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Quotations at
Portland Produce
- PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 26 -(AP
Butter AA grade, print, 46-l,kc: cr
ton, 47-47',ic; A grade, prints, 45Uc
46c; carton. 46-46UC ,
Butterfat First quality maximum of
.6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered tn
Portland, 52-52 'c; premium quality
maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity.
M-53'.ic; valley routes and country
points. 2c less than first or. 50-51,ic.
Egg To producers, candled basis:
ease county; select henneries. 42-S3c;
mediums U-34C dozen. ,
. EggsTo retailers: A large, 48c; A
. medium, ' 39-40e; small (pullet), A. T3e
: dozen.
Live poultry Buying prices from
.. producers: broilers up to 2 lbs.. 29c;
fryers. 2 o 3,i lbs.. 29c lb.; roasters,
over 3',i lbs,, 29c; Leghorns. 2Sc lb.;
colored hens, all weighU. - 2iic lb.;
roosters and stags, 2le lb.
i Country meats Rollback prices to re
tailers; country killed hogs, best buch-
er. -120-140 lbs.. 24-17c; vealers. AA. 22
lic; A. 21V4J- B. W-l',ic: C. l-17c;
culls. 12-15c; beet. AA. llc; A, 2Hc;
B. lHc; C. 14c; canner-cutter cows,
13-14c; bulls, eanner-cutters. 14-14c:
lambs, AA. Mc; A. 2r4c;,B. 22 'ic; C,
10-20c; ewes, - rs. lS'c; medium 12c;
R. imc .
Cheej-Selling orlce to Portland re
tailers: Oregon triplets. 2.4c; daisies,
29 Jc lb: 'loaf. 20 lb.; : triplets to
v. whelesalers. 27c: loat 27.fcc ruB.
" Rabbits Government celling. 'Ave
age country killed to retailers; 40-44c
lb.; live price to producers. 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Selling price to retailers:
dressed hens. No. 1. 29.-l3c lb. -
Turkeys Alive: government celling
buying prices: hens, 42c; torn. 36',ic
lb., dressed basis.
Onions Green 67-70C doz. bunches.
Onions Cslifornla red. 22.50; WalU
Walla 22-2.10 90-lb. bag: Yakima. $2
2.10; Idaho white globes 22.42 per 50
Ib, bag. -Potatoes
Local. 22-2.25 orange box:
Yakima. SI 65 cenUl; No. 2 21.50
per SO-lb. bag. "
Wool Government control.
- - Cascara bark 1944 peel. 20c lb.
Mohair 1942, 12-month. 45c lb.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 26 -AP)
WFA) Salable cattle for week 3200;
calves 915: market active, generally
steady, medium - good steers weak to
25 cents lower; two loads short fed
steers $14.25-75; medium - good grass
steers $13.50-14.50; common - medium
largely $9.00 to $13.00; medium - good
grass heifers $10.50-11.75; few good
$12.00-13.00: common $8.00-10.25; me
. dium - good beef cows $8.50-10.50; com
mon $7.00-2.25: canner - cutters $4.50-
C.50; good bulls $9.00-50; good - choice
vealers si4.oo-is.oo; ouik common
medium $10.00-13.00.
. T Salable hogs for week 3725; trade
active, all classes about steady, sort
ing more rigid for plain grades: top
$15.75 on good - choice 180 - 240 lb.
butchers, medium $13.00-50: 241 - 280
lbs. largely $15.00; heavier kinds
' 213.50 - 15251 light lights S13.50-14.50
sows $12.00-50; choice light weights to
: $13.00; feeder pigs steady, mostly $12.00-
v 13.00. . f '
.. Salable Iambs for week 5550: fat lamb
trade slow, good - choice around 23
lower, lower grades 23 to 30 cents of
ana in very narrow aemana: lew aecas
good - choice rail - shipped lambs
siz.50-i3.vo: trucked lots sn.7S-iz.so:
medium - good $10.30-11.50; common
S0.50-10.00; smaU lots on feeder order
$8X0-0.00; good - c Voice recently shorn
springers $0 JO - 10.50; some on feeder
- eroer ss oo-s oo; medium good year'
burs $8.00-10.00.
Portland Grain
. PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 2$ AP)
Wheat futures unquoted. . -
Cash wheat (bid), soft white $1.44;
sort white (excluding rex) 21.44; white
club $1.44; western red $1.54., ..
t'.Ii It tlZt .ca Cuici la tie ZZxt'uzu are the graves of Col. Docrlai
Cl'. ::rr-J Amy Tfe. CtSa Y.
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Portland
Hard red winter: ordinary 21.54: 10
per cent $1.55; 11 per cent $1.48; 12
per cent 21.51. .
Hard white baart: 10 per cent 21.44:
11 per cent 91.48; 12 per cent $1.52.
Today's car receipts: wheat 28; bar
ley 35; flour 3; corn 1; hay 2; mill
feed 4.
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:
BUTTESt, EGGS AND POULTRY
Adreaea's Baytasg Prices
' (Seeject U change witheut aetke)
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 3 ... ,
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BUTTER PRINTS
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.45
.46
Quarters ..,.,,
EGGS ,
Extra large
Mediums and standards
Pullets
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POULTRY
Colored hens. No. 1
No. 2 colored hens .
