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Newspaper Page Text.is 4-J1iwStc-m2ic--.-- -ill PA - &t n a? It 4 m w n v c k w r n r r v s k ri . ra t ran showgirls set bcrore television camera la London after donning luutlly-ordere- brassieres. British decided "seml-nades" were not for English, eyes. Left U tight: Ivano Grenuer, Magglo Clarion, Christian McCormlck. V PACING HOUDINI'S SPIRI T M arieiaas hold their Tain effort to contact tha spirit of Houdinl oa the 22nd anniversary of his death. Locks, handcuffs and personal scrapbook of the treat escape artist are on the table. Clockwise around the table, start ing with profile ef man at left, are: Bob Sherman. Brldfeport, Conn.: Dr. Shirley L. Quimby. Colum bia University professor of physics; Mrs. Joseph Dunninfer, wife of the mentalist: Edward Dart, maraxine publisher; Ralph Read, author on mafic: Sidney Radner, owner of Houdini collection; Bob Land, editors Milt Kelly. AP writer: Mrs. Edward Dart; Edwin V. Burkholder. mystery story writer; Mrs. Sidney Radner and Stewart Robb. writer; They'll try again next year. Chemicals Up Stock Prices; Split Proposed By Rader Wlnget NIW YORK, Dec. 20 Chemicals boosted the stock mar ket out of a narrow range today aodinf average prices slightly A lata up trend started when DuPont directors proposed a four lor ona stock split DuPont jumped nearly nine points and closed up t at 179. Subject to stockholders approv al at a meeting April 11, the split will become effective about June 1. At the same time Allied Chem ical gained 4 at 179, on the pos sible theory that it was in the high price range where splits are logical. The Associated Press average of Ililk Is Only 11c Per Pound Ton Can's Even Bay NECK BONES for That Price AND . . . in milk you get 100 food value No muss, no fuss, no preparation expenses - - - It's the Cheapest, Most Nourish Ing Food You Can Buy. Curly's Dairy Phone 3-8783 HEALTH TO YOU After Correcting Hemorrhoids (Plies) fistula, Pissare, Prolapse, and other Rectal Dis orders. No- Oospitallxatioa fFrito or Call for Free Booklet Dr. R. Bsrynolds Clinic NatsnProcfotorfst tit N- Liberty SU Salem. Ore. 183 r- iT Akin - St' 4MftWUM4kNF'al V s r.: - v. m . : at ". "Sf T F A " - M : i 9 . . . lliln,. i h mi 2 New York Stock Quotations American Can ... Am Power & Lt Am Tel & Tel Anaconad Bendix Avia Beth Steel Boeing Air Calif Pack Canadian Pac Case J I Caterpillar Chrysler Comwlth Sou ... Cons Vultee Continental Can Crown Zel Curtis Wr Douglas Air Dupont de IV e . 81i!Gen Electric . 1 8 Gen Foods ..150 Gen Motors ; - 327s Goodyear! Tire .. . Splint Harest - 33Int Paper 22Kennecoti 34HLibby Ucfi &t L - lSlslLong Betf A 35 34 Mont Ward . 54 4 'Nash Kelvin .... . 53VNat Dairy . 3 jN, Y. Central .. . 9 Northern pac .... 23 (Pac Am Fish .... . 243i Pac Gas Elec .... . 7'2 PT & T J . 51 Vi Penny J C i79?4!Radio Corp 60 stocks gained .2 of a point at 64.3, the best rise in more than a week. The industrial component was up .6 of a point, and rails and utilities were unchanged. ! The volume of grading was com-! paratively low at 980,000 share3j of 1,060 issues traded, 343 advanc ed and 417 declined. There were 57 new lows for the year reached, and one issue made a new high. Wheat Closes Higher After Shaky Opening By William Ferris CHICAGO. Dec. 20 -iJP)- Wheat ended with a show of strength on the board of trade today after shaking off some early faint-heart-edness. The bread cereal closed with gains extending to a cent, giving the best performance of all grains. Corn and oats ended with small losses. They reversed the action of wheat, staring off linn and then sliding' late in the day. Action of three major grains indicated there may have been some switching of positions by local traders. Wheat closed td 1 cent higher,' corn was '- lower, oats were; lower, rye was -l high er, soybeans were lower to 2V3 j nigner and lard was 10 to 37 cents Dr.Y.TXaisnN.D. Or.O.CluuN.D. DRS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE HERBALISTS Z41 North Liberty Upstairs Portlaad Geaeral Seetrle C. Office apca Satarday omly II a. as. to 1 to I Catsml- tatlosu Bl pressar ajMI orlsie tests are fro of tinea 117. 3 ... .... annual seance in New York in 39',8'Rayonier 39l-2 Rayonier 584 Reynolds 27 21 i 26 1678 38 7i 488 664 213,i 94 104 29 87 lo3; 71 10 4434 pfd . Met 4m Richfield 268 Safeway 51 34 Sears Roeb .. 