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OM.GON STATESMAN. aW Oron. Tuesday Morning. Xugus 14. 1115
FAGZ EIGHT
Portland Grain
Unsettled as
Victory Nears
PORTLAND, Aug. 13.P)-3en-erally
unsettled conditions tones
prevailed in the Portland wheat
market the Week endint July 10,
because of war developments, the
U. S. department of agriculture
said today, j
Handlers seemed inclined to
await release of the August crop
report, and I although mills were
steadily in the market there was
no urf ent crop demand. High pro
tein winters ;were steady but high
protein whites were weak. At the
close, bid prices for cash wheat
were slightly lower. Irregularity
in cash wheat prices reflected
weakness in midwestern wheat fu
tures.' . i " '.vr'
Receipts of 1103 cars at Puget
Quotations at
Portland Produce
i PORTLAND,! Ore., Aug. IS CAP)
Butter - AA I prints 4e-46,c; certon
46-47'ic; A grade prints !-Me
cartons 48i-48ic; B gradeprlnts 45',,
45&c: eartonsi46-46I.i.
Butterfat Jfint quality, maximum
ht . of 1 pet? cent acidity. delivered
tn Portland 52-92'ic: premium qual
ity, maximum of JB of 1 per cent
acidity 63-S3Vsc; valley route anr
country point 2c lesa than first or
M-SOV2C lb. I .
, cheese Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 30.4c; toaf
30.4c; triplets to wholesalers 27.2c; loaf
30.Sc lb. delivered.
Egg To retailers: AA extra large
37c; A extra large 53c: A large S3c: A
medium 48c; small pullet) 42-43C doz.
Live poultrjf Buying prices from
producers: Brpileri up to 2 lbs. 31.6c;
masters over i3Vs lbs. 31.8c: Leghorns
28c; colored hens all weights 27c; old
roosters and stags 23c lb,
' Live poultry - Selling price to re
tailers: No. 11 grade Leghorn broilers
up to 2'i lbs 31 'ac: roasters 31'bc:
tags 1S-22.5CS old roosters 23cJ fowl
(hens) 27c lb,
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
live price to producers 22-24c lb.
Turkeys i Government take sup
ply, market nominal.
Onions Oregon dry No. 1, 3.00 per
M lb. sack; jfreen 1.03-1.10 per doz.
bunches.
Potatoes Yaiktma whites 3.40 cental.
Country meat Roolback prices to
retailers: Country killed hogs,' best
butchers, 120-140 lbs. 19-19',ic; vealers
AA 22Vc: A 2l'.c; B 19'ic; S 15-mic:
mils 12-lSc: beef AA 21ic: A 20ic: B
lS'.c: C 16''4c: canner - cutter cow
)34-14c; bull, canner - cutters 14
14?c: lambs AA 2Gc; A 24'ac; B 22ic;
C 10-20c; ewes FS 13,c; M 12c; R 10c.
Wool Government control.
Cascara bark Dry stock 30c lb.
Mohair 1)942, 12-month 45c lb.
Hay Wholesale prices nominal:
Alfalfa No. 2 or better $34-39: oats
vetch $24-23 Valley points: timothy
teactern Oregon) S38 50; cloves $21 ton.
DENVER SHEEP
DENVER. Aug. 13 AP) (WFA1
Salable sheep $500. total 8800: market
fairly active, slaughter lambs steady
to strong, improved quality consider
ed: eight doubles choice Colorado
13.00; most good-choice truck ins 14.25
76: several assorted lots 14.83; few
medium - good 13.00-75: other classes
around steady;! bulk trucked in slaugh
ter ewe : 6.00-73; several load good
choice with No. 1 or fall shorn pelts
90: few trucked in feeding : lambs
13.00-14.00; few two and three year
t.ld breeding ewes 1.50.
Co-op Market.
Hews
1288 State Street
Place Orders Now
FOB:
The kiKid of canning and
.eating peaches you want.
Cukes for sweet, dill, sliced
or chunk tlrkle.
Beans.
. birdshell, Kentucky
wonder.
blue lake, stringless,
etc
Corn is
ripening. Get your
order In
. nmnlv j
lor your canning
By ordering in advance, you
ran sret what mt wont .v.
Irom the field the day you want
You can help yourself and the
fanner who supplies the co-op
market by placing your orders
arly. - 1 ,
" E. ggs. The co-op
market needs more eggs. If you
j haven t been marketing yours
here, investigate.
Hotice ftp Pickers
; Busses Will Pick Up in Salem for
William and Thacker s Eola Hop Yard
Beginamj
CENTER AND COMMERCIAL f
COMMERCIAL AND DIVISION
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET
COMMERCIAL AND JEFFERSON
COMMERCIAL AND COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA AND BROADWAY
BROADWAY AND HOOD
HOOD AND FAIRGROUNDS ROAD
FAIRGROUNDS ROAD AND JEFFERSON
FAIRGROUNDS ROAD AND HUNT
CAPITOL AND HOOD
CAPITOL AND UNION .
