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Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salav Or?on. Tl-ursaT Morning May 24. 1945
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Pioneer Club :
Has Meeting
Covered Dish Dinner
' Served Member on ;
Thursday Night
PIONEER The Sewing club
met at the community kitchen
Thursday for its regular meeting
of the month. A covered dish din
ner was served at noon. Those
present were Mrs. Roy Woodman,
Mrs. Archie Brown, Mrs. Clarence
Dornhecker, Mrs. Andrew Theiss,
Mrs- Sidney Hanson, Mrs. Tom
Keller, and Mrs. Frank Dornheck
er. . Mrs. Tom Keller; was ap
pointed as chairman on the visit
ing committee for this month. The
club members voted to make scrap
books for the veteran! hospitals.
The next meeting will be June 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Theiss and
sons Alvin and Billie of Corbett
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Tom Keller Sunday. Theiss re
turned Sunday but Mrs. jTheiss and
the boys will visit at the Keller
home a few days longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hughes and
children, Robert, Julia, Edward
, and Lannie Ross of Cutler City
visited the Ray Slates over the
weekend. Robert plans to "visit
his grandparents for a; while but
the rest of the family returned to
their home. 'M
i CpL Marion Wells of Oakland
regional hospital returned home
this week for two weeks. He is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells
of this district and a graduate of
the Dallas high school.
"I Willis Keller has accepted work
as high climber near Sweet Home.
Mrs. Keller went to Medford
where she will visit her parents
before going to Sweet Home. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Keller have been
living with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Keller since he entered
the Dallas hospital with a broken
leg about two months ago.
Mrs. Frank Searl, who under
! went a major operation in a Port
land hospital, returned home Wed
nesday night. j
Hay Grading to Be
Feature of Meeting
Two meetings of special interest
to Willamette valley, farmers have
been arranged for Thursday, May
31. . i .
First of these will be held on the
fairgrounds at 1:30 pjnj Arrange
ments are being made' by W.. G.
Nibler, Marion county,! and Wal
; ter C Leth, Polk county. Purpose
of the meeting is to view a hay
grading demonstration.
The second! meeting will belield
at 8 pjn. at the Salem chamber
of commerce rooms. At this time
Marion county farmers will make
preliminary plans for a county as
sociation, j, ...'
LOSSES ARE TOLD j
Feed is always top costly to
live to worms and bugs. The de
partment of agriculture' estimates
the annual losses from diseases
and parasites at $471,500,000. In
ternal parasites head j the list at
$125,000,000. Loss from cattle
grubs - - just beginning to be no
ticed in the Willamette valley - '.
li estimated at $65,000 jooo. Bang's
disease takes a toll of !$30,000,000,
with swine erysipelas at $1,000,000
and hemmorrhagic septicemia at
$500,000. All other diseases and
parasites are lumped sit $196,000,
000.
HEIFERS EAT '
The average consumption
of
hay per heifer from 16 weeks to
a year will be about! 10 pounds
per day. It will take at least three
pounds of fitting ration or simple
low protein grain ration i.o keep
the heifers growing hiring this
period.
TOULTS NEED CARE
i
i Poulta, like kittens, are almost
blind when hatched. It is several
days before they attain full , vis
Jon.. Growers should tike pains to
make sure poults sed their feed
-J - 4.1 8J A j . ml
Stocks Dip on
Profit-Taking
NEW YORK, May 23-4VStock
market, prices slipped! factions to
more than two points today after
wave of profit-taking left only
a handful of favorites! above wa
ter. , 4 .-;"!.;.: .-
Selling became general in less
than an hour after an irregular
and moderately active opening.
Several recovery attempts failed
but a few leaders tacked on plus
Igns. . ....... ., ; j ;
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite dropped .5 of a point to
4.. Transfers aggregated 1,310,
000 shares compared with 1,050,-
ooo Tuesday.
9 DRESSED!
Tc? Prices Paid!
Prempt Remlttaac
. - , -Skip to :;; j
.::! '-.Eiviiisa m
4il C. ?. Yamhill Et er
Z. E. ZZzi & Foster Bird.
r - t VTa can accept
... animals killed la
c: "jsce wi O.) P. A
j V -, - 5 t .
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:.,::-..:':. 4
Sonny Tofts, Ring Crosby In a scene from their latest Paramount
picture co-starring; Betty Button, -Here Come the Waves, rjr,
romantic musical. Opens Friday at the Elsinore. j
Cow Starts Paying
After Second Year
Of Production
The first two years of a cow's
producing life are roo m-a n d
board days - - days in which she
pays for her keep from her birth
until she freshens for the first
time.
This is what experienced Wil
lamette valley cattle men report.
Consequently what a cow pro
duces year after year is a much
better record than what she may
produce in one year.
This is where the national dairy
herd improvement program comes
in. By looking over records, pros
pective dairy cow buyers are able
to choose from a long-time produ
cing strain.
In some cow families, cattle are
not so long-lived as in others. A
cow that can produce well for 10
or 12 years is much more valu
able than one that dies at the age
of five or six years.
The three qualities most desir
able in a dairy cow are, first,
high productivity; second, long
evity and third, type.
