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Salem Market
The prices below supplied by lo
cal grocer arc indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman?
Lettuce, dor. ( . i
Cauliflower, crate 1 J5
Corn. do, ears 1
Avocados, crate - 3
Crook neck squash, crate , .i
JUlian squash. 30 lbs. 1 3.50
Cucumbers, doz. , :
Green onions, do. bun. . -TO
Turnips, do. bun. .. IS,,
Cabbage, lb. . -- ----- 0214
Swiss chard, half doz. bunches SO
Tomatoes, lb. ....... -i '"8 ?"
Endive, doz. bun. -Rariiahes.
. doz. bun.
1.20
.90
4.00
.60
.80
.10
.00
.07
.90
.05
.09
.07
J07
Cantaloupe, crate
Carrots, doz. bun.
Celery, doz. bun.
Parsnips, lb.
Savoy cabbage, lb.
New rutabagas, lb
Watercress, doz. bunches
Watermelons, lb.
Peppers green, lb.
Greer beans, lb.
nreen wax beans, lb
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
Andresen s Buying Price
(Subject to change without notice)
BUTTERFAT
Premium l . . r.. -84
No. 1 -53
No. 2 : . JO
BUTTER PRINTS
A
B :
Quarters
EGGS
Extra large
Medium
Standards
Pullets -
.45V4
.47
.47
.43
.43
M
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...80
.29
Cracks
POULTRY
Colored fry up to 2' lbs.
Colored fry over 2',i lbs.
Colored hens
White Leghorn frys
White Leghorn hens
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12. Bustle
13. Leaves out
14. Before
15. Who is the exiled King
of Greece?
17. Appearance
19. Rested
20. Harvest
21. Strained
23. Goes in
26. What American I sndsc ape
punter lived from 1925-1994 h
27. Replace
r 28. Neon (symbol)
29. What is the modern name cf
the ancient Italian river -Pad
us?
SO. Seizes
JS.What is the termer name
cf Iran?
39. Narrow body of water; ;'
.40. African antelopes
41. Feminine name
42. Back of neck
43. Fuse
45. Stair parts
48. Ocean
49. Timber projection
Bl. Narrow inlet "
62. Foot-like part
53. Eat away
1 4. Gain eight of
VERTiaVL
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2. Lyric poem
3. Made of wool
. 4. Persons with old-fashioned
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5. Revises
6. Lithium (symbol) -
7. Fixed gra zer
8. Ancient as"-ic
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Quotations
Marion Creamery's Buying Prices
(Subject to change wunont bvucc
EGGS "
Large A ..: ;
Medium A m
Pullets . -4 J
DfllTI TIV
All hens
AU springs i,
nnncar nr staff 11 .- 0
Above prices lor prime stock, unuer
grades according 10 vaiue.
Rnvine nricea for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and slaei reported.
Shorn lambs i.w w .w
Spring lambs , 11.00
Ewes . a.w o a-w
Hnn too. 160-225 lbs. 14.50
Sows
. 10.00 to 11.00
12.00 to 13.00
5.00 to 6.50
7.00 to 8.50
. 7.00 to 9.50
. 8.50 to 10.50
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Top veal
Dairy type cows
Beef type' cows
Bulls
Heifers
Dressed veal
Stocks and Bonds
: August 29
STOCK AVERAGES
30
Indus
Thursday 69.2
Previous day 69.0
Week ago 70.5
Month ago 71.0
Year ago 52.S
1943 high 74.6
1943 low 60.2
IS
Rails
24.4
24.2
14 8
25.6
17.1
27.4
18.3
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Util
34.9
34.8
35J
35.7
23.7
36.8
.27.1
60
Stks
49.4
49.3
50.3
50.9-
36.6
63.3
41.7
BOND AYERAGES
20
18 II 10
Rails Indus Util fogn
Thursday
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
1943 high
1943 low
.76.1 103.7 105.0 61.7
75.8
76.5
76J.
