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i- TRANSFUSION Thousands of
f American soldiers wounded in
kattle on the world's fighting;
fronts today I ae alive because
they received transfusions of Red
; Cross blood plasma. Made pos
sible throuch the donations of
' thousands ( patriotic men and
women, the Red Cross blood
plasma project ranks as the
world's largest medical nder
. taking. . - . :
Grains Rally
Well at Close
To End Strong
' CHICAGO, i May! 7-(,P)-Prof it
cashing stalled grain markets for
a time after a strong beginning
today but a flurry of last-minute
short covering caused a sharp
rally in both wheat and rye. '
At the finish May rye traded at
i $1.40, a new high since April, 1828,
; and wheat was on the strong side
with the September and Decem
ber deliveries! up j more than a
cent ' - j ; ;
i Announcement of , Germany's
i unconditional surrender failed to
bring liquidation into any of the
pita. Instead, offerings were light
:, at the start when there , was a
: broad commission house demand.
Apparently, j analysts said, the
, trade is convinced that peace will
mean even greater exports of
North American grain to Europe
during the remainder of 1945.
Wheat was sharply higher , at
the start , but the opening bulge
brought out heavy offerings from
; professional traders and within 15
minutes prices had eased back to
near Saturday's finish.
; A Washington dispatch in ? a
trade publication reported it was
i"a foregone conclusion" that the
' commodity credit corporation's
loan rate on the 1945 wheat crop
'. would be $1.37 a bushel, two
cents higher than that offered last
; year. On Chicago basis the loan
then would , be $1.59- compared
with $1.57 in 1944. .. j
At the finish wheat was to i
; higher than Saturday's close, May
$l.75fc. Corn: was unchanged to
'.i higher, May $1.15. Oats were
up i to , May 66-66H. Rye
was 1 V to 3 higher. May
$1.39,i-l,40. Barley was off , to
up , Miy 91.
Legal Notice
! notice to creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hhat
tit undersigned has been annotated
Executrix of the Estate of , Frank
Hrubeti Sr deceased, by the Circuit
Court of Marion County. Oregon, and
has qualified r All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified as required by Jaw, to the
undersigned, at Suite 410. First Na
tional Bank Building. Salem. Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice, which Is April f. 1943.
MARY i. URUBETZ.
OTTO K. PAULUS, i
Attorney at Law. ;
410 First. Nat Bank Bid?,. i
Sslem. Oregon. Ap. 10-17-14 My !-.
i NOTICE OF FIN AL ACCOUNT !
No. 11 671 I
FN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
i STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARION. PROBATE
UErAKTMIriT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CORA M. KAY. DECEASED
Notice ia hereby given that the un
dersigned, as administratrix of , the
estate of Cora U. Kay. deceased, has
filed ber final account in the Circuit
Court of the Stat of Oregon for Mar-
ton County and that the 17th day of
may, at the -hour of suso o'clock
in the forenoon of said day and the
Court room of said Court has been
appointed by said Court as the time
and place for the hearing of objec
, t'ons- thereto and the settlement there
of. - .-.- (
Dated and first published April 17,
1943. ' ' i ' I -
Date of last publication May IS, IMS.
MARJORLE KAY HUNTINGTON
Administratrix
HUNTINGTON. WILSON & DAVIS I '
S14 Porter Building
Portland 4, Oregon I
Attorney. Ap. 17-24 My l-S-13. t
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UELIAIIS & THACKEn HOP- YARD
E.-.: I:av:s d c:rc;r cl Ctecckela and
Li'::l7 i!rc:is, 7:23 a. n.
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Quotations at
Portland Prodnce
s
i POBTT JINTI CWr Mav 7 API-
Butter AA prints 4-44,4c: eartona
AAl'.-AULf A rrmdm nrinta A5m-6c:
cartons 45i-46c; . b grade prints
o',-1ic; caruma o in .I'.
Butterfat First quality, maximum
of . of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in peruana az-azc; prenuum
maximum- of of 1 per cent acidity
U-62',4c: valley routes and country
points 2c less than first or 50-6 l'ic.
c.nttt. aHM tA Portland
retauers; Oregon triplets i9Jc; daisies
Z9.sc;- loal JU.2C; inpiexa m iir
salers S7e; loaf 7c FOB. -.
Eggs to producers: Large A 40c;
medium A 34-35c dozen.
Eggs To retailers: AA extra large
46c; A A large 44c; A , Urge 42c; A
medium 38c; small (pullet) 35' dozen.
Live poultry -r- Buying prices from
producers: Effective May 1. broilers
up to 2 lbs. 52.24c; fryers. 2 to S,4
lbs. 32J4c; roasters over 314 -lbs.
32.24c; Leghorns 2.74c: colored, hens
all weights 28.74c; old roosters and
Stags 20-I2'.ic. i
Rabbits Government celling; Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Government takes sup
ply, market nominal. .
