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SEARCHING FOR FOOD-. Cattle la the droacht country near RaTenswood. Autralia,
search too parched land for dead leaves and bark for food. No useful rain has fallen In nearly half
of Queensland State's 171,008 square miles for two years.
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NECK BONES for
That Price
AND . . .
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food value No muss,
no fuss, no preparation
expenses - - - It's the
Cheapest; Most Nourish
ing Food You Can Buy.
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Phone S-8783
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BOGE !
Mrs. Mary Hoge. at tho residence. 750
Tillman v., Monday, December 27
Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Vera
Dowd of Salem: a son. Earl E. Hoge
of Reno. Nev.; two sisters. Mrs. Sadie
Gasktil of Los Angeles and Mrs. Rob
ert Furliegh of Clear Lake. Iowa; four
brothers. Will -Harris of Mead. Wash..
Henry of Soquel, Calif.. Lew of Santa
Cruz, and Matt Harris of Portland :
four grandchildren. John. Dean and
Mary Ruth. Dowd of Salem and Betty
Sawyer of Elko. Nev.. and a great
granddaughter, Mary Kathleen Dowd of
Salem. Services from the Ctough-Bar-rlck
chapel Thursday. December 30. at
10:30 a.m. Interment in Belcrest Memo
rial park with Dr. Charles Durdan of
ficiating. SCHAEFEB
Mrs. Ida Schaefer, late resident of
1547 Mill it, it a local hospital Mon
day, December 27. Survived by a
daughter. Mrs. Otto Papke of Salem;
four sons, Victor, Donald. Chester and
Jay Schaefer of Salem: a ictvr Mn
John Faber of Hastings. Neb.; three
orouiers, Tea. Henry and John Koin-
ran of Davenport. Neb, and nine
grandchildren. Funeral services from
the Clough-Barrick chapel Thursday,
December 30. at 1J0 p.m. Interment
to City View cemetery.
BUCKINGHAM
In this citv Monday. December 97.
Mary A. Buckingham, late resident of
Salem rout 3. box 774E. Survived bv
her children. Rodney and Wayne Buck
ingham of Salem and Phil and Charles
Buckingham of Canada; a brother. J.
W. Rico of Salem and a sister. Mrra
Opager of Long Prairie. Minn. Serv
ices from the W. T. Rig don chapel
Thursday. December 30. at 10 JO a.m
the Rev. J. R Stewart officiating. In-
lerment in severest Memorial park.
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JOHNSON !
In this city Tuesday. December 2S.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, lata resident of
858 Cascade dr.. at the age of! S3 years.
sower ei ausa Leila jonnsan of Sa
lem and grandmother of Robert Waru
Johnson of Salem and Miss Joan John
ton of MedfonL Member of Chad wick
chapter 37. Order of Eastern Star.
fast Matrons' association ef Chad
wick chapter and the First Presby
terian church. Funeral services from
the W. T. Bifdon chapel Thursday,
(CHy flDM-tiaapnes
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plan with him. The experiment was
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December 30. at 1 :30 p.m.. Dr. Robert
Moulton Gatke officiating. The casket
will be open to friends at the W. T.
Kigdon chapel until noon Thursday.
Ll'CIER
In this city Sunday. December 36.
Conrad Lucier, late resident of Port
land, at the age of 70 years. Announce'
ment of services later by the W. T.
Kigaon company.
RADCLIFFE
Mrs. Mabel Radcliffe. late resident of
358 Union it., at a local hospital De
cember 28. Survived by son. Robert
W. Radcliffe. Cold Hill; sizter. Ethel
Roberts, Salem; half-sister. Bemicc
O'NeiL Seattle. Wash.; half-brother,
Alden Roberts. Crescent Lake; grand
son. Theodore Tuchek. Gold Hill and
step-mother, Mrs. Hattie Roberts, New
port Services will be held Friday. De
cember 31. at 1:30 p.m. at the Clough
Barrick chapel. Interment will be In
City View cemetery.
PRIDAY
Charles R. Friday, at the residence,
45 N. Summer St.. December 29 at the
age of 80 years. Survived by a daugh
ter. Faith Friday, Salem; sister. Laura
E. Friday, Wooster. England; brothers.
George Friday. Wooster, and Harry
Friday and Frank Friday. York. Neb.
Announcement of services later by
Clough-Barrick company.
MARTS CHIN Q
Henry Frederick Martschlng. at the
residence. 869 N. Liberty St.. December
28, at the age of 67 years. Survived by
his widow, Mrs. Anna B. Martsching,
Salem; daughter. Mrs. Dean C. Omana.
