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Taa OREGON, STATESMAN. Saltm. Oregon. Wsdntsdcry Morning, October 24, 1843
if
Strikes Touch
f f Slump in
itock Market
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-(-Dark-
etklng of tht labor horizon, in ad
dition "to other factors, touched
off selling in today's stock market
ttyat resulted in losses of one ten
three points over a broad front.
The list held to a narrowly
irregular course until around mid
day, when the rejection !by U. S.
Steel of union wage demands, plus
a strike vote for General Motors
due. tomorrow, caused , holders of
automotive and metal issues to
run to cover. Transfers totaled
1,370,000 shares compared with
1 ,140,000 Monday. I '
' Earnings, dividends, 'inflation
arguments and tax ., hopes per
sisted as buying props. Many
customers, - however, - stood ; aside
. to await the administration's wage
. rate policy which, Washington re
; ports said, might involve recom-
mendations for a moderate pay
. boost to be absorbed by industry
without a rise in prices, i
1 "The Associated Pressi 60-stock
composite: fell .5 of a point to
72.3. .it.
Bell Aircraft was an isolated
strong spot, up 2Vi points at a
new high in the wake of a stock
dividend and the. usual cash dis
bursement Sears Roebuck, en
-jbyed a jump of 1 for toe new
,sblit-up common. United Aircraft,
American Can, Consolidated Edi-
' son and Phelps Dodge retained
modest advances. r
West Staytoiii Carnival
To Be Held October 26
;l WEST STAYTON Final plans
for the Hallbween carnival Frl
day, October 26 at the school have
been made by the PTA.j
The proceeds of the carnival
v ill be used to furnish hot lunch
es fop the school this jwiriter. A
cafeteria ! supper will be served
beginning at 6 o'clock, followed
by a program and other1 carnival
type entertainment.
Sdlem Market
Quotations
The prices below supplied by le-
eal grocer arc indicative of the daily
market nrtr naid to (rowers by Sa
lem buyers but an not; guaranteed
by me statesman:
RITTTKK. CGG1 AND POt'l TRY
(Sabjert te ehaage wtthoat notice)
RUTTEKFAT
Premium . . , -S4
No. 1 ' '1
No. s : . . i. ..... J
BUTTER- PRINTS
a ,.;
.46
.4;
B
Quarter , '
.. KGGS . i
Extra large J
0 Mediums ....k ....
Standards ..... -
pullets . ; .-.-..
Crack
rOULTR I
. No. 1 colored hen .
No. 9 colored hens ..-j.
Colored fry and bakes .....
Yearling lambs ;
- 53
- .a
- .30
JO
.32
- .21
2S
7',i to'S't
IJVKSTOCK (By Valley rack)
CATTLE
Beef steers .10, to .14
Beef cows .J . .08 to .10
Dairy cows .05 to .08
Bulls -- 075 to .10
Veal i 6.00 to 13.50
Lambs, top 4- H 50
Yearling .i , ,' i 6 00 to 8.50
Ewes : 2.00 to , 4.00
Bucks ... ---2.00 to 3.00
Hogs. top. 160-300 lbs. ,,....., 13-43
Over 300 lbs. 14.95
Sows, top - . 14 JO
a.
Co-op Ilarkei
Ilevs
1288 State Street
Apples! Apples! Apples! It
I is -apple bobbing time.
II you haven't visited the
Co-op Market lately, you will
enjoy the apple display. Many
colors and sizes. The predomi
nating varieties now are Ba
nana, Spitz, Grimes Golden,
Jonathan, Kings and Delicious,
with a few each of several
other varieties. i
The apple crop is a little
short this year so better buy
i a supply now or at least get
. your order in. It is still gootl
advice to plan on an apple a
day to keep the doctor away.
'--- PEAKS - .
, Cornice pears are at their
:" best. These are good for salads'
and, when fully ripened, make
- very good preserves. Look
' them over.
POULTRY AND EGGS
There is a little better sup-
ply now of dressed poultry and
fresh eggs than there has been
' , during the summer. Mrs. Box's
' fryers are recognized as No. 1
.in flavor and texture.
( Fcr .Rsscrj ucrlx ca bssis, canlillowcrf
) i end apples: Day shift 7:33 a. n. to G:C3
) p. n.; cifjht sbill 7:33 p. a to 6:C3 a. n.
(r Frc: lrai:sp:rlati:3r j ' ;
; Wrnki Gravjers, fee.
)) At Liberty ))
j Telephone Salem 22036 )
Quotations at
Portland
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore Oct. 23 AP
Butter AA prints 46-4c; carton
46,i-47,ic: A grade prints 45V-46c,
cartons 45'i-45c; B grade prints
45l'-45ic ; , '
Butterfat First quality, maximum
Of -6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
In Portland 53-52ic; premium quality,
maximum of i J5 of 1 per cent acidity
53-53ic: valley routes and county by
points zc less Irian iirsi or ao-ouMc.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon triplets 29 86c; loaf
25.8c: triplets to wholesalers 28.3c; loaf
28.5c lb. delivered. .
Eags To retailers: aa rraoe.
large 59-60c: A S7c; A larne 57-5Sc;
A medium 52-53c; small (pullet) 42-
Dressed meats veil A A sue; a
2i,ic; B 1-I9ic: C n-m4c: cull 14-
lsc; hogs, lancy diock zuc: tamos aa
26c; A 24Vic; B 22ic; C 20c; mutton.
fancy a 13'c; m izc; n graae a-iuc:
beef AA 21ici A 20c; B H'ic; C
164c: canneri and cutter. 13-14c; can
ner and cutter bulls 14c.