CAPITOL AND CENTER
20TH AND CENTER
17TII AND CENTER
14TII AND CENTER
COTTAGE AND CENTER
WEST SALE?.!, FOOT OF BRIDGE
SLOPEITS STORE , i
CITY HALL j
7d:!i Fc;:rl f:r Opening Dale
Sound and Columbia River term
inals represented CCC movements
and current marketing. Consider
able spring grain acreage was har
vested 'in Oregon during the past
week and winter wheat harvest
made satisfactory progress.
U S. National in
29th Spot Among
Top Institutions
The United States National
bank, has now attained 29th posi
tion among the nation's ."top
ranking banks, according to D. W.
Eyre, vice president of the Salem
branch. ,
The bank's deposits as of June
30, 1945, totalled $509,589,564 as
against $428,139,115 for June SO,
1944. During this same period the
bank Jumped from 35th position
to 29th position nationally.
"We are proud of this splendid
record," Eyre said.
Portland
Portland Grain
paptt vn or Au(.' 13 (API-
Wheat futures and cah grain un
quoted.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.47;
mr.t tMihitm (.Yfltldine RX) UTldUOt-
ed: white club 1.60; western red 1.30.
Hard red winter: ordinary i.w.:
10 per cent 1.49; 11 per cent 1.57;
11 per, cent 1 .64.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.S3;
11 per cent 1.34; 12 per cent 1-39.
Today's car receipt: Wheat 129.
barley 8, flour 8. oat 1. millfeed 13.
Stocks and Bonds
August 13
STOCK AVERAGES
30 13 IB 60
Indus Rails 17 til Stk
Monday ..... 85.3 38.8 45.8 64.3
Previous day 83.9 40.0 45.9 65.0
Week ago 84.6 41.0 Ml 64.7
Month ago 86.0 42.9 46.8 66. J
Year ago 76.1 28.6 38.2 54 S
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails Indus Util Fogn
Monday ...... . 98.9 103.6 107.1 72.5
Previous day liu iu'.i
Week ago 99.9 103.5 107.2 72.8
Month ago ..10i.o mi ivi.i .va
Year ago 90.5 105.3 106.5 67.9
Sdlem Market
Quotations
The orices below supplied by a lo
cal grocer are indicative of the daily
market prices paid to growers oy ins
lem buyers but are not guaranteed
bv The Statesman:
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
Subject to chant without notice)
BtTTERFAT
Premium J
No. 1 . .83
No. 2 . .59
BUTTER PRINTS
-U
.46
.43
.48
. 37
Quarters - -
EGGS
Extra large
Mediums .42
Standards . .41
Pullets .26
Cracks .26
POULTRY
No. 1 colored hens ,,,, , ..... XI
No. 2 colored hens - .23
Colored frys J16
LIVESTOCK (By VaUey Pack)
Spring lambs 1 .ll'i
Yearling lambs . .7'i to J'i
Ewes . - .',
Cows, boners and cutters, .04 to .06
Cows, common
Cows, top dairy
. rut . a?
.073 to .085
' The United States devoted al
most one-fourth of its national
product to the manufacture of
combat armaments in 1944.
For Sale!
103 Head Beglsiered
Ilanpskire Ewes,
18 mos. old. Picked from
the best flock in Oregon.
All sheep have ear tap and
registration papers on
them.
, Phone or Write
J. C. Harrissa
Bly, Ore.
a! 6 A. II.
Surrender Bi
Sends Stock j
Market Falling
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-(ff)-$tock
market prices fell 1 to 3 ppfnts
today as Wall street operitors
spent their second lull sejssion
wonderinf if the Japanese gufren
der, bid would result in orld
peace or continued war in- the
Pacific. I t
Investors preferred to awat of
ficial word before appraising the
market. Prices opened mixed; and
dealings were fairly active before
selling off in slow volume. I
President Truman's quick action
in conf errinc with top advisers
on postwar employment and labor
problems was interpreted as soft
ening a sudden reconversion to
peacetime operations if the Nip
ponese quit,-and leaders whittled
some of their extreme losses
Of 805 issues dealt in, 17f ad
vanced, 574 declined and 153 Were
unchanged. The Associated fress
60-stock composite fell .7 of a
point to 64.3. Rails showed the
biggest fall of average.
I,
Grain High as
Buying Slateil
overnment
6
. 1
CHICAGO, Aug. n.-tJlVCrain
futures turned strong today after
selling a cent or more lower in
early trading.
Reports of additional govern
ment wheat purchases more than
overcome talk; of peace, and there
was a trade conviction that the
government will continue to? buy
mufch wheat for export.
Corn was lower, influenced by
favorable growing weather.? Rye
also, was weak, influenced piore
oy tne expectea peace announce
ment than other grains. Demand
fori commercial alcohol wil; fall
considerably as soon as tnes war
ends, traders point out.
Wheat; closed 'to jcents
higher than the previous close,
September $1.644-!'s, corn! was
down Vi to Vi, December, $1114,
oats were to higher, J Sep
tember 57, rye was 1 cent higher
to i lower, September, $l44
,iiand barley was 1 to lTS'jeents
off, September $1.03.
