f AGS TVVILVr
Slow Selling
Causes Stocks
To FaU Back
NEW YORK, Mar. "I-ffy-M&ny
stocks fell back for moderate
losses today under a slow selling
movement in the wake of a early
advance in the leaders.
Pivotal industrials and rails gen
erally finished fractions to
point lower with some above the
bottoms. Sugars and a few special
ties showed gains. The oils also
had good support at the . end
Volume was 1,400,000 shares com
pared with 1,690,000 yesterday.
The market's reversal seemed
partly the result of technical con
siderations and as well as failure
of the steels, yesterday's leaders,
io carry through on their morn
ing rise. '
Down a point or so were Chrys
ler. Allied Chemical and Philip
Morris. In the group off frac
tions were Bethlehem Steel, Mont
gomery Ward, Douglas Aircraft,
Westinghouse and Northern Pa
cific.
Standard Oil (NJ) rose 1
Standard Oil of California
American Sugar 4 and West In
dies Sugar . "
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was unchanged at 62.6.
The rail average was down .4 of
a point at 37.4.
Observation Saves
Money in Poultry
"Keeping on the ball" pays div
idends in' the poultry business. I
uuservauon may save
many a loss of birds and produc
tion. Poultry diseases may often
De caught in time if symptoms are
recognized, while two days later
in observation may ruin the entire
group. '
Over-feeding caused by ', filling
noppers to overflowing is another
factor showing lack of sensitive
ness. Four ounces of feed wasted
from, a hopper every day adds up
to Hrouna loo pounds in a year.
Both chicks and. laying hens re
quire large quantities of water. An
average hen , consumes about 20
gallons a year. It is necessary to
Keep tne water pans full, espec
ially during the first part of the
morning and last part of the day
when consumption is heaviest.
ofono
' no cad
Insulation
' SAVIS UP TO sa
im run costs
M 2s98
FREE ESTIMATE
STORES
rhone 9144
Cor. Liberty & Center SL
contains more
th an enough minerals
for your dog !
1
No matter
what else you feed
dog make 'j
tho basis of his
j
5
tead for FEtl teeki "How
I sMiinik I
1 amtMS MM4 I
I avaBAJtasus anvtSM 8
I aunCMnnai I
Quotations at
Quotations at
Portland
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. . March 7 AP
Butter . A A prints 46-46 ,, cartons
464-47ic: A erade prints- 3tt-46c:
cartons 4Si-48ic; B trad prints
3',k-43c; cartons -'. iC.
Butterfat first Quality, maximum
of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland az-az'.tc: premium quality
maximum of JS of 1 per cent acidity
53-53'ic; valley routes and country
poinU 2c less than first or 50-51 !ic.
Eggs To retailers: AA extra large
48c; AA large 44c; A large 42c; A me
dium 38c; small (pullet) 35c doz.
Live, dressed poultry buying prices
from producers: Broilers up to I lbs.
31.40c; fryers. 2 to 3'i lbs. 31.40c;
roasters over 3'i lbs. 31.40c; Leghorns
27.90c; colored hens all weights 27.90c;
roosters and stags lec lb.
Country meats Rollback prices to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best I
butchers. lZO-uo lbs. 1-I9'4c: vealers
AA 22"4c; A 21c: B 19'ic: C 13-17ic:
culls 12-lSc; beef AA 21ic; A 20c;
B 18ic; C 16ic; canner-cutter cows
13-1 4c; bulls, canner-cutters 14-14ic;
lambs AA 26c; A 24'ac; B 22','ac; C
10-20c; ewes FS 13 lie; M 12c; R 10s,io.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 29.3c; daisies
29.9c; loaf 30.2c; triplets to wholesalers
27c; loaf 27,c FOB.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country kiUed to retailers 44c lb.;
live price to producers 22-24e lb.
Turkeys Selling prices to retail
ers: Dressed hens and toms 43!c.
Turkeys Alive: Government ceil
ing buying prices: Hens and toms for
government sales 39.20c; for civilian
trade 38.20c lb.
Onions Green 80-90c doz. bunches.
Onions Idaho 3-inch 2.25: do No.
1; local. Oregon 2.23 per 50-lb. bag;
boilers 10s 34c.
Potatoes Desohutes culls ' 3.60:
Klamath Falls cuUfl 3.65 cental; No. 2
and culls 1.60 per S0-lb. bag; local
is, 1UUS, 3.3U. ,
Wool .Government control.
Cascara bark 1944 peel 15c lb.
Mohair 1942. 12-month 45c lb.
Hops Normal contracts. 1944, 85c
up; 1945, 75c; 1946. 55c; 1947. 50c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal r
Alfalfa No. 2 or better $34-36; oats
vetch $23 ton. valley points; timothy
(eastern Ore on) 135-36 ton: - clovar
$22-23 ton.
