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Th. OREGON STATESMAN, Solent Oregon. Friday Morning. March 24. 1344
PAGE FOURTEEN
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Quotations at
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 23 (AP)
Wheat future and cash grain un
quoted. . ii
Cash wheat (bid) : Soft white 1.48;
oft white (excluding Rex) 1.51; white
Club 1.53; western red L53. i
Hard red winter: Ordinary i 1.49; 10
per cent 1.49; 11 per cent 1.50; 12
c per cent ' 1.52; -f .
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1 49',i;
11 per cent L50',i; 12 per cent 1.51'i.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 24. flour
S. oats 2. millfeed 6. '1
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore, March 23-MAP)
Z 12-222 Guardian BIdf
Telephone 8168 j .
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We are always la the market to key for CASH Real Estate
Mortf af es and Contracts, j Merchandise Discount Paper and Notes
t' " 1 rCgi --m NvouWlafuvCT'---,4a j I.TXYcatpyiE V $a their II
"' " 1 1 V ' yJ !i4r C i? TO WATT... I CO J KILLED Art BUT THEY WORD IS GOOD :
THE BOM8 SHELTER 'AlfR ' MS$h INTERI0RE... SPEAK lte: PIDrXJT.'SOVWEN ENOUGH FOR !
P0WNSTA1KS 0FTHIS VV Sjff '&Xir. T3THEC0AArtArJPANTEigt TWEY'AVE TOLD ME j YOU HAVE f
HANGAR WE USE TOR Jt3 SPljuij wJlU i&Yti& THEY ARE AMERICANS THEY PKOOK
HEAPQUAR7ER$a XJa ' MHtrTaTtQI .
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T ; KNOCKED OFF 50 ORfeO A . IL
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TH' LE6TLE I BftCK FROM Vt3ff CENTER Svi
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A.1P1, C1 N KIM SEE VgR PIPE FROM A KNOUJ 2 lW) Vliv
THIMBLE THEATRE . &LL f " 2 j 1 ' i
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Plm
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Portland
WFA Salable and total cattle 100;
calves 25; market active to steady;
few cutter-medium steers 9.00-13.75;
cutter-medium cows 7.50-13.00: common-cutter
cows 5.50-7.75; shelly can
ners down to 4.50: fat dairy type cows
8 50-8.50; medium-food beef cows
10.00-11.50; medium-food bulla 9.00
11.00; food-choice vealers mostly
15.00-50; common calves down to 10.00.
Salable hogs 500. total 650; market
active to steady: rood-choice 190-230
lbs. 14.50-75; 245-330 lbs. 13.75-1425;
light lights 12.25-13.00; slaughter pigs
down to 11.00; good sows 11.50; light
weights to 12.00: few food feeder pifs
9.00; 57 lbs. 8.00. .
Salable and total sheep 50; scatter
ed sales steady; cull-common lambs
9.00-10.50; medium-food 14.00; food
choice salable up to 1530; one choice
When yon need money and
need it fast ... when Illness
or financial difficulties sudden
ly demand more money than
yon have on hand . J . do not
hesitate to consult as.
i Repayment Schedule to Fit Tour Income
STATE FINANCE CO.
Corner Liberty and State
J Lie. S-216 M-222
Mr KMEES ARE KINDA WOBBLY,
BUr AUfcK BHN6 LOCKED IN THIS
BOXCAR FOR THREE CAYS, SEElN
THE SKY AGAIN MAKES ME FEEL
' GLAD ALL OVER-
. t ' i
Fasm DlasSar EMshs
3
lot Wednesday 18.00; good wooled ewes
Wednesday 175. , . r.
Cast Side Market
PORTLAND, Ore March 23 (AP)
There were . small supplies , of cab
bage, carrots: and turnips on the East
Side wholesale market today, but the
quality was : high and produce was
quickly sold-; ; : C-y'-y
General prices: If ?-; i-' '-; ;
Apples Rome i Beauty 2.00-2.75;
local Baldwins 2.00-2.25 box;1 Hood
River Winesaps (Stay man) 300 box;
Newtowns 2.00-325 box. i
Broccoli Green 1.00 luf. ;
Cabbage No. 1 freen 2.50-2.75; red
1.75 pony crate; savoy (curly) 75c
cauliflower crate. j -j
Celery Root 1.00 crate. ;
Endive No. 1. 90c dozen.
