY THE
HOT FOOT,
BUT TO
MOVE HIS
FOOT WILL.
rlRETHE
GUM OVER-
! - i
UTTLE ANNIE R00NET
IM NOT TAUOMG ASMXX3 FPCMD
. , , RAV ury ARmrr )- I J I - s , I , - - j
A9AOCWJTISWDirrTOTLMW-mtriF
YOU AQC A UTTLE CARETl. VOUlU CJVE
A?5-.BUT B"VOU Tl HYTDDO
rr oust plain suicroe
TOOTS AND CASPER
rTT.
YVOUOOK ) iViJUST MV ) fmSmMmi, f rw'?fti27fBD 1 EVER jf VES.THE MAN X SAW WAS HIM M '.
rwgJ atuSI Mv vs" ?vttuv i&w&i3- ssk g"'1 &,s?
rl r js! -L veir j ) jlRr
THIMBLE THEATRE- Starring Popey This Is so Sodden?
ff
at Portland
W-. flnnr ftaTTtme mIhl eitw a-
Bvery, 1 to 85 bbl lotat family patent,
49a. 6.75-6.15: baker bard wheat set.
Wended wheat floar, 4.95-5.10; aoft wheat
4.85-4.40; gre"1" w--v, w m w
wbaat. 49a, 4.95 bbl, '
Portland Grain
' PORTI D, ' Or, Aag. 14 (AP
Wboat: . . ,
Ovoa High Low Clot
Sept. 48H esffc-j 68H 68H
Dee. ZZ68H 68Hf '68H -88
.. Caah grain: Oat Ko. 1-38 Ur. white
S3 00; o. 3-88 lb. gray u.ou.
Barley Ho. 3-45 lb. BW 18.00. -Corn
No. 3 XT ehipnwnta 35J5.
: H- 1 flu 1.5a. ....
. wheat (bidlt Soft wbiU 70:
-. white 69 "A: weatera red 66 H:
hard red winter: ordinary 66; .11 per
cent oo, u per eon o; ii per can ii;
14 per cent 74. Hard wbito-Baart: or
dinary 70; 13 per coat 70; IS per cent
. . mm .
l per ecu ft jo.
Til.v . mmr vinla Wheat 123 har-
ley 1; floor 15; miUfeed 5. , -
Portland Lirestock
PORTLAND.
TJ8DA Hog
Ore.. Aag.
- Beeeipta
, 14--AP
1850. lrlce
6J ' -
Harrow aa giita.
gdeb
130-140 lba.
6.85 0.6.86
6.15 6.60
6.50 7.00
6.90 Q7.14
6.60 .7.00
4.250 4.60
6.100 6.50
6.00 O 6.35
6.8544 6.10
6.753 6.00
6.85 6.90
6.50 Q 7.00
do gd-eh, 340-160 lb
do gd-vb, 160-180 lba
do gd-ch, 180-200 lba
do gd-ch. 30O-320 lba
do gd-eh, 330 340 lb
do gd-ch, 340-370 lb
d gd-eh, 370-300 lba
da gd-ch, 800-830 lbe
do gd-ch, 830-860 lba
da mediant 140-300 Ib
Feeder pig, gd eb, 70-120.
Cattle: Receipta 1835,
Calvea 210. Price
range: - if .
Steera, good. 900-1100 Ib.
do Bedlam, io-iiuo loa
do madiom 1100-1300 lba
do common, 750-1100 lba
Steer, heifera and mixed.
media , 600-800 lb
do common. 500-900 lba
Cows, good, all w
do medinm, all wta
do eat-com, all
do caanera ikrw cottar),
aU wta.
Balls (ylga exeld.), beef, gd
ao aaosaga, good
do mediam
do eat-eom all wta
Vealers, gd-ch. all
do eom-med., all wta
do call. 400 lba. down
Calves, coa-od dOO Ib
Iowa , , 5.00(3 7.00
do call, 400 lb. dowa 4.00 Q S.60
Sheen: BeeeiDte 3650. Price nun-
spring lamne, goo-caoicof 8.75
do med and good.
Uommon
Toarliac wether, a
lediom
Kwea, good-choice
Common-medium
Wool in Boston
BOSTON. Aac. 14 (API (USD A)
The wool market la Boitoa wa very
qniet today bat anotation were mostly
firm. Several mill recently baying fleec
e la aixeable quantities were entirely
AMD NCIGHeO-?
