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Markets PAGE FOURTEEN The OREGON STATESMAN. Salew Onqatu Sunday Morning. May 21, 1944 Far "Strictly Private" By Quinn Hall : : 1 U. .. F pxo & ciothm yj& to sleep WIWXJT U3 COST- STBAD VJORK. & VtX) rn -juiaaj iie Pi rem m tue ccrurr mi v m 0FR.-WS IS TVE UFE, MQW., YOUR SOW . rl wnm ' ' Quotations at Portland Eaat Side Market PORTLAND. Ore, May 20 (AP) East Side wholesale market prices: Apples: Winesaps (SUynwn) 3.00 box. ' Asparagus: Can by No. 1. 4.00 pyra , mid; No. 2. 3.50-3.75 pyramid. Beam: California horse 8c lb. Cabbage: Local. 1944. 1.50 orange box Cauliflower: No. 1. J. 75; ordinary 2.B5-2.75; No. 2. 1.75-2.00. . Cntn.nh 1-1 ft(.? AflflM UmilB ,w " I DUX; III US 14 1 U OJ-. UUiCM uuiiviica, I' rrt- aulas chard 70-75c dozen buches: parsley 50c dozen bunches; watercress 1.00-1 10 dozen bunches. Lettuce: Local. 3s. 3.50-4.00 crate. Dninni- r?in VS-Mk dozvn bunches: I commercial grade, dry, 50s, 2.70 lug. ! Radishes: Red 75-80c dozen bunches; ; white 80c dozen bunches. Rhubarb: field, boxes, iss, eoc; 90s. ' 1.IVI.I9 POX. L. Root vegetables: Bulk parsnips 75c I Jug: carrots 75c: turnips 75-80c lug. f SprouU: Brussels 2.50 fiat box; bulk Plants: .Lettuce 1.00; cabbage 1.00; cauliflow- . er l sn; peppers l.uu; pansy i.oo uai; marigolds 1 JO box; snapdragons 1.50 fiat. - Portland Livestock ' PORTLAND, Ore.. May 20 (AP) WFA Cattle, salable and total 125; calves 33. market slow, all lower grades cattle undet pressure; sales largely 23 lower, instances 50 off and some un sold. Few medium-good - fed steers steady at 1 (.00-1 5.50, odd head to 16.00; cutter to common i dairy type steers 00-10.75; cutter to common heifers 50-11.00: tanner and cutter cows 5.75 1.50; shells' cows down to 5.00 and below; fat dairy type cows 8.00-9.00; medium beef cows to 10.00; few common-medium bulls 1 00-9.50; good choice vealers 15.00-16.00; common medium grades 0.00-14.00. (logs, salable and total 500. hold overs 500; demand nominal; partial clearance steady; good-choice 180-270 LEARN HOME FIRST AID NOW..: Help conserve medical knowl edge for the boys in uniform . .!. learn to give immediate and temporary aid in cases of accidents or sudden illness. Save the doctor's visits by vis iting him ... Let us quickly get the accurate ingredients to you for a speedy recovery. 1199- -1144 SCIIiiEFEn'S Dreg Store Phont 5197 or 7023 135 N. Commercial lb. 13.75; 275-300 lb. 12.00; 170 lb. 13.00: light lights 10.00-11.00; good sows weak mostly 8.00; light weights to 8.50; few good feeder pigs 8.00. Sheep, salable and total 100; scat tered sales steady, few common spring lambs 12.00; good-choice springers sal able 13.00-50; common-medium shorn old crop lambs 9.00-12.00; medium-good grades to 12.50; good shorn ewes Nos. 2-3 pelts 4.00-50: No. 1 quoUble to 5.00; cull down to 2.00. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore, May 20 ( AP) Wheat: No futures quoted. Cash grain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white 52.50. i Barley No. 2-45 lb. BW 50 JO. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.56i; soft white (excluding Rex) lJ6'i; white club 1.56'i; western red l-58',. Hard red winter ordinary 1.54'i; 10 per cent 1.37; 11 per cent 1.00; 12 per cent 1.62. