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Tha OSEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Orjon. WdndaT Morning, April 19, 1344
PAGE TWELVE
Far'
Quotations at
East Side Market j
PORTLAND. Ore, April It AP)
liberal ottering" of nearly all type
. of produce except radishes marked
Portland East Side market trading this
morning. What radishes were avail
able went for around 90 cents a dozen
bunches. -.".' ,
Demand generally kept tip with of.
ferings and in some cases exceeded
the supply. -General
prices:
. Apples: Wlnesaps (Stayman) $3 box;
Newtowns 3.00-3 .23 box.
Vegetables - ...
. Asparagus: Canby, 9.23 pyramid.
Bnimili: Green 1.00 lUBT.
' ' Cabbage: No. 1 green 2.75; ordinary
. iM crate: red 1.75-3.00 pony crate;
savoy leurly) 75e cauliflower crate. -Cauliflower:
No. 1, 1.65-1.75; near Is
Greens: Spinach, local 80c-1.00 orange
box; mustard 70-80c doien bunches;
kale 75c crate; swiss chard 75c dozen
i bunches; parsley 60 -65c dozen bunches.
i . t iM riftnn hunches;
vniuiia. .-ww. -
' commercial grade, dry. 50s, 1.70 bag.
I Kaaunes: itea vuc uun uuuvim.
Rhubarb: Field, boxes. 15s. BOrOOc;
J Root vegetables: Bulk parsnips 75c
r lug; carrots ou-svc; iurni ta-wuK
Sprouts: Brussels 3.50 flat box; bulk
1 stock 10-12c lb.
" riaata:
? Lettuce 10: cabbage . 1.00; cauli
flower 1.50: chives 1.75; pansy 1.60
jflat; marigolds 1.50 box; snapdragons
1 JO flat.
Portland Livestock
i PORTLAND. Ore.. April II AP)
" (WrA) Cattle, salable and total 100
carves 15: market very slow. Steers
. and heifers in light supply following
good cleanup on Monday's run at
'steady to 25 lower; best , fed streers
13.85; bulk of good grades 14.50-15.50;
beet heifers 14.00; liberal: supply of
dairy type cows held over: few tales
another 50 lower or fully $1.00 below
late last week, instances $1.50 lower
on fat dairy type cows; ; canner and
cutter 4.00-6.00: few fat dairy type
cows 1.50-7.50. some held higher; cut
ter to common bulls 1.00-3.50; good
vealers 15.00: choice salable to 16.00;
common-medium grades 00-14.00.
. Hogs, salable and total 200; holdover
bout 1500; on partial clearance steady
at Monday's low time: ' some light
' lights 50 lower: sows 50 lower; good
choice 190-230 lb. largely 13.75: 175-340
lb'. 1255-75; 170-185. lb. 13.00: light
lights down to 11.00; few 140 down to
10.00; good sows largely 10.50, few to
11.00: good-choice feeder pigs 9 00.
Sheep, salable and total 50; scatter
ed sales weak; few good-choice heavy
lambs -15.00; cull and common shorn
and wooled lambs $.00-11.00: few cull
and common ewes 2.00-4.00; good wool
ed ewes 6.50-7.00; few good-choice
spring lambs late Monday 16.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 18 (API
Wheat futures and cash grain un
quoted. Cash wheat bld): Soft white 1.51;
soft white excluding Rex) 1.53; white
club 1.54; western red. 1.54.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.52'i:
10 per cent 1.52'; 11 per cent 1.53;
12 per cent 1.55.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 133;
Eggs Wanled U
"Top Prices Paid!
. Prompt Remittance
Ship or Brine Your Egg to
FEED IIEYER
EGG DEPOT
131 8. E. Alder 81
Portland. Ore. i
L
Mew Variety Store
DECENTLY OPEIIED HI WEST SALEII
(MR. AND MRS. F. STEWARD, OWNERS)
In stock is a complete line of Notions, School
Supplies, Electrical and Hardware Supplies,
Glassware, Enamel and Varnishes as well as
Men's, Ladies' and Children's clothing and
Ladies', and Men's Tailor Made Suits.
