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(CcnniLiiasb Fi msi unci at Fair M f. i i f i: I If I if s s 'if 'is- ! ' i m - . . . . , - - I Th OnSGOII STATESMAN. Sclera. Oregon, Satardar l-orclng. August S3, IS13 . " : ! ' ' mr.K ULini - - . "Strictly Private' how VisasrX fw1 LErs 7 W WV- Pi- - By Quinn Hall Quotations at Portiana CM hi PEA MCrtV- 0D SMOLUA SAtf At USX NU5UT WH wwr ts wcav as of he -most fkmnemt GIRLS tU U3NDCtt-SE wOlD SW OUT N AI A VERY 66 GIRL W ENGLAND. Vbus. cow OULt SCA BG GIRL. slVUS5E36i. Portland Produce snPTtAND. Or- Aug. 27 (AP) 1 Butter AA grade prints to ',:. c-r-47 the: A grade prints 46-i.c: crtoiu I 47c; B grade prims - . . .. -- .. I Butterfat rsi qu-u. i l- i nt l.Dtr cent acidity, oeuer-u - S5-S5te lb.: oremlum oual- i - , i ity. maximum ox w acidity, 53-53 Vac lb.; valley route and country poinU 2c less than first or 60-50 VaC ID.; secunu 4--"j I land 2c under iirst v- i - . 7 - , . i toilers: Oregon triplets, jd wu. 294ic lb ; triplets to wholesalers, 27c lb.: loaf. " FOB. , Eggs Price w prooucen; a 49c: B large 47C A meoium x i , -...it Huvins prices: No. I -.rlo i-s-hom broUers up to 2V lbs- 30c: colored fryers under IV to lbs. 29c; colored roasters over 4 lbs. wc Monday's :Radib Programs, - HILM MONDAY 13M &. T AO Newt J 1 5 Rise - n Shine. . 1:15 -Roving Cowboy. ... 1J0 N-ws ' ' 7:45 Mornlnf Moods. -: 0 Cherry City News. 8:10 Cherry City News. JO Tango Time. S -00 Pastor! CalL . :15 Music. 10K Cherry City News. 10 OS Music. 11:00 Cherry City News. Ilt0 Hits of Yesteryear. 115 -News. 12 XH Organalitiea. Salem Market Quotations ' The prices below supplied by a lo m! mrnrrr ara indicative of the daily -market prices paid to growers by Sa-l lem buyers dui are no uimii by TheP- Statesman: ' Lettuce, dor. , . . .75 Cauliflower, crate - ' Corn, dot ears . 1 Avocados, crate 3.00 Crook neck squash, crate .125 Italian squash. 30 lb. , 3.50 Cucumbers, doz. Green onions, do. bun. .70 Turnips, do. bun. -2,, Cabbage, lb. -02i Swiss chard, half doz. bunches -SO Tomatoes, lb. J lug 150 Endive, doz. bun. ... ,. , - 1-20 - Radishes, doz. bun. . -90 CanUlouprf. crate ; w Carrots, doz. bun. ! . 0 Celery, doz. bun. 0 Parsnips, lb. , , Savoy cabbage, lb. h -9? New ruUbagas. lb. . -07 Watercress, doz. bunches i -SO Watermelons, lb. , -05 Peppers green, lb. .09 Green beans, lb. -07 Green wax beans. Ib. -07 BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY Andreses s Buying Price , (Subject to change without notice) BUTT ERF AT 1 Premium a No. 1 No. 2 -50 Hogs, top, 160-225 lbs. . - "-50 Sows i .... m.uu m Top veal - 12.00 to 13.00 Dairy type cows .w h Beef type cows 7-00 to 1.50 Bulla 7.00 to 950 I era 21Vc: stags 2iac ip. nnawi mricrvs scuini mii. -"A,,ni- drMsed breeder hens 303Zc id. -Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave rage country klllea to retails w : IUve price 10 prou j"" Onions - green. 35-40C doz. bunches; iir.11 Walla 2.15 SO-lb. bag. ' : Potatoes New xaauma viems, iw. 15 ona na- local 2.50 cental. . ' Country meats roiioaca; prn wi ! retailers: Country killed -nogs. DCS! butchers, 120-140 lbs. lc; vealers. AA 22ic: A 21lic: B 19!