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I WANTTUAT J IVaXVA V HOTEL VdtTCUED DAY 1r JTELL MC ACAkTvOUR P4 WELmOwNTv b. MUGG, I THE2H ASS LOT OF FBMT I 1 VOX IDEA. J ORSAMZS WU1ET C FOR WALLCT Tl 4 6O50U5 ON A pP jr V BOB&X. .LlNATONAL ONiali I lJ GASOLINE ALLEY: OU WOULD VCENt TVS NAME, FURM6H ANO APVBCTtWNG. II WOULD BE r f THE T0OC WOULD BE DVtPED VJJ7 ""?i7 I BETWEEN UB ON AN EQUFTABLK LT UAVB N,' BA6W. I WOULD ROUND LP S VOUVE GOT V I UEU8E25. OXLECT UOe FEEB I SOMETHING IX Evetfccoy clear TfranOTBCWS X CRflUB VRECE$5 IN UT cJLJKt . 6UX0OER8U93 VJUZ JE$. PULLK'ONEa HtS ' LAWVQ TRJCKS TO WSJ ,ve ouer to hjs sioe H5 tCcVSR SHOTT WBWUXL J NaCWUZ SWEPT l CU'55I I SILL'S I Orr OUR JNOTTOB5.SQ rp--H K4y20N3. I6AJCPNT MEX . GtiUFFVTS SAVUVG EVtWBM6 SHE IOC ME WENT IN ONE EAR AN OUTTOTHER- UKE A L0PC4 BORER auons NEW YORK, May l-(iP-To day's closing quotations: Al Chem St Dye. American Can Am Power St Lt Am Tel St Tel... Anaconda Atchison Bendix A via Beth Steel Boeing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pac Case J I Chrysler Com with Sou. Cons Edison Cons Vultee . Crown Zel Curtis Wr Douglas Air .... Dupont de Ne.. Gen Electric - . 86 .153 y4 . 36 106 33 34 26 .... 33 14 44 . 58 2 23 14 y4 30 8 . 66 Vt .174 Gen Foods , Gen Motors ...I..:. Goodyear Tire Gt North pfd., Int Harvest ...i, Int Paper pfd.; U Manville ; Kennecott Lone Bell A Mont Ward Nash Kelvin Nat Dairy N Y CentraL North Am Co Northern Pac Pac Am Fishj Pac Gas Elec. P T St T Pan American Penney J C 35 j Radio Corp h 58. t- 1 KU. . i i AW -i . 15 15 22 . 14 .33 9 43 10 Rayonier Rayonier pfd Reynolds Met . Richfield Safeway Sears Roeb oa So Pacific Stan Brands Stan Oil Studebaker Mining Union. Oil Un Pacific A -- un Airunes i Pn Aircraft U S Steel 55 43 46 95 55 37lSindair 53 27lSun Warner Bros. West Elec Woolworth Portland Produce PORTLAND. My 1 (API Butter fat tentative (subject to immediate chancel. Premium quality maximum of JJ to I per cent acidity delivered In Portland. 89-2c lb.: flmt quality. 87 0c lb.: aecond quality. S4-7c lb.; val ley routes and country points 2c less than first. 8S-3c lb. Butter Whoiexale, f o b., bulk cubes, (trade A A. 93 score. 83c lb.: A. 92 score. 82c lb.: B. BO score. BOc lb.; C. 8S score. 78c lb. (Above prices are strictly nomi nal Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Orecon (Ingles. 6',i-55c; Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 48a-S8c. EgC To wholesalers. A grade, large. SHs-52',fcc doz.; medium, 48,S-M'.c: A grade. smaU, nominal; B grade, large, 42'-6aC. Eggs Purchased from farmers. Cur rent receipt!. 47',i-60'iC doz.; buyers pay J-J'ic below wholesale quotations on graded basis for best hennery eggs. Live chickens Paying price to dto ducers: No. 1 broilers under 2 lbs, 33-3SC lb.: frvers. 2'4-J lbs.. 40-43C lb.; 3-4 lbs.. 42 -tic; fowl. Leghorns, under lbs.. 23-24c lb.; over 4 lbs.. 27 -28c; colored fowl. iu weignta. X2-33c lb.: stagi. an weights. 14-llc. Rabbits Average to retailers for lo cally dressed animals. S5-S7c; fryers, live, white. 30-32c lb, few quoting lower: colored. 