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Newspaper Page TextFarm Th OEEGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning. June) 23. 1SU PAGE FOURTEEN Salom Market Quotations The prtcca below supplied by a lo cal (rocer are indicative of the daily market price paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed by The Statesman: - . ' . Cauliflower, crate 8 23 and 3.33 : Crook neck at Italian squash, lb. M Turnips, doz bunchea ,,, IM Cabbage, lb.- " Endive, doz. bun. Radishes, dos bun. ... , - Carrots, do bun. , Celery, doz. bun. L50 , Pumpkin, lb. ., W Parsnips, lb. .. BDTTEK, EGGS AND POULTRY Andresea's Bay tag Prices (Subject to chant without notice) BUTTEKrAT Premium No. 1 No. 2 BUTTER PRINTS A B Quarters EGGS Extra large Medium Standards - Pulleta . . M JO A6Vt ;, ;' .33 .28 -2S J8 " JO Jl JO J3 Mirln Creamerv's Boy In c Prices (Subject to change without aotlct) - POULTRY No. 1 springs , J No. 1 hens. . IJVESTOCK Buy ins prices for No. 1 stock, baaed on condition ana saies rcporicu; Dressed veal 31 Spring lamb , 14.00 to 15.00 'Yearlings 9 00 to 11.00 Ewes - ' 8 00 to fl.OO POULTRY i Colored hens. No. 1 No. 2. colored bakes . Colored frys Old roasters "Strictly Private" BBSS 5s By Quinn Hall " o " 1 ' Hi';' f8- I - tJ.S.AWULV V DEAR. MOAV.- Jf n - 1 GCWWmn VtXJTD BJaMS'BCN 5 8 II CQWE.DCWJM SWElT Cd3LPEE' DEAR. MOrW.- 1 nas ecMM-wwns too to bejmg ;wsn & CQWE.DCWJM ASLTru eXU BE TOGETHER TOR WIL WNEVSi SE&MS to wwa kktio a wuiiy wm children, :":Tfc-; r-i voiiW son COULD PUT UP A i (TnVliWtv Quotations at Portland Portland Product 3.73; Deschutes No. I, 3.68 cental Potatoes: New caiuornia white 3.50- 3M ental: Texas red SJO W-lb. bag. wool: Government control. Cascara -bark- 1944 peel' 20c lb. '" Mohair: 1942 12 -month 45c lb. -Hops: Nominal contract, 1944, SSc up; PORTLAND. Ore, June 22 (API Butter: AA grade prints.tec; cartons 464c; A grade prints 45ic; cartons AAx'.f H trrmrt nrinta cartons SOc. niitlarfat- rtrct niiallt-v. nutunum nf I ins. iac; xano. iw aw iw. . of 1 per cent; acidity, delivered In I ay: wnoiesaie prices nominal: Al port land. 52-52lie: premium quaUty. faila. NO. i or better fM-aa: oat-ven maximum of Mot 1 per cent acidity tM ton. valley points; timothy (east- 53-53',ic: valley routes and country jern urein wn; swr wn, oointa Se less than first or 50-l',ic (Montana (rasa bay (No. 1) S33-50 ton. Eggs; To producers: Nominal prices, r eount 17". select henneries 2S- 23c; mediums 24a dozen. -. f . Portland Livestock iggs: ciomiuu pi fires iu niium, ixi im A rrada lares 37c: A ansdium 32c: smatt 23-24c dozen. ; i POKiJtND ore, June a (AFJ Uve Doultnr: Buying prices from I WTA1 Salahla and total cattle 200- producers: Broilers up to 2V lbs. 27c; Le, '.market alow on bulla and fryers. IV to 4 lbs. 28c: roasters overl 3',i lbs. 29c; Leghorns 23c lb.; colored, common cows; other classes only mod. bens.- all weights . 