THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1930
ADVANCE PAID
CLARK COUNTY
PRUNE GROWERS
TJie Clark County Washington
Co-operative association handling
dried prunes has made an advance
payment la Its growers as follows:
?.Os and larger, 3 cents a pound;
40-59, 3'i cents a pound; 60 and
.smaller. 2 cents a pound, according
to tlw weekly dried prune review
from t!e federal crop reporting
wrvire In Portland.
In enerl, the report states, that
there has been no particular buy
ing activity with growers atking
prices rang in? lrom 4 1 a to 5' ;
rrnts far 30-3.Sk. A few small lots
are rrprted bought at 4 cents (or
.t0-3.rs with a straight 'c drop for
each S point decline in size to 3'i
cents for G0-&.
In ndl!tion, the report states,
there Ins been practically no fcell
ln? of dried prunes by northwest
ern jKickrrs. Ilolh export and do
inest'c domand continue very dull
not it Islanding the prosiects of
anialUT northwest tonnage except
nt prices about 'V cent a pound
lower than packers' quotations.
rackeiV quotations f. o. b. Portland
dorks in 25 pound boxes are 30-40.
5 to C cents; 40-W. 5 to 5;
&0-6G. 4'; to 4"i cenU.
The California state depnrtuient
of auricu'ture quotes the market
be direct leased ire as follow.-,:
' The prune market in Caliiornla
continues quiet with most packers
still nickin? lots careiiillv. and
small quantities of prunes are be
lni p'irch!i.sed daily in coast areas.
Adduinnal fruit Is brint? taken on
c.pen contract. Prices to growers
for exceptionally large French
mtcs are practically unchanged
from a week ago. but medium and
small sizes are lower. Quotations
tn Sonoma and Napa counties show
considerable variation and were as
follow :
31-40s at 3 to 3';e "basis
4l-43s at to 3lic
44-30 at 2'3 tt 3c
51-M.s at 3li to 3c
O.i-Ws at .2', to 2"iC
61-70s at l'j to 2c
71-101s at li to l3.c
A recent release of the California
crop reporting service says:
"Certain areas of the state have
reduced their estimates of prune
production but only to be equalized
by increased outlook in other areas.
The stale condition remains at 60
and the forecast at 234,000 tons. It
should be taken Into account, how
ever, that other factors than pro
ductlon alone will be effective In
determining the actual tonnage of
dried prunes processed. Smaller
sizes than expected, heavier drying
shrinkage than usual or the actual
lack ot harvesting due to a dis
couraging price outlookfor small
sizes can materially reduce the fin
al dried tonnage. It seems that
at this time there are produced tn
the orchards sufficient fresh fruit
to process this forecast tonnage."
BANK -NOTE Cilltl. MODKHT
Anes Mosjoukin. whose features
are to grace Russia's new bank
notes, has been proclaimed by the
government as 'a beauty with
struugle in her eyes" She also Is
declared to be one of the most
modest girls in tlie country. When
the government asked a committee
of leading artists and sculptors to
find a beautiful face that would
symbolize the spirit of modern i
Russia, Hie members were warned
that It laA moat nrfKtu. tha.
courage and fortitude that comes
uaru wor. Aner traveling
about the eouutrv fu- m-tr
making sketches of more tnan loo
uiuurtB. i if memoer chanced to
see Ah'nes huri-vum thrmuii . mn
gestcd street in Moscow. Her face
w iMmiuy niaaen, &jt the ex
Drewion of her dark av
tilt of her chin convinced hun his
que was ended. The next day
the committee gathered at her
modes home and unanimously
cliose her.
Antique Attracts
Callers At Fair;
Quilt Wins Prize
zera mis. Mali! Chapler of
Portland, mho formerly lived at
Zena and nas known then as Mable
fatrk'k. had an infre.stm? exhibit
at the state fair this year, taking
first prize In its class and drawing
a great deal of attention.
It was an antique bedspread
made 91 years ago by Mrs. Chap
ter's maternal grandmother and
whoso name. "Mis. Hannah Mer
rill" and the dat?, -ia:9 ' are woven
into tiw spread. Wool for the
spread had been washed, carded.
ana tn? thread spun by Mrs. Mer
rill herself who then wove it Into
the beautiful cloth, the design of
which is artistic and very intricate.
Th pattern Is of a roe woven
through of dark blue on a white
backnrotmd. Splendid care of the
spread has prewned it in excellent
condition although it has been
used soire.
LOCATES SQl'E.lKfcRS
Loveland, Oolo. (LPi D. D. Kebler
had a squeak in his car that no
garat-e man could fix. While Kes
ler had the spark plugs out of the
engine, a mon.se made her nest in
one of the holes. Five young mice
were found in the nest when Hes
ter Investigate! the trouble.