28-30c. old or heavy, 14- 17c. Fresh dressed meats: Prices quoted wholesalers to retail ers in dollars a hundred pounds Steers Good, all weights. $43-48; commercial. S44JO-44JO; utility. M2.50 44. Cows Commercial. $42-43: utility. $41-42: canner-cutter. $37-41. Beef cuts (beef steers, heifers) hind quarters. $51 50-52.50. rounds. $51.50-55: fuU loins, trimmed. $61.50-6: triangle. $4130-0: square chucks. $45-47; ribs. $54-50-50: forequarters. $42-44. Veal and calf choice. $52-54: good. $52-54. commercial. $49-52. utility. $44 48. Lambs good-choice. 30 to 60 pounds. $46-49: commercial, all weights. $44-44. Mutton eood. 70 lbs. down. $24-2. Pork rut loins. No. 1, I to 11 lbs.. - 27 28 i3 I : 18 - 38 22 $4 2B Cal B8 , - 23 28 10 178 1T I 28 - 75 12 46 $53-54: shoulders. 18 lbs. down. $39-41; spare ribs. 3 lbs. down. $49-50. Carcasses aU weights. $34-3430. Country-killed meats: Veal per pound, top light 44-45c; other grades according to weight and quality. Hogs light blockers. 31 -32c; sows. 24-26C lb. Lambs 39 -41c lb.; mutton, 12 -20c lb. Beef good cows. 38-44c lb.; canners and cutters. 33-34c lb. Onions 60-lb. sk. Ore. Brooks, yel lows. No. 1, medium $8-8 50; No. 2, $3 5-4. Australian yellows. No. 1 Urge. $7-50-7.73 50-lb. sk.; Texas, white wax. 50 lbs.. $730-8; yellow Bermuda. $30 8.75. Potatoes Oregon Deschutes and Klamath russets. No. 1. $83-8.75: 25 lb $1.65-1.73; IS lbs, $1-1.03; No. X. 50 Ib.. $2.50-2.65: Wash. Yakima russets. No. 1. $6-8.10; Idaho russets. No. 1-A. $63-830; new crop Calif. Whit Rom. 100 lbs.. $6-41 30. size B. $3.85-4; some lower. Hay U. S. No. 3 green alfalfa or better, carload lots. f o b. Portland. $43 43; U. S. No. 1 timothy, eastern Ore- Km or Washington car lots, f o b. Port nd $39-40: stats and vetch mixed hay, up; certified clover hay nominal. Stocks and Bonds May 1 STOCK AVERAGES 30 IS IS 80 Indus Rails L7U1 Storks Saturday 913 41.7 40-2 ' 87.1 Previous day 91.6 41 S 403 873 Week ago 92 8 423 40.6 68.0 Month ago 90.4 38.6 393 633 Year ago 88 8 31.6 433 63.6 BOND AVEKACES 29 10 10 19 Rails tndust tJttl Porvn Saturday 913 101 4 100.6 62.1 Previous day 913 1013 1003 623 Week ago 913 101.6 1003 623 Month ao 89 9 100 9 99 9 61.0 Year ago 923 103-T 106.6 74.4 MONDAY'S BROADCASTS Kilocycles: KSLM 1290. KOCO 1496. KOIN 978. RGW 626. KEX 11M HOUR 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KG W KEX News KOCO News Hodge Podge Farm Hour Klock 6:15 I Time Keeper l KOCO Klock IKOIN Klock Hodge Podge 'Farm Hour tt-6 t:4S (March Time iNews I KOCO KLOCK i Tex Ritter IKOIN Klock IKOIN Kjock IKneaas News (Early Birds IFarm Hour Fsrro Hour 7 KSLM News Rtse N Shine INews Top Trades KOCO Extension Serv.'News St Sports IT op o Morning Top 'o Morning KOIN KOIN Klock News 'Bob Carred Fred Beck KG W Farm Time IFarm Tim iOld Songs I Ha yes. 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Noon Farm Hour: 1-00 Rid tn Cow boy: 1:1$ Oreeosi School of th Air-. 13S Melody Time? 1-S5 Tim Out; SrOO Lived tn Our N.W S24 Proudly W HaiL 3-00 Orecon Reporter; 3:15 Mi BaB; 4-90 Strictly Jazz; 4:4 Children's Theatre; 1M On Upbeat: $30 Sports Club: 640 News: 6J5 Harrtsburg Grad School: 63S Music of Chechoslova kia; 7:13, Evening Farm Hour; IM, U.O. School of Journalism: 8JV Cam pus Recital: fSv World In Review; IM, Music That Endure: 9:45. Eve ning aaitanooa; ivaas, oiam vzz. EiiEpIIlTE SEOVICS; O Factory 'Tijat Equipment and Service. Method. O All Work Guaranteed. O Pickup and Delivery. , Morrow; Radio " 153 S. Liberty j ' Plvojie 5955: nrtwr 11m uw 1 I iri-.WIuat' Soft whit 234; soft whit (no Rex) 134: whit club 234: western red 234. Hard red waiter: Ordinary 234; 10 oer cent 1 23: 11 nr cent 2.44; 12 per cent 232. Hard whit Baart: Ordtoary 134: 10 per cent 234; 11 per cent 230: 12 per cm i uv. No. 2. 