i PAGE S1XTLLTT
Tt OrJXtON STATESMAN. Coltm. Onqoh. Sunday Morning, December 17. ISM
s THE V.
Trt. Alvan Sheffield, who has
been attending army school at
Oakland, Calif., is home on a
week'i furlough visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Shef
field. , He will report to Camp
Barkley, Texas. .
MONMOUTH Maria Pvt.
Richard E. Huff, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Huff, route 2, Mon
mouth, has been awarded the
purple , heart at a Pacific base. A
member of the Second marine
regiment, Huff was decorated last
summer for action In the Saipan
Tinian campaign.
The promotion of Don Carlos
Smith, army signal corps, whose
home address is 725 North 16th
street, to first lieutenant was an
nounced Saturday by the war de
partment. Word. has come from Norman
1 Beugli, son of A. O. Beugli, 879
. North Winter street, that he has
been advanced to seaman first
class. He was one of a class of
88 that left for Farragut, Ida.,
naval training station, immediate
ly after graduation from high
school in June of this year. He is
,now stationed at San Bruno, Calif.
- SILYERTON June Shields,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Shields, left this week for Hunter
college, New York City, for ba
sic training as a Wave. She joined
at Las Vagas, Nev., October 21,
and has been spending a few days
at fier home here and in Tacorna
with her sister, Jean.
MONMOUTH Frank Smith.
jr., formerly stationed at Sioux
Falls, SD, is now in air corps
training at Yuma, Ariz., accord
ing to word received by his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith,
here.
"Strictly Private"
ffeVtUS ABOUT
MCOU1M& A
CWUAM ASMN.
r PSA MOW' J
S rVl)AAI0PUCTUT4S.& Or? Jtf M
rRlBS &ktt TViE GOT SCMEWIUG-10 DO 7
CONVERTS
Cxd:n Rsfcss Vctds, Cizzt C-'t'Jr.ss, ctd.
ONTO VALUABLE
?1KD!LD21E!
. tlit stverel h aired posads freer th 5 b. pk.
' Start Nov!
, i::-strstd Cxeetisa Pzrzzi AwHsfcl .
For Dotlred Results.., ' ;
i n si st 6 n k li ill Err s
'- -i- : . y. ;
x a
T5 Leonard Francis Lulay. son
of Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Lnlay of
Sublimity, was killed In action
in France on November 15.
DALLAS Albert Peters is
spending a 21-day furlough with
his mother, Mrs, C. H. Peters, af
ter a long stay with Company L
in New Guinea. Peters and his
mother plan to spend the Christ
mas season with his sister, Mrs.
A. J. Bartell, in Los Angeles.
CpL C. James Nelson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson of
1245 N. Commercial, Salem, is vis
iting his parents, on leave from
Ft. Benning, Ga. He will return
to his post December 21, but his
wife will remain with the Nel
sons here. .
DALLAS MMS , 1e David
Block has returned to his training
base at San Dfego after spending
a 30-day leave with his wife and
baby. Block served at a repair
base in New Caledonia for 21
months.
By Quinn Hall
MDUrV SOW
4 ' V
i I
DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Rowell will have their son and
daughter-in-law, MSgt. and Mrs.
Ted RowelL home for the Christ
mas holidays. Rowell has been
with the army air corps at Alex
andria, La. Previously, he ' had
been In Java and Australia.
LINCOLN Pvt. Mary McFJ-
roy, who is stationed at San Fran
cisco, has sent a message to her
sister, Mrs. Roy W. Hammer, that
she ; will arrive here Sunday and
spend the holidays here and in
Salem. -
SCIO Li. Helen Miller (Jg),
navy nurse, Is. on leave at the Scio
homes of her sister, Mrs. Willard
Mize, and her brothers, BuelL Ice
land and Keith Miller. Lieutenant
Miller has been in the service
since Pearl Harbor, and has been
on duty in Washington and Cali
fornia hospitals. '
DALLAS First Sgt. Reuben
Voth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Voth, is spending a 21-day fur
lough with his parents. Voth has
been serving in the Southwest
Pacific with the 41st division. 1
DALLAS Word has been re
ceived that First Sgt. Ralph York
has arrived in. the states after 27
months overseas,- and .will visit
relatives in Dallas. York is with
the 2nd marines and spent a year
in Iceland before transfer to the
Pacific. , i
DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Baker have received word that
their son, Milton C. Baker; S 2c,
is now attending an armed guard
school at the naval repair base at
San Diego, Calif.