Colored frys .,
Martem Creaasery's Beybig Prices
- (Subject to change wttkeet aettee)
POULTRY
No. 1 springs JS
No. 1 hens - .23
LIVESTOCK
Sprmg ) lamb
10.00
.1.00 tot 7.50
.03
'TOO 'to 8.50
.4.00 to 5.50
....13.50
15.45
,14.70
Yearling lamb
Ewes
Dairy cows
Dairy bulls :
Top veal .:. .
Top hogs. 160 to 240 lbs.
240 to 27 lbs. ..
Stock Market
Has Bad Week
NEW YORK, Aug. 26 -P)-
Stocks generally turned downward
in the past short market week as
thoughts of a sudden ending of the
European war continued to inspire
light selling by those who feared
industrial reconversion difficulties
at home.
There were exceptions through
out the 5-day stretch, especially
among utilities and other stocks
that stand to benefit immediately
by the return of peace. Rails nev
er got anywhere in particular al
though they maintained their bal
ance fairly well in the face of the
anti-trust action filed against 47
roads.' The wrangle in the war
production board aroused some
apprehension because, of its threat
to transition plans.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks was down .8 of a point
at 54.9 on the week.
Secondary railway bonds were
shaky throughout in reflection of
the justice department's monopoly
suit
Toy. CoLMcNair, son of Lt Gen.
lew weens later wnen he was cat down by s Japanese sniper. The little
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Grain Prices
Trend Upward
The upward trend In prices of
oats and barley in the Portland
market-which .began last- weekU
continued during the week ended
August 24, according to report to 4
the War Food admuustrauon.
Trading ' was : considerably, more -active
in these feed grains, espe
cially in feeding barley. ' Market
firmness and activity was princi
pally attributed to the continued
good demand from ? mixed feed
manufacturers ' and feeders." for
feed grains. Continued - lack - of
corn offerings into this area from
the Midwest and scarcity of wheat
millfeed offerings in the . open
marked were Important factors in
the improved Inquiry for oats and
barley during the past two weeks.
Air improved demand for malting
barley from this area was reported
from Midwestern maltsters.'
; Harvest of winter grain is prac
tically complete over large areas
in Oregon and much spring grain
has been harvested. Harvest was
slightly delayed by morning dew
locally during the week ' ended
August 22. Unirrigated corn needs
rain, but irrigated corn is doing
well, although much of it is late in
eastern countries. The week was
favorable for late haying and for
cutting and threshing grass and
legume seed. Unirrigated pastures
continue to deteriorate and some
cattle have been turned into stub
ble fields. However, over consid
erable areas in eastern Oregon,
range feed is holding out well.
The barley market at Portland
showed increased activity during
the past seven days and continued
on the upward trend in prices.
Legal Notice
SALE OF OBSOLETE
EQUIPMENT AND SCRAP
MATERIAL.
The , Oregon State Highway
Commission has for sale an as
sortment of obsolete -equipment
and parts located at the Highway
Department . Equipment Plants at
Salem, ruamatn jraiis ana . ml
Grande, and a collection of acrap
materials located at the Highway
Department Equipment Plants at
CoquiUe, Kiamatn rails - ana . la
Grande. Partial hsts oi the - van
ous kinds of equipment and scrap
materials are as follows:
AT SALEM: lV4-yd. P&H Shov
el. RD8 caterpillar Tractor, jum
bo CarryaU Scrapers,: Adams Road
Maintainer and Killifer Road Rip-
Der. '..
AT clkjuilajs: - scrap . .sieei.
cast iron: bronze, radiator cores
and batteries.
AT KLAMATH FALLS: Galion
Patrol Graders. McCormtck-Deer
ing 10-20 Tractor, Adams - Koaa
Maintainer, Pull Grader, Road
Broom, Mowers, Snow Plow, Wa
ter Pump, Scrap Steel, Cast Iron,
Tires, Tubes, Batteries ana ra
diator ' Cores. -AT
LA GRANDE: RD8 Cater
Eillar Tractor, Patrol Graders,
lowers, Trailer, Shovel Bucket,
Pumps. Truck Parts, Scrap Steel,
Cast Iron, Bronze, Radiator Cores,
Batteries, Tires, Tubes ana bcrap
Paper. .
Sealed bids for the purchase of
all or any one piece of the obso
lete equipment and for all. or any
one. of the several classes of junk
materials will be received by the,
Commission in the Stock Ex
change Room of the Imperial Ho
tel, Portland, Oregon, at 9:00
o clock a. m. on Monday, Septem
ber 11, 1944.
Proposal blanks and full infor
mation for bidders may be ob
tained at the office of the State
Highway Commission, Room 319.
State Office Building, Salem, Ore
gon. Separate proposal blanks
have been prepared for each one
of the above four groups , of ar
ticles. The bidder should specify
which ones are desired when re
questing the proposal forms.
Each bid must be submitted on
a proposal form obtained from
the State Highway Commission
and must be accompanied by a
certified check or bank draft in
an amount not less than twenty-
five per cent (25) of the total
amount bid. where the total
amount is $50 or less and ten
per cent (10) of the total
amount bid (with a minimum of
$12.50), where the total amount
is over $50.00.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals or to accept
the proposal deemed best for the
tate or Oregon.
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION. By: H. B. Glais
yer, Secretary. A.27.
