.THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1925.
DRAGER ANNOUNCES NEW TYPE OF POOL TO GROWERS
CAKES MADE TO ORDER FOR EVERY OCCASION
PAGE EIGHT
BUTTER LOIR;
POULTRY STEADY:
Portland. Jan. t There In an
easier lone ia cmiri'vy drtsseU
Tneati with tho de-ii;in.1 lean k?n.
Trices are unvhuiiBvJ l 15 to
renti on c!rl:e lik'.il veal nnrl 14
to 4h cents on choice light 1ik
Poultry llHtn uro Htcitlv, rerolpm
are plentiful with good demand for
heavy and llttht neiiF, prices ar!
unchanged. lreneI turkeys are
Still coming In hut clean up prompt
ly nt current levels.
Th- hay market is firm and high
r on Borne rna. JteceiptM are
plentiful In the local market hut
demand I ff-od and fincy hny
ware. Kii.-tern Orison tlm"thy,
delivered Port hi mi track, $24 a
ton; valley timothy $20 to $22;
cat and vetch $1'J.0 to $20: oat
liny $18.10; cheat $lfi.r0; clover
$17 to $17 . "in; ulfalfa 2Q to $20 fit)
and alriiw $K to H.U0 a ton. Thww
price are the Inlying prices on hay
by niioad delivered JMrtl-inri.
Butter if ste'idy on juin's at 49
ceni; cuIh-ii are Iowcm with extra
pentad at 45 centu; t.''ld.ir Is 42',i
cents; prime firsts 41; and fiitn
89 H. This l a cent deaJine on ex
tran nnd a h'llf ce it on Htnndardx
and flrxt. I)rilrn have plenty of
rrdintrv hutter on hand with lim
ited outlet.
Tho market Ik higher on all
green stuffs, with let lure, celery,
aplnnch and cauliflower 25 to 60
t-eritii higher for the day.
Kgiw aro stenly and unchanged.
Receipts continue moderate hut
hipping outlet i Hrnlteil end fu
ture trend of market uncertain.
MVKSTOCK
Portland, Jan. !f C it tie mar-
let steady; receipta 113; steers
good $7.M)fi8.00; medium $ti.2.4j)
7.75; common b 'iGv&.lh; run
ner and cutter steers $4.00 fi
$5.25: heliers, good 4 0 pou:nln
up) $ ti . 0 " i . 7 Tt ; common and
medium, all weights $4,004
.00; cows, good 5.25 di 6.00;
common and medium $4.00 i 5.20 ;
ennners and filters $2.00 4.00;
bulla, good (heef yearllnga exclud
ed) $4.00tf04.50; coifonnu-m to med
lum (canner nnd bologna ) 13.00 41)
4.00: calves medium to choice 1U0
lbs. down) $7 .00ii' 1 0.60; cull and
common f 190 I lis. down) $5.00 W
7.00; medium to choice, M 90 to
260 lbs.) S6.7G&9.&0; medium to
choice (2C0 lbs. up) f 6.Mift7.25
cull and common 1 90 lbs. up)
I loxs st tn d y ; recei p ts 24:
heavyweight (2Ii0 to 3T.0 pounds)
medium, Kood and choice- $9.i0
tH 1 1 00, medium weight I 200
to 300 lbs.) medium, good and
choice $10.2.r4i 1 1.10; lightweight
(160 to 2Q Ib4.) common, medium
ffood and cholre $ 1 1.00 6v 1 J .25 ;
light lights (110 to ItiO lbs.) com
mon, medium, good nnd choice
$9.50 TO 11 00; pricking hogs,
smooth $sr0)9 00: nicking limes
rough $S.0OrH.60; slaughter piu-s
(l.iu l us. down) medium, good urnl
choice $H.50f 9.60; feeder and
stocker plga (70 to 130 lbs.) com
mon, medium, good ami chnice
$7. 004.1)8. 00. Kolt or oily Iii;;h
and roasting piys excluded in nbove
quotations.)
Sheep steady;
lnmhs, li'ht and
medium to choice $ 4.oofr Ititio
nenvy weight ( 2 pound up)
medium to prime $ 1 2.00 I 4.00;
all weights, cull and rom
non $1 i.uoffi' 14 00; yearling weth
ers, medium to prime $1 0.50 4i
12.50; wethers (2 years old and
over) medium to pilme $Nfti
10.50; ewes, common to choice
. 007)8. 50; canner mid cull $:i.oo
?6.00. (Above quotations except
lum bs on shorn baois.
vot.tw:s
Portlitnd, Or., Jan. 9 Potatoes
firm with ('!"' I. GO for otvguii
stock; onions firm; $:i.25 i A.'Ab
paid In country.
