14 Th Stat man, Sc-Urn. Of-
IK
HERO IN MO VIES
ground soldier In World War II.
Hollywood on set
UnioB-Hill Grange
vCommittees Named
UNION HILL Henry Hansen
reported on the new soil district
which Includes Silverton Hills, 5H
erton, Waldo Hills and Union Hill
at grange meeting Friday.
Standing committees appointed
Include agriculture, Verny Scott,
Arthur Mulkey, Howard Rogers
and Dale Miller. Home economics,
Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Arthur
Mulkey, Mrs. Marion Miller, Mrs
W. M. Tate, and Mrs. G. E. Mills.
Legislative, Mrs. Floyd Fox,
Henry Hansen and Robert Allen.
Membership, Mrs. Byron McEl
haney, Guy Scott, Mr. O. W.
Humphreys, and Mrs. Louis Coop
er. Relief, Mrs. C. E. Heater, Mrs.
Carrio Townsend and Mrs. Marion
Fischer.
Publicity, Mrs. Verny Scott and
Mrs. Floyd Fox. Finance, O- W.
Humphreys, Mrs. M. M. Gilmour
and Merlin Darby.
Reception, Mrs. Carrie Town
gemd, C. T. White and John Ber
horsL Juvenilo Committee, Wesley
Darby, Mrs. Marion Fischer and
Mrs. Arley Martin.
Youth, Verny Scott. Drill Cap
tain, Richard Krenz; musician,
Mrs. W. F. Krenz.
January supper committee in-
Sudes Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Krenz
lairman, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Jaquet, Lucille Jaquet, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy King, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Krenz, Mrs. Geneva Hubbard,
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Martin and
Mrs. Vera Savage.
Auburn Mothers Guests
At Brownie Sunday Party
AUBURN The mothers of the
members of Auburn Brownie troop
were given a Christmas party
Sunday at Mrs. Andy Etzels. For
the program the girls sang carols,
gave the Brownie promise a poem
by Joy Freier; accordion numbers
by Judy Wolf, and a violin solo
by Mary belle Starr.
Tho girls exchanged gifts and
presented their mothers with the
ones they had made for them and
their fathers. Mother and daugh
ters present were, Mrs. Fred Freier
and Joy; Mrs. Lloyd Maas and
Mrs. Gilbert Maas with daughters
Sandra and Arlene; Mrs. Andy
Itzel and Patsy; Mrs. Wemdell An
stino and Sharon and Janice; Mrs.
Wolf and Judy; Mrs. George Starr
and Maribelle; Mrs. Winters and
Jannette; and the girls leader,
Mrs. S. W. Burris.
Radcliffe college, a college for
women in Cambridge, Mass., is
associated but not corporatedly
connected with Harvard univer
sity. IJilk Is Only
11c Per Pound
Too Can's Even Buy
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.
Cnrly's Dairy
Phone 3-8783
Dr.T.TXasN.D. Dr.G.ChanJV.D.
DRS. CHAN . . . LAM
CHINESE HERBALISTS
X41 North Liberty
Uistitrs Portland General Electric
Ce. Office epen Saturday only 10
sn. M I ijl. I to 7 p.m. Consul
tation. Blood pressure and arlne
testa are free ef charge. Practiced
ilnee 117.
II . . .... a.
Wdn day Vtmabm 1M
F ' -S. s r frf"- -iNf '-- .rMMd-tfi
Aadie Murphy (renter), who won more decorations than any other
lunches with actors Lloyd Nolan (left) and Jimmy Cleason near
where Audie Is playing his first feature movie rolo.
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Stavton School's
Honors Announced
STAYTON Honors! for the
second Fix weeks period ; at St.iy
ton high school were awarded as
follows:
Seniors Phyllis Wallin and
Marilyn James, all ones; Jeanne
Poole, Jerry Basl, Marion Silber
nagel, Jeannine Bentley, Betty
Ware, Pauline Stewart and Va
lerie Walker.
Juniors Susee Teeters, Marie
Basl, Aletha Stewart, all ones;
Arlene Old, Nina Harold, Bud
Freres, Leonard Smith, Marilyn
Baltzer.
Sophomores Bernice Fink,
all ones; Loren Hargreaves, Dar
lene Dozler, La von Humphreys,
Jack Johnson.
Freshmen Carmella Burch,
all ones; Clara Marie Harold,
Joyce Hargreaves, Edward Spitz
and Frank Archambeau.
One twin birth in every 87
births is standard in North Amer
ica and Europe.
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Stock Mart in
Holiday Groove
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 1-,P)-The
stock market got into a holiday
groove at the start of trading to
day and stayed there throughout
the session.
Closing prices showed only
fractional changes for the most
part.
Selling became a little more in
sistent during the final hour and
jfaint downward tendencies devel
oped but losses didn t amount to
much.
Turnover amounted to an even
1,000,000 shares, a slight lift from
Monday's 980,000. Business has
hovered around this figure
throughout December.
Tax selling continued to dribble
into the market and was counter
balanced by reinvestment and spe
culative purchases. Switching out
of one stock into another account
ed for a substantial part of the
activity.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks declined .2 of one point
to 64.1, erasing yesterday's average
gain of the same amount. Of the
1,056 issues which appeared on the
ticker tape, 451 declined while
305 advanced.