55 7 g So Pacific .... Stan Oil Cal 8 204 COT Studebaker .. Sun Mining 90 147g Transamerica Union Oil .... Un Pacific .. Un Airlires U S Steel .... Warner Bros 122 182 14'4 30'- 89' 2 Wool worth .. 44'2 134 a hundred pounds higher. Major prop for the wheat buying was a decline in receipts of the cash grain at most terminals. Wheat prices have fallen back be low a point where it is profitable to redeem wheat under the gov ernment loan and sell it in the free market, grain men said. The game of quoits apparently originated along the borders of England and Scotland in the 15th century. Salem Market Quotations BUTTERFAT Premium No. 1 No. 2 .72 .70 .63 .73 .78 .60 .55 .45 J30 .67 .62 .52 .52 JO .38 .32 M .18 15.00 20.00 12.00 6.00 13.00 14.00 19 00 27.00 22.00 PRINTS Wholesale Retail EGGS (Buying) Large double A Medium Pullets Cracks EGGS wholesale arge double A Medium double A Pullets Cracks POULTRY Vo. 1 Leghorn hens No. No. No. No. 1 colored hens 1 colored fryers (2 to 3 1 colored fryers (3 lbs. 1 old cocks lbs.) up) LIVESTOCK by Val Pack Feeder lambs Wool lambs Yearling lambs Ewes Fat dairy cows Cutter cows 10 2 14 8 14 22 18 00 to 00 to 00 t o .00 to Bulls 00 to 00 to 00 to Veal. ISO to 300 lbs. Calves, 300 to 450 lbs. Salem Healing and Sheet Ilelal Co. "Heating- Headquarters" 185 Broadway St. Ph. 3-8555 Salem. Oregon Day r Night ; -S ;iiem bitiiarief EXrSTKOM Mrs. Anni J. Efstrom. at tho resi dence. 80 N. 14th st December 18. Survived by her husband. E. V. EU strom. Salem; daughter, Helen Win termute, Salem; son. Robert L. 11 trom, Salem; rrandchildren. Patricia Ann ELfitrom, Joan Kay Win termute, both of Salem, and Robert L. EUstrom. Jr.. Camp Perrln, Tex. Services will be held Tuesday. December SI. at 3 pm. In the Clough-Barrick. chapel with the Rev. Chester W. Hambhn officiating. Interment will be in Bel crest Memorial park. MEYERS In this city Sunday. December U. Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers, late resldeot of S75 Marlon St.. at the age of 14 J ears. Survived by six daughters, Mrs. . Zyllo of Minneapolis. Minn.. Mrs. James Saurer of Fergus Falls. Minn., Mrs. William Setters of San Francis co. Mrs. L. W. Strohl of Portland and Mrs. D. Miles and Mrs. Austin Walk er, both of Salem; two sons. John Meyers of Los Angeles and Frank Meyers of Portland; 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Member of St. Joseph's Catholic church. Reci tation of the rosary at the W. T. Rig don chapel Wednesday. December 22. at t p. m. Services in St. Joseph's Catholic church Thursday at 8 JO a. m. with interment In St. Barbara's cemetery. MO EN Einil Moen. late resident of 463 Morgan St.. at a local hospital Sun day. December 19, at the age of 59 years. Survived by his wife. Mrs. Cora Moen of Salem; a son. Harvey Moen of Salem: two brothers. Harry Moen of Avllla. N. D.. and Alvin Moen of Underwood. Minn., and sev en sisters. Mrs. Annie Erickson of Salem. Hanna Lein of Seattle. Thea Lindon of Clearbrook, Minn.. Carrie Olson and Emma Johnson of Leonard, Minn., Mabel Jenstead of Larimoire. N. D., and Hilda Anderson of Minne apolis. Member of the West Coast Lumber Graders association. An nouncement of services later by the Howell-Edwards company. CASSEDT At the residence, 1880 N. Commer cial St.. John B. Cessedy, Sunday, De cember 19, at the age of 84 years. Survived by three children, Ercil Cas- sedy of Terre Alta, W. V- Format! Casaedy of Elluns, W. V and Mrs. Wilma Baker of Salem; and seven grandchildren. Announcement of ser vices by the W. T. Rigdon company. gTURGESS At the residence Brooks route 1, box 63. Ralph Edward Sturgess, Sun day. December 19, at the age of 65 years. Survived by his wife. Mrs. Katie P. Sturgess of Brooks; two sons, Har ry R. Sturress of Brooks and Fran cis E. Sturgess of Hillsboro; a daugh ter, Mrs. Jean Smythe of Portland; three brothers, Frank Sturgess of Brooks. Charles Sturgess of Portland and Monroe Sturgess of Cloverdale: and a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Byerly of rleoo. Member of f idelity lodge 54, AF 8c AM. Services from the W. T. Rigdon chapel Wednesday. December 22. at 1:30 p. m.. the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Interment In the IOOF cemetery. Ritualistic services by the Masonic lodge. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 20 -(AP)- Butterfat Tentative, subject to im mediate change. Premium quality max imum to 35 to 1 rwr cent aciditv de livered In Portland. 