HIJTTint AND Itl l'll ltl
Portland, Or, J:in. 9 Hutter
staiirlardH 42'c; prime firuls 41c;
firsts 39ve; nndeigrade nouilmil;
prints 49o; ciirtui:a 50c.
llutterfat firm; bent churning
cream 45fc 47c net HhipperV track
tone one; 49c ilelivcrcd l'oitland.
ri'"(,-lptR 60;
hnmiywclght.
WMF AT
Portland, Jan. 9 Wheat bids:
bnart hrird white $1.K9; soft while
11.79; we.Hfrn white $1.78; hard
winter $1.77; Northern spring
1 -7K ; western red $1.74; H H.lt
hard while $2.02. Today's car re
ceipts: wheat 31, flour 3, hay 1,
coin 8.
Poi iritY am i'.;;s
Portland. Jan. 9--Kngs steady;
current rccrlpt 46c; pullets 4:t i
4.1Sc- fir-'-- 45i4t.e; bennei les
47ii4c delivt-red portlaml.
Portland. Or. Jan. 9 Puuitry
sternly; heavy hens 23c; tight
ISc; Rpringrf 20 Si 25c: nld roosters
10c; ducks white Pekin 2tr 21e;
live tut kevs ?;ic: dressed turkevs
i0i 33c; Reese 16c.
Salem Markets
Compiled from reports l &a
If m dealers for the guidance
of Ot pi Iti I Journal midcra.
(ItctNcd dally.)
drain: No. 1 while wmai $l.nti;
No. 1 red wln.it $1 lnkeil).
Wlioli'Mtt. Prices
M'at : T'p ho- 10'jr; smvh
Tii9c; diccd heg 3c; top
steers 64'7c; rows 4tfi5e; can
ner cows 1 S til1; bulls 3 i 1i 5c;
spring liimhs up to 90 lbs., 1 c;
Veal Pc; dieted vial 13c.
i'oultry: Bpiingeis 16c; light
hens 15 if 1 7c; heavy hens 20c;
old roost rs 8c; ducks HttfrlSc;
turkeys 32o d reined , alive 23W2,"ie;
ftceso lHl'Oc dfiKNfd; live 1 2 fti He
white Pekin ducks, alive ltUilSc;
India Kuuner ducks alive I Co
Itutterfat 4 So; cieunicry butter
BOti.Mc eggs ,t4c: t indards 3Sc;
selects 40c: milk $l.K0 cwt.
Vegetaoles: l'ft.uo- $ 1 65 4 2 1 5
, rwt.; head lettuce $4 00 crate;
Oregon cabb.'iKe 34f3'c celrry
hearts $1 .20 dot ; crate $: :n,
cwt. cnlons $3.25, No. 1: bclU i
$1.25 per cwt: sweet potatoes,
fancy. Be; spinach greens c lb.;
peppers 25c; r'een Hubbard
squsih $2 2S per cwt ; pumpkins
Su lb.; rutabagas 2o; pirsnkps 3c
sacked cauliflower $2.50 orate;
sacked carrts 2C lb.; Oregon Mr
yellow 8 4c; brusssll sprouta, home
grown l&j lb; local lurnlps $4e;
jumble ornnges 8? 50 box; Japan
ese oranges $2 00; ('allfornls
buncn vegetsbles: carrots, baeis
pud turnips $1 dogeu; )a:sley, r.id
lshea 0c; Rreen peas 16o lb.
Fruits. Apples $1.10 box, face
nd fill. Tholes anj exU fancy up
l $2.(0 box. -
Flat Sales Commission of
One Dollar a Ton on Prunes
And $2.50 on Logans Asked
Tomorrow W. V. Iraer will op
en a new prune and logunher
pool on a bais never before tried
in this flection. One notable fea
ture of the proposed pool is its
simplicity, Druger in a nutshell
agryeln to sell pnul members'
crops of primes and logaiiben les
at minimum prices or betier, tho
member to pay J)rager $1 a ton for
all prunes Mold at toich prices and
$2.50 a ton for all loganberries
sold at six cents a pound or bet
ter. In event lie fulls to sell them
at tho minimum prices he receives
nothing for the work of selling the
crop. The six cent price for lo
ganberries is in ex s of any
thing the farmer has rcrcivd fur
that erojF for a number of years.
