14 Thai Stat man, Sal in. Ofgon. Wdn day. Doc 25. 1S48
Four Corners
Family Groups
Are Numerous
FOUR CORNERS Family par
ties will be the feature of the
day for most. of the people from
this district. Mr", and Mrs. Har
old Millan and Doyle will have as
their guests Mr. and Mr. J. Mor
rell and family. Mr. and Mi. A.
L. Lindbeck and Mrs. Ivan Crum
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Raloh Merver. and
pons Hayden and Wayne will en
tertain' Mr. and Mi j. A. A. Hager
and Lela Rigdun. The J. I. Cap
lingers and Mttrial will have
Christmas dinner with Mrs. Cap
linger's aunt. Mrs. J CUary and
family and on New Years day. the
Caplingers will entertain the fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller and
daughters Audry and Lolita heave
Tuesday for Olympia where they
will be the guetts of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hooker and family and
will return Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox will
have as dinner guests, Ruth E
Carter of Seattle and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Douglas. This is the
first Christmas for their seventh
month old son Louis John.
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At this holiday season, let us
pledge anew our cooperation
and unity that the world may
remain at peace . . . and free.
May each of us be filled with
a spirit of service to all.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ritchie,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivert H. White and
Jack. Groves will go to the Mile
Hi 1 boms for the tree and dinner.
Mrs. Hilborn is a sister to Mrs.
White and Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs.
John Etzel and Shirley will be
part of the family party at her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Fisher.
Family Meets in Hall
Parents and families of Mr. and
Mrs. Hardie Phillips will have
their dinner and family gather
ing at the Four Corners Commun
ity hall Wednesday. It will be a
party of about 50, including all
the children and their families
of both sets of parents of the Phil
I lips.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lee will
' have the family dinner in Sa
! lem and will have as guests Mr.
j and Mrs. Lloyd Lee, and their
i children. Jack, a student at Ore
I gon Slate college and Claralyn,
Salerr high school student.
i Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wolf will
be at DeLake with friends over
j the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Flohrer will
; spend one week of Mrs. Flohrer's
', vacation at Neskowin. Mrs. Frank
i Smith will again have her fam-
ily for Christmas day. Her guests
: will be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith
and Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
j Lukins and daughter Shirley.
' home from the University of Ore
1 gon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lukins.
I Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sampson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ransom Carpenter and
! Stevie. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Halderbein and three weeks old
daughter Loren Payge, and Mrs.
Beth Crabtree and her son Neill
just home from the navy.
Eugene Folk Visit
Mr. and Mrs. L. J Stewart
have as house guests B. E. Kolbe
of Yakima and the Rev. and Mr?.
Thomas Allport and Mary and
three months old Stephen James
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of Bell in gh am. Wash. Christmas
day they will also entertain Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Kolbe.
Dr. and Mrs. Horace McGee
will haw as guests for Christmas
dinner his brother Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McGeen and family of
Eugene.- On December 26, they
will entertain Dr. and Mrs. John
Ross of St. Helens and the mother
and aunt of Qr. Ross. Dr. McGee
and Dr. Ross interned at the same
time at Anker Hospital, St. Paul.
Minn. McGee' two children.
Charles and Susan, will miss the
snow they uskially saw at Christ
mas at their j home in Minnesota,
they say. I
Seattle VGuesU Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. LaBranche
will be host; to their family on
Christmas dy. Guests will in
clude Mrs. Eva Jones and son,
Albert of Wpshougal, Wash., Lt.
and Mrs. Emerson Jones of San
Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
MoOres of Seattle, Mrs. Minnie
King, Mr. arid Mrs. Harvey King
and children; Jean and Jimmey.
Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph King and
Maxine. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Talbot
and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
LaBranche nd Gayle, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald LaBranche. also
William Karsten and his children
Beverly Melvin, LeRoy and Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wing and
daughters, Margot and Suzan will
entertain Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Collins of Rupert. Idaho. The
Wings will entertain with an "at
home" Sunday with many guests
invited to drop in between 4 and
p.m.
Ranch
fly Rural Reporter
While rambling about above Mt. J
Angel and by above. I am afraid j
I mean below, because it is north, i
and I never recovered from the
childhood habit of thinking of
north as "up' I noted that Fred
Schwab and son Arthur were
building a new quonset hut barn,
all metal. The barn will hou-e 30
cows and is being built at a figure
very little below $10 000.
Maurice Buxton attributes high
fertility and; hatchabihty of turkey-eggs
produced on his Molalla
farm to habitual use of Alta fes
tue and sukj-clover sod in fields
used by hi breeder hens. The
sod keeps the birds out of the
mud and furnishes green pasture
which is one; of the important fac- ,
tors in maintaining turkey egg
fertility. Buxton says.
