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Spellers to Vie"
At Dallas Bee
3-Act Comedy
Friday Night
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'DALLAS At least eizht school
champions will compete in xne
eemMinais ox ine uregon iaies-man-KSLU
Spelling Contest at
Dallas .High School at 7:45 pin.
Wednesdav. " : 1 ." !'.'
- The public Is invited wllhoat
Charge or collection.
- Th two ton enellei- in the a pml-
finals will compete ta the grand
finals at Parrish Junior High, in
Salem March 25. :? ..; ; ; v.
Tnose to compete are:
BsITsfsa Larry Keltner, 12.
Bethel Ellen, Hampton, 12.
. , BneU Donna Shenk. IS.
Tt.n.. I Mil. Hnffman 11 . '
Graad Kendo Evelyn WestphaL
14 1 ' . - -"U
Orchards Mildred Rupp, 14.
Perry aAleVerda Wall. IS.
KlekreaO-SaUt Hamilton, 12.
tdii itrfftzi uu jr Miuca auu evi sg
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CUgiDie 10 nave representatives
but have not jet announced their
school champions.
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Statesauui News Servlee
GERVAIS The annual mem
bership meeting of the Gervais
Cooperative Telephone Association
was held Thursday night with an.
attendance of 40 members. Renre-
Ehone it Telegraph Company of
alem were present.
Felix Stelnkamp was re-elected
A trotn. fs m ttiMA M fsnn n?
I I . V. M . . I fc- V. J - . m
Lyle UcKInley was elected to fill
the expired term of Kenneth A.
Brown.
The directors will hold a meet
ing on Tuesday night, March 3. for
the purpose of electing officers
of the association. u
t .. : A 1
Lorraine iweii
Enters Contest
- ttrimnB Maws Service
QUINABY The United Nations
speech essay contest, which is be-
ins sponsored Dy me uaa euowi
and Rebekahs, will be held by the
Gervais chapter at Quinaby hall
Wednesday evening.
Since Lorraine Owen of Keizer
la the only contestant from this
area, she will make her speech at
this meeting and will then parti
cipate In the finals at Salem. Lou
ise Owens, who made the trip to
the United Nations from Salem last
rear, will be guest speaker, and
there will be other numbers on the
public program.
Co-op Oil Group
To Hold Annual
Meeting March 10
SUtetmaa Ntws Strriee
SILVERTON The annual meet
ing of the membership of the val
ley Farmers Co-op Oil Associa
tion will be held at the American
glor. Hall at Silverton Tuesday,
irch 10, starting at .10:30 a. m.
The women of the Silverton
Grange will serve luncheon at
noon. -: f
Election of directors, amend
ment of by-laws and provision for
increasing the capital ,stock from
73,000 to g223,000 Will DC CiSCUSS-
The day's plans also call for
reasing the board of directors
9m five to seven members and
stagger the terms. ,
FFA Members
In State Contest
IliiMau Mwa Service
GERVAIS Gervais Union High
School team members of the Fu
ture rarmers of America who re
cently won high place m the in
terdistrict parliamentary . contest
held here will be eligible to enter
tne iour-team competition at the
State convention at CorvaHis March
18-18. . . : :
Members of the team are Rich
ard Leith: Gerald Howe. Roy
Cuff; Frank BeUeque; Clarence
Volley
Briefdy
ttatenaa Newi Serrlee r
SILVERTON KirhT n Hart
ley will be toastmaster at the Sil
verton xoastmasters Club e
breakfast Thursday at 7 a. m. at
Toner's. Speakers will be J. Car
ey Moore, Ralph Schmidt. Nor
man C. Blaufus and Al Rasmus
len. The table topic will bt The
Most Humorous Experienced of
My Life.",: i;-;- . V-
m Clear Lake -Mrs. Robert Asbury
Is the Slear Lake chairman of the
Red Cross drive. Assisting her are
Mrs. John Guy, Mrs. George Lan
drlth, and Mrs. A. A. Eiphelber-
gr. . .. : ;
Terner The Turner P-TA"wQl
rpdhsor a performance of - The
Young Scamp" tj Salem . Qvic
Players at 8 p. m. Tuesday In the
elementary schooL Proceeds from
the play and sale of refreshments
following will go toward . P-TA
projects. .