.63.1
105.7
,105.6
103.4
103.4
105.7
103.8
105.0
105.0
104.9
96.4
105.2
98.0
61.7
61.5
62.0
49.5
62.7
.78.7
..64.6
53.2
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11. Gain
16. Rant
18. Hits genUy
21. Carols ,
22. Lifeless
24. Swift
25. Porticos
31. Spheres of contest
32. Auction
JS, Who was procurator of Judea
1 during the trial of Christ?
34. Less fresh
35, Who is the hero of Booth
Tarkington s novel
"Seventeen"?
36. Who is the "lily maid ot
I Astolat in Tennyson s poem
"Lancelot and Elaine"?
37. Knocks
38. Scoffs
43. Serpent
44. Born
46. Who is the tventy-year
sleeper in Legend ot
Sleepy Hollow"? -
47, Speak
50. Negative reply
Answer to yesterday's puzzle.
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Quotation:
Portland
Portland Produce
irT-T a Kn Ctr- AuS. 26 (AP)
Butter AA grade print
47ic- A rade prints 46 lie; carton
47c; B grade prints 4c; carton 464c
lb ' . ' MAvtmtim
Butterfat - jiitsi quij
of 6 ot 1 per cent aenmy. ee";
at Portland 52-52,iC lb.; premium qual
ity, maximum of J5 of 1 per cent
acidity. 53-53'ie lb.; v"ey rout, and
country poinU 2c less - than first or
50-50' ic lb.: second quaUty it Pert
land 2c under first or 50-50,ic lb
Cheese seuing price ruiii
tailers: Oregon triplets, wc id.; yl
29'kc lb ; triplets to wholesalers, zc
lb.; loaf. 27ic TOB. : ...
Eges Price to producers: A large
49c: B large 47c: A medium 45c doz. .
Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1
grade Leghorn broilers up to 2'4 lbs,
30c; colored fryers under 2,i Jo Vbm.
29c; colored roasters over 4 lbs. 29c;
Leghorn hens under 2U lb. 25,4c; over
3t lbs. 25'ic; colored hens to to- 5
lbs. 25',c; over a o. -a.
era 21',ic; stag Jiiic id.
Dressed turkeys - Selling price.:
Country dressed breeder hens 30-32clb.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to retail 44c lb.;
Uve price to producers 24c lb.
rvniona ereen. 35-4 0c doz. bunches;
Walla Walla 2.25 50-lb. bag. -
Potatoes New Yakima Gem. No.
1. 2.90-3.00: local 2.50 centaL t ;
Country meats rojioat
retailers: Country killed nogs, oesx
butchers. 120-140 lb. lc; veaier. m
22V4C: A 21W, B iw,ic; j
15ic; canner-cutter cow 14Vc lb.;
bulls, canners-cutter 14s,ic; lambs, AA
26c; A 24lic; B 22,4c; C 20,!,c; ewe.
FS 13Vc; meaium ic; n, v-k-. ura.
AA 2U4c: A 20ic: B 18'4C; C 1C
Wool Government control, i
Cascara bark Dry. 20c lb.
Mohair 194X 12-month 45c lb. .
Hops Nominal . Seed stock. 1942
crop 1.40 id.; eeaiessi i.ov-i.d" .,
contract seedless 70c; seed 65e lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nonuui:
aifai Na 2 or better 833: xno. i
MooUna timothy 33; jno. i grass nay
832; oat-vetch 525-30 ton, valley points:
timothy (vaueyi ton; ivr
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore Aug. 24 (AP)
Wheat: No futures quotea.
r-ash rrain: No. 1 Iiax i.uivm.
r-h wheat ibid 1: Soft white 1J3S:
soft white excluding Rex 1.44; white
club 1.44; western rea im. m
Hard red winter i orainary. l.oo-,,
10 per cent 1.37; U per cent 1.38.
Hard white Bart: 10 per cent 1.48;
It nr cent 1.48V.. 12 Per Cent 1.49,a.
Today's ear receipts: Wheat 17. bar
ley 17, tlour 1, -oat z, miiiieeu
East Side Market
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 26 AP)
East Side Farmer market quoiauons
today: I
ADDles Gravenstein 2.00-2JS0; i red
Gravenstein 2.50 box. ' !