HOSS DECLARES
DEATH REPORTS
NOT COMPLETE
Fatalities due to traffic accidents
In Oregon during l2 were an
even ttlr Anrn mit ....
oflicially reported soon after the
" i:ie year, oecrecary o state
HlKI KfllH THiiroluv fnllA
check of the records. This showed
wuue the number announced
by tlie division was 203 Uie actual
number of d eat lis caused by traffic
misnaps was z.
"Recent surveys among the rec
Ofds Of the traffic Hllldnn Mnu
said. together with outside sources
vi imormauon, ai&ciase that our
system was not complete. But we
have reorganized, and with the de
velopment of our new plans I am
ouie uiai urcgun win not nere
alter milk nv 1xM ilnims almur
Its fatal traffic accidents."
The hai for fnmiMiHn tnlitti
. tv...,rul...tt (itiaitij
at fit 1st tia fn rtnm i i . n.;t1. ntla
er states Is to take the number of
acaius per million gallons of gaso
line consumed. Even with the addi
tional ca:,es disclosed by tlie re-
cneck uregon Miowea a decrease in
as compared with 1928. In
3f9,858 gallons- of gasollr.e used.
iuliu m i.wu to earn minion gal
lons Tn 111' Hi tha ririn ao K)
The Montana ratio for 10'9 was
i.w, laano and Wyoming z.w.
PILOT PAY AVERAGER
$550 A MONTH NOW
Washington IV Aviation's "hard
times" are not reflected in pilot's
salaries, the department of com
merce finds.
Pliers ou air mail and passen
ger routes are paid from $300 to
$8o0 monthly, according to pay
schedules in effect for the latter
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON
Ready to
and happy,
because...
a clear skin
makes for
popularity
DODTLY VIGOR
JLJ natural skin fresh'
ness come from the
source healtar red-
cells. When vou tire easily
or your skin is sallow and
pale or broken out, common
sense suggests that every pos
sible step be taken to correct it.
S.S.S. should be your safeguard.
It restores the red-blood-cclls to
normal. The system tones up, skin
eruptions and sallow complexion
disappear. Your appetite picks up
your whole body ia strengthened,
invigorated! If your vitality and
clear akin are slipping away front
you try S.S.S. Get the large size
bottle. At all drug stores.
GoP-4?3
blood-
?i ' r k a -i
VI" f M
1 flr&mvvL
teal'
Builds Sturdy Health
Health restored
Mr. Florence Altcnt Detroit
Mich., ten tent S.S.S m
provrd my appetite and re
tnred my to$t weight. 1
think it tronderful. My great'
eil urpri$e tco that there
eould be anything trhich
could make me feet and look
$a much better in to thort a
time. Work is now a pfeojiire.'
Ifoull go a
lonwayto
equal these
values
Keep Smiling
with Kellys
Eize PRICI
29x4.40 . .9 5.55
29 x 4.50 . , 0.20
30x4.50 . . o.:io
28x4.75 . . 7.10
29 x 5.00 . , 7.93
31 x 5.25 . . .75
29x5.50 . , O.05
32 x 6.00 . . 12.00
Other litri proportionate- low
11 JX
LIBERAL
ALLOWANCE
on your old tires
toward a set of
KEIXY REGISTERED
BALLOONS
SELJLY
Xotta Miles
tires are strong and tough, the way Kelly
builds all its tires.
They have a wide, thick tread of pure
rubber. They're not only good looking
they are good. Extra strength and service
have been built into them at every point,
Kelly Lotta Miles tires are the best tires
ever offered to the public at anywhere
near these low prices. They are guaran
teed for life.
Valley Motor Co.
Sales FORD Service
ASSOCIATED DEALERS
LINIM F.T AND NASH
Court and Church
SMITH AND TOWNS END
Both Stations -
DOt'GLAS McKAY
Chevrolet Salet and Servfc
BOTH SERVICE STATION
31K and Market Street!
TRIANGLE SERVICE ST A.
Cottaie and Falrirounds R4.
fRIEM AND CASFELI.
34th and Bute street
ALL KELLY dealers are Independent dealers
half of 1939 and the first half of
19JO.
The average salary U $550. where
In tlie early part of 19J9 tt wan
Airplane and engine mechan
ics averase nil a month, tlie
lowest reported monthly salary
beui 1J5 and the higluut Sl5.
DECREASE SHOWN
FOR HAZEL GREEN
Hazel Green School began In
eant Tuesday morn inn with
marked decrease In enrollment.
The primary room enrolled 23
srnoiara which is a Jom of 13 com
pared to last year and the upper
room has an enrollment of 33, a low
oi lour.
Mrs. Flora Hedrlch Is principal
and Miss A lira fitauffer. primary
learner. Three new primaries in
clude Helen ZlelUislti, Fumi Com is.
and Joseph ada. Tlie Huftord,
Brundige and Landers families
have mowd from tlie community
and the Grenquist family pUn on
leaving soon.
Cen-als Ben Jelderks has left for
Corvallis where he will be employed
d.irin the winter.
Avoid Embarrassment of
FALSE TEETH
Dropping or Slipping
Don't be embarrassed again by
having yuur fal.se teeth or drop
when you eat, talk, laugh or sueez.