Salem; son, John W. Martsching, Os
kaloosa. Iowa; grandson, Richard Lee
Martsching. Ottumwa.. Iowa. Member
of St. John's Lutheran church. Oska
looaa. Private 'services were held at
the Howell-Edwards, chapel Wednes
day, December 29 with the Rev. H. W.
Gross officiating. Shipment has been
made to Oskaloosa for final services
and Interment.
DIMENT
At the residence at 1625 Center St..
December 29. Bertha Dlment, at the
age of 90 years. Survived by a daugh
ter. Mrs. C. J. Monahan, Bend. An
nouncement of services later by W. T.
Rlgdon company.
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started 20 years arc- by matlnr
police docs In The Netherlands.
BAKE R Little Prince Carl
Gnstaf. X. of Sweden fashions a
sake at Stockholm palace as
sister, Christina, watches.
CHAIRMAN - This is a
recent picture of Former Presi
dent Herbert Hoover, who Is
chairman of a commission con
sidering organization of execu
tive branch of U.S. fevernment.
Business Loans
Show Increase
WASHINGTON. Dec 29-UP-
Business loans by federal reserve
member banks in the nations
leading cities increased $19,000,000
during the week ended December
22, the federal reserve board re
ported today.
The rise, the second in a row
after a four-week decline in No
vember and early September, sent
total business loans by these banks
to a new record higrr'oi $15,614,
000,000.
Real estate loans, up $4,000,000
for the week, also reached a new
record high, $4,070,000,000.
Lightning Storm
Cuts Tacoma Power
TACOMA, Dec. 29--An out-
of-season thunder and lightning
storm here this afternoon knocked
out one section of the city's light
service for 35 minutes. Six sub
stations of the light department
were aiiected by tne ireax 13
minute storm.
It was accompanied by rain,
hail and some snow.
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
Dec 29
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS IS SO
Indust Rails Util Stks
Wednesday 89J 39.1 39.0 S4.7
Previous day 88.5 38.3 38.8 M l
Week ago 88.7 38.4 38 64.3
Month ago 88.8 3B.3 3S.S . 63.S
Year ago IM 37.S 40.1 S5.7
BONO AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails Indust Util Form
Wednesday 90.0 101S 100.S 62.7
Previous day S9.S 101.8 100.4 62.S
Week ago 89.6 1013 100 J 62.4 ,
Month ago 89 6 101 J 99 7 614
Year ago HA 98.7 MJ 06.7
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Now York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec ViJPfTo
American Can tl
Am Power & Lt 8
Am Tel & Tel 149
Anaconda 33
Bendix A via 35
Beth Steel 34
Boeing Air 22
Calif Pack 34
Canadian Pac 13
Case J I 38
Caterpillar 53
Chrysler 53
Comwlth Sou 3
Cons Vultee 8
Continental Can 32
Crown Zel 24
Curtis Wr 7
Douglas Air 49
Dupont de Ne. 185
Gen Electric . 29
Sen Foods
Gen Motors 98
Goodyear Tire 42
Int Harvest 27
Int Paper 52
KeAnecott 56
Libby McN & L 8
Long Bell A U
Mont Ward 54
Nash Kelvin 14
Nat Dairy 28
N Y Central 12
Northern Pac 19
Pac Am Fish .
Pac Gas Elec
P T & T
Penney JC
Stock Market
Rebounds with
I Large Gains
NEW YORK, Dec 29 -UP)- The
stock market rang up one of the
largest winning scores of the
month today.
Gains of fractions to two points
or so were posted in a quick re
versal which more than wiped out
Tuesday's losses. The average loss
Tuesday was the sharpet of the
month.
The direction of the market was
cloudy at the start of trading. For
the rest of the day, though, the
price curve slowly turned upward
Closing quotations in many cases
were at the day s tops.
Turnover of 1,380,000 shares has
been topped only once this month.
when 1,650,000 shares changed
hands yesterday.
Some of the best gains were
made in the radio and television.
motion picture, oil, chemical and
railroad sections, but on the whole
plus signs were liberally distrib
uted through the list.
Optimistic brokers hailed the
rally as the long-awaited start of
an end-of-the-year advance. Buy
ing today was scarcely aggressive.
some said, but tax telling dimin
lshed and prices responded to only
moderate demand.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks advanced .6 of one point
to 64.7, largest gain since an ad
vance of a full point on Decern
ber 1.
Of the 1,111 Issues which sold,
649 advanced and 230 declined.
Grain Market
Drifts Lazily
CHICAGO, Dec. 29-(iip-Grains
drifted lazily along to a close with
small gains and losses on the board
of trade today.
