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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, October 20, 1939
7 3
Gardener
s
: Mart
' WETLAND, Ore, Oct. 19. (AP)
Apples Oreron : Bed Delicious, place
9ek, 1.00-1.10; Ortlejrs, combination
tra faaejr and fancy, 1.15; 0 trade. aOe;
Kings, loose. SO 63c; Winter Banaoat,
faea and till, 80 65c; Washington; Jo-
t-ana, combination extra fane; and fancy,
place pack, 75el.25; Red or Surking De
. licieos, wrapped tare extra fancy, 1.75
1.80; fancy. 1.401.50; Golden Delielons,
face and fill 85e.
Articbokea 4 to 8-dosea boes..,8.60
8.00; dcien, 75-8e.
Arocadoa California Queen, Sharpie
Benik. 1.80 2.70; othtrt, 1.45 1.55;
faeries 9.55.
Banana Per banc-, ke; banda cat off
or email lets, 6c
Beane Oregon Kentucky, 5 6e; Blue
LOANS
Are:
Private
Convenient
Friendly
6.03 mo. repays $ 60 In 12 inos.
$ 7.2? mo. repays 1100 In 18 mos.
$13.09 mo. repays $180 In 18 moe.
$18.18 mo. repays $250 In 18 mos.
has made spe
cial arrange
neoti to
make Personal
Loans up to $300
In the, quickest possible time.
Quietly, of coarse, without the
kind of security ordinarily re
quired elsewhere. No payment for
30 days even longer if yoa
choose then Just small conven
ient monthly amounts. Come la
or phone today.
Finance company!
1 Wheeler English, Mgr.
Rm. 119, New Bligb Bid.
Across from the Conrthou
: over 1 Bruno Art Studio
Phone 8101
State License Numbers
J
8-122 M-105
State
Wheaiies
The Breakfast
of Champions
pk2g9. 2Ic
tmmm. Our Mothers
vuwua
Syrup
2-lb. Tin
Lamboriack:
5-Ds Tin .
i 1
II
fflBfiEJiES 288 size ...
(PHliDl?! IIade froa Selected Apples
MBMH Yottr Conlainer . .
OXYDOL,
regular size package ;
P O WHITE NAPTHA f
SOAP, regular size bars l
IVORY SOAP,
large bars -
rvORYl FLAKES,
large package.
.Swift's Iuiib
Swiff's Leg o tliiilon, lb. : .
Dec! Short Dibs, lb. . : .
Hcv7 ILraoi, qi. . . : :
Sail Side Porli. Ib. . : :
Lakes, Wax, S-ae; Oregon 6iantf, 5e;
Limas. 75-80e per Ing; shell, 65-75e
par lng.
Brntiele Bprouta 12-cnp flata, 75-85c
Cabbago Local, 80-poond, new (rate
medium else, 75-80e; old era tea, 65-76e;
per tack, 40-60e; red Se per ponnd.
Cantaloupe -Washington, ll tiiea. 70
85e: Oregon Spearl, 9Qe-1.00; The Da Ilea,
75-85c ; Dillsrds, 75 80c
Cauliflower Local Ko. 1, 55-60e; No.
3, 85-40c
Celery Oregon Utah, 7-80c; white,
85e-l 10; hearts, 65-76e.
Citrns Froit California grapefruit,
fancy, 8.25; choice, 2.25; Texaa pinks,
4.50-4.75; Florida 4.50-4.75, few 4.25.
Coconut 4.75-6.00 per sack of 100.
Corn Oregon. Washington. 8-6 doiea
box. best, 90-1.00; poorer lower.
Cranberries Ore.cn. Washington. Si
lb. boxes, early black and McFarlia,
mostly 8.00-3.25.
Cucumber Oregon, slicing, flats 65
70e; pickler. all aiie 85-40c.
Dill 2 v 8e per lb. Soma si high aa 6c
Eggplant Local, flata, 85-76c; dosen
large in crate, 85c-1.00.
fig California white, flats, best 15
75e: black 65 75c
Garlic Uocsl. new. 8 10 Ik.j string,
18-lSe per lb
Grapes Calif, rags, seedless, best 1.40
1.50; poorer 1.00-1.25; Lady Fingers,
1 25-1.40; Malaga, 1.10; Tokay 1.10
1 15; Ribiers 1.00 1.25; Cornichons, I 25;
1.25; Washington an dOregon Coneorda
and Early Moore, lags, best, 35 45; Mus
es ts, 1.00-1.15; Oregon Tokays, 75-boe;
Malagas, 60 65c.
