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Financials - (Jldssifted
3 .
Dallas Scene
Of Service
Homecomings
DALLAS From Pacific battle
fronts, a number of men of this
, area have returned to their homes
this week on furloughs following
hospitalization, for purposes of ro
tation or transfer.
SSgt. Cecil Bookey is spend
ing a 30-day furlough with his
parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. C. R.
Bockey. He served overseas three
years with Co. L and was wound
ed while in the Dutch East In
- dies j by an explosion. He was
brought to the states by plane
from! an overseas hospital and
sincei has been at Baxter General
hospital, Spokane.
Sgt Bob Dalton is spending a
three-weeks furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Dalton. He has spent ZVi ' years
in Alaska and the Aleutians, and
will 1 return to Santa Barbara,
Calif., for reassignment after his
furlough, his second since he en
listed in January, 1941.
Albert Peters, who has spent
the past years in the Pacific
with Company L, is 'spending
some time in Dallas. He has been
in an army hospital at Santa Bar
bara, Calif., since his rotation
furlough, where he underwent an
. operation for a dislocated shoul
der. TSgt Paul Villwock is spend
ing a 12-day furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Villwock. He
i spent three years in the south-
west Pacific with Company L.
1 His brother, Capt Everett Vill-
wock, is with the 4 1st division
now on Mindanao island. '
Mrs. J. McClellan of Rickreall
has received word from her
brother, Sgt Walter Kinsey, at
Hamilton Field, Calif., that he
expects to be home on a furlough
soon. Kinsey left Dallas in April,;
1942, and went directly to Hawaii
for air corps training. His 35
months of service has taken him
to all corners of the Pacific war
zone and this will be his first
visit home.
Stanton Here on
Leave After Six
Months at Sea
Ralph Stanton, S 1c, is spend
ing a 21-day leave at the home of
his mother, Dora Stanton, 1764
Market street. In the navy's arm
ed guard service, he has recently
completed a six-months' voyage,
much of which was among the isl
ands of the south Pacific and dur
ing which he set foot on soil only
once. . i
h Cpl. Warren Stanton, with the
army air forces, now stationed at
Fort Riley, Kas., expects to be
home in a few days. The broth
ers will see each other for the first
time since the navy man has been
in uniform. r ,
A third brother, Ted Stanton, is
in the Seabees somewhere in the
Pacific. -
DALLAS I Stt. Redney Dem-
bowski of ! Mather field, Sacra
mento, Calif., is home for a 21
day furlough with his father, A.
I Dembowski. !
Quotations at
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. March 1 (AP)
Butter AA prints 46-48 'ic, cartons
- 44-47',tc: - A grade prints 45',i-4c;
cartons 45-46c; B gradt prints
45i-45iir, - carton 46-48', c.
Buttcrfat rirmt quality, maximum
of . of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
.; In Portland 52-52' ic; premium quality,
.", maximum of M o 1 per cent acidity
: 53-53'ic: valley route and country
points Se less than first or 50-51 'ic
Egg to retailers: AA extra large
46c; AA large 44c; A large A me
diums 38c; small (pullet), 35c dozen.
. Live, dressed poultry . Buying
prices from producers: Broilers up to
I lbs. 31.40c; fryers 2 to 3i lbs. 31.40c;
roasters over 3a lb. 31.40c; Leghorns
27.90c; colored hens all weights 27.90c;
roosters and stags 18c lb.
Country meats Rollback prices to
retailers: Country.- killed hogs, best
: butchers. 120-140 lbs. Sl-I9',2c: vealers
AA 22'ic; A 21'ic; B 19ic; C 15-17ic;
cull 12-15c; beef AA 2l4c. A 204c;
B 18'iic; C IMic; canner-cutter cows
13-14c; bulls, canner-cutters 14-14'jc:
lambs AA 26c: A 44c: B 22'ic; C 10
zOcj ewes rs 13'jc; M 12c; R lOc.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
. retailers: Oregon triplet 29.Sc; daisies
.9c: loaf SOJcr triplet, to wholesalers
7c; loaf 27c FOB.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb.
I Turkeys Selling prices to retail
ers : Dressed hens and torn 43 'ic lb. '
Turkey Alive: Government cell
ing buying prices: Hens and toms for
. i government sale 39.20c; for Civilian
trade 38.20c lb. I
Onions Green S0-85C doz. bunches.
Onions Idaho 3-lnch 2.23; do, No.
"1; local Oregon 2.23 per 60-lb. bag;
boilers 20s 34c: sets 7.63 sack. - -Potatoes
.Deschutes' culls S SO;
; Klamath rail culls 3 65 eentel; Uo. 2
and culls 1.60 per 90-Ib. bag; local
:2s. 100. 3.50 . ;
Wool Government control. .
' Cascara bark 1944 peel 15c lb.
: Mohair 19. 12-month 45c n.
: Hop Normal contracts. 1944, 15c
p; 1945. 75c: 194. 5c; 1947. SOc lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal:
Alfalfa No. 2 or betfer $34-36: oaU
vU:h $25 ton vallry points: timothy
(eastern Oregon) $33-36; clover $22-23
: ton.