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.56; 11 per cent l-57'.i: 12 per cent 1-58'i. Today's car receipts: Wheat 22, bar ley 3. flour 7, corn 1, oats 1, millfeed 3, flaxseed 1. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore, May 20 (API Butter: AA grade prints 46c, cartons 46c; A grade- prints 45 lie; cartons 46',4c; B grade prints 45',ic. cartons 46c. Butterfat: First quality, maximum of .8 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland 62-52ac; premium quality, maximum of J5 of 1 per cent acidity 53-53'ic; valley routes and country points 2c less than first or 50-50 ic. Cheese: Selling price to Portland retailers: Oregon triplets 29.4c; daisies 2S.9c i! lb.; loaf 30.2c lb.; triplets to wholesalers 27c: loaf 27'aC FOB. Eggs: To producers: Nominal prices, case count 26-27c; select henneries 28 29c; mediums 24c dozen. Eggs: Nominal prices to retailers. In cases: A grade large 34 -36c; A medium 30-32c; small 22-23c. Live poultry: Buying prices from producers: Broilers up to 2 li lbs. 27Vac; fryers, 2 to 4 lbs. 28c: roasters over 4 lbs. 28c: Leghorn and colored hens, SU weights 2411c; roosters and stags 20c. Rabbits: Government ceiling: - Aver rage country killed to retailers 44c lb.; live price to producers 24c lb. Turkeys: Selling to retailers: Dress ed hens. No. 1. 39Vs-43c lb. "Turkeys. Alive: Government ceiling buying prices: Hens 42c; toms 38',c, dressed basis. Onions: Green 85-90c doz. bunches. Potatoes: Old local No. 1. 3.00-3.10 per cental: do 2s. 50s. 1.00-1.25; Klam ath 3.75; Deschutes No. 1. 3.65 cental. Potatoes: New California white 2.75 per JO-lb. bag; 100s. "A" 8.20 cental. Country meats: Rollback prices to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-140 lbs. 16-17c; vealers AA 55Uc: l 21 lie; B 19-19,c; C 15 17ic; culls 12-lSc: beef AA 21ic: A 204c; B lS4c: C 14c: canner-cutter cows 12-14c; bulls, canner-cutters 14 14c; Iambi AA 26c: A 24,ic: B 22ic; C 10-20c; ewes FS I3',,c; medium 12c; R 18fce. i. Wool: Government control. ; Cascara bark: 1944 peel 20c lb. Mohair: 1942, 12-month 45c lb. Hops: Nominal contract, 1944, S5c up; 1945. 75c: IMS 55c: 1947, SOc lb. Hay: Wholesale prices nominal: Al falfa No. 8 or better 34.00-35.00; oat vetch 26 00 ton. valley ' points; timothy (eastern Oregon) 35 .00-36.0 ton: clover 24.00 ton; Montana grass hay (No. 1) 33 JO ton. J Livestock and Poultry Liberty Report Cards to Be Given Out June 2 LIBERTY School will close here June 2, when the pupils will I receive report cards. The eighth grade graduation3 will be May 23. r GIFTS for GRADUATES r K . in rioida Pockat Secrelary Scrap Books . Hictd Alburn . - . Cocpocti v ClaSonary LOVELY GIFT CARDS To Enclose wi& Tour Gift ZlpiW Toilet Cases. fiSed or unnttsxi . JUldress Books 1 LocseLaxii Covers Books of all kind GUEFFROrS Sfaro NEW Hampshire laying pullets or ready to . lav puikts. -immediate de livery. Choir selection. Pb, 22861. Lee's Hatchery. I- . ' ! LEGHORN cockerels Sc. Available twice wccfcly Ph. S2H61. Lee Hatchery Salem Market Quotations The' prices be-'ow supplied by a lo cal grocer are indicative of the daily market prices paid to growers by &a lent - buyers but ar not . guaranteed oy lne statesman:' Cauliflower, crate 2 25 and 2 55 t Crook neck & IUlian squash, lb. .03 Turnips, dot bunches , - 1.00 : Cabbag. lb. JD2 Endive, doz. bun.