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, li f t ' t - i -l 1 I ' r ! i - !,!',) i ..." - t .' - : Li' I !l 1 . 41 Th. OTHGOlt CTATCMAIL Clm. OMgonSuadar Morning August 13. 1S44 Hop J Mexicans Available for Prune, Hop foajryesl: 11 j Fueele Picking Starts On MT. ANGELfAuk. 12 Hop picking will begin' here next week. TheTrtnk Aman, Henry Humpert and College and the Butsch and - Ertelt yards will all start picking Thursday, August 17. These are all Fuggles. The picking of late hops will not start until about ten days later. I " . ' The large . college yards are mostly planted to Fuggles with 'Very few late hops. Henry Hum- pert has only Fuggles and. Aman has both kinds. Hopmen agree that the Fuggles are pretty good but as well filled out. as last year. Late hops have suffered from the lack of "moisture in the soil, and if the dry weather should, persist the ' crop will be definitely short ; I The price for picking has been get for 3 Vic per pound. Grain -and 'hay crops have been very good this year but fruit crops re poor. ' '' ' " ''",' Dakota is a Sioux Indian word I meaning - "alliance .of friends." "Stricily Privale" UP Ac WS SEWS Thursday, TD TDCAV ABOUT MOW OOS HUA 2 WWL WkS GOT ID IE. RNDSA LOTIA Quotations at Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 12 (AP) Wheat futures ami cash grain un quoted. 'Cash wheat (bid): Soft mhite 1.44; soft white (excluding Rex 1.4S; white eiub 1.47; western red 1.47. ' 'Hard red winter: Ordinary 1-44; 10 per cent -1.46; 11 per cent 1.50; . 11 per cent 1.53. Hard white Baart : 10 per cent 1.46; , 11 .per cent 1.41; IS per cent 1.50. - Today's car receipts: Wheat 43, bar ley S. flour 13, hay 3. millieed I. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 11 (AP) Sutterf at First quality, rhaxtmum f of 1 per cent , acidity, delivered in Portland S2-S2',ic; premium quality, maximum of M of 1 per cent acidity S3-ft3Vae: valley routes and country pntats Xe leas than first or 50-31 'ic. Ekss To producers, candled basis: Select . henneries. . 40-41c; mediums 34c AND OTHER RECTAL end COLON DISORDERS " will eaase: " Constlpatioa Nervoasneat -Sleepless Nlihts 'Stomach Disorders ,t : i - lUiewnistism -V V lleai th Treablo )" wtta ether vaplHt ast 9MDtema n4 j-i j m ii m- (i)MB- It isn't patriotic r to neglect your.hralth. when rectal dis orders ran be cured so easily and conveoienUy for the pa tient - No Confinement ; No TTeiipitalizatjon No Loss, of Time . NoB'Operatlve - - , CALL TODAY OR TVBITB FOR PRCS DESCRIPTIVE BOORLRT Dr. D. Reynolds Clinic Chlreprartle Phyi-Prortalatist Coait Liberty St. . Phone S4M POLES " .... ).J):ci:(ii)I7:iii) ' Efoff Pen? Season . nzGiSTEn i:ou. ml day uonn Work starts approximately Aug. 22nd. All hour work. No piece work. Most of our pears are for the armed forces. j3 Li PZISHHITj G9. ICC 3 U. Ccniraercial St. - ' ' i. ; s 4i i Mexican nationals picking Willamette valley prunes ? and bops this year lag in the harvest f these crops and relieving the farm labor pressure number of bean pickers. The peak n timber of Mexican farm workers ; per cent of the 59.00t aeasoaal farm workers needed from about Aagast-Xt to September 2li By Quinn Hall A VL m VbUVX con Portland dozen. Eggs To retailers: A larce. 44-4 5c A medium. 38c; small (pullet). A, 30- aic oozen. Live poultry Buying prices from producers: Broilers up to 2V lbs. 27c; fryers 2'i to 4 lbs. 28c: roasters over 3Vs lbs. 29c; Leghorns 23c lb.: colored hens all weights 25c; roosters and Country meats Rollback prices to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-140 lbs. lft-17c; vealers A A 22'4c; A 21'ic; B lS-lSc; C 15- I7ic; culls 12-I5c; beet AA 21 c; A 20ic; B lVfrc; C 14c; canner-cutter cows lJ-14o; bulla, canner-cutters 14- 14c; lambs AA 2c: A 24 lie: B 22ic; C 10-20c; ewes TS 13'c; medium 12c R ne. Butter AA grade prlnU 4S-46Ac; cartons 7-47',4c-: B grade prints 4S'.