2S-Ib. whit. 8130: bar lev. No. x. a-iD. western, sv.w- Livcstock and Poujtry SADDLE HORSE. 2 mile N. of Brooks. Box T8F. ; EWZEALAND Whites. S does it 1 buck, good healthy stock. 797 S. 25th. Rfj) fRVLR chickens. 3133 'b" jL PUREBRED spotted Poland China bred gilt. $123. Phone 61FX ; BABY CHICKS 9 varietiea. Weekly hatches. Lee's Hatchery. WANTED to buy; All kinds oi cat tie hogs and sheep Frank Wood. Rt T Box 431 H Phone 2-6T14 DEAD Stock picked up. i tree oi charge, day and night wmes h sncrwooa urt. hh or uu collect IMPROVED N H day-old or started chicks and pullets for Immediate or future delivery. Also a complete un of feed, poultry equipment, remedies and seed and garden loo is. roses Hateherv. 3710 state St tnone honded LIVESTOCK buyer. E C McCandltsh. Rt 9. Box 233 Ph. 8147 WANTED. Any kind of cattle, hoc 8i sheep WU1 call at farm. ; Licensed Ss bonded buyers Prompt service E I Snethen Ai Son 1530 Lancaster Dr Aalem Ph 2-1343 uIKr.'S RKhitrv un 30c a lb. for fryer rabbits. Pick-up servic. 3883 State. Phone 109F3. Help Wanted Mal THOROUGHLY Experienced service station attendant. Prefer Standard Oil training. Walter H. ZoseJ Co. Cnemek eta 8c High Sts. , BOYS WANTED. Over $50 week. Sell name plates for front doors. Writ Na tional Engravers. 212 Summer. Bos ton. MM WANTED. MARRIED man to work arm. good salary, nooan rm. house, partly furn. M. L. Brass- field. Meadowview Dairy. Clover dale. Oregon, also single man wanted, must be able to run tractor and handle farm machine WANTED Experienced sawyer for circular mill cutting 23.000. Night shift. May 10th. "Electiie set works. Log turn er . Wpt Saicm Lumber Co- Ph. 9593. PICK UP anoSielivery man for Hart Cleeners. Delias, Ore. Help Wanted Female EARN UP TO $23 WEEKLY and get your own dresses as a bonus without a penny of cost to you. Show Fash ion Frocks to friends. No canvassing. investment or experience necessary. FASHION FROCKS. Dept. SS751. CUi- cmnati. Ohio. ' WANTED Young lady for office work. Train for cashier and accts. pay able clerk. Good hours. Good pay. Con genial group. Apply in person to Mr. Williams, Cherry City Baking Co, Broadway and Market Sts. USfiEJtETT ES. full and part time. ly in person. Grand Theatre. BEAUTS operator. Guarantee and comm. Lipstick Beauty Salon. 1872 State St. Phone 3S3C I FRET In thl city Thursday, April 29, Mrs. Fredrika Frey. lat resident g SOT K. 20th sU. at the ag of 63 years. Mother of Tony Bamlg of Eugene. Oarenc Frey of Saicm: Lueill Frrr of Saicm and Lillian Frey of PorUaad; stop. mother of Emil Frey la Nebraska: ter of Phillip Reitlnc George ReCtruj aou nrt,-ninni avennejo. aui! ox ae lean, Fred ReiUng of Lodi. Calif - JX or man ReUinaT of Forrest Park. 111 modi Rigdon. chapel Monday. May: 3, at 2 JO pa. with concluding serviceB In BeM crest Memorial park. Th Revi Boberg C Skinner wiU otficiat. - t f i SLOAN - - i- 1 f John L. Sloan, lat resident of Salem rout 8. at th Veterans nozprtai in Portland Friday, April 30. Survived by his wife. Mrs. Mary Sloan of Saiera: , his mother. Mrs. S. A. Sloan of Wichi- ta. Kan.; and tw