Live ooultrv Chickens: Buying
prices of wholesalers: Broilers 1 to 2
lbs. 25c; 3a lbs. 25c: roasters over
3V lbs. 25c; colored hens 22c; Leg
horn hens 20c; roosters, stags 14C 10.
Rabbits Government ceiling: Ave
rage country killed to retailers 44c;
Uve Drice to croducer 22-24c lb.
Turkeys Basic buying prices,
alive 3i2c foe live hents net at farpis.
Onions Oregon dry No. J, 2.15 SO
lb. sack; green 75-&5c doz. bunches.
Potatoes - Descnutes uems, iws,
3.40; 25 lb. sack; 90c: Klamath Gems,
100k. 3.40; Yakima 3.00.
Wool Goyernment control.
- Cascara bark Dry stock 20c lb.
Mohair 1944 12-onth. 45c lb.
Har - Wholesale rail shipment: Al
falfa No. 2 or better S34-35: oaU and
vetch, mixed hay, valley growers'
price $24; clover hay $21, baled on
farms. '
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore- Oct. 83(AP)
(USDA1 Safable and total cattle 150.
calves 25; market moderately active,
fully steady with Monday but cows
generally 25-50 cents below last week's
best time; few cutter-common steers
8.50-12.00: cutter-common heifers 8.00'
10.50; medium heifers to 12.00; canner
cutter cows 6.00-8.00; :, shells down to
3.00; fat dairy type cows 8 50-9.50;
medium-good beef cows 10.50-12.00;
medium-good -sausage bulls 9:50-11:00;
good beef bulls quotable to 12.00; few
medium-good vealers 11.00-13.00; choice
salable to 14.00.
! Salable hogs 50, total 150: market
active, steady: harrows and Kilts 150-315
lb. 15.80; sows 15.05; few 103 lb. feeder
pigs 17.00. i
Salable and total cheep 500; mar
ket active, steady; good-choice wooled
lambs scarce, salable 12.50-75; medium
good 78 lbi weights 11.50; common 71
lb. 9.50; few thin 50-60 lb. lambs on
feeder- accounts 5.00-10.00; medium
shorn lambs 10.50;" good yearlings 10.00;
good slaughter ewes 4.50-5.00: few
fleshy feeder ewes 450-5.25.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 23AP)
Cash grain; No. 1 flax; 3.10.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.60:
soft white excluding Rex) 1.60; white
club 1.60; western red 1.60.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.60; 10
per cent 1,81; 11 per cent 1.64; 12 per
cent 1.68. h '
Hard white baart: Ordinary 160; 10
per cent 1.62; 11 per cent 1.63; 12 per
cent 1.64. !
. Today's car receipts: Wheat 84; bar
ley 20; flour 14; corn 3; oats 3; hay 2;
millfeed 15. -
Stocks and Bonds
October 23
STOCK AVERAGES -
30 IS IS
Indus Rails Util
Tuesday . 96.7 43.8 49.S
Previous day 97.4 1 44.4 48.1
Week ago 97.0 44.0 49.8
Month ago 93.9 43.3 48.1
Year ago 76.0 28.8 38.3
StkS;
72.3
72.6
72.5
70.4
34.9
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10
10
) Rail Indus Util TotnA
Tuesday ..i......; lOO.S 103.7 lOS.O .74.9
Previous day: .100.6 103.8 108.0
74.8
74.2
week ago .........100.1 103.B 107.9
Month ago ..... 98.8 104.2 107.2
Year ago J 92.5 105.0 106.7
1945 high n.i.101.6 105.5 108.2
194S low X . . 96.2 103.4 106.8
,73.5
68.3
74.9
68.1
New 1945 high.
Middle Grove 4-H
Winner Honored
By Exhibit Plea
MIDDLE GROVE Attending
4H club Leaders meeting Satur
day, at the State Library in Salemi
were Minnie Goode, Vera Bassetti
Leona Keppenger and Gladys.
Helen Cowgill, assistant state
club leader, asked permission to
use for 1 display in organization
work over the state the purse
and dresser scarf of Carol Lee
Kaufman and Joanne FabreyL
made in Sewing class IB.
Joanne's work won the blue rib
bons at the School Achievement
Day, Marion County 4H club show
and the State show in Portland.
In another week she will be
enrolled in one of the Salem
schools as her parents have sold
their home in this community and
are moving to Salem, !
ALBANY. Ore.. Oct. 18 -(m
City Councilman Harold Fisher
was embarrassed when he paid
a $2.50 fine in city court fdr
violating a stop sign. He had
framed1 the ordinance putting up
the atgnu , v
Byrne Goes to
Washing ton to
Talk Housing
I The basis on which the Uni
versity of Ot'egon, and Oregon
state i college may acquire army
lousing units, for ussi ;of the in
Teasing enrolment at the .two
nstitutions, probably will ; be
worked out at a conference be
iweea Charles j D. Byrne, secre
tary of the stale board of higher
education. . and! government offi
icials in Washington, D.C. Thurs
day.'?! V 1
i Byrne left for the national cap
ital Mondsy nijght as a represen
tative of the board of higher edu
cation and the state ' board of
control. - :;-. i
i Governor Eairl Snell previous
!ly received a i promise from! the
war jnobili.i a t i o n reconversion
board to provide some of these
housing units for demonstration
purposes. In event negotiations
are successful post of the hous
ing units will I be transferred -to
Eugene and Cqrvallis from Rich
land,1 WashL The cost of transpor
tation, will be paid by the state,
j Other personnel changes, many in
volving new appointments because of
increased enrollment, were approved
iby the board as follows: -
UNIVERSITY Or OREGON I Ap
pointments, of Kate Buchanan, IMrt,
Rose Combellack.1 James Clinton Vin
cent and Mrs. June Simons as instruc
tors in English, Andrei Itotoff as in
structor in geology and geopraphy, B
C. Friedl as associate professor oil ro
mance and languages, Ruth Solberg as
graduate assistant m sculpture. Vernon
Abram Vrooman as visiting prolessor
of law, Daniel George bamuels as vis
iting associate prolessor or romance
lanuuaees. ur. James uuu Harneu.