Onions Oregon dry No. 1. 2.20
2.40 50-lb. sack; Texas 52; reen 96c
dozen bunches. ' -
Onions Seta, eastern 32s 7 .83:
pUifU, Walla Walla. SO bunches s.OO
t SO. '
Potatoes Deschutes culls 3.0O;
KUmath FaUs culls 3 M cental:; 50s,
I SO bag: local Is. 100s. 3J0; Maine
No. 1. 5.00-5.10 cental. '
-Potatoes (New Texas Red "Tri
umphs 3.73 per 50-lb. bag. - - -
Country meats Rollback prices to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs. 19-19ic; vealers
AA 22'4c: A 21Vc; B l',4c; & 15-12e.
culls 12-15c; beef AA 21c: A 20c;
B Wc; C Uc; canner-cutter cows
134-14c: bulls, canner-cutters 14-14ic;
Umbs AA 26c; A 24ie: B 22ie; C
10-20c; ewes FS 13'c: M lie: R iOC.
Wool Government control.
Cascara bark 1S44 peel 15c lb. r
Mohair - 1942. 12-month 45c lb. -Hsy
Wholesale prices .nominal:
Alfalfa. No. 2 or better $34-34; oats
vetch $25 ton valley polnU; timothy
(eastern Oregon) $39-38 t ton; clover
$22-23 ton. '
Ne. 40-37
Simonsis of annual statement of the
Mercantile Insurance Company of
America of New York. In the State of
New York, on the thirty-first day of
December. 1944, made to the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Oregon.
pursuant to law: "
INCOME
"Net premiums received, $2,504,137.40.
' Total interest, dividends and real
estate income, $240,510.88.
Income from other sources, $33,782.10.
Total Income. $2,780,430.18.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount paid policyholders for
losses. $1,180,068.05.
Loss adjustment expenses, $115,806.
42. t Agents commissions or brokerage.
$641,601 JS.
Salaries and fees officers, directors,
home office employes, $276,839.21.
. Taxes, licenses and fees. $113.391 30.
Dividends paid to, stockholders, $200,
000.00. Dividends paid or credited to policy
holders, none.
AU other expenditures. $151,489.56.
Total disbursements. . $2,679,196.39.
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value), none. .
Loans on mortgages and collateral.
etc., hone.
Value of bonds owned (amortized).
$4398.659.16.
value of stocxs ownea (marxei val
ue). $2,015,600.00.
Cash in banks and on hand. $964.-
726.75. ;
Premiums In course of collection
written since September 30, 1944. $459,-
445.18. -
Interest and rents due and accrued.
$26,664.31.
Other assets (net). $37,310.44.
Total admitted assets. $8,402,405.84.
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER
FUNDS
Total unpaid claims. $415,431.00. J
Estimated loss adjustment expense
for unpaid claims. $19,000.00.
Total unearned permiuma on all un
expired risks. $2,499,213.69.
Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, ac
counts, fees, etc., due or accrued, $8.
274 50 ' I ' "
Estimated amount due or accrued for
taxes. $97,560.00. .
Commissions, brokerage, or! other
charges due and accrued. $21,500.00.
AU other liabilities. $76.996 Jl.
Total liabilities; except capital, 83.
137.975 M. i - j
Capital paid up. $1.000.000.00. 1
Surplus over ail liabilities, $4,264,
430.34. i - T
Surplus as regards policyholders, $5,
264.430.34. 1 ..
Total. $8,402,405.84.
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received. $6,767.18.
Net losses paid, $505.97.
Dividends paid or credited to policy
holders, none. ; - i
Name of Company. The Mercantile
Insurance Company of America.
Name of President. Cecil F. jShall
cross. Name of Secretary, R. P. Stockham".
Statutory resident attorney for serv
ice. Temporarily vacant. Appointment
pending.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Marion.
-Probate Department.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
B. Weir, Deceased. i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed his final
account as administrator of the above
estate with the County Court Of said
County, and the Court has fixed the
8th day of June, 1945, at the hour of
10:00 a.m. of said day and the-ounty
Judge's office la the County-Court
house in Salem. Oregon, as the . time
and place respectively for the hearing
of objections., if any there bet to the
said Final Account, and you are here
by notified to file objections, if any
you have, to the said Final Account
on or before the time fixed for
hearing. - - -:-
Dated this Sth day of May. 1945.
George B. Weir. Jr.
: Administrator. My $-15-22-29
FINAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed In - the Circuit
Court of Marion County, Oregon, Pro
bate Department, his verified final
account as Executor of the .estate of
Fred L. Miller, deceased, and said
Court has fixed Thursday. June 7, 195
at ten o'clock AM.. In the Circuit
Court Room in the County Court
House at Salem, in said County, for
hearing said final account and all
obiections thereto.:
Dated this Sth day of May. 1945.
. CARL K. MILLER,
. Executor, Estate of Fred
L Miller. Deceased.
WALTER S. LAMKIN. Attorney.
Salem. Oregon. My 8-15-22-29. J. S.