Buxton, wtio is president of the
Oregon; Turkey Growers' Coop-I
erative, voices the opinion that ,
use of this system is the first step
in maintaining fertility: and
growefj w hi keep their hens in
muddy winter runs many expert
poor results regardless of the oth
er good, management practices fol
lowed. I
Trees and Christmas go well to
gether, and. Jsays the project fur
esters. -now is the time to order
forestry tree? f . r spring planting.
Clark McNafy nursery at Corval--lis
has adequate supplies of rec
ommended ?pe ie uiolurling Doug
las fir. Poet Ol ford cellar and
black lotuU The trees cost approximately-
$2.50 a thousand:
j'nd this amount will plant more
than an acre. Trees so ordered are
to be Used for reforestation and
windbreaks.; The farmer who
wishes to insure a good supply
of the best of wood posts for
future plantings is advised to plant
black locusV seedlings.
Milton Rider of Outlook is the
new president of the new Clack
amas county dairy herd improve
ment association and Vernon Hep
ler of Canity is secretary-treasurer.
Milton Comm. who lives in
his trailer hpuse wherever he may
be testing, is the tester.
Merrv Christmas!
Monmouth Odd Fellows
Hold Homecoming Partv
MONMOUTH Normal Lodge
of lOOF heJd homecoming Mon
day night which was largely at
tended. WJ A. Wiest directed a
program of entertainment feat
ures. Bob Thompson was pianist:
Jim Davis and Wiest sang; and
vocal solos were given by Ann
Baker, and a duet by Yvonne Mull
and Ann Thompson. !
Past Master Charles P. Poole '
of Eugene 'presented a 25 year
jewel to Wijmer Powell. The same
type of jewel is being mailed to
S. C. Halladay. Couer d'Alene. Id
aho; and Walter Brown, Chilo
quin. Dancing, with music by the
Jaynes trio; concluded the social
hour.
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Ramblings
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Walnut Meat
Highest Cash Prices on Delivery
nOniUS KLODFEIII PACKING CO.
460 North Front St., Salem : TeL 7633
Neuner Blocks
Slot Machines
At St. Helens
A recent news item indicating
that the St. Helens city council
contemplates or has under con
sideration an ordinance licensing
slot machines and other gambling
devices, Monday caused Attorney
General George Neuner to send
a letter to W. W. Dillard. Colum
bia; county district attorney, call
ing; attention to rulings of the
Oregon supreme court holding
these instruments a lottery and
in violation of the state constitu
tion. 'Whfe it is not my purpose to
.dictate to the city council r any
other body what it should or
should not do. nevertheless, we
can! not sit idly by and permit the
, law to be openly violated and
I then seek to prosecute ihe viola
; tors without first calling atten
tion to the law in such cases,"
: Neuner wrote.
I Neuner said the governor, who
: is charged under the constitution
with the duty of seeing that the
. law is enforced, sometime ago
directed the attorney general's
office to contact district attorneys
of this state with regard to gamb
ling matters He added that the
cooperation of the law enforcing
officers in most instances had
been wholehearted.
, The attorney general's letter in
dicated that his warning also ap
plies to any other counties where
the licensing of slot machines is
under consideration.
Lyons Groups
Hold Frolics
LYONS The card club held
the Christmas party at the Re
bekah hall, Mrs. Albert Bass as
hotites-. A gift exchange was held
and several tables of 500 were
played. Prizes winners were Mrs.
Walter Bevier, Mrs. Floyd Bas
sett. Mrs. Albert Carr and Mrs. Roy
Heiineck entertained Three Links
club for a Christmas party at
the Rebekah hall Wednesday.
Women Society of Christian
Service met at the community
dob house, Mrs. George Huffman.
Mrs. Glen Julian and Mrs. Clyde
Bressler were hostess. Mis. Paul
Smith led devotions. Plans were
made for installation of the new
officers. Next meeting will be
January 8 with Mrs. Alex Bode
ker. new president. A Christmas
party and gift exchange was
held.
Stocks Slump
In Light Day
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NEW YORK. Dec. 24-i-Pre
holiday inertia ruled the stock
maikt-t today and leaders, with
scattered exceptions, resumed
their drift to lower territory. The
session was one of the slowest
of the month.
All exchanges will recess to
morrow for Christmas and most
customers, getting a head start
on their Yuletide vacation, gave
Wall Street a wide berth. The
re-ult was that the ticker tape
lotifed from the start.
Transfers of 950.000 shares
compared with 1.170,000 Mon
day and were the smallest for a
full stretch since Dec. 3.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off .2 of a point
at 66.7. Of 942 issues registering,
a low for five hours since Dec.
13. losses were posted for 441
and advances for 279.
Grain Futures
Show Uptrend
CHICAGO. Dec. 24-(P)-Grain
futures advanced in today's short
pre-holiday session, influenced
by a report that world food sup
plies will remain critical until
the 1947 harvest.
' Wheat led the upturn in prices.