professor emeritus of political science.
to teacn a course in consuiuuonai taw,
and George L. Hall as assistant dean
of men; return ifrbm military leave
of Paul R. Washke, professor of physi
cal education; return irom muiiary
leave of Earl E. Boushey. assistant pro
fessor of physical education; return
f romlmilitary leave of TOr. Horace M.
Millet",: professor I of -exodontia at tne
yniversity of Oitegon Dental school;;
reduction-from full time to 80 per cent
time for the falli term tor Dr. E. Ho-
Dart coinns, assistant protesaoir 01
physics, in order that he might carry
on a I research project for the Yeyer
haeuger Timber company
OREGON ) STATE COLLEGE -4 Ap
pointments of Dr. Luella iR.; Tressman,
William c. i Baker, Mrs. Jeanne ropo
vich, Mrs. Margaret Jjiwrencei and
Mrs. Clenna D. Dood as, Instructors in
English, Thomas John McClellan as in
structor In civil, engineering, Eugene
J. Gaideman as instructor in general
engineering, Milosh Popovicm as assist
ant professor of mechanical engineer
ing, Charles E. Allen as Instructor in
electrical engineering, Mrs. Mildred L.
Bennett as instructor in pnysics, Hot
ert Isensee as graduate fellow in gen
eral chemistry, Mrs. Florence fcioaK
kum as instructor in mathematics, L.
R-. Foote as instructor in mathematics.
Dr. Edmund Pinney as instructor in
mathematics. Dr. Cairns K. Smith ' aa
associate professor ol nwtory. Dr. Ro
land K. Campbejl as associate profes
sor of business and industry. Dr. Grant
E. Blanch as associate professor of
farm management and associate econo
mist in the experiment station depart
ments of farm .management, w. M.
Harper as chief of the campus police
effective January ' 1. 1945, Harry Ru
dolph SandquLst as Malheur county
agent, and Dr. f, B. Proctor as pro
fessor of forestry and head of the de
partment of wood products.
; Reappointment ol ur.. l. wooa
as assistant soil scientist!: return from
military leave of R. L. Post, technician
and. curator in the department of en
tomology; return from military : leave
of H. R. Sinnard. associate professor
of art and architecture and agricul
tural: engmeering and associate agri
cultural engineer in the experiment
ment station; return from war service
of Dr. Andrew Sobczyk, associate professor-
of mathmetics; return from war
service of D. Palmer Young, associate
professor of speech; return from mili
tary service of urant swan, assistant
professor of physical: education and
member of the intercollegiate athletic
coaching staff effective January 1,
1946; ; return from military leave of
William McKalip. instructor in physi
cal education and member of the in
tercollegiate athletic coaching staff,
effective January 1. 1946; return from
military leave of Dr. Wittlam D. Wilk
inson, associate professor of geopogy.
saDDaucal leave lor u.i u. K.enneay,
Tillamook county club agent from De
cember 1, 1943, to December 1, 194S.
for advanced study and travel: sabbati
cal leave for Dr. G. H.WiMer; pro
fessor of dairy manufacturing, from
October 1. 184a. to September jo.
for advanced . study: sabbatical leave
for Miss Laura McAllister, assistant
professor of physical .education for
women, for. winter term for aovancea
study; resignation of Mrs. Eleanor
Oehler. associate professor of house
hold administration;' transfer, of Fred
M. snideier from extension service
back as professor of Journalism; resig
nation of R. E. Brooke. Malheur coun
ty agent, to manage a produce business;-
resignation of Dr. L. E. West,
assistant professor if chemistry, and
appointment oi aeiana u. coie to re
place him , as instructor in chemistry;
leave? of abaence for Miss Folrence
HuDDrioh. assistant professor of physi
cal education, for the year 1945-m for
advanced study; change in title for G.
W. Holcomb from prolessor of! civil
engineering to professor) of general
engineering ' and chairman of the di
vision; assignment of Delbert W. Moore
professor of music, as conductor of the
R.O.T.C. band succeeding H. L. Beard
wno "ww retain nia posHiora as assist
ant brofessor of mathematics.
; OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Resignation of Miss Neva Dallas, as
sistant professor of education in the
Monmouth training school, to accent
employment as elementary school su
perintendent in Josephine county; ap
pointment of A. D. McAnear as prin
cipal of Independence training: School
wim-' Tamt- oesistani protessor. i
i MEDICAL SCHOOL Leave of ab
sence for Miss Gertrude Peterson, as
sistant- prolessor of nursing and su
pervisor of public health field activi
ties, .from November 1; 1S4S to June
30. 194S. for advanced studv: nromotlon
in rgnx xor ur. Howard c. Stearns
from assistant clinical professor to
head of the department ' and m-mfMrenr
of obstetrics and evnechlnvv.
GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION
Appointment of Dr. Stephen E. Epler
as veterans counsellor in the Portland
Office with the rank of instructor.
: EASTERN OREGON COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION Reduction in time for
E. R. Quinn: associate' tro(mr of
physical education, from : 50 per cent
i u ucr Rni. mr mi vrm in mania
him to be employed 80 per cent time
A
Friday. Ocl.
The Oeu
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FOB
HE VALLEY IIOTOD CO.
375 Center Salem, Oregon
Griin Market
Optimism Ends
CHICAGO, Oct 23 -(JP)- Grain
market ! optimism subsided after
an opening . spurt , ' today and
futures prices moved irregularly.
Closing prices, however, were
near those of yesterday with
wheat I finishing unchanged to
higheiy December $1.76; corn V
lower to Y high(er, December
$1.18 oats M lower to high-i
er, December 64-64; rye un
changed to higher, December
S1.58U-1.59; and barley i to
1 higher, December $1.17.
Dealing in wheat, sustained
somewhat at the outset by buying
of houses with milling and south
western connections, was relative
ly qujet. A fair demand in oats
futures' was satisfied largely on
resting orders. Barley ruled firm
most kf the clay. i
Macleay Community
C3u Elects Officers
- MAfjLEAY At the community
club meeting officers elected were
president, Herman Head; vice
president, Tom Burton; secretary;
Mrs. pick Anderson; treasures,
Mrs. Ilerman Head; .sergeant-at-arms,
, Wilbur; : musician, Mrs.
Arthur Johnson; song leader,
Dick Johnson J l ' ' , ?
Thej;; Sunshine committee in
clude : Mrs. Leonard Foster, Pat
Wodz-oda, and Mrs." Wilbur
Miller
The 'time was spent informally.
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Statesman
Classified Ads
Call 9101
Three insertions per line 25c
Six insertions per line 40c
One ;month per line 11.25
Mintinum charge 25c; 3 ti. min
iiniun 35c: 6 ti. min. 45c. No
reRmds.
Copy for this page accepted un
til 6jfO the evening before publica
tion ( for classification. Copy re
ceived after this, time will be run
under the heading "Too Late, to
qassjfyr- .
This 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
repribt that part of an advertise
tnentf in which the typographical
mistake accurs.
Th Statesman Serves the nebi
to reject questionable advertistsi
It farther reserves the right to
plac ail advertising under the
oroper classification.
A Blmd Ad-n ad eontalnlna
a Statesman box number for an ad
drees? is for the protection of the
advertiser and must therefore be
answered by letter. The Statesman
noc at UDeriy to aivuige mior
rhatKin as to the Identity of an
I
yestock and Poultry
TCOtSfG eentle milk cow. Milkine
now. f4 ml. E. "of Labish Center Store.
Bausiwian.
HECK Guernsey or Shorthorn bull
service at your place, rn. si47.
RABBITS WANTED: All sizes, top
prices,. Rabbit industry expanding, start
in business new. Ftiss 'bought. Harder
Rabbit Farms. 3405 . Cherry Avenue.
Ph. 2.234.
FOR SALE or Trade: Team horses
in good condition. Weight 1500 lbs.
Trade for a good cow or sell for S100.
learn. Wm. Sheridan, Salem, Rt S.
Box 481. Phone 22F21. " '
WANTED: Beet ano cannef cows
oulls and veals. Will call at farm
E. I Snethen. 3570 E. - Turner Road
Ph 21345 Morns or eves.
Legal Notice
. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DIST
RICT OF OREGON. UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA vs. 8 barrels, more or
less, - each containing 93 gallons.
ORANGE FLAVOR SYRUP. PUBLIC
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
the 18th day of October, 1945, 5 Barrels
Orange Flavor Syrup were : arrested
and taken into the possession of and
now mre in ithe possession of the
United- State Marshal for the Dist
rict oi Oregon, pursuant to a warrant
and process duly issued by the Clerk
of tit United State District Court
for the District of Oregon,- in a suit
for' condemnation and forfeiture en
titled United States of America, Lib
elant 'V. S barrels, more or less, each
containing 53 gallons, ORANGE FLA
VOR YRUP. brought under the pro
visions of Section 334, Title 21, U. S.
C. A., wherein it is sought to have
the above-described article of food
condemned and forfeited for the fol
lowing reasons: That on or about the
3lst day of July, 1945, the said article
ol food was shipped in interstate
commerce from Chicago, Illinois, to
Salem, Oregon; that the said article
of food is adulterated within the pur
view vof Title 21. United States v Code,
Section 342(aU21 In that it contains
added poisonous and deleterious
substance. Monoebioracetic Acid,
which is unsafe within the meaning of
Title 181,' United States Code, Section
340, isjnce it is a substance not re
euired in the production of this food
and lean be avoided by good manu
facturing practice; that all persons
claiming any right, title or interest
in and to the said article of food are
hereby notified to appear on or be
fore (the 3rd day of December, 1S45,
in the Federal Court at Portland, Ore
gon, i to show cause, if any there be,
why the same should not be decreed
against and forfeited to the - United
State as adulterated food.
JACK R. CAUFIELD. United States
Marshal: CARL. C. DONAUGH. United
States Attorney for the District of
Oregon; J. ROBERT PATTERSON,
Assistant - United States Attorney.
to assist with football , eoachlne and
teach regular classes at La Grande
nign school . .