May wheat and corn showed a
little strength at times, largely a
result of support from cash hous
es. Otherwise, price changes were
held to small fractions and, noth
ing happened at any time to dis
turb the general lassitude.
Selling came mainly in small
lots from commission houses. It
never bulked large and got the
better of the market only in early
dealings, when all cereals were
down fractionally.
Wheat closed lower to
higher, corn was lower to
higher, oats were unchanged to
lower, rye was higher, soy
beans were lower to higher
and lard was 2 to 7 cents a hun
dred pounds higher.
Additional export flour sales to
Italy and Norway were reported
and nulls purchased a little
wheat.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore- Dec. 29 (API
Butterfat tentaUve. subject to immedi
ate change. Premium quality maximum
to .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered
in Portland. 71 -84c lb.: first quality.
69-72c lb.: second quality, 67-70c; val
ley routes and country points 2c less
than first.
Butter Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA, 93 score 69c
lb.: A. 92 score. 68c lb.: B. 90 score. 66c
lb.; C, 89 score 65c lb. Above prices
are strictly nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 44',a-321fcc;
Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 47',,-55',i,c.
Eggs To wholesalers: A grade large.
92'a-9'.iC; A grade, medium. SS'-fH', jc;
grade B. Urge. 52a-56c.
Live chickens (No. 1 quality f.o.b.
filants) Broilers, under 2's lbs- 31-33C
b fryers. 2, to 3 lbs.. 33-35c; 3-4 lbs.
35-36c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over 36-39c;
fowl. leghorns, under 4 lbs.. 30c lb.;
colored fowl, all weights. 39-40e lb.;
old .roosters, all weights. lS-lSc lb.
Turkeys Net to the producer on a
dressed weight basis, U. S. grade A
young tomj, 50c; A grade hens, normal
ly. 60-64C lb.
Dressed turkeys to retailers Grade A
young hens. J0-71c lb.; New York style
dressed: A grade young toms. SV-59C
Rabbits Average to retailers for live,
white. 4-3 lbs.. 30-32c; 5- lbs- 26-30c;
colored. 2 cents lower; old or heavy.
does. 13-15C lb.
fresh dressed meats (wholesaler to
retailers per hundred pounds) :
Steers Good, to 700 lbs.. $42-45; com
mercUL 137-41: utility, S35-36.
Cows Commercial. 333-36: Utility.
sxz-33: canner-cutter. szy-si.
Beef cuts (good steer) Hind quar
ten. $50-33: rounds. $48-52; full loins.
trimmed. 868 - 72: triangles. 838 - 40
square chucks. S40-43; ribs. $55-59; fore-
quarters, $40-44.
Veal and calf Good and choice. S43-
45; commercial. $39-42; utility. $35-39.
Lambs Good-choice. 30-60 lbs.. 641-
44: commercial, all weights. $39-40.
Mutton Good 70 lbs. down, $i-zo.
Pork cuts Loins. No. 1. S to 13 lbs..
$45-46; shoulders. 1$ lbs. down. $38-40:
spareribs. 346-50; carcasses. $33-34.
wool Coarse, valley and medium
grades. $45c lb.
Mohair Z5c lb. on iz-montn growth.
Countrv Killed Meats:
Veal fop quality. S3S-42C lb.: other
trades according to weight and quality.
Hogs Lieht blockers. 31 -33c lb..
sows, light. 27 -30c.
Lambs 38-40C lb.; mutton. 14-ISc.
Beef Good cows. 27-31c lb.; canners
and cutters, 24-28c lb.
Onions 60-lb. western Ore. yellows
No. 1. mod, $1.75-1.85: large. $2-2-23;
Idaho and eastern Oregon yellows.
med.. $1.75-1.85; large. $2.40-230.
Potatoes Oregon russets, central d is
let. No. 1-A. $330-3.65: 25 lbs. 90-65c:
No. 2. 50-Ibs- $1.20-1.30: Klamath Falls
russets. No. 1-A. $3.60-3.65: local. White
Rose No. 1-A. $3-3.10; Wash.. Yakima
russets, mo. i-A. sa.zi-a.ao: za ids- use;
Idaho russets No. 1-A. S3 60-3.75: S 10-
lb. sacks, No. 1-A. $2J0-2J5.
Hay Following prices are strictly
nominal: ' VjS, No. 2 green alfalfa or
better, carlots f o b. Portland. $37-38;
US. No. 1 timothy. $37-38: oats and
'etch mixed hay. uncertified clover
nay, $24-25 ton. baled, on Willamette
auey xanns.
day's closing quotations:
Radio Corp
14
26
39
Rayonier.