Cabbaee Round type 1.10-1.25 crate.
Beans Green 6-7c lb.; yellow 6c, lb.
Cantaloupes The Dalles stanaaraa
35-3.50 crate; Spears 4.w crate.
Cauliflower (broccoli) No. 1, 3.00;
ordinary 2.75; No. 2. 2.25-2.50.
rnrn Northwest 1.75-2.00 crate.
. Root vegetables Turnips 1.20;
beets 40-6Oc doz. bunches; carrots 40
snn dni bunches.
Lettuce No 1. 3.00-3JS5; others
2 00-20. ! i
Peas Local 2.50; coast 33 box; No.
2. 2.00 box. ..
Peaches Crawford 2 00-2.25 box
4.00-4.50 bushel; Slappy 2.20 box, bush
els 4.50. I .
Peppers No. 1. '125 box.
Sninach Local 1.75 oranee box.
Radishes No. 1 spring, red 50c
dozen bunches.
Rhubarb Field 1.00 box.
"Onions Green 40c dozen bunches.
Rasoberries 2.23 crate.-
Strawberries Rockhill 3i5 crate
others , 3.00. ' '
Potatoes No. 1-2. 125 orange box.
Tomatoes Mid-Columbia 80c-1.00
box. - I ,
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 28 (AP)
(USDA) Cattle: Salable 150- total
400; calves salable and total 35; mar
ket slow, steady to weak, beef cows
around 25 lower, several lots of all
classes unsold: few grass steers 10.00-
11.50; some held higher; cutters flown
to 8.50: common to ; mediumViieifers
9.0011.50; canner and cutterv cows
4.00-6.50: -tat dairy type to 7.00; load
medium to good beef cows sold at
10.50 and 1125: cutter to common tuus
7.00-8.50; good salable 10.00-11.00: good
vealers 13.00. common to medium
rnripl 9 00-12.00.
Hogs: salable and total 40o; market
active, fully steady; good to choice
180-Z23 ids. ' mostly 13.30, negngioie
lots 15.65; 240-300 lbs. 14.50-15.00: 140
170 . lbs. 1425-50: good sow 300-550
lb, largely 12.00: choice feeder Pies
45 lbs. 17.50. heavier weights 14.50-
18.00. !
Sheep: Salable SOOtoUl 900; Iambs
steady; good to choice spring lambs
12.00: medium to good grades 11.00-ao
common to medium 9.00-10.50; feeders
10.00-50; shorn feeders at 9.00; med
num to good yearlings 9.00-100: ewes
weak, few good grades 4 .SO, common
to medium 2.00-4.00.:
Around Oregon
By the Associated Press
An air force sergeant from Um
atilla, Vernon E. Davis, who at
tempted to rescue equipment from
a burning plane at the risk of his
life "somewhere in China has
been awarded the soldier's medal
for heroism. .
Try se of . Chinese remedies
Amazing SUCCESS for . SO00
years In CHINA. ,No matter with
what ailment are AFFLICT
EO disorders, slnasitis. heart,
last. liver. kiSaeys, stomach,
(as. . coBstlpaUoau t ulcers. . la
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Chinese Herb Co.
Office ' Bears Ostly
Teem. - 'and . - Sat.
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10:45 Music.
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9 AO Northwest Farm Reporter. . ;
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8 J 5 James Abbe Covers the News.
8:30 Rose Room.
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9 :15 Consumer's Time.
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10:30 All Out for Victory.
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Feed 7ith Raw Rock.
Phosphate Dangerous
CORVAIXIS, Aug. 2S.-A)-Feed
mixtures containing ' raw
rock phosphate are dangerous to
animals, Oregon dairymen were
warned today.
