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Th CIGOIf fiTATwMJUZ, Balwa, Oragoxi, Cunday Morning, Apr3 I, ISiS PACS rOUTiTEIIT ::.VTAT; nt'-.-XTTTT . V,. .:r. v. ,!yr.'..r v... . .. i Van Neys Visit In Aumsville AUMSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Van Ney of Morton, Wash visited his mother, Mr. Jennie Van Neys, at; the home of Mrs. Luta Tuson this week. George M. Nebon of Scotts Mills has purchased the ranch of Paul Simms southeast of Aumsville. He has two boys in school here. Mrs. Hazel Smelser and her father, J. Walker, visited at the .Luta Fuson home Sunday. Lester Ellis has sold his house east of the Southern Pacific tracks and purchased the Brinkman prop erty, where he will move soon. He intends to remodel the old house, an old land mark that has stood for more than 50 years. Lee Highberger is having a dump and elevator on the west end of the feed and flour mill; he also Sewing Club Holds Thursday Meeting At Van Cleaves HAZEL GREEN The Sunshine Sewing club met Thursday with Mrs. Hattie Van Cleave. Mrs. Roy Rumkle was joint hostess. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. C. F. Doane, Mrs. Virgil Per rine, Mrs. J?orothy Zielinski and Mrs. Loyd McDonald. Members present were Mrs. Hal vor Omholt, Mrs. C. F. Doane, Mrs. Herman Wacken, Mrs. Ru dolph Wackenj, . Mrs. Virgil Per rine, Mrs. Harry Hobson, Mrs. Ralph Gilbert, Mrs Andrew Zp hare, Mrs. Albert Fern, Mrs. Al vin Van Cleave, Mrs. Julius Slat- tum, Mrs. Loyd McDonald, Mrs. Glen Looney, Mrs. Perry Sanders, Mrs. Dorothy jZielinski, and Mrs Lawrence Zielinski. The next an4 last meeting of the season will fee at Mrs. Albert Fern's home April 11 and an elec tion of officers, will be held. "British Tighten Food Ration This Weekend LONDON, March 31-(P)-The British government announced to night that the civilian cheese ra tion would be cut from three to two ounces weekly per person, effective Sunday. The option of obtaining either marmalade or sugar from sugar coupons was withdrawn, effective tomorrow. Valley Obituaries Melvin Wood LEBANON Melvin Wood, born in Albany, Feb. 16, 1912, died in Lebanon March 28. Burial was made in Union cemetery in Craw fordsville after services in the Howe chapel in Sweet Home. He is survived by his widow and brother, Kief f er WTood, , of this vicinity; by his father and a sis ter in California; a sister, Nelda Day, in Alsea and a brother John Wood in the navy. Grains Steady Through Very Dull Session CHICAGO, Mar. 31-(;P)-Wheat and rye gained major fractions to day and other grain futures mar kets were about steady in an ex tremely j dull session that was largely devoted to evening up op erations in preparation for a week end which may bring important developments in Europe. ' The trade was nervous and price changes, though small, were rapid. Pit operators were on the bear side at the start, influenced by the good ,war news. The offerings were hot large, however, and all markets rallied quickly after min or dips. Orders to sell wheat appeared on all the minor turns. The corn market was quiet and prices were on the off side most of the day. . "f at ., . v p-tt Z'iJ 10 IT. Liberty L Salm 'Si -Mam- PTA Leases Garden Land AUMSVILLE The PTA met at the high school Monday and voted to lease two or three vacant lots and . plant potatoes. -. They also voted to purchase two or three calves and put them in pasture and in the fall give them other feed to fatten them for use in the school lunch program. Mill Gty' Women Are Hostesses to Honor Their House Guests MILL CITY Mrs. . Clayfcm Baltimore enter t a 1 n e d Tuesday with a luncheon for Mrs. Fred Duffy on her birthday. Guests were Mrs. Fred Duffy, Mrs. Ed Rupp, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. William Shuey, Mrs. M. G. Ram bo of Lyons, Mrs. Louis Slaton, Mrs. Vern Clark, Mrs. James Dowling and Mrs. Baltimore. Mrs. Lowell Cree entertained Wednesday afternoon for her mo ther, Mrs. J. M. Dickinson of Sa lem, who has been her house guest the past two weeks. The afternoon was spent renewing acquaintances and visiting. Pres ent to honor Mrs. Dickinson were Mrs. Anna Swift, Mrs. Marion Huston, Mrs. Frank Caraway, Mrs. Morris Howe, Mrs. Carl Chance, Mrs. Byron -Bates, Mrs. H. Mickenham. West Salem Church to Have Revival Service WEST SALEM, March 31. The Mennonite Brethern church is sponsoring an evangelistic cam paign under the direction of Rev. Albert Fadendecht of the Baptist church Jof Lisbon, Iowa. Mrs. Fadendecht is a violinist and plays for the service which her husband conducts, which will continue through April Valley Calendar TUESDAY, APRIL. 