2G!
1623
' X
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Financial
Livestock and Poultry
WANTED: Fat and canner cow for
beef. Dairy cows, heifers, bulls, veal.
ai noes, sows, stags, ooara. Market
price. E. C McCandish, rt. S. box 373.
Pb, IB147 across from ball park S. JSth.
BBITS WANTED, an sizes. 4 to S
lbs. White. Mo lb colored 22c lb live
weight Rahb t skins, best prizes. Wire
stretchers ind other supplies. Salem
address. 60 Batchff Drive, phone 2-1530,
Portland address. Rabbit Meat Co
8917 8 E Stark. SUN. 1723.
Auctions
Stayton Auction
Thtirs. 7:30 P.M.
Fresh i Sc. sprineer cows, one con
signment of S sood 1st St ! 2nd calf
heifec. Guernseys and Jerseys. Good
snort yearling uuerosey i neuers &
bulls, Weaner pigs feeder pigs, sows,
boars, , chickens, rabbit, . furniture. 2
bottom: lz-tn. tractor plow; also John
Deere 2 bottom 14-in. tractor plow.
Coolerator in first class condition, 4
wheel trailer with good Ruxtel rear
end in it. Model A sedan, good rubber,
good mechanical -condition Several
good 10-gal milk cans, 3 burner, gaso
fine stove, 1st class condition. 2 Here
ford bulls, serviceable age, for sale or
rent. . . , ..... ,' .
' Bring In your consignment. We sell
anything of value.
Art i Lewin, Auctioneer
- 'i. ' : Stayton
Help Wanted
FILBERT Pickers for good second
picking for 30 acres, after Oct. 22.
Henry Knoche. Dayton. Ore.. Phone
4x10. ,a mile west of Grand Island
Junction Store.
All Turkey Pickers
Report for work at S o'clock in the
morning at M"
Washington Creamery
i I Company
MURLOCK & ARLINGTON STS
i i WEST SALEM
WANTED: Cashiers, checkers, food
.Clecks, no exp. necessary. Spod pay to
start ana aurine training, t-xc. oppor
tunity for men between 18 and 40. See
Ted Medford, Dist. Manager Safeway
Stores, inc McGilchrist Bldg. Ph, 5611.
TURKEY PICKERS needed. North
west vouitry and Dairy, 1S05 N. rront
. CAMP Adair, needs wool oressers,
Men or women that can produce can
make up to $100 per week piece work.
Inquirei At Schevlair at Quartm aster's
i.aunary, camp Aaair.
Help! Wanted rr- Male
.PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC
CO. needs meter reader. Regular pro-
motion. Young, near man best quali
iied. See Mr, Crossland, 237 N. Liberty
; PARTY, with food eauinment to con
tract fall farming. Mrs. Wright, 4i
miies nauace na. leu xsni.
WANTED: Young man-for service
station ana aenvery work. 2320 Fair-
grounas xtoaa
EXPERIENCED dairyman; pref. sin
gle man. .wages S150 mo., plus board
and room. Meadow Grove" Dairy, rt.
tf, UVA lift
WE NEED MECHANICS for both day
and night shifts. Top wages. Best of
working conditions, permanent em
ployment J See Dewey at Loder Bros.
465 Center street. "Oldsmobile Sales
and Service." "Our 17th year in Sa
lem. Oregon." "Home of Good Used
cars, i . .
MEAT t CTJTTERS WANTED: Excel
lent opportunities for tbe: right men.
Aoolv i in person to T. M Medford.
Safeway- District Office, McGUchrist
Bldg. Phone 5611.
2 RADIO Repair men with iOor 15
yrs. on irar oencn or equivalent, uooa
wages, lite Morrow coM iss s. Liberty
BODY MEN and mechanics Herrall-
Owens Ca, '
Help (Wanted Female
WANTED: Reliable woman one or
two days weekly to care for year-old
hr.
Ph. S339.1 v
COMB. I COOK-housekeeoer for
Mid. aged Woman. Good wages, board
ec room. Must pe reiiaDie. Permanent
for right party. 1010 N. Cottage. Phone
WORKING Mother wants two Pre.
school children cared for. Must be
dependable and kind. Write 1047 S.
Cdm'l. Apt. S. . f i
EXPERIENCED Woman for eeneral
office work, mainly booking, some let
ter writing, govt, reports etc. Good
salary; short hours, perm, position.
Write Box 205, Statesman,.
FULL OR part time usherettes. Ap
ply in person at Grand Theater.
NEED Teacher to teach ihhrh school
English mornings. Apply Supt. of
Schools, Jiilverton, Oregon.
GIRL For cashier, ren. office. Per
manent. 40 hr. week. Good personality
desired. See Mr. Larson, P. Gas A
Coke Co. 109 S. Coral.
HOUSEKEEPER for family of 4. No
laundry. Live in or out. All or part
time. Ph. B375. 299 Richmond Ave.
Pantry woman. Good wages, steady
position. "Marion Hotel.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Wanted. Ben
ton Hotel Beauty Shop, Corvallis. Ore.
WAITRESS. The Spa.
GIRL WANTED to take care of chil
dren.; 14S Union. '.
FOUNTAIN GERL. The Spa.
WOMEN HELP WANTED at City
Cleaners. Also checker seeded. 1245
State St
Situations Wanted
GEN. YARD work-wood sawdust put
in. Ph. 144 between 12-i or -7. .
CHILD; care evenings. I Ph. 2-1028.