. Rock phosphate usually contains
fluorine, poisonous to livestock,
Dr. I. R. Jones,' Oregon State col
lege dairy husbandry professor
said. Any mixture containing
more than .01 per cent is danger
ous, he said, and if the percent-
age.. Is kept that low the amount
of rock phosphate Is so small that
Are ion Faced by an Unexpected Expense 7
If you are,' State Finance Co. will help you. We have helped
hundreds of people who found themselves confronted with
financial emergencies for which they weren't prepared. Come
in and get a State Finance Co. loan to help get yourself back
on your feet.
Repayment Schedule to Fit Tear Income
STATE FIIIMICE CO. . ,
212-222 Guardian Bid. Corner Liberty and State I
Telephone 8168
We are always In the Market to kay for CASH Real Estate
Mortgages and Contracts, Merchandise Discount Paper and Notes.
IN FACT. THE AAAkl
l-SEADUST CHUNG
THIS
f TWO AN TWO ARE FOUR-1
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it would hot help the stock any
way. " -
Dr. Jones said there wa little
likelihood - that dairymen wouia
find a mineral deficiency in food,
except for salt
Circus Truck Crashes
HOOD RIVER, Aug. 24.-r-An
Arthur Brothers,, circus truck and
trailer crashed into a power pole
here today, killing two trained
dogs. Freed monkeys scampered
up trees to the delight, of child
ren. The driver was uninjured
and circus elephants righted the
truck.
Lie. S-2U M-222
SEE. HE'S SMART ! HE PICKED
OUT THE WRONG NUMBER,
SO we COULD ,
DO THE TRICK
-ftl WITH THE CLU3
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Livestock and Poultry
mn AT E. 1 Si-vra fnr KattirrlaY.
Ph. 72151140 Madison.
FOR SALE: JBuff Cochin bantams.
SOS Breys. I
CHRIS riE New Hampr puHes, 61
and S wks. old. i Blood tested Iwh pro
ducers. Ph 1-2425. let. 3. box U9. Sa
lem. 4 mile from Liberty on Skyline
road. .- ..1 ,
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Will remove dead Si worthless stock
. . mnt't until! SALEM FER-
TIT.17.EH & BY PRODUCTS Ph 6000
Collect No other Phone J
Auctions,
AUCTION SALE
XT .- n ...I n Salim. mil
.... ..... - w- ---
.v.. r.k. iraiim Ink f nf rvd arrow.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 28 1 JO P.M.
S Good Jersey! & uuernsey, au iresn.
1 team of horses; feeder pigs;,0 old
hens; 100 five i months old pullets:
home made tractor; electric fence: all
other machinery; large circulator
heater: dining- set: cook stove: beds,
springs, mattress; dressers; tools, Ss
other articles, t
A. J. BAKEH. j Sajem, AUCTIONEER
Help Wanted
' HOP PICKERS WANTED -
w ii nllrlnff hortf at our
Lakebrook farm on WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST 25th. ',Our trucks will haul
pickers to ana: xrom uie urai. w
w a.i.hi )n ni1r hnm nleaM
meet our trucks at 6 :00 A.M. '"cb-
morning at one; oi tne louowipg wca
tions: I I
21st and MiU Streets I
21st and State Streets
19th and State Streets
17th and Center Streets
17th and Market Streets
Capitol , and Market Streets
Fairground Road and Highland Ave
nue. !
Leslie School.)
Commercial and Center Streets
Commercial and Columbia Streets
Keizer School. , .
T. A. JUVESLEX at
unD Ditwnt WAMTFD
imm Di.k.n nit rii mn 400 acres
mences Augusti23rd in the Early hops
. . "... a . ea x
and continues witnoui any lay on in
the Late hopsj fncreoy maKing ions
season. Bumper I crop. Invite inspec-
Hmi rt..n n.wlw naintMl pahlna fur
nished free to j pickers and day help.
tree wooa, eiecuic ugnis ioh euuu
.... . n.ni..rv i Kiit.hr chnn anil m.
taurant in Camp. Camp will open on
August 20th. Register immediately for
reservations. I
c A Mclaughlin hop ranch
2 miles North I of Independence. Ore
gon. Man: koum i. jrnone: nr.
WH. NOBLE. Superintendent.
