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Th 02IZG0N STATESMAN, Sdem, . Oregon. WedadaT Morning, May 15. 1343
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90th Birthday
: Is Observed
- TURNER William J. j ("Dad")
Hatfield, believed tor be the oldest
- man in Turner, celebrated his 90th
birthday on Friday, May 11. Sev-
eral friends called on him during
' the day, bringing gifts and cards.
A birthday dinner was prepared
- for him at the home of his son,
Roy Hatfield, when he was pre
sented with a birthday cake and
, gifts from the family.
, The centerpiece at . the dinner
table was pink tulips and spirea
presented to him by Mrs. Homer
Haggard. Covers were laid for
William Hatfield, Mrs. Irene Dow,
; Marcella and NeaL Miss Barbara
: Standley, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hat-
. field, Orville James, Ailene and
v Natalie Hatfield 1 ' '
Amity May Queen
Crowned; Friday
With MujsK Pomp
AMITY-r-N a I h e 11 e I Scoggon,
brown eyed senior from the Grand
Island district, Was . crowned May
queen by the Amity: high school
students Friday morning before a
large crowd. j ' ' K"; '
. The student body president, Le
Roy Loiselle crowned the queen
in the high school gymnasium.
She wore a white formal, a cape
-of blue velvet trimmed in white,
a jewelled crown and carried an
arm bouquet of rose carnations.
Ruth Rae, maid of honor in pink
with arm bouquet of pink, carna
tions. The senior class president,
Lyle Tresham, was escort,
. The princesses wearing formals
of pastel colors! carried: snapdra
gons. They included senior, Ver
na May Culp; junior, Doris Culp;
sophomore, Marlynn Benjamin;
freshman, Joyce! JLoiselle. Escorts
were Leroy Farmer, Norman Rice,
Richard Johnson and Bob Burns.
During the noon hour the eighth
grades were given a luncheon. The
baseball g a m e ' scheduled with
Dayton and the climax of daytime
activities was called off because
of rain. : ( . j' "
The traditional May pole dance,
tumbling and - musical ! numbers
were presented.! j
The student body play "Keep
'Em Trying" was presented as a
grand finale for jthe, May day.
800 Big Forts Can
Take Off One Isle
In Marianas Chain
WASHINGTON, May; 15.HJP)
The, army air forces now have
the field facilities to mount 800
plane Superfortress raids against
Japan from a single island in the
Marianas. - i I
This was disclosed today in a
delayed navy dispatch from some
where in the Marianas j reporting
that seabees on' one unidentified
island have turned over to the
army the last of four big bomber
strips, each 8500 feet long and
capable of accommodating 200
B-29s. The fourth field was in use
by March 20.
Hood River County
Reaches Bond Quota
HOOD RIVER, May 15
There wasn't enough time bef ore
orchard work td prolong thii coun
ty's Seventh Wr Loan1 drjye so
everybody pitched in and met the
quotas within a few hours Mon
day. ! !
Stocks and Bonds
May IS 'I '
STOCK AVERAGES i
30 10 1$ 10
Indus Rails Otil Stks
Tuesday - -.85.8 - 39.9 43.8 64 Jl
Prevloua day 66.8 38.6 -43.7 64 .2
Wk ago . 87.1 40.3 43.S 65.1
Month ago 85.1 39.1 42.8 63.8
Year ago 71.7 27.0 35.7 81.7
1945 high 87.2 41.8 43.8 654
1945 low ..78.6 33.9 39 Jl L 57.8
New 1943 high j ! .
BOND AVERAGER.
ao 10 fo
' Bails Indus Utll
Tuesday -.100.3 104.7 107.3
Previous day 100.4 104J 107.1
Week ago 100.6 104.8 107.0
Month ago . , , .99 J 104.8 101.5
Year MHO . SS.4 104.S 106.0
1945 high 100.6 105.5 107.8
X943 low .86.a 104.0 106.0
10
Fogn
73.3
73.0
73J
71.8
6.1
73.7
08.1
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Fob
Boxsprlng and Mattress Set CQ EH
.Good heavy covers and deep coils iVlUev J
in spring. Full size and twin size.
48-Lb. Layer Built Cotton Felt Buttress flJ.75
50-Lb. Layer Built Cotton Felt Mattress $1145
Cotton MjUtresses.. $1?.75 to $tt
Doxsprlnxsi $19.5 to $2.75
i TVell-Known Lines of ,
Boxsprins and Mattress Combinations
C-1E3 - C53 CCD - $73 - $C3
Snbiii's Zc:-3 Fcrmlnro. Co.
137 So. Commercial St. "
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Jack Beany, popular radio and screen comedian, returns to the screen
after an absence of two years In Warners, "The Horn Blows at MJd
night," starting Thursday at the Estnore theatre. It also stars lovely
Alexis Smith and features Reginald Gardiner. Allyn Joslyn, Dolores
Moran. Gay Kfbbee and John Alexander In sopportinx roles. ..; , f.
Quotations at
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore, May 15 (AP)-r
AA prints 4-44ie. cartons 46"-47I,1c;
A grade prinU 4S',i-46c. cartons 43ii
464c; B trade prints 45,-45c, car
tons 46-46'tC.