Leading
Dish
Cloths
Bath
Towels
32-Piece Set of Dishes
4 shades $S25
PASTEL
Blue and Pink, 72x84
All Y7c:l Kidllkg Yarnsg pgr czzzt, lCc
ALL VElGm WOOL
John H. Mason and Company, Tailored Made Suit,
Ladies or Men
027.50, $34.25 b -S42.25
I!:a's Sp:rl Czdz 17.95
Ilea's Sl;:!a AH sites and colors ; . 9.95
Lzlzzia Czzls twu,-. .LiJ.. " 13.95
r-zi cHri smyy 1.95
'.l:z 'lillLi 2 09c
Portland
11 per cent 1.54: 11 per cent 1 .53.
-TMljri car receipts: othwi.ji. vm-
ley 9, flour 3. hUUeed 2. flaxseed 3. ',
Portland Produce
PftSTLAMD Ore . Anril IS (AP)
Butter, AA grade prints 46c; cartons
46c; A grade prints 45ic; cartons
46c; . m grade prints w.sc; cmimm
Butterfat first Quality, maximum of
.6 of 1 per cent acidity. deUvered In
Portland 62-52'ic; premium quality,
maximum of v35 of 1 per cent acidity.
53-53 'a c lb.: valley routes and country
points 2c les$ than first or 50-50,ic;
second quality at Portland 2c less
than first or 50-5OaC - .
Cheese: Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 2.4c; daisies
29.9c lb.; loaf 30 Jc lb.; triplets to
wholesalers 27c; loaf 27',ie FOB.
Eggs: To producers: Nominal prices,
case count 28-30c; select henneries 29
30c; mediums 24c dozen. - y
Eggs: Nominal prices to retailers In
cases. A grade large 36c; A medium
32c; small 23-24c.
Live poultry: Buying prices . from
producers: Broilers up to 2 lbs. 27,c;
n a 28c: roasters over
4 lbs. 28c; Leghorn and colored hens.
all weights Z,sc; roosters ana
10c ;
Rabbits: Government celling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c lb.;
live price to producers 24c lb.
Turkeys: Selling to retailers: Dress
ed hens, No. 1.! 3fl',-43c lb.
Turkeys: Alive: Government ceil
ing buying prices: Hens 42c; toms
36',ic lb., dressed basis. .
Onions: Green 80-0c dozen bunches;
V.krim rtrv 9 47.5 75- Ortm 1.74.
Potatoes: Yakima No. 1. 2.75 cental:
do 2s, 90s, 95c; Klamath 3.75; De
schutes No. 1, 2.B3 cental; local
3.00 cental.
PoUtoes: New California whites
1 fio-l.40 ner SO-lb. baa: new ' Texas
? JSA-lh ha
Country meats: jioiioacs: prices w
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs. 17-18c; vealers
94 111'-- A tll'.i" R IQ.IBKev C 15-
17ic;' culls 12-lSc: canner-cutter cows
10-14c; bulls,' canner-cuners i-,c;
lambs AA 26c; A 24'ic; B 2c; C
10-20c; ewes rs I3'c; meaium 12c;
tt Ki'.i" tr irr nittfrj-ommon cows
10-104c; beef AA 21c; A c: B
14c; cutter-common ouiis i-c.
Wool: Government control.
Cascara bark: 1944 peel 20c lb.
VfnVi.lr--1U9 U.mnntti 45e lb.
Hops: Nominal contract: 1944, 90c
lb.: 1945. 65C lb.; 1840. 00C ID.
Hay: Wholesale prices nominal: Al
Ma 9 Httr S4 0O-3S 00: Oat
i.hh M AA tnn vallvv noints: timothy
(eastern Oregon) 35.00-36.00 ton; clover
24.00 ton;. Montana grass nay no. i
33.90 ton.
Stocks and Bonds
April IS
STOCK AVERAGES
30
Indus
19
Rails
16.5
27.6
28.1
28.4
24.6
28.4
22 9
19 SO
Util Stks
3S.7 50.9
36 2 51.8
36.6 52.3
Tuesday 70.4
Previous day 71.3
Week ago 71.8
Month ago 73.0
Year ago 67.8
1944 high 73.4
1944 low 69.1
BOND AVERAGES
20
Rails
Tuesday 86.7
Previous day 87.8
Week ago 87.4
Month ago 86.1
Year ago 74.5
1944 high 87.8
1944 low 79.5
37.0 53.1
32.5 48.3
37.1 53.2
, 35.1 49.5
10
Indus
105.4
105.4
105.3
105.2
104 9
105.7
105.2
10 10
Util Fogn
105.9 66.1
106.0
66.0
106.0
10S.S
102.2
106.0
104.7
06.1
65.6
59.8
66.2
932
Late Spring Snow Hits
Tillamook Logging Area
TILLAMOOK, April 18 -iJPj-Late
spring snow Interrupted log
ging and forced wild game to low
er levels, residents said today.
