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Newspaper Page TextjUi5--. i I 3- .3 i .Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Or-wjon. Thundar MornlngT Jun lU IMS PAGE TEH Grading for Cherries Due On Thursday .5 Ore eon standards ' for sweet cherries, for both brining and can ning,: will go into effect Thursday, the state agricultural department announced here Wednesday.' These grades are permissive and are the first official grades set up for Oregon cherries. V The ' new grades, set up on a temporary basis, will expire December 31, this year. They will be used dur ing this period on a trial basis and any changes found advisable will be incorporated later into per manent grades. The order, effect ive June 21, sejts up one grade, Oregon No. 1, ipt sweet cherries and brining and! throws all cher ries not meeting the requirements of No. l's into Oregon unclassified. Two grades, Oregon No. 1 and No. 2, are set up for sweet cher ries for canning, with all others to be recognized as Oregon un classified. . Any grower or processor may obtain a copy of the complete order from the plant industry division of the state agricultural depart ment. Rye Tumbles; Grain Futures Off Sliarply CHICAGO, June 20.-Rye tumbled from 3Vs to five cents, the limit, today and other grain futures markets finished sharply lower. I Heavy profit cashing and a steady s t r e a m . of commission house selling orders affected pri ces at the start and all attempts at minor rallies brought out in . creased offerings. Many closing quotations were new lows for the day. - At the finish wheat was 14 to 2!i lower than yesterday's close, July $1.68"i. Corn was unchan ged to off i, December $1.17!. Oats were down 1 to 1, July 68. Rye was 3li to 5 lower, July $1.-54-1.54'i. Barley Was down-34 to 4i, July $1.142. - N. 53-52 Synoosis of Annual Statement of the U. S. Branch North British & Mercan title Insurance Company, Ltd.. of New York, in the State of New York, on the .thirty-first day of December. 1944. road to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: -. ECOMB Net premiums received. S8.290.022.35. r Total interest, dividends and real es tte income. S494.S07.43. Income from other sources, $74,227.04 Total income. S8.858.75.82. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid policyholders for losses. $3,523,403.03. . Loss adjustment expenses. $312,025.75. Agents commissions or brokerage. S3.Zin.SB7.97. Salaries and fees officers, directors. Some office employes, $836,139.59. ' Taxes, licenses and fees. $397,171.57. : Dividends paid to stockholders, None. Dividends paid or credited to policy Jiolt!er3. None. AU other expenditures. $1,143,821.64. ' Total disbnrwments. S8.438.450.C7. ADMITTED ASSETS 5 : Value of real estate owned (market vatue), rone. ' Loans on mortgages and collateral, , etc.. None. Value of bonds owned (amortized). i$10.57S.919.69 . - Value of stocks owned (market val ue. S3.P33.127.C0. Cash in banks and on hand, $1,986, 241.47. Premiums in course of collection -written since September 30, 1944, $710,' 310.85. Interest and rents due and accrued. k x.4oi.i;s. Other assets net). $222,560.25. Tctal admitted assets. $17,515,620.34. , LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. $1,935,084 00 f Estimated loss adjustment expense iir unpaid claims, SiU.uuu.0O. Total unearned premiums on all un ,.XDired risks. $7,962,837.92. salaries, rents, expenses, bills, ac counts, lees, etc., due or accrued, $27, 20 CO. Estimated amount due or accrued for Taxes, 03,706.00. ;. Commissions, brokerage, or other , marges due and accrued. $43,000.00. All other liabilities. $506,633.48. Total liabilities, except capital, $10, $48,081.40. Capital paid up. Statutory Deposit, - $500,000.00. r Surplus over all liabilities,' $6,166.- Surplus as regards policyholders, . fO.nwjJJO.M. Total. 817.515.620.34. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR . . THE YEAR Net premiums received. $102,417.92. Net losses paid. $50,057 12. Name Of comnint TT K tlrnh North British it Mercantile insurance i vomptny, ui. Name of Manager. Cecil F. Shall cross. Name of Secretarv. R. P. Storkham I SUtutory resident attorney for ser ,fi, inni inompson KoDlnson. v WE LIKE OUR SALEM ELECTRIC. Bonneville Power .Agency, with it's 20 year contract as preferred and pri ority distribuUon agency, in the . interest of the public. WE IHE THE LOW RATES we earn for ourselves arid lower yet to come. " J WE LIKE COMPETITION for its the American way. WE LIKE TO KNOW we are responsible for the savings In the Salem area. WE INVITE YOU TO ENJOY SALEM ELECTRICS BENE EFTTS WITH US. - TO IIAIIITAIII L017 DATES YOU IIUST VOTE 502 X YES Signed by a lew ownr-uirs of Salem Electric" Max GehTJur O. E. Snider W. IL Ile&dersea Eoy R. Hewitt v. Ray K Morrow K. W. Horr Earl C Bark Glen Etorc Cordon Black L. h. Sloper -Sidney Stevens;. J. S. Friesen L. V. Benson Ted Gordon 40 I lainlain- Vol! 1 v V Greer Garson and Gregory Peck in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's film version of 'The Valley of Decision,' bond premier at the Elsinore theatre J tonight The superb east includes also Lionel Barry more, Marsh Hunt, Donald) Crisp and freston Foster. ' "j -Mi- 1 ; Quotations at Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. June 19 (AP) Butter AA prints. 46-4tt'im; cartons. 463V47ic: A grade "prints. 45'-46c; cartons 45'i-45:!ic; B grade, prints. 45-45;c: cartons. 46-46'iC. Butterfat lrsi quaiuy. maximum 01 6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland, 52-52C; premium quality, maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acidity. 53-53',2c: valley routes and county points, 2c less than first, or 50-50'ic lb. Mas To retailers: extra unr, 49c; A extra large. 47c; A large, 4jc; medium, 41c; small (pullets) 39c. Live Poultry Buy in prices from producers: broilers, up to 2 lbs., 3H'2c; frvers. 2 to 3' pounds: roasters, over 3',i lbs.. 31Vac; Leghorns, 28c: colored hens, all weights, 28c; old roosters and stags, 23c lb. Country Meats KouoacK prices to retailers: country killed hogs, best butchers. 120-140 lbs.. 19-19'ic: veal ers, A A. 22"c: A, 21 lie; B. 19(ic: S. 15-mic; culls. 12-15c; beef. AA, 21c; A. 20y4c: B, lSic; C. 16-34c; canner- cutter cows, 13i4-14c: bulls, canner cutters, i4-144c; lambs. AA. 26c; A. 243c; B, 22,ic; C. 10-20c; ewes. FS. ',4c; B. ic; M. 13 12c; R. lorc Cheese selling price to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplets. 30.2c: loaf. 30.2c lb.; triplets to wholesalers, 27c; loaf, 30.4c lb. delivered. Rabbits government ceiling; aver age country killed to retailers. 55c lb live price to producers, 22-24c lb. Turkeys government takes supply. market nominal. Onion- Oregon dry. No. 1. $2.85 per 50-lb. sack; Texas, $3.90; CoacheUa was, S3 .50: red. $3.30; yellows. $3.15; green. SOc to $1.00 doz. bunches. Onions ets. eastern. 32s. $5.00: slants.. Walla Walla. 60 bunches. $6.00- $6.50. - Potatoes Old. nominal: Descnutes culls. $3.00; Klamath FaMs culls, $3.50; 20s, $1.60 bag; local Is. ICOs, $3.50; Maine No. l. 13.15 central. Potatoes. New California No. 1. S3. 80 sack. Wool government control. Cascara Bark Dry stock. 20c lb. Mohair 1942. 12-monUi. 4Se lb. Hav "Wholesale nrices nominslt al falfa. No. 2 or better. $34-$36: oats- vetch, $25, valley points; timothy i eastern ureioni. S30iS3a: clover, szt $33 ton. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. June 20 i API (WrA) Salable catUe 150. total 175: market slow, steady to weak, with canner and cutter cows another 55 rrn nwr nnr (" riff mnr. btifl Salem Market Quotations The prices below supplied by a lo cal grocer are indicaUve of the daily market prices paid to growers by Sa lem buyers but are not euaranteed bv The Statesman: BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY (Snblert te chaage ltkut aoticc) RLTTERFAT Premium ,, , S4 No. 1 m No. S so BUTTER PRINTS A 4 .15 B Otiarteis F.GGS Extra large . Mediums Standards Pullets .37 .37 .24 24 28.70 24.00 .12 20 32.20 Cracks POULTRY No 1 colored hens No 2 colored hens Bakes Colored frvs LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack) 13.00 Yearling lambs Ewes 6.00 to S.C0 4.00 to COO Cows, boners and cutters 04 to 06 Cows, common - 06 to 06 cows, top dairy .OS to 09 SO i.ows. peer type . 09 to 12 Veals w to .1$ Bulls js to .12 Hons. 160 to 270 15.43 .(Oregon Fruit Prod acts) (Blue Lake Producers) (Shopplnr News) .(Attorney) .(Radio Service) .(Farmer) .(Cabin Camps) .(Farmer) .(Allen Hardware .(Sloper-a Market) .(Jeweler) , .