'Enj Uanlcd .
Top Prices Paidl
Pronpt Remittance
CI!? or Bring Toot Eggs to
f EGG DEPOT
31 S. E. AJJer El
Vsri'iBd. Ore.
-V,
- t. ,
X'
Franklin N. Barth, mtor , ma
chinist lit "participated In op
erations In support of forces that
captured I wo Jima Island and
witnessed the raising of the U.
8. flag en that island," he has
notified his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Barth, 1112 Mill
street Three letters from her
son were received this week on
his 27th birthday, "It was a
birthday party in reverse," Mrs.
Barth said. The family came to
Oregon from the middle west In
1939 and have since lived near
Salem, moving Into town In Jan
uary. 1943. Her son enlisted In
the navy October, 1942, and has
since been In the soath Pacific,
Records of the men who took
part In the invasion of Iwo Jima
will carry the citation, as quoted
above, he has told his mother.
Bronze Star
Medal to
Watterson
SILVERTON Melvin Griffin
Watterson, motor machinist's mate
1c, has been awarded the Bronze
Star medal by Vice Admiral. Kin
kaid. The presentation was made
by Cmflr. David J. Walsh An-
sonia, Conn, commanding officer
or motor torpedo boat squadrons
training rtriter at Melville, RI.
The citation reads . in part:
"While serving as leading engi
neer, he participated in many com
bat, patrols into enemy territory.
Patrols in which he participated
sank or destroyed, much Japanese
shipping and shelled numerous im
portant enemy installations. His
boat came' under enemy short fire
on many .occasions. While in ac
tion' against the enemy a serious
concentration of exhaust fumes
developed in the engine room.
With disregard for his own safety,
he gallantly remained at his duty
post until his boat could withdraw
to-a place of safety and make
emergency repairs."
Watterson is a son of Mrs. Nel
lie Watterson, Silverton teacher.
. .
Bowders Home
From S. Pacific ,
GERVA1S-S. Sgt. Ross H. Bow
ders, son of Mrs. H. Bowders is at
his home in St. Louis on furlough
from the south Pacific where he
has been, for 30 months. .
Portland
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 16 (AP)
wheat futures not quoted.
. Cash grain not quoted.
Cash wheat (bid); Soft white 1.53;
soft white (excluding Rex) J .53; white
club 1.53; western red 153.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.53- 10
per cent 153; 11 per cent 1.58; 12
per cent 1.64.
Hard white- Ba'art: Ordinary 1.53:
10 per cent 1.53; 11 per cent 1.58;
U per cent 1.65.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 11, bar
ky 3. flour 12, corn 1, oats 1, hay 2,
znillfeed 8.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., March 16 (AP)
(WTA) Salable cattle 35t total 125
calves salable and total 35; market
active, mostly steady, but supply
largely dairy type cows and calve;
2eWng; week's top fed steers
1650; best heifers 16.00; cutter-common
heifers today 8 00-11.50; cutter
canner cows 6.75-9.50; medium cow
UP to 11-30: one lot medium vealers
j'--jjod-choice grades salable
Salable hogs 25. total 235; market
active, steady: good-choice 215-253 lb.
trucked . in 15.75; good sows . 15.00;
feeder pigs salable 16.50-17.75.
1 Sheep, none: market nominal; good
choice woo led - lambs salable . 15 50
16.00; good ewes salable $.00-50; week's
top $.75. - i . .. -, -
Stocks and Bonds
March
STOCK AVERAGES
20
..SJ v.v Rails
Friday 71.0
Previous day 82.8
16
10
Indus
37.9
37.7
35.4
36 A
28.2
" 37.1
32.9
343
22 J
10
utu
414
41.2
40
41.6
37.1
41.8
39.2
391
35.1
- W
Fogn
61.6
Sl.T
60.3
614
.53.2
62.6
57.8
58 3
49.5
Week ago ; 81 .6
Month ago $2.7
Year ago
-73.2
.84.3
1945 high
1943 low
-T8.8
14 high 793
1844 tow ......69.1
New 1945 high.
BOND AVERAGES
30
. v. r . - Indus
Friday 99.6 .
Previous day . 9J) 6
Week ago 98.8
Month ago . :98.$
Year ago R5.9
1945 high ... 99 8
1945 low 96.2
1944 high -.96 5
1944 low -2 794
13 13
Rails Uttl
1054 107.1
69
Stks
71.8
714
71.5
70.5
654
71.9
68.1
68 8
634
1054
107.1
1054
105.4
1054
105.5
104.6.
105.7
104.6
107.1,
105.9
107.6
106.9
1074 ;
104.7
DALLAS Geraldine L. Worley
has received orders to report to
Camp JLeJeune, NC, for 'boot
training as a U. S. marine corps
women's reserve." She will . leave
Portland March 30. :
Suffering at
Manila Seen
Bv Lyons Man
(Special to The Statesman) ! i
.with;ii2th cavalry regi-
MENT 0K; LUZON "Just 'as
many! of us were shouting 'He
member JPearl Harbor three yelirs
ago, so are many of the doughboys
and cavalrymen here crying 'Re
member. Manila in their drives to
totally annihilate the Japanese
from I the Pacific,', Pvt. Dalej M.