The snowfall Sunday held back
gardening and farm work.
Specials This Ucbh!
SLs
Wash
Towels
Bobby
Pins
Safety
Pins
CLfllKETS
Tan, Single Blanket,
66x84
Opens Store
J
X
Floyd W. Steward, w$o with Mrs.
Steward Is owner of the West
Sal em Variety store opening
this week at 110$ Edgew'ater
street, West Salemi
Floyd Stejward
Opens Store j
With an accent on the word "va
riety," Floyd W. Steward, for 20
years with the Thomas Kay wool
en mills here, is' thi week an
nouncing the opening' of his West
Salem Variety store a 1109 Edge-
water street. I I "
3 ' " S
After his years of experience In
the clothing business, Steward de
clared Tuesday that 'he believed
his line of men's, women's land
children's clothing; featuring tailor
made suits for both men and worn
en would be an important part of
the new store's stock!
However, that stock lso includes
hardware, electric supplies, farm
supplies, tools, wire and fencing,
furniture, notions, school supplies,
glassware, enamel; anil varnishes.
No.
Svnoosis of Annual Statement of the
Maryland Casualty Company, of Balti
more, in tne stale ox Maryland, on xne
thirty-first day of? December. .1943.
made to the Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Oregon! pursuant to
law: s
capital!
Amount of capital stock paid up.
6474730. I -
INCOME I S
Net premiums received during: the
year. $41,320,813.44. s i
Interest, dividends and. rents receiv
ed during the year, s 1, 604 .3S 1.38. h
Income from other sojrees received
during the year. S29634B.38.
Total income. $33,122,214.20. ;
DISBURSEMENTS . I
Net losses paid during the year in
eluding adjustment expenses, $13442.
309.12. :. i 1 - i i
Commissions and salaries paid during)
the year. S8.7e4.4e1.74.
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
the year. $1,076,014.62. i -
Dividends paid on Capital stock dur
ing the year. SS10.0W.0O.;
Dividends paid to policyholders dur
ing the year. None. - -
Amount tf all other i expenditures.
Various, $4,335,850.36. j
Total expenditures,; $281128,635.84.:
ADMITTED ASSETS -
Value of real estate ofvned (market
value) $2,085,769.01. f f . '
Losns on mortgages and collateral,
etc.. $3.401.707.15.. I
-Value of bonds owned (amortized).
$37,206,923.82. - I i
value ox siocks owneox (marxei val
ue). $7466,802.08. i
Cash in banks and on hand. $10.
26562.61. -
Premiums in course 5 of collection
written since Septemberf 30. 1943, $5.
688.451.64. I -
Interest and rents duei and accrued,
$126,064.02. t 5
Other assets (net). $966,479.60. :
Total admitted assets. 66621.5593.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid. $24.-
082.357.32. . ' i
Amount of unearned $ premiums on
aU outstanding risks, $)4.013.S70.02.
Due for commission and brokerage,
$1,069,952.88. i
AU other liabilities; Various. S6.173.-
056J3. - I
Total liabilities, except capital, $45.
S38.936 55. - -
Capital paid up. $4.974'Jt73.00.
Surplus over aU liabilities, $16,608.
350J8. s i
Surplus as regards policyholders,
$21,582,623.38.- -1 :
Total $66.9215593.1 I - I;
. BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR
THE YEAR
Net premiums received during : the
year. $135,169.80. '
Net losses paid during the year,
$32,339:10. - ? T
Name of - Company. - Maryland Cas
ualty Company. I
Name of President. Stewart McDon
ald. - . . i . ,
Name of Secretarr.' Glenn .C Bram
ble. . . t.. i -. .1-..: .