TRACTORS DANGEROUS
The national safety council fig
ures show that 50 per cent or
more of the accidents with farm
machinery involve tractors. If
1945 farm fatalities with tractors
follow the pattern of past years,
the principal causes ef injuries
will be overturning, falling from
or being thrown off the- tractor.
accidents with power take - off
shafts, accidents while cranking,
and accidents from fire or fumes.
HENS HAVE LIMITATIONS
In spite of lights, vitamins, hor
mones and the many other things
experimented with to encourage
laying, poultry experts have yet
to find the stimulus capable of
making a hen lay more than one
egg each 24 hours.
MOW GRASS OFTEN
To rid the lawn of crabgrass,
mow often at m" inches to re
duce seed. Feed lawn heavily in
the fall. Crabgrass is a persistent
annual which spreads by seed.
Keep the seedheads off.
Quotations at
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore- May 23 (API-
Butter, AA prints 46-46'ic; cartons
46?4-47ic; A grade prints 45 'i -46c;
cartons tS'a-46sic; B grade prints
43t-45Jc; cartons 46-46'ic
Butterfat Tirst Quality, maximum
of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
in Portland 52-522c: premium Qual
ity, maximum of J5 of 1 per cent
acidity 52-52ic; valley routes and
country points 2c less than first or
50-51 iC
Eggs To retailers: A A extra large
46c; AA large 44c; A large 42c; A me
dium 38c; small (puUet) 35c dozen.
Live poultry Buying prices from
producers: Effective May 1: Broilers
up to 2 lbs. 32.2c; fryers 3 to 3',i lbs.
32 lc: roasters over 3i lbs. 321c: Leg
horns 28.7c; colored hens, aU weights
28.7c; old roosters and stags 20-Z2c ib.
Country meats Rollback prices, to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers. 120-140 lbs. 19-lt'ic; vealers
AA 22V4c: A nv4c; B-m&ers 15
17c: culls 12-lSc; beef AA 214c;
A 20ic; B 18'c; C 164cr canner
cutter cows 13-14c: buUs. canner
cutters 14-14Sic; lambs AA 26c; A,
24'.c; B. 22Uc: C 10-SOc; ewes - FS
IS'.ic; M 12c; R 10c. .
Cheese Selling prices to Portland
retailers Oregon Uipieta 29.3c;- daisies
2S.Sc; loaf 30 Jc; triplets to whole
alers 27c; loaf 27.c FOB.
Rabbits' Government celling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Government takes up-
pij, owkci nominal. -
Onions Oregon dry No. U 1.23-
00-10. saca; Texas 3.19; green
50c doc bunches.
.Onions Sets, eastern 32s T.65:
plants. Walla WaUa, - 80 ' bunches
Potatoes Nominal: Deschutes culls
3.00; Klamath Falls culls 3.50 cental;
50s 1.60 bag; local Is, 100s 3 JO; Maine
iMo. i, 9.19 cental.
Potatoes New
3.74-4.24 per bag.
California white
Wool Government control.
Cascara bark 1S44 peel 15c lb.
Mohair 1942. 12-month 45c lb. '
. Hay Wholesale prices nominal
Alfalfa No. 2 or better $34-36; oats
vetch $23 ton valley points; timothy
eastern Oregon) S35-3S ton; clover
ion.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 23-AP)
No wheat futures or cash grain quoted.
Cash wheat (bid): soft white IJU;
ott white (excluding rex) 1.84; white
club 1.54; western red 1.54.
Hard red winter: ordinary 134: 10
VRiL CHAN . . . LAM
Dr.I.TXaa.N J. DrjQ.CaaaN J)
CIUNESE Herballsta
241 Nertb Uberty
Dpstalrs: Portland General Electric
Co Office open Saturday only
It am. to 1 pjn4 to Tp m Con
niltation. Blood nressure and urine
testa are tree ( charge. Practiced
since Ull.
Oregon Harbors
Black Willows
Black widow spiders continue
to be found in Polk county, W. C.
Leth, county agent, reported this
week. He said that a specimen
was brought to his office for iden
tification during; the week. It had
been found in Dallas.
Leth adds thai the black widow
is! the only Spider occurring in
Oregon known to be harmful. It
has been stated that some black
widows are more dangerous than
rattlesnakes, f Children and others
not familiar tvith them should be
cautioned against contact with
the spiders jot'- this type, Leth
warns. i l
DANDELIONS PERSISTENT
Dandelion is a perennal weed.
May be killed: by cutting below
crowns, d r opp i n.g gasoline in
crowns or spraying with hormone
type weed killer. j
RaUy
ains
At a
ose After
Losses
CHICAGOj May 23.-(P)-Profit
cashing caused ; grain markets to
dip sharply after a strong begin
ning; today but Offerings dried up
shortly before t$e dose and some
prices rallied asj much as a cent
Corn was specially strong and
resisted the j mid-session sell-off
after the July arid September con
tracts had reached new seasonal
highs and the December had
equaled the ildi top. j
Commission houses and profes
sional trades' provided the best
support for wheat and corn.