23c; roosters and I erately active, cenerally steady: few stags 18c lb. - i- ;.' ; I common steers larselv on stocker ac - r'Aitsttse MaM- HAiinanv waaMoai a w - rtailrss Country killed hoes, best count gJO-93; odd bead 10J011X)0; butchers, 120-140 lbs. 16-17c; vealer I cutter-common cows S.00-6J0; j shells AA 22146; A zi'ic; B 19-18 vc; c J5-1 4.50 down; fat dairy type cows to 7.00: ITAc, culls 12-lSc; beef AA 21'c: A. I few common-medium beef cows 150- 20'c; B 18ac: C 14c; canner-cutter I JO; young cows up to 10 JO; medium cows 13-!4c: bulls, canner-cutters 14-1 rood bulls 1.00-8.25; common grades 144c: Umbs AA 26c; A 24Uc; B 22',ic; 1 7 JO down: good heavy j beef bulls C 10-20c; ewes FS ISc; medium 12c; I quotable to 10.00 or above; good' R 18ic f i - -I "I choice vealers 14.5O-1SJ0. t Cheese! Selling - price to Portland I Salable boss 500. total 550: holdover retailers: Oregon triplets 29.4e; dais-1 650: market slow late, only light re- ies zs.se ib.; lost mjzc id.: triplets duction in holdover now in prospect; to wholesalers 27c; loaf 27 'ic FOB,-, I sales generally steady: r good-choice Rabbits: Government sealing: Ave-1 180-270 lbs. 13 75: 280-300 lbs. 11 JO: rage country amea to retailers o-44ci light ugbu S.75-11.00; few 170-173 lbs. Ib.; live price to producers Z2-Z4C jb. I up to 13.00; good sows 8.00-50; few Livestock and Poultry BABY CHICK? and custom hatching 23 yrs. experience assures you of best quality and satisfaction. Prepare foi better market conditions latex. Hatches every Monday and Thursday. Hamp shlres. Leghcrzuv ed, Barred -Rocks, day old ckls or pullets. Ph. 22861 Lee's Hatchery .-i- - ? ATTENTION - I , Will remove dead at worthless stock m a moment's notice I SALEM FER TILIZER & BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. 1000 Collect (No other Pbooel. I v, 73 white Leghorn hens, laying. $73. Heavy hens and young chickens. White mux goat, milking. H, G. McElroy. Rt 6. Box 586, East; near Auburn ... . School. I JPAXNTER with equipment Interested in contracting paint work in city and neighboring towns. Call Mr. Marquis. East 3113. Portland, or writ Box 32, 1 Statesman. Turkeys: Selling price to' retailers: Dressed hens. No. 1. 39U-43C lb. Turkeys; Alive Government ceiling nuymg prices: Hens 4zc; toms 38 lie lo., dressed basis. Onions: Green 75-85c dozen bunches. Ught weigbts to t.00; good SO-lb. feed er pigs 8.75. choice quotable to 9M. Salable sheep 400; market uneven; good-choice spring ' lambs and ewes active, steady;' - other .classes f slow; good-choice springers mostly f 13J0; Onions: Dry. most sales 2.00-2 JO per I few lots ud to 13.65: common-medium 50-lb. bag; Oregon whites 2J0. 1 trades 10.00-12J0: common - medium PoUtoes: Old local No. 1. 3 JO per I shorn old crop Umbs J)O-10JO: few wooled lambs to 11 JO; - good ewes 4.00; common grades down to 2.23. " i ( - iceniai; ao as. w. ijs; KMmtui'NO.'l fST 1 A..WIUCOffCHy,OCC? TArt IT lASVV OX... ALL T PiMTO?YTHAT ANT VWIMN'ct71 ! ' "1 '! " "-. LUCK, AN9 THANK fOK ) FEUA.Wfl.l- MSP VOUST TffitfEB 1 PihtTD A MUCH A YO' ? "oct utJUST AWTTX peOPPiNe 4,TVHtW Wg COVEX 0UR iNSCE 1JMBBREP UP, J UAP-PJtOMiH' ACT Off THlW WAPVI wm WfPPWe s. HW OUT 0VK .0.fy TAaortWT.WVtLtnvlWPOiNaA' OP TH!$ HCAH GHlF..m sccm smith lsl - S ,i TT I 'MEUCAN CM4'T GET OFF- A 1 I V0U STftNO HERE A ( i V0U ! "WOM ISLftNO HIM SnULPRiSOWER - OOtiT LET 'MEUCAN T GENIUS ' I IU coks HliV rr' 0)11 that i-J . . ' ALOWf THE fi&nSr&&$&&'rtt lHADOW, AWI8iroiE.t.HAVE Sj PRINCE f& fcSz"?.