PEACH . PICKERS. Transportation
furn. No one! under 16 need apply.
Phone 22278. El M. Boies.
AUTO mechanic. Top wages. Your
own boss. 8091 Edgewater. W. Salem.
WILLIAMS & TH ACKER will start
picking late hops Sept. 1st. 4 mi. W.
of Salem. Top) wages paid. Ph. 21331.
HOP PICKERS at Hartley & Craig
yards on Minto island. Ph. 5028 or
4462. 311 Richmond Ave.
HOP, PICKERS WANTED
250 Acres Choice River Bottom Hope
4 miles s w Salem. 3 weeks of
fine picking beginning Septem
ber 1 Good camp ground. Fine cabins.
Or free transportation to and from
yard Register at our office. 147 North,
Commercial Street, or write John J.
Roberts & Co.. Salem. Oregon. Ph. 9623
PRESSERS WANTED, willing to
Uara . KIm aivnaaVlanal tn aea fa T V PeSlea
cock Cleaners. 485 Center street.
HOP PICKERS. ml. ti. of Salem
near Mission Betton schooL 100 acres
of earlys A laltes Cabins, stoves At
wood ' furn. Picking starts Aug. 25.
C. Q Hiltibrand. RL 3. Box 217. Ph.
22449. 1 , -r,,.,, ....
Hop Pickers Wanted
3 miles S.Wl of Salem, (Brown's
Island). Picking; start Sept. 1 on early
clusters. Clean j camping cabins, elec
tric lights, running water, wood fur
nished. Pickers i using their own car to
drive to work j should contact me la
advance and register pickers they
carry. See truck schedule for daily
transportation in next Sunday's paper.
E. A. Miller. 212 Guardian Bldg. OfXic
Tel. 8168. Res. 8980. :
BEAN PICKERS wanted badly. R.
M. Harnar, 5 miles So. Salem, 4 W.
Pen Annex. j
WANTED: Hop pickers for our Wll
Hart' yd 17 miles No. of Salem on
Newberg highway. Excellent picking.
Price for picking 3',ic lb. Cabins. Elec
lights, stoves, wood, tables 4c benches
ec clean straw) Free. Store & meat
market on camp grounds. Register
now. Picking will start Aug. 23. Phone
22681. Ward IJfcndy. WU-Hart Hop
Yd, GervaTs. Ore.
Help Wanted Stale
Workers now I employed In war pro
duction should (not apply and will not
beconsidered far employment by em
ployer advertising ui this section.
Male service ista. attendant. Ph. 8600.
WANTED: 2 imen with sturdy log
ging trucks, all! year Job. Strictly war
defense operation. '18 mile haul. 84 00
per thousand. Trailers must be eauip
ped with water cooled brakes. Phone
5982 after 8 PJ.1
BOYS, age 131 to IS. to carry States
man routes near your home. Be ready
to start Sept. l.i All applicants must be
accompanied b parents or have a
written statement from parents. Earn
$1X0 each morning 8000 a year. Also
supervised labor platoon especially for
Statesman carriers will start about
Sept. I. Carry i route and work with,
labor platoon 4 hours each day. Earn
good money. Apjply at Statesman office
at once. . j
Help Wanted -Female ;
TREE Instruction In photography,
retouching, coloring, finishing. Good
pay while learning. Bishops Studio.
520 State. j
LADY COOK. Apply at Quelle.
per month. Phone Jefferson fc.2. Mrs.
E. L. Gates, i
GIRL FOR general housewotk. Good
pay. Call 730. i .
WILL HAVE opening for r"stry cook
about SepL 1. l-,rrrut.g sUiit. Perma
nent, ine tiiue jwra.
SODA FOUNT ALN rstL Tte fra.
WANTED: lioltl rr,,;j. A;:'.y I ' ?i
Hotel. - : i
BOOKKF-EPFH, cv!-.ier: n;.rrPnc.
ed. Permanent - por tion for rfi.c-.-nt
person. See ' r5r. - . to rt, at X . : t- a a s
Jewelers. 164 ti. Lioerty.