Burtertat First quality, maximum
of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland S2-52ttc; premium quality,
maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity
52-52ic: valley routes and country
poinU 2c less than first or 80-81 kc
tgi To retailers: AA xtra large
46c; AA Urge 44c; A Urge 43c; A med
ium 38c; small (pullet) 35c dosen. i
Live poultry Buying prices from
producers: Effective May 1. broilers
up to 3 lbs. 33.2c: fryers. 3 to S'k lbs.
32Jtc; roasters over 3 lbs. 33.1c;
Leghorns 28.7c; colored hens, all
weights 28.7c; old roosters and stags
20-22C lb.
Country meats Rollback prices to
reU tiers: Country - killed hogs. . best
butchers. 120-140 lbs. 19-10c; vealers
AA 22c: A 214c; B 19'c; S 15-17c;
culls 12-15c: beef AA 21,ic; A 20c; B
183,ic; 16'4c; canner-cutter cows W
14c: bulls, canner-cutters 14-14c:
lambs AA 26c; A 24ic; B 22ac; C
10-20c: ewes FS 134c; M 12c; R 10c.
Cheese Selling price to PorUand
retailers: Oregon triplets 29.3c; daisies
29.9c; loaf 30.2c: triplets to whole
salers 27c; loaf 27' ic FOB.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Government Ukes sup
ply, market nominal.
Onions Oregon dry No. 1, 2.25
2.35 50-lb. sack; Texas 3.75; green 50c
dozen bunches.
Onions Sets, eastern. 32s 8.75;
plants, WaUa Walla, 60 bunches 6.00-50.
Potatoes Deschutes culls 3.00;
Klamath Falls culls 3.50 cental; SOs.
1.60 bag; local Is. 100s. 3.50; Maine
No. f, 5.00-5.10 cenUl.
Potatoes New Texas Red Tri
umphs 3.75 per 50-lb. bag.
Wool Government control.
Cascara bark 1944 peel 15c lb.
Mohair 1942, 12-month 45c lb. ;
Hav Wholesale price nominal:
Alfalfa No. 2 or better 34-36; oats
vetch $25 valley points: timothy (est
ern Oregon) 835-38; clover $22-23 ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 15 (AP)
IWFAl SaUble cattle 1600. total 2150:
salable and total calves 200; market
active, generally steady to strong with
few opening sales of good-choice fed
steers 25 cents higher; extreme top
10 cents lower at 17.65: several good-
choice loads 16.50-17.50; good grades
down to ' 15.50; common - medium
12.00-15.00; heifers 11.00-14.00; good fed
heifers upward . to 16.00: load good
1194 lb. fed cows 13.50; other medium
good beef Cows 11.00-12.50; canner
cutter cows 7.00-8.50; medium-good
sausage bulls 10.50-12.50 including one
2770 lb. Holstein pt 12.50 (one of the
biggest ever on sale here); good beef
bulls 13.00-75; good-choice - vealers
15.00-16.00, few to 16.50.
Salable hogs 200. total 1200: market
active, steady at ceiling; barrows and
gilts all weights 15.75; sows 15.00; stags
up to 670 lbs. 14.50; good-choice 106-142
lb. feeder pigs 18.00-19.00.
SaUble sheep 1000, total 2650: lambs
around 25 cents lower: ewes steady;
good-choice spring lambs 13.75; good-
choice wooled old crop lambs 13.50-
14.00; mixed shorn umos and year-
Salem Market
Quotations
The prices below supplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers by Sa-J
icm ouyers out are not guaranteed
by The Statesman:
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
(Subject to chant without notice)
BUTTERFAT
Primium - JS4
No. 1 ; A3 j
,No. 2 M i
BUTTER PRINTS
A u
B
Quarters -.
EGGS
Extra large
Mediums , ,-
.40
.4S?
-46
JO
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M
20.70
24.00
33.30
32 JO
"Standards - -
Pullets
Cracks
POULTRY
No. 1 colored hens
No. S colored hens
Bakes
Colored frys " '. ;
LIVESTOCK (Br Valley Pack)
Spring lambs 11.00 to 13.25
Ewes , M to .06 j
Cows, boners and cutters .04 to .06 ;
Cows, common , , ;, .06 to .08 ;
Cows, top dairy , - .08 to .00.50
Cows, beef type S to AX
Veals J3 to .14.50
Bulla M to .11
Hogs. 160 to 370 .. J5.45
Sows .., M to .14 JO
Green Stamps
HaSSresses
."N
Portland
lings 11.00-12.00; good ewes 0.00-50;
wooled ewes 0.00; common shorn ewes
down to 4.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore- May 15 (AP)
Wheat! Na futures quoted.'
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.53ft;
soft white (excluding Rex) 1.334;
White club lJ3a; western red 1.53' i.
Hard red winter: Ordinary IJa4r
10 per' cent US; 11 per cent 1.62; 12
per cent 1.66.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent LS5;
11 per cent 1.82; 13 per cent 1.66.
Today's car receipts: Wheat M. bar
ley 7. flour 13. corn 0, oats 1. hay 1,
millfeed 12. fUx 1. .
StlckMark
as
NEW YORK, May iI-Con
centration on the seventh war loan
drive kept the stock market more
or less subdued today although
motors, scattered rails and issues
with a good peace rating exhibited
relative strength despite 1 losing
tendencies in a number of spots. ;
Reconversion doubts proved
handicaps and investment caution
still was evident The president's
warning that ' tax relief could not
be expected until Japan surren
ders Was a sobering influence.
