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Th OSZGON STATESMAN, Ealem, Ongoxu. Thursday Morning; May 25. 1S44
Quotations at
East Side Market
PORTLAND. Ore., May (AP)
Sid wholesale market
- Strawberries CMihy, 100 o-
AsMrafua Canny. No. 1. ja 25;"
ctbba-3oial. 144. 1 or.n. box.
nh'a eM oran,.
b: muiurd. 0-7Jc dot. bunchW
kale. We crate: Swj-e chard. V- .
bunches; parsley. 50c dor. bunches, wa-
Onions-Green. f,J,U,nC,S?:
commercial rd. dry. SOs. $2.70 lug.
Peas Local. 1J-14C 16. .
RdUhes-Red. 15c do, bunches:
white. 75e dot. bunchea. .
Rhub.rb-ri.ld. boxee. 30c. $1.18-
Koot vefeUbtae-Bufk parsnips, 79-Xps-Binen.
m do, bunchea.
tl.50; pepper. $1: pansy,
infolds, $1 JO box; snapdras ona IM
flat. -:
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore, May 24 AP)
Butter AA grade prints. 48c; cartons.
4c: Arr.de prints. 4S'c cartons.
4sT2c; B S rada prints 4S',c, cartons,
"46C. -
Butterf at-Jlrst quality, maximum of
4 of 1 percent acidity.-delivered to
PortlandrM-52'ic; premium quality,
maximum of 45 of 1 per cent acidity.
B3-53kc; valley routes and country
points 2c lew than first or 0-50l,e
Cheese Selling price to Port Und re
tailers: Oregon triplets. 29.4c; daisies,
294 lb.: loaf. 304 lb.: tripleta to whole
ulen. 27c: loaf. 27',sC FOB. . -
Eeas To producers: nominal prices,
case count. 27c: select henneries. 28
29c; mediums. 24c dor. .
Eggs Nominal prices to reUilera. in
cases: A grade Urge. -J7c; Ajnedlum.
30-32c; smaU. 22-23c.
Live poultry Buying prices from
producers: broilers up to 2' lba., 27
tic: fryers. 2',i to 4 lbs.. 28c; roasters,
over 4 lbs.. 28c: Leghorns and colored
bens, all weights. 24,c; roosters and
Stags. -uc.
Rabbits Government celling; ave-
me eounirv Kmc a w icti, .t
! I. -h-MtnAAM X 9Js lh
jive pnev w ii vjmws,-- -f
Turkey Selling price to reUilert:
dressed hens. No. 1. 3i-43c lb.
fr..-vAt liua 0nvrnmnt eeiUIlK
iuiac;a -.. a
Duyuig jpiiwca. Uat
dressea oasis.
VI1IUI1 ecu, -
Potatoes Old local. No. 1. 3.2S per
cental; No. 2s. 50s. 75c-100; Klamath,
ic. n.aflkiitAa M 1 S 15 cpntal.
PMatnM nw California white. 2-75
per 50-lb. bag; 100s A"t 4.75; Texas.
5.75 cental
Country meats Rollback prices to
..i.ii.r.. Mutntpv kiVlawl rtoff. boestbut-
, gciaiiwjisi .va. j
k,.M 19f-latA IKst ia.17? Vsra?rS. AA.
fatsi a .w . v-s - -
SPECIALISTS CBOICZ1 Use formula
sent us by Thornton Be Minor i.iinic.
Relieves pile pain, itching, soreness
QUICK! Then tends -to shrink rwll
.nrLni CZt tt 00 tube Thornton
& Minor's Rectal Ointment Or get
Thornton at aoinor riecuu suiji
..I. m fui r.ntt mnr.. Trv
rmrrnps' w.v TODAY. At all rood
drug stores even where In Salem, at
Fred Meyer a.
till! LC.! X-4ZCiI-3
. n
f' '
MICKY MOUSE f y - , -y&--i? L i: A i J
TRW MA SPRDslKLl: PEPPER aM "LfVfel EVH V--i6kl 0' Yt f
I g j ;
THTMBIE TLATRZ 1 it TTn
L-i t y jy yw i mh,- .nPJ---i 1 5-Z5 t&m Mt a?aotaoty Jt 1 1 j
1 ' ' I 1 1 LOOK. ZERO. THAT BULLY . 1. 'CAUSE BULLY DOGS HAVE) ) .
'TSTl I WAJT.IERO! WE GOTTA STAY HEPE UNTlLTHAT BIS, BULLy Bll59K ' S 9PiHNERS WHEM
JSHl 006 60S AWAY- HE JUST GOES 'KOUNOj SCARIN UTTLE jQ I MICE AN' FRIENDLY-J L DOGS THEiR QWM SIZE
, V 1 .wJ - - .. . f : . fM l .