- DOOElOOSrjgrMSB AVY SOV...IS : y I v7 1 liA tMtm SJ 1 MICKEY MOUSE I .A 623 fW aWW ! yrpss. Vjm i . : . . ' : ...... - f" I ITajArr till;i (ue iwlu sew) I HTJljMIrP ' l n 1 ' n POPBE SEES) I THEM ON I uAi rxZZzA ME SEKVCfc TmOUILBEAX flAUUOJAMTEO: agOLD j ' ( aSS?-' PRESS mxM LEUTENAMr M A-rTO BE A BOSUMS 1 BRAID ) V LLyVuMITORKl, B4 - : THIMBLE THEATRE .H 1 Si ss fctgaoty -ji - I Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore, June 22 AP) Wheat futures and cash grain un quoted. . . . j. Cash wheat (bid): Soft: whit 1.43- soft white (excluding: Rex) 1.45: white I club 1.45; western red 1.48. Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.43; 10 per cent 1.45: others unquoted. Mara wtrne. uaart: 10 per cent i.43r ill per cent 1.43; 12 per cent 1J0. Today's car receipts: Wheat 12. bar' ley 3, flour 7, oats 1, millfeed 3, flax seed 1. ... . ! Stocks and Bonds June 22 ! ! '- STOCK AVERAGES i 30 13 I. 19 0 Indus Rails Util Stks Thursday 76 J 28. 374 SSJ I Previous day 77.0 2S.S n.l U2 Weak ago 164 28.0 37.0- 54.4 Month 'ago ..7J. 27.8 36.2 S2.T Year ago 72.0 25 J 34.1 50. 1144 1 high "77.8 29.0 : 37.6 r 55.6 1844 . low .69.1 22 J : 33.1 4SJ I BOND AVERAGES 30 10 i - 1 10 Rails Indus Util foen 89.4 1054 106.7 673 Previous day. 89.4 105.0 106.8 67 J Week ago ' 9.t 104.9 106.S 67.3 Month ago 894 104 J 106.1 66.3 Year ago 76 J 105.4 1043 0.4 1944 high - on 105.T 1064 674 1 1944 . low 794 104.7 1 104.7 S3 -2 Thursday Legal Notice BEAUTIFUL 14 months old Palomino filly, well trained and very gentle. Mostly thorougbred. C X. Hutchena. Redmond, Oregon. 1 WELL Broke Saddle- Horses Eastern Washington, i Shoen's. Inq, Dickson's Market, South Salem. MMaasawaaaaM WANTED: Beef and canner cows. bulls and veals. Will i call . at farm E. L Snethen. 3570 E. Turner Road Ph. 21345. -Morhi or eves. i - R. 1. Red frvers for Sale. Mulvlhftl. Rt 6. Box 540. E. Center. Ph. 22529 NEW Rsmpshlre laying pullets t ready to lav pull' ts. Immediate de livery Choice selection Ph 2288L Lee Hatchery. , . ., .-, 1 .... .... ;' Help Wanted WANTED: One man and one woman as representatives for 1 leading U. & Comoany In Salem and - surrounding territorv. These are permanent, post war Jobs not affected by priorities. Write srivinz facta about yourself. You will be cranted an interview. Replies confidential. Write X. Sloconv-S2S Pa cific Bldg.. Portland 4, .Ore. j Ilelp Wanted Male Worker now employed In war pro duction should not apply and will not be considered for employment by em ployers -advertising - in -this -section. - WANTED: TRUCKS TO HAUL LOGS. LONG OPERATION. GOOD ROADS. COMPANY OPERATES SCALES TO PROTECT HAULERS. POPE AND TALBOT, INC, DALLAS, ORE. PH. 224. WANTED: Senior high or eollece student. Salem; resident. eaTl neatly dressed. General work In Men's Clo. Store. Good character reference es sential. Full time. J, J. Clothes Shop, 387 State St. GENERAL Gsrare work. Owens. 233 S.' Coml. Herrall- EXP. ERT COOK. Marion Hotet DIESEL LOG Truck Mechanic Wil lamette Vallev Lumber Co. 213 Pacific Building, Portland. 