-4c; C 174e: culU i(ii... pinmruncr cows ivc iu., bulls, fanners -cutters 14ttc; lambs. AA 28c; A 24'ic; B 22lic; C 20Vc; ewes. fs !3ic: meaium 12c: tv, iu-,4c; AA 214c; A 201c: B 18ic: C 16C wool Government conuoi.. - . Cascara bark Dry. 20c lb. Mohair 1942. 12-month 45c lb. - Hods Nominal . Seed stock. 1942 . . 1 aTA M . Ik m ctod 1.40 id.: - eQie8s iiw-a.-v i ft umIUu 70c: seed 65c lb. Hay Wholesale prices nomu ; aifaifa Na 2 or better 533- no. -1 Montana timothy $33; No. 1 grass hay at- ni-vtr-h C25-30 ton. valley points; Tr . . .. . . i a.. .4. timothy tvaueyi axa i - KOIN CBS MONDAY 7 Re. 6 KW Northwest f arm Reporter, 0:15 Breakfast Bulletin. 0:20 Texas Rangers. 0:45 KOLN Klock. 1:15 Wake Up News. 7:30 Dick Joy, News. . 7:45 Nelson Prtngle. Newa 0 Consumer News. - . : 0:15 Valiant Lady. -830 Stories America Loves. 1:45 Aunt Jenny. t AO Kate Smith Speak. 9:15 Big Sister. 9-30 Komance 01 Heiea ireni :4S Our Gal Sunday. 10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful.' 10:15 Ma Perkins. . . - 10-30 Vic and sade. 10:45 The Goldbergs. -11 wO Young ur Maiona. 11:15 Joyce Jordan. . Ili30 We Love and Learn. 115 News. 12:15 News. Bob Anderson. KG W NBC MONDAY 420 Ke. 4 AO Dawn -Patrol. 5:55 labor News. 0 AO Everything Goes. C -30 News. Heifers Dressed veal BUTTER PRINTS A B Quarters ' EGGS Extra large" Medium ,; Standards Pullets Cracks - POULTRY Colored frys up to tV lbs. . Colored frys over 2U lbs. ' Colored hens .46V .45 ','4 .47 .47 .43 .43 -32 22 ...30 -29: -25.. 3 -t0 White Leghorn frys White Leghorn hens Marlon Creamery's Buying Prices -X Subject to change without notice) EGGS Large A ; -7 Medium A .43 Pullets . -35 POULTRY All hens All springs -25 -29 S0 Roosters or stass Above prices for prime stock, under frades according 'o value. .IVESTOCK i Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based en conditions and slaes reported. Shorn lambs 7.00 to 8.00 Spring lambs . : - 11-00 Ewes - i ; 3.00 to 5.00 Portland Grain 150 to 10-50 31 Stocks and Bonds August 27 STOCK AVERAGES 30 Indus Friday 68.9 Previous day , 69.2 Week ago 69.7 Month ago Year : ago . 1943 high . 1943 low - ..69.8 53.0 74.6 .60.2 IS 15 Rails Util 24-3 34.8 24.4 34.9 24.6 . 35.0 24.1 35.2 17-2 23.7 27.4 36.8 18-3 27.1 PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 27 (AP) wku-Nn fufaim ouoted. ' r.ch or .in Oats No. 2-38 lb. white 49i. Barley Na. 2-45 lb.; BW 43-25. KTn 1 flM 3 Oa. rmH wheat (bid) : Soft white 1.37; soft white excluding Rex 1.44; white oinh 1 44: western red 1.44. Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.35; 10 - mmt 1 S5: 11 ter cent 1.35. Hard white Bart: 10 per cent 1.45; 11 ir cent 1.46: 12 Der Cent 1.4. Today's car receipts: Wheat 34. bar- lv 10. flour 9. oats 3. hay 2, mill- feed 5. flaxseed 1 Stks 49.2 49.4 ' 49.8 49.9 S5 East Side Market 41.7 BOND AVERAGES 20 Friday Previous day Week ago Month ago Year : ago 1943 high 1943 low 10 19 10 Rails Indus Util Foen .76.0 105.7 105.1 61.6 76.1 105.7 105.0 81.7 76J 105.6 105.1 1.7 1 76.4 105.4 104.9 61-3 1 ..63.2 103.5 96.3 49.6 ! 