All markets were quiet
The demafnd for wheat was
stimulated by the fact that the
May delivery finally traded at
$1.77, a 20fyear high, and by
President! Tollman's request that
food shipments j to Europe be
speeded up. j j
At the finsh jwheat was to 1
higher than yesterday's dose, July
$1.63-. dorn! was up to lVs,
July $1.67ij Oats were up
to July 6lUi. Rye was Vi to
1 higher,! July $1.36-V4. Barley
was up 1 to m, July $1.01il
Portland
per cent 1,58; 1 11 per cent 1.66; 12 per
cent 1.68. I T
Hard white Barf: ordinary unouoted:
10 per cent 156i; 11 per cent 1.64l,4;
12 per cent 1.66r.
Today's car I receipts: wheat 14; bar
ley 11; flour 11; corn 6; oats S; hay
muiieea i; s
Portland Livestock
rvniiiAiuj u,e., may 40 fr 1
(WFA) Salable cattle 100. total 300:
calves 25; market active, fully steady;
tew common-medium steers 11.50-15.00;
light stocker steers 14.00: common heif
ers 11.00-12.00; canner-cutter cows 7.00
9.50: ; fat dairv tiriw cows 10 OO-SO-
heavier weights 11.00; medium beef
cows ii jo; ; medium sausage bulls 10.50
11.79; goodi beef bulls salable 13.00-75;
good-choice vealers - steady at 15.00
1S.00: extreme top Monday 18.75; for
selected beef tvoei vealers.
saiaoie ana: total hogs , 50; . market
very active: steady: barrows and eilts
15.73; few sows 15.00: feeder pigs lack-.
inz; gooa-cnoace unaer l pounas sal
able ; 18.00-20.00. i .
Salable and i total sheen 100: market
active, feeding, lambs strong; top 25
cems nigner paruy on lmprovea Qual
ity: 1 lot Mood to mostly choice 83 Ih
sprinirers 14.00: common-medium eradec
ii.uu-ii.w; gooa snorn ewes t.so; com-
mon-Tnea)iim grsaes- 4.50. - -
Stocks! and Bonds
:1 ' i" 5 May 23 '.' ?
STOCK AVERAGES .
4 i io ; io 10
i f Indus Rails Uul Stks
Wednesday 4 86.6 39 8 44 J 64.6
nertous day i8.8 .t 44.4 65.1
Week ago 86.1 40 J 43 64.6
Modth ago i.M.l 40 8 41 64.6
Yeaf ago lMr73.S 2S.1 36.6 52.7
BOND AVE RACKS
i i 20 10 16 t 10
-i Rails Indus utu Fogn
Wednesday - U1006 104.6 107.4 73.7
Previous day U-100.7 104.6 107 J 73.8
wees: ago U-loo.4 104. T 107.6 73.4
Month ago 4100.4 104.7 107.7 72.8
Year ago i w 105.0 106.1 66 6
Salomi Market
Quotations
The 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
oy int auneemaii:
BUTTE. EGGS AND POULTRY
(Subject toi change without aotkt)
Primium ) I " - " M
No. 1 j U j JS3
No. i X i 1 JO-
BUTTER PRINTS
.46
.45
B
Quarters 4
EG438 ?
Extra larf
Mediums il.
Standards i-
.46
!
.34
2
2
PuUeta
Cracks
POULTRY? !
No. 1 colored hens
38.70
24.00
32.20
32.20
No. X colored hen
Bakes , .,..,
Colored frvs
LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack)
Spring lambs i j,,.. 12.00 to 13.00
Yearling lamb Li.. ...-. 0 00 to 11.00
Ewes , 4 4 i .04 to .03
Cows, boners; and cutters JH to .06
Cows, common J06 to .OS
Cows, . top-: dairy ;. '.08 to .09 JO
Cows, beef type i j09 to J2
Veals ' , f, I j .13 to .1450
Bulls i 1 i M to J2
Hoes: 160 to 270 i 15.45
Early
Sows t i OS to
Mt. Angel Has
11 Holidays
MT. : ANGEL Frands Schmidt
chairman of the business mens
club committee investigating the
holiday closing of business houses, j
found 11 days which would re-
quire closing under local rules.
four church holiday and seven
legal holidays. The former Include
l&Ll
late i Conception. Legal holidays I
named are Christmas, New Yea?,
Fourth of Juiv. Armistir. Thnti.
giving, Memorial and Labor day.
ruuu on uuoa xnuay i
would be! the twelfth day. The
Business Men's dub will Cnan(e
"1C oi cams mat an-
noutice closed houses on all datfcs
mentioned and these Will be dlS-
tributed to business men br the
committee! with the request that
t - . r 1
the coonerate wherever nnun'hlki
i ' I
Cards in shon winlnw urill in.
frts ,cm0r -u , L.
oz uie closing days. '
Mac is
flie Gaelic word for son.!"
and is therefore the prefix in i
large number of Scottish and Irish
names.