4. Or, or Dallas. Oregon. -;; -..u ,i ,y:-v ;"r . Help Wanted- Female WANTED: Waitress. Good hours, rood wages. Fade' Coffee Shop, 1241 State. - . .. . ; PART time stenograoher-clerk for downtown office. Describe experience, hours available end wages expected. statesman, box szo. EXPERIENCED ladies ready-to-wear saleslady. Apdy Schlesinger & Co, 409-13 Court St. v . L - . WANTED: Experienced man " and wife on farm. -Separate furn. house. Milk and ggs furn. James H. Maden. 44 SUverton Rd. Ph.- 8390.. 1 WANTED: Female attendant. Wage nart at $7740. room, board and laun dry, Oregon State HospitaL . ' 1 ' 1 1 . SALESMAN Wanted:! Shoe exper ience preferred. Good nay; permanent position. Paramount Shoe , Store, 405 Court St.- -.j--"' I ARE You Interested in meat cutting as a profession? If you tare and have had some retail cutters . exwri' or farm cutting experience, you can se cure -immediate employment in a steady position with full opportunity to learn the bux'ness while you an a good wage. We are prepared to teach you. Asv a retail meat cutter vou will be renHerins; a eennine w time service to the community. Posi tions available both in and out of Salem.! Apply Safeway Stores District Office. Room , 206, McGilchrist Build mg. Salem. , ; Help Wanted Male MEAT cutter and meat market man ager for a Job with a future. Best pay in town. Saving Center,' Portland Rd. KITCHEN PORTER. Marion HoteL MAN to work on truck and in ship ping dent. Apply Woodry Furn. Co, 474 S. Conn. ; 2 BOYS or Men., with car. To do supervisory work in circulation dept. This is. about 3 hrs. work a day.. If you- are Interested, see Mr. Clark at The Statesman. Permanent position If you can qualify. ' N0tlCE?t6 CREDITORS " NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the Circuit Court for Marion County, Oregon, appointed administratrix of the estate of Richard M. Stolz, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are re quired to present the same with proper vouchers to the under signed at 520 Rose Street, Salem, Marion County, Oregon, within six months from the date of publication- hereof. - 5 I Dated and first published June 2nd, 1944. ; ; ELIZABETH MJ STOLZ, Administratrix ? i 520 Rose Street, Salem, Oregon, t J-2-9-16- . 23-30. - - 1 WANTED: Dairy Brosu South; Salem. -.. ... hand. Schindler MECHANIC Permanent position. Ex cellent pay. HerraU-Owens Co. Legal Notice CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will' be received by the Board of Education of School District No. 24, Marion County, Oregon,, up to 5 o'clock, P. M. on Tuesday. June 27, 1944. for fur nishing 2600 barrels of fuel oil. Specifications and; bid blanks may be obtained from and bids shall be filed with the District Clerk at his office at 460 North High Street, Salem, Oregon. Dated at Salem, Oregon this fourteenth day of June, 1944. C. C. WARD i Clerk, School ; District No. .-' 24. J-15-23. ' J Crossword 1 Puzzle NO LETTERS JUST TWO POST CARDS - m I THEY RE FROM YOUR ITS ENOUGH TO DP) VE A BODY MADi HE'S ALWAYS A-GETflN'POST CARDS FULL 0FSDJSaESSW0R0S.HIS UNCLE MUST BE KINDA THANKS FOR GETTlMl ME OUT, BOSS. I NEVER DID LIKE UAIL- uttie mm eooict fFM 1 1 U., .k , IvVEiLVCDS IMTrtS VUTXJD5 ,l f THIS WILL DO FOR .