Genevieve Catherine Whelan of
405 1 Marion St, Salem, daughter
of Mrs. R. D. Whelan of the same
address, was ( graduated from the
United States i naval training
school (Y), Stillwater, Okla., on
November 27 as a I seaman first
class, striker fop yeoman. She
was assigned to active duty at
naval supply depot, Oakland,
Calif. Miss Whelan Is a graduate
of the Stayton high school.
Gyilian Flying Ban
Removal Is Sought
PORTLAND, Dec 16 - UPl -
Petitions seeking removal of the
civilian flymg ban because "ac
tual combat is now 6000 miles
from the west coast" were drawn
up today 1 by private fliers here.
A campaign to relax rules a-
gainst private flying will be
launched, the group said.
Production Freeze
Won't Affect Portland
PORTLAND, Dec. 16 - () -
Little civilian production has been
started, here," since . Portland - is
t .
one os 11 areas in me country
having a critical labor shortage,
thej deputy regional war produc
tion board director said today.
Therefore, the . nation-wide
freeze on civilian production will
affect this area scarcely at all,
Paul Hirsh reported.
I RATION CALENDAR
PROCESSED FOODS:
Book 4 Blue stamps AS through
Z8. A5 through Z5, A2-B3, valid
Indefinitely.
,MEAT. BUTTER, FATS CHEESES:
book Red stamps AS through
z.s ana A3 through' S3 valid lnde
finitely.
IUOAR:
Book 4 sugar stamp 30 through 34
ana inaennueiy,, s pounds each.
Sugar sump 40 valid through Feb
28. i43, tor a pounds nome canning
f SHOES: Loom StaniM Invalid: . .
! Book 3 Airplane stamps Nob. 1,
s ana s vaiia inaeiuuieiy. ,
GASOLINE:
-A" 13 expires December 1L Each
coupon worth 4 gallons. ,
FUEL OOj
Period 4 & S coupons (1943-44
series) and period-HI coupons- 1944
45 series) valid through April 31.
1945. Not more than 37 per cent ol
season's rations should have been
used to date.
STOVES: 1 ' (
, Apply at local OPA board for oil.
gas stoye certificates. ,- ;
J CARDIM
COMPOST
B4AKIM
i
5Ibs.7Sc iVISO
FALLEI1 LEAVES
Cms CSpplan A fcanNsi Kafaa
MAKE VALUABLE
FERTILIZER
Cisl with K lLiZT
mm C0CP3.ST-vaxis
SM.EII SEED
CrEIP.CO.
210 State St, Salest
Phone 43C3 ' v
m
Wheat Weak:
Other Grains
Make Gains
CHICAGO; Dec. l.-(P)-May
and December wheat were weak
and under the pressure of liquida
tion today but most of the re$t
of the grain, list registered frac
tional gains. Cora was firm at the
finish with the spot contract up
nearly a cent, . " '
Long liquidation of December
wheat, which opened lower, was
spurred by reports that 200,000
bushels ' of the ' grain had been
tendered at Minneapolis. Many of
the sales were made against pur
chases of the new crop months,
July and September, which were
steady to firm most of the day.' .
Some , purchases of deferred
wheat futures were attributed to
short covering prompted by a re
port on the trading floor that
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard
had denied he would advocate a
two-price plan under which parity
would be guaranteed only for that
port of the wheat crop used do
mestically for food. A rumor that
such a plan was -being considered
caused heavy liquidation Thurs
day.--- ;vrr:T--vvv-.! ,. ' .