Huckleberries Washington, 25-35 lb.
boxes, 8 9c lb.
Lemons Fsney. all aixea, 6.50-5.75,
ehoica 50 75c less.
Lettuce Local, dry pack 8 or 4 dotan
best. 1.0b 1.15; fair, 60-75e; Washington
topped, 1.25-1.35; Calif., iced, 1.75.
Limes- Calif, flata, 150a. 8.50: display
carton VDc: dos. 20-3-a.
Mushrooms Cultivated, l ib. eartoaa.
85 etc: lb. canons, 18 20a.
Onio-a Washington. 50 lb. sacks. Wal
la Walla Spanish, med. 45-65e; 10-lb.
sacks 1112c: white half globes 1.15-1.25;
Oregon yellows, medium, 50 60c; 10 lb.
sacks 14-15e. No. 1, 50 60c; Oregon pick
le onions, largo lota 6-6 He; small lots
6 He.
Oranges Valencies, large, 4.75-4.80;
med, 8 25-4.25; small, 2.30-2.75; choice
1.40-8 75
Peaches Krummels, 50-60c
Peppers Oregon fists, green, 85 40c;
orange boxes, 60-75e; flata, 60-60e.
Pear Washington Boas and Anjoos,
50 65c; wrapped extra fancy, 1.00-1.25.
Peas Oregon coast, bashel bskts, 2.85
2.50; Oregon 25 lb. boxes, belt 2.00-2.20 ;
No. 2. 1.50 1 75.
Plums Oregon Its Hons. 20 23 per 80
Ib. Ing; Damsons, 80-40c
Potatoes Market steady, Oregon local
Long White and Russets, US No. 1, 100
lb. sacks, 1.25-1.3C; No. 2, 50-lb. sacks,
45-50e; Klamath and Desehntea Bassets,
U8 No. 1. 100-lb. sacks, 1.85-1.45; Wash
iarton Rn suets, US No. 1, 100-lb. sacks,
1.25-1.85; 25 lb. sacks, 40e; No. 2, 50
55e. Quince Oregon loos culls. 3-2 He lb.
Spinach Local, orange boxes, 45-50c
Squash Orange flat Zucchini, 80-8 5e;
Scallop and Crookneeks, 29-85e; Danish,
largo crates, 65-70c; lugs, 85-45.; Mar
blehead, 1-1 e; Hubbard, 1-1: Bohe
mian, crates 80-90e; pampkiaa, 1-1 Mt
par lb.
Sweet Potatoes California Jerseys
50-lb. crate 1.50-1.70; yams, 1.75-2.00.
Melons Caaaba, loose, 1-ltte lb.;
crates, 70 80e; few 9O-1.0O; lea Cream.
at Commercial
Peaches
Del Monte
Large iy tin
ISc
Fig Bars PounL 8V2C
While Star Tuna Ko. h m 16c
H While Siar, 49-lb. bag . .
Del Ilonle, large 2V
19c
CLABBER GIRL
10-os. can -. -
a m
bars a-wC
SUNBIUTE
CLEANSER
3 t
CRISCO,
3-lb. tin
MIXED PEELS
for fruit cake,
.CHOICE tlEAT FEATURES!
Chops, lb. : .".
Salem Market Quotations
rSTJlTS)
CBortBg Mew)
(The prices below sapplied by a kseal
grocer aad indicative of the dally market
prion paid to growers by Seleea bnyers
bat are , sot gasrsntead ky The States
man.) Bananas. 3 -rw 46 Uj
Haad ---- .
Grapes. CaUf, seedless 1-81
Grapefruit, Calif. S.78
Lemoaa, crate S.78
Oraagea, erate 8.60 to A 00
Aroeadrs. erst 1.80
Cantaloupea, craU i 1.10
Watermelons, lb. . .02
V SO STABLES
(Baylag Prices)
Bsibs, fT- ,
Beets, dos. ...
Cabbage. In.
Carrota, local, dos.
Cauliflower local ,
Celery. Utah 80e; UcaL trW.
Corn. Dcs -Cucumbers,
outdoor ,
Lettuce
Onions. 50 lb.
48
JU
41
40 40
1.00
ti
40
1.40
.T
40
45
J6
- 48
40
14t
40
.60
46
45
40
Green oniona, dos.
Radishes, dot.
Poaa coast, lb.