- Cheese Selling price to Portland retailen: Oregon triplets 29.4c; daisies 29 k; loaf 30.2c: tripleta to whole salers 27c; loaf 27 Vic rOB. Rabbits '- Government ceiling. Ave rage country killed to retailen 40-44c lb.: live price to producers 22-24c lb. Turkeys Selling price to retail ers: Dressed hens No. 1. 3,-43c lb. TUTKeye Alive: Government ceil ing buying prices: Hens 42c: toms 36ae lb. dressed basis. Onions Green 70-S0c dox. bunches. Onions Dry. Coachella wax 2.75: California red 2.50; Walla WaU 2J0 50-lb. bag; Yakima 2.00 per SO-lb. bag. Potatoes Local 2.00-2.25 orange box; Yakima 2.60 cental.. Wool Government control. Caacara bark 1144 peel 20c lb. . Mohair 1S42. 12-month 45c lb. - Hops Nominal contract: 1M4. SSc up: 149. 75c; IMS. SSc; 1M7. Oc lb. Hay - Wholesale prices nominal: Alfalfa No. 1 or better $34-35; oat vetch $24 ton valley points; timothy (eastern Oregon) 133-36 ton; clover 124 ton: Montana grass hay (No. 1) 133.80 ton. Portland Liveatock' PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 12 AP) (WFA) Salable cattle 25. total SO; salable and total calves 10; mostly a cleanup market ;nearly steady ?rices; few common steers and heifers 0 25; odd heifers down to 6.50; can-ner-eutter cows S.0O-6JS: few common-medium beef cows up to 8.25; good bulls 1.00; common - medium calves and vealers 1.00-11.00; good choice vealers salable 14.00-11.00. Salable hogs 50. total 150; market active, steady at ceiling prices on 180 270 lbs.: weights under 240 lbs. 13.75: heavier sorts 19.00; few good sows 11.00-50: light sows 12.00; good-choice feeder pigs scarce, salable ixm-oo. GCOPSDiiTivE Eaten, Oregon - Phone 8660 1 - - ii . I r t v. t 7- Oregon's Fall Harvest Calls Approximately Approximately - 50,000 pickers will be needed j from 1 about August 20. to September 20 to- crops, according to estimates of J. visor in the OSC Extension service,' . Picking of hops and prunes vest to take the, 'greatest number pears, apples, sugar beets and smaller acredgei of other import ant crops also wUi require thou sands of - workers! drop estimates indicate increased production this year for hops, beans, apples, peare4 and ,sugai beetsTheiprune crop will be considertbly less, and the potato crop in ceatral Oregon and Klamath county Jis expected to be arger but for the state as a whole. somewhat smaller than last year. The approximately 5Q00 Mexi- cans working in Oregon at the farm labor peak will represent only about 10 per cent of the total number of seasonal workers, Beck points out. They 'will play a vital part in the harvest, however, by taking up the slack in hop and prune pickers, py maintaining a labor balance so an adequate sup ply of bean pickers will be avail- Crossword Puzzle 'A 11 s n. 'A 4 11 21 i3 16 17i 31 35 34 15" 0 4i 41 45 4 47 'A 47 5? HOEIZONTAt , I. knock i 4. watjons : 9. perched ll.venUUte 1 13. edible bulb I ii. topaz hum-1 mine; bird f 15. shone i ft W 17. consumed 39. rrape-refuso I 40. Italian violin r 42. subscriber's i share - 43. Hawaiian wreath r 46.artless : ; 48. lamprey - 49. tavern f 50. patron of cripples ; 51. turf 19. boil gently ' and Ions; 20. Buddhist -6 spirit of evil 21. mixture of $ Tain and snow 23. compared ft 28. writing . p implements I 27. giiiUr-like f s musical instruments i 28. nefative I 29. insect j i 30. lessened H 31. obese - s 32. prefix i from' 33. warblei . t 34. head j 4 35. intrinsic nature 37. dells S3, walk in watefi YA y 'X Answer to yesterday's puzzle. H6P iTlRIOIPIEr 1PtY g. ? ' -i K B.EP REE SfkkIE Ess ' L A D F klU s d eIwt" a s eTa a n t e aoIer MASSE S G A nTd E R ElATLOPSOrc A ,SIC, L k JhE. c MA TS , 