Bassett tf 'Lyons, Ore., recently
stated following his return ; from
Luzon's! capital with Chaplain
Charles Sarles, 112th cavalry
chaplain who has been active! in
administering aid to the thousands
of suffering, pain-ridden civilians
and released prisoners crowded in
the city i hospitals. ; : ' !
"The Chaplain and I visited nu
merous fiospitals, and at every ,'cot
of each I ward there was an unbe
lievable: story of atrocity, courage
and heroism written during! the
three dark years of Jap domina
tion. I IrJ every patient's eyes there
was thejsimple phrase Thank pod
you came before it was too late',"
the' Cavalryman, veteran of four
campaigns -including the rubber
boat ; beachhead at New Britain,
the brilliaht battle along 'i New
Guinea's Driniumor river at ! Ait
ape, and the severe mountain
fighting on Leyte, concluded. ; i
Following graduation- trom Mill
City! pie.- high school in, jNO,
BassettJ holder of the Combat! In
fantryman's badge plus .three (cam
paign stars, was employed as a
welder n Portland, being inducted
into the; army in April of 1943., Fol
lowing completion of basic ' train
ing at Camp Beale, Calif., the private,-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Bassett of Lyons, came overseas to
join t this former Texas cavalry
unit and begin his 14 months i
ov-
erseas service. j
Grains Kegain
Price Losses
CHICAGO, March i6-()-Short
covering and reinstatement of
long; lines following yesterday's
liquidation boosted wheat I prices
sharply today and other markets
were steady to strong. Rye finish
ed with gains ranging to two cents.
Of fekigs were light in ali i pits
at the! start and opening quota
tions soared as much as 24! cents
witH fhet in the lead. Profit
cashing developed on the bulges,
causing minor dips, but prices ral
lied easily. itjj"
Overnight consideration of -yesterday's
sudden collapse, f ; When
wheat I plunged as much as five
cents in seven minutes, indicated
it was entirely due to an : over
bought market.
. Buying of wheat was stimulated
by purchase for milling account
and; reports the' government is
expected to place orders next week
for 470,000 sacks of flour for ship
ment to Russia. H"
Short covering accounted for
fractional gains in - corn - during
the early trade. Prices eased later.
At the finish wheat was lVs
to 2VV higher than - yesterday's
close, May $1.17. Corn was un
changed to up H, May'$U4i
Oats were: unchanged to i high
er. May 66si. Rye was up 1 to 2,
May fl.l4V4-. Barley jjWs y4
higher to lower, May!$L!ll.
Idle Funds Buy
Income Stocli
llEtr YORK, March 16()-Buy-ing
power continued to center on
specialties in today's stock mar
ket while many leaders struggled
with success against light selling;
IdleJ money seeking income; out
lets provided the principal jjurend
prop. Earnings and dividends; aid
ed some issues. Transfers of 880,
OOOt shares compared with 00,000
the., day before. - iljjl
The1 Associated Press 60-stock
average was up .1 of a point at
61.8 with; the rail composite! edg
ing iii to new high ground ! since
1937. Oi h 902 issues registering,
437 were :up against 65 down or
unchanged.
PC' Eunice J. Chnn visited her
aunt, .Mrs. Elmer Doolittle,' while
on 'a jreceni. furlough and has re
turned to Palm Springs, Calif.-
Salem Market
Quotations .
The f price below supplied ! by
cal grocer are indicative of tha daily
mr I Pnc Pd to growers by Sa
lemTmjrers but are . not guaranteed
by The Statesman: . i ;;
BUTTEE. EGGS -AND POCLTKT "
Andresen's Ritin,
.AtJri.S? S wlUioirt aetlcer
HHW ..... ,r. , )! i i .......
No, 1 i " . j
No.: S - - ti
BUTTER PRINTS
B
.46-
.45U
46i
M
M
J3 "
2
J4 .
S3
Jl
Quart-s
EGGS)
Extra Marge '..
Mediums.
Standards - .
Pullets
Cracks
Colored hens No. 1
No. 2 colored hens
Colored Irya -
eases n
aianon creamery's Baying Prices
A:J!yS& u wttheat aoticel
Fryers - ... ??M a -. - :
Lmos 13.50
twei a. . ,i. m m n
Cows beef type .
Cows, daii-jr type
Hogs
joe to .12
JOS to .09
,15.7
EIJDRIDGE ! CnL Melvla
Brown.' son of the late Karl M.
k Browa an Mrs.
Brown f Ger-"
vsls, wh k
with the Eighth
air. force sta
tioned' la 'Eng
land. CpL Browa
has been over
seas 18 months
and reports the
winter has been
j iuiuaiuauy ! cold.
Most of the stoves born jeoke.