Some local traders were moder
ately active on the buying side,
a were commission houses with
eastern and southwestern con
nections. At the close wheat was H to
V cents higher than the prev
ious finish, January $2.1 IVi. Corn
was to 4 higher, January
$1.31 Oats were 4 to 1
cent higher, March 7S-76, and
barley was lower, March
$1.28',.
( On All riakes
HEIDER'S
All Week GBauravatee
; 42S Crart SL Call Tit
S
New York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK. Dec
Al Chem & Dye 175
American Can ... 901,
Am Power it Lt 13j
Am Tel & Tel. -1674
Anaconda 40
Atchison 98
Bendix Avia ' 3S
. 24-OP)-Today s
Gen Foods
,Gtn Motors
iGoodyear Tire .
!Gt North pfd ...
Int Harvest
Int Paper pfd...
J Manville
Kennecott
Long Bell A
Maytag
Beth Steel 92
Boeing Air 21
Calif Pack 292
Canadian Pac .... 12Ta
Case J I 36'.
Chryi-ler 9P
Comwlth Sou .... 37
Cons Edison 267
Cons VulUe . 16s4
Cont Ins 50
Crown Ztl . 31 1
Curtis Wi 6 r
Double Air : 73'4
Dupont de Ne . 186
Gen Electric 354
Miami Copper..
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin
Nat Dairy
N Y Centra' ....
North Am Co
Northern Pac
Pac Am Fi h
Pac Gus Elec
P T & T
Pun American
Penney J C
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec 2; APi
lUSDAl Cattle: Salable 100; total 3C0:
calve, salable and toUl 10: ;nctlv a
pte-holiday market: havdly enough ol- i
fered to reflect pr ice but demand ur
cent and few sale, sharply higher: obd !
good steer. 21.50: load medium short-
led mostly Holstein 19 00: part load
medium -teood heifer cairyine few
cow. US0 lightly sorted at 17 00: few
common heifer. 14 00: canner. and cut
ters I 00-11 00: medium-good beef cow
12 50-14 50: no strictly good cow of
fered: common calve 12 50-15 00: good
choice vealers salable 17. 30-lt 00 and
above.
Ho,.: None salable, total BOO: mar
ket nominal: undertone higher in line
with uneven advance at mtdwestern
markets, but no actual test, top Mon
day 24.00.
Sheep: Salable and total, none: mar
ket nominal: good-choice lamb, sala
ble 21.00-22 00: good ewe. salable
around 6 00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore. Dc. 14-iAPl-Wheat
futures unquoted. Cash grain:
No. 1 flax 7 5
Cash wheat ibid): Soft whit 190:
soft while (excluding Rext 190. white
club 190: western red 190
Hard red winter: Ordinary 190; 10
per cent 191; 11 per cent I M; 12 per
cent 2 02
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 2 23.
11 per cent 2 27; 12 per cent 2 29
Todav s car receipts; Wheat M. corn
13 rtnllfeed 3.
Stocks and Bonds
(Compiled by the Associated Press) .
December 24
STOCK AVtRACES
M 13 IS
Indus Rails til 5
Tuesday 91 2 37 4 4 0
Previous dav 914 "37 5 46 2
Week ago 119 4 37 2 45 7
Month ago Hi 0 34 34 1
Year ago 99 1 47 7 SOS
BOND AVEKAUES
20 10 10
Kails Ind t'til.
Tuesday . 95 0 1 03 0 1 04 0
Picv.uui day ..Ml 103 0 103 8
Week ago 95 0 103 1 103 6
Month ago . 92 I 102 7 104 0
Year ago 103 6 103 7 108 1
AO
luck
66 7
66 9
65 8
h2 2
75 0
10
Fgn !
74 8-,
74 7
74 6 1
' 74 6
75 6 !
Salem Market
Quotations
Bl TTiar AT
Premium . .
No 1
No 2
HITTER PRINTS "
Wholesale
Retail
EGGS Baying Price
Exti a l arge .
Medium
Standards . -
Pullets
Ciai ks
Wholesale, large
Medium -
Standard
POIITRT
Colored hens No 1
No 2
Frers
LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack)
Top lamb
Yearling lombs
Ewes . .
Dairy cows
Dairy bulls
Veal
90
89
BS
S4
SO
S9
55
52
.38
.38
M
J
.65
31
n
33
19 00
14 00
S 00
10 50
13 50
16 50
Hog prices 35c per hundred under
Portland prices for each particular
Brownies Breakfast
SWEGLE A new 4-H club
has been organized at S w e g I e
school, the Cooking I with the
following officers: president, Wan
da Kennedy; vice president, Bon
nie Dee Steele; secretary, Nancy
Jo Jayne; sergeant at arms. Arnold
Hoffman; yell leaders. Lorna Wil
son and Allan Jay Casey; song
leaders. Shirley- La Fleme and
Lois Straw. Brownies Breakfast
club is the name chosen.