Portland
Portland LivestocJc
WRTlJiOT).6re M8y tt -APV
(WF A) Salable catUe 1050. total 1350;
salable ' calves 1100. , total ISO: market
uneven; fed steers active, .25-80 cents
higher: other classes; active but only
steady to strong; five loads choice fed
steers IT JO. top 17.73 for, one load;
other good -choice steers 16.00-17.00;
common medium grades 12.00-15.00;
good heifers 14.50-13.50; common-medium
grades lt.6O-14.00; ' canner-cutter
cows 6.50-9.50; fat dairy type cows to
10.50; good beef cowa up to 12.50; medium-good
- sausage bulls 1 10.50-12.50:
good beef bulls 13.00-50: odd head to
14.00: good-choiee vealers 15.00-14X.
Salable hogs 350. total 1400; market
active, steady, with feeder pigs, 1.00
higher; ! barrows and I gilts, all weights
15.75; sows 1S.00; stags 14.00; light
feeder pigs 13.50-19.00; i heavy feeders
16.00-17.50. i; j J '
Salable sheep 400, total 3450; market
slow; spring lambs and shorn lambs
weak to 50 cents lower; older classes
steady; - goodchoice spring- lambs
mostly 13.00: medium grades 13.00-50:
good shorn lambs 13.50-14.00; medium
grades 12J0; good l shorn yearlings
12.23; ewes lio down, with, wooled
ewes at 8.00-50.: , . - . ' ! . -
Portland Oraii.
PORTLAND. I Ore4 May-- 7 (AP)
Wheat; No futures quoted. -.1 i .
Cash grain unquoted. . I. 1
Cash wheat ;(bld): I Soft white 12;
soft white (excluding Rex) 1.82;
white club 1.5;? western red L534.
Hard red winter ; Ordinary unquoted;
10 per cent unquoted: 11 per cent
1.62; 12 per cent 1.8St. - i i
Hard wait eaart: prdinary unquot-
ii per cent i.oz;-
Today's car receipts: Wheat S3, bar
ley 7, flour 19; corn
11, oats 2. mlll-
teed U. j t
StOCkS fond! Bonds
- - ' Msy
STOCK AVERAGES
'20 -1
Indus
Monday ; ,..,: 1ji.i87J
Previous aay
Week ago .fi8.8
Month ago . i,.81.6
Year ago f 7L7
BOND AVERAGES
: Mm
Monday
Previous day
week ago
Month ago
Year ago
Dairy Sales
Scheduled for
This Week
SILVERTON Not "too littie
too late.1 but "too much and j too
early" are the reasons that M, G
Gunderson, Sf lverton, well-known
Oregon cattle; sales manager, gives
for the amount of dairy sales be
ing schedule the past winter and
this spring.' i j) j ' V ij ", ' ' 'j ''"
-It isn't," punderson said Sat
urday, "that people want to quit
dairying. "J But i with the . present
help the way it is, . dairymen !are
finding they 'have a great many
more cows than they can. handle.
They have ti get up before they
go to bed it they are going to
keep abreast' of their work. 1
r Gunderson lists two, Jersey
sales this week. First of these is
set for, Thursday, May 10, 1 pjn.,
when Mr. and Mrs. "Dennis Saun
ders will' sell 34 head at Gaston.
All but one of the' animals, a herd
sire, were r a i s e d on the farm.
They trace iack to the well
known brood cow, Imp. Golden
Blonde Queeri, that Saunders pur
chased in thi Reed & West im-portaticn-salein:
1923 , '
The second; of the Sales will be
held . Saturday May j 12, starting
at 12:30 at the' Rex Ross farm at
Mt. Ahgel. Ross admits that; he
is retaining apout 45 head as well
as selling th&t number, but says
that eighty -)some head are too
many to handle without help.
Ross adds tht i present conditions
have given him an inspiration to
make his, Jersey sale an annual
affair.'; th; : j ;!. . .
Stock (Trends
Diversified
;: 5.11
OnV-E
-: -H - . Till
4
- NEW YORK,'
May
l-iJPy-Cqm-
plete lurrginfler of Germany
brought joy tp jWall street today
although - the' stock j market re
sponded with i diversified trends
and, while peace rated issues man
aged to achieve . modest gains,
many leaders' elsewhere stumbled
ovr profit taking. fi ,
It was a case bf uds and downs.
A crowds filledl the streets of the
financial sector i andH ticker tape
and . torn 1 paper - showered from
windows, prices steadied, slipped,
rallied briskly around midday and
backed awayi again In numerous
instances in the final hour. Trans
fers of l,850,OiOO shares compared
with 1,410,000 Friday and were
the largest since April 27. hi
Hopes that- reconversion could
now get underway dropped indi
vidual favorites but many custom
ers switched accounts and cashed
profits on theUdea that the recent
string of eight-year highs called
for a technical reaction.