Austin Wilson
Writes FrQm 1
Io':jjiina: j
Cpl. Austin Wilson, Jr reveal
ed jthat he was in the Iwo Jima
invasion in a letter dated March
3, which has been received by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ai K. Wil
son, sr.," 1630 A street f
Jap raids all come at night, he
said, and US anti-aircraft j takes
care of ; them. The island he de
scribes as dirty, i black and! deso
late, covered with volcanic ash
which geiis in everything. At the
time he wrote he had not had his
clothes off for days, nor had he
had a shave. Water, he wrote, was
scarce." , -j- .
The Japanese marines had tun
nels and I rooms cut through Jhe
mountain and the mouth aiid bot
tom of the volcano served as a
veritable fortress, he wrote; Most
inspiring of all sights, he record
ed, was seeing Old Glory rise. :
Wilsonf receives his Oregon
Statesman and keeps up with the
local news. Landing at Hawaii in
June, 194, he has been on Gua
dalcanal and in
the western Ca-
rolines.
Pfc, Floyd E. Finn, roate; t, box
52, Salem, has! arrived in the
United States on furlough from
the Mediterranean theater I of op
erations,! wberej he -served 31
months Jwith the quartermaster
corps. i ; , : f i'.
Livestock and Poultry
WANTED: Beei! ana canner eoWa
bulls andWeala. Will eaU at farm
WANTED: COWS ;
For CalliT. shipment. SO head iof large
Guernsey or Holstein cows. Must be
coming fresh in March or April. Will
pay . top price. Drop a card! stating
where cows may be seen. M. !F. Kep
hart. R. 2.1 Box 187 Silverton. Silverton
highway ml. E. & , mi. Noj Central
Howell. ! a , ? i
4 YR. Old row 'milklnv K.. l...
5 J5aI;.dy' 2590 Simpson,. CaU after
CUSTOM HATCHING: Order early
for Best pates 1 Small orders, ducks,
wild game, a specialty. Baby; chicks.
1-..X1. mi am. t,. c.i mil ion. as iansing
ij Legal: Notice
' BIDS WANTED f
MODERN 6 ROOM DWELLING
FOR SALE Under orders! of the
Court will seU, for cash,! to the
person niaking the Jughest Sealed
bid, equal to the appraised value
or above, the property known as
1365 Marion Street, formerly the
home oj the lite Mr. land Mrs.
Frank G. Franklin. Bios will be
opened March 30th, 1945, . at 10
o'clock A. M. , . i j : . ; '
Separate bids will also ! be re
ceived for the furniture jin said
dwelling house I and will pell the
same to? the person making the
best bid 'above the appraised value
thereof. i i .
ROY R. HEWITT, i
Executor,!...'' C .
" 1?0 North Commerical
Street, Salem, Oregon.
fr - r M 15-16-17
CREDaTORS notice
- Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has . been appointed
Executor of the Last? WU1 and
Testament and Estate of Anna W.
Cable, deceased, by ! the j Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Marion County,i and has qualified.
All persons haying claims against
said estate are thereby notified to
present I the. same, with I proper
voucher, to the undersigned, at
Ladd &; Bush Branch, Salem, Ma
rion Cdiunty, Oregon, Within six
months .from the date of the first
publication of this notice, which
is Marcb 3d. . 1845. i f . ;
i ; THE UNITED STATES NA
TIONAL BANK OF PORT
LAND (OREGON) '
, Executor, Estate of Anna
W. Cable. Deceased. - ;
PAGE AND PAGE ' '
Attorneys for said Estate, -210
Pioneer Trust ; Building,
- Salem, Oregon - ' s t
i f M 3-10-17-24-31
NOTICE ON FINAL, ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the undersigned MARY M.
LAMBETH, Administratrix of the
estate of LYNN D. LAMBETH,
deceased, has filed in the Circuit
Court Qf the State of Oregon, for
Marionf County, Probate Depart
ment, her. Final Account, land that
said Court has, .by I an iOrder
thereof J designated Monday,
March 26,1845, at 10:00 o'clock
AJU. of said day, at the Circuit
Courtroom in the Court House at
Salem, 'Oregon; as the time ,and
place ; br hearing objections i to
said Final Account and the settle
ment oi said estate, at which said
time and place all persons so ob
jecting are hereby required to ap
pear and show cause, if any there
be, or U any exists, why said ac
count should not in all things be
allowed and approved, said estate
settled land closed and the Ad
ministratrix discharged. ' :
. I MARY M. LAMBETH.
, I as Administratrix of j
L - the estatst of Lynn D.
if Lambeth, deceased..
ROSS c LE WELLING v -
Attorneys for Estate i :
F 24-M 3-10-17-2 ; 1 i
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Help Wanted
WANTED: Cook, kitchen helper and
waitress. Box 31S Statesman, s .
MAN OR Woman In turkey! brooder.
House to live In. lights and Wood. Top
wages. Must be steady and sober. See
Mrs. M. C. Smith. Smith Turkey Farm.
Gervais, .Ore.' - ' - -l t -. , . .
WANTED Cook. Senator Coffee Shop
WANT a -Job with a ' post i war fu
ture? Inquire at Firestone store. 395
N. liberty, - V 'it tf f
Help WantedAble
Workers now employed in "war' pro
duction should not apply and will not
be considered for employment by era
ployers advertising In this secUon.