3 Swegle Women" club, 1 p.m., Mrs. William Damey, Garden road. Cenral Howell Farmers' Union aux iliary. 11 a.m., Mrs. Edith Knuths. project leaders. Mill City Women's club, Carl Kelly home, 8 p.m., Marjorie Tye, guest speaker. West Stayton PTA, schoolhouse, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 Aurora Women's club, 2 p.m., Mrs. Lottie Fry home. Silverton Hills Home Ec club, 1:30 p.m., George Benson home. Rickey Garden club, Mrs. R. Millett, 1420 Court. . THURSDAY, APRIL 5 Polk County PTA Council, Dallas. Lois Lutz, guest speaker. Jefferson PTA. Dan Poling, guest speaker. Brooks dewing club, Mrs. Dollie Ramp. Spring Valley Home Missionary so ciety, Mrs. Henry Neiger. FRIDAY, APRIL Swegle Community club, 8 p.m. box social. Salem Heights Women's club, com munity hall, 2 p.m. Frances Clinton, guest speaker. Macleay grange, 8 p.m. Eola Community club. SATURDAY, APRIL 7 YGA at Union HiU hall, 8 pjn. Marion County Farmers Union, Mt. Angel, 10 a m Salem Market Quotations . Tt.e 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: BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY (Subject to csa.net without notice) BUTTERFAT Premium , , , M No 1 ' Si No. 2 M BUTTER PRINTS A B . .46 .45 .464 J7 . 44 J3 31 J4 3 J1.40 , 29 J1.40 13.50 ' 04 to .06 .04 to .06 ..06 to .08 ..08 to .09 JO ...09 to .12 .13 to .1440 ..08 to .12 Quarters LUGS Extra large Mediums Standards Pullets Cracks POULTRY No. 2 colored hens Colored frys Rakes . Fryers Lambs Ewes Cows, boners and cutters Cows, common . , Cows, top dairy Cows, beef type Veals Bulls Hogs. 160 to 270 ..15.45J QUWI .13 to 14.50 Trcsh up" bop smiling! A great self-starter for a happy mood is clean tasting 7-Up. Its chip per freshness leaves ; your mouth feeling wide-awake. You "fresh up." You feel Hke smiling! Just look for the nearest store display ing the 7-Up signs. ' ' y i .-.. -r-.ri Youltfce It.. it like you Oregon 'Phone 8751 aiiiiey; :i Sunbeam Service Qub Entertained Wedrieidaj MONMOUTH Mrs. Susiefstan ton wa$ hostess Wednesday -Jafterr noon to the Sunbeam Service club. Mrs. Gi L. Russell presided, at the business session. - Mrs. Frances Kestor :ill entertain the club in Aprfl. jl , Stock Market Closes Books OniBad Month NEW!;1 YORK, March Slj -JP)- Specialties . took the buying play in today's brief stock market which posed the books n its worst month, from a price stand point, ift nearly a year and ,a half. Dealings were sluggish and, while Selected liquors, oils and rails did relatively well, numerous leaders1 were as a standstill. A pleasing earnings statement from Schenley lifted this stock 3 points and buoyed Park it Til- ford, American Distilling and Dis tillers Corp. splitups, actual and nroDosed. aided Loew's arid U. S. Plywood. Oils such as Standard of CaL, Plymouth, Texas Co. and Standard of N. J. had the benefit of an internal revenue bureau rul ing that petroleum cpncerhf could continue to list certain intangible drilling costs for tax purposes de spite as court decree to the con trary.1 f , " l- Quotations at Portland Portland Produce SI: PORTLAND, Ore., March 3liM API Butter ft AA prints 46-46,ic,ii cartons 46i-47,ic: A grade prints ! 