71-84c lb.; first quality, 69-72c lb.: second quality. 67-70c; valley routes and country points, 2c less than first. Butter Wholesale FOB bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA. 93 score. 68c lb.; A, 82 score. 67c lb.; B. 0 score. 65c; C. 89 score, 64c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese Selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles, 44'2 52'zc; Oregon 5-lb. loaf, 47i-55,,jc. Eges To Wholesalers: A crade. large. 62'i-64'2C; A grade, medium. 592-62',c; grade B. large. 52'2-562c. Live chickens (No. 1 aualitv FOB plants) Broilers, under 2'.i lbs.. 33-34c lb.; fryers. 2'i to 3 lbs.. 35-36c: 3 to 4 lbs.. 36-37c; roasters. 4 lbs. and over, 38-41c; fowl. Leghorns, under 4 lbs., 30c lb.; fowL Leghorns, over 4 lbs.. 34-35C lb.; colored fowl, all weights. 39-40C lb.; old roosters, all weights. 16-19c lb. Turkeys Net to producer on a dressed weight basis, U. S. grade A young toms. 50c. A grade hens, 64 65c. Dressed turkeys to retailers Grade A young hens, 70-71C lb.: New York style dressed; A grade young toms, 58-59C. Rabbits Average to retailers for live, white. 4 to 5 lbs . 30-32c: 5 to 6 lbs. 2H-.3ik-' rolnrpri 2 rpntt lnu.r- old or heavy, does. 13-15c lb. 5c lb. Th. u. " lti0tld-h0-': Fresh dressed meats ing dressed meat prices qi salers to retailers for fresh meats are in dollars a hundred pounds: Beef Steers Good, to 700 lbs.. $44-46; commercial, $38-42, utility, $33-36. Cows Commercial. $34-38: utility, $32-33; canner - cutter. $29-31. Eeef cuts good steers) Hind quarters. $50-53; rounds. $47-50: full i loins, trimmed. $68-72; triangles. $38- 40; square chucks. $43-46; ribs. $55-61; forequarters, $43-45. Veal and calf Good and choice, $43-45. commercial, $39-42; utility $35 39. Lambs and mutton: Lambs Good-choice, 30 to 60 lbs., $42-45; commercial, all weights. $40 41. Mutton Good, 70 lbs. down. $19- j 20. Pork cuts Loins No. 1 8 to 12 no.. .J r ' J . aiiuuiucja. AO 1L. UUH n, , $39-40; sparenbs. $48-52; carcasses, $33 34. lk. AC . L I I T a It I Wool Coarse, valley and medium grades. 45c lb. Mohair 25c lb. on 12 - month growth. Country killed meats: Veal Top quality. 40-42c lb.; other grades according to weight and qua lity. Hogs Light blockers. 32-33c lb.: sows, light. 27 -30c. Lambs 38-40c lb.; mutton. 14-18c. Beef Good cows. 27 -31c lb.; can ner s and cutters. 23-27c lb. Onions 50-lb. western Ore. yel-j lows. No. Is med.. $1.75-1.85: large. 1 $1.75-2 00. Idaho yellows, med., $1.75- ' i.bo: large, sz.4o-z.50; white, med.. $2 60-2.75. Potatoes Oregon russets, cent, dist. No. 1-A. $3.50-3.63: 23 lbs.. 90 5c: No. 2. 50 lbs.. $1.20-1.30: Klamath Falls. russets. No. 1-A. $3.60-3.65; Wash.. Yakima. russets. No. 1-A. $3.25-3.50; 25 lbs.. 85c; Idaho russets. No. 1-A, $3.75-3,85. Hay Following prices are strict ly nominal: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa or better. Carlots FOB Portland, $37 38: U. S. No. 1 timothy. $37-38: oats and vetch mixed hay. Uncertified clo ver hay. $24-25 ton. baled on Willa mette valley farms. Stocks and Bonds Compiled by the Associated Press Dec. 20 BOND AVERAGES " 20 10 10 10 Rails Indust Util Forgn Monday 89.3 101.3 100.2 62.6 Prev. Day 89.6 101.3 100.1 Week Ago 89.7 101.2 99.8 82 7 ' l i , k Month Ago 89.9 101.1 Year Ago 88.4 100.3 99.9 99.2 STOCK AVERAGES 30 13 13 Indust Rails UtU 88 9 38.3 39.0 88.3 38.3 39.0 89.0 39.4 39.8 88.4 39.S 39.1 81J 36.7 38.8 60 Stks 64J 64.1 64.6 64.4 KJ. Monday Prev. Day Week Ago Month Ago Year Ago Portland Livestock' PORTLAND, Ore., Dm. 30 -(AP)-(USDA- Cattle: salable 1550. total 2060; holdover 250; calves salable and total 250; market slow, generally steady with last week's low time: some bids on holdover steers below late last week; load above average good 977 lb. fed steers 27.00; scattered sales medium steers 22.00-24.50; common steers downward to 17.50; load good 70 lb. fed heifers 25.00; scattered loU common - medium heifers 17.00-22.50; cutters down to 15.00; canner - cutter cows 12.00-14.50; shells down to 10.00 and below; common - medium beef cows 16.00-18.00; few good cows 19.00 25; but good young cows scarce; good beef bulls steady at 22.00-50; odd bead 23.00; common - good sausage bulla weak at 17.00-21.50; some unsold; calves strong to 1.00 higher; good -choice vealers 28.0O-30.OU; some held higher; large lot good 375-400 lb. calves up to 27,00; medium good sausage calves - 21 -50-23.50; cull - common calves and vealers 12. 