At the close wheat was V high
er to 1 cent lower than yesterday's
finish, December $1.68 4. Corn
was unchanged to higher, De
cember $1.14. pats were up Vk
to , December 69 Rye was
lower to higher, December
$1.11 Barley was higher
to lower, ! December $1.13 .
Stock Market
Closes Fast,
Strong Week
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.WAn-The
stock market today concluded one
of its fastest 'and strongest weeks
since last June with recently
climbing rails and assorted indus
trials meeting sufficient selling
resistance to stall the rise. -
The fact that the averages, with
only minor interruptions had been
bitting new 7-year peaks since the
start or the month on heavy vol
umes tended to sober Wall street
enthusiasts. I
Dealers were speedy from the
start and turnover of 1.D2L340
shares compares with 1,044,809 a
week ago and was the second
largest Saturday aggregate since
June 17.! It was the twelfth con
secutive session in which turnover
exceeded the million-share level.
Total for the week of 8,328,310
was a record figure since the per
iod ending July 1.
Owing to declining rails, the As
sociated Press 60-stock composite
was off .1 of a point at 58.1 but
on the week showed a net gain of
.8 of a point .The market again
was broad, 852 issues, registering.
Of these, 327: were up against 525
down or unchanged.
New Prices on
Food Are Due
A new war price and rationing
board order,? 12F under revised
general order 51, will be enforced
in Salem, West Salem and all ter
ritory located within a radius of
five miles irt the sale of certain
fresh fruits and fresh vegetables.
The order establishes new ceilins?
prices which become effective De
cember 21. The prices will . be
changed every Thursday morhinff
and retailers will be furnished
copies m time to permit posting
on each new. date.
Violations of these Prices, the
directive recites, will be subject
to criminal : penalties, civil en
forcement action, license susnen
sion proceedings and suits f o
treble damages as provided in the
emergency price control act of
i4Z, as amended. J .
Communicable Diseases
Show Decline in State
PORTLAND, Dec 16 WAV Un
dulant fever cases for the year
herrf remained at 241 today as
the city health bureau reported
133 cases of communicable ' di
seases and 13 deaths for the week
compared with 120 cases and six
deaths the previous week.
' A
44 y W S.W Up Ciismi
:
You Liltc It ;-'f. Likes You
Salem ; f
810 !L. Liberty Ct
Financial 'i
Quotations at
Portland
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. IS (AP
Butter AA grade prints! 40-MVsC
cartons 46-4Tc; A grade prints
45-4&c. cartons 45i-4Sc; B grade
prinU 54-5c, cartons sS-WsC
ButterXat First Quality, maximum
of Jt of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland &Z-Sl'ac; premium qual
ity, maximum , ol J9 oi l i per cent
piditv U-UUc: -vallev - routes and
country points 2o less than first or
00-31 tC . . I.'
Escs To retailers: AA extra large
63c; AA large 61c; A large Mc; A
mediums Mc: small (pullet) 43-44C
dozen. ' i
Live Bouitry Buying prices from
producers: Broilers up to t lbs. 29c;
fryer S to 3' lbs. 29c; roasters over
lbs. 29c; Leghorns 2Sc; colored
bens all weights 25',c; roosters and
stags 15c lb. !
Country meats Rollback prices to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs. is-zoc; veaiers
AA aVic: A 2le; B l-l'ic; c 13-
17e: cuiu 12-lSc: beef AA ziAc;
A 20ic; B ISttC; C 14c; canner-eutter
cows 13-14c; bulla, canner-cutters 14-
14ic; lambs AA 18c; A l4,c; B X2',ic;
C 10-20c; ewes rs 13c; U 13c;
R loc : i
Cheese Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 29 Jet daisies
29.8c; loaf 30.1c; triplets to whole
salers 27c; loaf tUiC FOB.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rag country killed to retailers a9-44c
lb: live price toproducer. 22-S4c lb.