1
I
Shortages Found
In All Machinery
Greater This Year
Care, share' and repair, of farm
machinery will be essential farm
practices again during this year's
crop season.
Production of machinery in gen
eral, with" the exception of -trao
tors, at the last report was : run
ning 20 .to 25 -per cent behind
schedule, and emphasis of military.
production was making it diffi
cult to overcome the lag.
Those in charge of the farm ma.
chinery program say, "In view of
the farm machinery supply out
look, the wise farmer will check
oyer and repair every old machine
he can possibly keep in operation."
Valley Births
SILVERTON Born to Mrl and
Mrs. I. M. Luman March 3 at the
Silverton hospital, a daughter. Lu
man is principal of the crad
school at Silverton.
Sons were born at the Silvertnn
hospital to Mr. and.
Kaufman on March4, and to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Laako on March 5.
DRESSED
Veal and
Hogs Wanted!
Top Prices Paid!
Prompt Remittance'
Ship to
Fred Ileyer
Ileal Division ,
444 8. W. Yamhill St or
8. E. 82nd A Foster Blvd.
TTnla. We CB cceP only
animals kilUil
fas
compliance with O. P.
regulations.
T
1
daily diet
2r& op kaiist
gjm tot yeanhave kow
RKNN1B MNFIO. "
HihwU trmiun
Pt $lgt A mrwm.
When you make Friskiea
be banit of your dog's
laily diet be gets more
than enough vitamins,
mors than enough miner
la, more than enough
neat meal protein and
vegetable protein, itort
than enough of 19 rjutri
nU for health. SUrt feed
ing Friskies todayl
TwrNss-OikiiirlM
t f4 mmd Cars) for Yaw Dr
tha
Portland
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., March 7 (API
(Wl A) salable and total cattle 190;
calves 93; market rather slow; ran
ner-medium cows largely 50 cents low
r; some sales off less; ether classes
in light supply; few. sales weak; off
choice light steers down to 10,00; good
choice fed steers quotable to 11.50;
canner-low medium heifers 10.00-11.00
canner-cutter cows largely t .50-9.00
fat dairy type cows 9.50-10.00: medium-good
beet cows quotable at It. 00
13.25; few medium-good bulls 11.00
13.00; canner grades 10.00-23; good
vealers mostly 15.00; choice quotable
to 16.00r culls- down to 7.00. -
Salable hogs 200, total 525; market
active, fully steady; good-choice 170-
300 lb. 13.79; good sows mostly ij.oo
good-choice 20-110 lb. feeder pigs
17.00-50; heavy feeders down to 11.00;
good stags 1z.s0-13.oo. s
Salable and 'total sheep 100; market
steady; gooa . wooied .. iambs 13,25;
strictly ood -Choice salable to IS 15:
on load good-choice light ewes 8 50.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 7 A
WHkt riftiitA"' nnntiitf1 :E -
Cash Kraut unauoted.
Cash wheat - (bid): Soft white 1.54:
soft white (excluding Rebel 1.54; white
club: 1.54: western red C54.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1 54: 10
per cent 1 54; 77 per cent 1.5Si 12
per cent l.to. -- f
Hard white-Baart: Ordinary 1.54f 10
per cent 154; 11 per cent lJSi 12
per cent 1.65. - . . .
Today's car' receipts: Wheat 19. par
ley S. flour 6, corn 1, oats 2, bay 4,
nuuccg e, . - j
Stocks and Bonds
! March 7
STOCK AVERAGES f-
V 30 IS 15 J 60
Indus Rails Util Stks
weanesaay u hi 37.4 41. s -62.0
Previous day 84 5 37.8 41.7 S82.8
week ago 83 s 37.2 41.7 62.1
Month ago 81 J 35.3 40.9 60.1
Year ago 72.4 28.9 36.7 J52.3
1945 high .... 84.5 37.8 41.8 62.6
1945 i low ...78 8 32.9 39.3 57.8
BOND AVERAGES ' I
.. 20 10 18 10
.-X- Rails Indus util Forn
Wednesday . 99.8 105.3 107.2 . 71.7
Previous day 99 8 105.4 107.2 it
Week ago 99.S 105.4 .107.6 271.4
Month ago 98.1 105.0 107.3 . 69.7
Year ago - . 85.7 105.3 105.6 . - 65.0
1945 high 99.8 105.5 . 107.8 !71J
1943 low 96 1 104.6 106.9 168.1
. $1
Ainity WSCS VIett8
At Church Parlor
i : - . ? - 5
AMITY The "WSCS of Ithe
Amity Methodist ; church . met
Wednesday , in the church parlors
for j the monthly missionary pVo
gram. Mrs.IDavid Smith gav a
lesson on ?The American Indin.M
A" large collection . of . rugs, ; has
kets. and pottery were displayed.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. James jMcKee and Mrs.W.