78 7 105.7 105-2 62.7 64.6 103.8 98.0 53-2 Oil Use Effective On Weed Patches ONTARIO -Use of crank case oil on noxious -weed patches to prevent seed formaUon has been 2.m I lug. PORTLAND ' Ore.. AUC 27 (API A surprise showing of muskmelons .rirterf to an unusually largo display of offerings on the East Side Farmers market today. The muskmelons. from the Dayton area, were the first on the market for a long time. Cantaloupes from The Dalles ranged in price from around $3.25 for - Hales to 54-25 for Hearts of Gold. Pear offerings Increased. ' Bartletts spread from $2 to S3 a box generally with a few Hood River selections going to 53.50. General prices: ' Apples Gravensteln 3.00-2t5; Red Gravensteins 2.50 box. Cabbaee Round type 1.10-155 crate. Beans Green 7c lb.: yellow 1c lb.; Oregon GianU 6c lb.; horse 60c found effective in tests conducted I by J. B.Holladay, assistant county i agent. One application stops seed formation and marks the boun-1 daries of the patch for later atten tion with chemicals. Woodard Very 111 SILVEETON M. C. Wood ard, president of the Silver Falls Timber company at Silverton, is reported quite ill at a Port land hospital. Only very close members of the family have been permitted to visit him, ac cording to reports reaching: here. 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Wf IsstaWUBliB iHk 4IM 3 -i- ; AND ; li HIGnEST CASH PRICES Curly's B2uj Fairgreacds Ed. at Oood Phon. 8783 35 Labor News. 7.-00 News. 7:15 News Headlines. 7 -M Reveille. -7:45 Sam Hayes. 8:00 Slart of Today, .. . , 0 J5--News tO Rose Room. ; 8:45 David Ha rum. , . j 00 Open Door. . ; , 9:15 Commentator. 9 JO Mirth and Madness. . 10.-00 Music 10:15 News. 10 -to Gallant Heart.' 10:45 For You Today. .- 11 AO Guiding Light.-- - 11:15 Lonely Women. 11:30 Light of the World. 11:45 Hymns of All Churches. - 12.-00 Story ot Mary MarUn. KALE MBS MONDAY-1J38 K. . " f :45 LitUe Show. 7.00 News , 7:15 TeJtas Rangers. 7:30 Memory Timekeeper. 80 Shady Valley Folks. S -TO News. . 8:45 What's New. - 04)0 Boake Carter. 9:15 Woman's Side of the News. 9:30 Music. "t' 9:45 Marketing. - . 100 News. 10:15 Curtain Cans. 10 This and That. . 11 AO Buyers Parade. 11:15 Bill Hay Reads the Bible. 110 Concert Gems. 11:45 Rose Room. 120 News. MX BN MONDAY 1198 Ke. . 4.-00 We're Up Too. " . 0 US National Farm and Borne. , 8- 45 Western Agriculture. 7:00 Music. - 7:05 Home Demonstration Agent. 7:15 Mountain Melodies. 7010 News 8:00 Breakfast Club. AO My True Story. 9 -10 Breakfast at Sardl'S. 10 AO Baukhage .TaJting. , 10:15 Gospel Singer. Early Hop Yield Low; Gains Due , By the Associated Press ' Early hop yields were smaller than expected, but later varieties will run over pre-season . esti mates, to make the 1943 yield higher than last years, the War Food administration reported Friday. Trade advices Indicated that during the week ended Thursday, growers were too busy harvest ing to enter new market commit ments. The labor situation was report ed to be satisfactory during the week, but some : question was raised over the supply for later harvesting. Down mildew was reported In some yards, but the "general state of Oregon's crop was not reported Additional Market News on Page 10 1030 Andy and Virginia. 10:45 Woman's World. 11 AO Bankhage Talking. 11:15 Mystery Chef. 11.30 Ladies Be Seated.' 12 AO Songs by Morton Downey. KOAC MONDAY 550 Ke. 10 AO News. . 