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Statesman
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ceived after this time will be run
undet the heading "Too Late td
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The Statesman reserves the right
to reject 'questionable advertising;
It further reserves the right to
place all. advertising under the
orooer classification. i
The Statesman assumes no finanJf
clal responsibility for errors which'
may appear in advertisements pub
lished in its columns and in case
where this paper is at fault will
reprint that part of an advertise
ment In which the typographical
mistake accurs. ji
A "Blind" Ad an ad containing
a Statesman box number for an ad
dress is for the protection of the
advertiser! and must therefore be
answered by letter. The Statesman
j not at liberty to divulge inform
mation as to the Identity of an
advertiser using a "Blind aL li
Livestock and Poultry
FRESH Jersey cow for sale. Ph. I
MCM r - i ,T I
-JC1-. I, JDVX.
S137.50 for eentle heavy teams. Guar-
23161 fte7?4 Pii: ""ir
RABBITS WANTED AH sizes. ; 4
to 6 lbs. White 24c lb. colored 22c lb.
live weight. Rabbit skins, best prices.
wire stretchers ana other suddiics.
Salem address SO Ratcliff Drive, ohone
2-1530. Portland address. Rabbit Meat
Co., 8917 S. E. Stark. Sun. 1722. !
IF YOU want to buy anything list
ed In this (column ani
d need the cash
to buy it with then do what hundreds
of other people dophone Salem 3191
and ask for the money on the Per
sonal Finance Company's Special Fi
ance Plan. 518 state street.
) I
WANTED Old or fox feed horses.
hlfhest market oriec tt vour farm. I
Phone collect Albany 14F14 or write
Montgomery Wild Animal Farm. fit.
3.
FOR SALE: 3 young sows, two bred:
also one boar. j. F. Kammler. RtJ 2.
Box 348, Salem, north on Chemawa
on Highway 09.
WANTED: Beet ana canner cowa
bulls and veals. Will call: at fatm
E 1 Snethen, 3370 E. Turner Road
Ph 21345 Moms or eves. . ;
Help Wanted
ELDERLY Couple to manage large
apartment ; nouse. box 424, statesman.
WANTED:
Comptometer operator.
Dairy Co-op.,
sio s. Com l.
Auctions
stayton auction! Quick Cash Loans
Sfllp Trinra 70 P M Locally owned and I operated. w 'are
UUIC, XI1U1S., l .OU 1 . if. famuiar with all local needs and eon
in our new location, one block north dltions and lend on - anv reasonable
ana mue west ox lonner locmiion.
Fresh cows. 4 short .vearli-ur helf ers.
2 large feeder hogs, weaner pigs, cheap
huuic or cuiuvaung .uurse, cnicAens,
rabbits.' machinery and furniture, i
urine wnat you nave u sell. Are
glad to handie your consignment, large
or small. Have on hand several teams
pf good farm and. logging horses, all
sizes .and ages. 2 good saddle horses;
2 new roping saddles, 2 sets of good
Dreecning names.. . .
Help WantedIVIale
' Workers now employed tn war pro
duction should not apply and will not
oe considered ior employment Dy em
oioyers advertising m thu section
WANTED Man for steady lob. good
y. good-nours. fa. iu-r-ii. rljo,
in, west Musnroom rarm. t
4
DISCHARGED veterans and young
men, 18-26. Immediate, permanent work.
some traveling, seo weekly aver. air.
neua. aenaior noxei. . j
FRY Cook' wanted. The Spa.
Legal Notice -
NOTICE Or FINAL, ACCOUNT
Notice Is Given that Lillian Flake
has filed her Final Account as ad
ministratrix of the Estate of Frank
Flake, deceased, with the Circuit
Court of Marion County, Oregon and
that said Court has designated Mon
day. May 28. 1945 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon at the court rooms of
sead court as the time and place fori
the hearing of objections to said- final I
account ana ior we closing ox said
uiic. -i ' ;
ura iki urst iMoutncq wis QUI
Day of AorU. 1945,
Lillian Flake, Adnunistratrlx
AD ZO-Uy J-10-17-24
NOTICE OF REVIEW AND EQUALI
ZATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
OF PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES
The State Tax Commission hereby
gives public notice as by law provided
that it will attend In its office at the
captal on the second Monday in June,
una. ana puouciy examine the assess -
men i run oy maoe. ana review we
same. andVcorrect aU errors tn valUa -
il o.TrorY? bT it .esble
in apportionment j of assessments
made by It: and it shall be the dutv
of the Persons and eomnanles - inter
ested to appear at the time and place
appoiniea. , ,- i ,
Petitions or aDollcatiana for the re
duction or change oi apportionment of I
a particular assessment shall be made
m writing, verified by the oath of I
the applicant Its nresident secretarr.
managing .agent or attorney in fact,
and be filed with the commission ton
or before ' the dav Iho Kimmlntnn' i
required by law to meet as a board
of review, and any petition or appli-
caxion nn ao nudi. ertfid an riiMi
shall not be considered or acted unnn
by the commission. j i
STATE TAX COMMISSION ! 4
By Earl L. Fisher, -i
tomnussioner and Secretarr.
My. 24-31-J. I
financial
Help Wanted Male
Jl 117 1
VI PFI W fl iPn
f J till IVVl
tt j o a ' e ' i'
Under dU years Ot age de-
siig special schooling in
electrical i appliance 8er
Attrartive aarv
Y10 - Aiiracuve salary
while learning. Apply at
i -; r i
TTAPP TiflO!