Tu-keys-SIIing price; to retail
ers: Dressed hens and to bis 43i,,c lb.
Turkeys Alive: Government ceil
ing : buying prices: Hens and toms
for government sal 39.20c, for dvUiaa
trade 3820c lb. i i
Onions Green 70-7JC dot. bunches.
Onions Yakima dry 80s 1.25: 3-'
Inch 1.40: locals Oregon 1M per 50-lb.
bag; Idaho whit 1JS bag; boilers.
10s. 2Se. -i
Potatoes Deschutes No. 1. ; 2.40
3.30; Klamath Falls No. 2. 1.55 per
80-Ib. bag; local 2.23 orange box.
- Wool Government control.
Cascara j bark 1944 peel. 15c lb.
Mohair 1942. 12-month 45s lb.
Hops Normal contracts, 1344, B5c
up: 1945. 75c; 194S, 55c; 1947, 50c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal:
Alfalfa No. 2 or better $34-36; oats
vetch $23 ton-valley points; timothy
(eastern Oregon) $33-3$ ton;' clover
$22-23 ton. -i 4 ! -
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. IS (AP)
( WTA ) Salable cattle for: week 3550;
calves 400; week's market mostly
steady to strong with some early sales
23 cents higher; trade active through
out; few loads good fed steers 14.75
15.7S; common - medium largely 10.00
13.00; common - medium l beef heifers
8 50-12.00. few 11.50; cutters down to
$.00; canner - cutter cows 4.50-7.00;
shells down to 4.00; fat dairy type
7.50-9.00; medium good beef cows
9.00-11.50. one load 12.00; medium
good bulls S.50-10.50; good-choice veai
ers 13.00-14.00. few early 14.50; grass
calves 12 JO down; culls down to 5.00.
Salable hogs for week 1 3550; market
25 cents higher, early top on carloads
50 cents higher at 15.75, ceiling; week's
bulk 180-240 lbs. 15.50; 245-300 lbs.
14.00-75; light lights 13.75-14.50; good
sows 13.00-50; feeder pigs scarce, mar
ket unevenly higher, choice over 100
lbs. 13.00-50; good stags-, largely 10.50
11.00. Salable sheep for ' week 1950; gen
erally 25 cents higher; good-choice
woo led lambs 1325-40; toad fed shorn
No. 1 pelt lambs included at 13.50;
common' - medium lambs 10.00-11.50;
culls $.00-8.00; yearlings 8.50-10.00;
good ewes 50 cents and more higher
at largely 5.00. few good-choice 5.50,
common down to 3.00. -
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 18 (AP)
No wheat futures or cash ' grain
quoted. .: : j .
Cash wheat (bid) : Soft white 1.53;
Soft white (excluding Rex) 1.53; white
club 1.53; western red 1.53.
Hard red winter: . Ordinary 1.53;
10 per cent 1.54; 11 per cent 1.58;
12 per cent 1.S2 i .
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.53;
11 per cent 1.55; 12 per cent 1.51.
Todays car receipts: Wheat 14, bar
ley 3, corn 2. oats 1, hay 1, millfeed I.
Oregon Rates
Well in Bang's
Reactor Tests
.. Oregon was lrr fourth place,
along with New Mexico, in the
percentage " of low incident of
Bang's reactors in tests through
the country in the fiscal year, 1944,
the state agricultural department
reported here Saturday.
The announcement j was based
on a report of the federal bureau
of . animal husbandry presented
at a meeting of the United States
livestock sanitary association in
Chicago last week. Dr. W. H. Lytel
Oregon state veterinarian, atten
ded the sessions. . ' j -.
Oregon's percentage of reactors
in the 179,707 Bang's disease tests
made in Oregon in 1944 was 1.6 per
cent North Carolina topped the
low J incidence . column with 'one
percent of reactors. New Jersey
was in second place with 12 per
cent and West Virginia third from
top with 1.5 per cent" t. . ,
; For the country,, as a Whole, the
percentage of , reactors I found in
Bang's disease tests applied In this-
period was 4.3 per cent f t
Oregon
- jo t$ffy
: - ' n PI
'. fbone C7S1
- Farm
Help Wanted Male
The Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Co.
