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Newspaper Page TextFAGS EIGHT f' Th OSEGOXI STATESMAN,' Salwn, Oregon. W3nMdar Morning Juzm 13, 1945. 4 j -' I 1 ' . - - - - - " ' . . . - ; Buying Sends Stock Average Up .2 Point NEW YORK, June 12.-(rV JBuying; of assorted aircrafts, rails and utilities put props under to day's stock market although many leaders continued to stumble. Special situations and a mild revival of peace-time - optimism Inspired much of the bidding. Transfers totaled 1,320,000 shares compared -with ; 1,490,000 Monday. The Associated Press 60-stock average was up 2 of a point at 65.9. Of 922 issues appearing 413 were up against 317 declines. ; Aviations were spurred by the belief heavy fighting plane de mand would keep manufacturers busy for some time to come. At peaks' for 1945 or longer were Grumann, Boeing, American Airlines, Electric Power & tight. United Corp., Standard Gas Pre ferreds and M-K-T Preferred. Grain Futures Close Mixed CHICAGO June 12.-;p)-Grain futures were mixed at the close today. Wheat started on the easy side and July was off as much as A cent before commission house buying developed local support of enough volume to make the fin ishes fractionally on either side of yesterday's close. The bearish influence . of the federal crop estimate, released yesterday, started a downward trend , at the opening, but ' when support developed, traders gave consideration to the senate's fa vorable action on price control and the still untangled boxcar situation. . At the close wheat was '4 high er to Vt lower than yesterday's close, July $1.67-s. Corn was lower to VA higher, July $1.18 Oats were V to lower, July 5-. Rye was &i to 1 high er, July $1.43-. Barley was unchanged to lower, July Sl. 12. Hayesville Adults Plan Wednesday Picnic hayesville Th adult class of the Hayesville Sujiday school, and members of their families will hold a picnic Wednesday night at 7 p.m. on the property where the church formerly stood. Following the supper, the mem bers will clean the brush away. Co-op Market News 1288 State Street It's Strawberry Time If you haven't visited the Co op Market at 1288 State street since you loaded up with apples nd nuts at Christmas time you .will have some, surprises when you go; there to put in an order for strawberries which you should do right now. That is the way to do it if you want them freshly picked the day you want to can them. Order a few days ahead so that ample supplies can be ar ranged for. Seeds - - Plants - - Flowers Mrs. Miller is still bringing in vegetable plants and flower plants. Some cut flowers are available in the Market with ex tra supplies on Saturday. You can have flowers any day of the week by leaving orders for them. There are still a few vegetable and flow er seeds to be had in the Market. But you missed that little new cultivator idea. Light as a fea ther and sharp as a sickle. Bring the Eggs The Co-op Market needs a much greater supply of eggs. Doz ens of people went without eggs j last Saturday. Mrs. Box never has any fryers left over on Satur day afternoon. Her weekend or ders call for more than 100 fry-' . era. If you would like to have fryers in the middle of the week leave orders at the counter or tel- ephone direct to 2-3184. Antiques Mrs. Maschal's antique business . has grown from a booth to half of the west wall in the Market. ; Her shelves and counters are filled . with glassware, crockery, metal ware, needle work and countless novelties. , Furniture ' Pickett's line of useful and un usual furniture has been increas . cd o that it's display reaches halfway up to the front. His fin . ishing to order' service is popu lar. If he does not have what you want he will get it for you if any ene can. .Mr. Pickett knows his way about in the furniture field. It's Colder It's a lot colder' in the Co-op Market now than when it began operating last year. -There are .. three machines making things cold . in the Market. One keeps " milk, butter, cheese, yeast, lunch meat, etc, cold. Another one . keeps frozen fruits and vegeta bles frozen for you until you take them home. The last one installed is a big cooler (10x10) to keep