LlJ Vjlj DIvvJiJ.
26 SUte St : Phone 914
TTrrr T
Steady employment, good pay. Essen-
h1! work. kph. 8652 or call at 290
HI Dmrf i . i
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. WANTED: First class barber to tym
thAn Rrtir Aj Rtatocman
L.fLAN? Menwnted. Dairy Co-4p.
WANTED Experienced lubrication
man. Walter H. Zosel Co. Cnemeketa
st-'
Help Wanted Female
HOTEL Maid: steady job. good pay.
Marion Hotel, m . i
GENERAL OITICK rirl and cashier.
Portland Gas-Cbke, Ph. 3112, Mr. Larson
STENOGRAPHER wanted for. perm
anent position. Must be experienced.
uregon state; Board of control
Room 109, Capitol Building
-. Salem. Oregon. ,
WANTED Woman 'for general house
won. stay tugnts. rn. 74S&.
WOMAN for housework, one or two
oays a week. Dy rtour. Fb. 6659
Opportunity to Learn !
DENTAL NURSE NEEDED. NO EX
PERIENCE REQUIRED. WE WILL
TRAIN. APPLY IN PERSON, 110 N.
LUMk UK. nriiVH iBlK. OR rn. 3311
FOR APPT ,
CARE for 2 ' children in my home.
KL 3, BOX 111. UDenj UlStJ. i
EXPERIENCED Typist ior Perma
nent position. Ph. 24141.
WANTED: Girls lor dining room
worx in crippiea cnuaren s nospitai.
Wages and full maintenance. Call Gar-
Id 1103 Portland.
WOMEN HELP WANTED at City
Cleaners. Also checker neeaed. 1245
State St.
WANTED: Waitress i for evening
snut, to iz. Apply mue sira.
WE can use more turkey pickers! at
Northwest poultry. .1505 N. rrtnt,;
WANTED: Middle) aged lady to do
light cooKtng in summer home, sum'
; mer months only. Good salary, nice
location. Inquire Hogg Bros.. 260 State
WOMAN for ' housework one or two
days a week. Ph. 3345,
HELP WANTED: Energetic women
i G -AK itm In err--rl ti mltl-i rkH inte.
,,, t
v ... w..... , ... ..........
opportunities with good pay from the
? kcr'
Office.
SANDWICH and salad lady, the Spa
EXPERIENCED fountain girL The
Spa. i .
Situations I Wanted
NURSES Aid desires afternoon work.
Box 434 Statesman.
CHILDREN eared iforj Ph. 4663.
MAN WANTS .lawn and yard work,
Box 431 btatesman.1 -
Garden plowing 4c discing. Ph. 24077,
I MAN can devote half days office
work. Write Box 419 Statesman,
CHILDREN cared for in my home.
days. 2476 Fairgrounds Rd. .,
CHILDREN cared i for. Ph. 8645.
PreSchool Playschool; 1381 State
Ages 2-8 Part or all day Ph 8430.
GARDENS plowed,! disced, Ford trac
tor. Prompt service. Ray Satter. Ph.
22504. ' t i . . ,
Money to Loan
YOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL CON
SIDERATION WHEN YOU
; APPLY TO
General Finance Corp.
i FOR : . r;
i security, up to 12 mos. TO repay,
I T-l-nhnn- oim -
SUte Lie, (S-138) 13 S. Commercial St
PRIVATE MONEYS i
Auto And '- Truck Loans
: Contracts: Refinanced;.
Uuney for new and -used can ei
trucks regardless et age. No delay
bring car and title and get the money
You retain possession of vehicle. r: .
t t to ii jriontns to repay. --After
9 o'clock . onone 3361 or 2H43
for appoiBtment ;!,'.., r",;. ,j-
:mm m simmon$
: - - - Rtrulated y--8tatt - " -
I3t 'CUml "St Phone '6168 IM 1321
AUTO tOANS II 1
Use your car as security. No long
rigamerole. Prompt, private service.
$18.08 per m repays in 13 months
$180. Come in, or save time by 'phon
ing m your application.-When approv
ed make lust one trip-: and pick ; up
your cash Immediately. ,-. -lu ',
Personal Finance Co.
Room 123. Second Fit. New Bligb Bldg
SIS State St, Phone: saiem list
-:. U& S-122 M-165 !i
Money to Loan
WANTED. REAL ESTATE mortgage
loans, city or farm properties: loans
made, as small as S300. See us about
I refinancing youi present contract or
i morteasav s s
Leo N. Childs, Inc.
344 State St i J Phone $Sto
$ S MONEY $ $ !
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 quick and effl
1 dent service see or: phone
I , . v-tut
j . STATE FINANCE CO.
1 4m. 212 Guajn Bldg. Salem
- Lie. S 210-M 2-3
Ati to Loans
Willamette Credit Co,
iTH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUtLDlNC.
-ti- LICENSE H H 158 :-jft-
For ; Sale Miscellaneous
I SMALL Disc 3 miles west Salem
1 on Dallas Hiway. Box-469.
i wrfw
I . LATS Model Montgomery Ward
electric range, cau aiier a r-. ;uw
FrazUUin, W. , Salem.