RXK5 KMCW IT
7.75 a 9.35
6.50 & 7.76
6.00 7.25
55 Q 6.50
6.509 7.36
6.00Q 8.60
5.00Q 5.75
4.35 S.OO
8.50 4.25
8.000 S.80
6.75 6.50
6.50$ 6.35
6.00 5.50
4.75 O 5.35
7.50 S 8.50
5.00(3 7.50
4.00 6.00
O 7.00
6.00 6.50
6.00 6.75
4.00Q 4.50
3.50 8.35
1.00 2.50
yrf cGch nwH IM L rrs movin' JfIrTr-)r Ka but x i- - &. TH ylT ft
fetTTtf rmw!TrnT r s-t- yTT.L3i y L& CcfchiT 6TXNt -O X 1 - ZfW T
IP X COUU ONL.1 ( 5 A f 0N MUCH & ft
you werze swinduto out
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LIFE UOOKlMG
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Gardeners'
i Mart
POKTLAKD. Ore., Aag. 14 (AP
t UbUA iTedoee price caangea:
Apple Waablogtoa Transparent.
ataadard ooxea, loose, 70 75c; tiraven
steins, Oregon, 50-75; poorer low as 25e:
Calif. Graveaateina, Inga, 1.00-1.24;
oranappieai I and X, 60 60c; 9-5 He lb.
. Artichoke Uaquoted.
Aaparagaa Oregon, Waahtnctoa. 80
lb. crato. So. 1 baacbed 3A0 3.T5; atring
s,ao. . i '
Avocado Calif.' Paartoa. all alsoa
U45-1.70: otbora. 1.05-1.25.
Banana- per banca. 6e per ib. ; hand
ant off or imati iota. 6c
Beans Oregon, Kentucky. 8H-4c; Gi
ante S-4c
Perries Loranberriee. 75e-1.00: rasn
berrie. 1.75-3.00; bUckeaja, 1.75-1.85;
bockieborrlea, 13-15e: bov sanberne. 75
85c; blackberries, 60-70e; currants. 1.50-
Cabbage Local 90-pound crates, 85
90c; poorer 75.
- Carrot 30-23 H. -
Cantaloupes California, Jumbo, all
lie 1.00 1.25; Tarloek jumbo 1.50-1.65;
Oregoa Dillard, 86-45. 1.00-1.10; Wash
ington, 86-4Ss, 1.00-1.10; Bpeara. 1.15
1.35. - .
Caeabe Calif, 14 -2c per Ib; crate,
1.40-1.50.
Cauliflower Local. 9-lla. 1.25-1.35.
So 2, 75c-1.00.
Celery Oregoa, Utah, 1.00-1.10; white.'
1.00-1.10: hearts. Utah. 75-85e: white.
75-1.00.
Cltrna fruit GrsDefmiL Arizona 3.00
3.25; choice, 1.75-1.85; lettoe crates.
3.00-3.25: Florida. 8.25-8.75; Calif. 2 OO-
335.
Lemon Fancy, all aiie. 5.00-5 SOv.
choice 4.50-5.00.
Limes Calif., flats. 150a. 2.50; die
lay cartons. 90c, dosana 80-35c
Oraacea Valeaciaa. iarca a.75-4.00:
amall to mediam. 2.15-8.00.
Corn Local 6 do, boie. 75-1.00:
poor 50-60c.
Cucumber Orecon. flats. a0-5f l
pickles. Uo. 1, 45-50; No. 3, 40e; Xo.
8. 80c
gg Plaat Calif. Inn. 1.15-1.35: 6-7
per lb.; local flata, 40-50e.
jrig caiu. (lata, best 45-50c; black,
L60-1 35.
Garlic Local new 6-8c ib; atring 8-10e.
Honeydew CaliL. 9-llc 1.25-1.85.
Grapes Calif, seedless. 1.10-1.15 lor:
Bod Malay, 1.85-1.50; Ribiers, 1.85.
Lattoea 'lcaL aiv naek. a nr A Ant
beat 1.00-1.25; poor a low a 75; Wash
iagton topped, 1.50-1.75.
Maahroems Cultivated 1 lb. cartona,
S0-85e; H-lb. cartona, 17-1 8c
.Nectarine Calif., 70-75c rag.
Onion Calif red. 85-90e: W.ih
yellow. 50-lb. aeka. 60-70; Oregoa white
wax. 1.7511.85.
Peaches California flats. Halo. OS-
1.10; Elbertas. 60-55c; lugs, 95-1.10, bi.
80c; Oregon-Washington Hale, lug 80
90c boxes 65 75c; Golden Jubilee 50
65c; Rochester, 65 85e; Triumph, boxes.
Pear Washington fanev Bartletts.
wrapped, 1.75 1.85. Bosc, orchard rnn,
90-1.00.
out of the market. Country packed three
eighth and quarter blood 'bright fleece
were offered mostly at 82-33 cent, in
the grease, delivered, but at these prices
there wire no takers, small lot became
available at a price slightly under 32
cents, delivered and wa turned over.
Good French combing length fine terri
tory wools la original baas were onite
firm at 67-69 cents, scoured basis.
A Benefit Performance
A Hole in One
And Time Heals aU Wounds!