Gervais illss Freda Manning is
chairman cf the Red Cross fund
raising campaign In this ecmraurf-
CLEAR LAKE Grease nalnt
and fate beards wm be donned by
some of the population when they
present the three act play, "Look
me m tne fye,- maay a s p. zn.
at the schoolhoose.
The plat centers around a nab
of newlyweds who stand to lose a
fortune if their relatives learn of
their secret marriage. Hypnotism
a cure for their troubles
brings complications.
Members of the cast are Miss
Earkne Gallihugh,.Mrs. Fred
Zeeb, Mrs. Arthur Evans, Mrs.
M. I. Mills; Mrs. W. A. Smith.
Mrs. TX Du Huddleston. Lvna Bar
ker, Nick .Elchelberger, Orel Gard
ner, Clifford Orey, Ted Gired,and
iiert Murphy. The play Is coached
by Mrs. Harvey Evans.
A collection wm be taken to be
added to the Community Club
treasury. Refreshments will be
served. On March 20 the play will
be presented at Popcorn school
house. :
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By The Associated
Admiral Corporation
Allied CheTnical :
Allis Chalmers
American Airlines - ..
American Power t Light
American TeL 4c TeL
American Tobacco .
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Ma cine
California Packing
Canacuaa Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
does Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Crown Zellerbaca
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electria
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homes take Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns MamnUe
Kennecott Copper
Libby, McNeill !
lock heed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas k Electric
Pacific TeL 8c Tel.
Packard Motor Car "
Penney (J. C) Co.
Pennsylvania R. R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Phil co Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Repulbic Steel
Reynolds Metals -
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Ine.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck it Co.
Socony-Vacuum Ou
Southern Pacific
Standard OH Calif.
Standard OH N. J.
Stndebaker Corp.
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Comapny
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oi! Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation .
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westmghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Wool worth Company
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Portland Urestoch
PORTLAND UB (USDA)
Cattle salable 2,000; market un
even; Increased supply fad steers
25-50 cents lower; other classes
mostly steady but some canner
cutter cows 50 cents higher; two
loads choice fed steers 2415; few
other loads 23.75-24.00; good steers
22.00 - 23.00; : commercial ' grades
20.001.50: utility down to 18.00:
good and choice fed heifers 20.00-
22.00; utility and commercial 15.00
1930; canner and cutter cows
mostly 12.00-14.00; few to 14.50;
utility cows 15.00-17.00; ; commer
cial 18.00-18.00; commercial bulls
20.00-21.00; utility 17.00-19.50; part
load good and . choice around 703
lb stock steers 21.00. r
Calves salable 200; market ac
tive, strong; good and choice
vealers and " light calves 23.00
34.00; prime 35.CO-33.00; utility and
commercial vealers 13.CO-27.C0.
- Hogs salable U00; market ac
tive, steady; choice X and X but
chers mss a n.wnzo; 2203
lb 21.50-22.00: choice 150-153 lb
21.00-22.00; choice 350-500 lb sows
19.00-20J9; lighter weights 21.000.
- Sheep salable 600; market fairly
active: good and choice lambs
largely 23.C0-2LS3; few lots choice
2L00; good and choice feeders
17.50-13.00; few good ewes f. CO.
flew t'any Wear
FALSE TEETH
WI:h Lfetle Worry
Xt taQc. laogh or sneeze wtthout
fear at insecore false teh ("rptnf.
L'pplaf or wobbling. TASTZZ1A hoUs
plates firmer and more comfortably.
liui pleasant powaer has no rummy,
rooey, pasty tta or f ecllac laml
cos aauvea. It's aUoUiao (aon-acd).
Checks "r't odor" (denture breaUt).
Cat f ASIi-STR at any drug store.
WOODBTTKN" All seven members ef one Cob Scoot den received ad
Tancemeat to Webeieea, the ldgsest rank In Cub Seeatug. at Weed
. barn pack's sanaal eanxt. These beys and fheir leaders are (left
to right): front raw XIaraU SmttK Richard Payne and Larry Durst.