(Salem Box Co.) (Benson Baklnr Co.) (Senlct Station) Low Dales mines Pd. Adv. oy Salem Eleetrle . Jfcw i I ? it ' Nfe ? 1 !' "W are a grand new romantic team Portland very slow at recent decline: common medium: grass steer$ 12.00-14.CO; common-medium heifers 11.00-13.50; cutters down t 9.00: canner-cutter cows 6.75 9.00; fat. dairy type cows to 10.00; odd heavies to 10.50: grass fat beefs cows to 12.25; good beef, bulls 12.50; rfiedium good siusase bulls ' 9.50-11.00; good- choice vealers 15.0O-16.C0. si Salable hogs 50. total 150; (market acUve, steady; barrows and gilts 1 15.75; sows 15.00; choice light feeder pigs quotable tp 22.00. Salable sheep euo. total 7jo; i mariel generally steady: spring lambs active, other classes slow; good -choice! spring ers 13.50-14.00; selected lots to 14.25; medium-good grades 12.00-13.25; com mon down to 10.00; medium-good shorn old crop lambs 10.00-11.00; good shorn ewes 6.40-90: common down to 3.50. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Ore..1 June 20-i API- No wheat futures or cash grain quoted. Cash wheat (bid): soft white 1.50; soft white (excluding rex) 1.52; white club 1.52: western red 1.52. - -t Hard red winter: ordinary 1.S0; : 10 per cenl 1J56; 11 per cent 1.65; 12 per cent i.a. ? sr Hard white Baart: ordinary unquot ed; 10 per; cent 1.55; 11 per. cent 1.65; 12 per cent 1.70. l Today's car leceipts: whest 3: bar ley 4; flour 3; corn 2: oats it hay 1; millfeed; 5.'- OCE Enrolls Large Class ForS ummer MONMOUTH- The campus of Oregor College of Education and the rooms of Campbell hall sre re sounding once more with the cheerful that of a large group of summer school students,1 most numerous since 1949. f S For the regular; six weeks' ses sion, 220 are registered; while the speciai two weeks' cousre, design ed as a refresher for older teach ers, and to enable those who need to, to jsequre emergency. frifica tion, bis crowded classes; With a total of 247. I f ' Marion; county with 82 register ed leads 29 Oregon counties re resented. 1 Yamhill with 5 5is sec ond and ; Clackamas third with 44. Others in order ore Lane, 43- Multnom4h, 37; Polk, 35 1 .Wash ington, 31; Linn, 23, and Benton l5- i i - s is: Polkj cQunty teachers ih atten dance are: Velma C. Ault, Opal Ruth Bennett, George A. Bullion, Frances Coleman, Beulah H. Cra ven, Monmouth; Ruth N. Creasoh, Independence; Alta Crowley, Mon mouth Fjrances M. DeVosj Inde pendence;! Grace T. Dixon j Mon mouth Ilia Rhoda Dowd, Grande Ronde; Georgie V. Dornpecker, Dallas; Bemice Forbes, Caroline Gentle Monmouth; Jessie Jl-iath, Allie D. fHennagin, Dallas; Avis M. Hubbard, Monmouth;; Evelyn Ickes, Dallas; Clarence Irving, Al ia I. Jewell, Independence; Jean W. Knapp, Monmouth; Agnes E. Kolm, wTiUamina; Jane AJ Krea- son, Daflas; Ed Lewis, Ruth M, LiermanVtVerda M. Kindsay. Mon- mouthH Ida G. McClendon, Salem; Charlotte! Mori an, Monmouth; Nelhe II. Moudy, Willamina; Glor ia M. Murphey, MonmdUth;-J. Mariori O'Brien, Dallas; Edna Pike, Kuth Spencer, Cleone Williams, Monmouth; Lillian E.' Williams, Salem; Wilma Young, Monmouth. 1 81 , Moses has been called the first sanitarian, because he promulaat ed a cleanliness code for his peo ple which is still observed today. SSp j WmM I lay and Diglifi ; - ; i . j tST; ;; ; . .. j Ml lELLSY-FAElQUIIim ": J ? , ! . Telephone 2-4133 i . : 4 I i J r ' j - '"j- Classified AdTertlsiac " ; ; Statesman I Classified Ads ; : caii 9101 Three Insertions per line.25c Six insertions per Jlne ........ 40c Ontf month per tine $1.25 Minimum charge 25c: 3 rJ. min- iroum 35c; C tL mla. 45c. No .irfunda. ri: A i Copy for this page accepted on til 6:30 the evening before publica tion., for; classification Copy re ceived after this time will be run undei the beading "Too Late to Classify ; - - ' p The Statesman assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors which may: appear in advertisements pub lished in its columns and In cares where this paper: Is at fault will reprint that part of an advertise ment in which the typographical mistake acrurs. i A ."Blind" Ad an ad contatntne a Statesman box number for an ad dress is for the protection of the advertiser and must therefore be answered by letter. The Statesman v not at liberty to divulge Infor mation as to the Identity of an advertiser using a "Blind ad. : Fotir Oregon