Members are fifth graders un
der 11 years of age. January 4
pupils will have a demonstration
of how to serve two kinds of
toast. Mrs. Daniel Casey is the
leader.
Hubbard Woman's Club
Gives Holiday Program
HUBBARD Twenty-one mem
bers of the Hubbard Woman's
club met with Mrs. E. N. An
derson and Mrs. Frank Anderson
and Mrs. Walter Schrock assist
ing. It was the annual Christmas
party but instead of exchanging
gifts packages were prepared for
needy persons.
Entertainment was provided by
group singing. Mrs. L. A. Miller
and Mrs. J. G. Dickey, Doris
Friend and Robin Birkey tang
duets; Anna Stauffer gave a read
ing and Mrs. Earl Grim read a
poem.
Russian Christmas c u s toms
were given by Mrs. L. M. Scholl.
The program was prepared by
Mrs. A. J. Smith and Mrs. Peter
Hunt. Mrs. John Strawn will be
hostess for the club January 2
at 4 p.m.
Clara Jones Mission
Society Has Meeting
GERVAIS The Clara Jones
missionary society met Wednes
day with Mrs. Frank Holoubek.
Mrs. Frank Rebman assisted the
hostess.
Mrs. D. L. St. John led devo
tionals and an exchange of Christ
mas gifts was held.
Mrs. Don DuRette. Mrs. E. S.
Marker and Mrs. Richard Holou
bek were guests.
It is estimated that Cornish tin
mines have enough ore reserves
to permit continued operations
for 50 to 100 years.
c'oiing -Quotation :
43 Radio Corp
54 Rayonier .. ....
55 j Rayonier pfd
47 (Reynolds Met
754!Safeway
iSears Roeb ...
133 Sinclair Oil ...
51 ' So P.icific
22' Stan Brands .
11 Stan Oil Cal .
144 Stew Warner .
25 K
38',
22
38',
15.
48
36".
56'.
17'.
21
13
22".
132 ; i
24
18
72-.
17'.
26'.,
47
DJ 4
14
Studebaker
Sun Mining ...
37'j Union Oil
181,, Un Pacific
3 1 1 1- Un Airline; ...
2 IS. Un Aircraft ...
1 1 U S Steel .
44 :v Warner Bros .
1243iWest Elec
12 Wool worth
42'4i
Portland Pnxlure
PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. J4 (APl
Butterfal i tentative ubjei to Im
mediate change l Premium quality
maximum of 35 of I Der cent aetdttv
delivered In Portland. 93c lb; first qual
ity. SsUc lb: second qua!it. Uric: ailey
routes and country point. 2c le
tlian first or 88c lb
Butter - Wholesale. FOB bulk M
1b cubes: AA. 93 score. Sic. A. 92 score.
79c lb.; B. 90 scoie. 76c 10 . 3. mt score.
71c.
Chess -r Selling price to Portland
retailers: Oregon stnle 4A-5c lb:
Oregon loaf. 52-5c lb. lilplels. 51',
5Sc lb.
T.2t A grade, large. M'l-ftOc:
medium. Wt-iTtC. B giade large.
43-4 5c. small. 43 -45c.
Cdga Puicnases from farmers , Cur
rent receipts. 54-55;. buers pay 1
3'jc doz below wholesale quotations
on traded basis for best hennery eegs
Dressed turkeys No. I young hena.
loose. r.O B. plant. 4-47r lb : No. 1
toms 28-3UC lb. Advance basis to pro
ducers. 25c lb. on loins
Dresaed turkeys Buyers not quoting
fir ices on young hens; No. 1 toms. 21k
b Loose,. FOB plants, on dressed
basis.
Dressed turkevs To retailers' Grade
A. hens. New York stvle. 49-IIc lb .
toms. over 20 lbs . 35 -36c lb.
Dressed chickens- Sell to retailers
Spring broilers. 3 lbs. up. 50c: colored
roasters. 42c: Leghorn fowl, 35c: old
roofers and stags. 28c
Live chickens No I Leghorn broil
ers. 1 to 2 lbs. 30 -32c lb . fibers.
2-3 lbs . 20-32c lb : 3 to 4 lb 35 lb .
roaster, 4 lbs and ovri, 35c lb: l.tf
horn. under 3'a lb.. 18-21X- lb: over
3' i lbs.. 211 -22c lb: foul, toloied. all
w. U . 26-30C. roostiis and stags 1215c
Rabbits A vei age to mailers. MM.
lb; dressed orices to producers 4:ic.
fivers, live, white. 23 :5c lb: coloied
23c lb
Green onions- $1-1 10 a do? bunches
Dried Onions Oregon cllow. No
1 SI 65-1 75 a 50-lb sack: Idaho vel
low Spanish, medium. SI 5-1 40. large.
SI 65-1 75 a 50-lb sack: meriiumv SI 35
1 40 Idaho ellOA Spanish, medium.