C. Bannister. Fifteen were pres
ent.
Winners in 4H
Contests Told "
Billy Odegaard of Lake county
and! Nondas Maries Hughson of
Benton county have been selected
as the boy and girl winner offthe
annual state 4-H club 1 summer
school held at Oregon State iol-
lege: . . ; f- .
All 4-H club members areiin-
vited to participate in this annual
contest, with county winners com
peting for the state prizes, pie
participants report the activities of
their clubs, to local or state nelvs-
papers, s
foerry-Go-Round Club
Meets on Thursday
HOLLYWOOD DRIVE Thurs
day; afternoon Mrs. R. M. Proud-
fit was hostess to members of-the
Merry-Go-Round club at her hme
on Hollywood Drive. The after
noon was 'spent informally with
the following present: Miss Flor
ence Kleenman, Mrs. Jamef J.
Wilson, Mrs. Harold Holler and
sonj Steven Mrs. pscar Forgard,
Mr:. E. F. Curtis, Mrs. Rex Pef
ferj Mrs. Clayton Gibb and on,
Jerry, Mrs. Cecil Frame and! son
Gary, and the hostess. I
Roy Lewis Purchasesj
North Silverton Home
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs! Ray
Lewis have bought the Scott
Groah acreage in North Silverton.
They are living in Portland &ere
Lewis has been employed! hut
plan to move here soon. Mrs. w
is Js the former Betty Dick, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr?. H. D. Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Edward
haye moved from Evens Valley to
cojion, where they recently pur
chased the 50-acre Wayne Hilton
farm: They, sold the place iif Ev
ens Valley to Lloyd Larsen.
J,!, ; y:f
Dividend Checks Ready
rarmere Union Keports
- Is-
miuule GROVE The ivi-
Qua cnecas or the Farmer's Union
Oil company will be distributed
at the regular meeting of Central
Howell Farmer's Union Monday.
March 12. S , 1;
red in Fall . f
SILVERTON - Mrs. Cailine
Swartout Is at the Silvertonhos
Pital with two broken ribsfsus
tamed when she feU at her fcome
Sunday. She was reported a$ get
ting along nicely and no com
plications were expected. S
DRS. CHAN ...LAM
Pf.T.TAjuauNJ. .. tttJOjCmMMjiSt
I CnXXESB Herbalists
241 North Liberty
Opstairs Portland General Batni
Co. . Office, open Saturday only
JUltation. Blood pressure and urtn
tests are tree of charge. Practiced
Unco Un.
1. s
OrJXtOII CTATECMAIL ZaUm.
Grains Break
Under Profit
Gashing Trend
CHICAGO, March 7-VGrains
broke sharply in futures markets
today under profit cashing but a
strong rally in corn during the
imai nau, nour sumuiated buying
in other I pita and . some of the
losses were recovered.
" Weakness developed in all mar
kets shortly after the opening and
at times September wheat was off
as much jas 2 cents, j; The off
upuuua uj, wiicni uore uie Drum oi
the sellinir." attributed to inrtiVn-
tions thenar in Eunpe; may end
soon and to reports of) prospects
for a bumper crop Jhis season.
Wheat fnr Marrh riclivM an!
at m the futures ceiling. ;
Local traders sold corn persis-
tently until shortly before the fin
ish and at time prices! were off
nearly a cent
At the; finish wheat! was un
changed to VA lower : ithan yes
terday'sf jclose, May. $1.70-.
Corn was to 4 higher. May
1.15ity. Oats were up H, May
67. Rye was higher to y4
lower, May $1.16-; Barley
was ofi; H to 1, May $1.13.
Salem Market
Quotations
The Dtices below innnlM h a I.
cal grocer i are indicative of the dally
I n iricca para 10 growers DJ sa
lem buyers - but are aot guaranteed
BUTTER. CGGS AND POULTRY
Aneresen's Baying Prices ;
(BUBjeci, te cnaace without notice)
Premium
No 1
No
: Ti
BUTTER PRINTS
A
.48
B
Quarters
EGGS
:
Extra large
Mediums iL
Standards i
.87
M
.33
Pulleta
Cracks
Colored hens No; 1
No. I colored hens
Colored frys
Bakes j ,
5
Marlon- Creamery's Bavin Mea
i5"J!i ago wnhont aetiec)
rOUWII , . ' . - , ,
Fryers
Pythian Lodge Holds
Initiation Meeting
D A L L A S-Seven candidates
wui oe initiated when Pythian Sis
ters meet
Thursday night,
March 8,
m it . ..
riana Mve Den maae lor tne
St Patrick's dance which the tem
pi sponsors annually. 1 The date
has been set as March 17 and will
be held at the Knights of Pythias
halL Music" will be furnished by
Julius Moen's orchestra.