DRS. CHAN .i. LAM
Dr.Y.T.Lam,NJ. Dr.G .Chanel)
CHINESE Herbalists
241 North Uerty
Upstairs Portland General Electric
Co " Office open Saturday only
10 ajn to 1 pjm $ to"7 p.m Con
nutation: Blood pressure and urine
tests are tree mi eharga. Practiced
since 1911. 4, . .
. SAFETY
3i:Li t Jg L. 1
I20; Dividends V" -
That's why policyholders renew with Hngglns
.office year after year. .
THE GENERAt CAPITAL STOCK INSURANCE
AT ITS BEST
CHUCK 1
1 Vi "rt
U U ; irJGUnAfJCE (
'Oregon's Largest
Salem snd 1
123 N. Commercial
Stocks, Bonds
SufferSlump
NEW YORK,. Apra lS-VPfr
Stocks, accompanied.by bonds,
stumbled today ia one of their
most substantial relapses on ac
tive dealings since early Novem
ber as selling urgency appeared
In the wake of revived nervous
ness over . possibly . Imminent Eu
ropean war developments.
The Associated Press 60-stock
average was off J9 of a point at
50.9, widest slipup since Novem
ber 8. Transfers of, 1,193,350
shares compared with 537,720
Monday and ' were the largest
since March 28. It was the broad
est market since November, S80
Issues appearing. Of these 802
were off, 62 Hip and 118 un
changed. 1'
Rails were conspicuous on. the
retreat, having to contend with
the ICC order for the roads to
show cause by May 8 why the
1942 freight rate boosts should
not again be, suspended for six
months. I . ,. ' '
Prominent casualties included
Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Dela
ware & Hudson, US Steel, Chrys
ler, General Motors, Texas com
pany, Park & Tilford, US Rubber,
Sears Roebuck, Deere, 1 Douglas
Aircraft, J. Cj Penney, Du Pont,
Allied Chemical and Philip Mor
ris. '
Budget Estimates
Must Be in Full
Annual county budget estimates,
under a law of the 1943 legisla
ture, must be published' by the
county courts in full and not sum
marized, the state supreme court
ruled here Tuesday.
The suit was brought by W. T.
Vinton, McMinnville attorney as
a taxpayer, against the Yamhill
county court which sought to pub
lish ' the budget in summarized
form. The supreme court deci
sion, written by Justice Arthur D.
Hay, upheld Circuit .Judge George
R. Duncan.
Another opinion Tuesday:
G. W. Manning, executor and
trustee of the estate of E, D.
Hendricks, appellant, vs. United
States National bank of Portland,
defendant, Margaret M. Hen
dricks, respondent, and Edward L.
Hendricks, a minor, and Lyle V.
Hendricks, appellants, App-eal
from Yamhill county. Suit for ti
tle to bank stock. Opinion by-Jus
tice James T. Brand. Judge Arlie
G. Walker, affirmed.
No. 8-9
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Lutheran Mutual Ule insurance com
Danv of Waverly. in the State of Iowa,
on the thirty-first day of December,
1943. made to the Insurance Commis
sioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant
to law: i
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid up.
None.
' INCOME
Total premium income for the year.
S2.918.769.68. I
Interest, dividends and rents receivr
ed during the year, $640,136.54.
Income from other sources received
during the year, 356,037.57.
Total income. $3,914,944.09.
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses, endowments, annui
ties and surrender values, $368,057.28.
Dividends paid to policyholders dur
ing- the year, $463,352.57.
Dividends paid, on capital stock dur
ing tne year. None. .
Commissions and salaries paid dur
ing tne year. SJ03,761.54.
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
tne year, sw.uai.is.
Amount of . all other expenditures,
$250,529.04. S .
Total expenditures. $1,531,781.56.
ASSETS
Value of seal estate owned (market
value). $293,360.93.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc.. $9,305,297.62.
Value of bonds owned (amortized),
$6,557 .958.51. . i f. i
Value of stocks owned (market val
ue); None. 1
Premium notes and policy loans,
$1,082,755.75. t
Cash in banks and on hand, $709,
147.44.. jL , I :
Interest and rents due and accrued,
$140,483.06. I
- Net uncollected and deferred prem
iums. $470,957.61.
Other assets (net). -$7,797.66.
Total admitted assets. $18,552,160.15.