SI 25-1 35. larie SI 65-1 7). Idaho w I 1 1
medium. SI 90-2 00
Potatoes Local, long whites No 1
grade S2 85-2 75 100-lb sack Dr hul
No 1. S2S5-2 95. No 2 uc.Slou a
5o-lb back. W'aslnnKton rus-t. No. 1
'l 75-2 85
Vrl Best quality. 27-28- lb
heavv to top quality. 24-31)' lb. B.
23-24c C. 21 -22c culi. 18-20C lb
Hogs block butchers. packet
style. 125-160 lb . 33-34c; over 213 lbs
3t-32c: sows, all weights 29-30c lb
Lambs -- A A 37-:i8- A. :iS-:t6. B.
30-32C C. 25-27C mutton 1012c "lb.
accoiding to quality
Beef BeM quality. 30-22c; B 25
26c: C. 22'. canr-r and cutter, 17-19.
bologna bulls 25c
(a&cara baik-Green B-S'Vc dry 20c
Muul Valley, coarue and nicdiuru
grades 45c lb
Mohair 40c lb on 12-month
growth
May Wholesale shipment' alfalfa.
.No 2 or belter. S3 0U-34 50 ton. Ne
1 timothv $34 WI-35 ." ton ot and
vetch, mixed ha alliy frowriK ask
ing price. $2.1 ikj-?" mi ton. clover hav
uncertifud. 23 00-25 00 ton baled on
farms.
HernLndo Cortes. Spanish ex
plorer arid c onciui.-tador, died in
Spain In 1547.
Liveelock ami Poultry
3 YOUNG Jersev cows One fiesh
$135 2 heavy spmtgrrt. llbo ea E B
Hatfield, opposite udtell Auction. S.l
ettoii Kd i
$100 BUYS A-l 3-vr -old heifer Also
will loan oung gentle addler to if
ljjonsiblc patty Pi 2-3!t
WANTED: All kind of livesto k &
fox horse K I. Betkner. Bt. 2.
Box 242. Ph 2-3423
NEW Zealand White ' rabbits, breed
Ing stock, all ages Frvrrs dtessed or
alive Ph Salem 2-2343
WANTED All kind of cattle,, and
hogc. Will call at farm Write E I.
Snethen. 1550 Lancaster Drive. Ph.
21345 morn or eve
RED TRYERS packaged for home
freezer. 6 or more wholesale price de
livered. Dillon Jones. Ht C. Box 445
Market Street Phone 22298 evening
TOR SALE: Christie N H baby
chicks every Wed Boylngtons. 3710
Stat St Phone 49t.
WANTfcD. fat ana csr.nsr cows rui
beef. Dairy cows, heifers, bulla, veal
Fat bogs. aowi. stags, boars Market
price C McCandlish rt box 373
fh 8147 across from ball park S th
BABY CHICKS: weekly natcrte new
Hampshire other rarletle. Ph
met Let'i Hatchery
CUSTOM dreaatng of chicwm. an
umber Prompt service Dreaaed poul
try wholesale our specially Phone
l-taei t-ee's Hatchry
"WANTED: AII 'kinds of fat live
stock. Valley Packing Co. Phone M3S
Help Wanted Male
NEED several men for year around
factory woik. Apply Thurs . National
i Battery Co . 3 t-attefaen, w. sinni.
I am r Knw Hrtver for invalid wom
an's car. Must be a good careful
driver. Room, board and laundry, S20
a month. Ph. SOJ Jefferson.
Help Wanted Female
EXPERIENCED Beauty operator for
full or part tune work. Lillian s Beauty
Salon. 115 S. 3rd St . Corvallia, Ore
WANTED:" Exp. office girl. Must
have at least 2 years' experience in
bookkeeping or stock record work.
Apply in person to Mr. Munger.
Montgomery Ward.
TfOUNGTADY
Stenographer
to work In real estate a Insurance
office. Some knowledge of bookkeeping
essen t ial S7 5 co Statesma n .
YOUNG Woman for general house
work. Board, private room a wages
Good references, akto health certifi
cate State age. Writ Box Ml
Statesman.
Salesmen Wanted
WANTED
WELL. ESTABLISHED REALTOR
NEEDS TWO GOOD LIVEWIRE
SALESMEN rOR 1M7. Box No. 810
Statesman.
Situation Wanted
MASTER WOODS Cabinet Shop Ma
terials on hand for built-ins. replace
ment!, repairs, drawers, doots and
froduction work. 1(4 S. Comm. Ph
56. Free estimates
WANTED POSITU5NT Good plain
cooking and general housework by
middle aged woman. Would like to
hear from Albany. Medford. Roseburg.
Ore. Want work In town or country
home for on. Write Box tU. car of
Statesman. Salem. Oron:
ROOFlN5 Roof repairing and
application Call 3702.