The expected peace announce
ment apparently had beeri dis
counted as a market factor,! trad
ers said, and the fact tha$. the
government was expected W buy
mare wheat finned prices n all
pits. - I
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Statesman j
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,
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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
undet the heading "Too Lata to
Classify." J
The Statesman assumes no flflsn
clal responsibility for errors which
may appear in advertisements pub.
llshed in its columns and tn cases
where this paper 1 at fault; will
reprint that part of an advertise
ment tn which tb typographical
mistake accura. v - j
The Statesman reserves the fight
to reject questionable advertising.
It further reserves the right to
place all advertising under - the
proper classification.
- A "Blind" Adan ad containing
a Statesman box number for an ad
dress k for the protection of the
advertiser and must therefor be
answered by letter. The SUtesman
U not at liberty to divulge infer,
(nation as to the Identity of aa
advertiser using a "Blind ad.
Legal Notice
' NOTICE TO CREDITORS' '
Notice 1 hereby alven that the un
dersigned has been appointed tlx ecu-
tor of the Last Will and Testament
end Estate of A. M. Jermsn, xieeeased.
by the Circuit Court of the Stat of
Oregon for Marion County, and has
qualified. All persons having -:claims
againat said estate are hereby- noti
fied to present the same, with proper
vouchers,! to the undersigned, at the
office of Page and Page, attorneys,
210 Pioneer Trust Building. Salem.
Marion county. Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, which is
July nth, 145. t
I rUHllNU TRU5X, AND
SAVINGS BANK,
j i a corporation. '
;i Portland, Oregon.
: Jly 17-24-31 A t-14
Jimn ptibptot . MM.tw u.
cated at 1639 Third Avenue, New York.
N.i V, gives notice that it ha re
corded with the Secretary ot; Stat
of Oregon on the 21st day of July.
1945, its trade-marks "RUPpERT
and "KNICKERBOCKER'; said itrade-
nwn oemg uaea on notues. cases,
cap and carton for beer and ale.
Slop Pickets
Help Hardest Crops
j Ocgislcr How
33Q acres early and late
hops. Picking begins last
week in August. I
! LMIEEHCOIl! :
' nop faiiii
i Route 2. Box 1SS
I Pbene z-mi (
5 Office: 1107 First Natiotial
f - Bank Bldr. '
!; Salem, Oregon !
ByG
livestock and Poultry
WOWt SAL N. H. Red smlleta. I
montb er I. Klectrie Chick Batt
ery, phone MS. f
TOR SALE YounsT cows, rood milks
er. ftoUt. Cuatrnacjr soul Short Horn.
Fryers. Mrs. Allnby, 1450 Oxford.
FOR 8 ALT Sorrel horse, saddla and
bridle. Plenty of spirit but genu. Kx4
cellent for teeo-agers. Phone 2-2361:
40 Hansen av. , . .-..-.
WTT.T. RTTY vnair mH1 m J
consignment. Stayton Auction Market,
Annur 4wui,- Auction er. - i
WATtmrrfi witnrn .n -i... a .
lbs. White. 24c lb- colored 22e lb. liv
weight Rabb t skin, best orizea. Wira
stretchers and other supplies. Salenf
aaaresa. w Kaicim Drive, poona 2-1 UO,
romana aaaress. Rabbit Meat Coj
8917 S t SUrk. SUN. 1721. - 1
r"TJ"l-n-rLJ"u:u"''i:":"j'-ru'L"ji"u" "1
RABBITS WANTED, all sizes, too
prices. Largest rabbit headquarters ik
west Top prices for furs. Angora
wool, Pull Jin ot supplies, fur stretchy
ers. remedies, hardware cloth, readi
built hutches, and breeding stock;
Raise rabbits commercially, big pre-f
fits. S4 page rabbit Journal on request
Harder Rabbit Farms. 3408 Cherry
Avenue, Ph. 3-1234 or 1-1881. . i
WANTED: Beef ene canner cowsl
bulls and veals. Will call at farm;
C. I. Snethen, 3878 K. Turner Road;
Ph Z134S Morn or eve. s
WANTED: Fresh and Springer dairy
cows and rimers. Joe Burke, 27 stli
verton nd. rn. s-407.
Auctions
Auction Wed. Night
GROZSBECK AUCTION MARKET
1 yr. old Hereford bull, number of
good milk cows, springers, heifers and
calves. Bred sows, feeder and weanei
pigs. Poultry. Flex-Tred garden trac
xor. piow, a isc ana cuiuvbiot. X oois
furniture, elec. appliances.
Bring what you have to sell.
MAX GROZSBECK. AUCTIONEER
Ph. 6098 I
Hop Pickers Wanted
HOP PICKERS 1 NOTICE
Picking will begin Aug:. 20th at Wilt
liam and Thacker Sola Hop Yard I
mi, west ox saiem.
Start Wed. Aug. 15
TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED
Hop pickers for Graham's Hop Yard.
Register at Farm Labor Employment
uixice. joi uiemexeta, in person.
Ph. 21663. 2 day3' picking.
T
ATTENTION HOP PICKERS !
Hop picking will start at Wil-Hailt
hop ranch Friday. August 17. Call
w a -Man nop Kancn, mono Z2681.
Ward Lundy, Supt. , I
HOP PICKERS wanted. 140 acres
early late hons. 7 miles from Salem.