brothers, T. K. Sioaai of Wichita and Ed Sloan of BeUvu. Wash. Announcement of funeral aerv ; ices later by the Cough-Barrack com- pany. j HARBISON ' I I f In this city April 30. John Wallace Harbison, late resident of 65 Marian t-. at the ag of 64 year. Husband of . Mrs. Olive orey Bowman Harbaem -of Salem; father, of John Wallace Harbi son, jr. of Mediord. Sam Harbison of Salem and Mrs. Jan Juxa of Lebanon: iand grandfather of Joan Grey liar bi- soa ana James wauac xiarDiaon- dous of Salem and Sally Jo Juza f Leba non. Member oi th First Presbyterian church of Salem and th Salem Elks lodge. Services wiU be held from the W. f. Rig don chapel Monday. May 3. at 11 am, with interment' tn I Beicrest Memorial park. Dr. Chester W. Ham-. bUn will oificiat. HUDSPETH ' j)' James Hudspeth. lU resident of, Hebe, Ore, at a local hospital. Satur- ; day. May L at th age of $v years. Sur vived by two nieces, Mrs. W. G. (Pearl) Hanna of Salem, and Mrs. P. O. Free ' man of BickreaU; and live nephews. FV O. Hagg of Salem. Frank Col la Ark ansas. Mel via Claocvy of Oranr. Calit and Wallace Clancey and William Cole,4 both of Los Angeles. Services will b 1 held at th Howell-Edwards chapel, Tuesday. May 4. at 1 30 p jn. with eon- , eluding services at th City View cem etery. . a : JESSE?.- j sr. In this c.Ly Saturday. May i. Ceorge (Sandy) Jf-ea late resident f Salem, at the age eg S2 years. Announcement ; of services later by the W. T. Rig don Salesmen Wanted SALESMAN WANTED WE ARE IN NEED OF A HIGH CLASS ; SALESMAN WHO CAN actively represent us and who is interested in making a connec tion with a company that is recog nized as on of lb leaders; in th in dustry. OUR LINK IS EXCLUSIVE And is by far th best that we hive ever manufactured during th 55 years we have been in bmsiness. It consists of CALENDARS. FANS (both folding and modern pictorial). SPECIALTIES. And it offers exceptionally good op portunities to a salesman who is am bitious. So. if interested writ us im mediately for our proposition. U. O. COLSON COMPANY Parts. Dhnots I FACTORY SALESMEN Sell Charles Chester nationally knows Cushion shoes direct. Complete hne for entire family. Full tune or side hne. Full time earn up to $30 per day ta com mission. Big repeats. Sample and equipment free to producers. CHAS. CHESTER SHOE CO., 334 Chester Bldg, Brockton. Mass. 1 EXPERIENCED SALESMAN: If you want a fast selling line paying high commission this national ; firm may have just what you're looking for. Writ quick. This is our best season. Box 391. Dallas. Texas. OPPORTUNITY NEED additional for business of your own. Car necessary. Good profits. Write at once for particulars. Rawleigh's Dept, ORE- 156-216F. Oakland. . Calif, j WANTED: One man preferably horn owner in or near Salem for specialized activity. Liberal dealer profit. Should have car. 2 or 3 day simple instruction sufficient. Writ Box 131 sV States man TWO VACUUM cleaner salesmen for outside selling. Guaranteed draw plus good commission. Excellent opportun ities. Write Box 103. Situations Wanted HAULING 8c discing. Ph. 2-1316. K. w. sennmk. zas Fisher Road. LAWN MOWERS sharpened by ma- chine. Work guaranteed. Bring to shop. Howser Bros. W. Salem. Phone 384. TYPIST wishes typing to do at honv. Phone 8127. WIDOW of refinement, torn college educa will do light housekeeping, part time, exchange for brd room, small salary, while studying. Write States man Box ias fruit spraying. Gus Davis. 