Greens Spinach,. Birigen 2.00; local
1.73 orange box; mustard 85-90c dozen
bunches; kale 90c-lJ)O crate; swiss
chard 70c dozen bunches; parsley 75c
dozen bunches. ; .a
Onions Green 90c dozen bunches;
commercial grade, dry 50s, 160 bag.
Radishes Red 75c dozen bunches.
Root - vegetables ' Bulk parsnips
90c -1.00 lug; carrots- 65C-1.0O; turnips
15C -1.00 lug.
Sprouts i Brussels ! 2.90 flat box;
els!' 2.90
bulk stock 10-12C lbi
Portland Product
PORTLAND, Ore.. March 23-AP)
Butter AA grade prints 46c; cartons
46c; A grade prints 45,2c; cartons
46'ie: B grade prints 45 ".c. cartons 46c.
Butterfat First Quality, maximum
of .6 ef 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 52-52 ",ic; premium quality,
maximum of .35 of 1 per . cent acidity
53-53 'ic lb.; valley routes and Country
points 2c less than first or 50-50 '.ic;
second quality , at Portland ; 2c i less
than first or 50-50 ',e, v
Eggs To producers: Nominal prices.
GEE! EVERYTHING) GRAND! I'M FULL
OFNCt rOTS0UPANrUM8U86ERSJ
AN YOU GOTTA SWELL BONE WITH
MEAT ON IT If
173 S.
"
case count, 29-30c; select henneries 30
31e dozen. . i
Effs Nominal prices to retailers
in cases: A large 38-40c; A medium
32-33c; A small 24-Z5C dozen, j
Hops Norrflnal, contract, 1944 80c lb.;!
1943 69C ID.; 1948 60C ID. - r ,
Live poultry. Buying prices from
producers: Broilers up . to 2 IbsJ
17 ,ic; fryers 2',i to 4 lbs. 28c; roasters
over 4 lbs. 28c; Leghorn and colored
hens, all weights 24',ic; roosters and
stags zoc. - i
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave-!
rage country killed to retailers 44c
lb.; live price to producers 24c lb.
Turkeys Selling to .retailers:!
Dressed hens No. 1. 39"i-43c:ib.
Turkeys Alive: Government ceil
ing buying prices: Hens , 42c; torn
36ic lb., dressed basis.
Onions Green 90c dozen bunches!
Yakima dry 2.47-2.75; Oregon 2.59. 3-1
men, 1.73 so-iD. oag; Oregon lOs. 29c;
aano imi ov-id. oag; sets zoc u.
Potatoes Yakima No. 1, ?.75 cen
tal; aa zs. 90s. sac: Klamath 3.40-3.55:
Deschutes No. 1, 3.40 cental; local 2.50
cental; ? Idaho 3.25-3.50 cental.
Potatoes New Florida j 4.00-4L2S
50 lb.!' i , ..-,-1 (- -
Country meats Rollback, prices to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, 120-140 lbs. 17-18c; vealers
A A 22 lie; A 21ic; B 19-19' ic; C 15
17ic; culls 12-15c; canner-cutter cows
10-14c;' bulls. canner-cutterS 14c;
lambs AA 26c: A 24ic; B 22',ic; C
10-20c; ' ewes FS 13 lie; medium 12c;
R lOttC: Beef AA 21c: A 20c; B
I8ic; C 14c; cutter-common cows 10
14c; cutter-common bulls 14ic
Wool Government control,
Cascara bark Dry 17c lb.
Mohair 1942 12-montn 45c Jb.
Hops; Nominal, contract seedless
5e lb.; seed 70c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal:
Alfalfa No. 2 or better 34.00-35X0; oat
vetch 28.00 ton. valley points; timothy
(eastern Oregon) 35.00-36.00 ton; clover
24.00 ton; Montana crass har (No. It
33.50 ton. I,
WE'VE GOT NOTHIN' BttJT
I WERE FREE AN' HEALTHY)
I SO TWERES NOTHIN' ID
' WORRY ABOUT 1
V
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"Strictly Private"
f 4
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Salem Market
Quotations !