Annual Swegle School
Program Is Presented
SWEGLE The annual all
school Christmas program was
presented before a large audience
Of parents and friends at the
school house Friday night. Songs
by the audience were "It Came
Upon a Midnight Clear" and "O
Little Town of Bethlehem." Num
bers by the children in "The
Christmas Story" were: "The
Manger of Bethlehem" with Mary
Painter, Mary; songs, "Away in
a Manger" by first and second
grades: "O Come. Little Child
ren." all lower grades; "in a Man
ger." third and fourth grades,
i Processional, upper grade chor
(js: "Shepherds on the Hillside."
With first render. Arthur Lewi.;;
Second reader. Annn May West;
! shepherds. Dennis De H;irport.
Fred Fetsch and John Kelley;
itngrls, Bevery Hanson. Janice
lom and Gerry Dell Lewis. "The
Ijrhree Kings." with third reader,
jifudson West; Melchmr. David
,Lock; Caspar. Dillv Shi ill ; and
Balthazar, Clifford Van Loh.
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New York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec 21 -AJP) Today'a Closing Quotations:
American Can ....80
Am Power & Lt ... 8V4
Am Tel & Tel ..149
Anaconda 32 74
Bendix Avia 34 Vz
Beth Steel 33
Boeing Air 214
Calif Pack .
Canadian Pac 13Vi
Case J I. 35 s8
Caterpillar 53 V4
Chrysler 53 Y
Nat Dairy
Comwlth Sou
Cons Vultee
..93ijNorthern
Continental Can ..317s Pac Am
Crown Zel 24VzPac Gas
Curtis Wr '.....7V4IP T & T
Douglas Air SPijPenney J
Dupont de Ne ....179
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Salem
Obituaries
METERS
In this eitj Sunday. December 19.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers, late resident
of 7S Marlon St.. at the age of 74
Jears. Survived by six daughters, Mrs.
. Zyllo of Minneapolis, Minn.. Mrs.
Jamee Saurer of Fergus Falls. Minn.,
Mrs. William Setters of San Francis
co. Mrs. L. W. Strohl of Portland and
Mrs. D. MUes and Mrs. Austin Walk
er, both of Salem: two sons. John
Meyers of Los Angeles and Frank
Meyer 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 p. m. Services In St. Joseph's
Catholic church Thursday at 9:30 a.
m. with Interment In St. Barbara's
cemetery.
MO EN
Emil Moen. late resident of 463
Morgan St.. at a local hospital Sun
day. December 19. at the age of S3
years. Survived by his wife. Mrs.
Cora Moen of Salem; a son. Harvey
Moen of Salem; two brothers. IJarry
Moen of Avilla. 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.
CASSEDY
At the residence. 1880 N. Commer
cial St., John B. Cessedy. Sunday. De
cember 19. at the age 01 84 years.
Survived by three children. Ercil Cas-
sedv of Terre Alta. W. V.. Forman
Cassedy of Elkins, W. V.. and Mrs.
Wilma Baker of Salem; and seven
grandchildren. Announcement of ser
vices by the W. T. Rigdon company.
STCRGESS
At the residence Brooks route 1.
box 53. Ralph dward 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. Sturgess 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 J
and Monroe Sturgess of Cloverdale:" 8
and a sister. Mrs. Myrtle Byerly of
Hebo. Member of Fidelity lodge 54.
AF & AM. Services from the W. T.
Rigdon chapel Wednesday. December
22. at 1:30 p. m.. the Rev. Dudley
Strain officiating. Interment in the
I OOF cemetery. Ritualistic services by
Fidelity lodge 54. AF 6c AM,
PM'MMER
Beecher Irving Plummer, late res
ident of 410 S. 24th st.. at a local ho
Ditsl Tuesday. December 21. Survived
bv a daughter. Mrs. Lois Plummer
Schmidt of Salem: three grandchil-
drcn. Rodney. Kathleen and Gloria
! Plummer. all of Salem; a s.ster. Mora
I Urmihart of North Cambridge. Mass.:
a brother. Llnwood C. Plummer of !
East Wevmouth. Mass. Services from !
the ClouRh-Barrick chapel Thursday. !
December 23. at 1:30 p.m.. the Rev.)
Llord T. Anderson and the Rev. R L. 1
Putnam officiating. Interment in Bel-
crert Memorial park.
f ,
MrOONAI.D
i Mrs. Electa E McDonald, at the
resiitnce, 2K47 Portland rd . Tuesday.
jDeccniber 21. Survived by two tlaui!i
; ter. Mrs. Irene Batt of Wilder. Ida
i 1 1 o. and Mrs. Alta Follnch i Seattle;
I three son. I.vman and Wilmot A:
: McDonald, both of Silcn. and F.
' Glc:in McDonald of Silvciton: three
sisters. Mrs. N'rry Proctor of Delta.
! Pa Mrs. Joseph in-.eal of M.irvsville.
! t'alif.. and Mrs. Sena Perkins of
1 Wheatland. C'ai'f : a brother. A. A.
I Whiteside of 'S'liha Cit;. Calif ; ID
prari'lch ildren and eicht ari t er.in-i-chi
dren. Service: from !oiigi;-!J-.r-rick
chaoel Thursday. December T.i,
at 3 p.m.
Grain Prices
Show Increase
' medium veaers 17.00-27 00: good
CHICAGO, Dec. 2 l-lPi-Futures 1 choice vealerN scarce, salable 28 00-
j i .v, d., r
pi.it- dindiii.ni mi w.c
Trade today, reflecting short cov
ering in grains and government
buying of fats.