Second row Den Chief Monte Palmar. Tesaary Idler, Sab
tTHlaa, John Plekerbag ana Tomnry Fry. Xtaak
Sam Smia. Den MoCher Mrs. Krsmett Fry,
Lester Resbvrg and Cttaemaster Ralph
Wheat Doira,
Soybeans Up
CHICAGO IB Wheat ran
and soybeana ran up, both per
forming with considerable activ
ity, on the Board of Trade Mon
day. Feed grains ended firm after
early weakness.
The entire gram market opened
lower, taking its cue from wheat.
Losses m wheat ran to S cents
at and shortly after the start. Bow
ever, soybean oil was firm from
the opening, and after a short
time lard also perked up. Soy
beans enjoyed a. brisk late' up
turn. "
Wheat closed 1 to 2 cents
lower, corn to 1 cent higher.
oats lower to higher, rye.
to 1 cent higher, soybeans 2 -
3 higher and lard 20 to 32 cents
a hundred pounds higher.
The carry break in wheat was
attributed almost entirely to week
end moisture in the Southwest, dtf
scribed as me best so far of the
winter.
Later ' export ' business helped
wheat recover part of its losses.
Pakistan took 670.000 bushels while
Spain and Yugoslavia each bought
335000 bushels.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND (II Butterfat
Tentative, subject to Immediate
change Premium quality maxi
mum to J55 to one per cent acidity,
delivered "in Portland, 69-72e lb;
first quality 67-70e; second quality
64-67c. Valley routes and country
points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale, Lo.b. bulk
cubes to wholesalers Grade AA.
93 score, 67c lb; 92 score, 65c; B,
90 score, 64c; C, 89 score, 64c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers Oregon singles 43 -
46c lb; Oregon Mb loaf 49 -51 c
Eggs To wholesalers Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded. Lain Peruana A large,
50 -51 e; A medium. 48 -50 ;
Berade, large, 45-47 .
Eggs T o retailers Grade AA,
large, 56c; A Jarge. 54c; AA med
ium, sac; a meaium, 32c; a smau,
aomlnaL Carton cents
additional. ' . '
live chickens No. 1 q uality.
lo.b. plants fryers . 2-3 Iba,
230e; 3-4 lbs, 30-31c; roasters,4
lbs. ma. 30-31c: butt hens, all
weights, 25c; light bens, all
weights, 22c; old roasters, 14-ue.
Rabbits Average to growers-
Live white, 43 lbs, 23-28c. 5- lbs.
20-Z4et old does. 10-12c, few higher,
fresh dressed fryers to retailers,
5942e. est up 65-67C.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesal
ers to retailers; dollars per cwt):
Beef Steers, choice, 500-709 lbs.
39.00-42.00; good, 38.00-41.00; com
mercial 34.00-38.00; utility, 32.00
35J0O; eows, commercial. 30.00
34X0; utility. 29.0042.00; canners-
cutters 23.00-31.00. -
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 47.00-51.000; rounds, 45.00-
50.000; fall kins, trimmed, 84.00-
75.C3; triangles, S2X3-23J0; fore-
quarters, 33.C3-33X0; rhnckt, 1X03-
40.00; ribs. 53Jfr3.C0. ! .
Porkcuts Loina. choice. 8-12 lb.
52.C9-53.C9; s&xdderf, 18 lbs, SS.C9-
33.50; spareriba, 43.CO-49.00; fresh
bams, 19-14 lbs, 560-SSje.
Veal and carvea Goooencice.
aS weights,' 4SJS0-53LC0; commer
cial. 43.00-50.00.
Lambs ChcAca-prime. 49-50 Dm.
43.0OC5.00; rood. 40.00-44.03. -
Mutton Good-choice; 20.O0-24J.
Wool-Grease basis. 45c S to
growers: some higher, v
Country-dressed meats. lo.b
Portland:
Beef Utility cows, 2882c lb;
rnneTS-cmters. 227.