1,3' 4H E ETC POD UllR AD DiCETs N lEAlElALA mCi iRU pIeInI iva p - ' Amige tissa ef aelaUoa: U'ntUatei. : PUL by King restores eradicate. lad. UMITED! - t it' .. T-'m TTT'fTTH ' AJrlrLji u. s. EIFLOyriEIIT smvics UAliliAo AIAlUIMlii l- U AL.LAS, r. will serve ft dual purpose of assist- a that there ivfll b an adeqaate in Oregon will be! only abort 19 50,000 Pickers harvests Oregon's? fall seasonal R. Becki state farm Ubor super- will overlap the snap. bean har of farm wor ers, but potatoes, when thousands of youngsters return to school' in September. Since much - f - 4he fall hardest of aearsj sddIcs and potf toes'is distant froRiitcen ters ' of DoDulationL'S and - also ' is wore not weu adapter to- smauer youngsters, the Mexicans will fill an important gap, eecx adds. . Camps for Mexicans will' oper ate in the Willamette, logue River and Horid River valleys, in central Oregon and Klamath; and Malheur counties; Camps at'; Grants Salem,- Independence jahd' Dayton will provide .the largest numbers for hop jand pune; pickinjgi After the labor peak is passed in Ore gon, some of the Mexicans will be moved on to hkrvest apples; in the Vnlrtmn eil1apf es itiWAa Vial4. t and jSugar beets: n a xavj.aiam i vmaai Idaho. J 9! io zo IS 2A 39 It 'A 'A 43 44 48 . - :. - VERTICAL l.frarent ' 2. trouble 3. gift! 4. heavenly . body! i. . 5. again 6. free f 7. toward ' 8. moved - stealthily 9. chief; evil spiri 10. li. is. is. .20, 2ll 22. ' i 23. .24. 25. i ! . 2T, .1 30. 31. 33. 341 36; T, 29. I 40; 41. 42 43, 1 salutation ; light brown sweetaop , : land- t measures . -Infinitesimal bits -!! , i difginjf tool " linaspirated consonants thrust growing out lavishes extreme fondness long slender pear tuning' vagaries ' IngUU ;f saiicy loter . natives of , Denmark. change s -position fourth caliph adult males aesame eW: comb, form i 0l4en times (poet) three-toed l A.I? 47. Sloth IV. QnILIFIED m . VTTfll AT i cr fit A1UTOK IWOIIKS i OREGON L- Oil' - v-i'i able, and by taking over'j 1:1 pT a j ; CUssine4 A4vertlsta V ; Statesman;' v Classified Ads , j - Call 9101 ' - - Three Insertions per UnJ5c Six Inaertkms per line.. ....40e One mnntb per Une....,... 2S Minimum charge 25c; 8 tL min' Imun SSc; tt. min. 43c. No " refunds. , ; . ' Copy lor this page accepted un til 20 the evening before public tion for classitlcation. 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Gentl for children, i 880. Phone AumsvUle 748. : . ioTM ptate" colt See after VMi , 78 Hansen Ave. ' WELL Reined stock horse?Rea. Price. About 1000 lbs. Ph. 7318 days. or -6833 eves and Sun, - . - i W ANTED i:8srftiiosii'iw buQt and -veals. Wtn.caU -at farm EL- f. Snethen. 3870 E. Turner Road Ph. 31345. Moras or eves. . . , A - - ' ATTENTION - .. ; Win remove dead Si worthless stock In a moment's notice I SALEM FER TILIZER -at. BY-PRODUCTS.- Ph., 8000 Collect .(No other Pbonel. OUALTTY- Babv Chicks every Tues day. Special Mating Christie New Hampshire win - make you more money as vrouers or layers, tsuzinva- ItW'S- Corners, i ;:, NEW t Hamnehlre i chickens. various ages. Rt -a. Box 739. Salem. Ph. XM2S Auctions l R. SMITH FURNITURE Havinr sold mv home. I will dispose of the comnlete furnishings of same at Public Auction Tuesday, August 15th. at li P.M. Sharp, lssx N. Btn i saiem. Everything goes without reserve, ioi lowine- is. but a.Bartial list: Lovely .authentic -antique J-piece bed room suite, solid black walnut marble tops, hand carved. R.C.A. Victor cabi net -radio, late model. Regina vacuum cleaner tt attachments. lltS. lamps. 