WANTED
in essential industry
6 Men J
for steady, 1
Apply
Friesen Box Cd
300 WaUace Road
Phone. 9189
WOOD CUTTER WANTED. Furnish
crew and cut 1000 cords 2nd growth.
1 will furnish drag saw.; Si mi. out
State St to Maclay-Pratum Rd. Turn
right. 1st fcse.xon left. Box 117, Rt. S,
Ph..23FU. . . . , I I'
POST -WAR. X high class men make
$3000 per year side money . Double for
full time, largest Health and - Acci
dent Company in the worlds See Mr.
Kempton, Senator Hotel; 4 to 6 p.m. on
Monaay. - j f
A Man Who Can Sell
Clothing, J
and who is not especially equipped
for work in industry, will find a
worthwhile lob with earnings' equal
to his abilities. - j j
J. C. Penney Co.j Inc.
MARRIED man on dairy1 farm. flSO,
house, lights, potatoes St milk. Ph.
67F13. : j
RAILWAY Express 'wants night
driver. 6 PM. to 3 A M, $174.50 Mo. 44
nr. wr. steady Job, vacation! and pen
mod privileges. j-. . t.
DAIRY hand. Schindler Bros. Dairy.
WANTED: - Retail route j salesman;.
Permanent. References required. Dairy
Co-op Assn.. 910 S. Com'C .
MEN WANTED-
Willamette- Valley's
Largest Appliance Dealer;
' - ; i P". I'---.
. Authorized agents for. Maytag-Easy,
and Bendix washers. Ironrite Ironers,
Frigidaires, Refrigerators, j and . ranges,
Want men to train for electrical ap
pliance service and saleswork. 1
..''' I-M"'
-Men Interested fin
preparing themselves for m permanent
postwar position.', Receive pay while
learning. Free schooling. Essential
work. '"! ',1 ."! ' 1 .
'atl ' 1 :
Apply
260 SUto St.
' Salem. Oregon
LOGGERS & SAWMILL
MEN NEEDElD
GOOD LIVING CONDITIONS. BOARD
AND ROOM AVAILABLE.
Cohbs and ' Mitchell Co.
Valsetz. Oregon. See Ike at) the U. S.
Employment Service, Salem.
Help Wanted Female
--Ms -.
- ---
A FASHION-MINDED
W0MN .
WOULD ENJOY SELLING WOMEN'S
. - . , . ; .
APPAREL HERE. 'PLEAS ANT EN-
i ' 1 ? : - "
VTJtONMENT TO WORK JIN. . ! .
GOOD HOURS AND ATTRACTIVE
SALARY. REMEMBER. THIS IS ES
SENTIAL WORK. BECAUSE XOV
AID IN ' THE DISTRIBUTION OF
VITAL CIVILIAN NEEDS J
J.- C." Penney i Cot, - Inc.
- ,,;A..:,,!;J:j".,.,',.:
FOUNTAIN girl and also an ex
perienced waitress wanted Tat the
Quelle. 440 SUto St j. j j
WOMEN needed. No -experience
necessary. Salem Laundry Co., - S63
S. . High. - - - ' ', f v I " t- ? i
. EXPERIENCED lingerie St i hosiery
saleswoman wanted. Apply Schlesinger
c Co.. 409 Court SV- j ;j -r -
DISHWASHER and! waftress. night
work. 162a N. ComT. j Chinese Tea
Garden. '." . j !; ; .
WELFARE CASEWORKERS. TELE
PHONE OPERATORS : for PERMA
NENT positions with the State apply
at 616 Mead Building. Portland 4. Final
filing date March 31. Positions locally
or throughout state. ' t
S WOMEN to learn ; pressing at City
Cleaning Works, 1243 . State St Apply
m person. ;
HOGG
BROS
"Strictly Private"
I GOT VOUR. ' lEJIBl ASTWS AC W W5S .
lEU&: SEWT- WCK. T) A--lWnz--4CHD0L-
OCT. BUT 'JtXi YiiCM
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Help Wanted
MEN AND
HELP WANTED
SPRING WORK IN HOPS STARTING. CONTTNUOU iWORK GUARANTEED.
CABINS. LIGHT AND : WOOD 'FURNISHED flT'- YOU WISH TO LIVE ON
FARM. - DAILY TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED TO OUTSIDE WORKERS
FREE OF CHARGE. - v . -vl
I PLEASE
WILLIAMS It THACKER, EOLA RANCH.
""t". rAIKITSXJJ. 133 ACRES HOP9 PHONE 22681
TLLrHEE RANCH. SALEM. 40 ACRES HOPS .", : ' . ;' " ; PHONE 32631
C A. MCLAUGHLIN RANCH. INDEPENDENCE, 360 ACRES HOPS. PH. 27F3
WILLIAMS & HART-MAIN OFFICE 1 ' ' pHOfflC 922S
BUS WILL LEAVE CHEMEKETA ANT
AND THACKER RANCH. AND LEAVES GERTH'S CROC. AND WALT
WHITE'S STORE AT 7:43. ... ': . ... X . . .. .. ; .