Mrs. A. J. Kracher, chairman of
the refreshment committee will
be assisted by Mrs. William Black
ey, Mrs. Ruth Hyde I and Mrs.
Charles Lange.
Union Hill Women
Attend Leaders Meet
UNION HILL Mrs. ', W. M. Tate
and Mrs. Alec Doerfler, project
leaders for the Home! Extension
March meeting, met I with the
leaders in Salem Monday. The lo
cal unit meeting will be held at I
the home of Mrs. Tate.
Classified Advertising
i Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
Three Insertions per line.25c"
Six Insertions per line 40c
One month per linei $1.25
Minimum charge 25c: 3 tfc min
imum 35c; 6 ti. mln. 45c. No
refunds. -
fr thl" P accepted un
til 6:30 the evening before publica
tion for Classification ) fnnv ra.
cetved after this time m ha nm
under the headtne "Tm t.t.
lsssuy -
Tne Statesman assumes no finan
cial responsibility for errors which
may appear in advertisements nuh
lished in its columns and in cases
wnere mis DaDer is at fault will
reprint j that part of an advertise-
m"".1B wnicn the typographical
mistake accurs. i
The Statesman reserves the right
ir . JT5 quesuonaDie advertising
It further reserves the right to
place all advertising under the
proper classification. . :
A "Blind" Ad an ad containing
a Statesman box number for an ad-dreiar-ls
for the protection of the
advertiser and must therefore be
answered by letter. The Statesman
- not at liberty to divulge infor
mation 1 aa to the identity of an
advertiser using a "Blind ad.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the Circuit Court of
Marion (County, Oregon, Probate !
ucinurunent, as Administrator of 1 saiem ta mules for group hospital ser
the .estate of Fred J. Gavel. d- Ilc by appmt. 400 a month up. 403
ceacaW n h. -..-i:L. I.
such; all persona ha vine claims r
against said estate are notified J
to present tne same, duly verified.
w me, j at zuz Oregon Building,
Salem. ' Marion CraTnt ran
oern, Aianon County, Oregon,
WlUlin "SIX montns from the Hat I
OI UUS notice. P ; I
Dated at Salem. Orecon. Fh-
a. -a- , w i
uy
James Smith.
AdminlstrafyiV A (ha V4at. i
. . " owk
Of Fred J. GaveL DmviimI
TTT 14 t . ...
UIMin.Anornrf. i f
Salem. Oregon F 15-22 M 1-8-15
eslin!!
Cut lie SMILES, Now
TJf? ? Vtt ame formtila used
.Minor qinie. gurprli.ing QUICK
Palllatiye relief of pi n, ltchT sorn.
S'"1 or Thornton A Minor Rectal
uppos.tortes. If not delighted with M,
UOCTORS" way, low cost to refunded.
At all teod drus stores evervwaera
am Salem, at Fred Meyer's.
m
Ortcoti. Thursday Momlag.
Financial
Uveatock nd Poultry;
FOR SAIJC: Jrrwv.nni.n M.
115.00. Phone 823. After a PM.
13062.
WANTED:
Beet ; ana caaoer cows
al ; wui ..eau-at
h.wsSrS iSm?.
farm
Auctions f -
AUCTION
WednesdavT March "14 I
I 1 r A !
f A JoU D. m.
or liberty (prospect school,
"ffiTmu.-ri
I I sows S weaner Diss: 13 durbi nriv
f, cTuT lTVJS
-ery. e
W. W. CAMPBELL, Owner "
- Rt 3, Box 763, Salem
GLENN WOODRY,
I Salem. Auctioneer .
-'J Jake Kauffman. Clerk. .
STAYTON AUCTION
Sales Every Thurs.,
! 7:30 P. M.
Have a food strinff nf mum Inr
inursoay. tTesn., springers, middle
mnlcers. heifers, bulls, calves 11 hH
of rood 100 lb. or better farl.r h
sows, a food tables, rockers, good
straight chairs, organ, chickens, rab
bits, always tome : good machinery en
hand., . . j . 1
Bring ta what j you have to sell, !
arge or smau. ;
Help Wanted
GROCERY Clerk: . Steady employ-I
I age at experience. . Box
I "w f
w at Harold Bushman. Rt. , Box
I miiea east or, woodburn.