10:15 The Horn emakers Hour. 11 AO Music of the Masters. 12 AO Newa Light rains delayed harvest in some sections, but reaping pro gressed satisfactorily. jMs a is mm mm m M v For Codget Balancing - Never shift money from one classification of your budget to smother! YouTl never budget efficiently. Instead when you're short fo Doc tor Bills, or Rent, or miscel laneous bills, get personal - loan from us, and be back in balance! Find oat about -oar dignified credit terms . . . For money la harry see Stels Fishes Co. Telephone S16S 212-222 Guardian Cldg. Corner Liberty A State Lie. S-21S U-222 We are always m the saarket to say for CASH Real Estate Mortgages and contracts. Mer chandise Discount Paper and Notes. Cantaloupes The Dalles standards 3.00-4.25 crate; spears a.o; vaKimas 3.00-2.25. Cauliflower "(broccoli - -No. 1. 1.00; ordinary 2.75; No. 2. !25-2.50. Corn Northwest L75-2.0O crate. Root veeetables Turnips 1.20; beets 40-OOc doz. bunches; carrots 40- 50c doz. bunches. Lettuce No 1. 3.00-35. others ! 2.00-2-iO. Peas local 2.50; coast 3Jt5 box; No. 2. 2.25 box. Peaches Crawford 2 00-2.25 box; 4.00-450 bushel; ' Slappy 2.25 box: 4.50 bushel. Peppers No. 1, 1.25 box.- Spinach Local 1.75-1.85 orange i bOX. !.:: " Radishes ; No. 1 spring.; red 50c dozen bunches. Rhubarb Field 1.00 box. Onions Green 40c dozen bunches. Raspberries 2.25 crate. Strawberries Rockhill 3.25 crate. others ' 3.00. ' ' ' ! Potatoes No. 1-2. 1.25 orange box. Tomatoes Mid-Columbia 90c -1.25 box; local. 75C-1 AO box.' Portland Livestock v PORTLAND. Ore . Aug. 27 AP) (USDA) Cattle: Salable 23, total so; calves salable 10, total 25: mostly ; a i cleanup market, demand very narrow for all classes, practically no steers or heifers offered: weeks best grass steers 14.00,- strictly good fed steers lacking: best spayed heifers 13.25; oth ers mostly 12.25 down; eanner ' and 1 cutter cows 4.00-6.50: few common beef cows 8.00-50. week's top - good beef cows 11 65; medium to good bulls i quoted s.oo-ii.oo; odd good to choice vealers 13.00, cull to medium grades 7.00-12.00. Hogs: -Salable and total 50: market i steady; odd head good to choice light weights 15.50. extreme top late Thurs- i day 15.65: - good sows - mostly 12.00; i choice light feeder pigs , quotable to 17.00. or above.' , Sheep: Salable 300. total ' 750: mar- i ket '-steady on kinds available: - few good spring lambs .11.50, common to I medium 9.00-10.00; culls down to 3.00 1 and belowr- liberal share receipts feed ers, good light - shorn feeders 8.00. wooled feeders Up to 10.50: medium to good ewes 3.75-4.25; common down , to 1.50. XA COINS OUT FOB A . WH1LS, ANTON BMEMEt . A RS0M!5 fVVPTY m AWONI WANTS TO KNOW If LOOK.CHli W-4 iTHEflE COM THXTjif . : t.i2J SCORCHT SMITH 00D...WHEM we TBiED HER ROOM . HS CAJD Ht HAO A 6HOW TO DO, IN FIFTEEN MINUTE Y-f- -J fa 1 K IV MMETMlNw 4rrsAN6C HEQ8T TWO OP OU SHADOW HER THE BEST WITH AAE WTU. HAVE ANOTHER LOOK KT THAT ORE4SJN0 SOOfA OF HECrS CyOWvE 0JD BARNEY GOOGLE - ' " - a I umi niKcr Ai rLlLlLl t A I I III WVJ ws l VJlAVtW I I ' ! i in ' . . GOGVt ME ONE 4AVtV 6&V! GEE- "L VEEL Voo:i 7 v ,v . .-rr C BIS PtASW CO& S "-III ,.C OfZ CAMEA$n7; MICKEY MOUSE SECRET PLAME. T) ?J ' T" TOOMr1 SfCRB ME HULY THE KAlCRoA ABOUT EAXXfiT. 