Help Wanted Female
OFFICE assistant over 1$ yrs. Good
starting salary. Apply in person. Grand
Theatre, v if . , . -
'HELP WANTED: Energetic women
19-45. yrs. in good health and inter
ested ii retail business Full trailing
opportunities with good pay from the
day you start Apply today Room SOS,
McGilchrist - Bldg- Safeway District
Office. - ' j : .
I GROCERY Clerk. Best pay . Steady.
"ina venwr. wesx saiem.
I WOMAN in holn n tnr 1 mnthav
and new baby for short time. 2240 Lee.
Situations Wanted
i HONORABLY DISCHARGED veter
an, married with family, wishes posi
tion of selling or clerking work, in or
near Salem. Box 324 Statesman.
j Child care, day or ve. phi. 2-1028.
MAN and wife desire emp. together
at once. Consider anything. Write full
information. Box 304.- Statesman. -
CHILDREN cared tarTttfM?
HQUR work '.75c hr; Ph. '8335..' ; ;
PreSchool ; PUySchool: 1381 - State
Ages 3-$ - Part or all day Ph -K.:
' Designing and remodeling homes.
Ph" 9493.- : - Rm. 220 Oregon Bldg
.. BE WISE MODERNIZE .. '
I ' Money to Loan
YOU - RECEIVE ' INDIVrDUAL CON-
r SIUEKATION WHEN YOU
.: ,v apply TO : .
General Finance Corp. ;.
' FOR ' . i , '
8uick Gash Lpanis
ally owned and operated," we are
familiar with all local needs and con-
amons and lend on any reasonable
security. Up to 12 mds. to repay. '
" Telephone 9168
State Lie. (S-138) 136 S. Commercial St.
PRIVATE MONEY
Auto And . Truck. Loans
I Contracts Refinanced 1
I Money for new and . used ears m
trucks regardless of age. No delay
brtcg car. and title and get the money
You retain possession of vehicle. .
l to IS jtonths i: to repay.
Aftei 5 o'clock - onone 3361 or gliaj
lor appointment
ROY H. SIMMONS
136 S Crml St Phone 9168' M 152 1
AUTO LOANS
Use your car as security. No Ions
rigamarole. Prompt, private: service.
$19.08 per mo. repays in 12 months
$180. Come in. or save time by 'phon
ing in your application. When approv
ed make Just one trip and 'pick up
your cash immediately. '
Personal Finance Co. j
Room 125, Second Fir. New Bligh Bldg.
aim siaie si. rnone: saietn aisi
- Lie S-122 M-165 i. ,
$ MONEY $
REAL ESTATE LOANS ;
- '' PERSONAL "LOANS
- I CA. LOANS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
- . . Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO.
Uc S-219 W-J2Z ; til Guardian Bids
Auto, Loans f
Willamette Credit Co. j
9TB FLOOR GUARDIAN BUTLDINt.
I . LICENSE W M t9'
For Sale -Miscellaneous
"THOR Mangle. Ph. 3975.
FARMSTRS' VOtm rTTOTr- o did
OR KNOB TREAD TRACTOR TIRES
L .m 11x369.00-36 ONLY $58.95 PLUS
TAX. LET US HELP YOU APPLY
FOR A RATION ORDER. USE WARDS
rTIME PAYMENT" PLAN. .
! - MONTGOMERY WARD '
155 N. LIBERTY i SALEM
X SDId.1 hl.1l Mil inrin.. 4--
f. , vwn
spring mattresses. S lawn chairs, rock
ing" chair, chert drawers. T elec. ref.
perfect, condition.. 1193 N. 5th St No
i LOGGING truck and trailer or win
trade for "cat" David Schafer, Star
Rte Silverton. Ore. - 4
Daffodils 15c dox. 2680 Cherry Ave.
By ftuinn Hall
tJrJa.A3e!2
- FT. waavuc3. tA.
AAE Am..
Vi7
Help Wanted
WOMEN
PHONF.
165 ACRES HOPS. PH. 6759 or 1-1331
cnarFiT v an a t ms nmtiine
For Sale Miscellaneous
SLIGHTLY USED PRE-WAR
FURNITURE '
. Twin spools bed. spc. Matt.
8 pc. Wal Din. Set. .
:--pre jWar Daveno.
Rebuilt Day. & Chair.
Beautiful. Bed Set with Box spg. ft
spg. fill mattress.
Bright? Furniture Co.
453 Court St. . V Ph. 7511
rES NEW RnlnvB Wri IV.tt.
box xa Statesman.
CAST ALUMINUM PANCAKE and
steak griddles with -detachable handle.
Underwood; std. typewriter! Phi 4528.
ELECTRIC j TOASTER, electric per
colator, man's bicycle. Taylor Tot,
small lawn mower, lady's golf set, ce
dar chest, modern Hoosier kitchen cab
inet, bath rm. sink, laundry trays, sin
gle bed, coil Spring and mattress. Mon
tag circulating heater, wheel barrow,
25 lb ice -boa. 1605 N.- Summer St.
Woodry'a Auction and Furniture Mar-
. tac.succ u mac.
WOOD LATHE on stand with motor.