UTTLE ANNIE ROONEY . lv4LaV. .-v;"'"
IN VEHUVM) WHArrHE-j) vxxswswef- WHO'S
gT) p f
- vw - r2& rrf - ' - - nJ5,: -
' T M frrrrTr "IB i nand PoUto
.J4 Liii--lyUwi4 .? - Planters
Portland
Sjy.c; A. 11 Her B. lS-Wie; C. lS-lTe:
B. 18ic, 14c; cmnnex -cutter cows, 11
14c; bulla. - canner - cutters. - 14-14e;
lantoa. aa sec; a, bw; b, ,;,
ia-xw waa. rs. lSV-e: medium, lie:
Wool Government control.
rcra Rark 1M4. neeL 20C lb. '
Mohair 1042.' lJ-month. 45c n. ,
- j T1-1 . mnt-aj . IMi. aSe
up; M4S. lie: 140, 65c lb.; 147. Bee lb.
Hay Wholesale pricee nonunu:
falls. No. 1 or better. $34-33; oat-vetch.
$20 ton. valley point; timothy eastern
Orcfon). i $33-30 ton; clover, 24 ton;
Montana grass nay two. e--.-v
Portland Grain
SMTOTf .aXTV Or. . Slav 24 (API
Wheat: No futures quoted: .
oft white (excluding Rex) IMii; white
club 1A6',: western red l-SOlfe.
Hard red winter: ordinary 1.38,: 10
per cent 147; 11 per cent 140; 12 per
cent 1.024 .
Hard white baart: 10 per cent iJti;
11 per cent 149: 12 per cent 1.01.
TnlH'iirir. rantnti! Wheat 0. bar
ley 2," flour f, oats 2. miUfeed 5.
Portland Lireotock
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 24 (AP)
(WTA) CatUc, salable 200. totel 400;
calves, salable and total 50; market
close steady; some weakness fat dairy
type cattle and bulla; instances 35
cents or, more lower; load common
medium " steers 1343. few ' medium
good lots 114.25-13.23; mixed steers and
helferg 1313; few common heifer f .00-
10.00; caniner and cutter cows 340-
743; shells 340 down; fat dairy type
cows 0.00-M; medium beef cows 443-
11.00; medium-good bulla mostly $.50
1040; good-choice vealers steady at
19.00-16.00, odd head to 16.50.
Hogs, salable and total 750; market
active, fairly steady, instances strong
er; good-choice 180-270 lb. truck-ins
13.73: several choice lots 183-213 lb.
1343; load 170-270 lb. 13.75; few 170
lb. truck-ins 13.00-23: licht lights down
to 10.00; good sows 8.00-50; light
weights to! 9.00; choice 122 lb. feeder
pigs 9.00.
Sheen, salable 400. total 1250; mar
ket slow, weak;- slaughter ewes again
under pressure; good-choice .spring
lambs 15.00-30 with relatively more at
15.00; common grades down to 11.00;
medium-good wooled old crop lambs
13.30; common-medium shorn lambs
8.00-11.00; good ewes 3.50-4.00,- some
unsold. i '
Stocks and Bonds
i May 24
STOCK AVERAGES
30
13
Rails
28.1
274
27.4
264
264
28.4
224
IS 60
Util Stks
33 52.7
Indus
.... 72 8
.72.4
72.0
..70.1
.72.1
Wednesdays
Previous day
364
36.0
354
34.4
37.1
35.1
52.5
52.1
Week ago
Month ago
504
514
53.2
49.5
Year ago
1944 high
1944 low
;.73.4
69.1
BOND AVERAGES
20
10 10
Util Fogn
106.1 66.6
1064 864
106.0 664
1054 1654
1034 394
1064 66.6
104.7 ; 634
R
Wednesday
Previous day
Week ago j
Month ago
Year ago
1944 high
1944 low i.......79.5
New 1944 highs.
10
tails Indus
804 105.0
. 89.6 1044
MO 104 a
;86.6 105.3
i a in. a
i .S94 105.7
104.7
V jlf j till t 1
"Strictly Private"
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AUAAHAO.