Rayonier pfd
Reynolds Met 21
Richfield 27
Safeway 17
Sears Roeb 39
So Pacific 49
Stan Oil CaL
67
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Transamerica
21
9
10
29
88
11
Union Oil
Un Pacific
Un Airlines -
. 30US Steel
90 Warner Bros
44Woolworth
70
9
44
Salem Market
Quotations
(As of late yestemay)
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1
No. 2
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
.72
.70
JB3
.74
.79
3S
33
S3
JO
35
.62
.42
.48
EGGS (Baying)
Large double A
Medium
Pullets
Cracks
EGGS wholesale
Large double A
Medium double A
Pulleta
Cracks
POULTRY
No. 1 Leghorn hens
30
38
32
36
J8
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 Val Pack
feeder iambs
Wool lambs
15.00
1A AA . t u
Ewes
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Fat dairy cows
Cutter cows
Bulla
VeaL 150 to 300 lbs.
Calves. 300 to 450 lbs.
13.00 to 1430
8.00 to 13.50
17.00 to 21.00
24.00 to 27.00
18 00 to 22 O0
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Dec. 29 (AP) (USD A)
Salable and total cattle 100. holdover
100. calves 35; market active, steady to
strone with some canner-cutter mm
fully SO cents higher for 2 days: 1
lot average medium 968 lb. short fed
steers 24 00; part load 1196 lb. hold-
overs 23.00; few medium light steers
unsold; load common-medium 873 lb.
heifers 21.15: odd head common truck-
-mmSn.i"dfat d?ir7 XJV. to
f."- w mnuum urn cowl
lr- -'-'wr..y,- "J. " '
io.uu; good cows up to 19.00: medium-
?rtoTce "veTftr. "flly 'SeTdy at ISmI
3130; odd head 32.00; common-medium
vealers 17.00-2830; cull-medium calves
12 00-22.00.
Salable hogs SO. total 300: market ac-
tlve: steady on limited supply; good-
choice 190-235 lbs. 2430; leniently
sorted; 275 lbs. 23.00; 260-280 lbs. 2230:
aw id. gum ii.uv; gooa wu-wg in. sows
iv.uv-su. meaium ii jo. teener pigs away bed ana mattress. L.nairs. -nrung.
22.00; good-choice feeders In good de- Breakfast seta. Wardrobe. DoLnxe
mand at 23.00-24.00. Univ. Eloe. Range. Frigldaire Refrig
Salable and total sheep 300; market Fireplace Equip. Lawn Mower, Gar
active, fully steady: supply mostly den Hose, MlscL Items. 745 So. ComX
good-choice around 85 lb. wooled and Ph. 3-9494.
early shorn lambs at 22.00; lot med
hun-Sood 82 lbs. 2130; common lambs
w -a.uv. iuw uini jwuiui
la w; good ewes up to 8 00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Dee. 29 (API Wheat
No futures quoted.
Cash wheat (bid): soft white 234:
soft white (no Rex) 2.-C3; white club
234; western red 234.
Hard red winter: ordinary 234: 10
per cent 2.25; 11 per cent 236; l
per cent 238.
Hard white Baart: 11 per cent 2.42;
12 per cent 2.48.
Today's car receiDts: wheat 49: bar.
ley 3; flour 6; corn 5; oats 1; millfeed
10.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
As executor of the estate of ARTHUR
H. BARKS, deceased, the undersigned
has filed in Circuit Court of Oregon
for Marion County. In Probate, its fin-
al account in estate of said decedent.
and January 6, 1949fat ten o'clock, a.m..
and courtroom of said court have been
appointed by said court for hearing of
objections to said account and settle
ment thereof.
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK OF PORTLAND (OREGON)
By R. M. ALTON
Its Vice-President and Trust
Officer.
Executor aforesaid- D2-9-1 6-23-30
Livestock and Poultry
STEEL GRAY mare, 4 yrs.; gentle.
but spirited. 890. See Don Hanaon. Sa-
lem fairgrounds Barns.
GOOD JERSEY cow. second calf, lust
fresh. Call 2-2673.
rOR SALE: 7 white weaner oias. 2
feeders. Harold Baker, Rt. 1. Box 47,
pnM. m wiconai xioaa.
FOR SALE or trade. 8 vr. old Pala-
mino brood mare, gentle and well-
mannered. Cow or heifer preferred. E.
Brandt, Rt. 8. Box 431. Ph. 3-1546.
LICENSED & bonded Uve-tock buy.
. Claude Edwards. Rt. 3. Box 899 E
er.