5'i-46c; cartons S45'4-46J,4C; B grade prints 45',i-45Jic. cartons M-MlsC rr Butterfat First quality, maximum of 6 of 1 per cent acidity, idelivered in Portland 52-52; premiums quality, maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acid ity M-Sic; valley routes and coun try points 2c less than first or B0-51',4c Eggs To Retailers: A A extra large 46c; A A large 44c; A large 42c; A me dium 38c; small ( pullet 35c dozen. Live poultry Buying prices from producers: Broilers up to 2 lbs. 31.40c; fryers i to 3,4 lbs. 31.40c; roasters over 3ft lbs.. 31.40c; Leghorns 27.90c; coloredl hens all weights 27.90c; roost ers and' stagsi 16c up. "' ; 8: Country meats Rollback ; prices to retailers; Country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-140 lbs. 19-19,,ies, vealers AA 22'ic; A 21V4C-, B 19'ic; S fl5-17c; r,ill 13-lSo- beef AA 21ic: A 20s,c; B I84c; C 16a,c; canner-cutter cows 13-14c; p bulls canner-cutters ! ;14-14c; lambs AA 26c; A 242c; B ; f2V2c: C 10-20c; ewes FS 13ic; M 12c; R lOic. Cheese Selling price toi Portland retailers i Oregon triplets 29.3ci daisies 29 9c; loaf 30.2c; triplets to wholesalers 27c; loaf 27ic FOB. U; Rabbits Government ceilihg: Ave rage country killed to retailer! 44c lb.; live price to producers 22-24C lb. Turkeys Selling prices to retail ers: Dressed hens and toms 43VaC lb. Turkeys Alive: Government ceil ing buying prices: Hens and: toms for government sales 39.20c; forf civilian trade 38i0c lb. Onions Green 75-85C dot. ;t)unches. Onion Idaho 3-inch 2.15-2.25; do No. 1: local, Oregon 2.00-2.15 50-lb. bag. Onioqs Sets, eastern. ' ZZs, 7.65; plants, s Walla Walla 6.00-6.50.3 Pntatoei Deschutes culls 3.60; Klamath Falls culls 3.65 cental: No. 2 and culls 1.60 per 50-lb. bag; local Is. 100s.; 3.50. i Woot? Government control. Cascsra bark 1944 peel 15c lb. Mohair 1942. 12-month 45c lb. Hay Wholesale prices Nominal : Alfalfa' No. 2 or better $34-96: oats vetch $25 ton valley points;; timothy (eastern Oregon) $35-36 ton; clover 822-23 aon. ,'r Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore.. March 31 (AP) No wheat futures or cash grain quoted. Cash ' wheat ( bid ) : Soft unite I .w soft wliite (excluding Rex) 143; white club 154: western red l.M. Hard: red winter: Ordinary, 1.53; to per-cent -1.56: 11 per cent? 1.59; 12 wr cent 1.65. ! Si Hard White Baart: ordinary i oj; iu per cent 1.53: 11 per cent , 1 58; 12 rer ceht 1.65. - i ii Today s car receipts: wneai m, oar- ley 3. flour 15, corn 3, oats o, nay z, millfeed 2. flax 2. 1 r Stocks and Bonds 31' -X i 10 10 Rails ! Util m eu .n STOCK AVERAGES 10 Stks Saturday ...80.5 Previous day 80.4 Week ago 80.5 Month: ago 83.5 Year ago 72.0 36.1 40 6 594 59.8 59.9 62.0 524 62.6 " 574 35.9 364 37.4 274 38.1 324 40.5 0. 41.6 964 114 394 1945 High 84 5 194 low 78.6 BOND AVERAGES :. : so IS Indus 105.1 105.1 1054 105.4 1054 1054 104.6 IS 60 V cv 113 Saturday ...,... 99.4 Previous day ,.99.4 Week ago 99.5 itnu 107.0 1064 107.0 107.3 105.6 107 6 106.9 Fogn 704 71.0 71.0 Month ago 99.4 Year ago , 86.3 714 65.1 1945 high . B9.B 1945 low 96 2 714 681 Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. March 81 (AP) WFA Salable cattle for week 1940; calves 225; compared week' ago mar- nei swaay to z. niener out ciosin traae on lower grades less active than at mid-week: steer top advanced 50 at 17.00 for two loads and one truck lot; several good-choice loads 16.50- ia; most good fed steers 15.50-16.25; common-medium 11 00-15.00: common- medium heifers 11.00-14.00: food heif ers 14.50-15 50; medium good: beef cows jj.uu-u.uu; canner -. cutters C.30-94S; DRESSED 5 Veal and Hogs Uanibp! !Ttp Prices Paid! ;;lrompt Ecmitta-cs . . ( Ship ! ,i . FrcJ Ileycr ' lied BivL:i:3 144 t. W. TamhOl 8L er S. JC. t2ad ft Foster Bird ITm! Wt can accept only a-lmaJs killed tn comptUnco with O. r, A rervlaOons. - ; heavy dairy type cows Upward to 11.00-90; medium - food bulls 10.50 IXM, odd had liM; good '.choice veaiers 19.00-16.00. Salable bogs for week 800: steady, mostly at ceiling levels with supply far below actual trade, needs; Weights above ' ISO lbs. mostly 15.75. ceiling; good , sows- all weights 15.00. ceiling; good stags 13.00-00; good-choice feeder pigs-H.60-17.M. . -- . Salable sheep for week 785; gener ally steady but top fat lambs 25 high er; good-choice trucked In wooled lambs 1S-5O-18D0; one double fed lambs 18.15. new high this year; com mon-meeium grades predominated at 11.00-14.00; good-choice spring lambs, first of season, 18.00 Tuesday; few head on specialty accounts at 16.25; good yearlings to 1J.25; good ewes 8.00-50; culls down to 2.50. f DENVER SHEEP ? 