FRY . COOK. . Senator Food Shp.
isStSrdg
of. Salem on -Jefferson ' Road. 1
j , .......
"mi tij iMom. senator Coffee Shop
. ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' '
Help Wanted Male '
Workers now omoiuved .r.
I dUf tmn hIlll lint -nrJ. m.
1- . rr'
I ptoyers advertislnc m this
Dignified Men
ment of group hospital pUn. Earnings
. M533. " 7
PARTS MAN WANTED
Parts man for agricultural machln-
km nr Mnhn nun." --. ,
w ' m -. . mmfiw
J at Dealer. ;
isi-Ais; tractor t
140 South Liberty Street. ' " ;
oL ',Lpr!.c' .1' J22i-
cfoi.ndCE Co" "iw n7 tabe
WANTED
SHEET METAL MAN
RADIATOR REPAIR
. MAN
EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS
See Fred Bales
! or caU 8188
DOUGLAS McKAY
CHEVROLET CO.
430 N- Commercial
Ph. S188
MAN to spade yard. Phone 5564.
BUjSyyjshlft
Exp milker. Schindler Bros Dairy
MEN WANTED
Willamette Valley's
Largest Appliance Dealer
,1 I
Aathorlied agents for Maytag. Easy,
I and Bendix washers, Ironrite Ironers,
Frigidaires, Refrigerators, and ranges. 1
Want men to train for electrical p- I
pliance service and saleswork. :
' 1
Men Interested In
preparing themselves for a permanent
postwar position. Receive pay while
learning. Free ! schooling. Essential
; work.
j Apply
HOGG BROS.
360 State SL
Salem. Oregon
a J . a n a a. a mm .
l1!?. t"0, R"wy gxPrs Agency.
MEN to work hi hon vard. traiumr.
tation free. Phone 6759. Bus leaves 342
! n. commercial at 7:45 AJf.
MAN to work steady on farm Good
nours ana gooa j pay. Close to Salem.
rnone ivai n.
llelp Wanted Female
i EXPERIENCED
wregost tuog. en. J-1X53.
WArrRssES tor banquets. Marion
ZZZ
BEAUTY Operator. - 885 or 5033.
woman or gtrl for general house
work: room, board and wacea , writ
Mrs. T. J. Soddj 4203 N. K nth - I
roriiana 11, ureg. .
ast - .
uuai ajwuaiH vi 6ft u tvi rVUT I
aeepmg. pleasant home, good wages.
permanent. Ph. 8404. ! 1
. . . .....
mwi kj care xor a cniioren in 1
mod. homo. Service man's wife with I
Lmftll fh il M.n.kl. H I I
1
StodedeV S?.BUm' M9nraoutf
DDPER FENCED alteration lad
Wanted until Easter. Do vou lika ta
sew? And for good pay? Do you want
a good Job for Just three weeks? Call
Mr. Henry. Montgomery Wards. Salem.
roim aiy.
MIMEOGRAPH ooerator and secre- I
tarr. half time. S Mr r..t, r.tn
Hn uiin.r.tt. ti-i " I
YOtTNO woman between the aeea 14
and so who would like to sell shoes
ana purses Permanent position. Apply
raramouni snoe store., 405 Court st
EXPERIENCED pantry woman, rood
wages, steady position. Marion Hotel. I
March 1. 1S43
- if ' :
- drm
: Strictly Prifatew
WE. & TWt I flCfiE.
CrTOi TO.NUEM
SAKt TLtb M V
rr wwsekt as.
e. '
SvjMJMUSe.
Help Wanted
MEN , AND
; .
I
J
IK
m.
HELP
WORK GUARANTEED
Z?Z - rvimiSHXO TTiYOV'-WJSH TO UVI ON
1 Mma. uau.1. YttANsroKTATIOM
j w mAHM. ; ... f .
"wwar cxEOAAWHr ios Acres hops. I'H. inwor i-isiii
WDART.-RAllTCH, s TAIRITIXD, 135" ACIRES HOPS !.!.; 'PHONE 22681
TXL'tf
WILLIAMS HART MAIN OFTICI
I Hlr. Wnnto.t . F-
2 WOMEN. to learn
pressing at City
owe st
St. Apply
CZ!SZ
ilZoff--SSST
- HELP WANTED
I 1 1 11 1 nmm Mr srr.u .iritu uiwv
h . r""r' "n "
--Z-wLjL
I DESK-cashler girl. PhJ 6157
WANTED: Responsible
firtnil ' 4n
care ior agea or ill people lni your
-r" ?rT- Apply
KOTSrS, c'jn
- JHANAGINB ooeratori tar i.lU.
beauty shop, or will lease to respon-
DISHWASHERS at student hou...
ana navy unit at Willamette Univer
sity. Call Miss Jack,; 9265. j
OrnCE . asxictant ovw ii vr. r
Urting salary. Apply In person. Grand
i oca ire,
HELP WANTED; ' Energetic women
1-45 yrs. in eood health and lntr.
ested in. retaU business - Full training
StSt& &
McGilchrist
Bldg, Safeway District
Office.