Long pic King, good hops. Bus from
Salem. Fir Grove Farm. Rt. 2. Bok
Q. oaiem. fnone xu&f.
HOP PICKERS wanted. Early a late
nop, gooa picKing;. clean campgrounds
r a Dins. wood. lishts. etc.. furnished
Transportation from Salem. Orev Hop
nancu, xi. , xoi mi, aaiem. rnone
22(60. !
HOP PICKERS wanted, startine Aui
zu. Aimon w inn k i jmnian. on
saiem, tsuena vis la Ra.
! WANTED
4000 HOP PICKERS
250 FIELD WORKERS
The largest crop we have ever frowi i
700 acres early and late hops. Cabins.
lights, wood furnished m clean, shady
camp grounds. Pickers buses to Salem,
West Salem, - Independence. Dallas,
Monmouth and other points if desired.
JlCtllBlJLH nUW-WIUlE UH LAUi
Eola Hop Yard. West Salem. Orel.
phone 21331. L. H. Thacker. supt
Wilhart Hop Farm. Gervais. Orel.
phone 22-E81. Ward Lundy. sunt.
Mcuughlin Ranch. Independence
ure.. pnone 2y-z, t. a. Hen. supt.
Iiiihee Hop Ranch, Salem, Ore., phonje
zzeai. sieve vannouten, supt. . ;
Williams Sc Hart, branch office
saiem, ure., pnone azaa.
HOP PICKERS WANTED
Roberts Hop Yard
250 acres choice river bottom hons.
4 mile S.W. of Salem. Fine picking
Dejnnmng aoout septemDer l. uoota
campground, fine cabins. Or free bus
transportation to ana trom yara. Keg.
ister at our office. 147 North Commer
cial! St, or write
JOHN J. ROBERTS a CO.
Salem, Oregon Phone 9623
"HhopHpickerTw
18th and 20th. 120 acres early and late
hops. Cabin, lights, wood furnished.
Clean 1 shady camp grounds. Register
now. Mitoma Hop Ranch, ; Independ
ence, ore. box zoo. rnone sua.
HOP PICKERS wanted for our yard
12 miles north of Salem. Picking be
gins about Aug. 16. Phone 22347 or
write Gervais, Oregon. Mission Bot-
tuin nop iu. . . i
HOP PICKERS WANTED FOR
EARLY it LATE HOPS. BUS TRANS
PORTATION TO YARDS ONLY sT
MILES FROM SALEM. TO REGISTER,
PHONE 8229, ASK FOR KOLA Mi
r
CLZ-LLAN
Help Wanted
HOP PICKERS WANTED, starting
about August 22nd. GoMea Gate nop
itanc-iejpeiwence. . . i
PRESSERS wanted. Army work only.
Exp, not necessary. Apply 691 N. High.
MEN and ' women for sawmill and
lumber yard on the coast Car loaders,
green chain pullers, atackermen and
other general mill and yard work. Good
living facilities for families as well as
single men. C. D. Johnson Lumber
Corporation. Toledo, Oregon;
BEAN PICKERS wanted. ! O. Ztetel.
Rt 5, Box 108J, 6 mile southeast of
saiem. mile west of fen Annex
DISHWASHER wanted. The Mead
ows, 34V state.
GROCERY Clerk. Ph. 7323, 125
High. Apply in person.
WANTED 2000 nop pickers. Harvest
Start the latter part of August 600
acre of high trellis hop. Coot shady
camps with lights, wood, shower bath
ana day nursery for children rurnisxiea
free to pickers. Grocery store, meat
market and restaurant on grounds.
Register in person at ranch office or
writ -us for full particular. E. CLEM
ENS HORST CO, INDEPENDENCE.
ORE. .- i ..
GROCERY CLERKS wanted. No eg
perience necessary. Good pay to start
and while you train. Excellent opportunities-
for men or women who can
Sialify. See Mr. Miller. Safeway Stores
istrict Office. i i
DRS. CI1AN . . . LAM
Oc.Y.TAaisnJ. DrjQ.CaaaJNJ
CHINESE Herbalists
241 North Liberty
Upstairs Portland General Electric
Co Office open Saturday only-
It im to t pnu 9 U Ism Coo
fultauon Blood pressure and urine
tests are free ox charge. Practiced,
since (!
Financial
Help Wsmtetl -Blale
ductioo should not apply and will not
be considered for employment by em
ployer advertising m this eeeUon.
WANT tin. raih!n fnlihu
w- " ...w Me
chanic also Tiuins' man 4n on
high school desiring to learn electri
cal appnance repair, uoon change for
auvBucvraciOT. jBOfg sro., zeo. state. I
larPERIEKCXD Van CraMrv t1J
wnied- Steady posiUon. Jh. T333.
294 N. Com'l
Hon operator. Xxccptional opportunity
ragni v.
WANT dn lanitnr
store, permanent position.- Give age
ana references in reply. "Box 73, SUtes-
nun.
VOUNG Kin kit II m niTar iM
work In fruit sc vegetable dept. Xx
nerlence mmiettur. stavinv rntr
soruna aa.
PAINTEBS WANTED
Must be real mechanics. Nona other
need apply. Kxp. foreman needed.