vegetables, fruit and flowers con- gtantly" fresh. More Joans are . needed to help pay for this one ' Market Is still on a cash basis. All equipment is paid for. So Is all the stock on hand. Let us have a few more loans. Directors rec ommend that you lend not less than $25. No one is permitted to loan the Co-op more than $200. Everybody that wants to shall have the privilege of getting 4 Interest That is the rate of in terest paid on loans to the Co-op. Save C-p - Stamps 1 A book full of Co-op stamps Is evidence of part ownership and a right to share ln.the profits of ".the Co-op Market. If you don't have one of the red stamp books Ret one the next time you are in ' the Market. , .11 --------mmmmm I 1 ----w----mB-. Ml 11 I m 1 mm t , I 1 'i --. Hero and heroine. Merle Oberon romantic and leadinr honors in tnrixatton of the Saturday Evening rost serui -juare w avers," starting today at the Grand Theatre through United Artists release. Thomas Mitchell co-stars with Miss Oberon nd Mr. Tone. , Quotations at Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. June 11 (AP Butter AA prints 4S-46,,c; cartons 4e4-47.ic: A ursde prints 45V-46c: cartons 432-454c; B grade prints 45'-45c; cartons 4ft-46'jC. Butterfat First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland 52-52 'jc: premium quali ity, maximum of of - per cent acidity 53-53'.ac: valley routes and country points 2c less than first or 50-50 ic. Egfjs To retailers: A A extra large 46c;- AA large 46c; A large 44c; A medium 40c; small (pullet) 38c. Live poultry Buying prices from producers: Broilers up to 1 lbs. 31 'ic; roasters over 3'i lbs. 31 lie; Leghorns 28c; colored hens all 'Weights 28c; old roosters and stags 23c lb. Country meats Rollback prices to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-140 lbs. 19-19ic; vealers AA 22'c; A 214C. B 19'ic; S 15-17c; culls 12-15c; beef AA 214c: A 20ic; B 18'4c; C 164c: canner-cutter cows 13-14c; bulls, canner-cutters 14-l4s,4c; lambs AA 26c: A 24f2c; B 222c; C 10-20c; ewes FS 13' ic: M 12c; R 10',ic Cheese Selling price to Portland retailers: Oregon triplets 29.3c; daisies 29.9c: loaf 30.2c; triplets to whole salers 27c; loaf 27,ac FOB. Rabbits Government ceiling: 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. 2.85 per SO-lb. sack: Texas 3.90; Coachella wax 3.50; green S0-85c doz. bunches. Onions Sets, eastern, 32s 7.65; plants. Walla Walla. 60 bunches 6.00-50. Potatoes Nominal; Deschutes culls 3.00; Klamath Falls culls 3.50 cental; 50s, 1.60 bag: local Is. 100s 3.50; Maine No. 1. 5.15 cental. Potatoes New California white No. 1. 4.30 per bag. Wool Government control. ! Cascara bark Dry stock 20c lb. Mohair 1942. 12-month 45c lb. : Hay Wholesale prices nominal: Aiiaiia, no. z or better S34-36: oats vetch $25 vallev points; timothy (east ern Oregon) $30-38: clover 822-23 ton. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. June 12 IAP) WFA Salable cattle 150. total 250: salable and total calves 25: market about steady at Monday's weak to 25 cents lower close; common-low medium steers 12.50-14.00; odd head to 15.50; common-medium heifers 11.50-14.50; Stocks and Bonds June 12 STOCK AVERAGES 30 15 IS 60 Stks Indus Rails Util .868 41.9 45.3 ..86.7 41.6 45.1 ...87.6 41.6 45.2 ..-85.8 39.9 43.8 75.4 27.8 37.0 ...88.3 42.4 45.3 78.6 32.9 39.2 Tuesday Prev. day . Week ago . Month ago 65.9 65.7 66.2 64.4 year ago ... 1945 high 1945 low 54.1 66.6 57.8 BOND AVERAGES , 20 10 ! 10 10 Rails Indus Util Fogn Tuesday 101.1 104.4 tl07.6 73.9 Prev. day 101.0 104.4 107.6 Week ago 101.0 104.5 107.6 Month ago 100.3 104.7 107.5 Year ago 89.2 104.9 106.4 1945 high 101.1 105.5 107.8 1945 low 96.2 104.4 106.9 New 1945 high. Revised. 3.9 739 37.5 66.8 73.9 68.1 Salem Market Quotations . The prices below supplied by lo cal grocer are indicative of the daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not guaranteed bv The Statesman: BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRV (Sabjert to change without notice) BUTTEltFAT Premium M JS3 M No. 1 No. 2 BUTTER PRINTS A .46 .43 .464 .40 J7 31 .24 M 38.70 24.00 32 20 32.20 B Quarters EGGS Extra large Mediums Standards Pullets Cracks POULTRY No 1 colored hens No. 2. colored hens Bakes Colored frvs LIVESTOCK (Bv Vallev Pack Spring lambs 12.80 to 13.00 Yearling lambs 9.00 to 11.00 Ewes,--. 