1853 Berry St. or evenings for TOOl RETAIL LUMBER and" hard war man, wid xp desires position. Good local clientele, exct rers. Salary com menearat with exp. Writ Statesman Box 132. ' CARP EnI ilk work, alterations and repairs. Small Job only. Phone 25735. LADY WANTS work, what have you I Call 6203. OIL, BlTRNER SERVICE Phone 2-8062 WASRTNG AHT ironing done la my home. Pickup deL Men. If Thurs. N curtain. 142 N. High. FtK 2182L Mrs. Lutsrortn. WILL CARE for child in my horn. Phone TJ50 LANDSCAPING. GARDENING. planting and pruning sauruhbery. Geo. izi Aider, out cnerry at. plantin Farts, 1 IF Y OU ARE buying building-a at lug is. itn tor horn, a tat. Or wDl benld on your lot or esjra. Also buHt-ins mad to order. H. Et and R. if. Scheidel. 1145 S. 13th. Ph. 1-6540. CUo'lUat PLOWING 4k diacing wuh FordFerguaori. Herbert L . Us m. a. box up, ra. xsiixv wkathersTRTPPING and InuTa- tlon Crofoot Bros. Phon 2-4858. J. A. Snd at Son, well orUiav 2S0 Brooks St., Salem. Ph. 6809. - , ' LAWN MOWERS, aciasora, knives sharpened. Dexter. 968 Center. Ph. 833 CUSTOM AND garden pwihav Cau 6 sji Is'alOaLalals aV FHA J- 4H steal Ealata xVrnsI V Aats Slale Fiaaiie Co. 152 8. HIrB St, Lie. $21$-U2tt MOORE Austis V. Moore. TO, late resident f Spokane, in a Spokane hospital Friday. April 30. Survived by three daughters.' Mrs. J. R. Grvens. of Albany, Mrs. Lata -Loop and Mrs. Glenn Wetzel, both of Springfield, and his mother. Mrs. Vina Moore of Turner. Announcement of' funeral eenrtces later by the HoweU--Edwards company. i " . BROWN . f '- -i'r- PTC SUnlcy W. Brown. Ute resident of 1043 Rug st West Salem, at Fort De Mortagne. France. Nov.j 17. 1944. , Survived by his parents.- Mr. i and Mrs. Clarence R. Brown of West i Salem: a brother. Keith A. Brown of Salem, and a niece and nephew, both f Salem. Funeral services wul be helds from th Howell-Edwards chapei Saturday. May 8. at 10 a.m. with th Rev. OrvilW Jen kins officiating. Interment in Bekxest Memorial park. . i j , -, bowks I --j: i -; I---- v Arthur Hugh Bower, later resident of 29 S. 14th t at the restdeae Satur- -day. May 1. at the ag of S3 year. Sur vived by hi -widow. Mrs. Margueru Bower of Salem; a daughter. Janet Bower of Salem: a son, Donald -L. Bower of Salem, and a brother. Loren Bower of Sacramento. Calif. Announce ment of funeral aervices later by the CVmgh Barrick company. i ICE CBEAII; Qnaris , . 33 SAvHIG CEIITED UE U2UIT YOUR EGGS! j. j t--' ' Always a Dependable Cash Market! Curly s uairy Fksno 0703 - HEALTH TO SOU i . After CatTectlnf ; OeiiMVTfaeuul trtles) j nstats,' Fls;mrc, rralapae, ill: ether RecUl Dis- v N DeaTHtaTixaUeai rTriU ac CsO far I Tr Bc4Uet : Ok. IL Barrnolds CUsIa KslzrreyiVaetoiet-lst ' tit N. Iitjcrtr 8U BaJeta. Or. WTiy Suffer Any Longer Wken atann ran. m ur tr lYsmadles. Aaxxxtng sacevs fa rears la Cklna. N asatter what ailments yew aj axTJfetaeV sUsotdets. rrasnSthL heart. lanes, ov er, kiaaeys, gas, sUabsfa. raeenu er fever, skhs. f CHARLIE .CHAN ? ' CHXNESB r CO." ZSt N. - Ph i MtN - SALEM. ORE. urOe Beers 9 t C aicers. gall and btod- gBnuut JSskaa J BuaaaBsn Dr.TJXaaaJ(3. Pt Rfsiiwa DSS. CHAIJ .;. 4 UXI-... 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