LIGHT Hauling. Reas. rate. Ph. 8272
GENERAL Cement Contractor. Joe
E. Wilaon. Phone 24371. Salem.
PRUNTNG and peach spraying. P. W.
Beilke. Ph. 21208. .
PAINTING" service, competent vv or k
manrhip, reasonable rate. Pb 2A4Ka.
Situations Wanted
WILL, Car for children full or
part tun In my home. Call 9655 or
494 University.
'CARPENTER at REMODELING CaF
Ineta V mi II work built to order.
REUBEN PASCHKE
Rt. 4, B42I. Orcha rdHelg h t Road
Septic Tanks Cleaned
K r Hamel 114) 8th Wrl Salem
Phone 7404
OlC Circulator serviced and re
paired Ph. 24MI3 before 7.3V AM
or 5 P.M.
PAINTER and Paperhaneer Rmkhi
able price. Free estimate. H J
Wood worth Ph 3015
BULLDOZING. Large and small
equipment I -and clearing road build.
in. logging Call 71J67 or wide Ceo
; Wirth. MO PI) mouth Dr . Salem.
"PAINTING & Piipcrhanging W Q
Crowlv. B57 ShlDpmf Hhuor Bill
YOUNG Married couple want lob on
' farm He i exp iau and farm hand.
14311 N. Cottage
WEST'S water well drilling Depend
able tehvice In Salem area for 23 vrt
Wilte Rt 6. Box 4 ASA Phone 2-2290
I
BILL'S GARACE
i General auto repairing it welding
; I blk S of Pen 4 Corners Phi b2I15
I GENERAL C E M E N T contracting
Stanley Fagg. Ph 2-3045
Interior Decorating
Our specialty Better homes, offices
and apartments One to five men
available
Dick Orey
Painter and Decorator
Phone 25444 or 6285
ALL" WORX guaranteed Windows
valla, woodwork cleaned Floor wax
ed Insured workmen Professional
Cleaning Service Phnne 4457
Pfe&tiuoi Playschool. I3t) fttale
Age 2-a Part or all day Ph S434
For Sale iMiseellaneous
Automotive Tent
Equipment
Weidenhoff Motor Analyier Test
Unit. Weidenhoff Gaa Analyzer. Wrl-
I denhoff (Generator Test Bench. Mir-
quette Ba.lery Chaigei. $1250 CASH.
j All biand new, never be n onctat.-d
1 Owner leaving Ity Ttlday J2V5 D Si
GUARANTEED Torever. flasliliahts
requiring no batteries: 1 and 3 cell
, flashlights i
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N LIBERTY I
STOVE & Diesel Oils Prompt met- j
ered deliverv service Any time
I LARRY'S FUEL OlL I
PJT 2-1917 'j mi N of Pen 4 Corners
HEATING Pads (electric I Plani
clothes lines, ironing pads and cov
ers YEATKR APPLIANCE CO
255 N LlBtRTY
WILL BUY lor casn. sell or trade
guns. piMoit smit unttion Duats or
trailers Don Midiciu High
DECORATIVE and lighted "house
number
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
, 255 N LIBERTY
SPEED Clcun wash, machine PI i
2-2.r0
CHRISTMAS TRF.R HOLDERS '
YEATEK APPLIANCE Cti
25S N LIBERTY
FLL'OH EMCENT kitchen fixtures and
single tube brackets lor use near our ,
mirror !
, YEATER APPLIANCE CO
; 255 N LIBERTY
.(Concrete Huiltliiifis Hlocke
.and Rricks
1 BOOCK Bl'ILDING BLOCK CO
South River Rd Phone 5W8
SEE NEW studio tone Senttiicl la
dlO at Juad i radio t-hop. oppostr
l.nit-d Oiowers (anno)
ELECTRIC Pants pr-ts. cuiLng
and olJenng irone
i YKATER APPLIANCE CO
1 255 N LIBERTY
FOR Better C'u'liim ( alnn-l wt.ik a
fumiture building SEE WESKI.Y M Ki
CO 3760 Carden Hd I'honr
FIGURINES and small gilt items
, YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N LIBERTY
CUTLERY AND TABLE WARE
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
25o N LIBERTY
AUTOMATIC Electric record plavers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
, 255 N I.IBKR-iY
l FLUOR ESCFNT ): ian ps Ideal
for student or- office
YEATEH APPLIANCE CO
255 N LIBFRTY ;
DOtTOR S Stales for the lions
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
.) 2j5 N 1 1HERTY
PIANO Benches laiimans. 35 S 12
BULLDOZERS
Custom made See ours before buv
lng All makes repaired Grubbing
teeth for dozers Holt Weldinsr and
Machine Shop Independence. Oieg
TWO SLICE elect! ic toairtets 12 10.