4 to 5 Cows, boners and cutters M to 06 Cows, common .06 to M Cows, top dairy ' JM to 09 50 Cows, beef type .09 to M Veahl ; 13 to .15.50 Bulla M to J2 Hogs. 160 to 270 and " 2en . Jay .and: E.gli. IIELLEV-FiinQUnM Telephone 2-4133 . . . f z; t 7 r in ' i u and Franchat Tone share both Benedict Bgeans exciting pie Portland few cutter steers and heifers 10.00: canner and cufcter cows mostly 7.00 9.50: medium fceef cows 11.50-12.00; medium-good sausage bulls 10.00-12.00! rood beef bull ud to 13.50: food veal ers 15.50-16.00; Ichoice salable 16.50. Salable tiogsi 50. total iso; market steady: barrow's and gilts 15.75: odd sows 15.00; god -choice 120 lb. feeder pigs 20.00; strieuy choice quotable to 21.00. ti- ' Salable sheet) 200. total 350: market active, fat lamps steady; ewes strong to 25 cents higher; good-choice spring lambs 13. 75-14.10; medium-good shorn old crop lamb 12.00; feeders down to 10.00; good shorn ewes cosUy 7:00; few 7:25: good bucks 5.00-50. Portland (rain PORTLAND. I Ore- June 12 (API- No Wheat futures or cash grain quoted. casn wheat ibid): sort white 1.25'fc: soft white (excluding Rex) 1.55; white club 1.55; western red l-54Va. Htm red waiter: ordinary 1.53: 10 per cent 1.58: 11 per cent 1.67: 12 per cent 1.70. I Hard white Baart: ordinary unauot- ed; 10 per cent 1.56; 11 per cent 1.64; 13 per cent xooay s car receipts: wheat 85: bar ley 10; flour ; corn 2; oats 4; mUl- ieea iv. Dusts Should Be UsetTfor Pea Weevils Apply dus s now for the con trol of Austrfan winter pea wee vil,; is the suggestion made by Ben A. Nevell, assistant .county agent. Veevu3 have been present in pea fields for some time, but the big mov ;ment did not occur until this w ek. If fields are not forming pod: yet, they need not be i dusted 1 intil the first ones appear. j r ' - j " j A rotenon ; dust containing of 1 per cen ; ! rotenone is recom mended for control. The dust should be applied at the rate of about 25 pqunds per acre. For the dust to be most effective, the temperature hould reach at least 65 degrees Fahrenheit sometime during the 24-hour period follow ing the dust ppplication. If per cent rotenoria is left oyer from last year, special pains should be taken in applying this dust to mike sure that a thorough cover is put on each plant and! that at mospheric conditions are! favora ble. i mi Tey piiows Coal Reserves On Coos Bay Important fcpal reserves amount mg to many! millions of tons lo cated close Id tidewater; are de scribed in a iBO-page bulletin en titled Geologrj and Coal Reserves of the Coos Bay Quadrangle, Ore gon, just released by the state de partment of fgeology and mineral industries, "this report gives the results of a Survey authorized by the 42nd Oregon legislative as sembly and I financed jointly by the state and i Coos county. John Eiot Allen ihd Ewart M. Bald win, department geologists, are the: joint authors. . Many analyses show Coos Bay coal to be sapsfactoy for both do destic heating! and industrial pur poses. Formerly this coal was mined and shiDDed to San Fran cisci by coastal" vessels; Cheap fuel killed this market, and until recently, mining of Coos Bay coal has been relatively dormant A new project designed to mine and clean coal by , modem methods has recently! been put into pro duction at Coos Bay. i Uomen ODT Adds to DeKveries of ; Fresh Fruits PORTLAND (Special) The office' of defense transportation has takem steps to permit addi tional wholesale deliveries of fresh fruits and vegetables to stores so that "home canning may be speeded during the -summer, and to avoid spoilage of perish ables." r. ; f-. Donald F, Call, ODT district manager in Portland, - said that under a new general permit, ODT 17-31, . issued in , Washington, wholesale dealers of fresh fruits and vegetables may make one "less than full truck load" deliv ery a day to each store on a route for six days a week during June, July, August and September. For merly wholesalers were allowed to make one such delivery five days a week. There is no ' limitation on the number of "full truck loads.' Classified Advertising Statesman Classified Ads' Call 9101 Three Insertions per line 25c Six insertions per line 40c One month per line $1.25 Minimum charge 25c; 3 ti. min imum 35c; 0 ti. min. 45c. No ' refunds. . - Copy for this page accepted un til 6:30 the evening before publica tion for classification. Copy re ceived after this time will be run under the heading "Too Late to Classify." The Statesman reserves the right to reject questionable advertising. It further reserves the right to place all advertising under the proper Classification. The Statesman assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors which may appear in advertisements pub lished in its columns and in cases where this paper is at fault' will reprint that part of an advertise ment in which .the typographical mistake accurs. A "Blind" Ad an ad containing Statesman box number for an ad dress is for the protection of the advertiser and must therefore be answered by letter. The Statesman not at liberty to divulge Infor mation as to the identity of an advertiser using a "Blind ad. Livestock and Poultry WHITE Lechorn cockerals. 12 wks. old. 11.25 each. Rt. 6. Bx. 153. Ph. 109Fli .GIANT Tpe White Leghorns. Chris tie New Hamp. laying hens, fryers. O. Bullock, Rt. 6. Bx. 82, nr. Rickey sell. FOR SALE 8 head of sheep, 3 two yr. old ewes, 1 yearling buck, 4 fat lambs. Those are large fine sneep. $65. Not sheared. L. P. Paulson. Rt. Box 323: adj. Cottage farm on hill. WANTED 60 head of fresh and springer dairy cows and heifers. Must be in good shape. Give description, price and loca tion. Phone 2-4074 or write Joe Burke 270 Silvcrton Road, Salem Legal Notice Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned administrator of the estate of Maria Dal ton Wilcox, deceased, has filed his fssal account with the County Clerk of Marion County, Oregon, and the Court has fixed the time for hear ing the same, for Monday July 2, 1045 at 10 a. m. at the Circuit Court Rooms in Salem, Marion County. Oregon. All persons desiring to file objections to said account are hereby required to present mem io tne court on or De fore the date above mentioned. A. D. Wilcox, Administrator. William H. Trindle. Attorney for administrator. MJ-30-J.6-13-20-27 To whom it may concern: Any per son or party holding lien or claim against the property or equipment in the Senator Hotel Barber Shop must present sucn claims Dy June 15tn, 1845, to the present owner. T, O. Adams. Senator Hotel Barber Shoo. June 6-i3 NOTICE OF BOND SALE Sealed bids Will be received bv th undersigned until 8:00 o'clock p. m. on July 2, 1045, and immediately there after publicly opened by .the Common Council of Uie City of Salem, Oregon. at the City Hall in said city for me saie of city of Salem General uoiigation Refunding Bonds, Series 1945, in the amount of EIGHTY -THREE IHOUSAMD 183,000.00) DOLLARS, and described as follows: City of Salem General Ohlicatinn Refunding Bonds, Series 1945. in de nominations not to exceed One Thou sand 181000.00) Dollars each; said bonds to be dated August 15. 1945. and to mature terially in annual installments ox cjeven Thousand (Sll.000.00) Dol lars each on the 15th oav of Aut USt. 1946. and in annual instaUrrM-ntx of Eight Thousand (88,000.00) Dollars eacn on tne 15th day of August 4n each of the years 1947 to 1955. both dates inclusive? provided, however, that the City of Salem shall have the option to redeem said bonds. In nu merical oraer, upon the payment of the face value thereof with accrued interest on any interest Davins- date ai or axier August , i50. fcJotn prin- wimii ura interest snau De payaDie at the of ice of the City Treasurer in uie city oi saiem. Oregon. The bonds Will be sold to the bidder ofering the best price, considering the interest rate bid and premium, if any, on the par value of 883.000.00. None ox tne oonas - wtu be sold for less than par and accrued interest. Each bidder should name the rate of in terest at which the bidder is willing io accept tne oonas at par. The bonds wiu oear xne rate or interest desig ii-ieu ui me OKI acceoteo. - Each bid. except bids submitted bv the State of Oregon or any sinking fund of the City of Salem, must be accompanied by a certified check for two percent of the par value of the oonas. maae payable to trie city as a guarantee of good faith. . The bidder will be required to add to his bid a statement of the -het cost to the city if his bid is accepted. -The right is reserved by the Common Council to accept any bid or to reject all bids in the Interest of the city. ' The ttrior lent annrnvinv nnlninn of Messrs. TeaL Wmfree. McCuiloch. Shuler. 