1 DENVER, March 31 (AP) Sheep compared Friday last week: Slaughter lambs uneven, mostly steady; other classes very scarce, also around steady; choice Colorado fed wooled lambs top ped at 16.60 freight paid i each day; few 16 40-50 memo to west Coast; many loads flat or memo; good-choice loads 18.25-40 freight paid and 16.29 flat; medium-good 15.50-75 flat; best truck ins 15.75; wooled slaughter ewes 9.00 down; few feeding lambs" 12.0014.00; shorn lambs averaging 80 lbs. 14.50. Classified Advertising Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 Three insertions per line Six insertions per line. -25c .40c One month per linej $1.23 Minimum charge 25c; ti. min imum 35c; 6 ti. mini 45c. No refunds. ! ; Copy for this page accepted un til 6:30 the evening before publica tion for classification Copy re-'y mveo a i id uiis lime wui vw run under the heading "Too Lata to Classify" . The Statesman assumes no finan cial responsibility tor errors which may appear in advertisements pub lished in its columns and in cases where this paper is at f fault will reprint that part of an s'advertise ment in which the typographical mistake accurs. . t The Statesman reserve the right to reject questionable advertising It further reserves the right to place all advertising under the proper classification. i A "Blind" Ad an ad containing Statesman box number for an ad drecs Is for the protection of the advertiser and must therefore be answered by letter. The .Statesman not at liberty to divulge infor mation as to the Identity of an advertiser using a "Blind ad. Livestock and Poultry WORK HORSES SADDLE HORSES Bar K Stock Ranch Large assortment on hand at all times at very attractive prices. CRED IT given anyone. JJiscourt for cash Guaranteed as represented. Free de livery. Harry Kuehne. Carlton, Ore. Located 6a mi. W. of Newberg. FOR SALE: Gobler and 2 turkey hens ready to lay. 75 Lansin FOR SALE: Two year old purebred Guernsey bull. Gaylord Johnson. 3 miles North of Rickreall, Rt. 1. Bx. 112 RABBITS WANTED, top prices. Bring them in. Furs bought. Breeding stock, does and young for sale. Harder Rabbit Farms. 3405 Cherry! Ave. Phone Z-1Z34 or Z-1H8Z. WANTED: Beet and canner cows bulls and veals. Will call at farm E. I Snethen. 3570 E. Turner Road Ph 21345 Morns or eves. : CUSTOM HATCHING: Order early for Best Dates) Small orders, ducks. wild game, a specialty. Baby chicks. n.h strain, c. E . Milton, 85 Lansing Ph. 9526. si Help Wanted WANTED EXPERIENCED RETOUCHER AT ATTRACTIVE WAGES. 5APPLY IM MEDIATELY, j Box 350, co Statesman MEN and Women for hop yard work Bus leaves Chem. it Com, at 7:30 a m Gerth Groc. and Walt White's Store, West Salem, at 7:45. Williams & Th acker. WANTED: Silk finisher and presser. Peacock Cleaners, pn. 5Sz Help WantedMale Workers now employed In war pro duction should not apply land will not be considered for employment by em ployers advertising in this section Distributors, Agents. Garages, want' ed to sell the Wonder Car Polish and Glaze, PER MA GLOSS, and GLAZE. It will not gum or streak, leaves the hardest wax known to man, reduces tfte time of a polish Job 7 Write for booklet, and agency, send si. 50 xor set 2 car job. PER MA POLISH CO., 937 . Main St., HUisborp, Oregon. HOP Yard help. Ph. 9229 week days. Kola McClellan. WANTED: A warehouse man be tween the age of 25 and 35. Salem Hardware Co. f JANITOR for downtown I building. Early morning work. Must be able to drive car. Write Box 351; care States man. BPS BOY The Spa. WANTED: Man to graft cherry tree. Z3io nu, 4tn. pnonc -5. LARGE Company wants credit and operating man wltn or iwltnout ex perience. Perm, position. Give full de tails nrst letter, box 341 statesman MEN wanted for hoo- vard work Truck leave Ladd Sr Bush Bank 6:45 A.M. Ph. 9623 or 23052. RAILWAY Express wants night a river pm to 3 AM. Si 74 do Mo. 44 hr. wk. Steady Job, vacation and pen sion privileges, critical industry. WANTED: Rtn rnnta ulMmin PermanenW References required. Dairy co-op Asan, io s. coml , KITCHEN janitor, steady employ meat, good wages. Marion. HoteL DAIRY hand. Schindler Broe, Dairy DRC CHAM . LAM Pr.Y.TJUasJlJi. Or.ChaavNJi CIUVESK nerbeJlsts . 