Transfers bf 1,010,000 shares
compared with 1fl80,000iMonday. !
Th Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up H of a point at
64.4. Of 994 issues appearing, 390
were gainers,: '301 down and 213
unchanged. Chrysler .rose
United Aircraft lost Vk.
1
Armory Guard Injured
When Shell Explodes ; -1
Kaeppeli Albert, 58, of Turner,
a guard at the armory was treated
at the Deaconess ' hospital late
Monday after a shell exploded as
he was cleaning a gun at his work.
Attendants said that the shell cut
a large gash 'near his cheek bone
and severed sin artery, which bled
profusely, but after-first aid treat
ment, he was able to return to his
home. 1 - - I 1
Ranch
Ramblings
By the Rural Reporter
i Frank Crawford, over in Polk
county, has J arranged hii cover
crop i disk so that he can used it
in his orchard without going too
deep He has a pulley-wheel bolt
ed on the spindle between the
disks; one on each section in about
the middle of the section. 5 Others
of the same kind were seen idling
in orchards at the time I was
through that section. The: siie of
the pulley wheel determines the
depth. If you ,have a 20-inch
disk and want to go down about
four, inches.! you eet a l2-fauh
pulley wheel.- This arrangement,
some of f the farmers explained,
does: a better: job in cutting up the
cover crop than does an , ordinary
disk harrow.' t -
f . -j .-;y;;.kj.:
1, While over in the Spring Val
ley -tection, the reporter ' noticed
that the Alvin Madsen farm had
been; sold and that the old house
builf by the Townscnds ; around
1890r was torn down. A machine
shed, had been made from i the
boards from the house. One par
ticularly notices the fine doors in
the machine shed taken front the
old house.- All of the land is be
ing farmed, t 1
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. Romaine B. Ware, frequent con
tributor to .national horticulture
magazines, is now a rancher in his
own Tight, He bought ; the bulb
farm and retail Tily business from
Julit JE. Qark in the Riverside
district hear . Canby. Mr. 1 and
Mrs Ware plan to continue the
lily business and at the same time
add: a few other plants.
4 - i - ::4L.;'U.:f-l.
; Mrs. Anna Hayes has been ap
pointed as farm labor assistant to
succeed Mrs. Miriam I Jernstedt
in the McMinnyille office. , "Wil
liam J. Maxwell who has assisted
with1 the farm labor program for
the past two years, will help again
this summer, . .
Eggs Uanloi
- To? Prices Paid!
Prompt . Remittance
Shin or Bring Tear Cggs to
FE1ED riEYEh ,
V EGG DEPQT 5
HI 8. TL Alder SL L
Portland. Ore.
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Begins
Wheat, Rye I
At Seasonal 1
High Records
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CHICAGO, May 15 - Off) t Mayl
corn' reached the ceiling iif or that
delivery jr-'ILWH in;todayi
grain futures trading. Wheat and
rye established new seasonal
highs. The market ' started on a
firm basis 'and "worked steadily
upward, , with . occasions jirofit
waing- causing recessioBS;! 014 scion
duration. J : r
There was no special
t
pressure
on wheat, jf The roff erinfcs f were
comparatively light. Cash interests
bought May; wheat, presumably to
remove hedges against wheat not
In a position for May delivery on
May contracts, 'dealings jln which
expire a week' hence, f r ! .
' - At the close , wheat was j to
1 higher than yesterday's 'close,
May $1.76. Corn was Sa to IV.
higher. May, $1.18. its 1 were
to 1 cent higher, .Jytayf 65. Rye
was to 2 hlghr,i;May
IL41H-H. ; Barley was ft to 2
higher, May 97.;. . .1 ! . ' s
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Statesman j'
Classified Ads
Call 9l0l
Three Insertions per lin
Six insertions per lin& l40c
One month per line4L.Sl.25
Minimum charge 25c; 3 XL min
imum 35c; 6 tL min. '45c. No
' refunds.' t
- Copy for this pas accepted un
til 6:30 the evening before publica
tion for classification. . Copy re
ceived after this time wilt be run
undet the beading "Too i; Lata to
CUssify " 1 I! f '
The Statesman reserves the! tight
to reject questionable . advertising.
It further reserves the right to
place all advertising under the
proper classification. j
The Statesman assumes 00 finan
cial responsibility for errors which
may appear in advertisements pub
lished in its columns and f in cases
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of an advertise
ment In which the typographical
mistake accurs. i j
A "Blind" Ad an ad containing
a Statesman box number for an ad
dres Is for the protection of the
advertiser and must therefore be
answered by letter. The SUtesman
not at liberty to divulge infor
mation as to the identity of an
advertiser using a "Blind1? ad.
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Livestock and Poultry
NINETY-10 week old New ! Hamp.
pullets. 2594 S. Summer, house just
off Summer. j -
5 YR. Old Saddle horse, bridle, sad
dle and martingale. Sell ' at public
auction. Max Groesbeck. 2$ Sllverton
Road. 7 p ML, Wed, May 16. j
. SADDLE Horses, 4 pin toes, several
others. Black Shetland. 1 Work mare.
Few extra saddles. We never refused
a reasonable offer. D. D. Delp, ' mile
C Fairgrounds. Silverton Rd. I .j - ?