4 Kelly will be furnished the successful -bidder. - - ALFRED MUNTJT. . City Recorder. Salem. Oregon. - 3 13-20-2? DUS. CHAN V. - LAM Dr.TJXasa-NJs. Dr.Q ChaaUWJt CHINESE Uerbaiista ' III Norta Libert! . Opstatrs Purtlaad General Oectrtc CO Office open Saturday only 10 am to 1 pjst 8 to 7a m Con nilution Blood pressure and urine tests are fret of charge Practiced since Mil. I - : I I Financial i ' I Livestock and Poultry FOR SAUC 4 N. Z. White buck and does, aJao good self cleaning hutches; $10.00 each-'Rt. X Box 471-C. ! firicea. Fura. wool bought. Full line supplies., remedies, etc. Raise Rabbits commercially, bred does, does and litters, bucks, etc. Commercial rabbit magazine published, books, courses of sutdy complete service in every field Harder Rabbit! Farms. -3403 Cherry Avenue. Phone .-1234 or 2-1S82. ; HIGHEST Prices paid for rabbit skins. West Side Fur Co. West Salem. RABBITS WANTED All sizes. 4 to C lbs. White 24c lb. colored 22c lb. live weigh t-HFUbbit skins, best prices, Wire stretchers and other supplies. Salem address SO Ratcliff Drive, ohone 2-1530. Portland address. Rabbit Meat Co.. 8917 S. EJ Stark. Sun. 1722.1 J i WANTED: - Beet ano canner cow bulls and veals Will call at farm E I Snethen. 1 S570 E. Turner Road Ph 21345 Morns or eves S- WANTED Old or fox feed horses, highest market price at yous farm. Phone collect Albany 14T14 or write Montgomery wild Animal Farm. Kt. X Albany. j ' i Auctions STAYTON AUCTION ; SALE, THURS., 7:30 P. M. IN OUR NEW LOCATION One- block north and mile west of our former location. - Com-, feeder calves, baby calves. some choice feeder and weaner pigs for this sale.. Bred gilts, boar, furni ture, machinery. Always some saddle and work horses on hand. Bring anything you have to sell. No consignment too - large or too small. Help Wanted - DRIVER wanted, man or boy for invalid woman, Mrs. is. L. uates, : Jex- xerson, Oregon Phone 902. i i TWO Loganberry pickers, no hil- aren under 14 years, j. k. truccnung, Rt. 2. Bx. 260. Ion WheaUand ferry rd. ' DISH Washer for night shift. Chinese Tea Garden, 162Vs N. Coml. : WANTED Fry cook. The Meadows. 340 State st. i DISH Washer wanted. 232 N. Senator Food Shop. High. 8 GOOD Strawberry pickers wanted 6c lb. 2250 N. IComT No weeds. Help Wanted Male Workers now employed in war pro duction should; not apply and will not be considered for employment by em oloyers advertising ta this section WANTED Workingmen in All Dents. SALARY. ROOM. BOARD. TRANS PORTATION I FURNISHED. SEE FRANK McCLOSKY AT MAIN EN TRANCE I ' Leslie School Grounds Salem, Thurs. ,& Fri., June 14-15 RUSSELL BROS. PAN-PACIFIC CIRCUS WANTED Energetic salesman with car for listing ; ana selling real estate. 2-lo66. Lawrence McFarlane MAN TO build, flue and do finishing inside work. 420 Evergeen ave. laborers"wa'nted Salem Concrete. Pipe and Products Co., Portland Koad EXPERIENCED Automobile painter, DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO 430 N. Com l. i Flu 31SB MAN Wanted to work in fish mar ket. Apply in I person. Fitts Market. WANTED: Married man for general farm and peppermint work. Top wages and turn, house. Fh. 933 Jetierson 1 ml. N. of Talbot. G. M. Beuuiap, jenerson CARPENTER for 3 or 4 months work. 143 Park Ave.j corner Garden Rd. EXPERIENCED locomotive machin, fet. boiler makers, pipe fitters 4: help ers, also oil burning locomotive fire men, contact F. C. Wager, Mechanical Supt.. SPAS Ry. foot of West 39th st. Vancouver, wasmngton. WANTED: Tallyman capable using WCLA Grade Stamp, pianerman. green chain men. and carriage doggers.! run wage scale 48 hour week. Coastal Lumber Comninv. Grand Ronde. Ore gon. Phone Grand Ronde 2261. Mr. Cole WANTED: Service Salesmen. Service station or garage experience helpful but not necessary. This position in volves selling and plenty of hard work. Do not apply unless you are interested in extendinar yourself in order to earn advancement. Good pay to start. ! This is an opportunity for tne right i men to establish themselves now witn good company having a definite post war Dian Addiv in person only to Mr.