The ; Associated Press 60-stock
composite was;fOff .1 of a point at
65-2. Of 962 ! issues! registering,
406 were up," 355 doxvn and 201
unchanged. 1 "I H -. !'. '
DHH. CUAIl LAM
Dr.T.TXajauNl. Dr.G ChmmJt JD
CIUNESE DerbaL'sts ; . i
241 Norih Liberty
Upstairs Portfand General Electric
Co Office open Saturday only
10 mm to t p.m.: to ?pm Con.
juJUUoa. Blooti pleasure and urine
testa are fret ti charja Practiced
since 131?.
j- It : 1$ - 19
Rails .Util Stks
i 40.4 43.5 65Jt
: 40.8 . 43.6 . 65 J
3 413 43 J 65 J
' 36.4 40.9 - 60.8
" n i si a
il 19 10 i 10
! Ralls Indus Util Fogn
jlO0.l 104.8 107.7 73.6
ivu.a 1 iv. f ivi.i - to. I
:Jil00.5 '104.8 107.8 72.l
Jl. 99.8 1 105.1 107.3 71J
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ceived after this tlrne will be 'run
undet th heading "Too Lata to
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cial responsibility for errors wblch
may appear In advertisements pub
lished in its columns and In eases
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of an advertise
tnent in which the typographical
mistake accurs. - -
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10 reject questtooaoie aovextisgng.:
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to
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piace au . aaveruswg . unaer
proper classification.
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dress is for the protection of ith
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V. not at liberty to -divulge Infor
mation as to . tna jaenutr - or
advertiser using "Blind ad.
Livestock and. Poultry
IF You want to buy anything listed
In this column and need the cash to
buy it with then do what hundreds
of other people do phone Saleiri 3191
and ask for the money on -the I Per
sonal finance Company's Special Fi
nance Plan. 313 State Street 1
BEAUTIFUL PALOMINO stallion 8
yrs. old. 13 tends. 10TS Iba. 8450. i Per
fect color and conformation. R. Ll Mc-
uvenna, 1345 -Cross. .
t JERSEY heifers 3 yrs. old.
any day. 3 bull calves 4 mo. old. 1 helf
er calves 3 c 3 mo. old. O. Bullock.
RL s, box 82. Macieay Ad.
JERSEY HELTEH with - calf 10
days
old.-Ph. 32361. 40 Hansen Ave.
. CUSTOM HATCHING: Order earlv
for Best Dates I Small orders, ducks,
wild game. specialty. Baby chicks,
nm. strain. i. m. xouion, a
Ph. 9528. .
WANTED: Bees and canner cuws
bulls and veals. Will call at farm
t-1 - -Snethen, , - 3570 E. Turner Road
Ph. 31343. Morns or eves. -.
Help Wanted f
WANTED: A good all around fwool
presser. Can, make $75 per week. Apply
at Hollywood Cleaners, 3040 N. Capitol
Salem Market
Quotations
The prices below supplied by lo
cal grocer are indicative of the idaily
market prices paid to growers by Sa
lem ' buyers but are not guaranteed
by The Statesman: I . -
BUTTER. EGGS AND POCLT
- 8aJeet to chaage wltkeat aetlccl
BUTTEKrAT
Premium
.54
.53
ML
J7 ;
-34;
JS
33
24
38.30
14 M
No. 1 , ,
No. S
BUTTE PRINTS
A .
B
Quarters
KGGB
Extra largo
Mediums
Standards
Pullets
Cracks
POULTRT
No. 1 coloted henri
No. 3 colored hens
Bakes
131.80
Colored frvs
31.80
14.50
LIVESTOCK (by Valley Pack)
Spring lambs
Ewes L ., 84
Cows, boners and cutters 0 to
Cows, common M to
Cows, top dairy 08 to
Cows, beef type S9 to
Veals . J3 to
Bulls 88 to
to 0
M .
OS .i
M 50
ps
U4.&0
pa i
Hogs. 160 to 370
13.45
Sows
By the Rural Reporter
4
It used to house cows. Theri for
a few years it looked i as If if
couldn't house anything. Nov il
is being . repaired and will Boon
house turkeys. This is the story of
the old barn on the former Schar
place in Central Howell dis
The Wesley .DeBoers recently pur
chased the farm and plan to move
in by mid-May when the poult3
arrive. The DeBoers have
been
living on the A. D. Carpenter :
in Valley View. Mrs. DeBoer
daughter of the Carpenters,
the place was recently sold.
arm
is
butJ
Out in North Howell the report
er found a crew of diggers oil the
Nelson Adams farm getting straw
berry plants out for sale. The 1Lzr-;
shall" strawberry plants art in
heavy demand this season, f
The reporter also found North
Howell Grangers discussing their
postwar planning which includes
a new grange halL .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hyett, who
not so long ago owned a model
farm in the Middle Grove Com
munity, have moved to the old
Ben McGinnis farm in the Bethany
district , near Silverton. ; Lionel
Jones and family have been living
there but have moved out to take
Labi&a, Jack plana on conevrting
the place into a turkey ranch.The
ranch is Just ft stone's throw from
the old Hyett place, where Jack
lived for many years. -
N. ' John Hansen. Linn
club agent, reports that the anfiual
Linn county Spring 4-H Fair will
be held in Albany on May 18, U
and 12. The Madison Jun ior high
school gymnasium is the place
selected to hold the fair.
In Yainhill the annual 4-Hi fair
will be held May 25 and 26 at the
McMinnville high school gym.