O. Repine Co., 2588 Portland Road.
UAH ' T. out mo. n. VU 94U
N. Com'L li
MIDDLE Aged carpenter for perm.
work. Pleasant working conditions,
montfiiy salary. i
HOGG I BROS. . ' - . t0 , STATE
BODY MEN and mechanics. HerraU-
Owens Co. ;. . . i
-MAN to work In slant Mav flower
Milk. 910 S. Com! k
WANTED: Men to work In ceme
tery. Call at 290 W. Hoyt or Ph. 8632.
Jersey herd - and training boys In
riatrv wgwlr Silts nln milntananrik "Kn
family. Oregon State Training School.
WOOQDnrn.
Help Wanted Female
EXPERIENCED stenographer wanted
by local cannery. Good pay and work
ing condition and -steady employment,
with Opportunity to advance. Ph. 22036.
UNITED GROWERS, INC.
: Salem, Oregon. j
WANTED: Experienced beauty ope
rator. Loveall's Beauty Shop, 453
State St
ACTIVE, brieht cheerful youne
woman can nave good nome and lib
eral pay for light housekeeping and
companion to elderly lady. No obleo
tion to small child. Also accommoda
tions for young couple. Ph. 3530. 126)
n. ommerciai.
MTDDLEAGED woman for maid
service in auto court. Good wages and
hours. Permanent. Ph. 7892.
WANT lady dinner cook. Day shift
Sundays off. Good wages. 1241 State.
LADY wanted for housework one
day each week. Ph. 7491. j
WANTED: Girl for stenographic .and
office work. Phone 5405 evenings.
WAITRESS wanted. The Meadows,
340 State St
EXPERIENCED Waitress. The Spa.
EXP. i waitress for Dart time work
Saturdays and Sundays. The spa. I
WOMEN HELP WANTED at City
Cleaners. Also checker needed. 1245
State St
Salesmen Wanted
EXPERIENCED food salesman, mar
ried, with home in Salem. Must own
car and furnish- bond. Good salary
car mileage and expenses. Permanent
position. Real opportunity for the right
man. Apply by letter giving record of
past experience, age & phone number
Write to Box 70. SUtesman. j
WE Will Interview men at once for
two positions as service salesmen. Ser
vice station or garage experience help
ful but not necessary. If you are
not set now for a postwar future you
will be interested. Good pay. an ex
Cellent chance for advancement. Apply
tn person only to Mr. Kingan. Fire
stone store, center ac UDerty bts.
Situations Wanted
GENERAL yard work. Phone 3751,
WILL care for children in my home
days. 2410 Simpson St, just off Lee $t
WILL car for children in my home.
days. 1169 N. 16th. Ph. 4961. I
WANTED: Day work. 692 S. 25th.
Ph. 3457 or 6043. k
WILL care for elderly lady in my
nome. rnon snj.
Preschool Playschool; 1961 State
Ages 2-a. Part or an day. rn. sua.
For I Sale Miscellaneous
WE BUY and sell men's Shoes, cloth
ing, tools, radio, guitars, trunks.
furniture and household goods. '
SUNDALE3. 293 N. Com'L Ph. 8699
Watklns Prod. Rt 9, Ex. 174. PhJ-2413
ATMORAYS OZONE, sen and rent
fl C Push Ph f Bo 483
SAND. Gravel, crushed. Ready-Mis
concrete. Two-unit Sect!e Tanks. Sew
er Pipe. OREGON GRAVEL CO. 1403
N. Front St Ph 3417. A I
' ' " i 111 iei ssm
FULLER Brashes. 1743 Grant P. 1337
EXPERT washing machine rvtee
and wringer roll, ail makes. See Ed
Ellis at Nelson Bros. Furniture Store.
313 N. Liberty ' nr;.:,..lTrin;Ln.l
STOVE repairing St parts. t
Woodry's Mkt. 1603 N. Suinmer 8t
CUPBOARD, buffet kitchen cabinet
couch. 2ieo grooxa su
TRAILERS for rent S0e per bx,
Woodry's Mkt. 1605 N. Summer.
LAWN MOWER Sharpening Ad
n . . I '
Woodry's Mkt. 1605 N. Summer St
WILL -Buy for cash, sen or trade,
run. ; ammunition, scopes, trailer I M
outboards. Don Madison. 390 No. High.
it em a ctoc
Woodry's rurniture Mkt
Ph. 3119
a phase 1H HP motor. Quincy 1
ft air compressor, new, fn. awe.
WE Buy sen twntturv toott,
stoves,; dishes, motors, radios. Electric
appliances, nousenoia gooas.-fvi.ivjr
HAT4 1. n ru. wwm.
1942 MAINLINE trailer house, sleep 4.
Butane equipped. Also first class shop
built trailer house. Must selL James
Wilson. West Salem Trailer Court, by
4-INCH Jointer, hew. Rt. , box 81,
Portland mgnway. l's mue norujjw
underpass. Can Sunday or eventngs.
MAN'S bicycle,' $20. 2110 Maple aye.
Phone 7095.
100 LB. SIZE cotton feed sacks,
bleached and laundered, ready for
use for dish towels, pillow cases, sheets
and other bom uses. Get yours now.