Peppers, green
Parsley
Potatoea locsl ewt
50 lb. bsgs
Spinach. Seattle, bx
Turnips, dos
Squash, dos.
Tomatoes, Dalles, lug
BOPS
fBayt-f Price)
. .88
1989, lb.
1938.
40
48
WOOL -JTD MOELATB
(Buying Prices)
Wool, medium, lb. ,
Coarse, lb.
Lambs, lb.
Mohair, lb. ----
45
46
40
48
EGOS AST POOLTST
(Boylnc Prices of Andress's)
Grade A large, , , 46
Grade B large dos. 4
Orade A medium, .18
Pullets 48
Colored frys 13 and 44
White Leghorns, heary , 40
White Leghorn frys 48
White Leghorns, fight 48
Old Roosters - 46
Heavy hens. lb. .11 and 48
(Buying Price f Marios Ctnery)
Orade A large, 46
Grade A medium - .19
Qcade B largo i, 49
l-2 lb.; Santa Claus. flat eratea, 65-75e;
Honeydew, crates 75e-1.00; Forsiana,
eratea, 1.85-1.50.
Tomatoes Ore., local, bast 45-50e; lo
cal and Wsshingtoa, unclassified 80-40e.
No. 2s, 85-80e.
Bunched Vegetables Per dosen, par
sley 20-25e; radiabea 15-20e; turnips 85
45c; gieen oniona 20-25e; beet 15-17H;
carrota-17 -20c; dill weed 4-6o per lb.;
endive 40 46e; broccoli 85-40; kohl rabl
40c; celery root 85 60c; chard 15 0e;
ebieory 40.
Boot Vegetables Par 100-pound sacks,
rutabagas, 1.25-1.50; turnips, 1.85-1.50;
beets, 80.-1.00; carrota, 1.00-145; lugs.
45-60c; parsnips, tags 45-50c
mm
Street
Coliee
Golden
West
Vacuum pack.
. $1 19
tin 3 cans'
.dozen IOC
,
. . Gal.
BAKING POWDER,
.
9c
1 cans
pound.
... 230
;
;
:
.
Grade B raw 4 per rent
aaflk. Dairy Co-op price to
d-stribntort, f 1.74.
Bntterfat, No. 1, 20c; No.
S, 27c; premium, SO He.
A grade print, 84ct B
grade, 88c; quarters, 89c.
Grade B medin-i
-ndergradea aad
PnlleU
J6
Jl
as
.OS
J
J8
.o
.04
chea
Lagborn kens
Lagkom frjart, 1 iba.
Oolorsd faysrs. I I lbs.
Oalorad kens -Stags
Old roestcrs
Na. t grade par pound iaaa.
O-AIU. HAT -JTD l-USSB
W-aat, Ba Ma. 1 recieaned .16 te .80
Oats, ton . 23.00
feed barley, ton 23.00
Oiotar Hay, ton 12.00
AUalla ton 15.00 to 16.00
Egg mash. No. 1 grade.
Dairy feed, 80 lb. bag-
Baa arratck feed
Oraeked corn
80 Ib. bag 1.16
1.40
1.86
1.80
1.60 to 1.70
1.86
Wheat
flax, per bo.
LIVESTOCK
(Baying prices tor No. 1 stock, based on
conditions and sales reported op to 4 p.m.)
Lambs, 1839, top..
8. (HI
5.00
8.00
7.00
6.40
6.40
6.00
6.60
6.75
6.00
4.75
JSV
umDi, yearling
Ewe , ,
Hog.
tap
180-160 lb.
6.15 to
6.15 to
4.50 to
5.00 to
6.00 to
6.00 to
8.60 to
850-800 lbs.
Sow
Bsef cows
Balls
Heifers
Dairy typo cows ,
Dressed real. lb.
RUTS
(Prtc paid by Independent PacUng plant
to grower)
EILBERTS Barcelona, orchard run,
lie: jnmbot, 14Vse: lga 13e: fancy He;
babiea 10 Ho. Dncbilly aad Brix nut le
higher
WJJUTS Franqasttes. arebsrd ran.
1e; soft shell, orchard ran, 6-7e.
(Co-op Prices to WhoissalsTi)
riLBEET8 Doehilly, janbo 18c: Igo
16a; fancy lie. Bria asta. Jumbo. ITe;
largo 15 Mi a Barcelona, inn bo, 17: large
14He: fsney, 18 He: baby. 18c.