The prices below supplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman: :
Lettuce, dot
3 83
Cauliflower, crate
225 and i 55
Crook neck tt Italian squash, lb. .63
Turnips, doz bunches
1.00
cabbage, lb.
.02
.70
SO
JBO
IM
JDS
.70
03 i
Endive, doz. bun.
Radishes, doz bun.
Carrots, doz. bun.
Celery, doz. bun.
Peppers, green lb.
Beets, doz. bunches
Pumpkin. Ib. -
Parsnips. Ib.
J09
BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY
Andresea's Buyins Prices I
(snsject t chance without siettcei
BUTTERFAT
Premium ; M
No. I j JS3
No. 2 , 0
BUTTER PRINTk
A
.464
.45',i
.464
JS2
i
25
M
2
M
JO
B
Quarters
EGGS
Extra larfe
Medium
Standards -
Pullets
POULTRY
Colored hens. No. 1
No. 2. colored bakes
irys
Old roosters
.15
Marlon Creamery's Buying Prices
- (Subject te change without notice)
POULTRY
All hens j 53
All springs i , . . XI
Above prices for prime stock, under
grades according to value.
LIVESTOCK ,
Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based
on conditions and sales reported:
Dressed veal 3.1
Spring lambs .
Yearlings
Ewes
14.00 to 14.50
9.00 to 11.00
5.00 to 6.00
Hogs, good to choice grade.
170 to 230 lbs. l 14.00
Sows: S.00 to 9.75
Top veal
13.00 to 14.00
Salem Girls Visit
Grandparents
: - I
NORTH HOWELLrBetty Jean
and Alice Lepley, small daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. William Lep
ley of Salem, are spending this
week at the home of their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Si C. Rick
ard. i
The little girls' mother, Doris
Rickard Lepley, is in the Deacon
ess hospital with a baby son,
Jerry, born March 14.
Andrew Ross was taken ill
suddenly Saturday:, night, and is
now at the SHverton hospital for
treatment -j
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ste
vens S were Mr. and Mrs. Loris
Stevens of Portland.
Legal Notice
j NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed In the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Marion County, Probate De
partment, his duly verified final
account as executor of. the estate
of John E. Borkman,, deceased,
and that said court has fixed
Monday, the 27th day of March,
1944. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
A. Mi as the time, and the Circuit
Court room in the County. Court
House, at Salem, in Marion Coun
ty, Oregon, as the place for hear
ing said final account and all ob
jections thereto. -
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
25th day of February, 4944.
THEODORE E. BORK
MAN, Executor ot the es
tate of John E. Borkman,
deceased. . - j
Ronald C. Glover, ! -Attorney
for Executor, j -
205 Oregon Bldg., '
Salem, Oregon. F-25-M-3-10-17-
24. :-?.v ,yM
1
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nns. CHAN ... LAM
Dr.Y.TXamlJJ. DrXI.ChasNJB
CHINESE Berbailsto
241 North Liberty . ..
CpstalrsPoJtland Genersl Dectrlc
Co . Officu5 open ' Saturday only
le a.ra to 1 sJ-T -to-1 pjn. Coo
m nation. Blood pressure and urine
tests are free, of harge Practiced
iince 1911. -- .0-. . --ri- v:.
By Quinn Hall
U.S.ASLMSL
told m
A SliCCCSS.-
WERE SUC RJ6H7!.
Stocks and Bonds
f March
STOCK AVERAGES
-.- 30
r Indus
Thursday 72.3 .