19 and 23c each Northwest Poultry; &
Dairy, .1503 N. Front phone 7007. t
TOR SALE 13 ft spruce rowboat
Want good .23 spt Pnone tUit , (
Farm -
f MODESTiMAIDENS
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Fop Sale Miscellaneou 1
GOOD WOOD ranges 337.50 and up.
Kitchen cabinets, 16.50 and up. Exten
sion tables for the lawn. $3.50 and up.
State Street Furniture, 19th and State,
phone 7396. 'i
CHILD'S saddle pony. Call Monmouth
549 or see at 400 N. Broad St., Mon
mouth, t
MTLKoXTTCterCeW
2 rugs. ' 8x10-10x12; some dishes and
jars. 563 N. High st.
MAN'S liaht weight worsted suit
size 39. Phone 2-1927 after 3 p. m.
MOTOR scooter: nir nn nw
tires, new motor. 557 Knapp st.
IVERS Sc Pond upright1 piano, smooth
walnut finish. Lovely tone. Dalmas
Hooker, Rt 2, Dayton,; 4 ml N. of
Hopewell.
PINK Formal in eood cond size
14. Ph. 3316.
2-BURNER hot plate; excel, cond.
Pre-war paint brushes; Nearly new
drop sheets. Complete set paper hang
er tools, straight edire Sc boards.
Chain scaffold jacks. 2085 Maple. Ph.
9858.
7xl2WnTONltu
BED ROOM suite, breakfast set ice
box. chairs, wash tub. Ph. 8401.
PRVAY ice creaSnutkerrl
cond. 9400. Ph. 5043.
1 LGE. round oak table. 1 desk. 1
oak rocker. 666 S. Summer.
PRE-WAR walnut dinine rm. suite.
slightly used, 9125. Ph. 22713.
FLEX-TRED 2 cyl. garden tractor.
plow, disc and cultivator. Groesbeck
Auction. Wed. night Ph. 6098.
NEW trash burner: small dresser: 2
desks, 1 large. 1 small. 1293 N. 5th.
VENTnXriNrfaXn3
N. 5th. I
DAVENO. Hotpoint elec. stove. Ph.
23512. Bx. 80 Beech Ave.
LANG range, copper eoila; wood cir
culating heater. 2455 SUte.
2V. MILLION ft. of red & vellow fir
with 3',i M available. Close to market
with roads in. Good winter show. May
consider selling stumpage to reliable
logger. P.O. Box 115, Harrlsburg, Ore.
PHTLCO car radio for sale or trade.
380 Madrona Ave.
SET of pre-war drums with some
cymbals ic all attachments. Call 4006.
FINE Ken tie Toaaenbera milk coat
Fine for invalids & babies. 3913 SUte
St Ph. 3583.
ELEC shaver. Ph. 9319 after 9 TM.
9x12 CURL-TWIST broadloom rug.
Ph. 9491. i
MAYTAG elec. wash. mach. Bridge
Beach circ. btr. A, R. Wilaon, Ph. 9470.
JOHN DEERE Tractor. G. P. model.
All good rubber. With buzz saw and
plow. A. J. Wendland. Rt 1. Bx. 400A,
saiem, a mi. n. ox popcorn sen.
VICTROLA. stroller, tricycle. 1783
Berry, rn. ssss. -
OUTBOARD Evenrude twin, revers
ible, good running order. Inquire 969
N. 15th st after s fM.
t BEAUTIFUL Xrag Snorters, 1 each
Model 12, 19 gauge, Winchester auto.
12 gauge, dble. barrel Parker. S-mm.
Manlicher. Model 62 Winchester .22.
Model 63 Reising auto. J2Z, Mauser pis
tol (new 7.65) J2 ctl.mm. Luger
31 H. I R. revolver,; all with some
shells. MeUl sUnd floor lamp only
94. 3 2-wheel trailers. on with pickup
steel bed A 16 tire, on high plywood
sides and 21 tire ft on 2-place stock
trailer new with 16 tires. Don Buds
tennis racquet like new. 2 used rac
quet. Fox tails. Knapsacks only 23c
each. .300 Savage and M Rem.
loans, uoa size ammunition, beauti
ful violin with case a bow. Jeep cans.
liA lion Maaizon, eso w. mgn.
PREWAR mohair davenport ' and
cnair. rs. ezzi. iuo n. utn.
30 CLETRAC DieseL Can be seen at
A. C Haag ic Co, or phone 2-4073.
WEDDINO RING and diamond set
excel, atone, aiza. etu zina.
UPRIGHT Piano, child's 9-year bed
and pad. 21230. HUch chair. 92 30.
Child table and chair set 97. 1186
oroaaway. - -..
SAWDUST hot water heater. - trash
burner With coils, bedsprings. 990
PEACHES Improved Crawford
peaches now ready at the Jess Math is
orchard and fruit stand. 9 miles N. of
saiem on w slignway.
DAVENPORT. 1973 N. 5th.
1943 Alma Silver Moon trailer, like
new. Located at 642 Edgewater, West
suenveowB in parx.
TOUNO canary singers, 88.00 each,
pnone 8320. - -
10 CATERPILLAR tractor like new:
com and see it 1 mt N.W. of Chem
awa oa Keller place. Rt 2, box 403B.
saiem. . . -
. V.