0O-20. 00. Hogs: salable 1100; total 2500; mar ket 50 cents lower; active at decline; goo - choice 180-230 lbs.. 23.00; 250 280 lbs.. 21.00; heavier weights down to 20.00; good-choice 150-165 lbs.. 21.00-50; good 350-550 lb. sows 18.00-50; lighter weights up to 19.50; food - choice mixed weight feeder pigs 23.00-24.00. Sheep: salable and total 400; market active, fully steady; good - choice lambs 20.50-21.50; medium - good 18.00-20.00; common - medium feeders quoted 14.00-16.00; food light ewes salable around 8.00. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 20 -(API-Cash wheat (bid): soft white X.23; soft white (excluding rex) 2.23; white club 2-23: western red 2 .23. Hard red winter: ordinary 2.23; 10 per cent 2.24; 11 per cent 2.25; 12 per cent 2.28. Hard white baart: 11 per cent 1.40; 12 per cent 2.46. Today's car receipts: wheat 24; bar ley 7; corn 4; oats 2; millfeed 2; flax 1. Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion. De partment of Probate. In the Matter of the EsUte of Frank S. Healy, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed . Ex ecutor of the Estate of Frank S. Healy. Deceased, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County (Probate Department). All persons hav ing claims against said estate are here by required to present such claims duly verified, and with proper veri fication attached to the undersigned at 200 D"Arcy Building. 462 'i State St.. within six months from date of this notice, the same being dated and pub lished the first time this 7th day of December, 1948. FRANK J. HEALY. as Executor of the Estate of Frank S. Healy. Deceased. D. 7-14-21-28. J. 4. FINAL NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed in the Circuit Court of Marion County. Oregon, Probate Department,; his final account as Exe cutor of the estate of W. A. SAUER ESSIG. also known as WILLIAM AL BERT SAUERESSIG. deceased, and said Court has fixed Thursday. December 23, 1948. at ten o'clock A. M., in the Circuit Court Room In the County Court House at Salem. In said County, for hearing said final account and all objections thereto. Dated November 23. 1948. 1 JOHN E. SAUERESSIG. Executor. Estate of W. A. SAUERESSIG. also known as William Albert Saueressig. deceased. WALTER S. LAMKIN, Attorney. Salem. Oregon. N-23-30-D-7-14-21 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of Marion County, Oregon. Probate Department, as administratrix of the estate of CLAUDE E. WHITE, deceased, and have qualified as such; all per sons having claims against said es tate are notified to present the same, duly verified, at 211 Oregon Building, Salem. Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated this 30th day of November. 1948. MATT IE L. WHITE Administratrix of the estate of Claude S. White, deceased. WALTER S. LAMKIN. Attorney. Salem. Oregon. N. 30-D. 7-14-21-28 Livestock and Poultry ABOUT 60 HENS I yr. old. White 4 brown leghorn. Some Monarchy, some New Hampshire Reds. 1110 S. 22nd. Call anytime. ORDER red fryers & roasters today. 3135 D St. BANTY CHICKENS. Phone 2-2343. LICENSED c bonded livestock buy er. Claude Edwards. Rt. 3. Box 899 E i Phne 3-1144 i ' iTAmi-u: inin cows ana neuers lor : feeders, also butcher cattle. Get my bid. 11 WI" COft yu nothing. Earl Du Chien. i 2495 N. Sth Salem. Phone 2-1656. WANTED: Thin cows and heifers for ' : 1- BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. E. C. McCandlish, 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147. NEW HAMPSHIRE Weekly hatches. Ph. Hair pit. baby chicks. 2-2861. Lee's HIGHEST PRICES paid. Cattle and horses wanted for fox feed. Call col lect Sherwood 4432 FOR SALE 15 mo. 3-1147. Rt. 3, box 907. heifer. Ph. 1 DOZ. hens, $1 ea. Rt. 3, box 450. Liberty rd. to Cunningham Lane, mi. 2 YOUNG cows. Thin and flesh. Fresh 3 mos. $100 each. Mike McDulin. 2 mi. N. of Brunks Corner. WHITE DOE. trade for 7 mo. white doe. Ph. 2-2362. J FRYERS. 68c lb. dressed and drawn. Ph. 23395. 785 Ratcliff dr. Help Wanted COTTAGE PARENTS, man and wife only. High school education, experience in handling children. 30-50 years of age. Live in cottage and supervise boys. Oregon State Training School, Wood burn MAN' OR WOMAN to handle vending machine route. Salem It surrounding towns. Full or part time. No selling, permanent weekly income. $500 cash In vestment required. Write Statesman Bx. 452. give phone number. Help Wanted .Male WANTED- Carrier for Oregon Jour nal. Salem Heights District. Ph. 3-7769. Help Wanted Female WANTED: Dependable girl or wom an to help with children and house work. Room, board, good wages. Ph. 3-9440. GIRL FOR general office w7ork. Typ ing required. No shorthand. 