WALK OT8 rrsnonettea. orchard ran.
bo 17,a largo 18 He. fancy 13 H, mad
inn 12e. soft shells, lomboa 16 He. large
14 Hs fancy 12 He. medium lie: May
ettes, large 16c. Cascade: franqnettes.
largb 12e; faiey 12 He, medium He; soft
shells. largo 12a, fancy 11 Ha, mid, lie.
Hay Researches
Delayed by War
ASTORIA, Oct. 19.-ipr-Oregon
coaBtal hay crops and pastures
will have to await the end of the
European war for vital Improve
ments, Herbert Howell, superin
tendent of the pioneer Astoria ex
periment station, said today.
A 20-year search for two ra-
POLLY AND HER PALS
MICKEY MOUSE
lOHT
IN THE MIDST
OF HIS TUN
WITH THE
LAMP, MICKEY
feSUDOENLV
BROUGHT
DOWN TO
EARTH BY A
'PHONE call!
LITTLE ANNIE R00NET
TOOTS AND CASPER
SAV. 1 NEVER LEFT THAT
aBMJSFR FVMP. A --r-K ftrlANKS J lMT MB TUB " " TH 1 U nZ 7T 7 1
pemmcs? y-r lc s a2a a tor, JKVTr! absetstt-minded ; f dont be TMATS SO V (til xj TJk
Hears pour, bits in JZL ? tTsiLw old dear vri Bh iw ( so naivb, n ( ma wont heart??- Ty-SS.-
THI9 POCKET -(Si jTGli JH. TVX16H! HAVaSkS 4 I iVVW SUNNyJt V fT RATTLE M, "ffS&Z?
Two Bits in this JT Pj J(sjrf ( , Htschanse fx 0&7j? ) ? rV v tC- Vif Syar e
Or4B AM JXrV X ET INAULTWOSB W f I V lW.f" Jtf A
'"
I -TT OFF T GAS Ai USE XXR B-MS-- V t I
4 yeas wwtts siSTEsrAkr the umECrRt. j
SmIl
U-iHT BURNtN LAST NlZiHT.
SOMEONE'S BEEN IN HtRE
HELLo! THEJetTS A NOTE
ON THE TABLE
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. -. Wo. k) infr
THIMBLE THEATRE Starrln Popeyt
LAKDHOJ ATLASTrJE
Hperfect
Wheat Farmers
To Sign Today
11 County Meetings Will
Be Held for Allotment
Program Signing
Wheat allotment farms : for
1940 under the agricultural con
servation program are to ! he
signed up In Marlon county at
meetinga to be held today in each
of the 11 communities of the
Marion County Agricultural Con
serration association.
It is absolutely essential that
farmers who hare wheat allot
ments for 1940 must either sign
nn at a. community meeting to
day, or be sure to sign with their
local committeeman nerore ueio
ber 30, in order to he eligible
for conservation payments, wheat
payments and hairy vetch and
Austrian winter field pea loans,
states Harry L. Riches, county
agent.
Dates Set
Four important dates should
be circled by farmers' on their
calendars tn be watched durlne
the coming season, he added.
October 30 is the final date
for signing the "wheat plan sheet"
and is the first Important date
to keep in mind.
The final date for accepting
in the county office of original
applications for 1938 ACP and
range payments is October 31.
December 31 la the final date
set for accepting in county offices
of original applications for 1939
price adjustment payments.
March 31, 1940 has been - set
an the final data for accentlnsr
original applications for 1939
ACP and range payments, an
nounces Mr. Riches.
rieties of lotus or legume erop
seeds ended in Scotland where
seeds were found which adapted
themselves to western Oregon
counties in tests conducted last
summer.
The Scottish seeds provided pas.
tures and hay crops of long life
and quality, despite varying soil
and weather conditions. However,
shipments from Scotland have
been made difficult by war, and
Howell said it was not known
when substantial amounts of seed
would be available.
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IF "THE SHERIFF
TOUND HUNTIM
STAGE ROBBER
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Quotations
POBTLASX, Ore, Oct 16. (AP)
frodqe ezc-anget
Baiter: Ixtraa 80s; etaaderda 88 He;
prime firsta 87: firsts 88.
Battarfa 80 H -80a.
ggs: Largo extras 88; large standards
21; medium extras meaiom atena
arda 18; small sxtrss 15; amall ataad-
"c-oesas Tripleta 15V.; loaf 16 H.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct 19. (AP)
Grain: Wheat open iiign lmw close
Dee. 82 H 82 H 82 H 82 H
Cesh grain: Oats, No. 3-88 lb. white
26.00. Barley. Ho. - 4 id. bw .uu.
Corn, Ko. 3 EY i-ip. 28.00. So. 1 flax.