Previous day 72S
Week ago j )73.4
Month ago .70.6
Year ago 67J
1944 high , 73.4
1944 low - . 69.1
23
15 15 I 60
Rails Util Sties
27.8 30.8 52J
28.1
28.0
37.0
37.0
52.S
S32
51.4
47J
53J
48J
27.4 36 2
23.1 31.3
28.4
22 9
37.1
35.1
BONO AVERAGES
10 10
10
Indus Util rogn
105.1 105.8 654
105.0 105.8 65.8
105.2 105.8 65.4
105.2 105.5 64.1
104.7 101.7 59.0
105.7 . 106.0 65.8
105J 104.7 83.2
tnrevious a ay
wees: ago - j
Mnnth itrn
Year ago
1944 high
1S44 IOW
79.5
Livestock jand Poultry
iATTXKTIOr
Will remove dead & worthless stock
In a moment's notice! SALEM FER
TILIZER & BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. 5000
Collect (No other Phone).
COW. Will freshen In 1 wk. James
Gordon, 1 mi. north of Monmouth
on 99. I
3 WEmiTolid
Crest Hatchery. Ph.. 22622. - r t
3 DOZ N. H. Red laying hens.
1183 Market St Ph. 7016. f
WANTED Turkey hatching eggs.
Highest prices paid. Northwest Poul
try and' Dairy. 1505 N. Front. Ph. 7007
NEW Hampshire laying pullets or
ready to lav pullets. Immediate de
livery. Choice selection. Ph. 22861. Lee's
Hatchery. j 4
BABY CHICK? and custom hatching.
22 yrs. experience assures you of best
quality and satisfaction. Prepare for
better market conditions later. Hatches
every Monday and Thursday. Hamp
shires. Leghorns. Red. Barred Rocks,
day old ckls or pullets. Ph. 22861
Lee's Hatchery
Help Wanted
. DINING Room help., kitchen help,
janitors. Good wages plus room, board
and laundry.i Oregon State Tubercu
losis Hospital.
WANTED: Press helper. No exper
ience necessary. Phone 6682 or see Art
Edwards at Statesman Press Room
10 PM.
OREGON STATE Motor association
will receive applications ' for district
sales representative on a full time sal
ary basis. Prefer an applicant with
previous sales experience. Also will
accept applications for full time office
secretary for- district office to " be
opened In Salem within the next few
weeks. Replies held in strict confi
dence. Apply by ; letter for personal
interview to Walter C. Findlay. ; Sales
Manager. -1101 SW Washington St
Portland B. Oregon.
I NEED a griddle man or woman and
3 neat experienced waitresses, 1 good
wages always paid here. Apply Thurs.
and Fri. between 1 and 4. Mickey's
Sandwich Shop. '
COOK. FRY knd-ssndwlch work. Eve
ning shift. Carleson Cafe. State Si High
Street. ..- - j - ;
MEN and women for hop yard work.
Ph. 795S. ; J
COOK WANTED. The Spa. ; j
Help Wanted Male
Workers now employed m war pro
duction should not apply and will not
be considered for employment by em
ployers advertising in this section.
EXPERIENCED
CARLO ADERS
Full wage - scale- I Good - government
housing available. ', . f
Appjy - ' -A !
COASTAL LUMBER
COMPANY j
' Grand Ronde. Oregon, or "phone
BRoardway 3551. Portland.
"bus BOY. Marlon HoteL !
rv ui BTiurm rark r and tractor
mechanic: Top wages. James H. Maden
Co, 44 Silverton Rd Salem, Ore.
MAN familiar with - meats and re
lated products as salesman for Salem
territory. Experience preferred but not
necessary. Reply in own handwriting
to Armour and Company, 420 N. ;W.
14th. Portland, , Oregon. Mr. E. L.
Bonner.
WANTED MEN for sawmill - work.
Capitol Lumber Co N. Cherry Ave,
Ph. 8862. ; f ;1 .j.,,.'
SHOE SALESMAN wanted. Steady
position. . Good salary. Paramount
Shoe Store, 405 Court. -r'-1iT'-
t MEN for day work. Inq. Flrestont
Stores, corner Center and Liberty. ;
MACHINISTS wanted for Salem and
also Dallas plant Salem Iron Works
and Dallas Machine and Locomotive
Works. i-.;.. rvr: 'I; .
MEAT Cutter, experienced, top pay.
steady. Saving Center. PortodRoad.
HOP Yard help. Transportation furn
from ComX and StaU and Com! and
Miller Sta. For particulars phone John
J. Roberta and Ccw: 23052 or CM
EXPERIENCED furnlturi salesman.