Already dozens of farmers have
signified they will sign up as mnn
as the contract is re.'dy.
The schedule of minimum prune
prices he has fixed which he agrees
to g"t the farmer fur his prunes,
delivered sacked to the warehouse
ii ns from H cents a pmmd for :i()s
down to 3 cents for 1 L'fis and up.
Thu eon tract which has been
prepared provides that Inagej- re
ceives nothing for hi services un
til th prunes ai.d loganberries are
paid for. to the farmer. The con
tract specifically inov.des further,
that there shall be no additional
charges whatever to the farmer
for selling the prunes and log;uis
than tho fl.it $1 a ton for prunes
and $2.50 a ton for louanhcrricx.
"firowe-s of prunes ami logan
berries should have a voice In
naming a price for thi-fr pro
ducts," states Drager in announc
ing the proponed pool. "Italian
tminc are grown only In certain
sections of the northwest nnd un
der uniform quality packs will
create more demand from year to
year.
"fiOi'nnhoi'rles packed In syrup
are tho finest berries In the world.
They should never be packed In
water.
"Wo must make a final effort
:o get a fair price for our logan
nerrb's and unless this can be done
let's iuit the business. The same
thing app)i" to prunes.
"Kvery other line of h urines I
organized so as to lea e a profit
In tin; business. Why not let farm
ing be Included?. Unless we de
mand a reasonable price we will
never get It.
"If a profit can mt be realiz
ed from the growing of prunes and
loganberries let's do something
else,
"The government is promising
aid to the fanner, let'a help It
it Ion v by doing something for our-
Th,- form of contract being of
fered to the farmer in the new
pool with range of guaranteed
prices follows:
We, th" undersigned fruit grow
ers of the Northwest do hereby
.igree to pool our entlif er.ip of
prune and loganberries J.rodii -ed
and grown during lite year of r.C5
In a pool and we appoint W. !'.
iM'ager as our agent to manage
and dispose, of said crop of prunes
and log luherrii'N.
Wn furl !nr agree to pay to
K. llrag'-r the sum of $1.00 pel
ton for pniri"fl (dried) am $2 50
per ton for loganheriiet (fresh),
provldid however that paid prunes
and toga n her lies are aoM for ns
mo i o than t he following
much i
prices;
IlHrd Pruiir-
7 i
Gland Patient
Withstands Severe
Endurance Test
After suffering from a nervous
breakdown, and being subject to
dizzy spells, a man of 3. regain
ed h Is hen lib a nd nt retigt h t h rn
glandular tieatmeut. As an actual
test of his perfect health. this
gland palieul recently run an 1
won th one mile ami three mile
race In the annual field me t ai
one of i I if nr nia's sta le iusti- u
turns. Kven moie rem.irkable than
his speed was the physical coudi
llon of the athlete aft'-r breasting
the tape lie exhibitor) nothing of
distress or laborer! breathing of
the ordinary runner.
(ilandogen, the new seien.fic
gland tonic, prepared In tablet
form provides a simple method ol
taking glandular Irealnteiit. Claud
ogen. for men a ml women, is oh
tainable at J. C. Tr-rrv rh ug store
-A.lv.
55-COs ....
f-it-b:, ....
fc:i-7ils
Tit-ilfts
M-HVj ....
ii-aOs ....
Mi-yr.a ....
It.l-HHIS ..
I 00-I JOs
5 4c
6 c
4c
4 f i
4 U c
4 c
3 'ic
lao-ui 3
Prunes acreage located in....
county
And an nddittonat amount of
$2 50 per ton for delivering to buy
era packing plant or warehouse.
JiOgiiiilH-rrlfs
Six cents per pound, delivered to
buyers pl'int or cannery.
Kog;'nbe;rv acreage
located In county.
It is further agreed that there
U to lie no other charges whatso
ever otln-r than ths $1.00 per ton
for dried pi une and $"i..'i0 per ton
for fresh logan berries and no part
of siid $1.0) per ton for prunes
and SHI) per ton for loganberries
Is to bo paid to said XV. !'. Drager
until said crop of prunes and, or
loganberries is paid for.
Mut it Is expressly jnderstood
that when my ci'-p of prum-s and
r log.niberrii'M Is deliverer) and
paid for. I will pay to said W. K.
Drager $1.00 per t m for each ton
of di i' d prunes and $2 50 per ton
for each ton frrsh loganberries si
s,ld and d-iivered.