3i days a week. Bausch and Lomb. 180 S. Church. CAR HOP wanted. White's Drive in. 1138 S. Commercial. Situations Wanted TREE WORK, trimming, topping, fell ing, removing. Ins. operator. Free est. W H McAllister 840 Trade. Ph. 2-1496. EXPERIENCED parts man capable of managing department. Prefer position with local csr dealer. Good references. Phone 2-5704. WILL CARE for your child in my home while you shop. 25c hr. 1930 Fairgrounds Rd TaRPENTBR" work: Build, remodel. St repair. Ph. 2-2348. CURTAINS washed, stretched. 2-3448. CARE FOR children, your home. 485 Ford. Luna Ralston. Ph. 2-6546. LADY WANTS home with woman alone. Will work some. Box 449. States man. PAINTING: good work, reasonable Drices. Phone 2-5518 CARPENTER: Building and remod eling of all kinds. Phone 3-5582. DRESS MAKING and alterations. Ph. 2-9840 after 3 p. m. Situations Wanted Painting & Decorating Phone J-7552 " TYPIST Letters! envelopes!! thesis. etc. Reliable. 1S30 ralrgrounas ltd. TREE WORK, all kinds. Shrubbery! Room 210 Marlon hotel. Ph. 24123. Mike's Septic Service Tanks cleaned. Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. Phone 2-9468 or 2-3327. HOUSEWORK by hour. Ph. 2-7085 Chimney sweep. North nets, ph. 2-4450 SEWERS and septic tanks installed and repaired. Scharff Bros Phone 25568. OIL CIRCULATOR furnace and chimneys cleaned Vae- num used. B. F. Ensley. Ph. 2-7178. m DRAWING house plans. TT. Painting & Decoratin WZ SPECIAL IZB IN INTERIORS 2-5444 j DICK OREY 6265 WANTED. Furniture to glue and re pair Lee Bros Furniture Reflnlshms Co Ph 2-1233 4020 E State St SALESMAN for weatherstrlpplng & Insulation. Good percentage. Ph. 20500. OLD WELL established national firm recently promoted two salesmen to managerial positions, leaving openings In Salem sales organization. Excellent opportunity for right men. No can vassing. Car necessary. Our men aver aging $150 weekly. Mr. Simpson. 0:00 to 2:00. 248 N. Commercial, rm. Z3. PRACTICAL nurse. Call at S55W. Liberty or Ph. 27615. OFFICE OR personnel manager, col lege education, 4 years administrative and 2 years auditing and field work experience. Write box 433, care of Statesman. WANTED housework or dishwashing by day or hour. Also baby sitting. Good ref. Ph. 27779. 635 N. Summer. For Sale Miscellaneous PLASTI-KOTE requires 110 waxing, use lt on floors, linoleum, woodwork. etc. YIATER APPLIANCE CO. TWO prectically new sidewalk bi cycles. Ph. 3-8523. 1845 N. 24th St. OIL CIRCULATOR, cost new 279. us- ed 5 mos. $25. Howser Bros. Ph. 2-3646. WOOD lathe. 20 In. between centers. 10 in. swing, complete with s h p. motor, chisels, 2 face plates. $39.50. Howser Bros. 608 Edgewater St. 4 CYCLE drag saw with 5 ft. blade. in good shape. $150. Phone 3-3646. FLOOI R polishers, vacuum cleaners. Y EATER APPLIANCE CO. ' REFRIGERATORS. ranees. water heaters, washers, lroners, trash burn ers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO, Christmas Trees Fairgrounds Rd. at Highland Ave. GRAVEL, sand and flit Delivered, or on your truck at the pit. Ph. 2-4002. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Toilets $49.50 complete. New. close coupled silent flush reverse trap with seats. Also elec. hot water heaters, $78.50. New guaran teed 42-gal. Capital Bargain House. 143 Center St. WILL BUY, SELL OR TRADE MODERN OR ANTIQUE FIREARMS THE HOUSE OF DON, 268 N. Capitol USED TOILET $27.50. Elec. rang $20. Davenport $23. Elec. refrigerator $147.50. Steel bed $5. Bed springs $9.50. Spool bed $7.50. 610 S. ComX BUY OR rent for someone, a wheel chair from Max Buren, 743 Court St. Ph. 3-7773. HAVE YOUR timepiece troubles taken care of by The Clock Doctor, 190 S. 14th St. 4 PIECES Revere Ware: 2 qt. sauce pan, la qt. dble. boiler, 4 qt. sauce pan, 10 in. skillet. Practically new. Cheap. 1516 Elm St.. W. Salem. A. K. C. Reg. Eire, bull due puppies. brood matron, very reasonably priced. Pet or show stock. A. K. C. Reg. Red Dachshund puppy $50. Ringland's Kennels. Ph. 3-6859 and 2-5954. WHITE porcelain gas kitchen range, good cond. $50. Gas floor furnace with thermostat, heats $ rm. house. $60. 