Salem Market
The prices be:ow supplied by a lo
cal grdcet are indicative of the daily
market pricea paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but arc not guaranteed
by The Statesman i
Cauliflower, crate - 2 25 and 245
Crook neck & Italian squash, lb. 43
Turnips, doz bunches - 140
Cabbage, fib. , ,. .02
Endive, dot bun. - .70
Radish... t doz . bun. M
Carrots, dor. bun. ' 40
Celery.; doz. bun. ----. 140
Pumpkin, lb. 03',i
Parsnips. lb. .,. - , ., 49
BUTTER,: EGGS AND POULTRY, j
Andreten's Buying Prices
(Subject to change without notice)
BUTTERF AT : - ,
Premium -, ' 44
No. 1 ' , 43.
No. 2 ki -j 40
BUTTER PRINTb
.46i
,45 V
-;.46i
48
44
44
J8
45
41
40
J5
Quarters
EGGS v i ;
Extra targe
Medium i
Standards T
Pullets.
POULTRY
Colored hens. No. 1
No. 2. ' colored bakes
Colored frys -
Old roosters
Marion Creamery's Baying Prices i
(Subject te change without aetic)
POULTRY
No. 1 springs ' ' " , 49
No. 1 hens . 45
UVESTOCK
Buying pricea for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported:
Grass
Seeders
By Quinri Hall
SQMiaaAfpc, aa rokiV.
SU3St & H AST AC
SCttOOL WEPE,THB
MOOR OH
Quotations
Dressed veal .
- 41
-14.00 to 15,00
9 00 to 11.00
Spring lambe
Yearlings
Ewes
8.00 to 6.00
Hogs, good to choice grade.
170 to 230 lbs. 144S
Sowa ',, , , 1040 to 1040
Top veal
13.00 to 14.00
Geiger Funeral
Held Monday
UNIONVALE Maynard Der-
wood Geiger, 15, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Geiger of the Union-
vale district died at the General
hospital at McMinnville Satur
day. '.;,.... ,
Funeral ; services were held at
the Dayton Baptist church Mon
day. Rev. R. D. Bennett, the Un
ion valev. pastor officiated. Burial
was at Evergreen Memorial park
cemetery, McMinnville. '
' Maynard was born September
27, 1929, at Indiahoma, Okla
and came with his parents to For
est Grove in February 1932 and
to Unionvale in January 1941. j
tHnLiD
Senior Uass :
Is-Honored
AUMSVILIJE Baccalaureate
aervicesor ttue swnior class of the
high school were held at the school
house Sunday nlghL Rev. Atwood
Foster of Salem spoke f " ;
Mr: and Mrs, rorrest Murray
Of Siletz, former residents of this
olace. have announced the birth
of. a ? pound son, Jesse Francis,
at tha Salem Deaconess hospital
Sunday. This is their third child,
That other two cbJldren, Dennis
and Sara Catherine, , are being;
cared for at the borne of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
yiTilCOX, i- 'Ji-: V:fJ
Clean up day will be Thursday
for volunteer workers at the But
ler cemetery here. This is an an
nual piece of work donated by
interested members of the com
munity. Donations of cash are ac
cepted from those interested, but
unable to work. '
Union Hill Plans
For Geanup Day
UNION HH-Lr-Clean-up day at
the Union Hill cemetery will be
Saturday, May 27. All interested
are urged to be present. .
I George Scott is spending a few
days at West Fir visiting with his
daughter and family, Mr, and
Mrs. Wallace NeaL
Mrs. C. . Heater accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B e r g e r of
Stayton on a trip to Canada. Mrs.
Heater expects to visit a grand
daughter ia Canada and an aunt
in Seattle.;
Louis Wavras
Sell Residence
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs
Louis Wavra have sold their re
cently purchased home on Cool-
dge street ' to the . Silver. Falls
Timber company and Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. Ryan have rented the place
and plan to move into it to make
their home. ' .i
Mr. and Mrs. .Van Someran,
who purchased the home in which
Ryans are living on - Main street
some time ago, will probably move
to this about the middle of June
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wavra are
undecided as to their future plans.
Mrs. "Wavra is now employed in
the offices of the Cooley Gardens.
Foirmer Mill City
Teacher Dies ;
MILL CITY Miss Ethel Hick-
ey, 64, a former Mill City school
eacher, died Friday at the Oregon
City hospital. Funeral services
were held Tuesday in Portland.
Miss Hickey came to Mill City
in 1926 to teach. She became sup
erintendent of the Mill City schools
in 1927 and held that position un
til 1938. Survivors are a niece and
nephew in Massachusetts. ,
i i 1 -1-
RATION CALENDAR
FOOD :
' Processed foods Blue stamps Al
through 04 valid indefinitely.