Situations Wanted
BOY 18 wants work In n tim.
Box 308 Statesman. j
ELDERLY man wants odd ioba or
part time emplmt. 1375 Mission. Ph. 5582
LACE Curtains cleaned, nanela 7V-
ea. nunira si.uu ea., rn. 5i09.
BUSINESS woman, now emnlovod.
wishes light office worki Not adverse
to some seUing. Give particulars and
saiary. box (, statesman
GARDEN blowlnr z diHne TnrH
icrguson tractor, fnone 24077
tor'Sf on wmBUTi3ryT
uiing. nnie iuu nuorminon. Mx 804
statesman.
mo. old glrL wishes housework for
room, board and smallj salary. Please
Y?Pc5uvr Wash ' !
mix .uli .Mimmsii
PreSchooi Playschool: 131 ; stata
Ages 2-8 Part or all day. Ph j 8430.
"oRRIliS. PINNEY.1 rcoVtractor."
Designing and remodeling homn
Ph 8483 Rm. 228 Oreeon Bide
BE WISE MODERNIZE I
Money to Loan
Quick CasliiLoans!
Un any j worthwhile secur
ity Repayable in 12
months I
Company
la locally owned and
Managed. - -
GENERAL FINANCE
CORPORATION
8-138 ' Phone 8168
136 S. Commercial St, Salem
PRIVATE MONEY
Auto And Track Loans
Contracts Refinanced
Money for new and t used ears at
trucks regardless of as. No delay
bring car and title and get the money
Ton retain possession of vehicle.
1 to 18 Jionths to reoav.
Aft S m'rtoM aduiM XSSI at tin:
iior appointment
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136 S Coast St Phone 8168 ,M 152 1
rvoAiinmiv-TAivn
TNCflMF. TA V T.llANS
Doa-t harrow unnwMirllr hut If a
loan. for Income Taxes tor any other
worthy purpose) is to your advantage.
'Personal' would like to serve you.
Sensible payments .
Seastble- monthly, payments yon
can afford are arranged, for ex-
sample: $10.05 per mo. repays; a
$108 loan in 12 mos. I I ,
Loans 825 to 8506 made to men and
women on salary, furniture or auto.
JTr. .op
"""PH menojy aisenuon. uiners not
mrwivea.
Come in. Phone or Write.
PERSONAL I
FINANCE I CO.
Room ISS. Second Fir. New Bligh Bldg
Lie S-12S M-168
aia awa- 9i. - rmmc: aajero 9191
K. Callinger. Mgr.
Markets
By Quinn Hal
VJEWT ID SEE THE
UB GOT TVOT "WE .
W A LHTLEi DOPE ROR.
bad tr, scotttco
VOOR. SOW
Help Wanted
WOMEN
TURNISHEO TO OUTSIDE WORKERS
, :-' - ' - i - "
' ' I .
Money to Loan
tK Money to Loan
. . WANTED. SEAL. ESTATE, aiartaau
loans, city or farm properties; loans
aiaoa -as 111M11 . as sauu.. sc 41s about
refinancing yout - present contract or
mortgage.
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
844 SUte
St
Phone tei
MONEY $
SEAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
I -' fit t At SMC
we suy steal estate Mortgages and
Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO.
Lie. S-J1 M-322. ' Jll GuardUn Bide
Auto , Loans
Willamette Credit Co.
STH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILD INC.
uauaB 1 as ise
For Sale Ktigcellaneoas
SOPRANI 48 base piano accordion.
n. x ram nuaa numpnrey, Lyons, Ore.
WOOD cook stove, iron beds, springs
ou denier sx.
GIRL'S, pre-war bicvele with h.irt
no. iisu a. zzna.
'rJAN3cTusedone weekRTalT
nette with waterproof mattress. 400
mck Ave.
table, occ. table, sm. radio, Windsor
rocaer, eiec, couee urn. Ph. 5042.
CAST AluminunDancalicealid strak
griddles with detachable handle. Yea
ter Appliance Co., 855 N. Uberty.
RUMMAGE Sale Fri.. Sat. F.ni-nn.I
Parish, Hall, by St. Helena Guild.
GOODPUmTBTrBahTTorpash
S. Cottage. .
DUPUCATIlStG machine for mim.
graph work, automatic feed, $20. Ph.
3354.
OIL CIRCULATOR. Ph. 18S.