Phone 3-1144
FINE. FRESH Guernsev heifer. S2M
Rt. 4. Box 458. Sunnyside Road.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buver. rl
McCandllsh. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-8147.
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
baby chicks.
8-286L Lees
Weekly hatch
es. Pb.
Hatchery
H1UH-.T PRICES oa id. Cattle and
horses wanted for fox feed. Call col
lect Sherwood 4432
TRADE 11 mo. old White Shorthorn
bull for dry cow or older bull. Earl
DuChlen. 2493 N. Sth. Ph. 2-1658.
Help Wanted Male
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: Man. 25 to
50 years of age. Degree. 8 years teach
ing experience. 2 years experience as
principal elementary or secondary
school Oregon State Training School
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wooaourn.
Help Wanted Female
HOUSEKEEPER for husband, wife
and 8 yr. old daughter. Ample time
Priv"vt,-K?m.-.. bor? wZt
Write Robert Aufderheide. $18 S. 9th
- XorvU i r-rj
GIRL OR WOMAN for child care
ana neip in name. Room, board and
salary, w
rtte box 496. co Statesman.
STENOGRAPHER: General lnsur-
ance work. Bookkeeping, typing and
Sorthand necessary. Exp. preferred,
ill 3-4813 for appointment.
"lfcRlfcNCt waitress, night
work. J B Drive In.
Salesman Wanted
GOOD Opportunity with expanding
business, must have car. Earnings un
limited. CaU at 279. Sute St. between
4 & $ pan.
Situations Wanted
SEAMSTRESS Jc alteration work.
Located in Keizer. Reasonable prices.
Ph. 2-7332.
WANTED: Housework by day. $1.00
per hr. Ph. 2-9084. Ask for Mrs. Nik
kei.
CLOCtJ-WAlfCll and electrical re-
pairing', guaranteed. 480 N. Church
near bus depot. Radio Louie Tarhnl-
cian. White's Radio St Appliance Shop,
ORCHARD pruning. Phone evenings
j-4277; . I
PRACTICAL nursing or child's
nurse. Anywhere. Write Statesman I
Box 437. I
onh joas w.nt-l Ph i-fmt.
. $itaartim 7antec!
DAT 0 NIGHT child care at 11SS
tVi JTT. n-
T&CX WORK, tximming. lopping, fell.
3.ff:.M5A1''l'tr' YriKl'.Ph '-j4-
iilifiljneaswetci
'!!- 'ftr. 9 m-. range. 170. AUo tir r,r irl
POITS mimeographing, typing er- r used. S30. 1031 Sixth SU. West S
vie. Quality work. Lower prtces. sealem. Phone S-575S.
N. ISth. Ph. S-3S43.
. Painting & Decorating
Phone S-TS5
Mikes Septic Service
Tanks cleaned. Roto Rooter Service
on Sewers. Phone l-MSS trr
Chimney sweep. Northneoa. on. J-4450
SEWERS and septic tanks installed
upgga 1 j it t . it"
1 . ..rr , -. . i
and repaired Scharff Bros Phone ISMS.
nn riRriii ator
-
Pumace and chimney cleaned Vae-
uum used. B. T. Ensley. Ph. S-T1TS.
DRAWING house pUns. Ph. 1-96ST.
Painting & Decorating
WX SPECIALIZE IN INTERIORS
1-5444 DICK OREY S269
WANTED Furniture to clue and re-
pair Lee Bros Furniture Reflnishms
Co Ph 2-1233 4020 E State St
. ; I-i
peach leaf curl spraying now. rn.
2-1208.
CARPENTER, cabinet work. Build I
and remodel. Large St small. Ph. 2-2348.
IRONING In my homo. Ph. S-99Z8.
For Sale- Miscellaneous
DOUBLE BED. complete; extra
spring, smaQ gas range, gas plate, good
wood heater, large wood circulator;
small wood range, kitchen-cabinet
with top. All very reasonable. Ph.
2-7551. .
MAN BICYCLE, excellent cond. Ph.
2-7276. 396 Park Ave. ' V-
, H.P. completely
' reconditioned
sump pump. $35. Ph. 2-6953.
REFRIGERATOR' $65. baby buggy
$8. Ph. 2-5939.
H. C. LITTLE oil floor furnace. Used!
1 w. Thermostat. Steel tank. 120 BaL
I - . . . . ,. . .
CTmA .r.ryp? elect?!-
Thompson. Ph. 3-5094.
. Sli I TrRrALA RM
Jl' 3 ? HTXLHt
TOHt- 190 S. 14TH ST.
KELVIN ATOR REFRIGEB A
Reasonable. Ph. 2-6719,
ALWAYS a big stock.