- Kingan The Firestone Store, Center 8c Liberty streets. - , WANTED: Middle aged man to work in furniture store setting up and re pairing new and used furniture. Car penter experience preferred. Perma nent employment. Hokx . Bros.. . 260 State St - i I FRUIT AND PRODUCE men. Saving Center, saiem i or w. baiem. WANTED by Oregon Electric - Rail way. men between the ages of 21 and 45 to qualify for positions of Brake- men and switchmen. For information inquire of local Oregon Electric Rail- way agent. WANTED: Experienced refrigerator service ' and repair man. Start work now. Permanent employment, j Top wages. Hogg Bros zeo btate. PLANT Men - wanted. Dairy Co-op. 910 S. Coml. Ph.. 8205. . ; , j Help Wanted Female, WAITRESS. hours, lunch, no Sun days. Cheerio Inn. . - -1 WOMAN to -eare for - convalescing lady. Apply 1460 N. Capitol after p. m. . ' : . - : -- - -. : - WOMAN For general housework and cooking. Ph. 7498. i ' i CAFETERIA Help needed. Apply Brae uum cannery, west saiem. 1 SODA FOUNTAIN girl, experienced. Saving center, w. saiem. - Eggs Uanfed Top Prices Paid l Prompt Remittance Ship r Bring Tour Errs te FEED IIEYEI1 EGG DEPOT . S31 8. E. Alder St. i rartland. Ore. 21 J 1-8. ' EXPERIENCED Cook. Hours 3 to M s, to. Good wages. Bluebird Cafe. Farm - MODEST MAIDENS Tn-MMS Itr-mi U. 8. PaUat Ostc m.fmwtmm Mpsafea)8SBivsj "The zcaiter says it's xvant another?" Ranted to Rent j Furnished or Unfurnished HOUSE WANTED TO RENT 5 or 6 Rooms ... Permanent Day 8113 Phone Evenings 3213 Help Wanted Female SALESLADY at Thomas K. Woolen Mill company. Should have some knowledge of bookkeeping' and typing. GENERAL Office Work. small amount dictation. Permanent. Exper ience preferred but not essential. State qualifications. Box 460 Statesman. WANTED Steam table and grill girl. 4 hr. shift. Sunday eve. 'Bluebird Cafe. . EXPERIENCED Fountain girl. The Spa. HELP WANTED: Energetic women i8-45 yrs. in good health and inter ested in retail business Full training opportunities with good pay, from the day you start. Apply today Room 206, McGUchrist Biog. bale ay District Office. WOMEN HELP WANTED at City Cleaners. Also checker needed. 124S Stale St Salesmen Wanted WANTED Man to do sales work.. Permanent Job. Salary and' commis sion. Reputable local firm. Reply to Box 451 Statesman giving full qualifi cations and references. Situations Wanted TO FILE"carTenter saws, drag saws. new andjold falling and bucking saws. Expertly conditioned. My work will be of the best. Open all work days. Hans Christensen. 364 North 12th st Salem. RELIABLE Elderly couple want work managing apt. house or caretaker. Jack Hopraan. Gen. Del. Cottage Grove, Ore. wXjfT0fice?'or days. Write Box 463. Statesman. WiUTrn Wav mittincr W FTtrri Ferguson tractor. Phone 2-1301. LAUNDRY 48 hour service. 825 Madison St. M. ESTHER Morris will tutor chil dren, also teach lip reading. Studio. 1393 N. COm'l St 'HOulsEWORKbTHhou WILL care for girl age 4 to 8 years for working mother. Englewood Dist- rist. Ph. 8032. MAN desires yard work. Box 45$ Statesman. WILL care for elderly lady in my home. Phone 7176. WILL care for elderly lady-in ur home. Phone 8713. CHILDREN care for. Phone 8645. Preschool Playschool; . 1381 State Ages 2 8 Part or all day Ph 8438. Money to Loan YOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL CON-. . SIDERATION WHEN YOU ..