Jut ay r inkle a little Fabteeth on
your plHtes. Tl.ls new, ettremely
fine powder elves a wonderful sense
of comfort and security. No gummy
gooey taste or feeling. Oet Fateeth
loany at tapitoi jJrug store or any
othr drug store :flr.
PAGE N1NG
POWER SURVEY
OF SNAKE RIVER
IS UNDERTAKEN
A ten year survey ox water power
resources of the 3nake river dram
age will be completed this fall when
a crew now operating deep tn Sal
mon canyon comes out to "civiliza
tion.'' The survey, according to W, O.
Hoyt. hydraulic engineer of the
United States geological survey, has
located 100 dam sites for power de
velopment and 25 reservoir sites for
water shortage. In addition to this
hundreds of miles of river surveys
have been made r.nd maps drawn,
vey hire been made
Not least of tlie results of the
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A Battle Creek physician say a.
"Constipation Is responsible for
more misery than any other cause."
But Immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Or
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the sys
tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating
bowel called the colon. The water
loosens the dry food waste and
causes a gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or ever Increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall Order He at night.
Next day bright. Oet 24 for 23c
today at the nearest Rexall Drug
Store. Perry's Drui Store, adv.
survey will be a complete report on
irrigated and irrigable lands In the
Snake river drainage.
So wide reaching are the tribu
taries of the big winding river ttiat
wraps itself around tlie state that
tlie survey has Included by far the
greater part of the landed area of
Idalio, while part n; it has extended
over Into Wyoming near the head
waters of tlie south fork and Into
Oregon where the Owyhee and oth
er tributaries course.
Scio Mrs. Clara Berger was In
Portland and Seattle on business
this week. Mrs. Rudolf Wesely hav
ing charge of the stove during the
absence ot tlie proprietor.
If Stomach Hurts
Drink Hot Water
Nentrallrr Stomach Arlrilty, Pre
tent iuoU I rriiieiitutloii. Slop
llidllitloii
"If those who suffer from IndlgeA.
tiou, gaj. wind, or flatulence, stom
ach acidity or MUrneKi, gastric ca
tarrh, heartburn, etc.. would take a
u-HsiHKHiIul of pure Binurated Mag
nesia in half a of hot water
immediately after eating they would
mum forget they were ever afflicted
With stomach trouble, and doctors
would have to look elsewhere for pa
tients." In explanation of these
words a well known New York physi
cian f.tated that most form of stom
ach troubles are due to stomach acid
ity and iei mentation of the food
(vtntpnrs of t he Mii'-iach combined
with an Insufficient blood supply t
the stomach. Hot ?'aler increa-ses the :
blood supply and Hihui&ied RU jiiesu.
which can be readily obtained at
anv reliable diug store, lu either
tablets or powder, iiisuntly neutral
izes the excessive stomach add and
stops food fermentation, tlie com
bination of tlie two. therefore, bein
marvelously succeshful and decidedly
nr.. fm hi, in th iiko itf art if ictu 1 di
gest an ts. Btlmulatus-or medicines for j
ttidinestion
Savings
deposited Today
or Tomorrow
earn
4 INTEREST
from
the First of the month
Savings Dank
Interest
National Bank
NATIOIS-MHIDANK
inSolorillgcoqon
THE OREGON SHOE CO.
Will Force Out Thousands of Pairs
of Shoes and Oxfords with
Drastic Reductions
in Prices
We have no competition in these values:
Men's Scotch Grain Oxfords
Just received hrge shipment, all sizes, direct from Great
Britain. Equal to $10.00 and $12. values. While they
last at
$7.95
Men's High Top Veal Boots
14 and 1G inch tops, all sizes, three prades. Any of them
equal to $10.00 and $12.00 boots go at
$5.95, $7.95, $3.35
Women's New Fall Pumps
Satin Kid Leaf and Coco Brown, Kid, Black and Brown
Suede, High and Cuban Heels. $8.00 to $10.00 values-.
$4.95 and $5.95
Men's New Fall Dress Oxfords
Black or Brown, heavy or light soles, both for winter
and finer dress wear. All sizes
$4.95 and $5.95
Women's Arch Support Shoes
'All the new patterns and lasts. Others get as high as
$7.50. Our price
$3.95 and $4.95
Ladies' New Style Pumps & Ties
High and Cuban Heels, Velvet Patent and Kid. Won
derful $6.00 and $7.00 values go at
$3.95
Girls' Sport Oxfords
Brogue's late sport patterns In all the new; leathers and
late styles. The best value in town at
$3.95 and $4.95
Women's Comfort Oxfords
Two strap slippers, low rubber heels. All sizes, best quality.
$2.95 ""1 $3.45
MEN'S 50C DRESS SOX All dm, dozens of patterns, 3 P"irs $1.00
S)IEIE(S()$f SHKSDIB CO
e
326 State St.
Next to Ladd and Bush Bank
r