Woodry's Furniture Mkt. Ph. S-8118.
SMALL Coleman oil circulator and
I nine. No. 1 eond. $25k 1609 N. 4th St.
GOOfiL ; OLDER model refrigerator
I with sealed unit.
$40.
Phone 3-6758.
GOOD LOOKING, white, modern gas
stove, circulating heater built-in. fine
even. $100. CaU evenings, 3-0448.
' . rabbIT hutches, large one ilflo"
Vrf. COLbSPOf reirtserator. '4$
,., ,.,. -tl 4.il, , .
I mo.. Ph. 2-5381. 1020 N. 10th St.
I . . Jl ' Z
WESTLVGHOUSE- flat top .Wtrle
tove. Perfect eond. Easy washing ma-
ctc!P-."40N.orw? -
USED WASHXR-C Reixigerators.
Ranges. Water heaters.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
I PRACTICALLY ftTEWTTfCELLENT
I COND. BEDROOM SUITES. RUGS
I 9x12. 12x20. Bed. spring, mattress, sou.
tmuroQ At ntim i SI-tr f n
I controllers, home milk pasteurizers,
i butuf rhuniL
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
ocuar oningics
$130 Bundle. Also cedar hop posts.
20 and 21 ft- Fence posts. T ft. long.
Frank Walker Sons Shingle Mill. Mi,
Angel. Oreg.
PLASTI-KOTE requlrea no waxing.
use lt on floors, linoleum, woodwork.
etc.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
Lloyd M. Hill, Inc.
Cat. Shovel and truck work of an kinds
Phone 2-4367 Rt. 2. box 32-B
CfYvt b6t-"f .1-- -l-,k ArZmr
with built-in Sterilamp. Special 89333.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC.
467 Court St. Phone 8-9611
CEDAR PCTiTS Ph 68F22
nSUNDTroF OLD PAPERS 16c each.
oen sm. CircSlattoS Dent
V'Jf8"-" Circulation Dept.
STEEL Clothesline posU. raifingTS
stock and to order. 1143 N. Liberty.
ATMORAYS Ozone Good health
Rent-sell. H. C. Pugh. 684 N. 17. 3-4692.
' BLOCKSIZE steel sash. Fits the
block, costs less, saves time. Now avail
able. Keith Brown Lumber Yard. Front
Sz Court Sts.
FLOOR polishers, vacuum cleaners,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
GRAVEL, aano and silt Delivered, or
on your truck at the pit. Ph. 2-4002.
REFRISerATORS. ranges. water
heaters, washers, lr oners, trash burn
ers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
P-mm...:.! C-ist f-avl
"uultl -a
Crushed rock. Ready mix. All kinds
of sand and gravel. River silt and tui
oirv
Ph. 21966
A-B. apt sixe elec. range. Calrod un
its, new, 3110. Ph. 34284
HOYT St. SURPLUS
SWIVEL CHAIRS ,ZVSzZZ
7u!TWn7nV"b
".b- .P!r f Ji .ii.
SWIVEL CHAIRS one week $9.95
circulators Metal boxes a -sorted sfczes
Bunk Beds and Mattrta Folding
cots 160 to 3S0 HP Marine Engine 25
KW Light Plant Dec trie Bakery Oven.
Steam kettles, cookers, spud pealera.
dish waahers for rests uranU or ho-
Uls-SUam Table nrK.
frigeratlon unit Toilets. Uvatories.
sinas. Diumoma suoDiies. a at um
I pe: UUUiini jeaa JC to. a-eciriv
I - ... . -. .. -i . .
water heaters, washers new and used!
Oak radio tables from $4 00 to $730
Pre-Heaurs for shops Air Chipping
Hammers Addine Mchlne S4S30 Gaa
Ranee foe Butane of Fili-Irrfka-
tlon Dumo Electric bouse and out
side wire, range cable and range out
lets. Come south on 12th to HOYT,
turn Ea-t one block. Tel. 2-7916.
State Street Furniture
1900 State St. Phone ,3-7396
Is giving another big reduction on
I the final closing out sale this week.
i .. lil . . -J -. - .. , --
DECORATING holly, holly wreaths
and
. i D..ii -rn
a" yvm. -- w.v-.
Heirhts rd. Ph. S8F12 eveninrs.
l. Ph. sari- mnlnn.
WARDS Appliance Service Dept. of
fers complete service facilities lor all
Montgomery ward appliances. Just
call 3-3191.
fRTnJ2Cft, cow or chicken. De-
Uvered In Salem, wen -rotted or fresh.
$3 per cu. yard. AUo by sack, $1 per
sack at place or will deL $ sack order.