GRAND - concert piano.- Fine tone.
8100. Ph. 219-4. I :
- Farm
MODEST MAIDENS
Triil ii SafhkHH U. 8. PaM-t OMm
"It's my own recipe. Like it?"
Help Wanted Slale (
ESSENTIAL MINING
INDUSTRY
MAGMA COPPER CO.
Superior, - Arizona
NEEDS
MINERS AND MUCKERS
Permanent Industry offers permanent jobs :
'-Liberal Contracts for Miners
; Transportation advanced
Housing Available
Company Representative Will Interview
May 21-22-23-24
at
United States Employment Service
T10 Feny
Salem,
For Sale- Miscellaneous
tVTO Built 8 H. P. Outboard with
10' Speed Boat hull, complete with
remote control St equipment S175.0O.
Evenrude or Water Witch motor with
12 Canvas car top boat, a real fisher
man's outfit, $150.00. Sea King single
lust rebuilt, priced for quick sale.
These motors and boats are in ex
cellent condition. Automatic Gas Hot
Water tank, complete 42.uu. line ton
ed Violin with case and bow J90.00.
We have one each 45 Colt Auto.. 38-40
single action, 38-40 Dbl. Action. 12
Gauge Parker Dbl. Bbl., 20 Gauge
Ithica Dbl. Bbl- 12 Gauge Stevens
DbU Bbl.. 22 Rem. Auto, rifle. 30-06
Enfield S porter and 8MM Manlicker
all with ammunition. Also NEW 12
GAUGE single shot at 814.55.
Don Madison, 990 mo. tiign
ATT Cul rnll la-nv coiled bed.
mattress, ,A1 cond. 9x12 umbrella tent
325 S. 14 at trailer house.
T TW r.rmr 1-et V mV.l till)
bathing - suit size 34, $5. Never worn.
310 Leslie, Apt 5, upstairs,. After 5.
Etvrt Onnm cult- Knmn. davenoort
and chair, coiled wood rnge, wood cir
culator, kitchen table, 4 chairs, B.
,i-tri washine mach lawn . mower.
hose, garden tools, misc. articles. Zella
. . . . T A C1 .
KOnr, low -TO 9, west sunu.
tigvurrvm-WAir r.S'IITI.r 1 atH r tt-
f owing baby; buggy. Ph. 4843 after
I M AM.
STOOC trailer: 4 bOXVifthh.
Will carry one or two cows or horse.
New 18 inch wheels, extra good rub
ber. Ball and -Socket nltcn.- i).w.
Rt. 6. Box 531 J. Phone 2-1102. '
BABY bugipT 88
88., StroUer si. Bk
Med. size tricycle
Bicycle seat $1.50. 1698
S. Uberty.
mWi rV PaMnat WaHlA BlaVWTl
$33.00. Man's pre-war balloon tire bi-
- . a, a . akA sUt
cycle -. au tea-ncr ut a-w e-v.
Singer sewing machine $27 JO. Sec
tional bookcase, large stock of linoleum
WOODRY"S AUCTION MARKET .
1605 N. Summer
PRE-WAR Baby bathinette. play peri.
5 sets of Ivory drapery cranes. 577
Knapp. :
SAWDUST Hot water heater $18.
Electric , alarm clock. 587 Kjiapp. ; r
FOR SALE Choice lots In Belcrest
Memorial Park. 880.00 per lot; $310.00
. , . .
per secuon oi aoiav Am.
LADY'S diamond solitaire ring, new,
Ph. 8759 or 832 N. Winter after 5:30 pm.
ATMORAYS OZONE, sell and rent
B C Pugh Ph 8-245 P O Bos 463
VT..T.V H1TW tln t-AMtrv eoi-ered
daveno and armchair; breakfast table
8c 1- benches; glassware. Apt 2, . 2050
li. lapitot. inip. m...
DIRT Free for hauling. Phone 4867.
a orviiurs hAiiahnM fumitur. inc.
elec. washing macnine. naipn xu-oin
Bon. 4X . Vrenra-a, .
BrnDnnu . ctt tuwldine. . dishee.
oh -In all furniture in S
room home. Evenings 5:30 to 9 JO at
19ea aaanon.
' . SINGER Sewing Center. We have
viihi now a few eood used guar
anteed sewing machines. 143 S. High.
WOOD RANGE. plate gas burner,
used 9x12 rug and pad. 790 N. Comt
SHOP made tractor $300, plow and
cultivator Include-. 2295 Lee St, after
LARGE sized Ice box in excellent
condition. Girl's bicycle, new tires.
Simmons steel bed, . walnut finish.
Elsie Pattoa. 313 Jersey St, saverton,
4 PC. bed rm. suite, coil springs,
4timA riawMA. 13vlS wool nuf.
3-way O . E. lamp, wood circulator,
metal lined Coolers tor, all like new.
Other household article- 1844 N. 4 th.
YXT
DAVENPORT and chair. American
stvle. eood cond 2 rocking chairs, din
ing table, .mortar mixing box and
plans. UbB s ir street.