I further agree to pr-)pr,r)y har
vest and dry my crop of prui:e
and deliver them In good condi
tion, free from burnt, soft, mouldy
tr split prunes.
It Is further agreed that In ease
of disput.-s or rejections on ac
count of rinMty that same is to
be settled by the usual method of
nrhitrati'in, the loser to pay all
costs of said arbitration.
Chi-ago. Jan. 9 The wneat op
ening, which ranged from K to 1
cent higher, wun M'ty Jtl.TB to
J1.76Vi and July $1.53, was soon
followed by a material further
gain.
Aftr open'njj at ,4 decline to
ad-Atnce. May $1.28 Vi to $1.28
the corn market showed a general
upturn of about one ceat.
Oats started unchanged to U
higher, May 61 to 617,. Later
there were moderate gains through
ci-t tho list.
The provision market was res
ponsive to the upturn in cereals.
Prices of wheat elod unsettled
to 1 cen's net higher, Mav
fl.79 o $179 i and July $1.53
to $1.54.
Corn closed unse'tled, 4 to
pent net higher. May $1.294 to
$1.2!S.
CANNERY MACHINERY
FACTORY IS ESTABLISHED
C. J. Push & comoiny Is the
nam' of the new canning machin
ery factory wh'ch is being estab
lished here with J. M Haco and
Hobert C. Paulus as the other In
corporators. K'ice far a long time
was one of the c-innery experts
with Libby. McNeill 3c Mbhy, lat
er being brought here by the Ore
gon Growers association of which
paulus was formerly manar. The
new company is capitalized at
$10,000 am) will manuf a.iture can
nery machinery invented by Push.
This machinery already has found
its way into manv canneries nnd Is
considered of the highest efficiency.
Tender Juicy
SIRLOIN STEAK
15c lb.
Choice T-Bone
STEAK
15c lb.
GRAIN FED PIG PORK
No old rough hogs
Didn't Waste Money on Food
"The rprent rarnpaiKn against
wast..rulnia in eatinc did noi
afrwt me much an I haven't he
alile to eat anything hut toaat anil
tea for the past five yearn. Kven
that would create cas anil clime
me distress. My weiKht as 'lown
to eighty four pounds anil my
complexion muddy. I had fre
quent pains In the rcRion of my
appendix. I am glad 1 did not
listen to an operation, as M.iyr's
Wonderful Ki'inedy has mr. le a
new woman of me." It Is a sim
ple, harmlwH preparalion that
emoves the catarrhal niu.-un
fn m the Intestinal t.act anil nl
lay the InflainlnnMnn which
cimiscs practically all Hi V
liver and intestinal ailmen'.t, 111
rluilini; appendicitis. One il.j
will convince or money rcfundc:!
I C. I'erry, 1). J. Fry and dr it
ffiMs everywhere. Adv.
Young Pig
PORK ROASTS
. 17c lb.
Fancy Pig
HAM ROASTS
22c lb.
KAFFIR
CORN
We have Just received a ear
of Hasten Kaffir Corn and can
offer it at less pri-es thim
either wheat nr corn. Makes a
very fine po.iltry teed.
Try a sack the next time you
need some poultry feed.
Remember that we carry a
full line of poultry feeds nnd nt
the rlKlit prices for hifch grade
foods.
D. A. White
& Sons
Phone 160 2SS1 Slate St.
Milk Fed
VEAL STEAK
17c lb.
Milk Fed
VEAL ROASTS
15c lb.
Fresh Freshly Ground
LINK SAUSAGE BULK SAUSAGE
20c lb. 15c lb.
A breakfast delicacy
All Kinds of Fresh Fish and Oysters
midget market
Originators of Low Prices
351 State Street
NOT IN THE COMBINE
Ford Tourings with starter
$135 to $190
1024 Cleveland Eoudster $825
1924 Star Touring $475
192u License free with every
rertlflcd car.
wL V - i
i
1
V
Benin the New Year
witli a rar tli.it Is
certain to hrin- you
a Kre.it ileal of
pleas tire without
f I n a n c I nl tttrnin.
That In what we of
fer. Our bargains
are ItKAI..
"red but
not atniHeu"'
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC MOTOR
CAR MARKET
J&& N. Church St.
Phone 8S&
THIS
WEEK
Special Selling of Allen A Hosiery
Outstanding Values in New Summer Styles
Full-Fashioned Silk and Dainty Chiffons,
also Wool and Silk and Wool.