Artificial insemination andf the
Ji gauiu UUII Ul Oil BSSOCHUUD IU
carry this on " are being Investi
gated by Linn county dairymen
The committee chosen to report
its findings back to the dairyjrnen
include Frank Richardsen, Albany;
A. R. Forster, Tangent; Wl J.
Moore, Albany: Ernest CersoVskL
Harrigsburg and O. E. MikeselL
Richardson will serve as chairjnan
and Mikesell as secretary. . Rich
ardson and Moore will make
state wide investigation and report
back to the others in the county
13 tn-tS Sa
Ranch
Ramblings
county
Financial
-nr.-
Help Vmnted
PROOF READER TOR FTVX NIGHTS
A WEEK. 6 pjn. to 30 ajn. Previous
experienco --desirable;' aiertaess, j-de
pendability essential. Regular position.
If interested olease- write Box 33 care
The Statesman. i ! -' j
v WANTED: Comptometer - ooerator.
Dairy Co-op 810 S. Coml.
FRY COOK wanted at Cline's Coffee
ShOP. j s f' S i-."-r.- t !
PIANO player for dancing school.
Part time work. .Ph. 31089. I -
CLERK and cashier wanted. 185 N.
High., i -M '
HELP Wanted: AdoIt in Derson. Clrr
Cleaning Works, 1349. SUte. ; '
Help Want
Varkri flAW mrryrr1mA In .Iiim.
duction should noil apply and will not
be considered for employment by era
ployers advertisinat in this sectioo .
MAN for steam cleaning and . Wash
ing cars. Also mechanic and body man.
Shrock Motor Co.. 35a N. High. Phone
FRUIT and vegetable man. Cood nav
to start. The best pay in -the food
business for an experienced man. Sav
ing Center. W Salem.
MEN I wanted tolwork in cemeterv.
aieaay employment, gooa pay. assen
tiai ' work. Ph. 8653 or
cau a
W. Hoyt St. - ; H
'EXPERIENCED Service Station 'ope
rator. Must know lubrication and -tire
repair. Top wages to right man. Ramp
and White. Brooks. ) Ore. Ph.-22434.
Cl) ITERS for Balm cord wood. Trees
are peeled and- yarded 'out of woods.
A. w. Crocker. 1-4 r mi. N. , np. East
of West Salem. Phone 21148. - i I
kitchen work, washing dishes., starting
Km. . Ijk - . 1 I
food wages. Y achats Hotel, . Y achats.
ww. - ; - at
WANT, middle - aired man for iyear
round work. .Edwards Poultry ' Farm
and Hatchery. Ht. S. Box 81; Ph. 3t3S43.
KITCHEN Janitor, good wages, steady
position, manon Hotel.
For Post-War Future
. Apply for the following
Lubrication, Gas Island
! Tire Changers and
;Tire Salesmen
" ; 'I :-- i i -
I APPLY
FIRESTONE STORE
LIBERTY At CENTER ST.
WANTED: Route I salesman.
Co-op. 810 S. Com'L -. -
jDairy
. WANTED Experienced lubrication
man. Walter H. Zosel Co. Chemeketa
MANAGER FOR VALLEY FEED
AND WAREHOUSE. STATE - FULLY
EDUCATION. EXPERIENCE. BACK
GROUND. AGE AND SALARY AR
RANGEMENTS DESIRED. BOX "398
STATESMAN. j j
Help Wanted- Female
WOMEN.SWAOTEP
Women to work ion bottling line.
66c Per hour
with lis time after j 40 hxs.
Apply in person.) ' -
H0NEYW00D
DISTILLERIES
501 SO. 14TH ST.
WOMAN to work Ton jrrill Sat' and
Sun. nights 8 to one. Transportation
furnished from work. Slue Bird Kes
taurant. H
COMBINATION CASHEER
AND OFFICE GIRL i
Full time Cashier?
FULL TIME USHERETTE
i Must Be Over 18
I a 'II-
THESE 1 POSITIONS 1 CAN LEAD!
TO
ADVANCEMENT
IN
A PLEASANT
INDUSTRY I
i
- Apply in ! Person -GRAND
THEATRE
SOMEONE' to care for my children
in my home 3 to 7 PJtf. Ph. 31863. .
GIRL; grocery clerk. Top pay. Saving
center, : w. . aiem. ;
WANTED: 'Experienced : saleslady.
Ask tor; Miss Moorman, 3. C. Penney Co
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted! at
The Meadows. 340 State.
PANTRY -- Woman.
Apply Marion Hotel.
: Steady work.
WANTED by prominent Salem busi
ness firm, experienced steno-secretary
with some - bookkeeping knowledge.
Excellent working i conditions, good
pay. See Mrs. Morgan at U. 5. Em
ployment office. i O . . , . ,
MIDDLE Aged lady who wants a
home, to live with elderly lady. Call
at 1150 ,3rd St, W. Salem. Mrs. Betty
Lewis
" EXP. beauty operator.' Apply In per
son. 305 First Natl Bank Bldg. j .,
"IpRACTrcAVNurse
valid patient. $30 week. Nice country
home. Ph. 3-3688, Salem. Carter Keepe,
Gervj
DOCTOR'S assistant. Permanent po
sition; afternoon work. Ph. 3623. - ' :
WANTED Beauty operator. Moyers
Beauty hoppe. 1443 or 1403 N. ComT.