-..i, APPLY TO General Finance Corp. ' FOR ' , : Quick Cash Loans Loeauy owned and operated, we are familiar with all local -needs and con ditions and lend on any reasonable security. Up to 12 mos. to repay. -. Telephone net Stat Lie. (S-138) 136 S. Commercial St PRIVATE MONEY Auto And Truck Loans Contracts Refinanced Money tee new and used cars at trucks regardless of age. No delay bring car and title and get the money you retain possession of vehicle. - a - to 18 -tooths to repay. Aftet 8 o'clock -none 8381 or 21141 for appointment - ROY H. SIMMONS 138 S Coml St Phone 8168 iM 1521 AUTO LOANS Use your ear as security. No long rtgamarole. Prompt private service. $18.08 per no repays In 13 months $180. Come in. or save , time by "phon in at vour aDolieation. When approv ed make lust one trip and pick tip your cash immediately. . Personal Finaifce Co. Room 123, Second Fir. New Bligfe Bldg II State St Phone: Salem Sill LIC.S-122 14-163 Auto ' Loans Willamette Credit Co. ww rwnn - sr?Tf a or A Bat BfTTI HIMf. I - ucui-i m m urn Markets - almost curfew. Do you Wanted to Rent Monev to Loan $ $ MONEY $ $ I 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, ror quicc ana tm cient service see or phone STATE FINANCE CO. Phone 4121. 212 Guardian Bids. Salem Lie. S 216-M 222 Money to Loan 1 WANTED. REAL ESTATE mortgage loans, city or farm properties; loans made as small as 8300. See us about refinancing youi present contract or mortgage. . Leo N. Childs, Inc. ; 344 State St Phone 8261 Loans Wanted LOANS Wanted: $750 for 3 years. - 1st mortgage on 13ft acres mi. East Box 459 Statesman. For Sale Miscellaneous WATER HEATER and trash burner combination, 819.95. Yeater Appliance co z N. ciDerty. j LATE Model Universal cas ' ranee. deluxe model. Singer sewing machine, $27.50. Man's bicycle, $25. Wood cir culator $29.50. Electric mantel clock, $8.75. Cabinet radio, two wheel trail er, drum trash burner. $12.50. WOODRY'S AUCTION MARKET 1605 N. Summer - : : BABY Buggy and bathinette, ;like new. 3 union. HOME Made Dodre tractor, plow and cultivator, $225. 640 Monroe. : Ph. 2-2795. - i RrrPTflFRATflP Itct a 1 pricnai- Yeater Appliance Co 255 N. Liberty ELECTRIC Roaster and - sandwich toaster. 0 N. Cora l. Ph. 2-1660. PLAY Pen. $5. Baby buggy. $10, 707 . uaK st- faiiverton. fh. 1071. ' PERMANENT Awave Flin machine Helene Curtis variety. $75 cash. 707 E. Oak St., siiverton. 1'h. 1071. ; REBUILT articles, daveno. occasional chair, 2 rockers, settee and lounge. 1610 Trade. FLASHLIGHT "and lantern batteries. No limit Yeater Appliance Co., 255 N. Liberty. PUPPIES Cocker Spaniels. Fox and . Rat Terriers. Ideal pets for chil dren. Salem Veterinary Hospital, Port- tana tia. . - j GOOD 120 bass acwrdlorTsSa. 1590 Trade St. after 6 p. m. Ph. 2-1096. ENAMEL Cook stove with hot water pipes. Nearly new box springs. 12x14 tent rn. trio or sm Jiuigwooa ave. 1941 SERVEL Refrigerator for sale or trade for electric re trig. Box j 464 Statesman. DUE TO the shortage of . peat moss Oils Tear, we are siibstltutmg with cedar shavings. Available at all times. Northwest Poultry and Dairy. 150a N. Front Ph. 7007. WOOD Range and circulator. Phone rflMnw A TTON Hvood and mat range in good shape. 1293 N. 5th. LADY'S white gold wrist watch; rose tapestry swing rocker. Phone 23431. 740 Electric St . : MONKS sawdust hot water heater. Phone 638L---875 N. 4th. - : j. JUNIOR doe rabbits. Rt 6. Box S31H. North Kruegers store, house Ho. ; 102. SERVICE Station and garage equip ment for sale. SS8 N. LiPrty- : LARGE . Wood Circulator $35. i 809 S-. 25 SINGER Sewing Center: Reghrter now for your postwar Singerr We rent sewing machines or repair your old one. 142- S. High. Ph. 8512. - I CATERPILLAR 80 la fine cond. Armored and equipped with hyster logging drum. P. G. Bouche. Inq. PhUUppi Tire Shop,-Mebama, Ore. SAWDUST HOT - WATER HEATER, slightly used 825. Smooth too wd. range with coils 835. Port batt. Radio 825. Solid oak dresser $is. Chests of draw ers, tables, etc. Call 4785 after f or Sundays. - . . - . -i. , I.1LS. - FLOOR lamp, bridge lamp, table lamp, whit bedrra. suite. Ph. A - WOOD range and hot water beeter almost new. 185 Sunnytriew Ave. saiem. ure. FOR SALE Choice lots In Delerest Memorial Park. S60.09 per lot; $310.00 per aecuoa -ec iota. Tet S56. ,, Uassi tied 1. Fori Saler Miscellaneous GENUINE Rivet SUL frM from foul seed. . I Commercial Sand a ' - Gravel Co. PH.- 86721 or 7954 riiBinm a Tmctmrn Oil 1M, Para- fin Base.