Meat, butter, cheese, etc. Red
stamps AS through TS valid indefi
nitely. Red stamps US. VS and WS
valid indefinltely. beginning June 4.
t. Sugar Stamps nunwer; 30 and 31
good for five pounds sugar Indefi
nitely Stamp 40 good for -five pounds
canning sugar until March 1, 1949.
Apply at ration board for mora. .-.
'.- '- u. ' SHOKS ' :
i Airplane stamp -No. 1 and No." S
valid indefinitely. . '
UASOLINB . J ,
June 21 expiration data of No. 11
A coupons. May renew B or C cou
pons -wKbtn but not before 19 days
trom date on cover. ; '.
- Value of gasoline vcoupohs: A, Bl.
Cl. 3 gallons: B,C3. B'and T. S
gallons. D. la gallons: E. 1 gallon
: ftJaX on.
Period 4-9 coupons good through
August 31 Instead of September 30
as., previously . announced. Coupons
with gallons 'printed, on the face
valid for amount indicated until ex
Diratktn. data show on coupon sheet
jiot more than SI per cent of sea
son s rauona anouM nave, oeen usea
to date.
Periodic Inspection of tires ended.
Inspection certificates required -In
obtaining replacements,
arovaa
Purchaser .must get -certificate at
ration board for new stoves. - .
WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL, -'
rvel dealers deliver by orioritiea
based on needs. Order your lS-month
supply now during temporary winter
storage program.
' PMICE CONTKOt.
Refer Inquiries and "complaints to
price clerk or local war price ana
ration poara. -
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i HORIZONTAL
40. salutation
I '
42. apportion
43. froat
44. action in law
45. military
assistant
46. be available
48. wandert ,
50. small insect
52. sesame r - -
53. portico !
54. volcano in "
Sicily j
55. lamprey
i 1. caressing
: touch
; 4. arrive
j 8. mail
12. native metal
13. Hebrew
- measure
14. river in
: Bohemia
15. beaten path
iT.eiractnrv
' orran
19. prefix: doubly
20. Prussian
town
2L sheath ,
22. vitality
23. beast of
burden
24. speed
Answer to yesterday's puzzle.
ORDER IT oT REAR
use led fole
tern " i d es ,. i 5
-t-t a l pms print
a bo ma 'rungs
bes"etsUa7eII
A L !EP I S"SELL
SjTE " ARESLEE
HERA RALEVE
ER E S T (ALTER,
deeHnee jP I ERS
; competition!
25. sailors
26. neuter
pronoun
27. painful
28. flying
- ! mammal
29. African fly:
31. photographic
i device
34. falsehood
35. solitary
36. diminutive
: for Edward
37. match
39. song-bird
Average UaMe at aelatlea: 28 saiaatea,
Diet, by King Features Syndicate, Inc.,
Peterson Varns
Farm Group on
Federal sControl
The future" of agriculture, and
its ability to employ depends to
a large extent; on - national
poli
cies in permitting foreign compe
tition, members of the agricultu
ral Eub-committee of the state
postwar wrnrriission agreed here.
Tuesday. j
"Certain agencies and groups
are already planning for the fu
ture of our state's agriculture' E.
L. Peterson, state agricultural di
rector, said. "Unless real farmers
who know its problems plan for
the future, we may find our
selves operating under conditions
and schemes unfitted to our needs
and not of our 'making." I .
- Subcommittees ' and their re
spective chairmen were appointed
to 'include: . - t.
Livestock, . K. L. Clark; dairy,
Oscar Hagg; poultry, G. C. Kee
ney; fruit, S. M.iTuttle; seed, Alec
Cellers; vegetables, Ronald Jones;
agricultural organiations, ean
W. A. Schoenfeld. Chairmen! of
wheat . and specialty 1 crops sub-
Hemorrhoidg
Piles 'Fissare Fistu'
Corrected Wttbewt
er I-MS of Tlaee
These eonditiona under-
i ltk mm miIiim :
earnings. Foe years we
have been treating rec
tal and colon disorders
with excellent results.
..j laieet Appreved
- Metfeeda 1
Q-ick Bellff
CaB .for Sxa-ainatssw or Write ter
. Free Oeacrtptlve Deoklet - j
. Dr. B. Beynolds C2inlc
Cfe-ropraetlCe Physadaa f
" Proctologist
Cermer Ceart and Liberty Street
- TOL Office S4BS
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XRTICAL
1. cooking J
utensil
2. stems .
3. sport groups
4. mountain gap
; 5. mystic
ejaculation
6. peril ;;
7. appearing ;
gnawed j
. 8. pastry :;
' 9. bone "
10. Hebrew
. festival
11. stumbles
16. exists
18. symbol for
selenium -
2L mind
22. head
23. river-island
24. garden flower
25. domesticated
27. agitate -
28. nnancial -institution
,
30. Charles
Lamb's v
pen-name ' -
31. heart
32. day-dream .