1.78H. )
r!h kul ffcidl : Soft white 81
western white 81; western red 81. Hard
red winter ordinary 81: 11 per cent bi;
It per cent 82; 18 per cent 86; 14
per cent VU. tiara wmte, tjasrt ordinary
86; 12 per cent so; is per cent ey;
IS ser cent 82.
Today'a ear receipt!: Wheat 84; (lour
5; corn 2; oats 8; muileed 8.
Portland Prodnce
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 19. (AP)
Country Meets Soiling price to retail
era: Country killed boga. beat butchers.
125 150 lbs., 0 0 He; lb.; eealers, fancy.
14He; light and thin, 10 12c; heavy 0
10c lb.; spring lambs, 14H-15c lb.; year
ling lambs, unquoted; ewes, 6c lb.;
cutter cows, 8c lb.; cancer cows, 6H-7e
lb.: bull. 7-8e ib. '
Lire Poultry Baying prices: Leghorn
broilers. 1 to 14 lbs., 15c; fryers, under
8 ibs.. 14e lb.; do, 8 to 4 lbs, 14c lb.;
roasters, over 4 lbs. 14c; do, 2 lbs. snd
over,. 14-15c lb.: Leghorn hens, over H
lbs., 10-10 He lb.; do, under H lbs.,
0-9 He Ib.; colored hen to .4 lbs. 14c;
do, orer 6 lbs., 14e; No. 2 grade. 5c lets
Turkeys Selling price: New crop bens.
19-20c lb.; toms. 1819c. Baying pricss:
No. 1 hens 17-17 He; toms 16 16 He lb.
Potatoes Yakima Gems, 1.30-1.40;
Deschutes, 1.85-1.40; Klamath, 1.30-1.40
ewt; local Whites 80c orange box; Scsp
poose Burbanks 1.10-1.15 cental.
Unions Oregon 40-S0c; Yakima 85 40c
aaek; Oregon Bermuda's. 1-1 He lb.
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal
fa, No. 1. 16.00 ton; oat vetch. 12.00
ton; clover, 11.00 ton; timothy, eastern
Oregon. 19.00; valley timothy, 18.00 14 00
ton. Portland.
Wool Eastern Oregon, fine. 85-26e
lb.;; created, 28 29e lb.: Willamette val
ley,' 12 month, 29c Ib.; Iamb, 20c lb.
Mohair 12-month, 85 lb.; fall. 29c.
Oaseara 1989 peel. 4o Ib.
Bops Oregon. 1939, 85-40e lb.; 1938.
nominal. j
Domes.le floor Balling price, city da
livery 1 to 25 bbl. lots: family patents.
49a. 6.75-7.85; bakers' bard wheat, net,
4.55-5.80; bakers' blnestem, 5.05-5.45;
blended wheat flour, 5.10-6.45; aoft wheal
4.85-4.90; grsham, 49a, 6.90; w hoi
wheat 49. 6 85.
Portland Lirestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 19. (AP)i
(USDA) Hogs: Salable 600, total 800;
market rather slow bat mostly stesdy.
Barrows and gilts, gd-ch,
120-140 lbs. $ 6.00 6.60
do gd-ch. 140-160 lbs 6.35 7.00
do gd-ch, 160-180 lbs 6.60 7.25
do gdeh. 180-200 lbs 1.00& 7.35
do gd eh, 200-220 lb 6.65 725
Silent Change!
If a Wish Could Make It so
Saying It With Posies
AW HtS POSSE CX5ME
FOR A WOUHOED
-THEyuu KEEP
AM PlNDTWO
n II I -JT MUST BE V I I 1 OF COURSE, I fcV I
AM THE KID ISTOO Cf4GTD 5U5PECT -Ji
A LfTTLE GiWL PlV-
B3 WITH HET7DOG
Victor and Vanquished!
V MERE COMES
AL SKIDDfcR ON
THE RUN.TOOTS!
SOMETHIHLt
MUST HAVE
HAPPENED!
n
Sour - Puss WelcCming Committed
WTT' EVERV
UU6 PERFECT
THE PEOPLE
COGHTTO
BE EXTER
at Portland
do gd-ch, 220-240 lbs.
do gd eh, 840-270 lba
do gd eh. 870-800 lba
do gd eh. 800-880 ibi
do gd-ch. 820-860 lbs
do medium 120-200 lba
feeder pigs, gd-ch, 70-120.