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Leslie J. McN'alr, killed la Franee,
' OasclfSed Advertising t :
. Statesman
' Classified Ads ;
. v Call9l0l,
Three Insertions per iine .... 85c
"Six Insertions -per -' an ,;
One month per line t5
minimum charge 25c; 3 tL coin-
traun S5c; tl sain. 45c Ne
refund,' 'j - -1 - I
' Copy for dis ; page accepted inv
til f 30 the itwtnc before publica
tion ' for ' clasaincatwa. Copy re
ceived after ibis tine will be' run
under the beading ."Toe Late to
Classify"
- The Statesmaa assumes! no finan
cial responsibility for- errors which
may appear In advertisements pub lished
In its columns 'and ta case
where thte paper. Is at. fault wOl
reprint that part of an i advertise
ment ta ! wtuch the 8 typographicaJ
mistake occuis, . 4 is
The Statesman reserves the right
-to reject questionable advertising ,
It further .. reserves the! light to
place all advertising 4 tinder thei
proper classificatioa. .'I,.'--"-'--'
A "Blind V Ad en ad coaulning
a Statesman oox .number-for an ad
dress is : for the - protection oi the'
advertiser and must therefore be;
answered toy-letter. -The Statesman
Is not at liberty to divulge infor
mation a - to trie identity ef an.
advertiser using a . Blind" ad, 4 ;
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Livestock 'and Ppultry.
WORK' HORSES SADDtK HORSES
Bar K Stock Ranch
T ar0 uiartinmt on hand at aU
times at weiy attractive prices. CRED
IT vtvM tntMi, rkiomiitlt fftr :
Guaranteed as represented. I"ret de
livery Marry- nuenne. variwn, ww
Located ', nu. iw. ox newoerg,
FRESH MfLK goat Rt , boxj 531J
HORSE I AND saddle. yr. oldj gen
tle, nice color. Ph. 8460 or 5437.
1 JERSEY 4c 1' JERSEY tGUERNSEY
cow, good milkers. l mil. E. Swegle
schL Rt. S. Box 242, l. cnaries Morton
RABBIT FRYERS and furs. Phi 8983.
NEW Hampshire chickens, various
ages. Rt 3. Box 13. saiem. Ph. 2223
WANTED: .Beef and canner cows
bulls and veals. I Will call at farm
E. I. Snethen. 3570 E. Turner Road
Ph. 2134S. Morns or eves, j . j
I ATTEKTIOK I
WUl remove dead St worthless : stock
in a moment's notice I SALEM FER
TTLIZER i BY-PRODUCTS. Phi 6000
Collect (No other Phone): - k
Help Wanted
NOW REGISTERING hop pickers for
lMtm hnniL Starting around Senti- 1.' 4
miles west Salem. William & Tnacker,
Phone 2-331 or aisa !..... t - .
DINING RM.- help:- kitchen help, diet
kitchen help, hospital- makls and- iani-
tore. Good wages. Oregon -State TB
hospital. I : - 1
' SEAMSTERS wanted. - Son eitperi-
enee preferred. Good Job ifor. the win--
ter, -saiem -Tent at Awning c is
N. Liberty. - - - 1 . - . -
POULTRY - PICKERS wanted. ! .Part
time-work. Northwest Dairy St Prod-,
ucts C. 1 Ph. 7007. .' '1 '
'"n '" J T "'WANTED I . I . ; .,
I MAN AND WIFE ' !
CARETAKER YEAR round beach re
sort Apt, dec kitchen, linens,
lights, heat 1 furnished.' Salary S12S.00.
Write orj phone iSurftideS, Oceanlakc,
Oregon. i - -1
WANTED: Elieible men or women
18 to 45 who are interested in steady
work with ODBortunlty- for advance
ment in ! Vital food distribution i field.
Get set now for a pleasant inside win
ter job. Good pay wniie you tearn.
Opportunities also tor young men 15
and older going to school.! Apply today.
Safeway stores district office. 200 Mc
Gilchrist bldg. i
HOP PICKERS. Extra good ! crop,
about 30 days picking starts August
23, pay S'aC, excellent i camp: -with
cabins, stoves, wood, . tights, store, res
taurant good water, gasoline can be
obtained 1 for transportation. Call at
ranch ori write GOLDEN: GATE HOP
RANCH.! INC., four mUes south of
INDEPENDENCE, ORE." j 1
HOP PICKERS WANTED
250 Acres Choice Rivers Bottom Hops
4 miles s.w. of Salem. iFine picking
beginning September, first. , Good
camp ground, fine cabins! Or free bus
transportation, to and from yard, Reg
ister at i our of f ice. 147 ! North Com
mercial Streeet oa write John J; Rob
erta ft Co, Salem, Oregon. Phone 9623.
WANTED, HOP pickers. Start about
Sept 5th, 4 mi. E. on Garden Rd. Will
furnish transportation. Ph. 22543,i R. G.
DeSart. : 7 - i
HOP PICKERS wanted. Early and
late hops. Long picking, good) hops,
good camp. Electricity,! wood, etc.
Store on grounds. Transportation fur
nished from Saiem. Picking -starts Aug.
23. Ph. 1 22786, i or - write Orey Hop
Kancn. to. s, box m. saiem. . r
ATTENTION HOP PICKERS i
Register now at our Wil-Hart farm.
ml. s. of St Paul on Newberg-Salem
Hi way.- Early and late cluster: hops.