33. citrus drink
35. dormant
37. skin-mouths
38. ward off. ' "
39. shelf
40. sharp
42. note in the
scale 1
43. within
45. masculine
name
46. Greek letter
47house
addition
49. international
language
51. indefinite
article
committees will be announced la
ter; .
John Kelly, secretary of the
Oregon postwar commission, ad
dressed the group.
Attending the , meeting were:
Dearv W- A.-Schoenfeld,- Corval-
lis; R. I Clark, Portland; E. A.
McCornack, Eugene; S.' M. Tut-
tle, Medford; G. C. Keeney, Port
land; Alec Cellers, McMinnville;
G. A- Brown, Portland; E. A.
Geary, Klamath Falls; W. B
Snider, Paisley; Fred Cockell,
Mil waukie; Ronald Jones,
Brooks; Amon: Grice, Salem.
Silverton Pastors
To Attend Convention
SILVERTON Rev. S. L. Aim
lie and Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr will
leave Sunday night for Minne
apolis to attend the national Lu
theran church convention. They
plan to start on their return trip
to Silvertoh on June 5. -
Nathan Fuhr, who has been
visiting at : the home of his par
ents, ,.wiu, leave .Wednesday for
his encampment in the south.
UPERIOR
IT R
a-e a m; w.
SLOW YOU DOWN. Only
the condition of your eyes.
1
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Phone 5456
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Annual Picnic
HeldSiinday ,
LIBERTY Thai Liberty Sun-."
day school and church held its an
nual picnk: on the school grounds
Sunday. The ' noon - dinner ,. was
spread Indoors in the hall fol
lowing church.
The occasion was used to com
pliment the student minister, Ro
bert NeaL and his bride-elect. Miss
Erma KuenzLwith a bridal show
er ofxifts. Their wedding will- be
in two weet-ijn suverton. j -:
,The young folk played softball
on the ' grounds. Boy and ! girl
rM if Ksb-4 m -Vii-hW -.-.-.. . t.
queline Judd, assistant girl scout
troop leader, told of the part re
ligion has in the scout work, i .
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF EXECUTRIX AND
: ; executok . .. ;
Notice is hereby riven that th
undersigned bavebeen appointed
by the Circuit Court of the state
of Oregon for the county of Mar
ion, sitting in probate, executrix
and executor resoectivelT. of the?
last will and testament and estate
of Etta M. Savage, deceased; ! all
persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are noti
fied to present the same, duly
verified, as required by law, to
me at 205 Oresron Buildina'. a-j
lem, Oregon, within six months,
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Salem. Oreeon. this
4th day of May, 1944. f
EVA J. McGILCHRIST, executrix,
L. ALVIN SAVAGE, executor of
the last will and testament and
estate of Etta M. Savage, de
ceased." : ' '(".
RONALD C. GLOVER.
205 Oregon Building, v
Salem, Oregon,
Attorney for executors.' !
i i V My 4-11-18-25 Jl
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bids will be received by the
City of Silverton, Oregon for the
excavation by mechanical methxi
of approximately 11,500 lineal feet
of trench, and will be publicly
opened and read in open meeting
by the Council, June 5th, 1944, at
8 o'clock P.M, Pacific War Time.
Separate bids will also be re
ceived at the same meeting of the
Council for the placing of ap
proximately 11,500 lineal feet of
14" Wood Stave Pipe, andv the
backfilling of the trenctu
Bidding blanks and specifica
tions can be obtained at the of
fice of the City Manager.
The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids, or to
accept any bid considered benefi
cial to' the best interest of the City
of Silverton. - -
v- REBER ALLEN, '
Mayor
HARRY C. McCREA,
My 24-25 City Manager.
DRESSED
Veal and
Hogs Wanted!
Top Prices Paid!
Prompt Remittance
: Ship to
Fred Ileyer
Ileal Divbica
444 8. W. Tamhfll 8t ce
8. E. S2nd Fatter Blvd.
XTcle:
VTe eaa accept eoly
aaL-aais kiDed to"
complLaa with , O. P. ' A
KgsUattaL. , . , - - i ,
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Da Yea "Enjoy
Year 7crk?
If hot have you ever
stopped to find out why?
It. may be that the job
you have is beyond your
-TP ability. It you are unable
wm
to see clearly and easily
any Job becomes distaste-
fuL . . . u;;, v
f ; tVWJT TTT Vntm FVFS
regular examinations ;will reveal
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