Csttle: Salable and
salable 50, total 65;
total 800; calves
market alow but
mostly steady.
Steers good, 900-1100 1
do medium, 750 1100 lbs
di medium, 1100-1 SOO lbs
do common, 750 1100. lba
Heifers, med, 500 900 lbs
do common, 500-800 Ibs
Cows, good, all wts
do medium, all wts
do cut com, all wts..
do canner (low cut) all
wte
Bolls fylgs exdd.), beef,
gd, all wts .
do sausage, gd, all wte.
'do med, all wts
do eut f om, all wt -
Veslers, gd-ch, all wts
do com med. all wta
do eull. all wta .
Calves gd ch, 40O lbs down
do ccm-med. 400 lbs dn
I 8.75 9.50
7.75(a) 6.75
7.50
6.25
n 6.50
5 25
6.00
4.75
8.50(a) .75
3.00 8. SO
6.25
5.75(d)
5.25
4.50
6.50
685
5 75
5 85
5.00 10 00
6 50M W OO
4.60 5.50
7.60 9.00
5.00 7.60
da coll 400 lbs down
4.004 w
Sheep: Salable 300. total
400; market
slow, but steady with late Wednesday.
Lambs, gd and
ch 8
8.00
H.25
7.75
do med and
gd
7.25
6.00
5.50
5.00
3.00 6
1.50
do common
Yearling wethers,
do med
Ewes, gd ch
do eom-med ...
7.00
6.50
5.50
S.35
3.00
gd-ch
Friends Attend Rites
S II. VERT ON Friends and
relatives from Silverton attended
Wednesday funeral services for
Mrs. Maurine Tallman Taw at
Salem who died early Tuesday.
Mrs. Taw came to Silverton in
1914 and . taught music here
prior to her marriage, to William
C. Taw, also of Silverton. Later
they moved to Salem to make
their home.
Stocks and
Bonds
6.85 7.36
6.25 g 6.75
.107 -50
C.00 6 25
5.854? -10
6.85 7.00
6.50 (ki 7 35
6s 8.60
7.00
8.00
C50
& f.75
& 6 00
October 19
STOCK AVEBAOES
Compiled by Tha Associated Pros
80 15 15 60
Indus Rsils Ctil 8toeks
Net Chg. D .2 D .1 A .1 D .1
Thursday 75.4 23.1 89.5 63.2
Prev. dsy 75.6 23.2 89.4 53.8
Month sgo 76.0 22.3 88.6 53.0
Yesr ago 76.5 21.5 86.5 52.5
1939 high 77.0 23.8 40.6 53.6
1939 low 58.8 15.7 83.7 41.6
SONS AVEEAQES
20 10 10 10
Rails Indus Util Forgn
Net Chg. D .1 A .2 TJnch. A .6
Thursday 62.4 99.2 95.3 47.1
Prev. dsy 62.5 99.0 95.8 46.5
Month ago 60.7 97.2 92.7 41.7
Tear ago 59.6 S9.1 94.0 64.7
1939 high .... 64.9 100.8 97.5 64 0
1939 low 53. 4 95.8 90.4 41.7
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Bean Co-op Will
Extend Acreage
Because this year's pack ol
beans has been virtually closed
out, the Blue Lake Producers
cooperative is planning to go back
to a full 100 per cent acreage In!
bean planting next year, O. 13.
Snider, manager of the plant in)
West Salem, announced yesterday.
Acreage was reduced 30 per
cent this past season because of
a large 1938 carryover.
The cooperative expects to
wind up its season by Saturday
night, when the last of the corn
pack will be finished. This year
was the first year corn has been
packed there. Although quality
was curtailed by drought condl
tions when the crop was develop
ing, the quality has been good,
according to Snider.
Silverton Property Sold
SILVERTON The Clifford
Rue property on East Fifth street
has been sold to the Ernest By
bergs. The Glen Briedwells are
living in the house at present.
Pefc&cmaJL
up o30O
We don't ask you what
you want to use the cash
yon borrow for we don't
ask for cosigners! You
get your loan the most
convenient way so why
do without Immediate
funds?
STATE
Finance Co.
A HOME-OWNED
tXSTITXTION
(Childs & Miller's Office)
344 State St.. Salem, Ore.
. Phone 9261
Lie. So. S-216 M-a
By CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEYi
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By BRANDON WALSH
By JIMMY MURPHY
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