8 8x18 Wilton ru. Turkish rugs. Walnut Winthrop aesx. o-piece wal nut dining set S oil paintings. Walnut bed! 8c chest -with Di. coil spring St innerspring mattress. Mohair frieze club chair. - Complete set bench and electrician's tools. Cedar chest Walnut buffet Mirrors. Large electric ciocx, Mohair davenport suite, fire screen. Misc. sartor tables. Large . lot good beddinx Ac pillows. Occasional chairs ri replace bench. Lawn furniture. Coil ed trash burner St gas hot water heat er. 17x14 wall tent Lawn mower, ao- f a lion gasoline drum. Dishes. . Utensils, ilver. Percolators Utensils 8c 100 more items, all of them good, no Junk. i "ATTEND THIS SALE" Goods on display evenings after 5 pm. L R. SMITH, GLENN H. WOODRY Owner. Auctioneer, Salem Help Wanted EXPERIENCED photo finishers to work in Salem s newest, modern, com' fortable plant Apply In -person be tween All. and S P.M. BURKE'S CAMERA SHOP, 174 N. Coml SEAN Pickers wanted. Good Sick ing. 2 mi. on Wallace Rd. R. P. Barn well. Rt I. Box 201. Ph. 23268. f Solom Market Quotations The price below supplied by a lo cal -trocar, are indicative el th daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed oy m aiaiesman: - - BUTTER. EOOS AND POULTRY Adrasem's Ravine Prices (Sabfeet to chaage withes notice) BuTTERF AT . ; ,. v-.: - . Premium - ., M No. 1 .j No. . ; "30 BUTTER PRINTS Avi .44 B U -.45 Quarters . EGGS ' Extra large : - Mediums and standards 46 JO Pullets POULTRY - - - ' Colored hens. No. I No. 2 colored hens . A. 21 Colored fry Marten Creamery's Bayfcnr Prices (Sakject to change without notice) POULTRY - -iv.-.-t:. H4o.l springs -f? No. ( 1 hen . J Buying prices for No. 1 stock, based on condition. : . Spring lamb i; 10 00 to 11.09 Yearling lamb ... ... . ... .. 7i)0 to 7J0. TSH : , , - ,,, -- .OS Topi hogs. 170 to 200 lbs. zoo to z to IDS. i 13.50 ltM Over 870 lbs. Sows a oo to o.oo 4.08 to 9.50 8.00 to 8.S0 13.00 Dairy cows . Dairy bulls Top veal i Stocks crad Bonds r . ' Aug. 11 - , STOCK AVERAGES I . 30 ; - 19 '1 V ' .. Indus Rails IS 80 cm stkt Katurdav ; 75 28.8 28 S 28 2 29.7 24.8 29.8 22 J 381 84.8 3S.2 84.8 37.8 541 Previous day 75 J Week ago o t Motth. ago . 781 ; Year aeo 70.0 381 561 35.1 50.0 1 1944 high 1S44 low 8 t BOND AVERAGES 38 6 56 4 35.1 49.9 i -. zo Rails 18 Indus 103.3 1051 105.4 in 105.8 !1.7 104.T . 10 Ctil 1084 106.4 106.3 in?t 105.1 jo. a 104.7 io To en Saturday i M.8 : 67 a Previous day wsv. Week ago 80.3 i ' Year ago 78.7 . . -- n v a 87.8 1 67.6 US 61.6 1S44 low. 794 63.3 X cube. of gold measuring 14.1 AUCTION Inches weighs a ton. Help Wanted CAN YOU SZLLf If you have experience, or think you an 'learn.- there's an in teres tins, pro titable part or iull time Job here i for I jmi. jwiwraoer, aeumcis nm impwH ant-Dusmess jk suppiymg.vnai ctvuua needs.- We will be glad to discuss 'the possibilities with woman - from 20 to SO. -and men ; either draft -deferred - or over 38. " -- . J.'CPENNry CO INC. WANTED LOO TRUCKS FOR 38 MELE HAUL. MOSTLY HIGHWAY, PER M. S. DAY WEEK.! ELMER. HITCHMAN IN OLD CCC - CAMP NEAR SOLVER CREEK FALLS. -a : CHECKER i and Grocery clerk at Saving Center. Portland ; Road. : ; - BEAN " Pickers wanted. O. ZisteU Rt. S. Box 10S7. S mi. S. X. Salem, Ik ml. W. Pen Annex. L , . m HOP. Pickers Begister! Now! Pick ing starts -about Sept. t. K. Hartley yard located on Min to Island. S..W. edge town. Ph. 5028. 311 Richmond Ave. : r. . . . . . . - WANTED : Housekeeper. ' kitchen helper, graduate nurse, practical nurse, men and women attendants. New wage scale now in effect. Good board Toom and laundry furnished in addition to salary. Write for further details- or come for personal interview. Oregon s airview nome, aaiera, i ; . - - ATTENTION HOP PICKERS -Reaister now at our Wll-Hart farm. 9 mi. S. of St. Paul on Newberg-Salem niway. tarty - ana taie cluster nops. Excellent picking. Cabins, wood, ' elec. Ughte free. Store 'and meat market in camp. Best of accommodation, write Ward Lundy, Gervais, Ore. Ph. Sclera J2S8L : i i- - $ HOP PICKERS WANTED ' ' . 