Need wholesale field representative after January 1
for territory; with "headquarters at Eugene. Must be
under 40 and have background of experience in tire
business. Salary and annual bonus. Company car
and travel allowance furnished. ' .
Write G. B. Newman, 1400 NW Raleigh, Port
land 9, Oregon. i s .
Include photograph and full details of back
ground. - . t . - - -'
Classified Advertising
V Statesman !
Classified ' Ads
, Call 9101 TT
Three Insertions per line 23c
Six. insertions per line 40c
One month per line. .. ... L2
Minimum charge 25c; 3 U. tnln-
lmum 35c; t tL:tnin. 45cV No
- reiuno:;":-'N::f-, v'
Copy for this page accepted un-'
tO 8:30 the evening before publica
tion for classification. Copy - re
ceived after this time will be run
under the heading "Too Late to
Classify."
The 'Statesman assumes no finan
cial responsibility for errors which
may appear in advertisements pub
lished in its columns and In cases
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of an advertise
ment . in which i the typographical
mistake accurs. j .
The Statesman reserves the right
to reject questionable advertising.
It further reserves the tight to
place ail advertising under the
proper classification. ;
i
A "Blind" Ad an ad containing
a Statesman box number for an ad
dressis for 'the protection of the
advertiser and must therefore be
answered by letter. The Statesman
is not at liberty to divulge infor
mation as to the identity of an
advertiser using a "Blind' ad.
Livestock and Poultry
RABBIT FRYERS a turs. Ph. 1-1234
WANTED: Bed and canner cows
bulls and veals. Will call at farm
C i. Snethen, 3570 E. Turner Road
Ph. 21343. Morns or eves.
FOR SALE: Guernsey cow 5 years.
Fresh In Feb. Box 528 Statesman.
FAMOUS fast crowing Christie
broiler chicks. Free use of elec. brood
er with 100 or more. Boyinrton s
Hatchery. Pea Four Corners. Ph. 68F4.
Legal Notice;
NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given' that the
Final Account of the undersigned
has been duly filed in the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marion County, and that
the same, -and any objections that
may he filed thereto, will be heard
before; the court on January 2,
1945, 'at 10:00 o'clock, a. m. at
the courtroom of said court
BERTHA McMULLEN, as Ez
. ecutrix of the Last Will and
Testament of James Levi
McMullen, deceased.1:
ROSS & LEWELLING, Attor
neys for Estate. , I
- i D. 3-10-17-24-31
Stocks and Bonds
. Dec. 18
STOCK AVERAGES
30 19
Indus Rails
Saturday 79.3 33.4
Previous day 79.1 33.7
Week ago .78.4 32.3
Month ago .75.S 28.7
Year ago 68 23.0
1844 high U79J 33.7
1944 low ..69.1 22.9
IS
UtU
60
Stks
58.1
584
57.3
54.6
49.5
584
49.5
39.3
39.4
38.8
37.9
35 J
39.2 .
35.1
1 : '
New 1944 high.
BONO AVERAGES '
.:. .. i ' .. . 20" '
A Rails
Saturday ..e
Previous day 95.t
Week ago ,.- . 93 J
Month ago - 93.0
Year ago , , 77.7
1944 high 96.0
10
Indus
104.8
104.8
103.0
105.0
105.0
105.7
104.7
? 10
Util
107.0
106.9
106.8
107.0
104.9
107J
104.7
10
Fogn
68.2
68.5
68.6
68.3
83.1
68.8
: 83J
1944 low 79J
New 1944 high.
Salem Market
Quotations
The prices below supplied by a lo
cal grocer are Indicative of the dairy
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY -Adresea's
Bay tag Prices
(Snbject to change witness notice!