Shorts attempted to reduce the
open interest in wheat and oats,
but met resistance in light offer
ings. There was demand for de
ferred wheat contracts from the
southwest, with the result that all
deliveries made good progress.
At the close wheat was 1 -z to
2Vn cents higher than the previous
clese, corn was up to 1 cent,
oats were 3s to l-"1 cents higher,
rye was up l'j to 2l4, soybean
were up 3 to 5ui cents and lard
advanced 32 to 72 cents a hundred
weight. The government purchased 3.
828,166 bushels of wheat yesterday
through its four purchasing points
r , -j . , . , ,
iiducis miu nidi me puitiidac i
only 4,500 bushels of corn here
as disappointing.
Salem Market
Quotations
Bl'TTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
.72
.70
.63
.73
.78
.00
.55
.45
JO
.67
.62
.52
.52
.38
J32
.36
.18
15 00
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
f tiiiS (BuylnO
Large double A
Medium
Pullets
Cracks
EGGS wholesale
'arge double A
Medium double A ...
Pullets .
Cracks
POULTRY
Vo. 1 Leghorn hens
No. 1 colored hens
No. 1 colored fryers (2 to 3 lbs.)
No. 1 colored fryers (3 lbs. up)
No. 1 old cocks
LIVESTOCK by Vai Pack
Feeder lambs
Wool lambs
20.00
10.00 to 12.00
2.00 to 6.00
14.00 to 15.00
8.00 to 14.00
14.00 to 19.00
22.00 to 27.00
18.00 to 2X00
Yearling lambs
Ewes
Fat dairy cows
Cutter cows
Bulls
Veal. 150 to 300 lbs.
Calves. 300 to 450 lbs.
Gen Electric 39 Radio Corp 13V4
Gen Foods 39 8 Rayonier .26
Gen Motors 58jRayonier pfd
Goodyear Tire 41 (Reynolds Met .21
Int Harvest 26 i Richfield -254
Int Paper 51i'Safeway 16S
Kennecott . 558Sears Roeb 38 Vi
Ldbby McN & L . 8 So Pacific ..
Long Bell A 20il$tan Oil Cal
Mont Ward 537iStudebaker ..
Nash Kelvin 147s 'Sun Mining
4o-4
...66
....217
9' 2
, 28 ITransamerica ioi
38!N Y Central VUnion Oil 28s-s
Pac 18SUn Pacific ......8634
Fish H Un Airlines lOi
Elec ....30H!lJ S Steel 70Vfe
, IWarner Bros 10
C 43t4(Woolworth 444
;
Portlan Produce
f PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 21 AP)
Butterfat Tentative, subject to Im
mediate change. Premium quality max
imum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity de
livered In Portland. 71 -84c lb.; first
quality, 69-72c lb.: second quality.
67-70c; . valley routes and country
points. 3c less than first.
Butter Wholesale FOB bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA. S3 score.
68c lb.; A. 92 score. 67c lb.; B. 80 score.
65c; C. 89 score. 64c lb. Above prices
are strictly nominal. . -
Cheese Selling price to' Portland
wholesalers: i Oregon singles, 44 i
92zc: Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 47Vs-55aC
Eggs To Wholesalers: A grade,
large. 62i-64'.aC; A grade, medium.
69'2-62',,c; grade B. Urge. 62'i-56'2c.
Live chickens (No. 1 quality FOB
plants) Broilers, under 2',i lbs..
33-34C lb.; fryers. 2, 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.; I fowl. Leghorns, over 4
lbs.. 1 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. 79-71c lb.; New York
style dressed; A grade young toms.
58-5Sc.
Rabbits Average to retailers for
live, white. 4 to 5 lbs.. 30-32c; S to
6 lbs., 26-30c;; colored. 2 cents lower;
old or heavyj does, 13-15c lb.
Fresh dresse'd meats The follow
ing dressed meat prices quoted whole
salers to retailers for fresh meats are
in dollars a hundred pounds:
Beef Steers Good, to 700 lbs..
M4-46; commercial, 638-42; utrtlty.
$35-36.
Cows Commercial. $34-36: utility.
$32-33: canner - cutter. $29-31.
Beef auts (good steers) Hind
quarters. $50-153; rounds. $47-50; fuH
loins, trimmed. $68-72: triangles. $38V
f 4U; square chucks. $43-46; ribs. $55-6
furpfl nartpr. KJ3-4
veal and calf Good and choice.
$43-45; commercial. $39-42; utility
Larnbe and imutton :
Lambs Good -choice.' 30 to 60 lbs.,
$42-45; commercial, all weights. $40-
Mutton Good. 70 lbs. down, $19-
20.
Pork cuts -I Loins No. 1 S to 12
lbs.. $45-46; Shoulders. 16 lbs. down.
$39-40; sparenbs. $48-52; carcasses, $33
34. j
Wool Course, valley and medium
grades. 45c- lb.
Mohair 25c lb. on 12 - month
Country killed meats:
Veal Top! quality, 40-42c lb.; other
grades according to weight and qua
lity. I
Hogs Light blockers, 32-33C lb.;
sows, light. 27-30c.
Lambs 38-40c lb.; mutton. 14-1 Sc.
Beef God cows. 27-31c lb.; can
ners and cutlers. 23-27c lb.
Onions jo-lb. western Ore.' yel
low. No. lsj med.. $1.75-1.85; Urge,
$1.752.00: Idaiho yellows, med., $1.75
185; large. $2.40-2.50; white, med.,
$2 60-2.75. I
Potatoes Oregon russets, cent
12iT , ,n 1 7" Vu
i 95c. -No. 2. 50 lbs $1.20-1.30; Klamath
! rails. r-jsset. No. 1-A. $3.60-3.65.