48 acres. Start about Aug. 28. -Good picking, clean .camp. Former H. S. Wood's yard Mar Independence.- Tel. saiera visa couect. - H. B. JONES 11337 Court St g HOP PICKERS WANTED i i 400 acres of earlies - and latea. . No layoff, cabins, lights, water and wood rurnisnea tree. -Register now. - " a. MCLaugnnn Ranch ' - Independence, Oregon POULTRY farm help wanted. Steady employment tedoors. Ph. 22861, Lee's HOP Pickers wanted. Early and late hops. Long picking, good . hops, good camp. Electricity.-wood. etc. Store en grounds. Transportation : furnished from Salem. Starting date annonuriced later. Ph. 22 786. or write Orey Hop wancn, u a, jbox ui, saiem. ;; HOP Pickers: Early Jc late hons: long job; fin hops. 10 minutes from Salem, free bus to yard. Start August low. sogers c Bishop, steusjpfX, Bldg. Phon 4776. j v: . j! .Ti" . i s j WE are now registering hop sicken for . early hops. -4 mi. west of Salem. Ph. 11331 or 6758. WmUms & Thacker. w HOP PICKERS ' WANTED I i 400 acres and lates. ; No lav off. cabins, lights. -water and wood fur nished ' free, r Register now. C. A. McLaughlin Ranch . Independence. Oregon WT NEED: i Young man or woman to help with ooa job mi ana sun. t waitresses. lull time. Kitchen help, full time. Mickey's Sandwich Shop HOP PICKERS Reriiter now. Pick- ing starts-Aug. 16th. Brown Island Hop Co, Ph. r. K. Needham, 7956 or 23107 HOP PICKERS. Extra good crop. about 30 days Bickinx . starts Auxust 23, pay J'-ic, , excellent camp with cabins, stoves. Stood, lights, store, res taurant good water, gasoline can be obtained -for transportation. Call at ranch or write GOLDEN GATE HOP RANCH. INC.. ' four miles south of INDEPENDENCE. ORE. : ARE You Interested tn meat cutting as a profession 7 If you: are and have had some retail cutters experience or farm cutting experience, you can se cure ' immediate employment In a steady position with full opportunity to learn the business while you earn a good wage. We are prepared to teach you. as a retail meat cuttet you will be rendering a genuine war time service to the community. Posi tions available both in and out of Salem. Apply Safeway Stores District Office. Room 206, McCllchrlst Build ing. Salem - - j HOP PICKERS WANTED 250 Acres Choice River Bottom Hops 4 miles s,Wi of Salem. Fine picking beginning about September 1. Good camp ground, fine cabins. Or free bus transportation to and from yard. Reg ister at our office. 147 North Com mercial Streeet oa write John 3. Rob erta 8 Co. Salem. Oregon. Phone 9623. Help Wanted Male Workers now employed tn war ' pro duction should not apply and win no be considered for employment by em plovers advertising in this section. MAN or Boy over 16 to work In fruit and vegetable dept Saving Cen ter, Portland Road. ! - . ' WANTED? Delivery boy. Must be over 16. Ballou At Wright 445 Che- meketa. .......--.-.' c CARPENTER Wanted. . Call Wju"!'' .- SERVICE i Station operator, exper ience not abiolutely necessary. Must furnish best of references- Prefer older man. Call Sunday or after. 990 N. High FRY Cook wanted! j Apply ) Clin Coffee Shop. i -- WANTED: Married man on dairy farm. 8156.00, hnuse. lights, potatoes At mi He. Phon 67F15. J. M. Nichols, Rt 6. Box 141. Salem. ' , ; ASSISTANT cottage manager, man capable of supervising outside work for boys. Permanent position, I salary plus room, board and laundry. Oregon State Training School. Woodburn. NIGHT watchman, not physically han dicapped, steady employment' Oregon State. Training School, Woodburn. BOY to learn th printing trade. This Is a wonderful opportunity for a boy 16 years or over to learn a trad that ts fascinating, steady th year , around, not over-crowded, with wages higher than average trades. Could work after school and ; Satur days with full time during vacation. See Mr. Talmage at Th Statesman office. .