Excellent picking. Cabins, wood, elec
lights free. Store and meat market in
camp. Best of accommodation, j Write
Ward Lundy. Gervais. Ore. Ph. Salem
22681. i . i ! 1
Wheat, Rye
Futures Gain'
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CHICAGO, Aug. Z&-(JP)-Com-mission
i house buying and short
covering caused upturns in wheat
and rye; futures markets today but
oats were under pressure through
out the! session and tie May and
July contracts sold at liew seasonal
lows. I . j
Some! wheat purchases resulted
from wet weather which has de
layed further the harvest of "the
northwestern crop. Most of the
trade, however, was limited to
spreading. : Quantities' of Septem
ber and December wheat changed
hands with traders pitying a' two
cent premium for the; nearby de
livery, i ... ..... 1 T
i DRESSED! j
Veal and ;
Ccgs Uanidl U
Top Prices Paid! 1
Prompt Remittance -
Ship to !
: FrcdIIIeycr -
lltzl DivBcn i
414 S. VP. TamhCj St or
8. C. t2nd ft Foster Clvd.
f-l-,. Ka can accept only
animals killed tn
eorcp'Jasce wiib O P. A.
rea-Qlatlons. I
Help Wanted-
' Hop Pickers :
ROBERTS HOP YARD
Transportation facilities leaving each
nerning commencing Friday, Septem-
ner 1st, aa xouows: -
At 5:15 a. m. and a. m. rrom
Capitola Bonesteele Garage r . - I
Fairgrounds Road & Myrtle avenue.
Highland school. ' - . - - J
- Larmer- warehouse -
Commercial and Center '
- Ladd Bush, bank -' , '. i
Miller and Commercial ., -
Capitol and' D -
Capitol and Garden Road ;
Garden Road and list. ..
D and Slst ' f
D and 17th - ; . - '
-17th and Center, -
list and Center - ' .
1 MthV and 'State. '
4Sth and State- . ., , - . I
12th and State - f v
JFerry and Cottage ---- - j
Farm Employment oHieer961 Che-
meketa - - '
- Lee and -Tinner- read . ...
- 12th and Mission
.High arid' Mission .-
Leslie School -
. Commercial and Hoyt , , .
Jefferson hwy. and Hansen Ave. (
Salem 'Heights school ' ., - !
-Yard 4 miles - out - on ; South River
Read. For- further information phone
623. ... . - . ;..
- Male or Female Help ;
m- Wanted
PERMANENT PROOFREADER five
nights weekly from p.. m. to 2 a. m.
Experience preferred but intelligence,
reliability, and good personality more
important. : Applicants should have
own means of transportation for early
morning hour or reside close to Salem
business district -Write Box 13. care
Statesman, stating age, qualifications,
remuneration expected.
; MIDDLE AGE man for year round
work. Edwards Hatchery,- Rt 5. box
91. Ph. 2-2943.
WANTED Inside steady workers.
Thomas Key Woolen Mill Co.
HOP PICKERS Hop picking will
start Friday, Sept. I. E. Hartley yard
on Minto island. Free bus transporta
tion to and from yard. Register at 311
Richmond Ave. Ph. 5028.
HOP PICKING will begin at our
Lakebrook hop farm August 28th, Bus
transportation will be available each
morning, beginning- at a. m. Bus
stops will be . made at the - following
locations; ;
Fairgrounds Road it Highland Ave.
: Capitol - and Market streets. - -
-. 17U-and -Market streets.
"17th and Center streets. . 1
17th and State - streets. .
12 and State streets. ' :
Leslie fSchooL - '
" Commercial. -and Center streets, t
Commercial and Columbia streets.
- Kebser scbooL
-ARE You 'Interested lit meat -cutting
as a profession f If -you -are and have
had some retail -cutters experience 01
farm cutting experience, you . can se
cure - Immediate employment . In a
steady- position with- full -opportunity
tot learn -the business while you-earn
a ' good wage.- We - are prepared to
teach you. As a 1 retail ' meat- cutter
you will be rendering a genuine war
time - service to the . community.-' Posi
tions available ootn m - ana . out Joi
Salem. - Apply- Safeway - Stores - District
Office. Room 208, McGilchrist Build
ing. Salem.'. .- . ... .... . M !
XT YOU are Interested In comb, grill
at sandw. worx. utchen work or- wait
ress, apply Mickey's Sandwich - Shop.
47 court
POULTRY farm heln wanted. Steady
employment indoors. Ph. 22861, Lee's
uatcnery. :
ELDERLY MAN and woman wanted
as caretakers. Man must be able to
care for horses. Ph. 21143 or 9168.
Help Wanted Male
Workers now employed tn war pro
duction should not apply and will not
be considered for employment by em
ployers advertising In .this section;
WANTED
Men to work on log
boom. (No experience nec
essary. Long time job with
very steady work.
Can Earn $75.00 a Week
Contact Delbert Cutsforth at 22S Mc-Nary-
St , W. Salem, or the log dump
on West side of W. Salem. Pope At
laiDot, inc.". ;
WANTED: A-shmgler to shingle a
nouse. 1111 s. lvtn.
MECHANIC Permanent position. Ex
cellent pay. Herrall-Owens Ca -
EXP. DINNER and fry cook.-Good
wages. Steady position. Marion hotel.
1 LUMBER trucks with drivers to
haul 3,600.000 ft of lumber. Salem Box
Co.