- - LIABILITIES - 4
Net Teserves. $14.769494 J7.
Gross claims for tosses unpaid, $54,
990.M. . .. -
All other liabilities. S2.074J26.89.
ToUl liabilities, except capital, $16,
899.1116. i
Capital paid up. None.
Contingent reserve. $150,000.00.
Surplus over all liabilities, $1,503.-1
Surplus as regards policyholders.
$1,653,048.99. .- . , . -
Total. $18.952,16029.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR
THE YEAR -
Net premiums and annuities receiv
ed during the year. 810.828 01. .
Dividends paid , during - the year,
$1,968.51, .
Net losses and claims, endowments,
surrenders, and annuities paid during
the year. $3,000.00.
Name of Company. Lutheran Mu
tual Life Insurance Company.
Name of President, J. E. Hegg. i
. Name of Secretary, Walter G. Voecks.
Statutory resident attorney for ser
vice. Insurance Commissioner.
- "PLUS
II
d-.:;...
. Upstate Agency"
nTarxTtf IpTJ
- Salexa - 44C3
Sgeaks Friday
Dr. Eocene K. Kellersborger, aa
: ordalaed minister of the Presby
, teriaa church, south, a medical
missionary in the Belgian Conro
for 24 years, will speak at 7:45
Friday nlf ht at the Evangelistic
tabernaele, 13th and Ferry. He
fa speaking; . hero under the
American Mission to Lepers.
No. lt-15
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
American United Life Insurance Com
pany ot Indianapolis, in the State of
Indiana, on the thirty-first day of De
cember, 1943. made to the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Oregon,
pursuant to law: :;
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid up.
None. n
INCOME i '
Total premium Income for the year,
$7,406,503.77.
Interest, dividends and tents receiv
ed during the year. $3,645,1588.
Income from other sources received
during, the year, $1,764,128.43.
Total income. $11,813.70.48.
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses., endowments, annui
ties and surrender values, $4,646,981.98,
Dividends paid to policyholders dur
ing the year. $17B.414..'
Dividends paid on capital stock dur
ine the year. None.
Commissions and salaries paid dur
ing the year, $979,326.04.
Taxes, licenses and-fees paid during
the year. 8270.215.01. !
Amount of all other expenditures.
$2,010,243.07.
Total expenditures, $8,085,180.56.
' ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). $3,520,843.75.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc- $5,271,913.56.
Value of bonds owned; (amortized),
$44,949,376.20.
Value of stocks owned (book value).
$203,405.24. : ,!
Premium notes and policy loans,
$381.739.48.
Cash in banks and on hand, $689,
256.98.
Interest and rents due and accrued.
S688.090.44.
Net uncollected and deferred prenv
iums. $994,083.77.
Other assets (net). $46,284.72.
Total admitted assets. $61,625,250.14
LIABILITIES
Net reserves. $54,68287.01. ?
Gross claims for losses unpaid, $453,-
830 23. ' -. ,
All Other liabilities. $1,584,704.70.
Total liabilities, except capital, $56.'
721.121.94. ." . , .
Caoital oaid ud. None. :
Surplus over all liabilities. $4,904.-
128.20.
Surplus as regards policyholders,
S4.904.12S .20.
Total. $61,62550.14.
BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR
THE YEAR
Net Dremiums and annuities received
during the year (Old Line), $58,861.06.
Dividends paid during the year (Old
Line). $1,559.52. . i
Net. losses and claims, endowments,
surrenders, and annuities paid during
the year (Old Line), -$51,250.36.
Name of Company, American United
Lite insurance company. :
Name of President, Geo. A. Bangs,
Name of Secretary. W. A. Jenkins.
Sttutory . resident attorney for ser
vice. Leslie E. Croucn.
No. 28-10 "
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Order of Railway Employees, ot Saa
Francisco, in the State of California,
on the thirty-first day Of December,
1943, made to the Insurance Commis
sioner of the State of Oregon, pur
suant to law; i
.- . - CAPITAL f
Amount of capital stock paid up.
None. ' - .