Wast, Vakifliia. russctt No. 1-A.
$f2a-3.50; ,2a jibs.. 85c; Idaho russets,
Nrt 1-A. S3.7S-J.85.
Hay - Following prices are strict.
nominal: tt. S. No 2 green alfalfa
fr bJe.tur- aTlotoTOB PorUaivrl. $37-
; - ' "m.ol, Z?"
i anii cn. 11 1 ' 1 1 A' v 1 1 a j . iv.svas.u k-iv
ver hay. f2i-fo ton. Da lea on Willa
mette valley farms.
Portland Livestock
PORTLANDL Ore.. Dec. 21 -(API-,;
(VSDA ) Salable and total cattle 150.;
holdover 150. icalves 50; market rather
slov but limited early offerings fair
ly jv. cH c!i alucd up at unchangtd
piicVs; only tew common steers un
sold; scatti-rod lots and odd loads
ci ri mon-mcdium steers 21.00-23.00; top
Mondiiv 27. (HM i n above average good
977 lb. f. ! sjj.j. r-: lipnt cutter stecri !
rlfivinn ;iril tolltllM': odd cutter heifers'
15 00-ltiOi: gdd loci heifers Monday
'ip to tTiinv i-cii I ic i ne i rf rs ij.ini-
lj .i: goo. I fiki heifers Monday up to
- I.... ......,.r ..... rt
canii'.T-f utter cows steady up to
I4..")0. few fat-idairy t ne cows of com
mon grade l( .10-16 00; medium beef
cows up to 17j2.",: bulls scarce with de
mand rather farrow; large lot medium
aiound 400 Ihj. calves steady at 25.00;
rnn mon grades unsold: odd common-
.hi n or aooe
sflable horis
200 to 2fi50: market
opened fairly active, closing very
slovr; early spies eood-choice 180-2.'t0
lbs. steady1 at! 23.00. later bids mostly
22 50 down Wijlh good 2.'i0 lbs. at 22.25;
250-270 lbs. 4arlv 21.00; good-choice
150-165 lbs. (iiostly 2100: few sows
unsold: good around 350-550 lbs. held
at 18 00-19.00; jfeeder pies scarce; good
choice quoted! 23.00-24.25.
Salable and! total sheep 200: market
not established; generally asking high
er prices on Iipiited supply good -choice
lames; best hld up to 22.00; few lots
comtmon-gjediiim lambs unsold with
demand nairrow; good light ewes quot
able up to 8.00.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by. 'he Associated Press
i Dec
21
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails Indust Util ForRn
niesaav .. nv.n iui.j iw. im.j
Previous dav B9 5
101.3
101.2
101.1
100.4
100.2
99 9
99 9
09.3
62.6
62.7
62.5
67.1
week ago
89.7
Month ago
Year ago ...
.... 89 8
.. 88.1
STOCK AVERAGES
30 15 15 60
Indust Rai's Util Stks
88 6 38.3 38 9 64 .1
88.9 38.5 39.0 64.3
4 P8. 39 0 38 8 64.3
4 . 88.2 39.7 39 1 64 5
91.6 37.7 39.8 65.5
Tuesday .
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago
Year ago
The rabbit matures at six
months and! frequently bears as
many as fotir litters a year.
NOTICE Of BEARING ON FINAL.
ACCOUNT
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that
the final account of IRENE ROEM
HILDT. as administratrix of the estate
of ROLLIN fi.. PAGE, deceased, has
been filed in the Circuit Court of Mar
ion County. Oregon, and that the 27th
dav of December. 1948. at ten o'clock
J a.ms, in said icourtroom has been duly
appointed byithe court for the hearing
of objections ito such final account and
the settlement thereof, at which time
and place any person interested in said
estate may appear and file objections
thereto in wrfung and contest the same.
such Administratrix!
Date of first publication: November
24. 1948.
Date2 of last publication: December
22. 1948.
JOHN AHELTZEL
Attorney for Administratrix
Salem. Oregon- NJ4-D. 1-8-15-22
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. II (AP)
Wheat futures not quoted.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 2.24:
oft white (excluding rex) 2.24; white
Club 2.24: western red 2.24.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.24; 10
per cent 2.25; 11 per cent 2.26; 12 per
cent 2.29.
Hard white baart: 11 per cent 2.41:
12 per cent 2.47.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 75; bar
ley 3: flour 8; corn 4; oata 8; mill
feed 14.
Livestock and Poultry
FOR SALE: 270 N.H. chicks. 6
weeks. 75c. Past brokering. 30 four
weeks. 50c. E. Whealdon. Rtie. 2. Box
113. Turner. South 99E to ; Welcome
Inn. 12 ml. east
FOR SALE: 5 Guetnsev heifers, one
fresh, 3 coming fresh In Feb. Fat.
well-marked, large and good. Dairy
type. Salem Rt. 5, Box 507. Wm. Sher
idan. Macleay Road. east.
ABOUT" 60 BENS 1 yr.oldt-White"
brown leghorn. Some Monarchy, some
New Hampshire Reds. 1110 S. 22nd. Call
anytime .
; BANTY CHICKENS. Phone 2-2343.
-LICENSED St bonded livestock buy
er. Claude Edwards. Rt. 3. Box 899E
Phone 3-1144.