Hogg Bros 260 StaU St. ?
' MECHANIC . familiar ; with General
Motors cars. Perm, position. Excel,
working conditions and wares. Must
be esxperieneea. uerrau-vwess w.
A
1
Rails
li - so 1
80 2
at n
as a
1
, J. 86.2
Help Wanted -Slale
MEN!
If you have ' ever sold
merchandise over a coun
ter i or if you'd like
to learn . . we offer you
an exceptional opportun
ity. We want men who
cannot do industrial
work, but who want to
serve the war effort by
handling vital civilian
goods. Full or part-time.
J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc.
CLERK and general work In fish
market, Fitts Market j
EXPERIENCED furniture salesman
and warehouse men. H. L. Stiff Furn.
. OPENING available for man In re
ceiving and shipping departments. Will
train satisfactory man and pay while
training. Opportunity for advance
ment experience helpful but not nec
essary. Permanent work with a future.
Ph. Mr, Henry. 3194, for: appointment.
Help Wantecr Female
WANTED: Laundress and 2 relief
matrons. Salary & maintenance. Hill
crest School. Ph. 23022. :
COMPETENT lady for hswk. and
care of small child. Rm. and board
and wages. Ph. 2-1138. 1
2 SMART husky girls. H. L. Stiff
Furn. Co.
WOMAN for housework. Good wages
and board. Phone 6836.
GIRL I or woman for general house
work. Fun or part time. Nice home.
Live In.; Ph. 5046. :
COMBINATION HELP and kitchen
helper for cafe. 940 N. Coml.
BOOKKEEPER AND Stenographer.
Inquire Commercial Book Store.
NURSES' helpers. Practical nurses.
Good wages Oregon State Tuberculosis
Hospital.
GIRL for Gen. housework U .care of
children, 863.00 per, month to start
Phone 8270.. .
Situations Wanted
WILL care for children In my home.
1035 s. conn.
WILL care : for children in my
home. Pb Z1684.
DRAFTSMAN available now. S. W.
Selman. 653 N High Street
EXPERIENCED young woman wants
cleaning and laundry work by day. 60c
per hr. References. Box 589 Statesman
WILL care, for children evenings.
Ph. 8743.
CHILDCRAFT Nursery. We pick up
and deUver. 1995 Trade. Ph. 21829.
For Sale Miscellaneous
NEARLY new, used bed, com
plete 1 : . $39.00
5 piece breakfast set .S18.75
Solid oak roll top office, desk $39.50
Nearly new pre-war davenport
8c chair $139.50
BRIGHT & ECKLEY
FURNITURE and APPLIANCES
453 Court i Ph. 7511
22 Colt i Woodsman: 45 Colt Auto.;
45 - Colt Frontiersman; 22 Hi Std.;
30 Luger; 38 & 22 short revolvers;
30-06 Win.. Spr. & 8MM Mouser rifles
with receiver sights, perfect; 30-40 Krag
reconditioned: 2 Model 75 Win., one
with scope 8X Win., other receiver,
new; 1 model 97 and Marlin 12 gauge
shot guns, good: 1 12 gauge Fox Dbl.
BB1. Several other DB1. 8c Single BB1.
12 gauge. ! All guns with ammunition.
1 1926 Chev. pic-up, excellent pre-war
tires i Don; Madison. 590 No. High.
800 GALL steel water tank; 2 chicken
coops 6x8-8x10; 30 used fence posts;
125 " cable, some smaller: 4 stan
chions; 2 waters; 14 wood stanchions;
bed stead : 8c 2 springs. C. N. Snider.
Rt 6, Box 527, north of Krueger's
store, first road right first house.
OR TRADE for smaller tractor. Case
tractor. Next to last house on east
side Fairhaven Ave.
FOR SALE; N.H. - Pullets t Fryers.
Call afternoons. 419 S. 19th. .
r DINING table; J churns; rocker:
misc. household articles. Rt 6, Box
592R. Auburn Rd.
USED Underwood typewriter, good
cond. $18. 3 yd. fine linen tablecloth.
10 napkins, $12. Tel. 7370.