BUTTERFAT
Premium . J4
Na , 1 . - S3
No. 1 . jo
BUTTER PRINTS
A , '
B
v5'i
46
J4
7:
.47 -
at
m
JS
Jl
3$
Quarters
EGGS
Extra large
Mediums
Standards
PuUets '
Cracks
Colored hens. No. 1
No. 2 colored hens .
Colored frys
Marion Creasserys Baying Prices
(Sabject to caaage witbeat settee)
POULTRY , .'; ' I
No. 1 springs- T ' " " 3
No. 1 hens - 43
UVUTOCI,..:;.-,Jf-,-h.
Spring lamb ' Z r . taaa
Yearling . lamb
.7 00 to 7.50
Ewes
Dairy cows
.4 00 to M
DRESSED
Veal and
logs Uanlcd!
Top Prices. Paid! -Prompt
Kemittaace
- Sbip
Frcdllsycr;
IIczl Divisica
144 8. VT. YamhKl St et
& E. 82nd A Fester Clvd. -
I
w" accept oly
animals killed to
compliance with O. ,,P. : A.
I
Markets. -
Help Wanted Hale
Livestock and Poultry
WORK HORSES SADDLE HORSES
- Bar K Stock RancH
Large assurtment m naud at all
ttmes at-vety attractive prices. CRED
IT -given anyone. Discount for casa
Guaranteed ' as - represented. Free de
livery. Harry - Kuenne. Carlton, Ore
Located tHa mi. W. of Newberg.
- BEAUT1FUX, red chestnut " stallion,
thoroughbred. "Sorreloch." Foal of
1942, "aired by Pharloch, "dam was
Flamosa, a Mio D'Arrezzo mare. Have
registration papers and pedigree. 2864
Brooks, near i air grounds. j
FOR SALE Turkeys, 42c lb. at farm,
live wt. Rt. L Box 6L Ph. 47F14.
(FOR SALE 21 month old Guernsey
bull well marked, no horns, $85. 1 mi.
E, and s mL S. of Sunnyside Ph. 107P4
: ATTENTION 1
Will remove dead At worthless stuck
in a moment's notice I SALEM f 'EK
nUZEB BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. MOI.
Collect. (No ether Pnonel. i
Auctions
SALEM COMMUNITY
AUCTION
EVERY TUlto.. 12 NOON .
,270 SILViCRTON RD.
Fresh and springer dairy cows and
heifers, beef cows, yearling, 7 yr. old
black and white spotted saddle bone
and stock saddle. Straw. Misc. furni
ture, tools and blankets.
. BRING WHAi tuil HAVE.
COME TO BUY. I
If you -have anything to sell
Ph. 2-4074 or see !
JOE BURKE, MANAGER!
4 mi. East ol . btate Fairgrounds
Help Wanted
WANTED: Two kitchen helpers.
Model Food Market. 275 N. High St.
HIGH Sell, or college student after
school at Sat. Berg's Grocery.
Help: Wanted Male
Workers now employed m war pro
duction should not apply and will no)
be considered, tor employment by em
ployers advertising m this section.
WANTED by Cobbs Mitchell of
Valsets. choker setters, head loader,
yarding engineer, mill laborers, green
chainmen. electricians helper, con
struction millwright. 1 set of hand
ialiers. See Ike at the U. S.T Em
ployment Office. . I
AUTO MECHANIC Exceptional op
portunity for - experienced mechanic.
Also opening for less experienced man.
LODER BROS. !
Oldsmobiie Sales A Service I
445 Center St. Salem. Ore.
TURKEY KILLER, turkey rougher.
Northwest Poultry A Dairy Products
Co, 1505 N. Front. - i
GENERAL Garage work. Perm, po
sition. Night man. Preferably univer
sity student. Herrall-Owena Co.
1 MECHANICS. Permanent positions.
Excellent wages. Herrall-Owens Co.
Help Wantexl Female
: i
STEADY Employment for full ! or
part time usherettes, 16 or over. Apply
in person. Grand Theater.