Man's bike. Generator.---- N. Winter
Markets -
Help Wanted Male
Street
Oregon
i For Sales Miscellaneous
AC ATT. JEWElRY. Brown's Ante
Shop, mo so. lztn, aaiem, -
DRAWING BOARDS $2.50 to 87 30.
Can be u:ed for ooors, tables, etc
Roen, 456 Court.
9x12 AXMINSTER Rug. reasonable.
Phone 9523 evenings.
OUR Soecialtv: Scray painting. Ey-
erly-Gottenberg contractors. Ph. 4246.
STOVE repairing & parts. i
Woodry's Mkt 1605 N. Summer St.!
WE Buv & sell furniture. - tools.
stoves, dishes, motors, radios. Electric
appliances, household gooos. rub-
MAN s. 2B5 N commercial, rn. wua.i
CROCHETED FRILLS. 960 Union St
TuiLETlBTuher7745ra
Special for Graduation
tin Pmannt for 87.50. Irene's
Beauty Salon, 41 State St Ph. 5654.
open evenings Dy appt
t v. . -' .. v .
fin Base. 5 gallons $&00 In your con
tainer. Merritt Truax Oil Co. N. Front
at uuumou. , -
TRAILERS for - rent SOe 4er hr. i
Woodry's Mkt, 1603 a. Summer.. -4
GENUINE -River Silt free from
foul seed, - . ---r ;- i
Commercial Sand &
Gravel' Co.
PH. 8872' or 7954 ; :.
TRAILER HOUSE, bed for 4. Fully
equip. S345. 36 Hickory, rn. e4z. .
EXPERT : washkiaT 1 machine service
and wringer rolls, all makes. See Ed
Ellis at Nelson- Bros. 'Furniture Store,
315 N. Uberty. -
SAND. Gravel, crushed. Ready-Mix
concrete. Two-unit Reocc Tanks, sew
er Pipe. OREGON GRAVEL CO.. 1405
ti. -Ton I i fa. mil
GOING INTO SERVICE, must sell by
Friday night: 8x14 ft. flat bed. Cost
f 108 to build. Will sen for $100 cash.
Never been used. One Wade and one
Vaughn drag saw, 3 blades with each,
saw. 1941 1. ton Dodge truck motor.
Arnold Phillips, box 261, Turner, i
OR WILL RENT bouse trailer. Chas.
H. Moore. 1730 water st.
TENOR BANJO and case, $20. 1730
Water st Chas. H. Moore..
17 JEWEL BULOVA man's wrist
watch. Ph. 733L ! t
KIMBALL upright piano, excellent
condition. Priced to sell. 13W pearl St.
Johnston Sheet Metal Co.
1410 S. 13th. Salem, Oregon
Phone 5391
Tears of experience enables us to I
give you guaranteea woramansnip. i
. At. w ... nnin. 1 1 n a fti,t
Eave troughs. SkyHghts Smoke stacks.
lanxs ana repairinx. --- utr
MATES. ,r--
LARGE ASSORTMENT - unpainted
furniture, prime coated for easy paint-
inr or durable plastic finish. PICK
ETTS CO-OP ITRN, 13th & Statft
W ATKINS Products. Ph. 413.
VICTROLA with records. 2396 State.
BILTWELL bed davenport, excel.
SEVERAL small plywood desks. 3 and
4 drawer, book cupboard- large wal
nut buffet Du Frain'a Furniture, 3095
Portland Road. Phone 5783. ..
BUFFET. DINING table, . racking
cnair. liw . tn. .
SAVE that Victory garden with
Watkins Cryalite ac pyretheum insect
dust See your Watkins dealer, J. M.
Sleirhter. Rt. 8. No, 874. Salem. Ph.
22U3. i
Classified
For Sale- Miiccllane out
-at WiVS hie atocK"
Woodry'a Furniture Mkt.
Ph. 5110.
t . . l , . . fr. fnmm
In and register now for your post-war
!..- ,!, rvitration me ana
first opportunity to buy. .
TRUCK Van. Width it ft. I
length 12 ft. height ft, to. Ph.
7114 for prncu" '. i , .
LAWN MOWER Sharpening Ad
lusting. U .;,. L c..-,-,- (L
Woodry s hiu iw .
Wanted Miscellaneous
' W 1 Ru v Furniture
TRADE WITH A FIRM OF 30 YEARS
REPOTATION OF BUSWKS INTM.
R1TY IN THE wnLAMETTEV ALLEY.
iusi-ui w.
! Pianos
Furniture and Appliances
a ktam -L-.-S aHMAliirfltMl.
. HOGG BROS.
- 268 ' State St p
. ...-v. ei., .,,. jt - 9wwt . eondl
ILAff I, fli
tion; Phone 6637 mornings.
WANTED: Good used Singer sewing
I machines, l op casn vum k-'"-Sewing
Machine Co. Phono Kli.
M.cn ncsna at other t mU
II Inn iwi iau . - - (
c.l instrumenu Call l4y
IAv -muI rfeacrlDtion to
I jaquim music iwm ' "
TEETER babe, small play pen, baby-
bed. Phone 21130. i '
wwv a aiTpn 1A 4P ma Sit f-UlA. Md
complete refrigeration, and meat mar
ket outfit. Box 428 Statesman.