VERY good upright piano, ph. 2-2176.
. RADIO . tubes 8c port, mike. 2-1957.
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ww--tt ca-rj-. km. mm. wjuuik s 1 1 svi.i isir9a
16 gauge shotgun & shellt 121 Main
fiLa, DalLaA.
Markets -
must not be ueiygood!'
For Sale Iliccll
ancoai
REG. BLACK COCKER
Brood matron. This doc's last litter
sold for over S250. A real money maker.
Also large well blult dog house. 1462
N. Com'l. St . 7 . r ..-
ORDERS taken for strawberry plants.
Fall or spring plants. Phone 2-2281.
KOHLER-Campbell piano In good
condition; also almost new slide pro
jector lantern at 2255 N. 5th st.
UNIVERSAL 3 burner electric range.
Maple dinette set 4 chairs. Full size
bed74R Jtate
FOR SALE Used 2-plow .. tractor;
used SIR combine new 5' No. 52 com
bine. James H. Maden Co., 44 'Silver
ton road, Salem, Oregon.
ROYALplrtTtypL
Decker. 1984 Statcj. :
33 mm. camera & 36X film, photo
chemi. paper. . supplies, i 1984 State.
Phone 2-1957.
PEACHES: Extra fancyGolden Hales
canning peaches now ready. 11 mi.
north on Wallace Road, So. Wheatland
ferry, t. M. taFonett
Iree assortment imt firrK1TTT'R trim
OP FURN.. 13th ic SUte.
'"JWAlxTypM
Eave Troughs
FURNACEsI INSTALLED
.AND REPAIRED
Johnston Sheet Metal Co.
1410 S. 12th StL Salem. Oregon.
Phone 5391
FOR SALE Baled oats and vetch
hay. Close in. Phpne 4359.
OIL FURNACES
Kresky oil heatihg furnaces. Smoke.
less and efficient heat. See aeent 1923
r. juioerry. f n.
CHOICE' Gladiolus' at" the Mrden
881 Rosemont Wi. Salem.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
We now have la few new. mmh
treadle sewine ImarhinM atrailahla
1 S. High St. Ph. 3512.
Wanted SI isceUaneous
WANTED: Girl's bicvel. or trait
ooy xor girt, fn. iiill.
USED cedar chest in any condition.
rn. uvzi.iwi cnurcjj.
.
WANTED I TO RENT, ordinary flat
nea truexs. si.vei per hour plus gai
and oU. Golden Gat Hop Ranch, In
dependence. '' - I
sleal instrument.; Call 4641 days
hi evenings or i send tesenptioa tc
jaquiui ssusie. jm .181 nigh.
COOT) wahlVl
ground. Ph. 757Lrt89 N. Com'L
" w.-j vswwuiii aresrv. asu el. rexlU
Jiiracny. w. i. box aos. independence,
WANT electric plate. P. O. Box 134,
WANTED, PIANOS. Will pay cash
Will Music Store. 432 SUte St -;
USED FURNITURE. Ph. 9183. -
WANTED, Pianos, Tallman's. Ph. 6701
WANT TO Buy, tye cameras
tenses sscKwan rnoto Shop . 439 SUte
IF YOU have furniture to ell see
kus tirignt. rn. i liiu u court
CASH for vmiei iiimI rtimfma an.
7596. State St Furniture, 900 SUU
We Buy
Furniture
rnADE wtth i rnu nt m vTitt
REPUTATION OF BUSINESS fNTEQ.
ritv in tht. un t i urrrr vm iv
, auioux rtws fAiu run uwku
Pianos
Furniture and Appliances
tau sia tor appointment.
HOGG BROS.
set SUte Si
BUscellaneous
SOUTH Salem Radio Shop. .1201
trail, fa. uaL- -
Girls Women
Be A Practical Nnrse
BIO DEMAND HIGH WAGES
Instruction high school not necessary
Easy to learn at! home in spare time.
Age 18 to 60. War demand have
caused big abertagev Prepare now far
this interesting, profitable and patriotic
work. Write for FREE information.
Wayne School ol Practical Nursing.
S5 . RbtMnu. I. .
: WANTI'ILJiriru nriiTTev M
o' September. Mr. LeRoy Grote. Ph.
TATI jDRTTsTn iltmHrau Ht
ui vxv v-icBners. . w. uapitoi St.
?9"nnpn service by
I 1J1S. sl rr4f VsPu. 1 Ph A f f-t VW4 A
Xa, or call a t Chimne? o7 Commerce
IMnn Tiim U7w 1 Ia i
mrmtf. m aa.a.aaj' V" aa VHi V U.ill
Classified
Miscellaneous
Dental Plate Repair (
TWO-HOUR SERV1CX XN MOST
i . ova ,i
Bring er Mil Yowr Plates for Repair,
. YJ nmBT Kr.MT.HR. DENTIST
Adolph BWg. SUte Com--Pi. H
Money to Loan
YOU RECEIVE INDrVTDUAL CON
SICERATlUff WUU IVU
APPLY TO j
General Finance Corp.
FOX !