WANTED MAN for granary and
warehouse work. Permanent job, at
Rhoten farm. 8 ml. south of Salem on
River rd. or phone 8174 daytime or
3-1583 evenings. ...
MAN TO help telephone cable-soli-
cer. Apply to 1. M. Lamb, the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co., 740 State
St, Fh, 4118. , - .
WANTED MARRIED man ' on dairy
farm, 8175. House, lights, milk, pota
toes. Ph. 871-15. J. M. Nichols. Rt 8,
Box 141. '
CLERK AND general work In fish
market Fitts Market
MEN WANTED for track work. $1
per hr. Time & a half overtime. Apply
at 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m. to foreman at
Oregon Electric Freight Hse.
WANTED: Dairy hand. Scbindler
Bros South Salera.'
Help Wanted Female
OFFICE EXPERIENCE preferred for
clerical & cashiering. Opening with
Montgomery Ward. See Mrs. Matherly.
CAPABLE SALESLADY, preferably
with household goods selling exper
ience. See Mrs. Matneriy at Mont
gomery Ward for permanent position.
GENERAL OFFICE work, small am
ount dictation, . permanent: state ex
perience, references. Box 114, States
man.. WOMAN WITH some dry cleaning
exp. Capital City Laundry & Clean
ers. 1284 Broadway. -
SCHOOL GIRL to work for room
and board and wages caring for small
child evenings. Fh, 9336,
. GIRL FOR housework. Ph. 8882.
EXP. waitress wanted. The Spa,
PERMANENT position at - Sunrise
Mineral Springs, Hubbard, Oregon, Call
2503.
WANTED: MIDDLE aged lady dish
washer and waitress. Apply room 8.
State capital bldg. -. .
EXPERIENCED VARIETY irl,"food
pay. hours. Capital Variety, 12C2 State.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted.
Apply .Jn person. Schneider Coffee
Lm U$ &. iUh ia iiotel Salem. .
Help Wanted -Female
Reeds Millinery
v 508 State St.
requires . the - services ef an -assistant
manager. Permanent position. Pleasant
working; conditions. Please apply, in
person w-t. t - y
WANTED "'Reliable - woman for
housekeeping and care of convalescent
Phone 8460.
iEXPER. HSKP. under 45. SIM Per
mo., go home nights, no Sun. wk. Ph.
4887.' -
-CARE OF 2-vr.. twins. Ne eookinx.
no washing, no hse. cleaning. Perm,
room, board, 840 per mo. Apply after
12. 233 N. Cont'L, Sun. Ph. 9510.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN for .per
manent position Portland laboratory..-
Good salary.' State - qualifica
tions. Box 117, Statesman. - -. --...-,
TYPIST. MTMtNr.n .nn.M
Must ride bicycle. Orive ' automobile.
Call Marjorie -Whitmore, 9211, P.G.E.
Co.. 137: N, Uberty.St. t v , - . '
EXP. Fountain - girt. The Spa.-r- r
-WANTED:- Good 'experienced wait
ress, day .wages." top -pay.-Pade's Cof-
ree enop,-iii siaia at. .
LAUNDRY hln wantt Annl fan.'
lUl City Laundry. 1264 Broadway:
Situations Wanted "
CARPENTER WORK, remodelina- of
al kinds. 248 Marion St, apt 3.
MIMEOGRAPH work and typing ex
pertly done in my home. 668 N. 16th
St. Phone 3843.
wTLL CARE for children, mv home.
Day. week, monthly. 725 S. Commercial
PERM. " POS. switchbd.. 1 vr. nn
Ph. 8420 before 3 p m.
PERMANENT POSITION as secre
tary-stenographer. Engineering & legal
exp. Statesman Box 111.
PreSchool Playschool: 1381 State
Ages 2-8. Part or all day. Ph. 8430.
CHTLDCRAJT Nursery We pick up
and deliver. 1995 Trade. Ph. 21829
Money to Loan
Quick Gcish Loans!
On any worthwhile secur
ity Repayable in 12
m on llis "
Company Is locally - owned and -.Managed.
i
GENERAL FINANCE'
.CORPORATION
. ' v S-138 . Phone 9188 , "
138 S.-. Commercial SUSalem
PRIVATE MONEY j
Auto, And Truck Loans
- Contracts Refinanced i .
Money Tor' new and . used cars et
rucks -regardiess ef age No delay-
bring ear and uue and get the money
you -retain pussesston or , vemcie,
- -1 to -19 jsonths - to -repay. !
- After 8 o'cloca .unone S361 or 21143
for appointment - - ,
ROY H. SIMMONS !
.-v. .Regulated by state
138 S Coml. St' Phone 9188 (M 1521
CASH LOANS ;
Use your salary, 'furniture, automo
bile or . livestock as security. Quick,
private, no red tape. Just phone or
come in. No waiting. ' -
Personal Finance Co. ':
Room 125. Second Fh, New Bligh Bldg
518 State St. Phone: Salem 3191
Lie. S-122 M-165. N. Anderson. Mgr.
Money to Loan
WANTED. REAL ESTATE mortgage
loans city or farm properties: loans
made as small as $300. See us about re
financing your present contract oi
mortgage. . . .
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
344 State St Phone 8261
$ MONEY $
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
Contracts. .-
STATE FINANCE CO.