WANTED: Thin cows and heifers for
feeders, also butcher cattle. Get my bid.
lt will cost you nothing. Earl Du Chten.
2495 N. 5th, Salem. Phone 2-1656
BONDED LIVESTOCK buver. E. C.
McCandlish. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
baby chicks.
3-286L Lee's
-Weekly hatches. Ph.
Hatcherr
HIGHEST PRICES paid. Cattle and
horses wanted for fox feed. Call col
lect Kherwood 4432
1 DOZ. hens. $1 ea. Rt. 3, box 450
Liberty rd. to Cunningham Lane,
ml.
2 YOUNG cows. Thin and flesh.
Fresh 3 mos. $100 each. Mike McDulln.
2 ml. N. of Brunks Corner.
WHITE DOE, trade for 7 mo. white
doe. Ph. 2-2362.
FRYERS. 68c lb. dressed and drawn.
Ph. 2-3359. 785 Ratcliff Dr.
Auctions
Furniture and Livestock
Auction
WED.. DEC. 2210 A.M. AND 7 P.M.
AT LANE SUDT ELL'S AUCTION
SALES YARD. LOCATED 14 MI. E.
SALEM ON SILVERTON RD.
Toys, candy, new tricycles, daven
ports, davenos. beds, springs, mat
tresses, new floor lamps and table
lamps, chairs, tables, oil stoves, cook
stoves and many other articles of furn.
or miscellaneous. Onions, potatoes, ap
ples and nuts. Chickens and rabbits.
Day old and veal calves. Feeder and
Werner pigs. cows, heifers and locker
stock.
To Buy or Sell Call Lane Sudtell
Phone 3-6098
-r
Help Wanted
COTTAGE PARENTS, man and wife
phly. High school education, experience
in handling children. 30-50. years of age.
Live in cottage and supervise boys.
Oregon State Training School, Wood
burn. Help Wanted Male
WANTED: Carrier for Oregon Jour
nal. Salem HeighU District. Ph. J-7769.
Help Wanted Female
WANT housekeeper for t elderly
people, fnone 3-5Z5B.
STENOGRAPHER. Mr. Stadter. Pi
oneer JTrust Building.
CAR HOP wanted. White' Drive
in. 1138 S. Commercial.
Salesman Wanted
SALESMAN for weatherstripping tc
insulation. Good percentage. Ph. 20500.
Situations Wanted
FREE CARE Wed. for children while
mother Christmas shops. Bring them
to 1930 Fairgrounds Rd. Mrs. Santa
Claus' helper.
TREE WORK, trimming, topping, fell
ing, removing. Ins. operator. Free est.
W H McA 1 1 ister. 840 Trade. Ph. 2-1496.
EXPERIENCED" parts man capable of
managing department. Prefer position
with local car dealer. Good references.
Phone 2-5704.
CURTAIN'S washed, stretched. 2-3448.
CARE FOR children, your hone. 485
Ford. Luna Ralston. Ph. 2-6546.
PAINTING; good work, reasonable
prices. Phone 2-55 1 8.
CARPENTER: Building and remod
eling of all kinds. Phone3-5582.
DRESS MAKING' and alterations. Ph
2-9H40 after 3 p m.
JOURNEYMAN meat" cutter want
r work. Jii45 N, Liberty. Ph. 2-4bua.
i tjr 3 ii u ri ifog r apn ing . lypinK ser-
: vice. Quality work. Lower prices.
' V Ifil). Dk. I.lfiil
tta
Painting & Decorating
Phone 3-7552
TYPIST Letters, envelopes, thesis,
etc. Reliable. 1930 Fairgrounds Rd.
TREE WORK, all kinds. Shrubbery.
Room 210 M anon hotel. Ph. 34123.
Mike's Septic Service
Tanks cleaned. Roto Rooter Service
on Sewers. PHone 3-9468 sr 3-5327.
HOUSEWORK by hour. Ph: 2-7085.
Chim nev sweep. Northness. ph. 3-4450
SEWERS" and septic tanks installed
and repaired Scharff Bros Phone 25568
OIL CIRCULATOR
Furnace and chimneys cleaned Vac
Mum used. B. F. Ensley. Plh. 3-7176.
DRAWING house plans. Ph. 3-9621
Painting & Decorating
WE SPECtALIZE IN INTERIORS
1-5444 DICIC OREY 6265
WANTED Furniture to glue aad re
pair Lee Bros Furniture Reftnlshlnc
Co Ph 2-1233 4020 E State St
PRACTICAL nurse. Call at 555 N.
Liberty or Ph. 27615.
OFFICE OR" personnel manager, col
lege education. 4 years administrative
and 3 years auditing and field work
experience. Write box 453, care of
Statesman.
WANTED housework or dishwashing
by day or hour. Also baby sitting.
Good ref. Ph. 27779. 635 N. Summer.
For Sale- Miscellaneous
FOR CHEERY Christmas tabjes. Ta
vern Candles. Wallpaper dept., R. L.
FElfstrom Co.
H. P. spray outfit. 30. ;1150 IN.
Church st. J ,
SPECIAL Reg. $1.69 Christmas
tree lights. 98c. 245 Center st. j
BABY BUGGY, teeterbabe. car bed.
bathlnette with tray. Ph. 2-4535. I
HOOVER ' SWEEPER. Thayer bay
buggy. Both good condition .Call jiin
afternoon. 1549 S. High st. I
OFFICE SAFE weighing approxi
mately 500 lbs. For information con
tact office manager, ftl. woii.