FURNITURE of 6 rm. hnuu fnr
including Ludwig fjiano, Westinghouse
elec range. Frigidalre. etc. 3 bed room
house for rent, close to high school.
Box SOS Statesman.
MARSHALL strawberrv nl.nf. 'a
U dig: $8 dux. A. L. Push. Rt 1.
209. Brooks. 2 mL East WE. '
IRON bed. Simmona iorinr. in fmH
cond.; 3 burner oil stove. 4309 N, Com'l.
DINING table $8: rocker S3- fW
mattress $10; chairs, library table.
rrch chair, fruit jars, lumber. 450
Capitol. .
UPHOLSTERED chair: i wm.
P1"- 810 wool rug. 8070 Myrtle.
Ph. 623S.
PRE-WAR maple dinette set with
buffet $73.00. Phone 4735.
loon tired. Fair price. 238S N. Front.
Comb or strained honey. 2559 Cherry
NO. 1 PeoDermint roots C T wnn.i.
Rt 1. Jefferson, Ph. 851.
WASHING Machine Service. . an
makes, parts, and wringer rolls. Truck
pick up and celivery. Prompt service.
25 years in business. Division Harri.
ware Co- 3631 S. E. Division
Portland, Ore.
MODEKN Bed Da veno. Phone 6294.
"ALWAYS a big stocx'"
Woodry's Turniture Mkt Ph.- sna
F 'FicrXNT TwoUnit CWr.f. ttliL
tie Tanks. Sewer Pipe. OREGON GRA
VEL CO, 1405 N. Front St. Ph. till?
BEDRM. set. 100 lb. norml.in
dinette set. dresser, heater, dishes, etc"
Ph. 6F12 r 9995. 1 '
WANTED AT once: 100 uIImim 'm
trunks, men's good 42 and 44 suits,
shoes and boots. Sundales, 293 N. Com!
Ph. 3698. WUI call eventoga.
SINGER canary and hn with
ISO N. 23rd. "
BUTCHER Boy maternity drm 11 v.
new. size 14. Ph. T794.
CONCSETC hlook. !.v-' ir
238 S. 18th. Phone T794T
PRIWAR davennort In
tlon. 358 N. 19th Vt. -
OH. COOK Stova alivhtW a.u
28$ S. Cottage. '
BAJ elover hay. Ph: io9FT3.
HEAVY durv tailor -.n-
331 Court- - " "Tr !
Reg. Cocker Snanlel .
d."rk J1-- "n Ch. Stockdalo Start-
WANTED
Classified
For Sal-Miscellaneous
Johnston Sheet Metal Cos
1416 S. 12th. Salem. Oregon i
Phonl 5391 '
. Years of -experience enables us te
give you guaranteed workmanship-, x t
Air conditioning. Furnaces. Gutters.
Eave troughs. Skylights. Smoke stacks.
Tanks . and .- repairing. .FREE '. ESTI
MATES.. v y. v.-fy . v- ! -
- FIREPLACE -Screens made - and re
paired. Phone 6483j- 4
- STOVE k repairing At parts.
Woodry's Mkt, 160$ N. Summer St
SHOP CO-OP AND SAVE
Cn painted furniture, prime coated or
with transparent plastic finish that re
sists burns, scratches, stains. You'll like
it Pickett's Co-op Fura, lstb & State. '
JUST- arrived from Texas, crystal
wax ; (white) sweet - Bermuda, onion
plants. Puritan Cider Works, W. Salem.
WliSlGEHliolu
washing machines. See Mr. Ellis at
Nelson Bros Fum. Co. 313. N. Lib
erty St - . . .. ; .' . - . . , .
TRAILERS for lent 50c per hr.
Woodry's Mkt, 1603 N. Summer.
LAWNUOWZR Kharaanlnv A, h.A.
lusting. : i ' K-
Woodry's Mkt, 1603 N. Summer St,
ATMORAYS OZONE, sell and rent.
B C Push Ph 8-8458 P O. Box 463.
WILL Buy for cash, sen or trade
guns and ammunition. Don Madison.
590 No. High. i i
WE Buy St sell furniture, tools.
stoves, dishes, motors, radios. Electric
appliances, household goods. KLIG
MAN'S. 285 N Commercial. Ph. B885.
LLM Brushefc 174$ Grant "p 8337
Wanted Furniture
"WE Buy used furniture. Phone 7596.
SUU Street Furniture. 19th and State.