1 UJANNA) SOSPB OJILU J kNOUJ ttJHV XXiSTr-r EXPLAtM TALKS WEM t- 7 THAT,MR J THIMBLE THEATRE LOOK'S. LIKE ALPH ABE K Tarf kl'-ll f A' TEgMiMQijow rsTxl txt rZZ&prTZtCD ESV X INDEED? YOU KNOW WHAT, 2EPO?-MR-TPAINAP WHO OWNS ALU THE TRAIN EO 006S, SEZ YOU'PE THE SMARTE5T LITTLE" ' DOS HF qVER SAW- HE SEZ HE WOULD TRADE HIS WHOLE PACK OP ; EDUCATED D06S i FOR YOU J LITTLE R1UUZ ROONEY rBUT I TOLO HIM I WOULDN'T I TRADE YOU FORALLTHE DOCS ! THE VUOttlXV CAUSE WJ AN MB ARE- CHUMS -f W 3 I ft II v W m ' ' f IW REMEMBER A LITTLE WHILE AGO YOU WERE JEALOUS OP MR. TRAIN AQ'S EOUCATED OOGS?- NOW ILL BETCHA they're ALL JEALOUS OP YOU- 8-28 IH WE TIME. THE'VlAEV JKf lAHO TI ffCLUDlMS THE RA1LK0AP BUILDER. Mi rlABWMS. It4 iNnuUi " v PATCH. HARWN6 6ETTH1S OF TW PjOAT TO BU1LU I Kt'i OUR t1ATf iiui an sal r - I!. i i s. t PAN. THAT OMAHA THE KEY CTTV WET-t TO MELP HADWNG I WOMPfcB WHAT IHC NO-tlWIlT MtXT MOVB WU. BC 1 i -s v r r jv! I i ... Zzzrz "Fcra 'Error R-u- Can Be Used Either for Garden Spraying cr for Fire Extinguisher in 1 .Mill I M HUI 173 S. Lllrrly, Zzlzn, C; C:ass:r.23 Adrertl-laj ... i . i - Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 Threo oscrtns per Un' incprtinns oer lino Oris montb per line. $1-25 Minimum cbarge 25c; S U. min Lmuro 35cd 6 tL rain. 4S& No refunds. : : , ;, . - Copy for this, page accepted un til 30 the evening before publica tion for classification Copy re ceived after this time will be run under the beading "Too Lata to Classify- j The Statesman assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors which may appear in advertisements pub lished in tts columns and tn cases where this paper is at fault will reprint that par) of an advertise ment In which the typographical mistake occuis. - The Statesman reserves the tight to reject questionable advertising. It further reserves the - right to place all advertising under the proper classification. - A - "Blind" Ad an ad containing c t -man rwn number for an ad dress is for the protection of- the advertiser and must therefore be answered by letter, ina statesman is not at liberty to divulge tnf or matlon as to the Identity of aa advertiser using a Blind" ad Livestock and Poultry tor SAUCt Jem y cow milking 1 gsL Jersey cow milking 4 gal. Regis tered Guernsey cow with heifer calf. rpers with bom. mo. oia neuer. mo. Jersev bulL real fat 1 weeks old veal calf. 30 red pullets, starting to flay. About 50 Plymouth hock iryers. average about ms. eacn. i biU and 1 buck. W. O. MulvUiUl, RU C, box 540. FOR SALE: IS day old heifer calf. $3.00. A. - C. Spranger. Kt, 6. box im. FOR SALE: Leghorn fryers. 2 to 2, lbs.. 35c lb. Call after 0 p. m. B. R. McKay. 1533 Mill. roM ' SALE: i Gentle Shetland pony. Ph. 17F2. R. W. Tavenner, Bt. 4. box 418. ATTENTION 111 Will Muwt dead A worth less stock in a moment's 'notice I SALEM FER TILIZER A BY - PRODUCTS, Fn. WW i Collect i No other rnone.i , Auctions AUCTI Leaving the ON SALE ! I farm, will Bell the fol lowing property. Located 4 miles NE of Salem, one one-tnira miies Hayesville school, one mile north one-third mile east of Silverton Turner four corners. - . MONDAY, AUOUST 30. AT 1 O'CLOCK ' - UVU11A.K , Taut two -vear old heifers, milking. Nine head of heifers six months to one year oldi Team of good work horses and harness. 