PAIR of girl's figureIhoeice skaties.
size 1. Child's phonograph. Rt. 9, Box
618, 2 mi. S. on old 99E Turn right
610 mi. j
" MODERN built-in bathtub $50. Com
pletery reconditioned and guaranteed.
Hotpoint elec. range. $75. Brand new
Thor washing machine, never been tis
ed. $125. Also Mon tag wood heater,
wood range, DeWatt elec. saw. Rt.j 6.
Box 817. 2nd hse. on right on Silverton
hiway N. of Lancaster Dr. Cecil Howe.
ph. 3-6628.
TROPICAL, FISH- ana plate glass
aquarium, well-equipped. Ph. 3-390I.j
NESCQ ROASTER, like new. $25 Dou
ble bed and springs, dresaer, zinc top
kitchen table with gas plate. 180 DiVi
sion. Corner Fronif Division. I
ENGLISH BICYCLE, 3 speed Sturtny
arche. Almost new. Ph. 3-4KW7.
1 Wl exrel-moving Dicture pro
jector plus 5 cartoon reels. $30. Pil.
2-6924. 170 West Bush St.
For Sale Miscellaneous
TABLX LAMPS. Reg. ia.9. $8.
,7-way Floor Lamps. Reg. $i9.
$14.95.
Sleefcy HoUow PUtform Rockers.
Super-ease Rockers.
Chriatmas Tree On-a-Lites.
Universal Mixers.
Waffle Irons, single and double.
Corbination Waffle Irons and
sandwich Toasters.
Proctor Automatic Pop-up Toasters.
Large Size Proctor Roaster.
Electric Sheets and Blankets.
VANS -HOME FURNISHINGS
Ed Ellis. Owner and Operator
601 Edgewater St. Phone3-C931
DELUXE Model electric range. 2 seU
box springs & mattresses i one Beau
tyrest) used S months. $100 At take
over payments. Bedroom suite, natural
wood S50. Breakfast set f 10. Boy's bl-
cycle $25. 1400 S. 22nd.
LIONEL ELEC. TRAfN "WWh trans
form er . Ph o n e 3 -6789.
PEDIGREED wire-hair Terrier pup
pies, sired by Champion. 1065 S. Lib-
erty. Phone 3-7520 after 5 pan
SMALL PIANO, like new: Reason-
able. 1690 S. Cottage.
; LATE MODEL Eureka vacuum $14".
Kenmore washer $18. 1053 6th St.,
West Salem.
HEALTHY male Shepherd puppies,
6 weeka old. $1 50. Phone 2-6300.
Iiloyd M. Hill, Inc.
SHovel and truck work of all kinds
Cat. S
Phone 2-4367
Rt. 2, box 32-B
SUN-BREEZE electric clothes drier
with built-in Sterilamp Special $99 05
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC.
467 Court St: Phone 3-M11
CEDAR POSTS Ph 68r22
bOx.V E.NNob Hill Ph2-11M-
"eUTBOARo-M0T6ST 3" ,h.p.r845.
Boy's bicycle, $15. 240 S. High. Ph. 34596
WOOD RANGE, circulating' heater. 2
linoleum rugs, cabinet sink, bed, spring
fx mattress and 2-wheel trailer. 263 W.
Clay St., Monmouth, ;
USED Monarch elec. range; table top,
3 surface units and cooker, elec. clock
and Minute Minder. Good cond. 1543 N.
Liberty St. Ph. 2-0844
USED WASHERsTMivtsr Easv. Thor
Bendix. Refrigerators: M.W.. G.E.; ran
ges: Frigldaire. Monarch. Hot point. Rea
sonable priced.
RALPH JOHNSON APPLIANCTS
33-9f"t"t- Ph. 3-3139
BUNDTeS OF OLD PAPERS 10c each.
Oregon Statesman Circulation Dept.
GOOD USETJ40 gal. elec. water heat-
er. 37o. 935 Oak St. Call eves.
SMALL 2-wheel trailer. 17 Inch tires.
$20. Also -29 model A. Make offer.
Henry Hart. 995 Fairvlew Ave.. Salem
STEEL Clothesline posts, railing In
stock and to order. 1145 Nt Liberty.
SMALL OIL circulator, used 3
months. Reasonable. Free lnstalla
tlon. 940 S. 14th.
ATMOKAYS Ozone Good health
Rent-sell. H. C. Pugh. 684 N 173-4692.
CANARY SINGERS $10. "Ph. 2-5929.
LUMfNOUSTiouse numbers) 25c each".
for Christmas gifts. Ph. 2-7238 eves.
BLOCKS IZE steel sash. Fits the
block, costs less, saves time. Now avail
able. Keith Brown Lumber Yard. Front
& Court Sts.
PLASTI-KOTE requires no waxing.
use it on floors, linoleum, woodwork,
etc.
YEA TEH APPLIANCE CO.
TWO prectically new sidewalk BT-
cycles. Ph. 3-8523. 1845 N. 24th 5L
OIL CIRCULATOR, cost new $79. us-
ed a mos. f25. Howser Bros. Ph. 3-3646.
WOOD lathe. 30 in. between centers.
10 in. swing, complete with 14 h p.
motor, chisels. 2 face plates. $39.50.
Howser Bros. 608 Edgewater St.
4 CYCLE drag saw with 5Tt. blade.
In good shape. $150. Phone 3-3646,
FLOOR polishers, vacuum, cleaners.
YEATUt APPLIANCE j CO.