FULL TIME candy clerk. Must be
over 18. Apply in person. Grand Sweet
LADY TO do housework for a family
of x. No laundery. Pleasant surround
ings. Ph. 21583.
WANTED Girt or woman for gen
eral housework. . Phone 7949. - ,
WE CAN always use neat .waitresses
Mickey's Sandwich Shop. .
WANTED Turkey pickers. Piece
worx. Hign wages average for fast
workers. Apply at Northwest Poultry
ft Dairy Products Co, 1505 N. front.
Situations Wanted
ORRIN S. PINNEY, contractor.
Designing and remodeling homes.
Ph. 9493. . Rm. 220 Oregon : Bldg
i- BE WISE MODERNIZE
PreSchool PUySchool; 1381 State
Ages 2-8. Part or ail day. Ph. 8430.
CHTLDCRAFT Nursery. We Pick up
and deliver 1993 Trade. Ph. 11829 -
Money to . Loan
AUTO LOANS
Use your car as security. No long
rlgsmarole. Prompt, private service.
Sls.OS'per mo. repays in 12 months
$180. Come in. or save time by 'phon
ing In your application. When approved
make Just one trip and pick up your
cash immediately. ' . -
I Personal Finance. Co.
Boom 125. Second Fir. New Bligb Bldg.
518 State St. Phone: saiem Jisi
- Lie S-122 M-165
" Money to Loan
WANTED. REAL ESTATE mortgage
loans, city : or farm properties: . loans
made, as small as 9300. See us about
re financing your present contract or
mortgage.
; Leo N. Child8, Inc.
344 State St.
Phone 8261
Auto Loans
Willamette-Credit Co.
BTH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDING
LICENSE M 138
ndnd IIcols ligtl talvw ; . 70 C
Filicri
ALSO IX THz? SHELLS ; - ,
" nigbest price cash ea delivery for ercbard run.
, gee es before yea sett.- -
- nonms moEFEnr PACiniiG co.
4S(f N. Front Street, Saleia ; v Telephone 7633
Classified
Money to Loan
Quick Cash Loans!
On any worthwhile secur
ity -Repayable in 12
. months .
Mi Company Is 1 locally owned and
v Managed.' I
GENERAL FINANCE
I CORPORATION
: - -U4 - Phone tin ' :
i! 138 S. Commercial St, Salem
PRIVATE MONEY
Auto And Truck Loans
I Contracts Refinanced I
Money tot new and used ears et
trucks regardless mi age. No delay
bring ear and title and get the money.
You retain possession ei vehicle. i
3 to 18 joontha to repay. I
After S o'clock ebons 1361 or 81141
tot appointment .
? ROY. H. SIMMONS
Begulated by state I
m l St Phone 8168. fM 182
Cosn
" See Us For . !'
- Attractive Farm Loans
Only 4 Interest
8 to 40 years and Ne Commission
LEO N. CHILDS, Inc.
t REALTORS ,
344 State St.
Ph. 8361
J $ MONEY $ !
REAL ESTATE LOANS L
it . - PERSONAL LOANS I
- CAR LOANS
we Buy Heal Estate Mortgages and i
" Contracts. " !
STATE FINANCE CO.
Lie. 8-218 M-222. 212 Guardian Bldg.
Loans Wanted
FARM 4 LOANS I
N: Duncan. 10 Ladd 8k Bush Bldg.
For Sale Miscellaneous
GOOD Eastern Oregon Potatoes for
Sale. Henry Pfennig, 230 Elma Ave,
V4 mile east Pen 4 Corner. j
iaST colored Oavenport. 1365 -M0L
TWO new 5 gal. cans with tight
caps.- Young man's light wt. rain re
peilant, all wool top coat Winch and
pulleys forwood lift Phone S778. i :
PIANO 8165.00. 1690 S. Cottage.
TWO 1929 Cadillac V-8 motors, two
sets of 6 groove V pulleys with iB
belts; 1935 Ford flat bed truck with
two-speed Eaton rear end; 1 drag saw
with heavy duty arm powered with
1928 Chev. motor. Above equip.
good cond. Pnone 363S.