460 University St. . i. i-.. -. lv
. - - ....... wu.H.avaw VWZmXA, 1 1.1
epringa, -both; for $8.00. Ph. 2-1163.
: WELDERS
New or lisod- A f .n r? A ' -
general purpose arc welder, the first
practical underwriters approved weld
ing; machine built, to. operate satisfac
torily! from 110 volt power supply.
GAS lie ARC OUTFITS FOR RENT.'
: VALLEY WELDING SUPPLY CO.
-2jjfy- ' Commercial -. 1
FOR SALE: Almost new 6" Haddorff
grand! pianoj Beautiful solid mahogany
case 8c deep : rich tone. 945 Union St.
. r
- BIKE: Like - new. . tH M.n ..
guitajf $40. Will take tradeln.- Heater
. SIDE ARM Gas water heater; pilot
light lit chain pull attachment com
plete jwith fittings 8c 35 foot of pipe.
320 Wj. Superior or Ph. Hunt Clark. 3345
- WnlJU- Exchange medium size tri
cycle for large size and pay -difference.
Ph. 4256.
- HOLLVWOOn Km - .
listing of i bed, box springs and mat
tress;!, also desk and chest of drawers
JrZ, w. fORc lamp,- 3-way lamp.
eartl tahlM
red leather clulr an
elec. coffee
urn. etc 2382 State St.
Ph. 3761. -
trl' k-Sit. .kn. i .1 . ' i
$. Xylophone (orchestra chimes) in
tSF'ilP teLbar,:' ,te OI mallets.
$20. Phone ?346. -
i- "imuuic service, ail
makes, parts and wringer rolls. Truck
pick up and cell very. Prompt service.
25 y.-ars- to! business. Division Hard
Coj364 S. E. Division SU
Portland. Ore.
IT F lTTfTT WT Tm-H.;! .
vST5' XZ PiP- OREGON GRA.
VEL iCO, 1405 N. Front St. Ph. 3411.
Johnston Sheet Metal Co.
' 1 1410 S.f 12th. Salem, Oregon -
. i: Phone 5391 :
; Years of Jexperience enables as to
give- you guaranteed workmanship. .
Air conditioning. Furnaces. Gutters
Eav. trait 0H Sk.li.kt. g .. , 1 1 i
Tanks and) - repairing. free esti.
MATES, i :-v . :.b",
Reg. Cocker Spaniel, stud service,
dark red gm. son Ch. Stockdale Start
ler. 1U. 7. Ex SIB. i ml N. underpass.
STlOVK rsnsilrfne sU tea.
Woodlry's MkU 1605 N. Summer St.
MAN'S bicycle in good cond. $27 JO.
Henry Nelson, Rt. 8, Box 245U 2 mi.
IV of Fruitland. . . . -
TWO rhuilf - . ij
chaij-s and one settee. Ph. 6396. 1619
WRINRfU Hr.Il. .n , . .
. . -" v mil manes OI
m .........a. , mr. ejiis at
45, B" rum, Co, 315 N. Ub-
LAWNMOwrn Ktltl'J ..'
lusting. j . a.-
WjjodryjMkt, 16C3 N. Summer Si
ATMORAtrs riTnn-m .
B . iig reni
a duj f m sen rumiture, tools
stoves, dishes, motors, radios. Electric
t w a-wwjM, VVIIUUCIU8U. eTl
i
MX)
LAIl
MODERN jBed Daveno, Phone 6294.
"-ALWAYS a'big stocitr'v"1 ' -"-- " ,
Woodry's rumiture Mkt Ph." 6110
'jTKAILERS for rent See - per hr. " "
Woodry s Mkt, 1605 N. Summer.
For Sale Sliscellaneons
FULLER Brushes. 17i Grant P. 8367
WantedFnrnitiire
i FURNITURE. househald . goods . and
everything. Suadale's. 293 N. Coral '
Ph. 3698. I nnn l
' CASH for used furniture. Ph. 7596. -State
Street Furniture Store. '
- Household goods, elec.! Irons, radios,
clocks. Huss, 1iH:iP,-'-?2?- J
XT. YOU have furniture to aell.se .
Russ. Bright Phi 751L j453. Court. .
Wanted Miscellaneous
. WANTED i One .IV. or S H. P: air
cooled motor. Reasonable. . Robert B.
Ramage. 810 N. JLibertyj St. r .
WANTED: Table linen; describe
fully. Box 321 Statesman.
WANTED to Buy: Antique walnut
dining rnv chairs. Ph. 509.
'"wantbSTTb-1
restaurant. Box 319 Statesman.
WILL Buy a few. used pocket or
wrist watches, any condition. . R. G.
Warren, - certified- watchmaker, 125 N.
. We Buy, FurnituTc
TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 30 YEARS
REPUTATION OF" BUSINESS INTEG- .
9UTY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. .
" HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED
-PUnOs,f 'r-'--
Furniture ind Appliances
: Call 9149 tor appointment 1
HOGG BROS.
260 jState St :
BIKE:. Any condition. - Ph. 21985.