4 slice S3 85
I YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N LIBERTY
, ELECTRIC Chime, long and short
tubes, motor diiven. and mechai ical
ch.n,es
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N LIBERTY
HEAVY Ruinf smoking stands
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
! 253 N LIBERTY
COFFEE Maker sets. 4 to 6 and
cup coffee makers with stoves
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
StNiTl.l and two burner hot plates
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N LIBERTY
LIMITED Supply Italian chestnut
1780 So High St. Ph. 2-4453.
TWO WAY and ir.tercomm tele
phone' seta
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
I CROCHETED Gifts: Aprons, pot ,
holders 4 bibs 40U Beck Ave
NOW In stock, concrete drain and
building tile, sewer and culvert pip
OREGON GRAVEL CD
1400 N Front St Ph. 3417
RADIOS. Table and console. 1 mod
els from which to select.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
A0"FdMATlC Electric aidearni siaier '
heaters
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
washing machine service
and wringer roll, all make See std
Ellis al Nelson Bros Furniture ktor
JI5 N Liberty
INDIRECT Floor lamp and torchlers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. LIBERTY
GOOD used radios as low aw 110 at
Liberty Radio Hospital, opposite United
Growers cannerv
CtRL'S Zenith bicvele 125 Bov s
Western Flyer bicycle I0. 2O20 Broad
way. CHTCbS Tricycle. baby biiatv,
small wagon, like new. Reasonable
834', N. Capitol
30-30 WINCHESTER Rifle Samuel
Berger. 150 Williams Ave. Shady Rest
Trailer Camp .
Nvlons $2.25
3042 Portland Rd. !
SPRING TOOTH HARROW Just j
received a carload. We can furnirh ,
any six. Ward Farm Store. Tiade
and High St.
the7 royaltour. I
WE buy and sell furniture, tool, j
stoves, dishes, motor, radio. Electric i
appliance, household good KLIG I
MAN s Ze j N commercial rr a
-ALWAYS a big ioe
Woodrv's Furniture Mkt Ph 81 g
G H 57 GALION Hoist DOS Center t
WALL "rtrVl can opener, citrus
fruit luicers
V EATER APPLIANCE CO.
25S N LIBERTY
3' x 8' NEW plywood. ". Inch thick
983 McGllchrist.
COAL or briquet circulating heater
New wood range.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. LIBERTY
' DOES"your roof leak? "Use lOCr
asphalt shingles. Unharmed by any
weather, rain or shine. Installed by
experienced men. For FREE estimate
Phone7177. Western Auto Supply Co.
1443 TABLE Model radio 825. 1821
Cross St. Apt. 3 .
MAN or boy bicycle, good condi
tion. 143 Jleech Ave . Salem.
RED Cocker puppies. 1290 Fir.
For SaleMtaceTlaneonai
TUMBLE BUG I
SCRAPER ;
5 ft.
$ 1 1 9.90
SEARS FARM STORE
."3 Libeily Ph 8333 or H4
OFUC E desk for avJ8ee 453 Court.
GIRL'S bicycle in good shape; Z22S)
Hayden (corner Rose i.
OIL heater. Spaiki. combined with
tank and lubing. Price SS3 Brunswick
radio, cuhinet sire and piiono-gi aprt
comb Price S4S Call ISV4 N. Com I
or Piioiie t82l.
TRAILER?, all with 16" tires and
eithf r new or Ued. On nw factory
built with waterproof " plywood.
One u-erl with pkkup tp steel bed.
One utility cr lnat ttailer with U's
Ixiat like new. One two wheel NEW
flat bed 7',if' cliaii One four wheel
Hat bed. two ton capacity 32 V-S mo
tor, needs lepair. Don MaJiaon. StH9
No Hicli
' FINE 2nd Alwafer l!erit radio. In
excellent cond , IIS. GomJ as he W
baby rub. Jll 30 ltii
TWO oil h a vers Ph I
BOY'S bicycle. S30 Ph. 702.
LUMBER 2xa. 2xl0. 2x4
srvd
lxSs All planed. About SikW ft. Rt. J,
Box 5S7. o Pli.JUS arter gn.
DINNER PtT. new'"S-pc. set. gold
band with blue border and under
wsale cost, only 30 If' tire chain.
Seveial fin 30 -OS rifles. 34S Wincnes
ter. 3 t-pl. revolvers. 7 Winchester
12 gauge. 44 Colt auto Some of that
hard te get ammo ARMY SURPLUS
hovelsy ammo. cans, knap sacks, lt
Stilson wrenches, flexible spouts. Jeeg)
gas cans. Weaver aoepes. Medfleld re
ceivers Don Madisuri. MM) No High.
CENl'INE bathlnette. Good lavVM
motser Ph S44
FISHING tackle, hutd pole tackle
boxes, spinnei, trout teeeis, gaff
hooks, casting poles, casting reel,
automatic fly reel flv lines, salmon
a. id t'tttlin lints, f:ie. eggs, etc. Dua
Madison. 5&0 No. High.
WASIITNC niachinc. good condition.