I 2"8"x6'8" glass panel door. Wicker
rocking chair. 855 Breys.
TOY train tracks, transformer,
switches, cars and accessories. Ph. 5074,
BED set brfst set Ph. 4503.
DOUBLE bedrm. suite; single bed
with coil springs and coil spring mat
tress; rocking chair; electric retrig.j
elec. Washing mach. lew N. con L
GIRL'S bike, like new. will tirade
fof: boy's bike. Man's bike 830. H.ater
and range. 2085 N. Com'L
CONSOLE model Vlctrola $25.
M'al-
XMAS TREES. 2476 Fairground! Rd.
v 741T. SPLIT CEDAR posts. 30c each
at Fred Smith Lumber Yard, ph. 8S13,
3815 State St
BLONDE Ac black registered Cocker
Spaniel puppies. Lovely Christmas
present Salem Vet Hosp.
CHRISTMAS TREES. Corner Court
Ac Com'l at news stand or Ph. 8396.
DUTCH OVENS Yeater Appliance
Coj 255 N. Liberty. M....L.
SUN-KRAFT ultra violetlsun lamps.
Yeater Appliance Co. 255 N. Liberty.
VANITY LAMP sets. Yeater
pliance Co. 255 N. Liberty.
Ap-
HOLLY WREATHS. 81.00. Ph. 7674.
FLASH XIGHTS with batteries. Yeat i
er Appliance Co. 255 N. Liberty.
LUXURIOUS full silver fox chubby,
size 16 J20 Stewart St
LIONEL elec. train; roller skstesi
shoe skates size 7; misc. boys' toys.
1410 Nebraska. .
GENUINE steer hide man's hand
bag. Also leather fish Tod or map
case. Tennis racket 175 N. High.
CROCHETED bedspread 80x108. 863.
Round tatted doily, 44 inches. 825.00.
1793 S. High. . ,r.n
OUTBOARD motor. 175 W. Owen.
' FUR Coat iize 42; 1 cloth coats lite
16 and 20; pierced earrings; personal
effects. Ph. 8046 after 6:00.
CHROME and leatherette settee and
2 I chairs; roller skstes; boy's shoes
site J; ice skates; elec. toaster. Ph. 747a
. STEAMER Trunk: oval antique
frame; old glass pitcher; bird cage.
Ph.4330.-
2 MEN'S Bicycles. Call before noon
Sunday. 1540 Jefferson. .... 1 .
1 GIRL'S Bicycle; tennis racket and
basketball. Ph. iuo.
j PRE-WAR mohair divan and chair.
A bargain. Ph. 5355 eve. i-
-a s sXaas sAst srlfaa 1 at
Will accept day bed or studio couch
On trade. Call before noon or even
ing after 9 JO. 260 Gaines. j
i B-FLAT Clarinet leatherette case,
like new. Ph. 8604. : -r-
: ADJUSTABLE ice skates-10; 3 five
gat tin cans; Brownie box camera: 1
music stand: plaid blazer size 38; grsy
checked pants size 29; hesvy service
coat size 40; heavy wool boot socks
Size 10. Iain's cairgrounas jwm.
T unT , K VMnnr hlk 12a.
Robt Howard Rt. 5. Box 301. Sun. or
Mon. 1 mi. past Rickey ' SchooL
: MAN'S pre-war bike. Good cond.
Cheap. 173 S. ComX Ph. 15L r
: 2 KITCHEN Stoves.; 1 small gaa
stove. 2 iron bedsteads, 1 mattresses.
120. 2586 Lee. ... r
NICE i black and ' black and ' white
Cocker pups, for Christmas. Elton
Watts, Rt 2. SUverton. I mt S. of
Central Howell.
nSLLVreathsTo
HighJandjtchooL2N
' LADY'S black coat i with fine fur
Collar, size 42-44, f 12 Mi 254 N. Church, j