241 North Liberty, Upstan-s Portland General Electric Co Office open Saturday only 10 a.m. to 1 pjn; S to i Jpm Coa ml La U on. Blood pressure and urine tests are free of charge. Practiced 1911. ijLl Financial Help Wanted Male MEN WANTED 5 Willamette Valley's i Largest Appliance Dealer Authorized agents tor Maytag. Easy, and Bendlx washers, Ironrite Ironera, Ftigidaires, Refrigerators, and ranges. Want men to train for electrical ap pliance service and aaleswork. . . j! , -: . Men Interested In v preparing themselves for a permanent postwar! position. Receive pay while learning. 3 Free i schooling. - Essential work.' Apply i H0GGBR0S. 360 State St. Salem, Oregon MgnWanted J6 - 50 For employment in Salem, no experi ence necessary. Attractive salary plus liberal laundry allowance. Excellent opportunities for advancement Standard Stations, Inc. . I i See D. A. VESTAL ' i 1210 State St, (Certificate of Availability Required) rwnrri and Vegetable man. Good pay to start. Permanent. Will teach business to alert and ambitious man. If you know this business you draw the highest pay in food business. Sav ing Center. Portland Rd. - ., , rmrtT:i! Arrsm man to work In fur- nitnr- itnra Part - time on delivery truck. Must be qualified to repair and set up zurmiure. nuu State Sti , - I " Help Wanted Female TYPISTS needed Immediately! for 2 months (to compile registration lists for special election. Good daily; wage. Good working hours with rest per iods, see David o riara, urn. uv, iaie Capitol. ? CSHTER Wanted. Price's, 135 N. Liberty. EXPERIENCED fountain' girl The Spa. j GODTJO-EmdUberaMP young lady or service man's wife in exchange for light services and com- tion to small child. Ph. 6685r MrSl Gwynn.;:1311 N. Liberty. in registrar's office Willamette Univ. Apply Eaton Hall. LADY! or Girl to work local music store. Must play piano; steady work. Write Box 34S statesman. WOMAN for lisht housework and care of ; 2 children day times while mother works. 1 child school age. Ph. 3262. ii FJPEfotENCEDoffice Cochran at the Salem Chamber of Commence. Ph. 9229. WANTED: Experienced waitress. Marion I Hotel. 2 WOMEN to learn pressing at City Cleaning Works 1245 State St. Apply in person. HELPS WANTED: Energetic women 18-45 vrs. in cood health and inter ested in retail business Full training opportunities with good psy from the day you start. Apply today Room 206, McGilchrist Bidg . sareway uisurici Office. WOMAN 45 to 55 yrs. for maid's work. Apply Hotel Salem, steady work Salesmen Wanted nraii T?TiTr uUmnn fchn has plenty of pep. personality, neat . ap pearance, good car. Box 345 Statesman Situations Wanted ADVERTISING Idea Man desires permanent West Coast opportunity, Agency; mtg., publishing. Sales back ground.; Hiehly creative. F. W. Dodge, 39U -Mtn piace, wooasiae, . x. MAN with team wants garden plow ing and basement digging. R. Mc Dougel.'i CaU evenings. Phone 9397. YOUNG man 32 yrs. practical ex perience wants permanent job. Rt. 5, Box 292, Salem. SEWING and alterations. Ph. 3775 - BABY sitter, evenings, your home. Phone 9072. Apt. 8. GARDEN Plowing, small tractor. Rt. 3, box 753. Melton Stevens. Ph. 49F21. CTULpRpjcare Preschool Playschool; 1381 State Ages 2-6 Part or all day, Ph. S438. Money to Loan YOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL CON SIDERATION WHEN YOU 1 . APPLY TO I General Finance Corp. FOR ' . ' Quick Cash Loans Locally: owned and operated, we are familiar with all local needs and con ditions and lend on any reasonable security, up to 12 mos. to repay. 1 Telephone 9168 SUte Lie. (S-138) 136 S. Commercial St PRIVATE MONEY Auto And Truck Loans Contracts Refinanced Money for new and used ears e itucks regaraiess 01 . age. m brlng ear and title and get me money You retain possession of vehicle, , 1 ' to IS toaths to repay. After S o'clock eaone 2361 or 21I4i for appointment RQY H. SIMMONS l Sierulatvd hv state 136 S - Coml - St Phone 9168 . iM 1521 wm tirp itv" CSV MVTC WfjllJVr- 1U3AI IW ' WHEN PEOPLE WANT A LOAN Making personal loans is our busl; ness. The more timet we ay 'Yes' the more business we do. Thai s wny we do our best to say 'Yes' to every reouest for a loan. At 'PersonaT there are no hard-and-fast rules. The trans action via handled promptly, privately, without involving outsiders. Loans of 825 to $300 on your salary, furniture Personal Finance Co. Room 