Lie. S-216 M-222. 212 Guardian Bldg
Auto Loans
- Willamette Credit Co.
STH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUO-DING
LICENSE H M IM
Loans Wanted
FARM 4 LOANS
A, N Duncan t Ladd & Bush Bldg
For Sale -Miscellaneous
FULLER Brushes. 1743 Grant P 8357
FOR SALE Almost new chicken
bouse, 8x8x12. 280 Park avenue.
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES. S3 busheL
Bring containers. 935 Norway.
GOOD DRESSES, skirts, sweaters.
coats, etc, for girl between 8-12 yrs
Ph. S355 or 5533. . , . ;
Avon Productt. 1185 Bdwy. Ph. 21003.
BASSINETTE, padded and lined in
pink satin. Phone 3652. ' ,
- ED SAUL. 70 Liberty' road, has dill
cucumbers for sale at 5c lb. Drop by or
drop me a card. . '
1-USED TOILET complete.
l-Used wash basin complete with
faucets.
1-Bird eage & stand.
l-'37 Chev. Motor.
l-'38 Buick motor.
; 1-'3T Packard motor.
l-29 A Ford Coupe with rumble seat
ACME AUTO At TRUCK WRECKER
MIKE STEIN BOCH
3055 Portland Road
t.isr.r nRT.Tr-lotTS Blums. 2 kinds.
7c lb. Bring containers. 1908 Center.
on -mo 7 Mn Hnnt. Almost like
new rubber. 480 S. 18th. Ph. 9509.
WOOD RANGE. $22.50. Ph, 21783.
nraivfi rriRV sse ner sk. Place
your order now for Aug. 31 del. Marr
uroc. fn,
holster & 3 boxes of shells. 293 N. Ub-
erty. - .
2 SPORTLIGHTS. 295 N. LIBERTY.
SEVERAL USED car radios, 395 N.
Liberty. -
. mSP?. 1. Imlah
Fruit Farm. Ph. 22326. Rt 1, Box 125,
Wallace Kd,
MOTOR GLIDE motor scooter, 295
N. Liberty. . ......
GOLD SEAL coffee
Yeater Appliance ui-. " 7" "--!
...... . . i.ik nMt units for
an makes electric rai-ges. A eater Ap
pliance Co., 255 N. Liberty. ..
l.WHTTX TRAILER. 16-tach tires.
2JJ 14. Lioeiyr. '
For Sale liscellaneoat
PEACHES
Improved Elbertas
About Sept 1 - ,
.We WUl be located .again at -Ram.'
met's Capitol St Gro. across from ice
arena. . Ac also 870 S. Com iust south
f Dairy Cooperative -Creamery. . -
F; M. BOIES :
Rt 1, Box . HI . "- Brooks, Ore.
LATE CRAWFORD - peaches reedy.
Elbertas and Hales next week. Joe
Diedrich. Rt 2. box 146, Salem. I mi.
straight West of KeUer sch. -
LEAVING FOR California. Complete
S rm. hse. furnishings. Pre war beau
tiful carpets. 1640 Broadway; " . ' .
HAMILTON ' BEACH - vibrator, type
K.- Beautiful new Jiand made nuut
Phone 3562. . .
-BMMe- siess44sasBMSsaaSBMaeaB'aasasaka(aMBMP
- DINETTE 'SETS, 849 30 -end up. Nel
son Bros, Furniture, 315 N. Liberty St
' FOLLOWING "ARTICLES In? good
condition: Servel gas refrig. large
size. National, cash register, small size.
Universal -gas -range - with - oven.- auto.
gas b. wt tank,- large size, heavy-duty
gas piate gnu, -large--sue. -11 leather
covered stools end various other arti
cles including 'dishes, counter, "booths,
etc. Call at 2062 rN.' CapitoL Hollywood
Dist,-between 9M. a. m.-S p. na. -:
COUNTERrtong." 3 ft" g to.
tall. 1 ft 8 in. wide. 7 drawers. T doors,
marble base. Ph. 7785. 240 Vista Ave.
AUTOMATIC GAS water heaters St
elec. heaters. Nelson Bros. Furniture,
315 N. Liberty St
LOVELY WICKER bassinet, stand
and' mattress, excellent condition.
610.50. Folding play pen, 85.95. Cell
7450. .
PEACHES-AU varieties. ' Orchard
prices at Saving Center. : l',i miles N.
the underpass. Salem and at foot of
bridge in W. Salem. '
PIANCS
See the MirrApiano. Spinet styled
8395. Rebuilt grands, uprights St play
ers re as. Priced. Tallman'a, 395 S. 12th.
FLASHLIGHTS COMPLETE with
batteries. Yeater Appliance Co., 253 N.
Liberty.
C-O-TWO "Dry Ice" Fire extinguish
ers. Chas. H. Fowler, Ph. 9650.
FINE 50 gallon lube oil drum, com-
?lete with pump, gauge, strainer, etc.
h. 5533 or 5355.
BUNDLES of old papers 10c. States
man office.
FOR SALE Pre war davenport &
chair, dinette set and marimba. v 9x12
rug and pad. Phone 4688. 362 Jerrls St
SECTIONAL bookcase and 2 sets of
Worlds Best Literature, 817. 1293 Mar
ket st raone szw. - - -
GOOD WOOD ranee;' SIS. rood con
dition. - Baby buggy. and - walker, A-l
condition;' Oak dresser, $4.50. Oak din-'
ing room table. $3; extra leaf. 8 beds,
cream color, each 83. springs, 83. Wood
frame ceil spring. SI JO.- Also smaller
articles.- 1144- center St. - raone soao.