-Y 1 1 ( NOW VVfi OOT UA V J..U,.T OVER THERS TiLL PARK 5 V THE "TIME ESlNQV I V TROU0LEJ UDOK J Hi CArtOSTTrW3U&H THOSE - y Nt. ; . 7 . . rcYl I lr ...... L-.. r. v. j ,1 Li 1- 'LA: I DIDN'T SPRING YOU. ITS A TRICK: THE COPS TURNED YOU LOOSE. SO THE YC0UID TRAIL YOU HERtT TO TME HIPEOUr! 12 21 25 3i 36 44 45 5 57 22 45 23 33 16 'A 'A 4 55 5d 13 i7 37 5 .1 2d 'A 44 24 vxTA 'MA 'A r47 VA 19 'A 3d -1 43 14 17 20 19 35 'A K3 5fc 59 to VXA 5 WANTED: Girt to learn the ready to-wear business and become a buyer. Miller's Dept. Store. . : , WANTED: Middle aged ladv for housekeeper. Good wages. Ph. MSI. Situations' Wanted NIGHT watchman or : similar work. Ph. 21206. Box 310 SUverton Road. HIGH School eh-1 will care for chU- dren days. Ph. 7681 between 9 and 5 CAPABLE 16 vr. old boy wants hour work. Box 31. Statesman. . INFANTS cared for by day. week or month. Ph. 4733 i CHTLDCRAJT Nursery We oick up and deliver 1995 Trade Ph. ' J1S29 For Sale Miscellancons PRE-WAR bed. davenport U-.. S49.1S wiute enamel kitchen circulatine burner - . . . -S4S.7S Nearly new. pre-war, 4 pe. bed room set with Beauty-rest mattress. Nearly new pre-war a pe. dinette S3S.7S , UnxinlaheO wararooe chest. . Studio type Kymbal piano. BRIGHT AND ECKLEY ruRNrruRE &ppuancxs 453 Court St. ; v Phone 7511 IMPLEMENT trailer. Heavy "duty. 1ZB N. st. Call mornings,. COLORED YERS. 3910 Center. 31 CHEV.,;' cheap. 3910 Center. si ' i rij i " i Lnn.n.ri.'njrjri j-Lrur n Refrigerator $30. as is. Ph. 4275. LOCOMOBILE straiaht a. Will aeU For ' Sale SDscellaneoua i 1 WE HAVE bog wire fencing and tight barbed wire ' In stock. Montgomery Ward A Co. .'-.' - -.' . - . - ...... . ATMORAYS, OZONlV-aell nd rent H. C J5ua.Ph'J-4a. -0- -Bo 462. Trade Sliscellancons TRADE: Good wicker don bum 'or metal coaster wagon. Phone 11S31. ITU N. Church. Wanted Miscellaneons ; Wanted : Washing ma chine with centrifugal wringer. Phone 6623. WANT oil ctr. heater. Ph. 21416. WANTED: Office furniture, desk. table, chairs. Describe and state price. Statesman. Box 919. . v FRESH young garden peas for freei- ing. We win pick. Ph. 9101. WANTED TRUCKS TO HAUL LOGS. LONG ' OPERATION. GOOD - ROADS. COMPANY OPERATES SCALES TO PROTECT HAULERS. POPE & TAL BOT, INC. DALLAS, ORE. PH. 224. J iWe Bay Furniture TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 30 TEARS REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE. VALLEY. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED Pianos Furniture and, Appliances Call 9149 for appointment . U0GG BROS. , 969 suu St. ; Highest Prices Paid .p: . jt fob , i Used Furniture! Christensen & Bunnell 566 Edgewater -West Salem Phone 9693 BkrfaMeaM CASH for used piano at other mu sical s instruments Call 4641 - days or 9537 evenings or send description to Jaquttb Music Co- 191 S Hih- ' WANTED: 6 lea boxes. Ph. 7596. WANTED: ' Walnut dining set Ph. 5862. i, . . ' - . , ; - , CASH FOR used furniture hoi od eiwxls R rorev Ph 1446 WANTED: Gas range. Ph. 5662. CASH . PAID for upmrht spinet grand pianos Phone 6707 USaTO . FURNITURE P 919a CLEAN white rags. Hogg Bros. S69 WANT TO Bu. trseo cameras tenaea McEwan Photo Shop U State v ;,Wanted Fnrnitnre . ! WE BUY used furniture, bicycles, guns and electrical equipment. W carry, good used ranees and heater. We are now located in the old Epply Grocery Bldg., 1900 Block on SUte SC Ph. 7596. BROOKS USED . FURNITURE ' WANTED: Gaa range. Phone 7511. engine separate if Com'L St Apt 12. desired. 