125. Second Fir. New Bllgh BWg 518 SUte St. Phone: saiem si . j . Auto Loans Willamette Credit Co. STH FLOOR GUARDIAM BUU-DINO 1 UCENSX at M 1M r Farm -: "Strictly Private" UW MOnAi ME AEE OS TO GO "WE HULL BCPBCT TD rT2ACnCE.L Vflli. LET P.S-UOTR.rrs MUD st ttai.ee. Help Wanted I ONE of the WORLD'S ? lx 1- I I i - -. quire the gervices of several 1MEN and WOMEN to complete its LOCAL STAFF representation. I THIS MAY BE THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN SEEKING TO BECOME PERMANENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH AN ORGANIZATION WHERE YOUR EFFORTS ARE RECOGNIZED. AND NOT LIMITED. A POSITION OF QUALITY AND DIGNITY. WITH EARNINGS COMMENSURATE WITH YOUR CAPABILITIES. I Our staff members must possess the discuss our plans with confidence, earnestness and honesty. Clean personal appearance and good habits are essential. Previous sales, experience not necessary. j .1 For personal interview address, phone, married or occupation. Box 343 c-o Statesman. Money to Loan $ MONEY $ REAL ESTATE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS i CAS LOANS We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and Contracts STATE FINANCE CO. Lie. S-216 M 222. 212 Guardian Bidg f For -3Iiscellaneous MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfe dining table and 4 charrs, matched uphol stered studio coach, chair and otter- man. Ph. 9412. Shop Co-op and Save Practical things for the home In unpainted furniture or with durable plastic finish. Pickett's Co-op Furni ture. 13th and State; TWO BOYS' BICYCLES and studio couch. 2060 Breyman St. E-FLAT CLARINET. 540. Roller skates. $3. 804 N. 14th St. FURNACE, windows, doors, sinks. toilets, lumber. 260 Center St. Roy and Buck. Phone 5752 eves. , BOAT 18 ft. launch, new motor, ce dar hull. V-bottom. Ph. 2-2326. BED 84. silk floss mat. $7.50. dress er $9. davano $29. 332 Water. Ph. 8861. ICE Cream fountain and milk shake machine, 5150.00. 847 Saginaw St FOR SALE: Boysen and Youngberry tips. Phone 21348. 7 miles South old Pacific Highway. Sunnyside, life mile southwest. L. Sherwood. ESTATE Gas Range with trash burn er: ma Die davenport 8c chair: Montag enamel wood range. Credit gladly. Best buys. Dur rains, l ti. is. unaerpass. 3095 Portland Rd. Ph. 5762. HAWAIIAN Guitar in good cond. Ph. 4161, extension 349. TuLLERBrushMniTGTanV LAWNMOWER Sharpening 8s Ad- lusting. Woodry s MKt isoa n. summer st FERTILIZER for sal Phone 3523. RIVER SILT . Also garden sand, free from grass. roots and weeds. Phone 5077. NEW pair cork boots size 7: also 6 ft. heavy duty 4 in. flexible tub ing, new. 2416 State. vriTtn Gm notatoea 100 lbs. S3 90. Swegle Community Store. Ph. 2-2291. Reconditioned DICTAPHONES 80 and up at Loehr Office Equipment. Corvallis. Ore. Phone Corvallis 1494. EFFICIENT Two-Unit Concrete Sep tic Tanks. Sewer Pipe. OREGON GRA VEL CO- 1405 N. Front St. Ph. 2417. -ALWAYS a big stocK." Woodry's Furniture Mkt Ph. 5110 STOVE repairing & parts. Woodry's Mkt, 1605 N. Summer St WRINGER Rolls for all makes of washing machines. See Mr. Ellis at Nelson Bros Furn. Co, 315 N. Ub crty St ; UKC New lawn mower: waffle Iron: 2. burner elec. plate: toaster; clock and misc. ma s. nurai. PRE-WAR oak buffet, reasonable. Ph; 8325. J K - MAGIG-Electrlc welder. 110 volt AC DC; welds, brazes, solders, cuts all metals: easy to use; full directions. Complete with 7 power unit, flame ana metallic arc. anacnmenis. car pons, fuses, rods. mask. Only 819.95. Used by the Navy. Guaranteed one year. Magic Welder Mfg. Co., 241KB, Canal st- lorx t-ty. 2 WHEEL all steel, trailer, 12x14 waterproof tarpaulin. Ford tractor, en glne operated, tire pump, elec iron. Rt. 1. Box 42, 4 mi. N. of underpass on 99E. rear north cottage. : FAIRBANKS scales, fox furs, shoes, also an axe. Phone 2-4186. RAKES, tools, bedsteads 8k springs, dressers, etc. 1531 Market ; r EASTER LILY BULBLETS AND YEARLINGS FOR SALE 1 Contract now for your planting stock. SmaU bulblets ISc. Medium 20c. Large- 25c, 1 in. .Yearlings 0e, 4 In. 50c. 50 payment with order. Sept s Oct Delivery.-First come. First serv ed. Orders for less than 250.00 not accepted. ii GOLD BEACH BULB CO. ' W. Crook. B. E. risk. Owners Markets i I By Quinn Hall U.