WRITING desk $20. HQS r1Ptm'
POTATOES. White Star. Good for
seed or eating. F. E. Evans, Rt 2. Bx. 66
ra a rprc am AlaM rivr rooms of
good furniture, -including stock and
equipment Terms. Bear Creek Lodge.
Alsea, Oregon. '
30-6 RIFLE with some shells. . $55.
Call afternoons. Mrs. M. J. Da vies.
1053 Huge St, W. Salem. - .
Simmons i 4 bed complete; lawn
mower; davenport; breakfast set.
1680 N. ComX . f
HILL grown Marshall strawberry
plants. Ph. ! 107F3. V
WTT.T. huv for cash, sell or trade
guns and ammunition. Don Madison,
590 NO. High. '5
GLASS Show case. 4. $10. Dark hen
canaries $145 each. 1373 Lee.
SVA aim iMiii iua a a Mi
tress. Like i new, Mrs. Kellogg. 425
Marion. -1
BnV MvJker ! inncrnte7 tne,.
LADY'S riding boots size 7. 18 high.
black. Almost new, $20.-651 Rosemont
Ave., W. Salem. Phone, 8422.
ROCKHILL Everbearing : strawberry
plants. Bear this year. H. M. Broad-
bent 1! mi. weft 01 Ketxer sera.
-ATMORAYS OZONE, sell and rent
H. C Pugh.; Ph 2-2458. P.O. Box 463.
Fuller Brttshes 174S Grant Ph 8391
A. C WELDERS, used. Valley Weld
ing Co.. 197 S. Com'L St u
WELDING I HELMETS, reeular 84.75.
$30 while they last Your choice of
4 types. Electrodes for A. C. Wielding.
Valley Welding Co.. 197 S. Com'L St
1M2 Client HOUS E TR ILER 24
feet lonir, electrie brakes. In good con
dition. 842 Edge water. West Salem, ,
BEDS, OAK dining set rockerl
drapes, raise, i Items, 1945 N. Fourth.
HARNESS. HAY, 2 yr. old Durham
heifer. Ph. 23269 after 5 p. mJ fr ...
OPEN "END 50 gaL drums. 250
each. Suitable Jor feed or garbage
bbla. -' 1 . - '- i
PAULUS ! DEHYDRATION CO.
N. Front Jc South Sta., Near Producers
Cannery .
3-WHEEL TRAILER Good tires and
large box. 217$ N. Church. .
GCOD Gt"ijBHANSEN pUno! aeariv
ew carpet sweeper. Ph. .2-1285.
For Sale Miscellaneous
CHINA ' CLOSET, dark oak, oval
glass; Singer sewing machine; walnut
dresser; dinette set; antique walnut ta
ble: Schick shaver; wool pad. No
Junk. 1265 P Ct 10 A. M. to I P. M.
SMALL GAS range, new model. 403
Union. . -
yOySEHOLP rURNTTURE. Ph. 6149.
FOR CERTIFIED Bur bank pota
toes for planting, see Vick Bros., 209
N High St, Salem. . '
ENAMELED WOOD range, 771 Rose
mont Ave, W. Salem. .
Wanted Miscellaneous
We Buy Furniture
TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 30 YEARS
REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG
RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
: HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED
Pianos
Furniture and Appliances
Call 9149 for appointment
HOGG BROS.
260 State St
PAINT SPRAY GUN
in Good Condition
Must be late model.
Also Wanted: Clean Used
Cars for Cash
BIRD & ZYSSET
1211 Broadway Ph. 6666
a BKNPTT BAW NimnMa Hth n.n4A.
in good condition. Ph. 8145.
WANTED to huv for Ttov wui
1 or 2 light weight row boats in good
condition, with or without oars. 1 or 3
used canoes for use at Boy Scout Camp
Pionwr Ph 734 a' wt.r.M.j.
Area Council. 127 New Bligh Bldg.
f!ASTI ' for tlmmA Minn Mm MYmw
- - w VHICI II1U
sical instruments Call 4641 days or
Jaquith Music Co 181 S. High. '
WANTED TO buv eoine husinou .11
or half. Prefer insurance. Box 584,
Statesman.
j WILL CAM for philHr.n T wTTkI
toy day. Phone 21684.