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RATHER ViE THAN BE A BURDCM OM MV
FO(?VOU Hv
PRlHNDS THERE IS ALWOvS THE COUNTY
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TOHEp.
A Quick Transformation
Closing
NEW YORK, Aus.'H. - fPJ
Al Chem & Dey.l3 -Allied
Stores .. i
Amerl Can ....100
Ameri For Pw.. 2
AmPLlghr.. 5
Am Kd St San.r 10
Amert Roll Mills 14.
Am Smelt ARef 44
Am TelATel ...1(5
Ameri Tobacco. 81
Amerl Wa Wrka 114
Com Solvent . .
Sommwl 'ft. Sou
Consoli Tdson . .
Consoli Oil ....
Corn Products. .
Curtiss Wright.
Doug Aircraft . .
Da Pont do N . .
Elec Pow i Lt. .
Gen Electric ...
Gen Foods
Gen Motrs . . . ,
Goodyear Tire. .
Great Nrthrn -. .
Hudson Motors.
Illinois Centrl..
Insp Copper ...
Intern Hanr
Inter. Nickel. Can
Int Pa A P Pf . .
Int Tel & Tel . .
Johns Maorille.
Kennecott
Anaconda ..... 2(
Armour 111 '. ... 4
Atchison ...... 27
Barnsdall ..... 12
Balti . Ohio ... 44
fiendix Aviation 244
Bethle Steel ... CI
Boeing; Air ... 21
Borge Warner.. 24
Budd Mfg 4
Calif Pack . . .. 174
Calahan Z-L ... 1
Calumet Hee... S
Canad Pacific . . 34
Caterpil Trac .. 41
Libbey - O -
Lig A
Loew's
Montg Ward . . .
Nash JKelylnator
National Biscuit
Na Dairy Prod. .
Celanese . . 26
Certain-Teed .. 6
Chesa Ohio .. 334
Chrysler 81
Spinach Local, orange box, 50-60.
Pea Oregoa Telephone. 8-4 per lb.;
fancy 5-6c; coast. 25-lb. box 1.15-1.25;
poorer lower
repper Oregoa flat, 45-50c.
Plum Calif- Banta Koea, 4-basket
erstes, 1.10 1.15; Washington California
Beantiec flat, 50-B5c; Oregon Italian.
45-50e; Bradsbaw 75c; per 25 lb. lug:
Damisons 50c.
Potatoes Oregon BHaa Triumphs. OS
Ko. 1, 1.25-1.35; Wbingtoa Long Whites
1.35-1.40; U3 No. 2, 50-pound sack, 50
55c; Russets, CS Ko. 1, 100 1b. lacks.
150; Ko 2. 50 66c
Khubarb Nominal.
Squash Oreron flat Zneebinl icalloos.
20-25e; Crook necks, 85-50c; Banish large
crate 1.25: flata, 50-60c; Marblebcad,
3-3He.
Tomatoes Oreron. field crown, flata
50 00c: Ko. 3. 25-40e; Washington luga.
1.00-1.10; unclassified. 75 85e.
Watermelon Calif., 1.40-1.50 ret,
crate eitra; too lot, 25.00-28.00.; Oro
goa 23.00 too.
125 Lambs Sold
LEBANON Frank Belinger of
rt. 3 sold 125 lambs to Charley
Spring on Saturday. They were
trucked to Albany.
BLACKBERRY PICKING OX
UNIONVALE-Eversrreen black
berry harvest started Monday in
the 10 acre field of Henry Deyoe
with a full crew of local people
employed. Because of dry weather
light yield is expected.
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North Pacific ..
Packard Motors
J C Penney . . .
Philps Petoleum
Pressd Steel Car
Pub Service N. .
Pullman .-
Safeway - Stores.
Sea re Roebuck.
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46
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Shell Union ...
Sou Cal Edison.
-Southn- Pacific.
Stand Brands . .
Stand Oil of Cal
Stand Oil of NJ
Studebaker ....
Sup Oil ......
Tim Roll Bear..
Trans-Ameri . .
Union Carbide..
United Aircraft.
Unit Airlines . .
U S Robber ...
U S Steel .....
Walworth
Westrn "Union. .
White Motors..
Woolworth ....
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49
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Myers
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51
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We don't ask you what
you want to use the cash
you borrow for we don't
ask for cosigners! Ton
get your loan the most
convenient way so why
do without immpdiate
funds?
STATE
Finance Co.
A HOME-OWNED
INSTITUTION
(Childs A Miller's Office)
344 State St.. Salem, Ore.
Phone 9261
Lie. Xo. S-216 M-2
By CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY ,
By BRANDON WALSH
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ARGUIMG AGAIM. AAAVBE VOUR SiSTSR
WE5T WILL OO 5JrVieTHING--AS
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By JIMMY. MURPHY