WILL CARE for children In my
home days. 1165 W.L16to.r Ph ttel .
WANTED: Employment With some
truckling, i tractor or welding shop. 10
years experience with a large truck
and tractor co. S years -experience aa
snop i loreman in general repair snop.
Experienced ARC and ACET. welder.
Not shipyard). Write Route 7. Box
. oaiem, ore. -
PUS. CHAN . . . LAM
Dr.V.TXant N J. . , Dr.G.ChasuN J
: CHINESE Herbalists
241 North Liberty
Upstairs Portland General Electric
Co.. Office open. Saturday only
10 am. to 1 p.m ; to T p.m Con
sulitation. Blood pressure and urine
testa are free of charge. Practiced
tinice 1817. ,
vjua..a ,,i. a v ii I rn
Farm -
I
MODEST
"All right! Go back
with youH
.
Situations Wanted
MAN wishes steady; workj mainten
ance,, machinist, carpenter.
salesman,
have car. Fh. S370.
WANTED: Wood sawing. 1745 Che-
mcKeta. i
WOMAN wants to team dry clean
ing and pressing. Mrs. D. A. Root,
304 MiU
St..
Dallas,; Oreg.
WILL CARE for babies by week or
month. Ph. 8645.
For Sale - Miscellaneous
STEEL Septic Tanks, plumbing fix
tures. Range boilers. 3. -K. (Bud) Par-
menter. 2380 Fairgrounds road.
Ph,
S627. : i
1937 FORD Coupe. Ph. S442.
HOT WATER tank! stove and stove
pipe, cheap. 330 Hoyt.i
! DEPENDABLE plumbing and heat
ing. J. K. 4 Bud) Parmenter, 2380 Fair
ground road. Ph. 8627.
RCA Radio, bird Cage, metronome,
kitchen cabinet, baby's bed. spring cot.
electric heating plate With trays, child's
wagon, combination oak book case ana
MAN'S bicycle, 1444 S. 12th. Call af-
ter p.m. ,,
SALE or TRADE:, Black at white
male Beagle, 4 years. Good hunter. $10
or trade for fox terrier. Jack Teeters,
Menama, Oregon. ;
SANITARY couch $3.50. Ph. 8683 eve
SMALL Montag range, ; coils and
tank. 823.1890 Waller.
''APPLES: --Jonathan, Baldwins.
4733. 2514 N. River rd.
Ph
FLUORESCENT light fixtures. elec
trie wiring. J. K. (Bud) Parmenter,
3380 Fairgrounds roaq. Ph. 8627.
AUTO. OIL heater, $36; gas water
neater, sv; large drum stove with
coils. SIS. 445 S. 12th. Ph. S385.
SUPERIOR wood range with coils,
good condition; also water, tank. 2310
Laurel ave. Pb. 8438.
DE LUXE iron pads and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
I , 255 N. Liberty st.
NEARLY NEW all white enamel
wood cook stove with reservoir com
partment. Tapestry covered davenport
6c chair, spring construction. Breakfast
set. 4 mt. east of Lapisn center store,
Rt. 1, box ISO, Brooks. Baugnman.
S .RANGES. 1 Monta. 1 Hardwick
Speedy Baker, both- with coils, good
conaition, s ourner fiectric not piate
rn. ojzj. . i
BERKELEY Jet Pumps, deep and
shallow wells. J. it. Buct) parmenter,
2380 Fairgrounds road. rn. aezv.
M CAL. repeating rifle: looks like
new. Price azo. lazs iee st.
4 . IIJ, : NEPTUNEi outboard motor
with brass propeller, Ph. S58S eve.
APPLES: Several VarieUes. Ph. 73-
F14. Call morning ' and evenings.
FULLER PAINTS and varnishes.
Trims ready pasted! wall paper. Vcl
duro one coat wall finish. J. K. .Bud)
Parmenter, .2380 Fairgrounds roaa. Ph.
8627. '
. ATUORAYSt n7.0Nii wti nd rent
CPugh P'h 2-245S PO 80S 483
INSn-AGE Corn. Rt.Bj232
MAN'S Full sized bicycle in 1st class
eond., S32.50. 1144 center. Ph. 8630.
BRUNSWICK Table radio, good eon.
dition. P. S20.00. 1970; Market st.
PREWAR Davenport, also bed dav
enport, used mattresses, S3 and up. Ph.
759C, . Jl ! -JU..' j'.
f FT. Refrigerator. ;597 Knapp. j.
LARGE almost new wood circulator.
3 plate electric stove with oven. Ph.
.7018. j j- L. nr 2-n.
COCKER: SPANIEL, male, red. 10
months old. Reilloo Kennels. Rt. 3,
ICE BOX. box springs, chest of draw
ers, dinette table, davene, 1170 N. Cot
tage, upstairs in, ine: rear,
STOW i renalrine St parts.
Woodry s Mkt, t0JWr Summer Jtt j
REINFORCING steel and mesh, ex-
Sansion Joints for concrete. Oregon
ravel Co, 1405 N. Front Ph. 3417.
LA WM MOWER Snarpenina at Ad
lusting- 1 ' "
Woodrys Mkt. 1608 N. Summer It
BOSC PearsI Rolitn Beaver, up Glen
Creek Rd. Ph. 47Fj , '
Ha4jborne bike.- food eond. 2383 M.
AUTOMATIC gas water heaters. Im
mediate delivery. Ralph Johnson Ap
pliances. Valley Motor bldg. Ph. 4036.