I Phillips Bros. Rt. 6. Box 118. Ph. 68F22.
I " ,lT-Awiif4 H 4 J r
I and tank, used one rear. 258 S. 14th.
Ph 9-1RAS
USX-- DUO-TUTJUI oU heater. I !
room size, $4930. easy terms. I
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC I
187 Court St . Phone $-8811 I
W1LL BUY. SELL OR TRADE I
MODERN OR ANTIQUE FIREARMS I
the house vr uvrt. zo- rt, UDiuM I
ELECTRIC room heaters.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
'SHINGLES, shakes, lumber, doors.
Elywood. masonlte. sheetrock. roca
ith. and other building materials.
Eola Lumber Co.
Salem-Dallas highway. Ph. 23958
Walling Sand & Gravel Co.
Crushed Rock
For roads Jc driveway.
Cement I
Re-av-mix Concrete. Garden sand. I
Bulldozing, drainage and witching. 14 1
n -hovel mt arae line, f none 1
ETAL BUNKS; head. foot, and I
nrinn. Slneles. XS In. X 73 In. Large I
quantity available. Used $233 each.
For Information can 3-6813 days. 1
6 IS. SEARS-Dumlop meUl turning I
latne. w. c pann-en. iiw wuner i. 1
SAWDUSTurner foe saJeT 1098 ItW I
1st. 1
For Sale SIlacelLaneoiza
HIAWATHA Motor amWr.
JS"4- b,n- t'- LX
Chlen, 2495 N. 8th.
New tires. SSO. Clinton Davis. IS J Vai
nuren st corvsiiis. Ore, ph. til.
U.
LXAVIN'C btata. Curi Imm.d
lately. our equity tn l ft. Westing.
houM refrigerator, deluxe model eleo
trie range. 2 set box springs as mat
tresses. All used S months. Amm boy's
bicycle $25.00, O. E. Console radio S45.
et $10. Bedroom suite S40.
I eond. Good tir. m... ' .lunT'.-J-V:
JUN JLKJIXiE pi.
j l . ' . "vw-
I wsy.
OIL CIRCULATOR, i burner, i. I.JL
I IM. Phone S-4M3.
rnia-u rkwr modrl Eadio. 13d.
1 1S0S N. it. Phone S-sei4.
I b AV ENSfi TT iT i.r..
. PHTtCO floor model RaJU.-
I rack i40. waterfall dresser and chest
or orawers. organ. 0 yr. crib. 1SS S.
Wibwm.
CLbxn ahtngu. ph. fcrar
Wanted Furnit
nre
PSED FtTRNTTTTRE. Phone t-8110.
U&D FURNiTURj-' Phone $-$1857"
1
Wanted Miscellaneous
TTLg SCOOP for dltchtnr pp. 1-137S.
PIANO TUNLNQ
Wins Mua-t Store.
Miscellaneoua
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SCR V1CS Of MOST
CASES
Bring or Man Your Plates for Repair.
DR HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST v
Adolph B)dg State A Com. Ph. S-331L
Mattresses. Capital Bed Co. Ph. 3-40' L
AUTO oalntlna-. lust a shad a betu-
by Ray -TITER. Call St-rock Motor Co.
I .J-.r?
I -VIUl
WTHW atrip. Pullman. PK. l-Ml.
WANT TO Buy Used Cameras
lenses MtEwiii Photo Shop 435 Stte,
WATER WELL druMlng. Domeatie el
sue or
S. Boi
"lg.tlon Duf field
423 Phone 2-1313
Bros. Rt
Salem Sand & Gravel Co.
Contract Work
Roads Oearing Dtthhxg
Sewer a Basement
Equipment Rental
S8
yds. 112.00 per fc.
yds. - $ 60 per kr.
I D-7 Cat it Doxer
lu.sg per ng
D-4 Cat Doaar 8 40 per kr.
D-4 Cat Docer 7 SO pes ke.
Phone days S-940S
Evenings 3-6-46 or 2-4408
Salera. Oregon
HAVE YOUR fang er sewing machine,
repaired by a qualified Singer repre
sentative. Ph. 3-3512 for free pickup Jt
delivery service on all makes of ma
I u-j -i.k- va .u
I chines, rroe eaumate
tea. i laa eaumate given nerore
k Is started. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. 130 N - Commerclal.
Loans Wanted
I OWNER WILL PAY 8. private loaf
I on 82300. secured by lit mortgage mi
I Salem Income property. Write BoA
I aa ee siaiesman.
Financial
MONEY TO LOAN
Wanted: Real estate mortrsra loans.