Quarantines Are Altered Friday Changes in four Oregon quar antines became effective Friday. The Oriental fruit moth quar-; a tine has been revised to include only ihe Idaho counties of Canyon and Owyhee and Jefferson county; in Colorado, , as these two states have set up intrastate quarantines toft ptptect non-infested territory.; The Oregon cherry , fruit fly : quarantines, both intrastate and interstate, have been, amended to include in the infested territory these areas: Asotin, Klickitat and Yakima counties i in Washington; Nez jperce and Kootenai counties in Idaho; and Hood River and Wasco counties in Oregon. The fourth j revision is in the European corn borer quarantine and brings -under quarantine as new territory the states, of Kansas and Nebraska and three counties in Te-nnessee: Sumner, Robertson and Montgomery. Fort Yukon, in Alaska, has a weather bureau record of 100 de grees in the shade and another record as the coldest place in Alas ka, at 78 degree below zero. Stocks and Bonds f ;'" JUNE 20 STOCK AVEKAGFS w0 IS IS Rails Ut'l 0 Stks s Indus STOCK AVEKAGES Wednesday Prev. day . Week ago . .87.5 87.3 .87.0 . 8.0 -77.0 .88.3 44 - 44.1 43.0 38.0 28.S 44.S 4S.2 43.9 45.B 44J 37. 4S.2 67.4 87.0 8.1 Month' ago Year ago .. S4.6 63.2 7.4 1S45 nigh BOND AVERAGES ; 10 Util 107.7 107.7 107.8 107.4 10S.8 10 Rails Indus Fogn 73.8 Wednesday 101.5 104.4 Prev. day .101.5 -104.5 73.8 Week aso.. 101J It. A Montlt-aeo lCd.S 104.C 73J 73.7 7.5 Year ago 89.4 108.0 f New 1943 hli-lis. j I - if ' ' ! . - S: 59-51 Synopsis of Annual Statement of the nolo vers aau'.uai camaity company of Des Mcine3, in the 8tat of Iowa, on the tnlrty-first day of December. 1944 mace to tae Insurance Commissioner of s thi State of Oregon, pursuant to aw: a I INCOME Netpremiums received, S4.S17.352.94 Total intsrest. diTidends and real estate income. 8129.4531. Income from clher sources, 814,640.87 jroui income, 4.S6i.47.C2. ; t ;! DISBURSEMENTS. Net ? amount peid nolio holders 'for losse.-. l.B32.lM.a6. ' Los adjustment expenses. S27S.143.- A'rrit commissions or brokerage. 5Sti3.CCB.63. Salaries and fees officers, directors. home ..office employes. 8157.309.07. raxe?. licenses and lees. Sl42.4ti6.24. Dividends paid to stockholders. None. Dividends paid or credited to policy hoWeB, $147,870.57. All uir expenditures. ST.82.Sea. .5. Total cv v.i-rsements, S3.9S5.420.E8. 4 . IlTl'ED ASSETS Value f al estate owned market value H SV. J.OiS.42. Loan-i ta mortgages and collateral, etc.. Koioo.is. Valvie of bond owned (amortized) So R83.S44.Z3. . Value of Ktocks owned (market val ue. S29.670.00. Cash in banks and on hand, $1,028, $18.25.f , Premiums - In course of collection written since September 30. 1944, $781,236.89. Interest and rents due and accrued, $18-00.22. Other a3sett (net). "-$43,024.28. : fotal admitted assets. $7,781,701.93. I LIABILITIES . SURPLUS AND f OTHER ITJNDS Total unpaid claims. $327180. Estimated loss adjustment -expense for unpaid claims. $30,000.00. : Total unearned premiums on all un expired risks, $130$1 t. Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, ac counts, fees, etc., due or accrued. $13.-764.83.- i Estimated amount due or accrued for taxes. $141,196.79. - Commissions, brokerage, or other charges due and accrued, $166,950.31. - All Other labilities. S518.220.42. Total liabilities, except capital. $6. 127.820.83. Capital paid up. None. Surplus over all liabilities, $1,653, $71.10. i . Surplus as regards : policyholders, $1,653,871.10. i i . Total. S7.781.701.93. I BVS1NESS IN OREGON FOR YEAR 1 Net' nremiums received. $7,439.45. . Net fosses paid. 8221.38. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders, $1.23. Name of Company, Employers Mu tual Casualty Company. Name of President, J. W. Gunn. Nam of Secretary. John T. Hynes. Financial Rails Lead -Rally Among Steel Issues . NEW YORK; June) 20-(P)-Rails resumed, their recent buoyancy to lead a rally , among i steels, low priced : motorsj utilities and oils in today's stock market although some favorite industrials went begging. ... J Carriers developed strength just before midday and , several hit new highs for 1945 or longer, in cluding Colorado & Southern Is and 2nd Prefefred, Southern Pa cific and Union Pacific. Santa Fe closed at 99,a peak since 1931. Buying was J attributed to the investment of Idle funds. Legal Notice I i NOTICE OF BOND SALE Sealed bids will be received by the unaensigried until 0:00 o'clock p. m. on July 2. 