-.j : - -v--U- 1 1 I - WANTED: Dairy.' band. Sch indict Bros- South Salem. . - t - I MANAGER for fruit and vegetable dept. for new market Top pay. Saving Center, at the foot of the bridge in W Salem, or l mi. N. of underpass. Salero. i :.-.......--'". ? i , MECHANIC Permanent position. Ex cellent pay. Herrall -Owens Co.- Help Wanted Female WOMAN for hswku ear of child. Women with child acceptable. Good wages. Mrs. C W. Wasson. Rt 1. Box 75. RickreaU. ; : --rV"- -- i ...I., . i. . i cleaning woman. Ph. 7020. 252 N. Cottege, t A GOOD Horn and salary for young woman 18 to 35 years, of good char acter, to serve as household helper for family of three. -Write Statesman Box No. 83. i . CLERK wanted. Oroe.' store exper ience unnecessary. Berg'i Groc. : EXP, waitress wantedj The spa. EXP.; rountaln girl. Th Spa. SALES Woman with some executive experience to manafe women's appar el ahop. Interviews Monday, 1130 A J. to S P.M. Senator Hotel. Se A. Dajl. . ITelp Wanled Female WOMAN to clean bouse 9 days week. From txU 3 call 31512. v FULL and part tint cashiers j and toaneretiea. Tirana - Xheatrc. -WANTED: Cood experienced wait rees,. day wages, top pay. fade's Cof fee Shop, 1241 State St. . - - ' ' LAUNDRY help wanted. Apply Cap. 1U1 .City Laundry.; 1264 Broadway. Salesmen Wanted MAN OR WOMAN WANTED for full or part time Rawleigh Route In Salem. Temporary or permanent Big i de mand. Sales easy. Profits large. Start immediately. - Write John Thiessen. 2623 Southeast 22nd Ave.. Portland 2, Oregon or Rawleigb's. Dept ORH-156-216JHT, 308 Adeline, Oakland, Calif, Situations Wanted COOK, hskp nurse. 'sast mid. are. Refined. Capable i full . chx. - Aduita. Plain folks. 820.00 Wk. P. O. Box 4657, Portland 2, Ore. . i -,- r. '- , WANTED: Childless couple to man age Apt house. Does not-' Interfere with man's regular; employment. Turn. Apt and utilities in exchange for services. Ph. S887 after 630 PJd. :. . DAIRYMAN wants work. State waeea it housing. Call 798 8.21st ; t; RELIABLE ' bovs 14 and 15 want work. Ph.' 8459. . - MIMEOGRAPH work and tvoinX ex- pertly don in my home. 609 N.i 16th St Ph..43: - i..;,.-. . i . PreSchool : PUvSchool: - 1381 State Ages 1-S. Part or lU day. Ph. 8430. CHTLDCRAFT Nursery We pick un and . deliver. , 1999 Trad. Ph. 21SZ9 Money to Loan Quick (ashla On any. worthwhile secur? ity Repayable in 12 v months Company Is locally - owned J and - ----- Managed. - GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION S-138 Phone 9168 -; ,; 136 S. Commercial St, Salem PRIVATE MONEY; Auto And Truck Loans Contracts Refinanced it '. Money for new and used ears, at trucks . regaidiess of age: No delay -bring car and title and gat the money Yob retain possession of vehicle. : -l to 18 jionths to repay. I-:' Aftet 8 e'clbcx jonon 3361 r 21143 for appointment - j ; ROY H.1 SIMMONS Regulated by state 1 ' 136 S Com 1. St Phon 9168 M 152) JCASHILOANS I Use your salary, furniture; automo bile, or livestock as security. Quick, private, no red . tape. Just phone or come in. no waiung. : - Personal Finance Co. Room 125, Second Flr4 New Bligh Bldg. 818 State St Phone: - Salem : 1191 Lie. S-122 M-165. N. Anderson. : Mgr. Money to Loan , ; , IB a Krrm a. it' aa-r .A-4.dr loans city or- farm properties; 1 loans mao as smau as ssoo. see us about re financing your present contract or mortgage. . - s - Leo N. Childs, Inc. 344 State St J Phono. 8261 EMERGENCY loans for doctor. ! hos pital, auto repair, etc An accommo dating, understanding, 'helpful loan service: ..- .