S MILK' Cows. ,i m. S. rube school.
Buster Murphy. Jefferson Rt, 1. Bsc 49.
600 NICE STARTED Broad Breasted
Bronze turkey poulU. 1 mile East of
yesvUle School. Rt. 7. Box! 365J.
PUREBRED Collies tt Shetland sheep
dogs, pups Si grown stock. Nelcrest
Kennels, Reg. S Mi. S. W. Turner,
nr. Cloverdale School. - j ,
W YOU want to buy anything list
ed in this column ana need the cash
to buy it with then do what hundreds
of other people do phone Salem 3191
and ask for the money on the Per
sonal Finance Company's Special Fi
ance PUn, 018 State StreetJ :
' WANTED: Beet and cafiner cows
bulls, and veals. Will call: at farm
E. I Snethen. 3570 E. Turner Road
Ph. 21343. Morns or eves. ;
Auctions
STAYTON AUCTION
Sale, Thurs., 7:3(j p. m.
in our new location 1 block' North and
i mi. west of previous location.
Heavy springer cow. Other cows,
heifers, calves, pigs, chickens, rabbits,
furniture, machinery. BJUKG; WHAT
YOU HAVE TO SELL. H
Help Wanted
WANTED: Men. young and old. to
travel with Arthur Bros; Railroad
Circus. In Salem Wednesday; May 16th.
East of Fairgrounds on Silverton Road.
". Summer Resort,
Needs laundry workers, hotel clerk
and odd jobs man. Ph. 2-1644 or write
N. D. Bruckman. I960 VlrgixOa St.
wm... lWIK1t UiWJU
Central Mkt. 184 N. High. PH. 7323.
VlMrm a lmu ' . ,
preaaer. Can make 673 per week. Apply
at Hollywood Cleaners. S040 N. Capitol
PROOir RTAnrn mo mrv rrruM
A WEEK. 6 p.m. to 1M ajn. Previous
experience deairabU; aUrtoeas. de-
pendabihty : essential. Regular position,
tt interested please write Box ii care
The Statesman., , . "jl,
vj ac. ; vvmpwnictfr!i operator.
Dairy Co-op 910 S. Com U -T
' "-'II- 1 I ! i
mj aV SkJ 1 aTT m ' a ,
Help Wanted aiale
j Workers inow emplnyei An war pro.
auction BhOUId not innl nil nrlll b
be considered for employment by em
auvcrusmg m tnuv section
MAN ' Tf rnrlr; tn t.lf
seed store. Phone 9416 for appointment.
,3TI0,.enJ?rsntd- Dairy Co-op.
Bill Sl aT'iTmi'l VK : ffsnnc i n T. t .... r
yer-roun4 job. Box 422, e-o SUtei-
man . n . . s :i -
WANTED: Man under 40 j-with some
jelling experience.. Marion jFeed &
Seed Co, 22 Ferry' St.: -1. ,.,- ( .
MEN -wanted for cannery j, help at
once. 4 miles south of Salem at lib
ergrrEp GROWERS. Np. Phone
MEN wanted to work trt cemetery.
Steady employment, good pay. Essen-
DIM. CHAN . . . LAM ;
Or.l.TXaaJ J. . DrX),CaaavN Jl
CHINESE nerbaJMa 1
. 241 Nortli Liberty i ;
17. Portiaad General Oectnc
Co Office open Saturday only
16 am to 1 pra t 6 to ?Spn Coo
xulteUon Blood pressure and urine
testa are frae ej charg j. Practiced
since WiJ " ,JS . - . i
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Finahcidl
Ilelp Wantetl Slale
BUTCHER: Wanted, experienced but-
cner xor sieaoy joo. gooa pay. Apply
-Grand Ronde Mercantile NCo Grand
. Ronde. Oregon. 'lK,,,t I,,,,,, ,,,
WANT, middla affMt' man m
round r work. Erlwarria Pnlh (rm
and Hatcnery. Rt. S. Box 91 Ph. 2-2943.
GROCERYMAN: Wanted, experienced
groceryman to handle department:
steady Job. aood oav. AddIv Craiul
Ronde Mercaatu Co, Grand Rondev-I
FRUIT and veeetabu mad. Good nav
to- itart. The best pay in the food
business for an experienced man. Sav
ing Center. W. Salem. : . . j . .
man. Walter H Inwl Tn. :riiii.v
and High St. ill
Help WantedFemale
WANT .aHArrtw . la1 1nr I anmnntM
and help with light housework by
June 1st. Ph.. 9463 or caU 1177 Center.
YOUNG T-arfv - tn: nrnrk In oVtlM-
prsctorS office., 642 N. Highw , 4:-:
to 11 p. m.' Apply at The Blue Bird.
WOMAN To! wash : dishes sat naw
unit Lausanne Hall.' Willamette ' uni
versity. Call Miss Jack. 9265. "
WAM omee' eWL!" Avxiitr itea ii.
Capitol. Ph. 3031 or 7903.. " , . j': ,
WANTED: Waitress Sat. and Sun.
nights. Apply at Blue Bird.
WOMAN, for housework and care
two children, 2 mornings and 1 day a
weefc. 834 Rose. Ph. 3-1331.
PORTLAND GENERAL
ELECTRIC CO ) :
wants office clerk. . Some shorthand
required. Advancement if qualified.