- .70 ; Radishes, doz . bun. . SO j Carrots, do, bun. .60 . Celery, , doz. bun. 1 .50 3 Pumpkin. - lb. -j03. Parsnips, lb. JD9 BUTTR, EGGS AND POULTRY !) Andresen's Buying Prices ' - i (Snaject t ckang without notice) BuntsrAT Premium No. 1 No. 2" BUTTER PRINT A ' B it- Quarters EGGS;! ; Extra large Medium . ja - 40 II ! -46','4 -45' 464 ' it - . .. 8 M a M 33 Jil M .15 Marlon): Creamery's Baying Prices ! (Subject to chang without notice) POULTRY ; -. . No. 1 springs " 33 No. 1 hens , ; 3 LIVESTOCK i , I Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on conditions and sales , reported: 1 uressea veal : , Jl Spring , lambs , , .... 14.00 to 15.00 Yearlings i 9 00 to 11.00 Ewes ,; , 8.00 to 6.00 Hogs, good to choice grade, 170 tO 230 IDS. 14J3 Sows :; 10.00 to 10.50 Standards Pullets POULTRY s Colored hens. No. 1 No. 2. colored bakes Colored t rys ; Old roosters Top Veal Dairy type cows Bulls 1L, 13.00 to 14.00 5 00 to 8 00 7.00 to JS0 Montnouth Civic Club Reelects! Its Officers MONMOUTH Mrs. E. M. Eb bert Was this month reelected president o the Civic club. Mrs. G. L. I Russell was elected vice president; Mrs. D. A. Hoag re elected secretary; and Mrs. Paul Riley 'succeeded Mrs. Russell as treasurer. ' . -'. '-"" The Hub's officers report a suc cessful! financial year, with , the top ranking event a rummage sale last November, which netted $203.- 43. The club has bought $150 In war bonds; and given generously to charities. Livestock an k Poultry Fuchs Is Selected MT. ! ANGEL, May '20 Morris Fuchs Was named constable at the election Friday RATION CALENDAR j: " i FOOD ... Processed foods Blue stamps A8 through js valid indefinitely. Meat, butter, cheese, etc. Red stamps; A8 through T8 valid indefi nitely. Red stamps US. V8 and W8 valid indefinitely beginning June 4. Susar Stamps numoer .10 and 31 good for. five pounds sugar indefi nitely. Stamp 40 good for five pounds canning sugar until March 1. 1945. Apply at ration board for more. . : .! SHOES : i Airplane stamp No. 1 and No. 2 valid indefinitely. : I: GASOLINE " "','-! June 21 expiration date of No. 11 A coupons. May renew B or C cou pons within but not before IS days from date on cover. Value of gasoline coupons: A. Bl. CI. 3 gallons: B2. C2. R and T. 8 gallons.il D. IA gallons; E. 1 gallon li' - FUEL OtL- ' -' Period 4-5 coupons good through August ; 31 instead of September 30 as previously announced.. Coupons with gallons' printed on the face valid fee amount indicated until ex piration date show on coupon sheet, .Not more than 91 per cent of sea son's rations should have been used to date;:- Periodic inspection of tires ended. inspection certificates required , in obtaining replacements, it s STOVES Purchaser must get certificate at ration board for new stoves. WOOD. SAWDUST. COAL Fuel idealers deliver by oriortties based on needs. Order your 13-month supply now during temporary winter storage program. I jiPsUCK CONTROL Refer Inquiries and complaints to price clerk or local war price and ration board. ;i Stocks 'and Bonds 27 J .71.7 28.7 .1.70.3 26 J n i 1 1, U.V jl U69.1 as Mav SO - STOCK AVERAGES .. I ; 30 15 I Indus Rails i -.72 J Ji.g Previous nay .72.2 week ago Month agd Year age;.. 