2004 Market St. CROCHETED chair sets and doilies. Phone 3-4252. ONE 8 IN. table saw, 6 in. Jointer, drill press. Jig saw-disk it belt sander combination with J',i h.p. motor, all on stands St used very little. Price $250. No pieces sold separately. See at Rt. 9. Box 808. Salem EUREKA vacuum cleaner, upright model with waxer attachment. Prac tically new. $50 or make an offer. Ph. 2-7585. 1185 N. 25th . BEST QUALITY Eastern Oregon al falfa hay. 1st and 2nd cuttings. $40 per ton. Delivered truck load lots. 12 ton. Freeman St Sons. Ph. Salem 2-3342. Rickreall, Ore. Christmas Trees Any tree $1.00. Holly 80c lb. 3360 N. Portland Rd. Building Something? New in. sheet rock. $53 per M. Rock lath plaster base 35c per yd. 1 1 in Simpson board $67.50 per M. New plywood: t In., 12c a ft.; in., 22c: in., 25c Sc 27c. C. G. Long, Rt. 2, Box 31. Salem. Ph. 2-5821. 1 mi. N. of Kelzcr DECORATING holly, holly wreaths and gift boxes. Basil Zeu. Orchard Heights rd. Ph. 58F12 evenings. CRAFTSMAN jigsaw $13. Movie- graph 16 MM projector with S rolls of film $23. Fred Kites. Kt. 7. Box 89, Salem. Ore. Highway 99 north. l' mi. from underpass, west on Claxter Rd. to u. z.. tracic, north ath house on right. NORGE OIL circulator, man's 26 In. bike, twin bedsteads. Ph. 2-4970. Commercial Sand & Gravel Crushed rock. Ready mix. All kinds of sand and graveL River silt and fill dirt. Ph. 21966 AVON Cosmetics. Phone 3-1146. USED DUO-THERM oil heater. S to 6 room size. $49.50. easy terms GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC. 467 Court St. Phone 3-9611 A B. apt size elec. range, Calrod un its new. $110. Ph. 34284. . WARDS Appliance Service Dept. of fers complete service facilities for all Montgomery Ward appliances. Just call 3-3191. "FERTILIZER, cow or chicken. De livered In Salem, well-rotted or fresh. $5 per cu. yard. Also by sack. $1 per sack at place or will del. 3 sack order Phillips Bros. Rt. 6. Box 118. Ph. 68F22. ALWAYS a big toc Woodrv Furniture Mkt. Ph. 3-3110. THOR WASHER, good condition; very reasonable. 690 N. 14-th St. Christmas Trees Leo's Lot. 1841 S. 12th SC. Tree spray ed to order. ; ' FARMERS Attention Electric fence controllers, homo milk pasteurizers, butter churns. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 5 PUREBRED Doberman Pincher puppies. Dial 2-Q224. SMALL PIANO, used very little. A bare a i n for c as h . 1 690 S. Co tta g e . S t . U S ED WASHERS. Refrigerators. Ranges. Water heaters. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. FOR YOUR Holiday dinners St par ties, drink St enjoy pure apple juice. Clear and sparkling, made fresh daily. Contains all the health building fruit vitamins. (No preservatives.) Puritan Cider Works. W. Salem. ELECTRIC room heaters. YEATER APPLIANCE CO- UTAH COAL by the sack or by the ton. Capitol Lumber Fuel Co. Phone 3-7721 20 SACKS of ccmrnt. Ph. 2-6670. DINING RM. table and 4 oak chairs. New bird cage. Large Silent Sioux oil circulator. Ph. 2-6670. GOOD USED lumber. 2 ranges, trash burner, etc. 1161 Union St. Ph. 2-1487. WHITE ROTARY sewing machine. $40. 3441 Sunnyview ave. "GIRL'S GOOB blcycie7"ib3 BHIer ave. Ph. 3-7wn. GOOD WIRLD bicycle. $2. Almost new Sunbeam electric razor. 1337 N. Winter. ; LARGE OIL circulator, 1 yr. old. Will trade for smaller circulator. Box 323. Aumaville. Ph. 1784. Fop Sali Miscellaneous i A KICK little riding pony for child- ren. fn. s-za iz. i. $7S ' tUC. rang with new wiring and bow burners. Have moved. Using mmm T A .4 wa fl9 - . . h. A . cleaned, uud 1 yr. Cost $43. Sell tor i 1 CYLINDER Briggs tt Stratum "mo tor. Mackinaw size 40. like now. Ph. a- i in. COCKER duddIm voull G nrntul to own. 33 Huge St., W. Salem. -HOLLY WREATHS St swags. Open ovemngs. v emoerton s f lower shop. iiwwi s. izx n. FOR CHEERY Christmas tables. Ta Vera Candles. Wallpaper dept.. R. L. Elf strom Co. H. P. spray outfit. $30. 113 N. Church st. SPECIAL Reg. $1.69 Christmas tree lights. Mc. 245 Center st. BABY BUGGY. Teeterb.be. car bcC patninette with tray. Ph. z-4385. ; HOOVER SWEEPER. Thayer baby buggy. Both good condition .Call In afternoon. 1349 S. High st. POE'S .mimeographing, typing ser Vice. Quality work. Lower prices. 660 N. 16th. Ph. 3-3643. , . i OFFICE SAF weighing approxl mately 300 lbs. For information con tact office manager. Ph. 23611. . "REFRTSERAtOR.Daby buggy, high cnair ana Dreaxiast table, vn. Z5B39. : SINGER SEWING machine, treadle, S drawers. Perfect sewing cond. Un derwood typewriter, good cond. $40. Cream separator, $23, or will take lay ing hens or anything can use. Keller Place, 1 ml. N.W. Chemawa. RL 2. box 403B, Salem. C6LUFTPUPPIES AK.C. reg. fiabio color witn outstanding white markings, top pedigrees. 