147 N. SMALL boy's stock stock haddle $39. Rt 7. Box 62. 1 mile north of Under pass on Kapphan Road. -AvV MATTRESS and springs. Like new. Mahogany gateleg table. Ph: 6350. BOY'S Elgin bicycle. 2 new inner tubes, excel, cond. 925. . ph. 7209. 770 Mill st v :-a--,-..s-.v DAVENPORT; & chair; Wood, range. 2 rugs. Large enamel bed. Single enamel bed. Dressing table. Chest of drawers, misc. h'sehold furn. Ph. 7305. ALMOST new bed davenport Stand table. 680 N. Liberty. . R. C A., radio, like new. Pre-war swing rocker. Maole knee bole desk. Magazine rack. Card table. 310 Les lie.: Apt 1.- :-! J'.-y ..-:. PRE-WAR Blltwell daveno. Ex. con dition, saooo. aso e St. - GAS . range, smooth top. Ph. 21949. It HP motor, nearlv new. H. Stub blefield Shoe Shop. 362 State. k.- 2 COOK stoves. 929.78 each. 2 camp stoves In good cond. 4 tables, asst sizes. 2 beds and springs. 1 rock, chair. 1 blue enamel baby bath tub. 1 baby iron bed and soring. 1 wash wringer and stand. 1144 Center St.' Drive in the alley. Friday and , Saturday. Ph. 8630. ' .; HORIZONTAL 4S.cturvt 49. choosing 541 Illuminated 55. European ; . mountain , 54. Great Lake respiratory sound Ajuwer to yesterday'g puzzle. Beactifcl llandwor en 1CD. Virsin ;0 Hay be csed for S2.HU tlaskct tzrestrics and rcj. 171 r-F p.-'it-.-rv.v. f-l X, recent 8. former heavyweight champion .pithy taring; 67. s-ahaped 12. accessory ' worm iteed coverlet 5S.the Orient ' - same JLLlate AmerW can bumonai IS. roomy IT. cravat ' IS. narrative 19. smooths -SLirrijrate 24. Russian ruler "23. wander . ', . 2$. peel 29. sieve 2r close Si. metal. fosterer S.weed S3, normal T.IceUndlc ; literature , f3.ruide4 LXtittered ' fn-'tJ erstt l.aia el si. jss VERTICAL L varnish. - ingredient J. macaw v S. summit 4. puff up . 8. dip out, , as water C medicinal plant : 7. Australian ostrich AUMlols A'lilJ '31- i i" i O J : . i.' 4 O r -: ' ;- -Hr - -j . Mir. - all1 '111-' - 0-2Z St ailaates. 8. devastates 9. component parts :! 10. god of war 1L golf mound . 16. cavil i 20. immense 2Lskin pro . tuberaaces 22. extent 23. conducts , 24. watch over . 27. imiUted 25. free i 30, worry i 3L spreads for drying; ' 33. back ' 38. herring-sauce 1 4LsaQy forth . 43. FaU Cower; 44. wan 43. daughter of Nyx I -I 45. exclamatioa of regret f 47. dissolve jj t3.teolojlcal are 8L masculine U name - . . : 12. nothing J. IZ, turn to tie Trailer bouse. .760 Hood. .t 3613. MALE pupoles. 2 months old. Salem Veterinary HospitaL i : i : - : WE MAKE tt our business to pay more lor food furnituro and appliances. Bright & Eckley 453 Court St - Phone 7511 Miscellaneous FOR RENT: 1 Ford Ferguson . tractor on rubber, with some equipment 816 peri day or SS0 per week. Phone 6299. SUPERVISED playground for pre school children. 24 hour . service, bus line. Call 9313 for appointment ' GET that new roof now. Save mon ey. Independent contractor. Ph. 6333. - SADDLES, bridles and well built horse ' trailer. Shoen's.