WANTED: Lawn awing. Ph. 4441.
. wro .vfnnlf ihnM. bOOtS.
ladies' low heeled shoes, radios, misc.
and household pooas. Bunuaie-, .
Comt Phone 3688. - - "
niinrn pianos Will . nay cash.
Wills Music Store 433 State St
.enses McEwan Photo Shop. 35 SUte.
WantedFurniture
r- wnn k. fiirnitur-, to Bell SC
Russ Bright Ph 7511. 453 Court.
Miscellaneous
vrrrBiNS' Information Service,
Chamber of Commerce, 1 to 4 pjp.
Sponsored by Disabled Amerr Vets. A.
L. Brewster, Service Officer. Ph. 4339.
! Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST ,
' I. rAKFJSt I .
Bring or Mail Your Plates for Repair.
DR HARRY SEMLER, . DENTIST
Adolph BWg State Com. Ph 3311
j For Rent- Rooms
SLEEP, room. Ph. 7260 or 2-4071.
SLEEP- R- Bkfst. if desired. T. 7658.
SLEEP. Rm. Man. 260 Marion.
CLEAN, comf. sleep, rms. Men only.
I No drinking. 575 Court St :
SLEEP. RM. with kitchen privileges.
Lady only. Close in. Ph. 24186.
SLEEPING Room. 653 N. High. .
Room and Board
WANT ivvnm ! hnard and camnlete
care ot girl three, in good home. Will
exchanged. Write Box 429 Statesman.
WILL CARE for Elderly Lady to my
home. Phone 23832. ;
For Rent -Apartments
Small fura. hskping. rm. Ph. 5713.
SMALL 2 rm. turn, apt $22.50. Please
call in afternoon before 6 p. m. 1620
Ferry.. ' -
2 ! RM. Apt. furnished. Immed. pos
session. ib3S i 6th. west Salem.
For Rent Houses
$45. 2 bedim. ' home. North.
Not
5838
wired for range. Adults ..only.
C. H. SANDERS - 231 N. High -
FREE RENT: 3 rm. house in country.
with liehts, water and milk turn, free
I to employed married man in exchange
for coin x ngnt morning ana evening
chores. Call after 8:30 pjvi. Rt. 2, Box
170C. Turn west at Keizer school, fol
low pavement 2 miles. ;
For Rent:
HAVE substantial second floor ware
house space for rent, with freight ele
vator service, in downtown. Salem. In
quire Donald' A. Young, 207 Pioneer
Trust Bldg.. Salem.
I-tUCKSt for Yw -nv- ili
Cune LoveiL ohone 8-00 - -
GOOD Used Piano, n U SUff. w
FLOOR SANDER for rent
Mont-
g ornery Ward..": ;i;
Wanted to Rent'
WANTLD: Small turn. , or partly
furnished . house. by reliable couple.
Suburban or city. Ph. 8118.
W ANTl-bTa or '"V bedroom house
by ex-service man's family. Will take ,
small acreage ii gooa nouse. Mrs. Jonn
L. Sullivan. Rt. 1, Box 387 or phone)
33247. i .-. ' ... , '
WANT Small unfurn. hse. - or act.
North part of town. Ph. 9910. .
WANTED 3 bedroom bouse, furau er
unfurnished. 4 adults. Permanent and
good ref. Ph. 7813. .i
OR 7-RM. Mod. house with earden.
near, achl or bus line. June 1st- Ser
vice man's wife and family. Write Mrs.
f. l. nice, 212 Lewis St., Klamath
Falls, Ore. - , t j
tArKmt'J''''tA2's r.
Education, wants 3 bdrm. unfurn. mod.
nome. z sent age cnuaren. fa. 1-1-70.
P.GX. permanent emolovee needs 1
bdrm. unf, borne. References. Ph. 9271. .
WANTED; Nicely furnished ant hr
couple, no children. Will give year's
lease if wanted. Beat care guaranteed.
Write Box 429 Statesman.
$10 REWARD for 3 or 1 bdrm. ftirn.
house by June 18. ExceL ref. Guar an
teen upkeep. Ph. 8495. , , .
W ANTED. Pianos. TaRtnan's. Pb. WOT
ii!CD FURNITiiBJt PW : . . .
PRESSURE (cooker with Pjeisure
gauge, qt. capacity. BX; 8. Box 322.
6. L Merritt. j, ' -
i 1 :
For Sale Real, Estate ,
4 Bedroom Home
''- WALKINO DIST.
Dining rm. living rm- kitchen, wired
for range, dose to scboola, store 4s
bus. 872W). -- i . . .-
X. E. GRIMM : W:i
Rich L. Reimann, Realtor
167 S. RigH Ph. 3723 or eve T80S
LARGE Modern home Well located
north. Owner, Ph. 3109.
- GOOD Home with extra small house
in rear to rent. 84500 takes it all.
LUSE REALTY. 209 Oreg. Bldg. 7952
I WEST SALEM HOMES
I 4 Rms. (2 B. Rms.) $3000,f $900 Dn.
I 4 Rms- with new fas range. Gar, '
I Oversized lot. - S2S-6. Willamette Real
1 EsUte. 172 S. Liberty, fa. 1113.
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