1944 low BOND AVERAGES 20 i- n Saturday Previous Uy week agot; Month agi Year aso k 1944 high;! 1944 low New 1944 high. 13 utir Ml 36.1 33.8 35 9 94.2 37.1 35.1 60 Stks US n 51.6 91.0 '50.7 - 533 49.5 I; 20 10 10 10 ! Rails Indus Util Fon 1 : JL-S9.4 104 9 lOS S 3 .89.4 104.9 106.0 M3 87 J 104 J 106.0 66.0 ..87.1 105.5 106.0 .66 3 77J 109.0 103.0 SB S .89.4 105.7 108.2 66.3 ..-794 104.7 104.7 83Jt legal .Notice School Plstrict No. 71 Liberty, Marion Co will receive bids for the followinc wood: 35 rds. 2-ft . 3 cds. lS-in and 2 cords 12-in. lor spurting. Open bids June 13 p. m. VTood to be delivered at school house by Aug. 1, ,44. - MARY E. BISHOP, Clerk, R. 3, Box 609, Salem, Ore. - - ii - My. 20-24. n: r ii. - r m S DTCHAN...LARr3 Dr.Y.TXaw.NJ). Dr.O.CbaswN.D CKXXESX nerballsto 24t North L&erty Opstalrt Portland General Cectrte Co Offlc open Saturday only 10 ajn to 1 p.nt4 to 7 p.m. Con ultatloa. Bluod pressure and win tests are fra of charge. Practiced fine 1911. .- .... . . i . . .BUY WARD'S QUALITY CHICKS- : NOW , Come in and place your order todaypay later on Ward's monthly payment plan. Chicks shipped di rectly from hatchery to yon on orders of 100 or more, or pick up at store; All chicks from tested flocks -p Oregon hatched for Oregon's climate. Get your chick supplies at the same time. MONTGOMERY WARD 155 N. LIBERTY ST.. SALEM. ORE PHONE 3194 : WORK HORSES - SADDLE HORSES Bar K Stock Ranch s Large assortment on hand at all rimes at very attractive prices. CRED IT eiven anyone Discount for cash Guaranteed las represented. Free de livery. Harry Kuehne. Carlton. Ore Located 6. imL w. of Newbefg. FOR SALE: New H. chickens Sl.73 each or $1.50 for all. and white Pekin ducks.iJ. A. Knox, 698 Catterlin. WANTED: ! Beef ' and canner cows. bulls and Veals. Will call at farm. E. L Snethen, 3570 E. Turner Road. Ph. 21345. Morns or eves. i BABY CHICKS and custom hatcbini 22 yrs. experience assures you of best quality and j satisfaction. Prepare foi oeuer market conditions later. Hatches every Monday and Thursday. Hamp shires. Leghorns. Red. Barred Rocks, day old ckls or pullets. Ph. 22861 Lees Hatchery 'attSt1o1pP Will remove dead 6c worthless stock In a moment's notice! SALEM FER TILIZER Ac BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. 5000 Collect (No other Phone). V; WANTED: I New Zealand rabbits. Write, giving prices. A. J. Russell. South State St., Pullman. Wash. Help Wanted Male Workers now employed in war pro ducUon should not apply and will not d consiaereq ror employment oy em" ployers advertising in this section. 1 Help Wanted: Experienced Tire Changers Experienced Men for Retread Section builders or mold men or apprentices. s Inquire FIRESTONE STORE 395 N. Liberty WANTED : Gardener. Good pay. I860 S. High. Ph. 6989. i SENIOR HIGH or college student. tail, neat appearance, general work. Learn salesmanship. Character refer ence required. Salem resident. Full Ume. Good pay. J. J. Clothes. 387 State. SINGLE MAN on dairy farm. Phone 67F15. J.' M. Nichols, Rt. 6. Box 141. . SERVICE Station attendant. Pontiac dealer. HerrallrOwena. 