INCOME " '
Net premiums received during the
vear. 8678.162.41. ' - j " v
' Interest dividends and rents receiv
ed "during the' yar.- $3l4i.S4. -: - -Income
from other sources received
during the year, $10,655.93.;
Total income.. 710.158.68. ' -
v--.,' ; DISBURSEMENTS " ,
Net losses oaid during the year In
cluding adjustment , expenses, $367,
844.63. ' "
Commissions and salaries paid dur
ing the year. $196,595.11 . , -
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
the year. S2S.637.81. -
Dividends paid on capital stock dur
ing the year. None. 5 i ' "
Dividends paid to policyholders dur
ing the year. None.
Amount of all other expenditures,
$48.93920. - rr: ; .-
Total ' expenditures, $640,016.79.
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). None. :
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc.. None. : j - :- -'Value
of bonds owned (amortized),
$883.892M. I
Value of stocks owned (market val
ue), $144.00. - - S . ;
Cash in banks and on hand, $89,
239.7S. - i ! '
Premiums in course of collection
written aince September 301943. $sr.
890 M. - - . ..
Interest and rents due and accrued,
$8,401.11.
Other assets' (net) $16,662.10.
Total admitted assets. $1,049,546.83.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid. $183,
577.01. , ' '
. Amount of unearned premiums on an
outstanding risks. $4,016.61. . - .
Due for commission and brokerage.
$14,937.73. - " .. '
i All other liabilities. $166,981.02.
Total liabUlties, except capital, $369.
912.37. ' ? -fte.v v.
Guaranty Js Emergency Res. Fund.
$300,000.00. . .
Surplus over an lUbUitles. S380.034.4S.
Surplus as regards policyholders,
$680,034.48. -....: ,
Total. $1,049,546.85.
BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR "
- THE YEAR --
Net premiums received during the
yeer. $42,386.34.
. Net losses paid during the year.
$27J6S.74. i-
Name of Company, Order of Rail
way Employees. . . - . t
Name of President. C W. litstnger.
Name of Secretary. ' A. E. Davis.
MAM trfsstar
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Grains Stumble
To Low Levels
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CHICAGO, April lMtfV-Trad-
ing in the grain pits faltered at
small Items of good news today
with some wheat and rye contracts
in early sales stumbling to the
lowest levels in a month. vi -'
S Reports of better moisture con
dition in some sections of Kansas
and Nebraska caused some trad
ers to revise their figures on the
amount of wheat acreage that
may be abandoned. There also
were reports that seeding of spring
wheat was under way in some
areas of the Canadian northwest
May contracts of wheat, barley
and oats stuck to the ceiling pric
es. Deferred wheat: contracts
which recovered some of an early
loss, were to IYa lower, July
$1.68. Rye. was to 1 lower,
July $1.284-. Oats were un
changed taj Va lower, July 78,
and barley: H to 4 lower, July
U4. j
Houses with southwestern con
nections sold July wheat and the
bread cereal recovered some of its
early losses on short covering and
some commission house buying.
Salem Market
Quotations
Tho Drteee ! below suDDlied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers oy a
lem buyers I but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
Cauliflower, crate 8 23 and. 1-55
Crook neck St Italian squash, lb. Air
Turnips, doz
Cabbage, lb.
bunches
IM
jOS
.70
SO
M
L50
03 ,i
Endive, doz.
bun.
Radishes, dos
bun.
Carrots, dos.
Celery, doz. i
Pumpkin, lb.
bun.
bun.
Parsnips. lb.
J09
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
ABdresen's Buytag Prices
(Sobjeet te chaage withoet aetlce)
BUTTERFAT
Premium S4
No. 1 : J3.
No. S U M
BUTTER PRINT
A
B ;
, .46 ','4
v45'4
MX
29
25
23
.20
24
20
28 and 30
Quarters
EGGS
Extra' large
Medium
Standards
PuUeU
POULTRY i
Colored hens. No. 1
No. S.' colored bakes
rrys
Old roosters j .15
Marlon Creamery's Buying Prices
CSekJers te change wltaom notice)
POULTRY i
No. 1 springs - 29
No. 1 hens 4. 25
LIVESTOCK i
Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based
on. conditions and sales reported:
Dressed veal ; 21
Spring lambs; 14.00 to 15.00 -
Yearlings 9 00 to 11.00
Ewes ; - . 8.00 to 6.00
Hoes, good to choice trade. '
170 to 230 lbs. , 1425
Sows , i 10.00 to 1030 '
Top veal , 1
Dairy type cows
Bulls U ;
13.00 to 14.00
9.00 to 8.00
7.00 to 9.50
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Orson Welles, as Edward Rochester, and Joan Fontaine as Jane, la
"Jane Eyre,? the fllmixatlon of Charlotte "Bronte's great romance of
- love pitted against terror, which opens today at Warner's Bslnore
- theatre. Also featured la the east are Margaret O'Brien. Xeggy Ann
Gamer and' John SnttonTv Conmaaloa - feature on the program.