&.JUUCT 4TT. SOrlBAlkiS' . r ca5T ON US TO 60 OUT JUST VQU WOW LAltR AM Help Wanted LARGEST organizations re ability to intelligently meet the public. A write stating complete name, single, age and previous For .Sale Miscellaneous HAVING installed fas win sell at half price 1942 white enamel Montag wood or coal range, also Pacific white enamel range, both coiled and in per feet condition; also other cheaper ranges. nerrara caoins, independ ence. Oregon. 1 HIGH irade walnut dlninff set. buf fet.; table. 6 chairs, china closet: also dinette set, solid oak round table. 4 leather chairs like new, large mohair davenport like new, good make, occa sional chair, table, upholstered fire place bench, white enamel kitchen table. 25 lbs. down feathers, silk bed spread, floor lamp, large slass punch bowl, young lady's nearly new dresses sizes 14 to 16. 20 ChUds Ave.. ',i blk north of Garden Road. Ph. 7281. TRACTOR plow, two 14-inch Plows. 235 3 mi. W. of Turner. Clifford Fel- lcrj Rt. 2, Box 114-. CHILD'S bed table, oak rocking chair, 2 chairs. 3 stoves. Home Mon day. 2160 N. Sth. St. TWO fox 8c coon hounds, trained i Blood. i Walker. Very Eood hunt ers. Also full blood Golden Cocker Spaniel 6 mo. old, exc. well trained Seeing is believing. Write L. M. Als man, Aumsville, Ore.. Rt 1. i HOOVER vac. cleaner. Larce daven port, chair, wdw. curtains. 780 High land Ave. "poWing baby buggy" 812oT Ph! 73F3 MAN'S teel blue top coat size 138. $7.50. Girl's rose taffeta formal size 12. 85.00. New laree tool chest 85.00. Rural mail box 81.00. Ph. 6907. FREE Rocks suitable for rockerv. ii fiauiea away at once. 362 Jams Ave. CHOICE Gladiolia bulbs. 881 Rose mont St., West Salem. 130 LB. cap. Howe hanging butcher scales wiui large pan sio; also a wheel ed ! wheel hoe with attachments 88 Ph. 22276. Clyde Leedy. Brooks, Ore. ELECTROLUX gas refrigerator, ) 2- purner electric not piate with grill. iujMierson DOUBLE bunk beds and mattress complt. Call today. 260 Hood St. Apt. 1 RUBBER Uredlawn rnower?lawn chairs, 50 gal. oil drum, shoemaker's sewing ana patcning machine. 1680 N.jcomi. PRE-War daveno. elec. fan. rocking cnair. cnesi Drawers, tiva is. 3 in si. TRAILERS for rent 80c per hr. Woodry's Mkt, 1605 N. Summer. t USED PIANOS Chickering Grand. Kurtzman upright, walnut -Werner upright, mahogany. Clarendon upright, oak. Stroud, aeolian-player. . WILLS MUSIC STORE 432 SUte St. Salem i WELDERS lasl 8 i New or used A.C.-D.C. At general purpose arc welder, the first practical underwriters approved weld' ing machine .built to operate satisfac torily, from no voit power supplyt GAS & ARC OUTFITS FOR RENT, VALLEY WELDING SUPPLY CO ' J - i- 197 So. Commercial . ABOUT 90 one gallon glass bottles 419 Ferry St. Ph. 2-1029. COM L. Type refrigerator 8125. j Rt. 4, Box 448. 8 mi. on Dallas Rd. FOR SALE: 2 men's bicycles In good RmUUUR, UWQ lUODCr. AS Z34S High. - ....... - APPLES : Rome Beauty cooking-J 75e bu. while they last Bring boxes. Ern- en Anaeraon. trenara Beignts Rd. one nu. six nuuet tta. Johnston Sheet Metal Co 1 tail 4 Csl,e aMW,aM- w sa avssBMfj waivni, w cw Phone 5391 Years of experience enables g to give you guaranteed workmanshtD. - Air conditioning. Furnaces. Gutters. cave troughs. Skylights- Smoke stacks. Tanks ana repairing, free - EST MATES. - - .. , ATMORAY8 OZONE, sell and rent 8J C Pugh Ph 2-2458 . P.O. Box ; 468 WX Buy Jt - sell furniture, tools. stoves, dishes, motors, radios, Electric appliances, nouseno1 good. KLIG MAM i, z t. womroercLai pn, 88. WantelFmiutUTe CASH for used furniture. Ph, TS98. tat street rurnitur stor. ! Classified Wanted Furniture XT YOU have furniture to sell se Suss Bright Ph..751L 463 Court. Wanted Miscellaneous ' SONG POEMS WANTEDi Ill com pose special anusaC. Send poem for free examination. Eliot Wright. Box 3S61-C, Portland, - Oregon. -1 - - " ,' . . WANTED: Desk suitable for horn use. Ph.22017. . .