235 S. Com! Help Wanted " JANITOR Wanted. Ph. 3141 for appt. I BERRY Pickers wanted. E. V. Ham mer. Rt 7. Box 420. Ph. 22304. WILL a neat I dishwasher and kitchen helper please apply at Mickey's Sand wich Shop. j i WANTED: Dishwasher. The Spa. , MEN and women for bop yard work. Ph 7956 i Help Wanted ELIGIBLE men or women, ages 18 to 43, interested In- food merchandis ing.. Excellent opportunity, for quick promotion to individuals who can qualify In positions eg grocery elerka, meat clerks, or meat cutters. No ex perience i neeessary. Earn while you are trained in modern equipped stores. Apply today. Safeway Stores DisC Of fice. Rm. 208, McGilchrlst Bldg, Lib erty State, Salem, Ore. MEN AND WOMEN WANTED To work in Union Canneries. No ex perience -i needed. - Help is. urgently needed now. Register at once by call ing in person at the Labor Temple, 259 Court St. Roy Riley." President Cannery Workers Union Local No. 23164. sse K WANTED. The Spa. GOOD OPPORTUNITY with reliable Okf Line Company far. life insurance , representative who can furnish suit able references. If interested, write to Box i ISO Statesman, giving -full quabftcaUons. - ii . -i . ... i . i.. .., I i ... EXP. housekeeper. Work by hour, no Sundays. Call in person. 3390 Port land Rd. i STRAWBERRY Pickers wanted. Max Woods. . Rt 7. Box 351. 2 mi. cast Chemawa 4 Corners. Help Wanted Female WANTED: Younx women ; for Dart time work as usherettes. Elsinore Theatre. Ph. 8798. WANTKUf Ern.ri.npM) rrnp r lrk Model Food Market, 275 N. HighM WOMAN for housecleaning 2 days a week. Ph. 7447. Turkey Pickers Wanted : Piece work. No experience neces sary. Now is your chance to help in an essential industry. These turkeys are going on government contracts. NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY $ 1505 N. FRONT WANTED: Reliable younr lady .to work in a jewelry store. Permanent posiuon. References required. Excel lent -salary. Box '40. Statesman. GIRLS for usherettes, cashiers. Full or part time. Apply in person. Grand Theatre, i , LADY or girl for light cooking and kitchen work. Night shift. No Sun days. Permanent Bright Spot Cafe, 360 Center. WANTED: Lady to care for 2 pre school children in our home. Pleasant surroundings, , fenced In yard. Room. board, salary. See Mr. Sams between 11:30 and 12 or -4:30 to 3. Statesman office, or call 9101 for appt LADY for general office work in circulaUon dept of. The Statesman. See Mr: Clark, circulaUon Mgr. Salesmen Wanted 1 SALESMEN We manufacture 1100 novelty items with established acceptance in jewelry, gift drug,; chain and department stores. Also outstanding national man ufacturer of advertising specialties. Po sition available to top notch salesman. Weekly advances against earned com missions. Air mail the Kemper-Thomas Company, Cincinnati 12, Ohio. Situations Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Mi WAR WORKERS NEEDED j On Southeastern Washington CONSTRUCTION PROJECT TRANSPORTATION ADVANCED! ; ATTRACTIVE SCALE OF WAGES jWork Week 54 Hours, Time and One Half for Work in j i i 1 Excess of 40 Hours I fQLlioWING WORKERS NEEDE r tABORERS, PROCESS EQUIPMENT ERECTORS (MILL WMGHTS)! CARPENTERS, REINFORCING IRONWORK ERS,1 STRUCTURAL: IRONWORKER WELDERS (MUST HAVE PASSED A CERTIFIED NAVY OR ASME UNIFIED JPRESSlfRE VESSEL ilTEST THESE ARE DIFFICULT 3.P0S TI0N WELD TESTS) MACHINISTS, AUTO MECHANICS, AUTO OILERS. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OILERS STRTTPTTTR. AL IP0NW0RKERS ; (RIGGERS), TRUCK DRIVERS (SER. v it;i MEN AND SUPPLY), SHEETMETAL WORKERS. PATROT- KEGISTERED NURSES, PHYSICIANS, PROTECTIVE FIREMEN, JUNIOR CLERKS, SENIOR CLERKS, TYPISTS. it - ;; . Must Be Citizens of USA te Living Facilities Available for All Emnlovees! Applicants must bring draft registration-and classification, pocial Security card, and proof of Citizenship I Workers now employed full time at Their Highest Skill In j War industry Will JNot Be Considered Inimedia . i i INTERVIEW TIME COMMERCIAL St INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTING Preserve and beautify your old roof. LINDSEY SON Roofing or Painting Contractors. , 165 Roberts Ave.. Salem. Ore. Call Afternoon. Phone 9748 AP Company Representative Will Interview Applicants j j l 8:30-4:30 :- Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, May 22, 23, & 24 ly (United States Employment Service I 710 Ferry Street, Salem, Oregon GIRL, 4 yrs. or over, cared for, 323 tseimont. JOURNEYMAN meat cuUer with plenty - of experience will work for m aa ... c.... r.n -... ,W Wl IIUU1 L.. . in. r after S P.M.i Phone 6259. DISCHARGED service man wants position as commercial salesman. Can furnish references, box z aiatesman CHILDCRAFT Nursery. Wt pick up and deliver. 1993 Trade. Pn. 2iszs For SaleMiscellaneous KITCHEN range, nearly new: heat- Ing stove. 1115 N. com'l. Ph. Z17SO. Crossword Piizzle 2 2 29 52 35 AO 45 49 mm 'A 14, i4 38 16 i 3 3o 46 SO 'A 47 25 to 39 a 8 17 7 10 34 14. 46 51 IO 7a 'Am 24 4$ it 'A 25 'A 44 DOBXZONTAJ. L-mu . wtsGn . tvlror. . 11 tntlrt t .mount tS lUf 1 ; sriuaper 14 macaw 15 ahotM . . ! 17 wcka ! 19 extent . i 29. above i 21. founded 1 23. mora scants i 21 dtrts drink 127 showary ,v 23 nefaUvv 29 Instnunent ; Of " pux-jhmcnt 29 mock 31 amaa portioa :32.svmbol for j f arbiam -3. small cola' i24. des-slaa".. -. fs axtremely 23 retttt utioc 27 cripples 22.otbcrwM 29 stringed Instrument 40 French securitv . 42 fmiunma 45 dexteritv 4S. fixed fasa -42 in no manner 49 foot-Uka - ..... organ 50 ancient ftant II wtur " ' " ' ' ""' VX-KTICAJL L Utter ' - "r a tack - - f S gratlfled i domesticated 8 oo the ocean ,Afme, .-V 7 oXminutlva j i for Cdward Anawer to jrestnaya puxzla ! El rmia TSTl 9 10 11 If 18 20 21 22 22 24 23. 27 SO SI 33 J34 SS. 27 39 49 41 42 43 4-44. Arerage tlaas at seUUeei U s-laate 47 Disc by King Features Syadlcat lac: H: r OIA jJnK T vsrTr Ii0l 4aTo 41710 -4 -JO NIK 5-20 domestic paid worker acta of two eagle -anc step . land- measures uacana (var 1 . . conjecture ' -more desolate worship travy growing out ruthiiimenta ' atoaa moat taut - -moistens , raw hide rabbit ' ootlett : burdened queen of the coda .. -knock ' befora -rodent extinct bird pi-pen note la the acaJe For Sale Miscellaneoua NEARLY new pre-war 4-poster wal nut bed room set complete i with spring filled mattress and coil SDTin- L L i 11(59 75 Pre-war 8-pc. walnut dinette set 99.75 Montag wood circulator i- 49.75 39.00 39.75 Drop-head sewing machine Re-built davenport, pre-war s 1 springs . J 1 . S-ae breakfast it . 1 . BRIGHT and ECKLEY ! FURN. Furniture and Appliances 453 Court i I I Ph. 7511 29.75 10.75 OIL barrel with locking faucet and platform. Card table. Gun lease. Flat globe. Two Yale padlocks. Mans gray suit, medium size, like tures, dogs and game, some other items. 