. NEED LADY . to jUy with elderly
lady about 10 a.m. to 3 pjn." school
days. Ph. 3173. 1010 Broadway. j .
HOTEL - Maid. Good "wages. Steady
employment. Martonj Hotel.
WOMAN 30 to 40 to do light outside
work on farm.' Good salary, nice home.
1 child OX 3 8258. -. (-
HELP WANTED: Energetic women
13-43 yrs. in good hearth and Inter
ested In retail business Full training
opportunities with good pay from the
day you start Apply today Room 208.
McGUchrist ,Bldg.. Safeway District
Office. . i
EXPERIENCED fountain girl The
Spa. '
SANDWICH and salad lady, the Spa.
Situations Wauled
WOULD Like to take care of small
child In our home. fn. awo
itrrpATinNS iul rjlaln aeWing.
l cum, west aaicsn.
CHILDREN cared for. ' Ph. 46634
Child Care, day or 'm. Ph. 3023.
WANTED!!
i . ' i I
CHILDREN cared j for. 'Ph, 8645.
v GARDEN plowingi Tord Terguson
tractor, i. PhJ 34077. j - - - y - :'.
Pre School PUySchool; -1381 . Stato
Ages 3 Part or all day Ph 838
GARDENS plowed, disced. Ford trac
tor. Prompt service.' Ray Satter. Ph.
32504..,. j,.,. fr
Warm
- M ODE ST MAIDENS
1 aT 1 l ; 1 I agsw j . ftw. as m ai l -
" "Fwiponithis luit "for 'thfa.i&kkJ -should -. '
think you'd be over your amusement hy now! j
Help Wanted ; 1
i WANTED!!
CONTRACTOR
To Loff 30 Thousand Feet
S I - 1
Per
VERY GOOD SMALL CAT SHOW
' - ' 13Mile Haul : ;
12 Miles ' on State Highway!
Summer' and
Pope &
DALLAS
Salesmen Wanted
. West' Coast- Life Insurance Co. 'has
an attractive opening for a full time
District Manager at Salem. We prefer
a local resident between the ages of
33 and 45 who has a desire to make
life underwriting hia life's work. Ex
perienced life insurance underwriter
not now under contract will be con
sidered. Write in confidence to J. W.
Stewart, 811 Failing BWg.. - Portland
4, Oregon. , i i
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Money to Loan
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YOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL CON-
! SIDERATION WHEN YOU
APPLY TO
)
General Finance Corp.
FOR ' -. I
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Quick Gash Loans
Locally owned and operated, we i are
familiar with all local needs and con
ditions and, tend on any reasonable
security. Up to 13 mot. to repay.
Telephone 81C8 I !
State Lie. (S-138) 138 S. Commercial St
PRIVATE MONEY
Auto And ! Truck Loans
'Contracts Refinanced
Mimey for new - and used ears' ot
trucks regardless of age No delay
bring ear and title and get the money
You retain possession of vehicle. , j
(vtO'ia -joosttiis -to repay.
After S o'clock utione 3381 or 11141
for- appointment :
f R0Y;H. SIMMONS
" .' ; , lamltlail .h Btata -
138 S Com! :. St Phone 8168 IU 1321
AUTO LOANS
Use your - ear -as security." No fcmg
rigamarole. Prompt- private service.
818.08 per - mo. repays to . 13 .months
$180. Come in, or-save time by -'phoning
m your application. . When approv
ed make lust one trip and pick up
your cash immediately. - - V f
J, Personal Finance Co.! .
Room 123. Second nr. New Bligo Bldg
- 518 State St. Phone: Salem 3181 j
J, : Lie. S-133 M-165 :.
;-k:J
$ $ MONEY ;$ $
We make all types of personal loans
Including furniture, note and car loans,
for any worth -while cause.- We also
make real estate loans and buy real
estate contracts. -For quick and effi
cient service .see orpbono : j j
! STATE FINANCE CO,
Phone 4121. 212 GuardUn Bldg. Salem
Lie. S 316-M 223
Willamette Credit Co. J
JTH IXOOR GUARDIAN BUILDUP
UCENSI W U l
For' Sale Miscellaneous
Electric Hot Plates -
2 Burner, 3 heats, sealed ontL Slight
ly used. Guaranteed satisfactory. Buy
now for only- 88 Jl. - '
Star Exchange, cor. Chemeketa ComI
PORTABLE Battery Radio 4J0
Rebuilt Jr. size Elec, sweeper 2830
- 8x13 Rug tc Pad. A-l condition 39.75
6x12 Seamless Wilton Rug - .. 75
Pre-war Simmons Studio Couch 2930
4 Poster bed, coil spg. At .
new matt. . f
Twin bed, coil spg. 3c matt. 35.00
Good Davenport ior recover -.15,75
' Large late model cabinet radio. Own
er wants small set in trade. j
Bright Furniture Co.
433 Court SL
Ph. 7311
Markets
1 -Help Wanted!
-
Day
Winter Operations
Talbot. Incl
Phone Dallas 224
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For Sale lUisccllancous
WELL built" rabbit hutches 335.00
Ph. 781L 538 10th. ,
BARLEY 48 ton. Ph. 22017.