12 head of feeder pigs. j MACHINERY John Deere tractor, rubber tires. with, two 14-inch plows. No. 4 size tires 14-24 high bar. John Deere heavy duty 8-foot disc. John Deere riding cultivator K. L. John Deere fertilizer attachment for K. I 2-section John Deere harrow. ! Marker, rtoner. Mower. I Walking cultivator. 2 OUver No. 40 I plows. 1 No. a rotary pump. Dix cut ltr No. 4D. Walking cultivator. Clo ver seeder. Onion dropper, Two gas barrels. Gas barrel pump. Oil cans. Carriers. Fertilizer. Hay rope, iron kettle. Hoes, etc. FURNITURE 94-4 nr-n eee electric Incubator. 12- dozen egg kerosene Incubator. 2. baby beds. 2 dressers. 1 compiexe oea m. chests. Dining itable and chairs. Kitch en cabinet. Universal range with coils. Organ. Dishes.j Other articles too nu merous to mention. 1 . CARL STETTLEK, OWMJl .. A. J. Baker. Salem. Auctioneer, ttu t Baker. Clerk.' I . AUGUST 29. 11 A .M. 19 ml. N. on Wallace road ana i mi. W. 1st hse. N. Spring Valley ecnoou Owner has leased his farm and is go ing' to California. Selling at auction: cows, heifers.1 vealers. pigs, horses ma chinery, furniture, wood. Owner J. .H. Barnes. ! ' M. A.- GROESB ECK, Auctioneer Lunch Terms Cash Jones Warns Against Use RawPliospliate A warning against the use of raw rock phosphate in feed mix- tures for dairy cows is given by Dr. I. R. Joiies, professor of dairy husbandry at Oregon State college In. connection with the current shortage of steamed bone meal. Phosphate: rock usually contains from 3 to 4 per cent fluorine which is poisonous to livestock If con sumed for ainy length of time be yond extremely small amounts. Dr. Jones explains. Any mixture that contains more than .01 per cent fluorine is dangerous. If the per centage - is kept . that low, the amount. ot rock phosphate that can be added to feed is so small as to be of no real benefit, he explains. i , , Experimental studies in Oregon indicate that there Is not likely to be a deficiency of minerals other than Jalt , on most Oregon dairy farms? Where mineral de ficiency has been reported, in vestigation has usually shown that the trouble is simply a case of underfeeding of total feed or pro tein, or both. , If the concentrate mixture fed dairy cows contains at least one- third wheaat, bran or millrun or one-third high protein feeds, or even a combination of one-third mill feeds and high protein feeds, there is every reason to "believe that ample phosphorus will be pro vided. The j few instances where this will not be the case might be on farms in phosphorus-deficient areas, if only home grown rough age and grains are fed. There will not be a deficiency of calcium j in the ration If the roughage contains legume hayt or good pasfure, says Dr. Jones. If oat or rye grass or poor grass pas ture is used, there may be a de ficiency even though good con centrates are used. In such cases, additional calcium may bze pro vided safely by giving the cows free access to a high quality ground limestone cr by inc! it as 1 per cent of the concentrate mixture. i v 1