See Mr. Crossland. 237 N. .Liberty fit
NURSES aide wanted. Phone 7020. ;
LADY to care tor 2 D re -school chil
dren. Ph. S396K :. ' . . r- :
.WOMAN for housework ione or two
days a week. Ph. 3345. . . .
HOTEL Maid. Experience not neces
sary. Age 40 to 55. Apply Hotel Salem.
HOTEL Maid, good wages, steady
employment. Marion Hotel.
WE are now ready to interview and
lace either experienced or lnexper
enced help in laundry. Call at Holly
wood Cleaners, 2040 N. Capitol.
EXPERIENCED housekeeper. Part
care of 3 children. Cooking experience.
uooa salary, fa. juzs.
GIRL grocery clerk. Ton' pay. Saving
Center, W. Salem. i. .
HELP WANTED: Energetic Women
16-49 yrs. in aood health and inter
ested in retail business Full training
opportunities with good pay from the
day you start -Apply today Room 206.
McGUcnrtst Bidg.. saxeway District
Office J' '
SANDWICH and salad Udy. the Spa.
EXPERIENCED fountain girl. The
Spa. . - - i
Situations Wautefjl
LADY wishes housework: 1 or
rays
Ph.
each week in Hollywood Disi
38F11. ; .- I
SECRETARIAL position' wanted by
exp. col grad. Write Box 423. Statesman
MAN can devote half days to book
keeping, typing or collections. Phone
or personal. Box 419 Statesman.
RELIABLE young couple want ranch
work, no milking. P. O. Box 281, In
dependence. 1! i v ' ! -
CHILDREN cared for. Ph. " S645. J
Preschool Playschool: 1 1381 State
Ages 2-S Part or all day; Ph 6436.
GARDENS plowed, disced. Ford trac
tor. : rrompt service. Kayi saner, ra.
22504. , l .
Salesmen Wanted
' WANTED: 2 salesmen. Unlimited op
portunity. - No experience necessary.
Also canvassers on libera) commission
basis. Call Mr, PoweU at 3028 or 21461.
A National - organization Is seeking
a high type salesman to represent
them permanently in local territory.
Company has established; business in
this territory and offers splendid op
portunity for right man. Comprehen
sive training, and j full I cooperation
given. We will be : pleased to hear
from you if you are draft exempt and
desire a dignified permanent position.
Your earninffa baal An aala and rec
ords should be highly1 j satisfactory
Please write ui in, aetau including
telephone number. Replies will be
treated as k confidential. ; Box , 414,
Statesman.',! . j ,. . i
Money to Loan
YOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL, CON
SIDERATION WHEN YOU .
, APPLY TO . ..
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 moe. to repay.
Telephone 91SS
State Lie. (S-138) 136 S. Commercial St
PRIVATE MONEY
Auto Arid Truck Loans
Contracts Refinanced
Money for new and used ears; at
trucks rerardlen of ace.; No delay
bring ear and title and get the money
You retain possession of vehicle, i
i ' to 15 months to' repay.' ' !
After 5 o'clock oboae $361 or 2114
for appoiatment I ; i
ROY H. SIMMQaVf
, Remlated bv state s
136 S Coral $ St Phone 916S lit J52l
WE LIKE TO SAY YES'
WHEN PEOPLE WANT A LOAN
Making personal loans Is our busi
ness. The more times we say Tes
tae more business we do; That's why
we do our best to say "Yes to every
request for a loan. 4 out of 5 get the
money they ask for. The transaction
Is handled promptly, privately, with
out involving outsiders. Loans of $25 to
$300 on your salary, furniture or auto.
v Personal J Finance Co.
Room 125. Second Fir. New BUgh Bldg.
516 SUte St Phone: Salem 3191
- Lie. S-122 .M-165-- ....: jr-
$ $ M0NEYl $ $ f
We make all types of personal loans
Including furniture, note and ear loans,
for any worth while cause. We also
make real estate loans and buy real
estate contracts. For autck and effl-
ixient service sea' or phone .
STATE FINANCE CO.
Phone 4121. 213 Guardian' Bidg. Salem
Auto ' Loans
Wiilainette Credit Co.
VTH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDING
UCENSaVH M.159
For Sale Miseellaneonj
SAND. Gravel, crushed. Ready-Mix
concrete. Two-unit Septic Tanks. -Sewer
Pipe. Oregon Gravel Co, 1405 , N.
Front 5t Pli. S417v - ; -
- Farm
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Help Wanted Male
MEN WANTED By
C0BBS & MITCHELL CO.
. VALSETZ, OREGON j
Choker setters, head loader,! head rigger, fallers and
buckers. Also green chain men and mill laborers,
handy man for store. ' '. !
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' U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE J !
710 Ferry St Salem. i .
For: Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Pre-war daveno, $35.
Phone 4223.
DUO Thermo oil circulator, ' $39.95.
, GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO.
247 N, .. Liberty St - Ph. 4615
OUTBOARD Motors, " Evinrude, Elt
Sales, repairing, fishing tackle, boats.
Hains : Outboard Shop, W. L. Hain,
1201 S.: ComX Ph. 6060. 'i
FARMERS Attention:. Electric fence
controllers, $19.95. Time switches for
chicken houses. Yeater Appliance Co,
255 Nj Uberty.
NEW IK gage pump action Western
Field shot gun, with two boxes of
shells. Also 24 in Child's bicycle. Rt 5.