- 8 gallons fUK in your eon- lamer, saemi ru vu - 81 Columbia. . trailers for rent 80c per hr. Woodry's Mkt, 180S N. Summer. . rvuruT .chui nuphlna service -4 --nM- mil !lt makes. See Ed PEllis at Nelson. Bros. Furniture Store 318 N. Liberty - ALL tYPES Eave Troughs ' FURNACES 'INSTALLED AND REPAIRED Johnston Shet Metal Co. 1410 S. 12th St-j Salem, Oregon. . Phoncj 5391 ATMORAYS OZONE, sell and rent. a. C Pugh Ph 2-24J8 PO Box 483. SAND. CraveL - crushed. Ready-Mix er Pipe. OREGON GRAVEL CO. 1408 N. trom st rn 911. - SMALL Disc, soring tooth. .3 culti vators. 3 mi. W. oni Dallas Hy. Bx. 469. COMB. Din and Uv. rm. black walnut table, 4 chairs, oak library table, White treadle sewi mach.. Idv. stove. kitchen utensils. Ph. 7783. SET of'Goif clubs, bag and golf balls. Ph. 2-1954. 1 PRE-WAR Davenport chair and ot toman. Good co rid. Reas. Ph. 8260. 875. N. Liberty. Apt 2. . LATE Model elec. washing machine to trade for piano. Will pay difference. w s. inn Deiore p. m. WEDGEWOOD cas stove. 3 burners and oven, -$6.00.- Good cond. 130 N. 24th. ONE 6 ft glass lease, one 6 ft. re frigerator case. 200 burlap sacks. Model Food Market' 275 N. High st 14 FT. Runabout ! with SS HP Caillie motor in good cond. $300. Salem Boat House or Ph. 7066.1 . OLTSaTTetcjThavCbale hTfieldTor der now. save storage. Ph. 109F13. WOOD Range .with coils, gas water heater. 2125 Myrtle ave. BRAIDED rugs. Box 32, Siiverton. 8 PC. Dining rni. suite. Rt 2, Box 124D. Evenings. I MODEL 94 Winchester 30-30 carbine rifle. 850. Ph, 2-1860 after 6 p. m. GIRLS World bike. 290 Park ave. RIVER SILT Ph 2-1446 If.WiVS . hi- tlarc1 Woodry's Furniture Mkt Ph 5110. OUR Specialty: Spray painting Ey-erly-Gottcnberg contractors. Ph. 4246. WATKTNS Products. Ph. 22413. NEW GAS RANGES available for immediate delivery. Ration certificate necessary. Good Housekeeping Co., 467 Court st. ELECTRIC ironef, table model, and one coil bed spring, lady's oxfor-s size 41080 Cross; St. LAWN MOWER Sharpening 8c .Ad lusting. I Woodry's Mkt.. 1603 N. Summer St CASKEVTablr system $35.00. J. F. Wlenert 145 W. Luther. Phone 2-1528. FULLER Brushes 1743 Grant P 8351 CHARLIE PICKETT HAS EVERY THING IN UNFINISHED FURNITURE. PICKETT'S FURN.i 13TH and STATE. STOVE repairing At parts. -Woodry's Mkt 1603 N. Summer St WE Buy St sell furniture, tools, stoves, dishes, motors, radios. Electric appliances, household goods. KLIG MAN's, 285 N. Commercial Ph. 9883. Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED Camera for serviceman overseas. Must be Phone 8446. in good condition. WILI Give $10 for large cold stor age locker. Ph.. 7558. WANTED Washing machine. Win pay cash. Ph. 9571. WANTED: Hav haler and hav rake, regardless of condition. Rt 4, Box 131. Ha r o l d Kod kf y. J '. USrTO FURNITURE Ph tl85 CASH for used piano- t other mu sical instruments1 Call 4641 days or 9537 evenings or Send description to laquith Music CO.L 191 S High We Buy Furniture TRADE WITH A FTRM OF 30 YEARS REPUTATION OF BUSINESS rNTEQ RITY IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USED Pianos -Furniture and Appliances Call 9149 for appointment HOGG BROS. 260 State St WANTED.) PIANOS. Will pay cash. Wills Music Store. 422 State St WANT TO BuJ OaeO cameras lenses McEwan Phbio srut 435 State. W ANTHjTpmosI THmans. Ph 5701 CASH for your hsed furniture'. Ph. 7596. State 5t Furniture. 1900 State. TO GET the top dollar phone 5110. Glenn Woodry, 1609 N. Summer. IF YOU have furniture to sell sea Russ Bright Ph. 751 L 453 Court Miscellaneous COOPER BROS.. KHTNflT.TKfZ AVT ROOFING. PH. 8244. , MTOOFNow ""and? avoikl the fall rush. Private contractor will save you money. Leslie J. Carson. Ph. 6333. - Painting St Decorating. 828 N. Winter VETERANS '. Information Sendee, Chamber of Commerce. I- to 4 pan. Sponsored by Disabled Amer. Vets. A. L. Brewster, Service Officer. Ph, 4339. Dental Plate Renair TWO-HOUR SERVICE Ci MOST - Bring or Mall Your1 Plates for Repair. . nn niRRV crurni niionc Adolpb Bldg State at Com. Ph 2311 BUY RIGHT-NOW CLEANER from your Grocer. Use it for . mora sanitation; WOODWORK. Dishes, laun dry general spring house cleaning. Willamette Gro. Supply 11 sizes, 25c. 50c. 81. i Room and Board 1144 Center. Ph. 8630. For RentApartments Aet- mala floor. Adulta. .. N. CapitoL j . - - r CLLMAW Apt tU. Ph. 8294. 1 ROOMS, furnished. Adults. 870 union. j . !,... r-.. , -i-'-.t