This is Allen A week in our hosiery depart
menta good time to supply your hosiery
needs for some time to come. Allen A crea
tions were never more invilinjr, and the prices
never more iittrnctivo. Unusual savings in
full-fashioned silks, chiffons and wool sport
hose.
The name of Allen A, of course, assures you
of (he utmost in wear and service.
i
Full Fashioned $1.49 Women's Silk and Wool
Pure Silk $1.29 Hose $1.39
Silk and Fibre 79c
Discontinued Children's Children's All Wool
Lines 33c 34 Hose 98c
Sheldon-Sherwin Co.
176 N.Liberty Phone 265
iSi
JANUARY
JUNE
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JULY
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t ?v,v
FEBRUARY
-&V
MARCH
APRIL
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
V
All 13c bread
2 for 25c
All Small Loaves
2 for 15c
All 13c Cookies
10c a dozen
If You Haven't
Tried Our
BUTTER HORNS
Try Them on Saturday
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
f BUTTER HORNS
. ., Allw Try Them on Saturday
g 3 for 10c i
t':1 DECEMBER
j j saving 9kbw&M&t stores j
h All Week Prices Saturday All Week Prices
0) ORANGES Large market reatures MATCHES Good grade, M
fl basket full of med-QQ augur rure Cane, large boxes, KQ (ft!
V ium size fruit VOL 10 7(jC 12 bXeS "0l )D.
GRAPE FRUIT Florida
large heavy fruit,
3 for
29c
FIGS; Fancy Layer 3 oz.
package,
3 for
10c
FIGS Fancy nr
(Limit 10 lbs.)
Cream of Wheat
the 1Q
package .... X V
Butter
Best,
per lb..
-Skaggs
49c
white, 3 lbs. .
STRING BEANS Packed
in Oregon, No. 2 A f
iC
size tins, 3 tins..
LILY OF THE VALLEY
Fancy pack, No. 2 tins
Cut Refugee Beans, Golden
Bantam Corn, Sifted Peas,
assort cel. (PQ JfT
By the dozen... tP.UO
SALMON McGowan Ma
ple Leaf Brand, finest pack
on the coast.
No. 1 flat tins
39c
SCHILLING'S COFFEE
5-lb.
tins
2' 2 lb.
tins
$2.19
$1.15
SCHILLING'S BAKING
POWDER
5 lb. tins
2" lb.
tins
$2.19
$1.10
Sa rd in es Packed
in Maine, f?
per can J
Cheese Oregon full
Cream, ATin
2 lbs it C
OATS Freshly
9 lb.
bag
milled,
49c
CORN MEAL Yellow or
white, QQr.
9 1b. bags
FARINA Big K rnp
brand, 9 lb. bag... . titC
GEM NUT Mar- RZn
garine, 3 lbs DO C
Peel's Granulated
Soap large QQ
pkg, 3 for Uw
JAPANESE TOILET TIS
SUE 1000 sheet
rolls, 6 rolls
49c
Crcme Oil Soap
per
bar
5c
Limit 5 bars.
Prince Albert To
bacco, 10 QQ
oz. tins - O v
Crown Pancake
Flour,
9 8-10 lb. bag'
67c
SANITARY T I S S U E
1000 Sheet rolls, QQrt
OJt
5 rolls .
HORSESHOE, CLIMAX or
STAR TOBACCO, P(0
by the plug UC
BREAD Baked in double
loaves,
2 doubles
25c
RAISINS Sun-Maid Seed-
. less, 15 oz. pkgs, 1A.
per pkg. 1UV
Potatoes Yakima
U. S. Ko. 1 Netted
Gems,
100
ns, c?o on
Market Day Raisins, Seed
less, 4 lb. bag, QQrt
per pkg OJy C
SCHRIMP Fancy 0. K.
Brand. r P
UJC
3 cans .
White King Wash
ing Machine Soap
Se.':k!'45c
Shredded Wheat-
Pack
age ...
I CAMPBELL'S
i Soup, all kinds
By the
i dozen
10c
$1.15
10c
RY KRISP The Swedish
health bread, large
package, 2 for .
85c
SATURDAY MARKET FEATURES
STEAK Selected tender
prime Steaks, each .-.
10c
HAMS Sugar Cured, whole )(ln
or half, lb d)L
PICNIC SHOULDERS, med
ium size, mild cure, lb.
BACON BACK Lean
sugar cured, lb
15c
23c
Phone 478.
C. 0. D. Orders sent out. 5 Deliveries Daily