Closed Sundays. - . - -
GOOD '-.SMALL house : trailer. 248
Marion St. apt 3.- -... -
UNFINISHED Chest of ; drawers,
i onu, lown-tn-u a wu
shelves. Nelson Bros. Furniture, 315
n. juiDerty oi. ; t.
ANTIQUE dishes rand - glassware: 2
9x12 wool rugs. Ph. 21443.
IVORY BED. chest of drawers, suit
able for child's room. 1677 Chemeketa.
14 ' TOOT - mahogany -Century 1 boat
and 9 h. p. Evinrude motor, 8250. Call
Frank Brown at 9111 or 2-2813.
BARBERS ELECTRIC clippers. 21872.
1535 Jefferson St, Salem. -
SLIGHTLY USED pre war davenport
and chair. Nelson Bros. Furniture, 315
N. Liberty St
LARGE tapestry covered chair, . good
springs, comfortable, suitable for slip
covering, $20. Call 7450. -
GOLD ITALIAN velvet fire side wing
chair in perfect condition, pre war.
850. 1815 Fair-mount
WE HAVE a few oil circulator heat
ers left They are getting scarce. Bring
your certificate to Nelson Bros. Furn.
315 N. Liberty.
8 PIECE dining room set. water
fall design, walnut finish, like new.
1S35 Hudson Terra plane coupe., first
grade 6 ply tires, nearly new, in good
mechanical condition. Ph. 24081. 1010
Garnet -
ATTENTION fruit growers: For im
mediate delivery without priority,
steel cots, mattresses, pillows, wool
blankets, sheets, pillow cases, tents,
etc. 120 SW Stark St- Portland 4. Ore.
SEAL - O - MATIC tin can sealer
like new, aU attachments. $10. 850
Saginaw.
OCCASIONAL tables, .good assort
ment of styles and sizes. Nelson Bros.
Furniture. 315 N. Liberty St.
CIRC. W. htr., water coll pipe, board
complete. 850 Saginaw. -
INFANTS enameled tub. even flo
bottles and wire rack, metal teeter
babe. Man's Bramer - Scotch woolen
pull over green sweater, size 40, like
new. 100 ft 3 ft -chicken wire. 1050
N. 15th St -
PEACHES. 260 Center St
I DELAVAL cream separator. No. -15.
Ph. 7765. 240 Vista Ave.
; TRULY RIPE PEACHES
LaFOLLETTE'S MISSION ORCHARD
Golden Hale. Premium canner obtain
able in bushels and crates: sweet white
peaches for eating: Gravenstein apples
for canning. At our "Gervais 4 Cor
ner" stand on 99E. Also at the home
orchard stand on River Rd 1 ml. north
of Mission Bottom sent
IRON AND appliance cords. Yeater
Appliance. Co., 253 N. Uberty.
WILL BUY for cash, sell or trade
guns, amnauwition & scopes. Don
Madison. 590 No. High. -
" INTERNAT-L. COMBINE mod. 61.
bought new in 1942. 6 ft. cut. WiU seU
under ceiling for cash. Sherwood, Ore,
Ph. 4507.
PEACHES ALL varieties. Orchard
prices at Saving Center. M4 miles N.
the underpass. Salera and at foot of
bridge In W. Salem.
PRE-WAR OIL circulators with elec
tric fans. Yeater Appliance Co, 255
N. Liberty.
2-WHEEL TRAILER. New. 1150 N.
Church. . - .
""DUTCH OVENS. Yeater Appliance
Co, 555 N. Uberty. .
WHEAT AND cats. Ph. 22974.
SLAPPY PEACHES. Bartlett pears.
Rollin Beaver, Ph. 47F2. Up Glen Creek
road. .
- FLUORESCENT DESK lamps. 1 Yea-
ter AppUance co, zu n. Liberty.
of The Swapper. Hundreds of . pre
war articles. 25c copy or $1 yr. post
paid. Write: Herren, Box 4255. Port
land 8, Ore. '
WE HAVE hog wire fencing and light
barbed wire tn stock. Montgomery
Ward aV Co. -
ATMORAYS OZONE, Sell and rent
H. C Pugh. Ph 2-2458 PO. Box 463
7antetl Jliscellaneous
EL. WATER htr. Ph. 443.
WANTED
PAIR OF light weight hip boots. Stee
a Will pay good price, Pn, 8418, eve.
Wanted P.Iiscellan eons
Wc Buy Furniture
TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 20 YEARS
REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG
RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID fOR USED
"Pianos r: : 4
Furniture and Appliances
Call 8149 for appointment
- HOGG, BROS.
288 State St
WANTPD- flnetdt lira, umwit awk
er- small old grth -stumpage within
iuua vi oaiem. to, 1, BOX "A Sa- i
lem. ' .
1145 Center. Ph. 8630.
r"OT T irr-mw wraiti-re s
the Golden Age 0Pera stars, like Ca-
Sute price. Box ISO. Statesman.-
nnnn.imue tm,n.i..i. -.
especially fond of children. Ph.- 4715.
NEW OR used elec. wachm mu-hlii. -
la good condition. Ph. 7174.---.