Box 187. Ph. 23T14.
McCORMICK DEERTNG- W 30 trac
tor. Good shape. Independence, Rt. 1,
7 mi. west of Salem on Salem-Dallas
Highway. Ph. 2-1321 Salem. Alvin Free?i
.born, i j
SWING Rockers, spring construction,
$32.75. -,
GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. "
247 N. Liberty St. Ph. 48IS
GOLD SEAL Coffee Makers, $2.29.
Yeater Appliance Co.. 255 N. Liberty.
BULTWELL DAVENO, excel, cond.
$55. Ivory dresser $15. 2210 Chemeketa.
GOl2FISIL15Tai
dbL water lilies 50c clump. Any day
but Sunday. zis Laurel Ave.
SPERTI and Sunkralt ultra violet sun
lamp.; Yeater Appliance - Co . 255 N.
Liberty.
PritchardV Bonnie Best Orange Jubi
lee tomat's. Brussels spts, cel'ry, caulfr,
25c dz. Silke Green House, R. $, Bx 249.
PILLOWS, $6.50 a pair.
GEVURTZ fTTRNTTURE CO.
247 N. Liberty : St . Ph. 4615
FOR SALE Older type bouse, to
wreck. Contains fixtures,, windows and
useable, lumber Phone 9175 or 891.'
IRON Cords and heavy duty rubber
extension cords. Yeater Appliance Co
255 N. liberty.
4 S-WHEEL .TRAILERS, also man's
bicycle $35. One Jr. size bicycle $35.
2110 SUte,
- WOOD Range, good cond,
baker. $35. Ph. 7878.
good
24 X 36 rag rugs, $1.95.
gztvuktz ruHNnuss cu,
847 N. Liberty St.
Pb. 461S
ELECTRIC Soldering Irons $180 to
$9.95. Yeater Appliance Co. 255 N.
Liberty. r . '
SWEST Potata pUnts available after
May 20th. $lidwcwt prepaid. R. P.
Barnwell. Rt tBo VA Ph. 2-3282.
rEEDS wttn slip eovenk 760 J.
Church. . ; - -. ;
UNIVERSAL Vacuum bottles. Yeater
Appliance Co 255 N. Liberty.
METAL Smokers, $8.95.
GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO.
!crty ... pih-y.1?
GENUINE Seruke Oriental rug 9x12.
Reasonable. Phone 2-4120 after 5 for
particulars. . i - '
ATMORATS OZONE, sen and rent
8 C Push Ph 2-2458 PO. Box 463
. tnTT Y1iinrnnt Iritrhen fix
tures and bathroom brackets. . Yeater
Appliance Co. tsa N. . laoerry. : -
- LARGE " ASSORTMENT U un pain ted
furniture, prime coated for easy pahjt
ing or -durable plastic finish. PICK
rrrs CO-OP iFURN 13th St State,
MAPLE Boudoir rockers or chairs.
'"'"GEVURTZ FURNrrUJUB; CO. -247
N. Liberty. St .LPh; -f6?
-WILt. buy for'Caah. sell or - trade
s- maim aV tnjWn
rmu, . .iiinniin ,
Don Madison. .590 No. High. Salem.
OIL Circulators and wood -ranges.
Yeater Appliance Co.. 255 N.i Liberty.
ArrnvA, w a .......
Alexander-Smith carpet; 1 9x12 Wilton
rug with pad; anown oy appu -r-n. iwi.
nette with buffet; breakfast nook set
Call 5 to 9 PJ4. Apt, 2. 2050 N. Capitol.
MAHOGANY secretary desks. $51.39.
J GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. . '
247 N. JUberty St . Ph. 461S
RIGID Ironing boards and covers.
Yeater Appliance Co.. 255 N. Liberty.
EXPERT washing machine service
and wringer rolls, all makes. See Ed
Ellis at Nelson Bros. .Furniture Store.
315 N. , lUberty. . -.
l-PIXCr maple" dinette " set 2785
Brooks St. Ph. 9325.- -
ALUMINUM well and tree platters,
and cake covers with glass plate. Yeat
er Appliance Co,' 225 N. liberty.
arkels -
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Help Wanted Male
For : Sale Miscellaneous
TRUCK Van. Width 7 fti 8 in.;
length 12 ft height ft. 2 in. Ph.
7114 for particulars. , !
Hi , HP Elec. saw and Uble. One
inch - arbor, 3 blades - $75. i ml. on
Turner Road from Hill Aeate Shoo.
F. W. Hens. Rt 7. Box 381. -
ELECTRIC Plate. 2 burner, .white
enamel. Like new. 1740 N. 20th.
MoHtg. Ward hot water Jacket for
coal or - wood; Ph. 21027 evenings, or
640 N. Church st j
- 200 CANNING - iars. $2.50: 1 snrine
filled studio couch. $15; 1 round oak
Uble, 4 extra leaves, $6; 1 : dresser.
$5: 1 15-iewel Elgin man's wrist watch.
$12. 69$ S. 18th. after 1 p. m.
FUEL OIL AND Gasoline tanks. 289
and 500 gaL Randle Oil Co.