DAVENO. platform rockerj dinette
sei. 'ctuea irasn oumer. tra. i
BEAUTIFUL tapestry couch ' and
misc. items, rnone sis. ;
TRAILERS i for rent 5oe per br.
Woodry's Mkt, 1605 N. Summer.
CARLOAD of Eastern Oil 100 Para
fin Base. 5 gallons 82.00 in your con
tainer. Merritt Truax Oil Co. N. Front
Ic Columbia.
-1
303 RIFLE with 45 shells. Rt. 6. Box
us. a mi. easr fen m ornersj - -
BLUE Floral tapestry daveno. sew
ing rocker and foot stool. Ph.s 8250.
TREE PEONIES. A rare! - shrub.
Choose for fall planting while now in
Dioom. Frea worbls. l ml. east 'i mi.
wo. ox canpy. cross rjl union Oil.
I DAVENPORT 4 1 chair, Daveno bed.
rouna oax taoie ! a z extra leaves,
song dining table 3 leaves, long library
table, night stand, dresser, single bed
wood, metal bed I complete with coil
springs,-, easy do clothes closet, writing
desk, wood rocker, awing rocker, some
curtain rods and lace curtains. 825 N.
winter. . j i i
Antiques - 740 Electric
SMALL desks with and 1 without
drawers; 3 blackboards: kitchen tables,
chairs, daveno. etc 180 S. 19th. Ph. 8374.
-. EXPERT washing machine
MTui wiinMV roll . all ma lr .
line! service
kesJSee Ed
Ellis at Nelson Bros. Furniture Store,
319 Ii.
FOR SALE Furnishinffs " of 3-oed
room, 4-room home. Call evenings 3 to
. spt. 3. 3060 N. Capitol. j
ertOi2eivFhy35a
. . OUR Specialty; Spray painting. Ey-erly-fiottenberg
contractors. Ph. 4348.
JOHNSON twin Seahorse 4 outboard
motor. After 5:30 PM., 153 Evergreen.
"PRE-WAR bird cage wttbl stand.
GOOD "wood coiled stoveri and i 3
burner electric plate. Ph. 7468. , I
t PIECE pre-war dining room suite.
145 N.'17th. Phone 8660. J : I
1 PRACTICALLY hew pre-war Econ
omy King separator, stainless steel
disked Price 865. 133 .Evergreen. ;
i 3 BURNER ; elect stove .- 845; White
enamel wood range 837.50: man's bicy
cle 328.50; baby buggies 11.50 and up.
DU FRATN'S FURNITURE, 3093 Port
land Rd. Ph. W3J f : j -
. GOLDFISH. 15c and up. White large
dbl. water lilies 50c clump. Any day
but Sunday.' 1145 Laurel Ave. ,
el
PIECE walnut .finish Jr. llnnette
good condition, 2280 N. "Front. -. i
SEWING MACHINES: I have a few
used sewing machines now available.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
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iKrrCHEN CABD 243 K. klt T,
CABBAGE Plants. Danish Ball Head.
Jersey Wakefield. Golden Acre. 2230
N.'ComX W- l-,' J- -'v- ;-':-'l ',.-'--)-
MAN'S Bike, victory model, like
new, 825. Rt. 1. Box 303. Ph. 8628.
CITY Gas Range with built-tn trash
burner. Fully insulated. All porcelain.
Automatic pilot light. Cabinet - style.
$174.95. Certificate rMessarv-4j-
r , MONTGOMERY WARD? :
. METAL Bed. coil spring it mattress
Kali uewr. wlr T.?"-- i - ,
1 MONTGOMERY yAfctt t
' ANTIQUE glassware, cups and sau-
cers- Ph. 2-1443. . ' -
"36 PLYMOUTH ! motor, pair roller
skates. 3 burner oO stove. 2349 Cherry
Ave. - . . i .
complete with: hitch and extra wheel.
2209 N. Front.
Cabincti
Classifieii
For Sale Misccllanf ou
COAL 8s Wood Ranse. Porcelain fin
lslw cabinet- style, -large- firebox, res
ervoir, not rationed. 886,85. .
SaUN-rUUMKRY WARD
RIVER SILT
Phone 5077
ATMORAYS -OZONE. seQ and rent.
1 C Puah Ph 8-2458 PO Boa 463.
MOTHERSD y card s' arsSsTTha
Apron Shop. 79 N. High si
ENCWE Rlver Siltr' "free from
foul seed.- - i t" -'
Commercial' Sand &
Gravel' Co. .
PH. 8673 or 1954 . , "
Johnston Sheet Metal Co.
' 1410 S. 12th.! Salem. Oregon
-Phone 5391
Years of experience enables ui to
give you guaranteed workmanship.
.Air- conditioning. Furnaces. Gutters.
Cave troughs. Skylights. Smoke stacks. -Tanks
and repairing. . FREE ESTI- '
MATES. . - . ..-. .
LARGE ASSORTMENT unpamted
furniture, prime coated for easy paint-;
ing or durable pisstie finish. PICK
EfrsCOjOP FbRNMth A SUte.