"Trocadero,' stars Rosemary Lane and Johnny Downs and restores
'fear famous "nunc bands." - - , . .
"Oh, no. yen don't! You're my husband!" And with that Gall Patrick
'grasps husband Cary Grant to restrain him from following; Irene
Dunne, his other wife! Yes, that's the situation and basis of KKO
; audio's sparkllnr marital comedy,, "My Favorite Wife." in which
Irene, presumably lost ia -aa African exploration, -returns .after a
seven-year absence on'the day; that Cary weds Gafl. Eandolph Scott
is also merrily Involved aa a scientist with whom Irene spent that
period est a desert Island. Tfcls fature and "California' Joe" with
Con Carry is bow at the Capitol theatre. . , ,
livestock and Poultry
? BUY
WARD'S QUALITY
CHICKS
NOW
Come in and place your
order today -pay later on
Ward'a monthly payment
plan. : Chicks shipped di
rectly from hatchery to
you on orders of 100 or
more, or pick up at store.
' All chicks' from tested
flocks Oregon hatched
for Oregon's climate. Get
your chick supplies at the
same time. r
MONTGOMERY WARD
159 N. LIBERTY ST. SALEM. ORE.
PHONE 3194
LEGHORN cockerels 3c. . Available
w!c5-ykjl-1?1! ?J'?-H-thc!?
0 COWS, X heifers, i heifer calves.
100 N. H. laying hens. East D St. Box
845. Large red barn in rear.
PAIR of 7 and S yr. old 1600 lb.
geldings. Sound and good workers.
Would trade. S70 SUverten Rd. Ph. 34074
N. H. BABY cockerels on April It.
4 weeks old cockerels. Ph. 22459. .
BABY CHICK? and custom batching.
t2 yrs. experience assures you of best
quality and satisfaction. Prepare for
better market conditions later. Hatches
every 1 Monday and Thursday. Hamp
shires. Leghorns, Red. Barred Rocks
day old ckls or pullets. Ph. 22861
Lee's Hatchery i
CUSTOM Hatching. Turkey Eggs.
Member of Oregon Poultry Improve
ment" board. Albany . Hatchery, Al
bany. Phone 636J.
I ATTENTION
Will remove dead Si worthless stock
In a moment's notice I SALEM tER
TTLIZER St BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. 5000
Collect (No other Phone).
NEW Hampshire laying pullets or
ready to lav pulkts. Immediate de
Uvery. Choice selection, ph. 22861. Lee's
Hatchery.
Wayne Morse to Speak
At Silverton Sleeting
SILVERTON Wayne - Morse,
republican candidate for the sen
ate, will be guest speaker Thurs
day; night at 6:30 at the chamber
of commerce dinner. He will be
introduced by Glenn Briedwell,
chairman of the program commit
tee. The dinner will be open to the
public and will be followed by a
business meeting presided over
by John W. Jordan, president At
the business meeting the principal
business to come before the mem
bers is the revision of the consti
tution and by-laws -of the organi
zation. - . .
- :i .
Help Wanted.
CLEAN, experienced griddle man or
woman : wintMl. Rt mimmmm lulrf
Mickey's Sandwich - Shop.
- WANTED : Couple or rniddla aged
lartv 4a . kn 4iah. tw4 . a
well behaved children, ages from 4 to
center St. any time during day.
HELP wanted fof poultry farm. Ph.
S-2861. Lee's Hatchery. , -
KITCHEN and dininr room hIn
janitor. Good wages plus room, board
ana launary. Oregon State Tubercu
losa 'Hospital, f
" " J UUIU. KU.
oia. j. as. Micnois, t. a. Box 141.
and WAflll fnv hMI wmri
mmZ ' - " W S '
Ph. 7858. ..-..-.-'! -
TAXICAB DRIVER. 441 State St
Help Wanted Male
Workers now, employed In war pro.
duction should not apply and will not
be considered for employment by em
ployers advertising in this section.