1984 HIGH chadr. Boy's In army, good clothes to sell. Good door. 1032 Elm, W. Salem. iTPnTnirr ' nmh mi I rrt niina Prewar mnil stl lutdT nr riage. Excellent condition. Ph. 2-2975 new. Den pic Rain coat end State. Lot 7. BED-Davenport; 100 life Jacket; fruit Jars; rat. 855 Edlna Lane PJkL Ph. 7923. i kal. ioil i tank: iron Clotnes Sunday after PALACE TRAVELCOACH trailer fully equipped, sleeps four. $750 cash. See owner, 1231 Edgewater St. I ALL METAL ice box. Excellent condition. Cream separator No. S Mc- Cormlck-Deering. Ph. 5067. ; j WHITE Enamel gas 1:30 PJ4.-4:00 P.M. Ph. Breys. rangej Sunday 21625. B37 111 -g-TT -w-il mwyfisnm rnmA itnamtt-'-i-i-i ": -tt Pocket watch. 1 jewel, tlO., Ph. 21979. Factory built house trailer. Ph. , 3792. BLACK oxfords (Health Spot), nearly new. 9 AAA. Pb. 7113. MASTERBILT trailer house; furnish- ea. yaso. utv xunes s rn.i anim WATER heater with 40 ft. copper coll and tank. 3239 Center. Ph. 4271. REBUILT ' overstuffed davenport. meching occasional rocker. Ph. e394, ; MAHOGANY secretarial desk. Excel- lent condition. Nearly new circulating oU, heater. 345 Liberty Rd. ) ) SMALL Bungalow piano and bench. Reasonable. 1090 S. Cottage. 1 FOR SALS: Medicine Cabinet: elec tric brooder No. 11; heavy duck tent 1x10; drapery rods. Phone S93L t t WHITE enamel wood ranee. Almost new. 105 BeUvue. Pb. 2-1903. ; 4 racCK pre-war davenport act. S8S Breys Avenue. 1 1 GJC. 15 HP--440 V-1 1200 R.P.M. electric motor. 1 Westinghbuse 30 ELP. 220-440 V. 1200 R.PJ-. electric motor. 1 Westmghouse generator 9 K.W 125 volts D.C. 29 amp. AH I guaranteed reconditioned. - Bosler Eectric, 234 State St. -: yM.7l.-'...-::.'r, , ... UNIVERSAL wood range, very good condition. Ph. 9443 after 4 P. M. TRADE: Boy bicycle, rood condi Uoo. for girl's bicycle. 745 Court. ; FOX " SALE: Enamel wood ranee. colled; dining UbU; buffet, library table; kerosene cook stove and even; beds,, heating stove,, etc. 2060 N. Coma, HALLXT and Davis -rand piano. Ph. 4425. ' . - - j -I i i J PEECE early Canfornii Rvineroom set, else excellent for game i room only 3 montus eld, bed. springs, mat tress and dressing table. Call 4310 tor appoin-nent. I .- j DESK, work table, swivel I chair & two straight chairs, excellent condi tion. Call at 175 S. High between 24 Friday r between 10 Sc 12 Saturday. For i Sale Miscellaneoua USED PARTS FOR CARS AND ': TRUCKS. ACME AUTO TRUCK WRECKERS i 3055 Portland Rd. FULLER Brushes. 1745 Grant P. S357 HILL grown Burbank seed potatoes. f i. i . nin. FOR SALE beginning Thur. at 1197 s. High St.: Household furnishings, garden & carpenter tools, etc. Ph. 3422. BURCH Popper. Ph. 8289. CABINET model radio. Perfect con dition. S0. Evenings only. 2170 Trade, DAVENPORT AND chair.-' overs tuf chr., pre-war. spring. New cond. 1134. UNIVERSAL' - .wood range, buffet type., with coils. .Good cond. S30. 210 .... A ... ' 3 OR FOR CERTIFIED Burbank Dota toes for .planting, see Vick Bros, 208 n. mgn t, saiem. WK HAVE hog wire fencing and tight barbed wire in stock. Montgomery Ward & Co. v - ' - ATMORAYS OZONE, sen end rent B. C Pugh, Plr 3-2450. P.O. Box 43 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 arid Appliances . 1. tan sits tor; appomunen. HOGG! BROS. 1 200 State St. - Highest Prices Paid ; Used Furniture! Ghristensen & Bunnell 506 Edgewater : : I Phone 9692 .