WATCHES and alarm clocks for re
pair charges. Decker, 1984 SUte. j
SMALL Lange range -with coils. Also
Stx-Wli rug. Very reasonable. 2t53
E. Lincoln."
GOOD 22 ft. trailer house
C. H. SANDERS. 231 N. High 5838
FOR SALE: Miscellaneous Upestry,
daveno and armchair,- phono, records;
breakfast set table end stand. Apt 2.
2030 N. Capitol. 4 to 9 p. m.
Special for Graduation .
' $10 Permanent for $7 JO. ' Irene's
Beauty Salon, 341 SUte St. Ph, 8454.
Open evenings by appt i
: 12 Canvas Boat with outboard Mo
tor, car top carrier. 10' . Racing hull,
with 9 Hp. Twin, remote control. Both
of the above are real clean jobs fie
motors excellent; 2 place rubber fish
ing boat, complete with paddles &
seat $83.00. Automatic Gas Hot Water
tank, complete 642.00. Ford Car Radio.
lust overhauled, with antena, $25.00..
NEW 12 GAUGE SHOT GUNS, limit
ed supply- at ' $14.55. 90-06 : Enfield
S porter. 8MM .Manlicker SporUr. 12
Gauge Dbl. BbL Parker. 20 Gauge Dbl.
Bbi. Ithica, -43 colt Auto, 3Bi single
action Bbl. and 38-40 DbL Action
Colts.-S Ton Hydraulic Jack, new. 2
GaL Aluminum Gas Tanks, ' Sealed
Beam Conversions for moat Cars. Fire
Extinguishers. Flash Lite Batteries;
i - . Don Madison, 590 No. High, i
PLASTIC-KOTE paint gives a cellophane-like
finish. ' All colors. Yeater
Appliance Co 255 N. Liberty..
Johnston Sheet Metal Col
' 1416 S. 12th, Salem. Oregon -
Phone 5391;
c Years of experience enables us to
give you guaranteed workmanship.
Air conditioning. Furnaces. Gutters
Cave troughs. Skylights Smoke lUcks.
Tanks and repairing. " FREE , ESTI-
HA1E9. - -A i
BRIGHTEN up your awnings and
outdoor furniture with Setfast canvas
paint. All colors Yeater Appliance Co,
255 N. Liberty. . i s
! OLIVER Typewriter. Perfect cond.
Instruction book. 480 K. ttt.
FINISHERS and intermediates. Elec
tric , Oaks Brooder. Ph. 2-2485 morn
ings or eve. Ph. -2-2425, - - - :
I METAL - Medicine cabinet with plate
glass mirror. Yeater Appliance Co,
! ROUND oak din. Uble, $ leather
seat chairs, sideboard, and ; 4-burncr
gas stove. 1493 Saginaw. . . i.
i $ PC. pre-war dining rm. set Enamel
Si 4 -burner range with oven, broiler,
sh burner, copper coils. 2315 S. Cot
Use. Ph. - 6458. - ' -x-.: 1 , --i :
I ILLUMINATED WORLD GLOBES.
Yeater Apphance Ccu 255 N. f-iberty:
DINING rm, set with chairs, bed
stead with springs and mattress, baby
buggy.' 3810 Center, St rt- -
r ENAMEL wood Stove with colls $53.
Phone 7468. ... - -
UNTVXRSAX. Butcher tarvea. Four
sires. Yeater Appliance Co, 255 N.
Ljheity. --.'.'----I i'-r
PAINT SPRAY OUTFIT. ; COM
PLETE. .PH.- 2-1288. , .' i
TWO 'Wheeled trailer, double cider
campV stove in good condition. : Call
at 777 n. cottage 5t . i : k
ELECTRIC! Room heaters. 1200 watt.
AAA priority required. Yeater Appli
ance Co,. 253 Ny liberty. y
PIANO: large square grand. $350.
2295 N. Church St. "... v 1
CIRCULATOR heater. like new. Mod
el T Ford coupe, good, rubber. One
trailer. -Paul Schaad. 170 Falrview.
Phona 8016. ' , -
MARY Allen pie tile. Use as plaques
and table pads. Yeater Appliance Co,
25 N. Liberty. ; t , .
Classifi
ed
For Sale 5Iiscellaneon
BEAUTirUL. an white enamel wood
range. Call i tcr S PJsL 1105 S. 12th.
TRAILERS for rent 0e per hr..x
Woodry's Mkt, 1805 N. Summer.
CARLOAD of Eastern Oil 100 Para
fin Base. 5 gallons $3.00 in your eon
Uiner. Merritt Truax Oil Co. N. Front
ft: Columbia. . . '
VENTILATING AND exhaust fans.
Yeater Appliance Co.. 2SS N. Liberty.
TREE PEONIES. A rare . shrub.
Choose for fall planting while now In
bloom. Fred Worbia, 1 ml. east 'i mi.
No. of Canby. cross RJL Union Oil.
OUR Specialty; Spray painting. Ey
erly-GotUnberg contractors. Ph. 4246.
GENUINE River . Silt tree from
foul seed. 4 - i-.-
Commercial Sand & ;
1 , CraVel Co. ; -
- PH. 72 or 7954 , , . .
STOVE repairing . Sc - parts. - -.
Woodry Mkt, 1605 N Summer St.
; WE Buy Si sell furniture, tools,
stoves, dishes, motorm, radios. Electria
appliances, household goods. KLJGr
MAN's. 285 N Commercial Pb. 9885.