La
1 IIT 1
unarv Workers
I Wanted
Excellent Working Condi
tions -Essential Occupa
tion - Good Wages - Year
Around Work
No Lay Off s
Wanted girls and. women to learn
pressing, flat work and aeneral laun
dry occupations.
Apply Today .
t Capital City Laundry
, 1264 Broadway
Experienced Lubrication
Man, good wages, fine
working conditions.
W. L. Anderson, Inc.
960 Marion St - I Phone 7703
Carloaders, lumber hand
lers, various capacities.
Full wage scale. Govern
ment housings
COASTAL LUMBER
COMPANY
Grand Ronde, Oregon
? Apply
U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
710 Ferry St., Salem, Oregon -
AUTO mechanic. Top Swages. Tour
own boss. 809 Edge water, W. Salem.
MAN to take charge in wholesale
paper whse. Permanent. Good fu
ture In old established firm. Ph. 3114,
Mr. Donaldson.
RAILWAY Express, essential Indus-'
try. wants driver acquainted with city.
$174.50 mo. 44 hr. wk. Vacation and
pension privileges.
EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS
Earn Top wages, work for essential
industry now. Get set for permanent
post war job. Receive General Motors
training. See Shop Supt at once.
Loder Bros.. 445 Center St. Oldsmobilo
Sales and Service.
WANTED: Clothing salesman: mus
tered out' veteran or draft exempt.
Character i reference essential. Good
steady position. J. 3. Clothes Shop,
387 State St.
MECHANIC familiar with General
Motors cars. Perm, position. Excel,
working conditions and wages. Must
be .experienced. - Herr all -Owens Co.
Help WantedFemale
WANTED: Waitress and fountain
girL Night shift. Apply at the Blue
Bird after 4 p.m. . .
NURSES' aids. Day or night shift.
Cottage Home. Ph. 7020.
.WOMAN FOR housework and car
of child. Ph. 7765. evenings.
TREE , use of modern offices and
phone to dependable business women
in exchange for -limited services. Ex
clusive use of office most of time.
Added opportunity to right person.
Address Box 155 Statesman.
WANTED: Woman or girl to stay
with S yn old girl nights. Ph. 24061 ,v
-WOMAN for general housework tn
modern country home, f 100 per moo.
Box 437. Statesman.
GIRL to watch warehouse office and
phone, full or part time. Some typing
and bookkeeping experience .desirable.
Mail replies to Box 047. Statesman.
'SODA Fountain girL The Spa.
- i WANTED '
Experienced Bookkeeper for General
Office Work. - Modern Office. Good
Wages. Call lora Shedd. Collect.
WANTEDTSing
cooking, and assisting in summer re
sort Light work. Good salary. Ex
penses paid. Box S7. co Statesman.
WANTED: Girl tor office and sten
ographic work. Hogg Bros.
Salesmen" Wanted
SALESMAN wanted to sell and 'mer
chandise Aloers cereals tn Eugene and
Salem area. Prefer applicant be draft
exempt. Selling - experience in food or
allied lines necessary. Salary, expense
and car furnished. Reply by tetter
giving details as to qualifications, to
Box 16 Statesman. - -. - t
Situation Wanted
WILL care for children In my homo.
Reasonable. Ph. Xlftftt. .,
. PLOWING AND discing. Ford Forgo
WILL care for children In my homo.
1035 . Com!. , i , , , ...
CHILDCRAFT Nursery., We pick up
and deliver, 1999 Trade. Ph. 21829. ,
For Salo Miscellaneona
90 LB. Blacksmith steel vise. 4fc to,
jaw. 1290 K. Capitol after S p.m.
D ALTON adding machine, good con-1
dition, S35-349 Fawk Ave. f )
SeisBaaaasjaa,
MAPLE bed and comblnatien desk
chest to match. S matching wool rugs
7',x64, Early American pattern. Route
7, Box 157 (Reimana Gardens).- Kel-
logg- 5 -. .-: :---'
MODEL A two-dr. Good tires. S95.
S dc qt. Jars. 8-day clock. Meat saw.
1150 N. Church St.
WANTED