551 S 14th Ph. 34
TAHf.E arid pin-lt-up lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
HOLLYWOOD HVB CAT1 and teg
ular. Iivdrauiic Vncks. 12" (unction fan,
complete Willi motor new Drlvlnsf
and lug staled beam, light Sealed
beam conve(ion and replacement
htriitit Tiailer hitches, tow cable,
wheel rtnilm, tue pump. Xwl
Maclixon 5WI No. Hign
ATTRACTIVE. Alurt "mum. kitchen
step ladders and slep-os refuse cans.
YEATER APPI 1ANCE CO.
255 N. LIBERTY .
Kola Lumlicr (o.
Rt 4. Salem Lumbar. Red Cedar
Minifies and hullding supplies T C.
i Ted i Muller Phone Salem 2-11SS Yd."
5 mi west of town on halem -Dallas
Hvvv
AUTOMATIC" fcTectric griTT; Tlx3
lAchea w ith double thermimtat Ideal
for small restaurant or chili house.
YEATFK APPLIANCE CO
1 5S N LIBERTY ,
MtTAl. nod plan'ii tt4 lairps. "
YEATFK APPI IANCK CO
255 N LIBERTY
KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N LIBERTY
Ai.l'MINlIM sauce pans." wli (!
tree platteis, frvirg pans. cookie
sheets clothe hampf:
YFATrH APPLIANCE CO .
255 N !.! HFHTY
GL'ARANTKD RADIO RERVff E
rhtX I'K KI'I' DEI.IVfc.MY.
PllONE 2472H
(Vs E Mj! I B-A C tijct'ir plow and
r-iiliivtoi Wn
H Ai.:ii'()
hone Mt.
Ansel. Oretf Monlto' L'i- :l
Drer
2 DRUM
DhL'M Mi.nkc v si j.trt.- for 1I
giowth logging
3414
24:. lair (j Kt. Ph.
River Silt
MASON RAND CONCRETE MIX.
AM) Fil l. DIRT
ALL KINDS OF GRAVEL
Bulhlozjng
Commercial
Sand and Gravel Co.
PH. 2-1156 2-3100
KITCHEN Finks, cait " ir.n" Poice
lj.li tnamsl double ani tingle lump,
( limine ploted swing sixjii. and I up
f.if- r-"-"'-- ",r' S1S
I OIA MMiA lilu V. e.glit Dov s bu y
rle. in v parts, white sidewall tue.
Ph 4S77
" T)ECORaTTnC Holly hliy wrealha
and boutonmeie Ph 58FI2 evetjlngs,
L'N LAMPS '(ultra violet and n-fra-rea
i poi table and stand model
with Unm
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
ELECTRIC "desk, mantle and wall
du h
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
' raTI.ro A D" TYPE LAKITtRVS
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N LIBERTY
ROD and Cun lepair UT Mick en.
ham 235 N. Liberty Ph 2.54MX.
olCHlriTuAT10
NER-HORNfTIENt-R 1801. EXC4.1
TONE OH A I. ITY PRICE Jli Ph 43l
tegmtwedxtv U.ti-cr.ea
Cockers. J. L. Petersen. Rt 1. Boa 237.
J R WatkisM Co. producU. 1717 Cen.
ter St . Saleni, Ph.38
ELECTRIC' room heaters, circu.Taf
Ing steam and reflector type
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
. 255 N LIBERTY J
TOR Your holiday dinner and
parties drink and enjoy pure "appla
Juice, maxle daily from ensected ap
ples (No pteaasrvatlve I Puritan Cider
Works. West Salem.
CHRISTMAS Tree, all le;la
yeaia at this same old place Our
price are iifht. Puritan Cider Work.
West Salem
KITCHEN and bathroom light na
tures YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N XIBERXV
WATER Heater foi iminedlate de
liveiy: 30 eallon Westlnghouse 83 78.
42 gallon Collins 898.23. M gallon West
Inghouse 8118 Ml
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 N. LIBERTY
FULLER Brushes. 1745 Grnt? 835).
STOVt repairing Jh parte
Woodry MkU 1808 N.
v OrrjrionaOtattsmaa
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ReprrsenUti vf?s
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Ward-Griffith Company. In.
Chicago. New York. Detroit.
Boston. Atlanta
Member '
Pacific Coast Division
Bureau of Advertising;
Entered at fk Poafofftc f Saw
lent, Orrpon 4 Stcond Clam Mat
Irr PttblLsked every nurrmtng t
cepf Sfowday Bmsmi ica tit
South Commercial XlreeC
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mail Bubecrlptton Rat In Ad.
vance: Within Oregon: Dally arvd
Sunday. Mo 80 cents: moa. 83 23;
I year 84 00 Lieewher 84) renu per
mo or 17 10 Cur I year la advance.
Per mpy 8 cent
By Crty Carrier. 71 cants a month.
88 00 a year In advance us Marsuai
and adiacettt count!.
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