-;).. west saiem . Wanted-- Miscellaneous CASH PAID for eprlgnt spinet or grand pianos - Phone 5707. CLEAN white rags. Hogg Bros. 360 State. - . I WILL nav S umiul tr t. cotton rags. Oregon Statesman. WANT TO Buy, Oseo cameras as lenses McEwan Photo Shop 435 state. CASH rtlR inuMl luniniin. m. nold cooda R Toreey Ph 144 CASH for um4 m,tia A. ..- .. steal Instruments Call 4S41 days or m rvmingi or eena aescnpuon to Jaquith Music Co. 191 a. High. Wanted Furniture WE MAKE it !. ki.i-. . -., more for good furniture and appliances. Bright & 453 Court St. Eckley ? Phone 7511 USED rirRNTTTTRC ol . Ki.kl- and lawn mowers. Guns, shea and elect, equipment Ph. -7594. -. . 1 Miscellaneoua GIRLS - WOMEN i BE A PRACTICAL 1 NURSE - BIO DEMAND HIGH WAGES TnatnWtiui SitK mKmI - - sary. Easy to learn in spare time. Agee 11 to co. War demands have caused big shortage. Prepare now for this interesting, profitable I and patriotic work. . Write for FREX . Information. Wayne School ef -Practical Nursing, Box 823 Statesman. . r s . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Wanted! You name your Own price 1 Tell us what you j have - for sale and how much you! want for it We have un limited fundi to spend for musical instruments. Help yourself to highest prices ever paid anywhere: Will not make this offer again. Write Immed iately. Trump Music Co- ML Vernon. N. Y. 1 j '-. . . .,. iwij wM.i.yiw,.i..-w. ' WANTED: Dee, not . water heater. Ph. 711. . j ! - : , WANTED: " Table! model or small siie radio.; Ph, 8003 mornings during week..;,; V " i-r WANTED: Girl's ! -level. XS Inch rim. Call 9345. 1 ! WANTED: Ball end socket trailer hitch. Ph. .490.4-1320 S. Liberty. . .. WANTm Tt l4l frlgerator and electric range. Ph. 9089' TRICYCLE for S yr.' old. Pb, 8487. WANTED: Elect.: stove and refrie- erator. Pta. 88SL I ..Z ELECTRIC VATER tia r e..t or better. S. C Richard, Brooks. Rt. L LATE MODEL electric ranee. Will pay cash. Ph. 3403 or 8481. ;. , WANTED. WOOD circulator. Ph 9082. -,.,f. ; . : ,i.-r t".', ;v.: :r. FOR SALE: Zenith portable radio.' good condition, phone 4591 ' ' i WOOD RANGES. Used neatera. Ph 7598,- . r -, -,-.-H , , "w ANTE pTV ' ICX bo-es. Ph. 759-T vs FURNiTURa ra. tisa Eiwrt RenairL Service - REFRIGERATORS. WASHERS; 1RON- . THERMOSTATIC . REGULATORS A " Ernest W. Eorimons REFRIGERATION ENGINEER AT NELSON BROS. FURNITURE Ed Ellis. Manager 319 N. Liberty , Ph. 8931 DenUl Plate I Repair TWO-HOUR SERVICE Cs MOST - CASES ( Bring at MaQ Your Plates for Repair . DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Adolph Bids Stat Com 'I Ph 3311 " Septic . Tanks Cleaned State wide. Guaranteed work. Gene Flte, 843 Edgewater. Ph. 8745. . BENEFIT rummage sale, open 10 ajn. 333 N. Com'L Men, only. - . STOVE Parts It Repairing. Woodry Auction Market, 1009 N. Summer. " For Rent Rooms 'SLEEPING ym. BLaVC. water. 450 Center. ;: : . - - -p-v-yv. SLXXPtNO room for rL with kit. Chen privilege. COS N.i Cottage. - SLP. RM. Garage. 294 S. 18th. r FURNISHED steeping room for busl oees fia-Close to. 749 Court SL er call 7779. -:--i':: . 1 --. - " - NICK sleeping room j for woman. 968 Center. y , SLEEP. RM. for men. Ph. 4493. - , For Rent- Apartment FOR RENT: Furnished $ room apart ment for 1 or X Phone 8288. PUU-MAN Apt, furnPa-PsS-L " i V