Household rnoHl. trnna- r.ilina
docks. Huss, 413 Ferry. Ph. 2-1029. ,
rranrraTB iZT it-'l- ' '
. luiuiiiuju, cjuuiui, anoea, nouir
hold eoods. - Sundala. 293 N. COmt
Ph. 3698. - ? - , - .t- . -
D7 YOU iiave furniture -to sell-aee
Russ Bright. Ph. SU.. 433. Court -
- "Waritecl--Misccllaneous
ELECT, wanhinr machine." Ph i Mt
Angel 149 collect.
WANTED-to Buy: Gray short haired
kitten about 2 months, male. Rt. 4.
Box 71E. Ph. 2-2922. - .. !' - .
WAftDROBaraulj
. CASH Paid Cor old broken rliu-arri
Jewelry and watches. Ph. 21957.
WANTED : Saw mui ttmbtr I We ha v
cltenU who will buy 1st 2nd growth
Fir timber any -siae. Tract 'from 1 -
90e.000to 10.OBOJ06 .ft -Lump sum or
sium page, notary sr. Boyd.
Rich L. Reimann, Realtor
167 S. High St : .-Ph. 2T22 or eve 706$
f WANTED U Reerpllayer. Ph. "4383
We'Buy IFurniture
TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 10 -TEARS
REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG
RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED
Pianos '
Furniture and Appliances
CaU 9149 for; appointment
. HOGGIBROS. .
r $60 SUte St ...,
W IT .T . . a VAur4 MMA Iwttkl.
son) for good used furniture, radoa.
tuvn, sunn, irauers, etc. n. Glenn
wooary, 0110 ror immeaiate service.
Woodrv Aurtinn Mkt lull V C.itv...
-. . -, ... WUI. 1. (IV..
St. 29 years In Salem.
WANTED. PI antic win n. ...i.
wuis musiq more. a stat St.
wn.o .yiaiiiw SB) V U Id ItlSal
lFSll IflCtrilfviAntB) 5 akTl at at A a a.H. .
w m veus -wwaa, uv W
9537 evenmgs or end description to
la.iai4U If. l oak aa
muvu music uin ui a tusn
uaiu-r m . M
------- . w . , w-a v.mri mM as
lenses McEwan Photo Shop 4 SUIa.
WANTED. Pianos. Tallman s. Ph S707
- . . . . ..... ... .Q ulVjlUlC S. 11JW
place screen. 201Q N. Liberty.
'Miscellaneous
DISKS anH'rlixIr . . u .
. , . r v xi 1 u
ground, a mi wMt. on n.n K.h.,..
to sign. - i .
Pr.AHTVniwr a. ...
Certh St.. w. Salem. Edgewater Courts
BUY RlflHT-KfiW -T V a x.tt-0
From Your Grocer. Use It for more
sanitation. WOODWORK. Dishes. Laun
dry sit Csnsr2.l - finrin u.....
- - - rt wajs v-ifraua
15' Xi,U.mtt Cro- -Supply-all sixes
WW., fl. . .
ENBnt.f. nnnf I.. .. ,
. ... mui Classes.
A POIT1 nl.T. riuiru In M
310JW. We rent sewing machines and
have a tvtmnUt. r.tmt . -...1 ...
Sewing Center, 112 S. High. Ph. 3512.
VETERANS hf.,.ti .- o ,
Chamber of Commerce. 1 to 4 p.m.
07 uwDica Amer. vets. A.
L. Brewster. Service Officer. Ph. 4339.
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST
riK . w
BriHi H. MaH Vour Pistes 'for Repair.
R . "ARHY SEMLER. DENTIST
Adolph Bldg SUte At Com. Ph. 3311
For Rent Rooms
NICE heat rm Women. 960 Marion.
Room ind Board
ROOM A. nn-a . . .
Man couple. 294 S. lelh.
WANTED- T.- Z1S. l" "L
, - -- mm. MHmi xor worx
tax imthw mtu an. - . j tr . .
For Rent-Apartments
KICK 2 rm .J i. u . 1 . ....
1." HwWiU operate smaU
? rooming house. Husband may
""m run nouse. Jarge
rw iS D' arden space and fruit
riuinii Doaraer. uniy clean,
honest anrl . 1 . 1.7
Ph. 70S3. 7 i T .'
HSKP. ROOM.? Phone 4498."
Wrtr. rnjw 1 - w . . .
-- w ouciijr pian i or care of saw
dust burner and; yard. 653 N. High.
tlrL 671 N. CitoL V" won?i,
For Rent Houses
X feXAT imiiM I x. .
Adult. Salem.
" , , ,T ' n venings.
A BU I. - . ' .im
elecilV rUn - B.ot oW ater.
en snared uw.
For Rent
IJS tlD FURN ITU RR Ph 9188
.; . : ...
N
mi. w 1. six aiB. H BIN. underpass.'
GOOD - Used" PiJu . a U SUft
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