: ,; ; 1 . r -
Gas on Stomach
St kas mat awl hMom aaUfA tataeat-
Int fa, mu KoMck and hcanbarn. Mtn mmI
prwcrtb h liiMl-Mlni awdtrtma taamm M
nMKMMti trtl, lrHclnn Ilk tbM IiiSmU-m
Tabkti. K laxMlt UH brlns saSat a
ta at aMara katua u hi let sif mm hacs, Ska,
Preschool Playschool-. 13S1 State
Ages Part rJ C"
Markets
MAIDENS
u. a rMMt omm
to mother, and take Mr
For Sale -Miscellaneous
Unfinished Furnittire
Salem's exclusive unfinished! furni
ture laree assortment or madei to or
der. Picketts Furniture, 13th and State.
TERTnJZERjS60Nm'L ijh. 3323.
WATKDJrroductsT"
CHRISTMAS CDS? wrappings, gifU,
The Apron Shop, 679 N. High
1st.
1940 TWIN Johnson 2i h p. outboard
with case. 2347 Breyman. Ph.
567.
WE BUY and Sell men's shoes, cloth
lng, tools. - radios, guitars, - trunks.
furniture and household goods.
SUNDAIS, 293 N. Com! Ph. 369S
WE buy and; sell furniture, tools,
stoves, dishe. motors, radios, Electric
appliances, household goods.-t-KJ-iu-MAN'S.
289 N. Commercial. Ph. 9585.
SMALL Size automatic light plant.
trailer size. Ford V-8 rear end. '38.
good cond. Shop forge and elee. blow
er. 3 mi. out Dallas Kd. Box 440. Cook.
M5DdavTnmX"ch7"w!rt
biege design. No coil springs.
NTJ4. I
CEDAR posts.! Owen Bishopj Aums-
vuie. Kt. 1, BOX S4.
16 Ga. shotgun, lots shells
$25.00.
Call eves. 5 to I. 547 Masket st
SKILL electric saw. Inquir
nings. u cairnaven Ave.
38 Winchester' deer rifle with
shells.
145 S. Church. Mac's 2nd Har
Store.
DAVENPORT land chair, occas. chair
and table, high chair, all wool tweed
lady s coat size 16. 2135 Myrtle ave.
LARGE size wood or coal circulating
heater, Al cond.; Ph. SH7 or 115 ri 16th.
2'i H. P. Johnson outboard motor.
1941 model. Like new. 68 Pai'k ve
FURNITURE:! Priced for odick sale
by owner. 3-pe. dav. set., ffl. lamp.
8x10 ft. also -60x27 in. Wilson ruas.
Simmons beds, springs and mattresses.
dresser, chiffonier, etc. Ph. 2I-Z4Z2
WELL Buy for fcash. sell or trade,
guns, scopes, ammunition arid nail
ers. Don Madison. 590 No. High.
LARGE Franquctte walnuts 13c lb.
You pick. W. L. Woelk. Rt 2, box
170C. I
EWBINOCmlASwr
chased at Boring Optical Co., 383 Court
street
BLACK Skunk rur coat
3693 after 5:30 P.M.
Ph.
BLUE GRAPES 4c lb. Rt. 7. box 127.
1st house S. of Hayesvllle school. Mrs.
Jacob Denny, i ljL
RXCON DTnONEDpTiilcocXi
dio. Ph. 4133 during business hours.
GIRL'S bifcyde, Schwlnn 24f-in. bal
loon tires, chrome rims. In excellent
condition. Baby buggy and Pad. like
GRUNOW. S-tube reconditioned ra
dio. Philco reconditioned 8-tube radio.
Ph. 4133 during business hors
RIVER SILT
FILL DIRT
EXCELLENT MASON
SAND
ALL KINDS 01
GRAVEL
COMMERCIAL SAND G
Ph. 21966 , 23100
GERMAN Shepherd (Police) Dogs.
3' it months old registered pups. Fin
est breeding, j Various colors. Out
S. River Rr turn at Halls Ferry ,i
mile east and 1 mile southlj RelTioc
Kennels, Rt 31 Box 711. .
VAD filTT. ft ,1. fnAiUl St,ni-ilf4i
outboard motor. $93.' 1740 N.I 20th.
EXPERT washwi machinw service
and wringer rolls, all makes.! See Ed
Ells at Nelson: Bros, furniture tore.
313 N. liberty
Woodry's furniture Mkt 1 Ph. fill
Trade Sliscellaneous
DO YOU HAVE a ft late model
elec. refrigerator you wouldl like to
trade for a larger one?. Ph. ; 339$.
Wanted Micellaneou
WANT to buy pool tables.
3373.
WANTED: Oil firculaUng h
and
elec stove. Ph. 9538. i
WILL Buy used alarm cldck. any
eond.. Doe. the Clock Doctor, 190 S.
I4th. j. ; "k
WANTED; Medium size trWycle. Ph.
2401X :. , - I : - t II
CLEAN white rags wanted.! $c a lb.
Hogg Bros., see state su
WANTED. PIANOS. Will pay cash
Wills Muste store a state bv
CASH for vour used furniture. Ph
759$. State St FurBiture,. 1900 SUte
AflLERSoTrentSOcpe i hr.
Woodry's Mkt, 1 605 N. Summer.
!
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It
15
ItAVXL
USED FURNTTURE. Ph. 9185.
W AnVTOJ 'IV. JOseo"esin
esMegwaoboMP jtSSSWe
Classified
j
WantedMiscellaneous
DT YOU have
fiirnlture to sell I
Russ Bright. Ph.