Quick Cash Loans
Locally ewned and operated, we are
familiar with all local needs and con
ditions and lend oa any reasonable)
security. Up- to 12 mo, te repay.
SUte Lie. iS-131) 13f S. Commercial St
Auto And. Truck Loam
Contracts Refinanced
Umm ir mmwr mnA nsed ear as?
trucks regardless ef ag No delay
bring ear-and title and get the moaey.
You retain posseesion of vehicle.
for appolatmeal j
ROY H. SIMMONS
egulated by state I j
PRIVATE MONEY
39 S Crait 81 Phone 9169 M-1M1
Have You 3Met the
YES MANager?
Mr. Gallinger i mighty proud l
1 -t Wa- a! n1rm
her record of caying "YES"
who want a loan.
folk
Consider the extra advantages titr-
ed to vou at 'Personal':
1. Loans ol S23 to saoo on salary.
ear or furniture.
2. Sensible monthly payments.
1. EXCLUSIVE! 'Pergonal Nation
wide Cash-Credit Cards issued ar.d
honored here. !
We'll be happy to ay "YES" to
your loan request. Stop in or phone.
Personal Finance Go.
Rm. 123. Second Fir. New Bligh BW.
SIS SUte St Phone: Salem 3191
Lie. S-122 M-185
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED. REAL ESTATE mortgage
loans, city or farm properties: loan
made as small as 9300. See us jabcut
refinancing your present contract or
mortgage. ,
Approved city , loans 4'.i.
Leo N. Childs, Inc
314 State St.
Phi. 9261
$ $ MONEY $ $;
We make all types of personal! loans
Including furniture, note and car jloane,
for any worth while cause. W4 alsej
make real estate loans and buy real
estate contracta. For quick and; effi
cient service see or phone
STATE FINANCE CD.
Phone 4121. 212 Guardian Bldg. Sale
L.1C. S ZIC-M ZZ2
Auto Loans
Willamette Credit Co.
JTH FLOOR GUARDIAN BU1LDINO
LICENSE M 139 I
For Rent Rooms
SLEFP. rm. with kitchen privileges,
for girl. Ph. 5246 from 6 to 7 P.M.
PLEASANT sleeping rooms.
Nice
surroundings. Phone 4262.
1
For Rent Apartments
3 RM. fum. apt. Elderly
couri)
pref. Fh. 2-3341.
For Rent
GOOD Used Piano n L. Stft
BUS; bldg.-garage 923. Ph. X82.
TRUCK tar rant Vnn Mnvi, tm-
uune utveiL onon 960B.
BULLDOZER. Ph. S223. Uonnuiutk.
Or. .
Wanted to Rent
WANTED ' T.llttnra tt fturatlin..
apartment and board and I room
available for rent to school teachers.
Phone 9137, Public School Adpsinis
tration Office. .-,-- , . t -
HOUSOR APARTMENT. PRESill
ABLY FURNISHED. OFFICER, jWIFlJ
axvjj UAUvi UTaVR. BXWARDI OF
S1S.0Q. FQONB 7312.
TL-9f?At. tMialnan' man w. uJ. I -.
...i.. wawwra i RilMW
house or apt., turn, er partly , fur.
riwnm vsuui ssv only. , ; I J i
WANTTn hv fUn 1 m
or 1 room furnished apt. ea 'grounei
-wti ow ' f eiaiema-i.
WAJC'I'I.I) in Knt A A
- m . , w ,.wj.
furniture. Phone 6213. T -
alone, small house, furnished or partly.
Best of Bel Forced to move. 1474 W.
Summer. .. f-,. - i
ARMY officer 8c wtf need i
- -. w.Mm.u m VT4.V Ur
bedrnv hs. or apt Ph. 956.
T S
My Name lWt
Rockefeller
I ean't ffcr kiaa mmhivnw .v.i
ter, but I must have fum. or unfurn,
nousc, ana wiis pay any reasonable)
rent Permanent, reliable family. Pboce
4S34. I ..-
PROEESSIONAT. man anil -ri- -m
rent 3 er 4 rm. partially turn, house,
or apt Promise excel, care. No call
dren. or pet. Non-drinker. Box 741
SUtesman. ' i
4
; rLOOR SANDEft tar rent iaiont
goniery Wand.. TlfV.
MUST HAVE j "j"
Unfurn. 3 or 4 bedroom
home. Will pay np to
5100 mo. rent. Ph. 3403
or 6481. Permanent.! Fx
cellent refer. Will lease I
year or longer. - ! .
WANTED 2-h1rAsm mivl :t.,,.
F SfPt. 1. Phone Wio'eves. eg
ax. cvans. -
2 OR 3-bedrm. turn, or unfurn. house,
minor .repair guaranteed. Permanent.
Phone 3a. . , . . , . , '. . . j ..
; WATrr "... a . -I.
- - vi v-rvoiii uniurnisneoi
house. Permanent tenants. Good ref-
nciL-. jsauits. no pets; Excellent
f.. gmranteed. Ph. 632X H. Cj Pratt.
m PROFESS, man, pernwishes" modt
t.ur-.2 'lrn,-..unfura- house. Refs.
,Plt 7372 or 3311. , .
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