REFRIGERATORS. ranges. water
heaters, washers, lroners, trash burn
ers. , j
YF.ATTJ APPLIANCE ! CO.
Christmas Trees
rairgTounds Rd. at Highland Ave.
GRAVEL, sana and sut Delivered, or
on your truck at the pit Ph. 2-4002.
"rHTJISmASSPclAL Toilets $49.50
complete. New. close coupled silent
flush reverse trap with seats. Also elec.
hot water heaters. $79.50. New guaran
teed 42-gal. Capital Bargain House. 145
CentO St. - '
WILL BUY. SELL OR TRADE
MODERN OR ANTIQUE FIREARMS
THE HOUSE OF DON. 266 N. Capitol
BUY OR rent for someone, a wbeel
chair from Max Bur en. 749 Court St
Ph. 3-7775.
Building Something?
New tn. sheet rock. $53 per M.
Rock lath plaster base 35c per yd. 'i
in Simpson board $67.50 per M. New
plywood: ' in.. 12c a ft.; in.. 22c: .
in.. 25c & 27c. C. G. Long, Rt. 2. Box
31. Salem. Ph. 2-5821. 1 ml. N. of
Kf irr. j J '
DECORATING holly, holly wreaths
and gift boxes. Basil Zell. Orchard
Heights rd. Ph. 58F12 evenin g s.
Commercial Sand & pravel
Crushed rock. Ready mix. All kinds
of sand and gravel. River silt and fill
dirt.
Ph. 21966
USED DUCUTHERM oil heater, i to
6 room size. $49 50. easy terms
. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC
467 Court St PhO n e 3 -96 11
. A B. apt size elec. range. Calrod un
its, new. $110. Ph34284,
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. S sack order
Ph I Hips Bros. Rt. 6. Box 118 Ph. 68F22
ALWAYS a big stock
Woodry's Furniture Mkt. Ph. 3-5110
THOR WASHER, good condition;
very reasonable. 690 N. 14th St.
Christmas Trees
Leo's Lot. 1841 S. 12th St. Tree spray
ed to order.
FARMERS Attention Electric fence
controllers, home milk pasteurizers,
butter churns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
2 PUREBRED Doberman
Plncher
puppies. Dial 2-0224. i
SMALL PIANO, used very, little. A
bargain for cash. 1690 S. Cottage. St.
USED WASHERS, Refrigerators,
Ranges. Water heaters.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
FOR YOUR Holiday dinners it par
ties, drink tc enjoy pure apple Juice.
Clear and sparkling, made fresh daily.
Contains all the health building fruit
vitamins. No preservatives.) Puritan
Cider Works. W. Salem. 1
ELECTRIC room heaters.
YEATER APPLIANCEJCO.
AH COAL by the sackTr by the
ton. j
Capitol Lumber Fuel Co.
Phone 3-7721 j
0 SACKS of cemenL Ph2-670.
"DININdt RM.' Ubleand '4 oak chairs.
New bird cage. Large Silent Sioux
oil circulator. Ph. 2-6670. i
GOOD USED lumber. 2 ranges, trash
bu rner, etc. 1 161 JJ n ton L SL Ph .2-1 487.
"GIRlTS-GOOD bicycle. 605 Bliler
v Ph. 2-7207. i
GOOD WIRLD bicycle. $fc. Almost
new Sunbeam electric razor. 1337 N
Winter
I.ARCC OIL circulator. 1! vr. Old.
Will trade for smaller circulator. Box
325 ; A u msvtlie . Ph . 1 784 . ;
7S ELEC. range with new wiring
and new burners. Have moved. Using
gas. Lady's 17 Jewel wrist watch. Just
cleaned, used 1 yr. Cost $49. Sell for
flSSJSO Portland road. Ph. j 2-2638.
1 CYLINDER Briggs St Stratton mo
tor. Mackinaw size 40. like i new. Ph.
2-6776. j
"TlOLLY WRfXTHS Ac swags. Open
evenings. Pembertons Flower Shop
1980 S. 12th.
SINGER SEWING maebjne. treadle.
6 drawers. Perfect sewing cond. Un
derwood typewriter, good cond. 840.
Cream separator. $23. or will take lay
injt hens or anything can use. Keller
Place. 1 ml. N.W. Chemawa, . RL 2.
box 403B, Salem i
OTIJEPUPPIES AK.C. 'reg. SaSle
color with outstanding white markings,
top pedigrees. 7 wks. old. Mrs. Elwin
Peirce. PO Box 28. W. Staytoa. 1st place
W of W. Stayton R.R. c03aing
"EFRIrERATOR. baby buggy, high
chair and breakfast table. Ph. 2593S.
I
For Sale M!seeHuieout
ltioal
HOOVXR Cleaner fa good Bondlt
with all attachments. 12S 8. 15th. I
4 RM- SIZE Allen oU heaUr.
rngiw limn.
FLASH
Complete with box (prlng and cot
ton mattress. All for $33. T
WOODRY FURNITURE MARKET
1605 N. Summer St.i j
DININGROOM aetwaTHtIaMe "1
inside leaves, six chairs, desirable 'or
limited dining space. Phoae 1-0242.
YRTCRIB and waterproof" Inner
Png mattress; like new. Telephone:
"GRAY SHORfTE'Coat. new, o w n
tejrrmth material. 1205 SoJ 15th
AIR-WAY SANITIZOR cWaner7Ui i
week. $60, Phone 2-4497.