USED BICYCLE PARTS. Ph. 2-1985.
CLEAN " white raea Haft Rm, -mn
Stale. . , .
ELECTRIC RANGE with or without
trash - burner. .Box 119. 'Statesman.9
"WANT TO Buy." Used cameras at
tenses McEwan Photo Shop 435 State:
CASH for used piano at other mis.
slcal instruments - Call 4641 days or
9537 evenings er send description to
Jaquith Music Co- 191 S High.
USED FURNITURE Pta 9185
CASH PAID tor unrwut - aninat n
grand, pianos Phone S707.
Wanted Furniture
WE MAKE It our business to pay
more foit good furniture and appliances.
(Bright & Eckley
453 Court St Phone 75U
CASH for used furniture and house
hold goods. 415 Ferry.
RAY FORGEY PH. 7445
Miscellaneous
CESSPOOL & Septic cleaned. Guar
anteed work. Ph. 8745. Gene rite, W.
aaiem. .
STOVE parte and reoalrine. Woodnr
Mkt.. 1605 N. Summer. Also lawn mow
er sharpening and adjusting, continued.
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST
CASES
Brine , or Mall Your Plates for Repels-
tR HARRV SEMLER. .DENTIST
Adolph Bldg . SUta Cora'l.Ph 3311
- STOVE Parts - a- Repairing. Woodry
AucUon Market . 1805 N. Summer. .
For Rent Rooms
LARGE "sleep, room. Phone 7571.
FURN. OR unfurn. : room mil a.
rage man ana wire or S Jaaies. Closet
storage space, bus stops at door. Priv.
inome. fn. aoie.
SL. R1I.-M0 N. ComX Ph. 216S0.
FURN. RM. suitable for.f employed,
kit, pr.. Ph. ' 4897 after 8 30 p. m. 354
N. Winter.
PLEASANT Tr:r ln rm : twin
Ph. - 7772. - - -i- . : -
ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING rmk, new
ly decorated and nicely -furnished. See
ly mattresses. Twin beds or single rm.
685 N. Church.
SLEEPING ROOM. Ph. 4498.
For Rent Apartments
LGE. LIGHT hskp. rm. Prefer single
person. 653 N. High.
2 RM. FURN. court apt, priv. bath,
laund . gargge. fuel, water, blk. from
bus. adults. $22.50. 1805 Lee St
NICE SMALL furn. apt. 570 Union.
ONE UPSTAIRS 3 rm. furn." apt
adults only. 2160 N. 5th. . .
HSKP. RM. Empl. girl. 1525 State.
LOVELY .3 rm. furn. aDt. bath, re
frigerator: Adults. 1410 Ferry.
3 RM. APT, refrig, nicely furn. 666
S. Summer. Adults only. -
CONSTRUCTION workers! Apts,
completely furn. Parking place for
trucks. Rales by week or month. Ph.
66R. Independence.
For Rent -Houses
ONE BEDRM. house. V acre ground,
fruit and berries, on Spruce St.. nice
district. $50 mo. See Owner, 255 Cen
ter street - -
LARGE furnished house: Ph. 4332
after 6 JO.' ,. .. .-v 1 j
CABINS AT Neskewin. Ph. 4422-3877.
For Rent
TRAILERS for rent Woodry's Mkt,
1605 N. Summer. Ph. $110. '
FLOOR SANDEn tor rent Mont
gomery Ward. "
GOOD Used Piano. H. L, Stiff.
TRUCKS for rent. : You drive Mo
dine 4r LoveO. phone 9600. -
Wanted to Rent
4 OR 5 RM. hse., with barn and
chicken hse, near Salem-or W. Sa
lem. Adults. Mrs. M. E. Horn, 1740
Oxfort street 1
, EMP. COUPLE want small hse. or
apt, unfurn. or ptly furn. Perm, Box
118. Statesman,
WANTED. FIRST floor apt. or court,
furnished or unfurnished. Two adults.
Ref. furnished. Ph. 2-1827.
WANTED 5 OR 6 room modern fur
nished house -or apartment perman
ent references. Call 7660 after 5 :30 p. m.
WTD. BEFORE Sept. 10. turn. 2 bdrnu
apt by 2 adults. Ph. 6400. after 6 p. m.
' LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE natX
concern wants modern unfurn. or
partly furn. 3 bdrrn. hse. Will take
lease. Ph. 8202. r
S RM. HOUSE, unfurn, by perm,
resident, immediately. Ph. $845. s
WANTED: LISTINGS of dwellings,
apartments and board and room avail
able for rent to school teachers. Phone
9137, Public School Administration Of
fice. ,
PERMANENT Salem' business man
wants a 2 or 3 bdrnt. modern unfurn.
house. . Ph. 7532 or , $419. ,
For Sale Real Estate
GOOD $ rm. home on Bellevue St
lot 87x192. there are J plum. 2 apple
and 2 walnut trees. $2930. $750 cash,
bal. $35 per mo. See Mr. Goodwin witbi
Hawkins & Roberts, Inc.
" 'Realtors ' J--'---i- M:
Ph. 4108 , After 6. Ph. 871S
NICE NEW suburban home, hdwd.
floors, fireplace, gargae connected i;S
acre ground, close to school.- Price
S4756. H. L. Marsters, 1756 Court St.
Phone 9569.