WANTFTi "rrn.SSTfiircrM ....
tor with attachments. Cash. Ph. 2-1031
pr write V. O. Kelley. Rt 1, Box 9A, Sa-
rANTEDTSheep pasture. Tel. Webl
ster 5607, or write N. L. Brown, 2538
Nj:. 32 Ave.. Portland. Oreg.
4 or 120 h ! accordion. Ph. 4480.
WANTED: Electric refrigerator. Mr.
Gleisner, Ph. 9144.
OREGON GRAPE root wanted high
est prices paid. City Machinery and
Junk Co.. 285 Chemeketa St (orange
front). Phone 3737.
WANT TO Buy. Used cameras es
tenses McEwan Photo Shop 435 State.
: PAYING up to $2 lb. for rabbit
skins. Millions wanted. Rush shipments
today. Valcauda Fur Co, Seattle. Wn.
WANTED: Good typewriter, Royal or
Underwood preferred. 7333.
I CASH FOR used furniture t toa
nold coods R Foraev Ph 7446
astepaper, mag, edkd. 1790 N. Front
CASH PAID for upright spinet or
grand pianos Phone 5707.-
USED FURNITURE Ph 9183
Wanted Furniture
WANTED: Table model radio. Ph.
5862.
Miscellaneous
at . the Capital Business College, 34)
Court St. Ph. 5987.
BEGINNING rlaaM In hnth Thnmu
and Gregg shorthand. Capital Business
onege. couri. rn. anal.
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST i
CASES
Brine or Mall Your Plates (or Repair
DR HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST
Adolph Bids State Com'! Ph 3311
Septic , Tanks Cleaned
State wide. Guaranteed work. Gen
Fite, 642 Edgewater. Ph. 8743.
STOVE Parts St Repairing. Woodry
Auction Market 1605 N. Summer.
TRAIN for postfwar positions. Day
and night classes Capital Business
College. 343 Court
For Sale Wood
ASH, oak and fir, 16". Ches. F. Simon,
1311 N. Liberty. -Ph. 8668.
FRESH cut sawdust for sale. Ph. 6683.
GREEN old growth 16 In. sUn,
prompt delivery. Phone $444.
16 IN ' MILL wo Ln. Pet PbT 8683L
ooDOLp rnt ir.x ph 6523!"
PLANER WOOD. Immediate deliv
ery. Salem Box Co. Ph. 9189.
OLpr Ehner BoitpXS?"
WHY pay more for wood? 400 eu.
ft load of 16 slab and mill Runs
2 cord or over only $14.00. Percy Klee-
man. ra. i4i.- - i
4 FT dry and green slab. 16" heavy
mill wood. 8862 or 772L
TAKING . orders again tor wood.
Ph 5379 or 21976 Graen.
MILL Wood $6 50 per load, a loads
$18.00. Hollywood Fuel Co, Ph. 373L
lf'oJlC ITJt H R. aasraTMehanMk
Wood Sawing
Jim Sneed 2503 Brooks. P. 6809.
Lost and Found
LOST. DIAMOND locket March 18th.
Reward. - . ...
JEANNE REMME. Ph. 4485
LOST BOY'S, wrist . witrh ; innmlm.
ated dUl, leather strap. Lost at Par
rish J. H. Reward. Gatke. Phone 9471.
LOST. WHITE Soils do, small brown
spot on back, named Topsr. Very tim
id. Lost at Camp Adair Sat Liberal
reward. Return to Vick, Withrow, 4
Corners - Richfield Station. 10 Turner
Road. . . - .-v-.,,-;-
LOST, BLACK curse cont Danera A
ration bks. Mrs, H: K. Curtis. Ph, $352.
Personal
" j .
I wEl not be resoonslbla for anv
debts contracted by anyone but my-
seu aiier tnis aate. John Garrison
Erikson. . i
For Rent Rooms.
LG' well fur aleeoine rm". tsrk. dial
Gar, some meals. optJ 606 8. Church,
Furn. housekeeping rms. TUT 8715,