7311. .j tvun. i
CASH foi used piano St other mu
sic! instruments. Call 4041 days er
537 evenings er send description
Jaqurth . Musie CO- isj tiign.
.Miscellaneous
T
BOYS. GIRLS, to set pins. Easy
work, good pay. 335 NjHigh. '
WILL repair all makes of clocks. Doe
the Clock Doctor, isv . mnt
HEAVY lUuling. ExcavaUon and
Road Building. Land Clearing, Dozer
Work. Ditching, Basement i Excavation.
Sand, j Gravel. Crushed Rock., Mason
Sand, i Concrete Mix, Cement. '
Salem Sand.4 Gravel Qo.
1405 N. Trontsi St.
Salem, Oregoni
Phone 40S or 21924
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-EOCH SERVICf IN MOST
CASES
Bring or Stall Your-Plates for Repair.
-DR. HARRY Sr.MI.BW,'Um i f
Adolph Bldg State fc Cony-Ph 3311
MEN'S HATS cleaned and blocked.
75c. LES SPRINGER. 44 Court St
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED, REAL ESTATE mortgage
loans, city or farm properties; loans
made as small as $300. See us about
refinancing jour present contract or
mortgage. - ?
Approved city loans 4t.
Leo N. Child?, Inci
344 State St; - i . ! ' - Ph. 9281
YOU RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL CON
SIDERATION WHEN YOU
APPLY TO
General Finance Corp.
i FOR
Quick Gaslt Loans
Locally 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 18
State Lie. tS-138) 136 S Commercial St
Auto And Trtick Loans
Contracts Refinanced .
Money for new and S used ' cars or
trucks regardless of age. No delay
bring car and title and get the money.
You retain possession of vehicle.
1 to 15 months to repay.
After 5 o'clock phona 21143 for
appointment s
ROY IL SBBIONS
Regulated by State. r
PRIVATE MONEY
136 S. Com'L St I Phone 9168.
WE LIKE TO SAY 'YES'
WHEN YOU WANT A LOAN
Making personal loans is our business.
The more times we say . 'Yes' the
more business we do. That's why we
do -our best to say Yes' to every re
quest for a loan. At 'Personal' there
are no hard and fast rules. The trans
action is handled promptly; privately,
without involving outsiders. Loans of
$23 to S3tH on your salary, furniture
or auto. ,i :
" Personal Finance Co.
Room 125 New Bligh Bldg. Phone 3181
318 State St. (Lie. S-122-M-185)
PRIVATE MONEY , to loan on firtt
mortgsgts. See I
F. H. Weir
REALTORS
1247 S. Ccmmercial. Ph. 9411
$ $ lilONEYF$
We mske all types of persons! loans
Including furniture, note and car loans,
for any worth while Cause. We also
make. real estate loans and buy real
estate contracts.- For quick and effi
cient service see or phone
STATE FINANCE CO.
Phone 4121. 153 S. High, Salem
Lie. S 216-M 222
Auto Loans
Willamette Credit Co.
5fH FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDING
LICENSE . U M 159
LOANS i
Money for good real estate loans.
Quick service and low Interest rates.
CKAS KUDKINS ft SON.
273 State St Phone 94S4
Room and Board
SLEEPING ROOMS for 1 or 2 peo
ple. Also board if desired. 172 Marion.
For Rent Apartments
FOR RENT "Upstairs apt in Brooks.
Mrs. MoUy Pyett Brooks.
For Rent Houses
WILL Exchange rental on mv 4
rm. house In Portland' for equiv. in
Salem, Ph.- 4743) or $594,
For Rent
CANYON Drive de-luxe beach front
apts al. ranges refrie., showers, fne
places. Make reeerv. for fall now. De
Lake. Ore. . Ph. 201. '
FOR RENT
Secretarial service, desk space; phone
and mail service, callers hartdled. few
private offices. Opening November 1st.
175 South Hih St Ph. $-1834 for appt
CASH Register for rent Ph. 5419.
TRUCKS for 1 rent Tou dnve Me-
Cune Lovell ohone few
Wanted to j Rent
SMALL furnished apartment for em-.
ployed couple, within walking distance
of town. Am. ; No. 3, basement. First
Notional Bank Bldg. ) -
REFINED elderly lady desperately
needs 3 rm. pert furn. apt Ph. 2-1028.
VETERAN and wife 1 urgently need
small furn. bouse or apt No children.
Permanent Ph. $-4079. f i
WANTED by responsible profession
al man, wife, 9 children, furn. -hour
or apt for months. Will take good
care ef property. Ph. 41TI. ext 363. Mr.
Johnson. in -.. . -
WANTED: 9 or 9 bed rm hae. in er
near Salem by discharged army air
corp captain who is state employee.
Pb, tm or $709 after $ p. m.
RETURNED veteran, wife and child
need furn. house or apt. Permanent.
References. Ph. , 117 J, t Independence,
collect . -;'4j ' -1
WANTED: Small furn. house or apt
for one or two middle aged women .
Excellent ret. Ph. 466L .
RETURNED Servlcemaa and wife
desire small furn. apt or bouse. Per
manent. No children or pets. Ph. 2-1582.
RETURNED Veteran derfree bed
rro. bouse. Burl L. Cox. Ph. 23144.-
. - '
FLOOR - SANDClt ree rent -Stenf
eoroery Ward 1 j . j , ;
, GOOD Used Piano. L. Stiff
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