-, - - g - V j. Capital Loan Company S-253 Under State Regulation-VM-323 316 First National Bank Bldg, Ph. 4446 $ MONEY $ REAL ESTATE LOANS ; PERSONAL LOANS J r CAR W Buy Real Estate Mortgages : - .Contracts- STATE FINANCE CO. Lie. S-:il M-ZZX. 1 212 Guardian Bldf . Auto' Loans Willamette Credit Co. 6TH FLOOR G0ARD1AN . BUILDING - LICENSE W MISS I Loans j Wanted FARM LOANS " A. N Duncan Ladd At Bush bldg For SaleMifKIlajieoas I PEACHES Improved ; Elbertas About Sent 1 We will be located again at Ham mers Capitol St. Gro. across from ice arena. Ac also 870 S. Com., just south oc Dairy. Cooperativ Creamery. E. MJ BOIES Rt. 1,-Box 181 Brooks. Ore. BE WISE and - purchase your wood and coal theaters while avaUable at oil. still NELSON BROS. FURNITURE ,319 N. Liberty St i Recovered folding buggy. 679 N. High GIRL'S nr-war bicycle. 1244 Waller eves. Ph. 3305. j PRE-WAR girl's bicycle, like new. Elec. mangle like new. 11511 N. Church St . ; ' '- I - ,i horse elec. motor. 336 Gaines. CHEAP camp stoves. Call 4034. SLIGHTLY used maple bed room set with Simmons springs and spring nueo mattress. - j : NELVON BROS. FURNITURE 313 N. Uberty St I S USED barn doors, tracks hangers complct flO. 1178 D .St and Sweet corn 25c dox. -del. Ph. 82922. 1 Mitx At Merrill No. T hog fuel cut ter. See Sta rarrell. Turner, ore. UPRIGHT piano $100. good playing eondiuon. K. c atereoitn, aia ron land Road. ..5-i I SLIGHTLY used walnut dining room set - " - - j - - NELSON BROS. FURNITURE . 313 N. Liberty St ! 12 BASE pisno accordion. Good vio lin. Abo Viking cream separator. A. Saul. Rt 4. Box .67E. Browning Ave. FURNACE: Burns 4 ft wood. Suit able for hop or prune dryer. Ph. 787. BEDRM. set: kit table; dufold; ! ra dio. 960 N. ConVU I 3 BURNER oil f stove: roller skates sta S. 1805',. Fairgrounds KoL MHO nuthnard Tnrtt nr flood con dition. Big Chief Ser. Sta., 4 miles North on Pacific H6hway. j LOANS and For j Sale Miscellaneous 1 FIRE . box boiler taken from Shay Locomotive T and . put into - condition to pass 158 - pounds -working steam pressure to State of Oreron. Caoacitv wf bolter apptwxtonately -M-iiP. rred- R. Hills, Jbiabcl, Oregon, phoneshot-' gun Creek - Toll Station.-' Call Collect DINETTE set, chairs. 768 N.' Cot tage.. -4 -. M " ' - ? -i-" ' ' JERSEY mux cow; 4 2 yr. springer scale; brooder stove; pre-war daveno; circ. ncaien : cook stove; singer sew ing machine. Fred Cronn, 901 S. 7th. Independence... ., MOHAIR davenport 850; Walnut din ing table, 6 chairs, S85.- Flat top oak oftice desk A chair 840. all good con dition. New ; oil burner - with auto, control $150.: Ph. 21334. , . . . , LAST j Day for Improved Crawford peaches at the Jen Ma this fruit stand and orchard, 6', miles North on Port land Highway; Ph. 22496. : ROCHJ oeacheo ready. Jirah Wot. gum. RU i, Box 141, Vs mi. W. Keizer. ATTENTION Fruit Growers: For Im mediate j delivery - without - priority. steet . coist ..mattresses, . pinows, -y. wool blankets, sheets, pillow cases, tents. etc. 120 S., W. Stark St, Portland, 4, Oregon. 1 f:,i; ,. . WOOn hflbr IIS iaoA ie knv t7 SO Dresser S12. Davenport 120. Ph. 7897. LARGE all- white - enamel wood range' Excellent, condition. Circulating heater. 1573 Sim, W. Salem. . . v - t FRUIT Jars; small tables; floor lamps; some utensils. 1238 S. "High bet. 0 - A JC , At ; 4 P J. .... - . - i - I PIANOS .- , See the MirrApiano. Spinet styled 8395. Rebuilt grands, uprights Ac play ers real. Priced. Tallman's, 199 S. 12th. -ONB-wheel- Kmcaid- garden Phon 8316 after 4 PjZ. -tractor. WHITE enamel . Montag range, late model. 1360 Cherry Av. ,. j - LOW -back - wood rang $13. Man's bike $18. Wood heater $8. 2065 N. Com l HOUSEHOLD goods tee. 10x12 wool rug, dresser, crib, garden tools, daveno. 2560 Myrtl Av. - YELLOW PLUMS. 8c, lb. Ph. 3423. 1390 Lee Sty;; ' ' ;-y - - 100 LB. ice box .S3. Baby, bassinette $5.. 