1943, and immediately there after publicly opened by the Common Council of tne City of Salem. Oregon. at ine city Hail- in saia city tor the sale of City of Salem General Obligation Refunding Bonds. Series 1945, in the amount of EIGHTY-THREE THOUSAND S83.0O0.0b DOLLARS, and described as follows: City of Salem General Obligation Refunding Bonds, Series 1945. in de nominations not to exceed One Thou sand (SIOOU.OO) Dollars each; said bonds to be dated August is. lio. and to mature serially in annual installments of Eleven Thousand (Sll.OOO.OU) Dol lars! each on the 15th day of Aug ust. 1946. and . in annual installments of Eight Thousand 88,000.00) Dollars eacn on we lstn aay or August in each of the yeara 1947 'to 19a3. both dates inclusive; i provided, nowever, that the City of Salem shall have the option to redeem said i bonds, in nu merical order, upon tne payment or the lace value thereof ; with accrued interest on any interest paying date at or after August 13. 19a0. Botn prin cipal and interest shall be payable at tne once oi the city Treasurer in the i City of Salem. Oreeon. The bonds will be sold to tne bidder ofering the best price, considering the interest rate bid and premium, u;any, on the par value of 163.000.00. None of the bonds wiu be - sold for less than par and accrued ' interest. Each bidder snouid name tne rate or in terest at which the bidder is willing to accept the bonds at par. The bonds win Dear tne rate or. interest desig nated In the bid accepted. Each bid. exceot bids submitted by 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 bonds, made payable to the city as Guarantee of good laitn. ; The bidder will be required to add to his bid a statement of the net cost to the city if his bid is accepted. The nr-ht is reserved bv the Common Council to accept any bid or to reject all bids n the interest of the city. The prior lea!- aporoving opinion nf Messrs. Teal, ii Winfree. MeCuMoch, Shuler KeiVr t.mu be furnished the ucce'il bidder. at,fb:d mundt. City Recorder, Salem. Oregon. I i - - v, J 13-20-27 - NOTICE ' - - ald blth fori ba-dtnf 'for a pT- iod : of tweke ' months commencina July 1.: 19fS. all prisoners confined in tse : Marion county- jait win te re ceived hy th County Court at 10:00 A.M. June 30, 1945, to the County Court . Room . ini the i. CoMrthous: -at Sa'em, Oregon. i ? Bids muf t be sii&mHtad on propoeal forms obtained from t'11 County Clerh and must - filed wiUt the Gmmty Cl-rk before the time mentioned bove. ,TI rtht Is -reserved to reject any or all nroposats or to accent th- nro posal dsemwd best for Marion County H. C..sMattottk ----- County, Clerk Pro Tem. : May 31. June 7. 14. 21, 2S, NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice ia herebv riven that the un. rlersi!ned Administrau-Is has filed her t inal Account and Renort in tlie C r cult Court of ther Stats of Oregcn for Marion County, ta orobatj. and that Saturday. July 7th. 1945 at ten o'clock A .11. at the courtroom of said court, in the courthouse In Salem. Ors-on. has been set as s the tUne and nlacs Xor hearing objections to said Final Accr.unt and final settlement of said estt i! ' i Fipt publication. June! 7th. 1945: last puoucauon. jihv tv. 1945. GUSTAV S. GILBERT Adm'nistratrlx, Estate of . i Rav D. Gilbert, Deceased. J 7-14-21-28 Jlv 5. r CALL iFOR Bros Sealed bids trill be received by the Board of Education -of School Dis trict No. 24, Marion County. Oregon. i" to S:C0 o'clocS. Pi M. on Tuesday. June 20th. 1945. 