- WILL buy - for - cash, sell or trade
runs, ammunition, scopes 3c trailers.
Don Madison. 500 No. High. Salem. . .
STOVE repairing ft parts.' ,
Woodry's Mkt, 1S05 N. Summer St
" WE Buy - 8 sen furniture, tools,
stoves, dishes, motors, radios. Electric i
appliances, household goods. KLIG
MANJfc 2M ll ComroerciaL Ph. 8883. :
CROCHETED FRILLS. 980. Union St.!
"ALWAYS a bis -stock.-
Woodry's Furniture Mkt.
Ph. 3110.
FULLER - Brushes 174 Grant P 8357
XAWNMCWE j Sharpening & Ad
lusting.
-Woodry's Mkt. 1805 N.
Summer St.
Trade Miscellaneous
NICE WALNUT dining tble. 30x18 to
trade for small drop leaf table and i
chairs. Ph. 759. ' .
TO TRADE Large prewar wicker
doll buggy. Perfect condition for Jr.:
sizo bicycle, wil -i pay difference 290
Kingwood Ave. - i
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED: Good stock dog. immed
iately. Must be well trained for cattle.
J. J. Doran, Rt 3. Box 12. Turner.
WANTED: Fly rod. reel and misc.
fishing tackle, by local service man.
Ph. 3804 or write i Opt Vernon Green- ,
lee. 1440 Ferry. Salem. TUES. or WED. !
- WILL- Give 31
for cold storage
locker.- Ph. 7558.
-WANTED:-A second hand bath tub.
also gas ranged burner. 271 D St. Salem
-.WANTED Electrte washing machine I
in good condition. Phone 3774.
rVteaTJo Id dishes
and glassware. Ph. 2-1443
, WANTED Large second-growth fir.
hemlock, or white fir. Within 40 miles
of Salem. Will pay ton price for any
large amount -See Jack Henningsen.
STATE FINANCE CO.
Realtors
212 Guardian Bldg.
WANTED Five-inch top fir piling,
long lengths. Telephone ATwater 4341.
quantity can supply. - Ntedermeyer
Martin Co.. Spaldine Bide Portland.
ure. - '-.-.... .
WAN'I'KU An tnabn 1,HH., n '
24 ft. long, in good cond. Rt 4, Box 132.
Frank Bruns. -, .
We Buy j Furniture
TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 30 YEARS
REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG
RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID TOR USED
Pianos
Furniture and Appliances
Call 9149 for appointment
HOGG BROS.
260 State St
"SGOODusedbox
CASH tor useO joiano at other mu
sical instruments Call 4641 days or
9537 evenings or send description to
laquith Music Co.. 191 S iigb ;
CASH PAID fort Singer sewing ma
chines. Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
WANTED, PIANOS. Will pay cash.
Will Music Store, i 432 State St ;
WANTED. Pmnos. Tallman's. Ph 5tW
- WANT TO Buy, tTaeo cameras as
tenses McEwan Phuto Shoo 435 Stata.
USCD rURNITURf Pit 9183
Wanted rF urnitnre
WE pay. cash for1 used furn. State St
Furn. Co., 19O0 State. Phone 7596.
Vf YOU have furniture to sell see
Russ Bright Ph 731 L 453 Court -
Miscellaneous'
- FACTORY represenUtive of middle
west manufacturer will be in Salem
to select exclusive' dealers for frozen
food cabinets and other electrical
equipment. Replies solicited from es
tablished business firms. Box 411.
Statesman. - - j
INSTRUCTION. Learn practical nurs
ing easily at borne, spare time. Bis de
mand, good earnings. High school not
necessary. Write for FREE facts.
Wayne School of Practical Nursine.
Mt care statesman. i
INSTRUCTION. Male.-Would like to
hear from reliable men who would like
to train in spare time to overhaul and
install Refrigeration and Air Condi
tioning equipment. Should be mechan
ically inclined. Will not interfere with
your present- - work. For information
about this training, write at once giv
ing name. atidres, ago and your work
in - hours. . Utilities Inst 393 car
Statesman.
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-BOUR SERVICE IN MOST
'. CASES
Bring or Mall your Plates for Repair.
DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST
Adolpb Bldg . State & Cont-Ph 3311
BOOKKEEPING and accounting.
shorthand. -.-typing, 'office, machines Ac
f inng. taurnt the modern methods at
The Capital Business College, 343 Court
St, Salem. Phone 5987. i
For Rent Rooms
LARGE sleep, rm. close in. EmnL
lady pref. 146 .Marion St
NICE front heated sleep, rm.: for
gentleman. II. St C, water. 255 Center.
COMBINATION living and sleeping
room. rri. tUi. in new home. Phone
iiau or x-ui (
CLEAN, comfortable rooms.
drinking. 575 Court St
Large sleep.' rm4 g beds. Ph. 8759.
SLEEP ROOM 260 Marion.
Room and Board
FOR MENM144 Canter. Ph. 8630.
WILL BOARD 2 small children in my
home. 1143 -Marlon, after 8 PJ4.
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committee. ,
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