CROCHETED FRILLS. MO Union St
"ALWAYS a big atoca," .
Woodry'a Furniture- Mkt
Ph 511$.
FULLER Brushes 1749 Grant P 8357
LAWNMOWER Sharpening Ad :
rusting. . - ' -
Woodry's ' Mkt. 1605 N, Summer St
- GOOD Quality FratMUette walnuts I
25c lb. Bring conUinera, Ph. 2-2486 eve. :
' EXCELLENT -cond, bed eoll springs.
bhboy, vanity c bench. 51$ S. 23rd.
- PIANO. Mohawk wood range, dress
er. Simmons cot, etc. Ph. 3544 Sunday -
or evenings after 7..- - ,
2 CEDARTEX Wardrobes $6 and $4.
Electric roaster' $6. Ph. 2-4180,
SINGER Sewing Machine Co. Come
in and register now for your post-war
Singer. Earliest registration means
nrsi opportunity . to buy-. 1
wuuu nancje, oavenpon. rouna oaar
Uble, wood-coal heater, crosscut saw.
COCKER Spaniel puppies, males and
females. Salem Veterinary Hospital.
Portland Rd. - , i ts
10 FT. showcase, 5 tt showcase.
Ph. 5421. .:..,L-."-L-j--- '..
ONE single light electric ceiling fix
ture $2.50: two with three liehtx $3.50
each. Good 44 iron bed $8.00, and
silk floss mattrrss $12.00. Rocker $5.00.
two dressers $9.00 each. End Uble with
drawer $3.00. 745 Court St. . Phona
7775. Max O. Buren. I . i
2500 WATT elec. water heater with
thermosUt new. R. M. Toler at Liberty
SPRING filled davenport in good
cond., $35. H. L. Smith. Gervaia.
Trade Miscellaneous
PORTABLE and Electric - radios to
trade for band instruments. Jaaulth
Music Co.. 191 S. High, Ph. 4641. . -
tMGHEvT'pi
serviceable manure spreader. 3 ml. W.
of Salem on Dallas hiway. Box 469. '
Wanted Miscellaneona
WANTED Child's Pedal ear and tri
cycle in good condition. Ph. 6803. :
iTa intoe"jar
wood and Maple logs deUverad f.o.b.
cars or trucks. -; Oilinr prices beine
paid. Alfred A. Loeb, P.O. Box 1666. '
Portland. Oregon. MUrdock 4154.
GOOD ice box " larra or email.
Phone 3698. ' 1
CASH for used oiano ar other mu
sical instruments Call 4641 davs ar
9537 evenings or send description to
aquiin aausic isi 5 High -
100 MEN'S good oxfords, shoes, boots,
ladies' low heeled shoes,; radios, misc.
and household goods. Sundales, 293 N.
Com'l. Phone 3698. i - -.
WANTED. Pianoa. Tallman's. 'Ph 8707
We .Buy Furniture
ntADE WITH A FIRM OF' 30 YEARS
REPUTATION OF BUSINESS INTEG
RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED .
' ". ; . Pianos '
Furniture and Appliances
Can 9149 for appoiatment .
HOGG BROS.
j. 266 State St
WANT set . of i Platform scales.
Ph. 5861. . . i !
USED FURNITURE. Ph tlU ,
WANTED. PIANOS. Will pay cash.
Wills Music Store. 432 SUte St
WANT TO Buy. CaeO cameras as
tenses -McEwan Photo SiMp. 439 SUta.
Wanted Furniture
WE nav rath m hwd ritm c .
Furn. Co, 1909 SUte. Phone 7596.
XT YOU have furniture to sell sea
Rues Bright Ph. 751L 453 Court-
Mi6cellanebns
- UNlniiE penmanship of JnvtUtions.
announcemt's, etc. Reas. prices. Ph. 7371
Dental Platellepair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST
( CASES
Bring or Ma!) Tour Plates for Repair.
DR HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST
Adolpb Bide State a .Cool Ph. X311
BOOKKITPING , and . accountlnr.
shorthand.' typing, office machines At
filing. Uught the modern methods - at
The Capital Business College. 345 Court
St, Salem." Phone ; 6967.
For Rent Rooms
SLP. rm. for emp,'girt. Ph. 34961
Room and Board
WANTED room and board for elder
ly couple. Box 416 SUtesman. -
'oTMESwiiTcenterph. 8630.
For Rent -Apartments
2 RMS. Furn. June 1. 1553 SUU.
For Rent
WE RENT sewrng machines and hava
a complete repair service. Singer Sew
toajCenUT' 142 8. High. Ph. 3512.
TRiJCKS for rent You drive Me
Cune aV . LoveO. ohone 9606
FLOOR SAN DEB
gomery Ward.
for rent V Mont-
Wanted to Rent
WANT TO rent J or 4 room' house
or apt. Adults. Mrs. M. E. Horn. 1450
Oxford St. : , j - v . - .
j WANTED: $ bed room unfurnished i
house. Permanent government em
Bloyee. References. Mr. Vowles. 56$
I. Cottagt. - : , . - .. - ., -.
WORKG?MOTKERand
child need furn. apt with private batta,
Near SUU office bldgs. preferred. Pb,
3963. . ,' . ;
THREE BUSINESS girls desire furn,
pt References. Ph. $135. . , .
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