7 wks. old. Mrs. Elwin Peirce. PO Box 28, W. Stayton. 1st place yr. or w . oiayton w.it. crossing. : PAIR of girl's figure shoo Ice skates, size 1. Child's phonograph. Rt- , Box 618. 2 mi. S. on old 84E Turn right sio mi. MODERN built-in bathtub $30. Com pletely reconditioned and guaranteed. HotDoint elec. range. $73. Brand new Thor washing machine, never been us ed. SIZ3. Also Montag wood heater, wood range. DeWatt elec, saw. Rt. . Box 117. 2nd hse. on right on Silverton hiway N. of Lancaster Dr. Cecil Howe, Ph. 3-S62B. j ; TROPICAL FISH and plate glass aquarium, weiliequlppeq. fn. 3-3901. ' DAIRY WASH VATS. 2 compartmenU with arainooara, zs. NEWMYER FARM SUPPLY 324 N. Commercial St ' NESCO ROAS-fERTlike new. $23. Dou ble bed and springs, dresser, zinc top kitchen table with gas plate. 180 Divi sion, corner f ront a Division "XNTaJSHlCYCairiripeed filurmy srehe. Almost new. Ph. 3-4097. TTMM. excel, moving picture pro tector pius a cartoon reels, jo. fn. 2-924. 170 West BUSh St. "ONE" ONLY Used C.E. elec. refrige- rator. Perfect running cond., $1Z3. NEWMYER FARM SUPPLY 324 N. Commercial St. ; WHITE ENAMEL, all steel 50-lb. Ice box. 2460 E. Nob Hill. Ph. 2-1788. " 6utB0ARBTM6TRr 3' thTpT"f 45 Rnv'i htcvrle SIS. 240 S Hiffh. Ph 34588 6ut only, floor demonstrator 16 cu. ft. G.E. home freezer, regular price S539.50. special price $439. so. NEWMYER FARM SUPPLY 324 N. Commercial St. WOOD RANSfiTcIrculating heater. 2 linoleum rugs, cabinet sink, bod, spring mattress and 2-wheel trailer. 263 W. Clav St.. Monmouth. ' USED Monarch elec. ranee: table too. i surface units and cooker, elec. clock and Minute Minder. Good cond. 1543 N. Liberty St. Ph. 2-0844. "USED WASHERSTMaytag. Easy. Thor. Bendix. Refrigerators: M.W.. G.E ran ges; Frigidaire. Monarch. Hotpoint. Rea sons Die priced. . RALPH JOHNSON APPLIANCES 355 Center St. Ph. 3-3139 W06D ClRCULATOfiTPhone 2-2617 "BUNDLES OF OLD PAPRS"TOceach; Oregon Statesman Circulation Dept. ' GOOD USED40 gaL elec. water heat er, 837.50. 935 Oak St. Call eves. SMALL 2-wheel trailer. 1 finch tires. $20. Also '29 model A. Make offer. Henry Hart. 995 Fa lrview Ave.. Salem. . PUREBRED Sheltie puppies (min iature Collies) for Christmas delivery Fleshman, 1745 s. commercial. STEEL Clothesline posts, railing in stock and to order. 1143 N, Liberty. LATH FOR SALE at Chemeketa and Church. 25c bundle 23 JEWEL Waltharn Railroad watch. cheD. Phone 3-3643. BOY'S BICYCLE $23. Girl's bicycle $20. N. H. pullets $2 each. rabbit does with hutches $25. 1400 S. 22nd. i SMALL OIL circulator. used 3 months. Reasonable. Free Installa tion. 940 S. 14th SEE OUR Cocker Spaniel puppies. Whelped Oct. 19. 803 Fairview Ave. Phone 3-6382. NEW MAN'S diamond ring. Approx k carat. Ruby on each side. Orig. price $263. Will sell for $123. Ph. 2-4287 or see 1815 Plymouth unve. "HBlRL'S WORLD BICYCLE In per feet condition. Ph. Z-cizi Holly from hollycrest Nicely berried sprays 73c lb. detiv ered. Ph. 2-1350. R. E. Stout, Rt. 3. Box 618. Crolsan Creek Rd. BARGAIN. Kelvinator refrigerator' like ; new. Apply E. J. Jackson. 307 Adams St.. SilvertOn. Ore. Ph. 324. WELLINGTON Piano, fin condi tion,: mahogany. Lawrcnco Thomas, Silverton. Ph. 4351. . ATMORAYS Ozone Good health Rent-sell. H. C. Pugh. 684 N. 17. 3-4692 CANARY SINGERS $10. Ph." 1-5929." "TUMiNOUS house numbers, 23c each, for Christmas gifts. Ph. 2-7238 eves "B LOCKS IZE steel sash. Fits the block, costs less, saves time. Now avail able Keith Brown Lumber Yard, Front 8c Coart Sts. Lloyd M. Hill, Inc. Cat. Shovel and truck work of all kinds Phone 2-4367 Rt. 2. box 32-B SUN-BREEZE electric clothes drier with built-in Sterilamp Special 89993 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC. 467 Court St. Phone 2-9611 CEDAR POSTS Ph 68F22 SHINGLES, shakes. lumber, doors, plywood, masonite. sheetrock, rock lath, ; and other building materials. ; Eola Lumber Co. Salem-Dallas highway. Ph. 25950 WANT A BARGAIN 7 High grade inlaid linoleum at $1 9$ per to. yd. You InstalL Why pay $2.75?. Glenn's Furniture Market 1605 N. Summer St. HOGG BROS. Certified Rebuilt' Washer Sale VOSS ;L...$22.50 CONLON 37.50 AUTOMATIC 39.50 VOSS 27.50 WARDWAY 37.50 AUTOMATIC 47.50 UNIVERSAL 44.50 THOR 44.50 AUTOMATIC ...... 47.50 EASY SPINNER .. 