-WILL Pay your once (with in rea
son) for good used furniture, radios,
stoves, guns, trailers, etc. Ph. Glenn
Woodry,. 5116 for immediate .service.
Woodry Auction Mkt, 1605 N. Summer
St 29 years in Salem, j . -
WANTED. PIANOS. Wm . pay cash.
WUU Music Store. 432 State St
WANTED. Pianos. Talhnan s. Ph 6707
WANT ' TO Buy. Oaeo cameras Js
lenses McEwan Photo Shop 435 Stat.
USffiD FUBmrrURR - PB 1 9185
CASH tor- 'used piano as other mu
sical instruments . Call 4441 days , or
9537 evenings or send description ' to
Jaquitn Music co 8 High,
Bliscellaneoos
' DISKS and disk .plows m a c h i n
ground. 3 mL west on Dallas highway
to aign. -. S . - - j .
BUY-. RIGHT-NOW- CLEANER
From Your Grocer. ' Us it for more
sanitation. WOODWORK. Dishes. Laun
dry St --General Spring House Clean
ing. Willamette Gro. Supply-all aizee
25c. 50c. $L'J j ;
VETERANS '." Information . Service.
Chamber-of Commerce," 1' to 4 p.m.
Sponsored - by Disabled Araer. VeU. A.
L. Brewster. Service Officer. Ph. 4339.
Dental Plate iRepair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST
. - . - i CASES -Bring
or Mall (Your Plates for Repair.
DR HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST
Adolph Bldg State & iCom. Ph. 3311
For Rent Rooms
HOUSEKEEPING room. 280 N. 19th.
LARGE sleeping room. oU heat Em
ployed lady, no smoker, no drinker.
Call between 1 and Tj PJtoi. 879 N.
Cottage St. .1 .
SLEEPING RMS., single and double.
Bus at corner. -1208 Court
NICE heat rm. Women. 960 Marion.
; -I
Room land Board
MIDDLE AGED convalescent lady
wants board and room ih private home.
Box 325 Statesman. 1
For Rent Apartments
jl ROOM -Furn. - Apt - $3.50 , week.' -1290
Oak. Phone, 5276. I ,
For Rent iBouses "
J 3 RM. HSE... parUy farn. 3 adults; io
objection one small child. 1573 Oak. .
ARMY Wif (rA nhlwHm, m.Il
chUd ) or working ginl . to- share my :
nome in exenange xor care . of my
baby. 475a S. Winter 7
For Rent
B ' rm. umrKir . h.n. '
land, has 2 ,r-rM mtnirli(-iM t
boysen. 1 acre logan. acre of strawber
ries, the rest of the crop mostly in.
' uuiia.ao in unas ox ma
chinery to ruh! the ' farm. Must be
rented either Sat. of Sun. . .
RORFRt t.STP Unoats I
miles north on Highway 99. I ma
iwuinoy ittoaa.
DUTCH MillJCafe. B97 N. Coral.
""TRUCKS tori rent, j You drive Uo
Cune m. Love a ohona 9600 .
" COOP Used pUuo. tL L stiff
FLOOR - SANnS-H tn, : m. n.-
gonvjy Ward, i ' 1.
Wanted toi; Rent
ElJllTRT.'V ff1Tt -r l j
Dnflk. AP llrlnb ... W : ... . . . .
Z -', - ;w toil uiiinrn.
home. Permanerit Can not exceed $23. ;
a, rows. . -i m
SMAT.T. MUascjhi Ae Avi ...
- wa a, mb as, ui usjaw
f urn.. Couple. No chUdren. Ph. 3784.
"WANTED TOMLXAslTcJbrnT
home, unfurn. Will mv im A civ
mo. Ph. 3403 oe 648L f -
!or"'aot'" u
2 or 3 bdrm. Hinfurni house. Reliable
tenant with references. Ph., 8030. -
RESPONSIBLE eounU wieh. n n
I or 3 bdrm. unfurn. house. Good ref
erences. Permanent Ph. 7982. .
WANTED: X 'r a tuu
i j " - - - "vmi tiv iiaiajA
PERMANENT reirfak .ni.
- . i i w v... vmmm V .AMU
muum. ham., iln i.
erenees. Phone 5513. I ,. - v - . "
WANTED hT .mnln
nUhed or unfurnished apartment, walk-
ciiy center. Box 23 States
mail. , j . .
PBnrrssiriiitit . .
J bed rm. house with basement Ph.
' 1 : t
For Sale Real Estate
jvifvM MrmrNew.utiUty .
yr" . J w plastered and
tinted. Cor. lot 50x100.; CaU Mr. Ramsey
V-r mm -mi . S - . , -,
uutt Keal Kstate Co. ,
Phone 3793 i j ve. Phone S.itsi
by owner, - Uuhty rm, large sarace
and eardea. inaa
TSF BUNGALOWS on t lots.
' i pta?r' hrwood floors and Ve
neUBn blmda in each. 3 of them have
Rostein & f Adolph, Inc.
llO'.k N. ComXfst (upstairs) Ph. 303
. . Rem- phone 8314 ; ,
1 or 2 bdrmi houi
preferred. Ph. ?474. j . . . . ,
. .