Veal Top Quality. 45-48c lb:
roogn heavies, Z3-t0c
Bogs Lean blockers. 30-32e lb;
sows, light. Z5-Z3C
Lambs Best. 40-Cc Dx
Mutton Best, 16-18e Sx
Onions 50-lb sacks West Oregon
yeuows, medium No. Is. 4JX-50;
3-hL, 40-5 J; No. 2s, 2.00-23; boil
ers, 45-47c; Idaho yellows, large.
3.50-75; No. 1 large. X25-75; white
med C23-30; large, 4J0-23.
Potatoes O r e-W ash. russets.
Now L 4.000-50; name brands to 4.65;
bakers. 55-50: 25 lbs. size) A.
35; 10 S mesa, S2-60c; paper, 50-
55c; No. 2. 59 Rn, LCO-49; Idaho
russets, 5-18 To bales, 3.C0-25; 109
lb. sacks 5.00-25; 23 lb No. Is. L40-
50.
Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa.
nominally 38.00-39.00, delivered car
and truck, lots. Lo.b. Portland;
Seattle, 40.00-41jOO.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND W Coarse grains
mmuoted.
Wheat (bid),, to arrive market.
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft white 2.43 ; soft white (ex
cluding Rex) 2.43; white club
2.43. -
.Hard red winter: Ordinary
2.44; 10 per cent 24; 11 per
cent 2MVt: 12 per cent 2.44.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.44;
18 per cent 2.44; 11 per cent 2.44;
12 per1 cent 2.44.
Todays car. receipts: Wheat 38;
barley 1; flour 11; corn 1; oats 2;
mm feed 10.
Salom Marlcot
LQuotauons
(As ef Jate ytrterday)
BtTTTKSr AV .
Premium - .71
No. 1 ,. , ' , J
No. 3
BUTTEX
WhoWsale ' .Tl
BataU
BOGS (Bartae)
; (Wholesale prtceo ranro from S
to I easts over buying price)
Large AA
iarye a
Mmdlum AA
Medium A
Pullet
POULTS V.
Colored Hens
Re
Colored rijeis ,
Old Boostes
Boasters
Al
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as
fkdewar corulnue wiii federal tpadkuj eervlce. Every cut cf
beet lamb and veal sold at Scdeway beam the U. S. grade tncgklncj.
At Scdewcry yoa are alware sure) of the grade cf meat you bay.'
rem-
IIotcII's Vcx7 Bed
Prottd la
from the
&8i CCUU COuTitry
US- roU
; - mm
Gnaranleed lo Fleasa
Cut from tne tcone ddet ol
beef as oar fineet
2" Per Lb.
Wmk. tlimdi
Sirls'in Sfoali 1
J.D323 Sf cat? Sii
Port: Snns.go pBk
neon pock
U0IjliIi11
IIOIIE IIEAT VALUES:
Lb. 7St
Columbia By the
River Slice
Lb.
LJ
Lb. 53
fO-S.l. C-l Fresh
UiimUUii, dCUmQU Columbia River Lb.
Tl:l.l CI: Thick
IL4tU-JUl sJUwCt Firm
Whiting
Lb.
Oocli Fish
Fresh Oysters
Headed
and. Prawn
Pan .
Heady "
Select
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A Home
A Secretary
A Car
A Baby BuTjy
Cleaning lie
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Dsvilcd LTan
NovSH Can
STAR4QST CUUNllI
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17a. Yi Can
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16-ox.
Can
No, V
Can
No. V4
Can
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Corned Beef
Libby
4-oa.
Can
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3Bc
20 c
10c
22c
32 c
Bailed Beans
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BAM
Brand
BSM
Brand
Boes fish
Bumble Bee
Chunk Style
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No. Vi rsrg
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16-ox.
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Green Czizzz
Cjm Esachas iUi4r
MADE IN OREGON
LlUGiJu JGi
23-ox.
COMPLEXION SIZE
Dial Soap
2 Bars 25
DEODORANT
Dial Soap
2 Both
Bars 2-f y
GRANULATED SOAP
Uhifa IHng
43-ox, Pkg. 57f
DETERGENT
Tre.iI
12V4-OZ, Pkg.
CUTS GREASE
Dab. Cleanser
IS-oz. Can 225
Sanitary NapHns 128
" - EZodoss
Pkg, 277
WATER SOFTEZ7EZ1
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