WlLlTliELi; I or palFoi'CarTTo
lund tables, solid cherry. Ph. 3-738T.
SHINGLES, shakes, lumber, doo riT
plywood, masonlte. sheetrock. rock
lath, and other building material!.
Eola Lumber Co. !
Salem-Dallas highway. Ph. 25950
WANT A BARCTtlNf-
High grade inlaid linoleum at $tr9f
Pfr ,q. You Install. Why pay
$2,737. , I - .
Glenn's Furniture Mark
1605 N. Summer St
Walling Sand & Gravel Co.
Crushed Rock j
For roads c driveway. Cement.
Ready-mix Concrete. Garden sand,
Bulldozlne. draiiun nrl rithl , ml
yd. shovel St drag line. Phone t-9249.
Christmas Trees j
Finest selection. No Inflated prices.
Puritan Cider Works. W. Slm. nn
ounuiy.
Snecial Sale I
Choice ef 2 styles platform I
rwun lur T mT
Kitchen table u f
Large dining table .820. 00
4 ft. InnersDrinc mattreaa
.$32.50
412.50
9S
Feather bed
Baby swings
Play pen
.$10,50
State St. Furniture
J-00 SUte St. Phone 1-73M
Produce
WitMtrrc fa k. muk
""" w W , f
$6.23. W1U deliver to Salem. Drop card
or phone to James Adams. RL I. JeN
lerson. inese are good nuts, and com
inrrcian- arieq.
ENGLISH WALNUTS!
20c lb. $0 lbs. 15c lb. 2061 State.
Wanted" Furniture:.
USED FURNITURE. Phon.S-Slld.
USED FURiifURr"pboiTr8ior"
i
Wanteil Miscellaneous
TTLE SCOOP for ditch In g. Ph. 1-1
43-
PIANO TUNLNU
Wills Musi Store. Salem
Miscellaneous
Dental Plate Repair
TWO -HOUR SERVICE Of UOST
CASES ' i I
Bring or Mafl Your Plate for Repair.
DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST
Adolph Bldg., State St Com. Ph. 3-3311.
AUTO painting, lust a shade better,
by Ray ETTER. Call Shrock Motor Co.
2-101. f
Mattresses, Capital Bed Co. Ph. 2-40i
"WEATHER strips Pullman. Ph. -5twj.
WANT TO Buv Used Cameras J
lenses McEwan Photo Shop 433 Stat
WATER WELL drilling. Domestic
irrigation Duffield Bros. RU $.
Bo
4Z3 pnono z-uij
Salem Sand & Gravel Co,
Contract Work f
Roads Clearing - Ditching
Sewer A Basement j f
f-tuiDmant Rental
IS B- yds., , $12 00 per lur.
in B-4. vda. t to per nr.
D-T Cat Ac Dozer 10.30 oerlh
D- Cat a Du-er , i 40 per tur.
D-4 Cat ft Dozer - 1.00 , per Jr.
Phone days 3-940 i
Even.ngs I-S243 or 2-44 00 ,
Salem OreefMi
UAVL YOUR &unger sewing machinO
repaired by a qualified Singer repre
sentative. Ph. 3-3512 for free pickup Ja
delivery service on all makes of ma
chines. I ree estimate given I oeior
work is started Singer Sewing
.hin. Cn ltd N Commercial
FREE KITTEN, 1795 S. Capitol jp j
PUBLIC HAULING. Anything, any
where, anytime. Very reasonable, Ph.
2-1824. Call before $ 30 a. m. or after
6 p.
m.
Money to Loan
NEED EXTRA MONExi
For Your Special 0ifti?.
GET A
Christmas
Loan 1
It's economical, convenient
confidential. I
Inquire now at
Fir.-t National Bank
Salem Urancli! '
CASH - NOW
S25.00 to S500.00
Salem's largest and oldest home-own
ed loan company offers money wheal
you need it I j
You can pay anytime to reduce met
costf ;4 I
No endorsers or help from ! frlenisl
On car trucks, trailer homes
S500 00I
On furniture, livestock, equlpmeht.
salary or other personal property uplto
$300,001
Phone or visit our office today I
Lie. No. S13 and Vt33
General Finance Corp.l
PH 3-9161 136 S. COM'L S
EXTRA CASH
EXTRA FAST!
For the Holiday Seasoi
If you're short of cash and haven!
finished shopping, get $23. $50, $100 I or
more from "Personal the com
pany that like to say "Yes ! to loaa
requests. Loans made on salary, aurto,
truck or furniture. No co-signers. For
1-vlsit loan, phono then come in j to
sign and pick up the cash. . Married
or single no matter what yout
work or business. If you do need cash
NOW. phone or come In TODAY and
give us a chance to say ?YES1 to ynu.
Open Mon.-Frt. $-3; Eve by apcfU
PERSONAL I
Finance Company'
i SIS State St.. Hm. 12$
PhonV 2-2464 E. Gallinger. Mgr.
iv s.m. m-iss 1
Farm and cif v loamT"
th and J
Your own terms of repayment
in reason Cash for Real Estate
tracts and Second Mortgages.
riDtrni crrHDiTir ffi
tot Pioneer Trut Bide Phone Tig
AUTO LOANS
Wtt i lurrti r-wr.li IT to.
182 S. Church St- Ph. t-tt-T
Parking Aplenty j
Lie. Ml 59-81 54
Private Money;
On Cars. Trucka St Trailer Boms
Long or Short Term payment
Rov H. Simmons
tag S. Commercial SL Phono J-ll
3 .-