I It mm ' ua about ref lnancine vour nreaans
I contract or mortgage. Approved tnxf
toana- Low inieresi raxea.
TV fhiMi Tr,.
i realtors
I SUte It. Ph. f-JSfll
Money to Loan
CASH -NOW
$25.00 to $500.00
Salem's largest and oldest home-owned
loan company tiers money wheA
you need it I
You can pay anytime to reduce net
1 co
No endorsers er help from friendif
On cars, trucks, trailer Homes to
$500,001
On furniture, livestock, equipment,
salary or other personal property up te
$300,001 -
Phone or visit our office today I
Lie No. 8138 and 14338
General Finance Corp.
PH. 3-9161 . ' 1 36 8 COMX fT
FARM and CTX LOAMS
4i and 8 ,
Tour own terms of repayment with
in reason Cash-for Real Estate Con
tracts and Second Mortracea.
CArlTUL SECUKITIU CO.
SQ7 Pioneer Tru-t Bide
Phone Tig
AUTO LOANS
WnXAMlTTE CREDIT CO.
S. Church St. Ph. 2-24FI
182
Parking Aplenty '
Lie. M159-SI54
Private Money
On Cars. Trucks. Trailer Bomes
Long ee Short Term Payment
Roy H. Simmons
136 S. Commercial St. Phone $-8101
For Itent Itooms
HOLLYWOOD SLP. rma. 2030 McCoy.
Ph. 3-0093.
2R60M S for rent, single or double.
I urxtalrs. 1146 Oak St.
I PR I VAT 1 "Room ior eentleman. tzM
I ft. Winter. Ph. 3-7054 after 0 p.m.
-gEEEPlM rm, ior-buau-S-gntlS:
-,. -.. h-r.-d -out water. Bual-
i ,. r ...
i iiai. .-iiir
I v,7Cx.r-3.--.
--.to, . i : - : -. T j - I. J.. rZ
, JXZt2JZprf i-h rl
!n.D5tY!-ho,..I wtol1 wouW bo,r
tVr,,. 1 r rst
RLEXPINO loom in nic home. Ph.
I 3-7356.
Oft J UN FUR J, rma.
lot HfCl
housekeeping. 1170 Market,
For Itent Apartments
MIDDLE-AGED working woman de
sires lady to sharie nicely furnished,
well-heated apt. Close to center ol
town. 2 busses by door. Prefer teacher
i town- a diuih or a nor. rrcr iricnwr
I . 'r.7ui. : , rmk-
I w" -v.-"..
, - write Statesman 'Box 459
- . . -
3 RM. unfurn. apt. to amp. c
ouple.
No
o drinkers. 1 793 U St.
3 RM. farn. apt. for' 1 em p. woman.
priced accordingly. 473 N. CapttoL
i R-L unfurn. apt. -with elec. stove,
1st fir. $50. 12B2 S. 13th Ph. 2-0033.
"SMALL, nicely fura. apt. Pri. hath.
t working girl. IS State St.
2 R. uptr. unfurn. Lady. iui. priv.
I -H rm. 701 N. Church.
701
I 2 RAtTfurn. apt.-Pri. bth. r-fiTX
lOuIet eounle. 843. 849 N. Cottare SU
RM. FURN. apt. PrL entrance, pri.
bsth. Utilities furn. 453 N. 34th Ft.
r37AWTa"TidirTroTlew ao.rt-
ntenta. no children. Bath room, kltch-
en and liv. room with In-o-door-bed.
From 863 to 670. Refrigerator, range
and Ded inciuoeo. no garage. r
drinkers.' 1065 Madison. Phone 2-8067.
Can be seen after 3 p.m.
riTRN. Apis. School and city bus.
Elect, heat. 3580 S. Commercial St.
2 RM. APT. furlflihed. 344 ta-ill
lngton St. .
4 RM. TVkiS. sot. Adulta. 776 i.
Commercial St.
"e mTB frE v EKT apt . M:34
"iaTTJNFURNTapt. Elec. heat. Gag
ran ge. 833 Mill St. Ca H3T26.
"T-URN. 1 Room ac Kitchenette, elec.
range, ref- heat, utihties. Employed or
elderly lady, i-none 9-imo.
J RiZTPARTLY furn. apt. 3&-0.Port
una hom.
pOLASANT 3 rm. upstairs apt. for
auiet rourjla. No drinking. Pri. ent St
bath. Elec. range, refrtg. oil beat, 1384
Marion St.
AVAILABLE Jan. 1st. Good 3 rm.
rurn. apt. - v.- w"Tr' SL" .
fir. Reaa. Adulta. 180 Division. Cor.
nvuon an.i rot c-u.