3 for ftmrishlng and tn-rtallinr acoustical mat-rial on the ccutng or 2nd floor corridor and the portions of the auditorium ceiling not now -covered wKa. -acoustical material of the Senior High School. North 24th u streets. "Salem. - Oregon. Specification and fciddin blanks nut be obtained from and a bids shall be filed with the District Clerk at his office at 460 North Highj Street, Salem. uregon. - n - t-. "C. ' ward. District Clerk : School District No. 24. Marion i County. J 14-21 . CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received bv the Board of Education of School District No. 24. Marion County. Oregon, up to 5 :00 ; o'clock. P.. M. on .Tuesday. - June 30th. 1943. for furnishing and instalkn-j tne : MCKiniey Grade School. South High Street two (2) steel, wood-fired furnace units. , i SDPCtfication and biddine blank mar e obtained from - and .bids shall be filed with the District Clerk at his r-ffice at 49) North High i Street, Salem. Oregon. s ! j C. C. WARD. District Clerk " School District No. 24. Marion County. i . ( J 14-21 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been amaolnted Execu trix of the Last Will and Testament and estate of Minnie M. Huff, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon : for Marion : County. In Probate, and has qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with, proper vouchers, as reouired by law, i within six months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned Executrix, at the' address given below. Date of the first publication of this notice is June 21st. 1945, last publica tion Julv 19th. 1945. ; ERMA T. KLINGER. Executrix. Estate of Minnie M. Huff. Deceased. Care. Page and Pare.1 Attys 210 Pioneer Trust Building, Salem. Oregon. 3 21-28, Jly 5-12-19. , Keep Salem Beauliful? I Do you want your boxrutiful dty ntdluly notsed up with a EOKond st of l$ctric power wires. tc? It lit!-Vole 593 Ho (X) Franchise Question . : j IFridayg June 22nd j SALEM CITIZENS COMMITTEE - Carl E. Kelson, Chairman, 171 X. Front. Salem, Oreron ' ' O. K. De Witt, Secretary, 12S7 ChemekeU, Salem. Oregon ' " 1 - -u ' Fd. Adr, Salem Citizens Committee - Farm ! MODEST MAIDENS j "Pi Silli vA i Hm a"t rl i "fx ' AM i ill 'y L I ' IT VS i 11 ! . ; f f i ! ' lilili-1 - - i 5 : "Whoever did it spelled i ii Livestock and Poultry 100 NEV Hampshire pullets Rt S Box 749. tl each. FOR SALE New Hamp.. Red fryers, $1.23 each, live weight. AIsq i rabbits. Second gravel road on right 1 imile east of Rickey School on Macleay road. u. u. tiowara, tiu a, tsox juij. 52 HEAD SHEEP to be sold bit Groes beck: Auction Market Wed. night. Also milk cows, heifer calves, hogsu poultry. lots ox fryers. , 1 1;-;, . VCtirNn: rhxr Whit mar mriw to butcher or breed, $35. Ph. 4337. j ONE"rddJetJi"L" andloSe'jwork horse. R. L. Beckner. RC 2,Box 242. WEEK OLD Heifer calf. Paul Silke. Rt. 6. Box 249. i HIGHEST Prices paid i for rabbit skins. West Side Fur Co- West Salem RAART-rft WAOTTO: All kWjML ton nrices Furs, woo bourhtt iTull lin supplies, remedies, etc. Raise Rabbits cotmnerciaiiy. bred does. . does and litters, bucks, etc. Commercial rabbit magazine published, books, courses of sutdy complete service in every field Harder Rabbit Farms. 34091 Cherry Avenue.- Phone 2-1234 or 2-J882. WANTED: DAIRY -COWS AND HEIFERS.- JOE BURKE. 270 I SILVER TON RD.. SALEM. PH. 2-WH. WANTED: Eeel ana can net -ow nulla-and veals AV ill caH at farm E I . Snetnen. - 3570 E TuriSer Road Ph fl249"i Morns or eves i v Hn t - Auctions i STAYTON AUCTION 1 SALE THUlfel . ;7:.30-P. M; It:; : IN OUR NFW TX)CATT6n. ONE PLOCK NORTH AND WIIS WEST OF FORMER LOCATION, j I COWS, TRESH AND PRINf?ERS. HEITTR. y-vr)R .C.AX.VR?. " BABY CAT.VE?. SOME - OTOICE W E A N E H PIG. PTCGY CH.T. SOV? .TO FARROW BY FALK DATE. ?O0 GOOD " CEO AR POSTS. 1900 - LB. LOGGP"G TEAM AND HARNESS. SADDLE I HORSE, KY RAKE & OTHER MACHINERY. WNrTTTHE. RAWRITS. rrrTKKV. BRING WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL Heli) Wanted , WANTED. Strawberry pickers, trans nortation hot- furnisiaed. I-ouis Zlelin ski. Rt, 7 between Hazel Green school and church. ! .- I: WANTED Two cr three experienced weavers for day work on i Knowles looms or automatic looms night shift. Apply 1255 Court street, Salem, Ore., for infermation. . . j . GROCERY CLERKS wanted. No ex-perienpt- necessary. Good uay. to start and while: you train. Excellent oppor tunities for men or women 'i who can qualify. See Mr. pfiller, Safeway Stores District Office. V ANTED Boy or '" girl dawn, 606 -S. High to water . photo FryisirEjt , Apply Klaslc Photo Shop. ! WAREHOUSEMEN, stockroom help er. hoe salesman, two women for full ti-ne i sales work, j Montgomery Ward Co.: 135 N. Liberty. Ph. 3194. Help Wanteii Male vVursert now emuloyed in wat wru duction sbouui nut apply iand will no be considered for emolovraent by cm -Movers advertising i-r bit secthm RELIABLE man for yard and garden work. Permanent for summer. Wages and room and board if desired. 