375 Ki Washington. Ph. 575). . MEN'S and women's expansion watch. banns, sa.ao to siio. Also lockets. crosses and Identification - bracelets. . Raymond G.. Warren, . certified watch maker. 125 Gray Bldg- Room 200. over Price's. . i; . - i,-- ; FINE 4Hintfnx riQes. shot runs and scopes. Excellent stock of odd sized use - shells, a Ton Hydraulic .Jacks, BP Electric. Motor. Jeep cans I gal, 16" McKay Tire Chains. Beauti ful place trailer house, factory buUt Home made 1 place trailer house $150 .00.. Completely. covered luggage St lleeper trailer, Just th ticket for hunt tog. $15000. Don Madison. 590 No. High NICE dinette set $20. Steel bedstead and spring. Ph. 22618. 130 Liberty Rd. BEAUTU'lTL ' maroon ' Axminster all wool rug 8x10, excellent condition. CaU 7346. .i ;i I - Bxll all- wool rug: 2 wheel trailer $25. Man a bicycle $15. Ph. 0908. - WATCHES, waflh repairing 24 rlu service on 1 minor repairs. 1984 State. Decker, bcensed watch maker. . ; . . . GOLDEN JUBILEE and ROCHESTER peaches i in - bushel - boxes now ready. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem. BALED CLOVER HAY. Ph. 22974. MONTAG -circulating heater, med ium size, good condition. 2085 . Maple. WOOD -or coal range with ' copper coils. Phone 8791. USED: TOEUET. Phone 8341. ' ' FURNITURE for 6 room house. 248 E. Superior. BETWEEN 70-100 hop baskets. John Grenz. Jefferson, Ore. " NEW Hamp. fryers 35c lb. Ph. 22618. 330 Liberty Road. j A-l BALED oate and vetch hay $23 ton. Will deliver If necessary- M. Chris toff erson. Rt 7 Box 206. 6 miles on North Pacific Hiway. 14 FTi Mead Kyak. O. K. 4.. cartop boat wt 70 lbs., with El to Pal mctor $150. 2 salmon rods, reels, lines. $15, and fly rod, 4 os.. $18, high std. .22 short holster. -900 shells. 850. Reming ton model 30 S. 30-06 bolt action, Ly man 48. Weaver 29 S scope, sling $125. Ph. 3398.-333 Waldo Ave. CUCUMBERS. 876 Locust St Ph. 8508 10 dos. quarts. 70c doz.. some pints. 60c dor. Pre-war pressure cooker $20. 897 S. 14th. " SET of world histories and encyclo pedia. Ph. 3SO. SMOOTH top range; breakfast setsj Ice box;; smaU Wedgewood range; dav enports, etc CaU before 11 A.M. 677 8. Commercial. ? PEDIGREED wire terrier puppies. Corrent type, right age. K. N. Wood, Independence. 1 mt North. TVORY 4 pc. bdrm. set. single bed. 850. 1919. S. 12th. ves. BALED clover hay Ac straw. - Ph. 22988. 1 ml. N. underpass. E. J. Ward. ELEC fir. waxer appliance for .Kir by vacuum. Ph. 2-346E CANNING Peaches.. BarUett pears. Gravenstin .apples, canning corn and cucumbers now ready at Frtgaard's fruit Stand. 2930 N. Front. Ph. 6320. i C-O-TWO "Dry Ice" Fir extinguish ers. Chas. H. Fowler. Ph. 9o50. FULLER Brushes. 1743 Grant P 835T BUNDLES of old papers 10c. States man office, i . i WE HAVE bog wire fencing and light barbed wire tn stock. Montgomery Ward & Co. ii . ATM O RAYS OZONE, sell end rent H C Push Ph 2-2458- PO. Box 463. FOR SALE: Baled elover hay. Rt T, Box 323. Ph. 1SF14. Wanted -Miscellaneous BOY'S and ghTt bicycle. Win pay cash.. Ph. 8036. a WANTED: OM fashioned hand braid ed wool rug, approximately 8x10. Call 7450 noon and evenings. WANT; refrigerator, ehoweai s and other store equipment Ph. 3797 or 8280. WE Buy all i kinds used furn old glass and antiques. Ph. 9564. USED ' rUKNITURK Ph 0180 WANT TO Buy. Used cameras As lenses McEwan Photo Shop 435 State. - CASH- for used rno at other mu sical Instruments. Call 4641 days r 9537 evenings or send description Jaquith Music. Co- 191 S. High. , -.CASH PAID tor trpnKht optnet er grand pianos tiqov USED BICYCLE PARTS. Ph. 1-1983. WANTED: rir Ship-Kne-s. also Pil ing. (JU'Jte prices .o.b. WppmBPOint . earliest shipment Bifornnc'tt-.iw' Co- SpaKung grog- ""WANTED: Pasture m- old celt, near oihh. -E?rdrrH6L Waller St. Sslem. Ore. CLEAN white rags Hon Bros, 109 State. .. . i? . 5 f