57.50 ; Open Evenings Til 9 Monday Thru Thursday 115S.Com'l Ph.3-9149 For Sale iliseellarjeoTJf Walling Sand & Gravel Co. Crushed Rod:! For roads driveway. Cemon. Ready-mix Concrete. Garden sand. Bulldog Ing. drainage and witching, 4 yd. shovel St drag lino. Phono $-9249. , Christmas Trees Finest selection. No Inflated prleoa, Puritan Cider Works. W. Salem. Open Sunday. . . ; . Special Sale! malaa l a4V1a sxlall-a- "i rockers for ,i fmJ Kitchen table , aa sJ m vuaw ay as iswi saa i Largo dining table 4 ft. Innersprlog mattress Feather bed , Baby swings Play pen .$20.04 .$32 50 $6.9i ti04 State St. Furniture 1909 State St. Phone 3-7594 wailk wakmuu for poultry. In. crease egg production. Regular pries St. special while they last $3. i NEWMYER FARM SUPPLY I 224 N. Commercial St,, ' Produce WALNUTS 10 lbs. 2.60 23 lbs, $6.23. Will deliver to Salem. Drop card or phone to James Adams. Rt L Jet. ferson. These are good nuts, and com merciaHy dried. 'I i - ENGLISH WALNUTS 20c lb. 94 Lbs. 13e lb. 2061 gtte. Wanted Funiiture tTSED FURNTTtTRE. Phone 3-51 1 9. ' Wanted Sllscellaneous PIANO TUNtNO M Wills Muskt Store, Salem Miscellaneous 1 1 Dental Plate Repair i TWO -HOUR 8-RVICX INMOST CASES Bring or Man Your Plates for! Repair. L)K HA KnT MMU.K, usixusr Adolph Bldg.. State St Com. PH. 3-3311. AUTO oalntlng. lust a shad better. by Ray CTTE. Call B brock Motor Cow 3-9101. ! Mattresses. Capital Bed Co- Ph.- 3-40 WEATHER strips puiiman. riii a-ow WANT TO Buy Used! Cameras lenses McEwan Photo Shop 4 33 St$t4W WATER WELL drilling. DornesUc of irrigation Duf field Bros. Rt- I.s. 4?3 Phone 2-131$ ' S Salem Sand & Grave) Co, Contract Work ! . Roads Clearing - Ditching Sewer Basement I snt Rental 1 II B-; yds. , $12.00 per fcft, is s4. d S SO bar r. D-7 Cat St Dozer 10.50, per hi D-4 Cat Dosae , w per nr. D-4 Cat Doss 100 Pr S , Phono days -4vb - Evenlnea 1-&24S or 1-4400, Rim OrMM It n.-. k. . mii.lifl4 Kln-er i ffora senUUve. Ph, S-3312 for free pickup a. delivery service on all makes pt ma chines. Freo estimate given t before work U started. Singer Sewing Ma ehlne Co 130 N Commercial 1 TREK Kfrf EN " 1793 STapltorTi "PlIRI.tr- HAULING. AnvthinS. anv wtier. anvtime. Verv reasonable. Ph. 2-1824. CaU before $.30 a. m. or artsJ p. m. .4' Financial SET US FOR ? ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS ONLY 4?i INTEREST I to 40 Years and NO Commission LEO N. CHILDS, INC. REALTORS I $44 State St. Phono 2-366J Money to Loan FARM and CITY LOANS I .ii.l a. ., i Tour own terma of repayment wltr ta reason. Cash for Real Estate Cos m tracts and Second Morteaees. 4 r.prrnt. KrniRiTi r.s coa tttl Pioneer Trust Bldg Phone Tlf AUTO LOANS H7TT 1 A MI"!' I f HUJIT ' CO. 1S2 S. Church St. Ph. -I4f Parking Aplenty Lie. M139-S1S4 Private Money - 1 On Cars. Trucks, - Trailer Hoh Long or Short Term Paysneata I Roy H. Simmons f ' 136 S Commercial St Phone l-il-l CASH - N0W I $25.00 to $500.00 Salem's la r cast and oldest homeowiw ed loan company offers money WhaA you need Itl 5 You can pay anytime to reaucp a costl . . . No endorsers or help from inenari On cars, trucks, trailer homes 4 $500.00! - On furniture, livestock. equlpmen salary or other personal property tip tl $300,001 J ' , Phono or visit our oinco too ay i ; Lie. No. SI 3$ and M338 I General Finance Corp. PH. 2-9161 13 8. COM g EXTRA CASH EXTRA FAST! Forlthe Holiday Season If yoL're short of cash and haven! finished shopping, get $23. $100 at more from 'Personal the com pany that likes to say "Yes"' to) lo-a) rMUMt.. Loaiu made on salary, a -tat truck or furniture. No co-sisners. Fo l-visit loan, phono then come m sign snd pick up the cash. Marri nr unr no matter wnai v work or business. If you do need cs NOW. Dhunt or come In TODAY; a rive us a chance to sar "YES'- to yois. Open Won. -Frt. 9-3; Eves, by app'K PERSONAL Finance Company SIS State St Rm. 12$ Phono 2--4S4 EL. Gallinger, Kg. Uc. S-122. M-163 Z NEED EXTRA MONEa. For Your Special Gitst GET A l l Christmas Loan 1 It's economical, convenient confidential. $ fr Inquire now at f Firt National Bank1 Salem Branch! f For Rent Rooms! HEATED ROOMS for men only. a$ N. Hteh. SLEEP TVG KM. for gentleman. Ileal. H a C water. Business dart. 233 Ccnteg St. . I iRr.r. attractive, warm rmi fJT em p. gen tlerna n. Phone 3-4 2 4S. ;j TAM HEATED rmTTreier nt die-aged person. 1130 Chemeket For Kent Apartments NEW S rm. mot. Bt "ive ref rig. f ursu Prt. bath a entrance. Cuiry Asta, Ap ply isa s. xatit sc - I I