890 Cascade Drive. j.! WAREHOUSEMAN wanted. Willam ette Grocery Co. , WANTED Sin-rte man on farm. Good wages. Pb, 67F15. j Legal Notice Notice i$ hereby given that the un dersigned -administrator of the estate of Maria Dal ton Wilcox, deceased, has filed his final account with the County Clerk of Marion County, -Oregon, and the Court baa fixed the time for bear ing the same, for Monday July 2. 1945 at 10 a. m, at the Circuit Court Rooms in Salem. Marion County J Oregon. All persons desiring to file objections to said account are hereby required to present them to the court on or be fore the date above mentioned. i A. D. Wilcox. " ' Administrator. William H. Trindle. ; Attorney for administrator. My30-J-13-20-27 f , Markets - my last name wrong!" Help Wautett Male AUTO MECHANIC wanted, perman ent if desired. Board and room avail able. Den Wilson's Garage, Dayton, Oregon, Rt. 1. ' ; WANTED iAuto mechanic. 'Top wages, your own boss. 809 Edgewater, W. Salem. 1 MAN wanted for steady lob. Good hrs. and good 1 pay. West Mushroom Co. Pn. 109F11: SHOE MAN .! wanted for exclusive store. A good conneefion. Reply stating particulars. Box 469 "statesman. , EXPERIENCED locomotive machin 1st. boiler makers, pipe fitters a help ers, also oil burning locomotive fire men, contact F. C Wager. Mechanical SudU sps Ry: foot of west 39th st Vancouver, wasnington. .' WANTED: Experienced refrigeTitor service and repair man. Start work now. Permanent employment. STop wages.- Hogg Bros, 260 State. -- I - . 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. ; Help Wanted-Female BEAUTY OPERATOR Saturday aft ernoons off.-Senator Beauty Salon. EX P ERIEX CED .woman or girl for. care of f "pear -chlki. from :3v p. in to 11 -p m.--4es'S. -Hlgh. WAITRESS wanted. Shop. 2S2 N. High. Senator Food FOUNTAIN." GIRL, experience -i not nccecsary. - saving center, wen saiem CASHIER 4 Plearant permanent worK. wppiy sinari anop. waSteiS i' ' 3 FtjT L TIME - 2 PART TIME - Usherettes (Over 16) Apply in person 1 GRAND THEATRE 1 WANTED -ir Fountain girl for Satur days and Sundays. Hours 4 p. m. to 9 -p. m. Blue Bird CaXe. WAITRESS Wanted. Chili Bowl. 1286 State. Call between a. m. and 2 p. m : SANDWICH and salad lady. The Spa : EXPERIENCED Fountain glrL The Spa. s WOMEN HELP WANTED at City Cleaners. . Also checker needed 1245 State St ; Situations' Wauled -r EXP. LADY 'grants position as mgT of apt. house or cabins. Riverside Auto Park,bhv 4. ' CHILD care, day or eve.; ph. 3103S. . WILL care for children in mv home, days. 1165 N. 16th. Phone 4951. . 48-HOUR laundry service. Shirts 33c out Market St. to z700 block. I blocks norta to f Evergreen Ave. PAPER hanging. Reasonable. Ph. 3013 MAN desires yard work. - Box ' 453 statesman. CHILDREN care tor. Phone VM. Preschool Playschool. ltl State Ages l l Part or all day fix 1490 Money to Loan VOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL CON : . SIDERATION WHFN VOU i APPLV TO i General Finance Corp. Quick Gash Loans Locally owned and operated, we are familiar with ail local needs and con ditions and lend on any reasonable security- Up to 13 moa. to repay, . Telephone 916J State Lie. S-138) 136 S. Commercial St $ $ MONEY $ $ l 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 buv real estate contracts. For quick and effi cient service see or phono t STATE FINANCE CO. Phone 412L 312 Guardian Bldg. Salem tie. S 216-M 223 ! DRESSED Veal and Hogs Uanled! L Top Prices Paid! ' Prompt EemitUac .. Ship to , Fred Ileyer Ileal Division 444 8. W. TamhOl St or S. E. t2nd Faster Blvd. Ilcie tVe tzn accept only animal killed to compliance : tritb O. , P. A Classified lloney to Loan PRIVATE MONEY Auto And Truck Loans. Contracts. Refinanced Mtioey ' for - new and 'used . cars trucks regai d"es of age No delay bricg car and title and get tbe money. You retain possession or ventcie. I to IS Jtonths to repay. Aflet S e riot none. 2351 or 31142 for appointment . " ROY II. SIMMONS i I Regulated by state I3S -S Ci-ml St Pnine 11S8 M 15S) WE LIKE TO SAY 'YES' WHEN PEOPLE WANT A LOAN Making oersona) loans is our busi ness. The more times . we say 'Yes the more business we do. That's why we ao our nest to say -yes to every reauest for a loan 4 oat of 5 set the money they ask for. The transaction is handled promptly, privately, with out involving outsiders. Loans of 325 to 3300 on your salary, furniture or auto. Personal Finance Co. Room 125. Second Fir. New Bligh Bldg. sie state ai.. i-nune: aiem 3lil I Lie S-122 M-165 9 Loan r CSTATE mortgapo tlUUIlCV lU WA.N TED. REAL ESTATE morttare loans, city or farm properties: loans made as small as S300. 