- WANTED to buy from private party. Spinet console piano.' Ph. GOOD Fishing Creel- and fly Reel. 2344 Maple or Phone Kl.j j- n -WANTED: Lawn mower, good eon-" dltion. -Ph..3097.: ' ':r ' WANTED: Private party needs good elec, ref rig.. 2 burner elee. hot place. Ph. 9701," Olson, after S0 P.M. . Wc Boy Furniture TRADE -WITH A FIRM OF 30 YEARS REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG RITY IN THI WUA-t '"VTr- HIGHEST PRICE 5 pauj sun mui . Pianos ; ' " 'urniture and Appliances Call 9149 for appointment HOGG BROS. 260 State St . niMTm pianos Will par cash. Wills Music Store. 432 State St. - WANTED. Pianos. Tallman'a. Ph. 7OT u a arr Tn Rim cameras At tenses McEwan Photo Shop 3S State. USED rUltNITUlUt P 8188 racn In. mm hum at Other mU tml Initnirrxfiti Call 4S41 days Of 9537 evenings or send description to jaquitn music t-o- tai - i . 'Miscellaneous ilt wr A ,? B.WcwiB lTZl ui .re - course in home dressmaking that wia teach you au xne" isxesi irw.-iw w short cuts. An expert sewing teacher , will give -you personal instruction. A n. .L. v.iir.. im nnl S10. AlaO rentals, repairs and service. Ph. 3512 nrrv Rir.nrjinn rUEANER From Your Grocer, Use it for mora . sanitation. WOODWORK, Dishes. Laun dry & General Spring House Clean, ing. Willamette Gro. Supply-all sizes 25c 50c. 81. Dental Plate Repair TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST . t-AKKS Bring or Mall Your Plates for Repair. .DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Adolph Bidg State t Com. Ph 3311 DISKS and disk plows machine ground. 3 mt west on Dallas highway to sign. For Rent Rooms Sleeping room for man. 653 N. High. 'sLXEPING rooms? GnUerienrs SLEEPING rm. 152 N. 13th. Ph. 474L GOOD HOME and liberal pay for young lady or service man's wife in exchange for light services and com panionship to elderly lady. No objec tion to small child. Ph. 6685. Mrs. Gwynn, 1311 N. Liberty. For Rent Apartments FURN. 3 rms. and bath; adults. 310 Bellevue. SMALL MODERN APT. Apr. 1st Adults. 643 Union. 3 RM. Apt newly decorated, adults; furn.. priv. bath & entrance. 419 S. 19th St. For Rent Houses FREE RENT: 3 rm. house In country. with lights, water and milk turn., free to employed couple in exchange for doing light morning and evening chores. Rt. 2, Box 170C, turn West at Keuer Scbl.. follow pavem. a nu. For Rent TRUCKS tor rent You strive Me- Cune Si Lovctl. phone 9600 GTOD Used Pno n SUtC FLOOR SANDER for rent' Moot- gonwry Ward Wanted to Rent URGENTLY NEEDED; SmaU house. unfurn., by dependable permanent 1 family. Box 353 Statesman. FURNISHED HOUSE for tenants who have been occupying my home. cor recommendation cau Mrs. Ruby Meade. Phone 9582 evenings, 9538 days. URGENTLY NEEDED four rm. un. furnished house. Ph. 9902 after S P.M. Permanent resident: Armv off. wanta 6 rm. unfurn. hse. Rent or lease. Ref. Ph. 5513. 2 bed rm. house with basement. Ph. For Sale Real EsUte HERE ia a hnm nnrth rtK m room, dining room, breakfast nook, kitchen, music room. 1 bedroom down stairs, 3 bedrooms upstairs. Fireplace, hwd. floors, basement furnace 4 trays. Lot 50x150. P. H. BELL, REALTOR 02 Guardian Bidg. - Phone 4898 8 LOTS. SmaU home, wired range, on a room ixxzu. uarage. close to school and bus. ; East. Pi-ie trim C. H. SANDERS 231 N. Hieh - 5838 FOR SAI Jt A mm Hmiu 1... v - - ..w w. una . uruw room DMMnMit mrA mmm Lr i - Electric Range. Possession at once, and ! SSSa SKA aVi a aa, . . muj fi,i.w. oee an laks N With Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. Ph. 4108 Realtors GOOD 8 rnntn Iim ui .ui a - - itcai a,liuiiaa School. Garage, basement and turn- w. r iu wia, cement waucsw W. G. KRUEGER fir.aT.Tn 14T N. Const St. Ph. 4728 ENCtrW(VM- TTATtTW . - -- w fWJ ' i . v. . . t: . i ok pn excellent lot Well planted to fruit trees. This will fill the bill. Pries 84000. Se MB. DANTELSON with . UK N. CHILDS, EMC 1 STllWMia 244 Stat St Ph tW THREE BEDROOM HOUSE N. E. . - - w. Eitcnsn. auto gas fur nSi. hlt fireplace. 84300.00. rm 8UI . JD.7 J SViS 3210 BURT PTCHA. REALTORS i orui nign street 8 BED ROOM house on South Sum mer SL Double plumbed. Conn, ga rag Extra Urgent. Possession April lit Se MR. GOODWIN with . Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. Ph, 4108, Realtors. After 8. Ph. 8718 riniunmni ttt. - . jrxu nuuab . " ' "I00"1- ic. garden space, bear- SJB.THIS HOME BEFORE YOU BUY. iR B.ENHORST BROS, REALTORS 134 S. Liberty St Ph. 4131 Want smaU tricycle. Ph. yf j BIKE: Any condition. Ph. 21985.