- Inq.' Dickson's Market. South Salem, t ' STOVE Parts at Repairing. Woodry Auction Market 1605 N Summer- Septic Tanks Cleaned SUt wide. Guaranteed work. Gene rite, ,642 Edgewater . Ph . S745 ! Dental Plate Repair , TWO-HOUB SERVICE IN MOST f - CASES - Bring or Mall Your Plates tor Repair DR HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST ' Adolph BMa StaU Coml Ph 3311 WATCHES Repaired: 19 day servica. Singer's . Jewelers., will repair your broken watches within 13 days. Bring watch In for estimate.--Workmanship Guaranteed. 333 S. W. Alder. Poct land. .- Ore. - I - - WATCHJlepairing, 10 to 13 days ser vice, all makes, free estimates, work manship guaranteed. Raymond G. War ren, Certified Watchmaker. 7 We grind any ahane crrstal. Recistered In the StaU of Oregon. Over the Smart Shop, Room 200 Gray Bldg.. 123 N. Liberty, Salem. . : . ' .... LEATHER Daveno. 1291 N. 4th. Man's wrist watch $43. Ph. 3-1117. KITCHEN sink with back. . Laundry tray. Llvinc rm. and dining rm, light fixtures. Electric iron 32 volt 403 Union. ; ! , ti - r : .v' -; SLEEPING rooms. Kitchen privilege. SIS. Ph. 4897 after 4 P.M. 354 N. Winter PLEAS. Sip. rm. near Gen. Hosp. But line. 2190 Center. Ph. 5214. GOING Into the service, must sacri fice 4 rooms of j-esl nice . furniture. 1938 Ford coupe, 1929 Oldsmnbile. 580 Market St -a YD. dumo box, Heil hoist 19 ton capacity. 1370 Nebraska. :--; PORTABLE VictroU:: man's bicycle: fly rod and reel; trumpet ear - horn. After P.M. 2260 N. ConYi NEW 3rd trade 1x6 boards 4 t ft lona-. suitable for fence or repair work, Phone 3620. t - . ALCAZAR wood range with coils. good baker. Chas. E. Smith, 271 D St L C. SMITH typewriter, recondi tioned. 998 N. 3th, Ph. 7331. REGISTERED male Scottish terrier 4 months old. 933. 490 8. list POTATO' sacks, apple boxes, 1 gaL rises lars and 89 gal. pickle barrels. en. aria, . - - ' .. CANNING Chenies. 2373 N. Church FRYERS. 3 Iba. Ph. 224S9 between 7 and a PJ. Opposite Liberty school WILL BUY for cash, -sell or trade guns, ammunition 6k scopes..' Don Madison. 190 No. High, -- V FULLER Brushes. 1149 Grant P. S25? PRE-WAR davenport and chair. Center. . :: 5.. . . ,i. . 988 lw l Ml Li L- .! L .;. We will buy any amount, dry or green. Our prices are tops. - ---. 1(5 Ccz'.zr IX. Ei!cn For Rent Rooms TWIN beds for 2 gentlemen. 3 bias. . from Capitol fildg. 324 N. Capitot ATTRACTIVE alp. rm. for glrL Cloea to bath. 860 Marlon. Ph. 8521. PRI. home. Ladles. 960, Marion. Room and Board WANTED: Room and board in coun try for 10 yr. old boy. Pa m For Rent Apartments 3 RM, Apt No drinkers. Ph. 876L 3 RM. furn. apt 494. University. 2 RM. Furn. Apt Priv. bath tt en trance,; 1307 So. Coml. Housekeeping rm. Elee. turn. Ph. 7184 For Rent Houses 2 BDRM. furn. modern 1 house 963. Adults only. Ph. 21829 or 6357. 9 ROOM furnished house, civilians Melvin Johnson. 729 Court St . 0 6) . i Mtnwvvwii iiumiw ah.... mM 1 nil urn Mm I DHS. CHAN ...LAM Dr.Y.T.tasaJ. Or.G.Chaa.tt CniNrsS RerbaUsts f 211 North LTberty Upsuirs Portland General Electric co OKict wpn Saturday only 10 a m to 1 o n.; 6 to 7 o.m Con nutation Cluod pressure and urine tests are tree of charge. Practiced unce ixi i