'See us about refinancing youi present contract or mortgage. Leo N. Child. Inc. 344 State St Pnone 9561 Auto Loans Willamette Credit Co. TH FLOOR GUARDIAN RUILDINO t LICENSE W M 159 For jSale Miscellaneous Reg. Cocker Puppies sireH l hv i "Paj.. i :irwV-rl Tilr '. grandFofi of Champion Stockdale Stait ler. 142 N. Com'l. MAHOGANV dro hiaTuneanT Phyfe dinette table and 4 chairs, vtiy fine condition. 220 N. Liberty. 50 LBj ICE BOX. 308 N. 24th. GOOD USED Lan Wood ranee. Rt. 5, Box 62A. First house past the Fi.r- view t-ome. STRAWBERRIES li mile east Chemawa 4 corners, A.M. Zahare. Rt. 7 ' Box 553. TRUCK VAN. 9 feet long. 5, ft high. 5i ft. wide. Rt. 7. Box 353. A. :J. Zahare. NEW 26 ft extension ladder. 20SQ Maple are. Phone 7908. BABY carriage and bassinette. 1?10 Garnet st. Phone. 4026. 7 WEEKS OLD Rat Terrier puppies. Rt. 5. Box 92-A. First house past ti-e Fairview; Home. , . . MUST J SELL! .Maple dining rm. ut; blue frieze liv. rm. set: rose frie 10x15 rue; floor lamp; 4 piece limed oak. bedroom set 1384 Pearl st. LEGHORN fryers 73c and 61. 1 n :) S.W. xvf &acleay. X. L. Bair. Rt 5, Bex 313," Salem. COOK STOVE, . enamel, coils, like neTv. S48.50. Touloiue oose. male. Rt. 2.-Box SC. ph. 9201. Rabtr Blutneristei'n. 4 2?s:4 TIRES. 38 in. ceiling 1T. Phone 741. FOR SALE 3 full green stamp book. 419 S. Mfth. Phone 6004. . LOW.rolUtop of ice desk, swivel chair and large leaal file. S1Z5. Will sell- separate. - Pbone S4i8. V LADVS bicycle, good cond!. one new tire. I2.JQ. 2213 Broadv. ay. after 6 p in. PRACTICALLY new Sealy fccx springs and mattress. Pli. 6313 from 16 to.ll .Was 965. now 6S0. 1Q-FT. maple counter, 5 stools, disbes. glasses, silverware. 353 Marion. Phone 58C5. ' " i - COiiFL. act -of - 8 .Virginia Rose pat tern ci&e. Also odd d:she and glass ware, silverware, kitchen utensils, ptr of aas 1 p;ctur frames, pillows, tcrd Uble. Fione 2-1639. FUR JACKET, nractically new. ?e 18. 125. Phone 4337. COLLIE PUPPrES. Phone 6219. WATER LILIES AND GOLDFISH At 857 N. 15th 1P43 CUSTOM-BUILT. 24-ft. hou- trailer. Exceptional equipment and btiildAj leal home. Sleeps 6. ph. 586S. 'GENUINE River Silt free from foul ttt. 4 . Comnierciar Sand 4 ' Cravel Co. T FIL 3673 er 7354 , 1937 FORD 60 transmission, radiator and. motor block. Ph. 2-1SS4. CARLOAD of Eastern Oil 100VPa:a f in Bcae.. 5 gallons 82.09 in your con tainer, ftiemtt Truax Oil Co. N. Front k Counbia. SXXGUl- Stwinf Cer.ter: Register now for your postwar Singer. We lent sewing ivafhines or -reoeir -your old one. 143 S. Hbth. Ph. S312, - TOR SAXS Choice lots in Belcrest Uemor-al Park S0 00 oer lot; 331000 per stcUcn of t loU TeU 3564. , EXPERT wath'iit -uachtne service and wrre r ro!K aU makes. See Ed FJ1: at Nekton Bros. Furniture Store. ATWORATS OZONTL aeb and rent H C etwh Ph 9-2453 PO Box 3. SrMrrriev. U pick. He. Redhvans. Snd tcU(. N. P. Wi-Uamson, Rt. 7. Bx rs. 1-4 mi. N. of Hazel Gren churvfc, ALL Leather golf bag 313.. Pair clamp on tvpe aluminum wheel ruck akatea io 6. 37-50. Ph. 2-1634. DUE TO the shortage of peat tnosa this j-l-r. we are subsUtuting with cedar shavings. Available at aU time. Northwest Poultry and Dairy. - 1503 N. rront Ph. 7007. - . - TRAILERS for rent 80e per nr. Woodry's Mkt, 1805 N. Summer. ' SAND, 1 GraVeU crushed. Ready-Mix concrete. Two-tmlt Sepns Tanks Sew er Pipe. OREGON GRAVEL CO- 14C3 N. Front St Ph 3417. "ALWAYS a big stocx Woociry's Furniture : Mkt Ph. (110. OUR Snelaltr tne nhtin. r- erl-rttenbers; contractors. Ph. ' 4246. NEW GAS RANGES available for immediate delivery. 1 Ration certificate necessary. Good Housekeeping Co, 467 Court at . DRH. CHAN ... LAM Pr.T.TXaaaJi J. t DtX3:kaawNJ C3HNESE nerballstt 241 North Liberty CpstaW Portland General Electrtc Co Office open Saturday only 10 a m to 1 p m.: 3 to 7p m Con suluuoa Blood pressure and urine tests are tra of charge. Practiced juice 1911. - i k m