' ' ' - M:
lues traded, 363 up. 34Q down.
The Associated Press average
of. 60 stocks dipped 11 0f on
point to 1.1. Turnover wai 890,
000 shares. .
These Folks Preparing for State Legion Convention Here
days. In a matter ef econds
prices started to slip, j Early . gains
were trimmed or wiped out at
thv rrir level gentl sagged.
The closing score was: 988 is-
12 The Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Friday, July 8. 1949
AVheat Rises
Salem Market
Quotations
(As ef late yesterday)
To New Hinhs
BUTTERFAT
Premium
No. 1 L
No 2
CHICAGO, July 7 -FV Wheat
knocked out some more - new
highs in . its current advance
the board of trade today.
the close prices were slipping and
trader? said the market looked a
V.it tirosl off ite VinTlicH
lions of the past three days. I Lair A i
final prices for wheat were 34-I m'u a
Oil 1 BL'TTFR
But at I R,iai . i
CGGS (Roylnc)
I Wholesale one
cents over bwvirt
exer- i e1' turf
Ji
Jl
i
M
.71
ramies
price I
corn 'n-1'4 Vlower.
higher.
rats 14-1 TJ higher, rye '2-2'
lower, soybeans 4 to 6'4 lower
and lard 7 (to 25 cents a hundred
Mills agaiin took a good Quan
tity? .f u-hn1 rf.1,,'tiri7. -t h mi,i.
den burst of flour buying on the
part of bakers. The trade p hires
flour buvirjg so far this week nl
between 315O0.GO0 and 5.01)0.000
fjtrks. It has ybeen about a year
finre flow buying has been so
hea y. j
; ?
Portland Livestock
I GRTLANjD. July 7 lAPl-rUSDA l
fcalflblr rattle MO. hnldfSr 100. calve
100: mark! nlow; lew sales cutter
rornmnn steer and heifer and camier
rutter rows' about ttrady; otherwise
mat feet mostly at standstill: scattered
bids 25-50 rents or more lower but bulk
of librial supply without bids, few rui-ter-comnion
fleers 15 00-21 00.: including
few liftht st kers at 1 00-17 1KI. futter
rommon hifei 14 ()0 - 2000; medium
(Tian st eis Ireld above 22 IK); cannrr
rutter rom mostly 11.00-13.00. shells
down to 9 00 and below; few ;iiedluiii
teef t own Ifi 00-17 00; flood beef row
held above IR 00; odd cutter-food Van
tage bull 1500-19 75: good -choice veal
en about -tradv at 25 0O-2fi 00; few
IA.50: common-medium erade weak at
, 15 00-2? 50.
salable oovs w. nuiKct acuve. Clea
rly, good-choice 18!)-235 !t. 23.75 to
rrioMlv 24 00; few 270 lb 22 00; ijrMirl
S."iO-500 lb uui weak at 16 50-17 50:
heavier weights 11(11: fe-d-r pigs scar-
. r rtiT'-chiilce ouoled 23 00-24.00
Salable shetp 500, maiket .'low. about
- tijM.,. -i ou-c inn e rpuncbinbit ni"st
ly 23 00 - 50; everf,l good lots 22 50';
riiinmon .flown to I" Ml. ir.cdiurn-good
found 71) lb. ewe and uethtr feeders
18 Mi. tood-choice No. 1 rx H old crop
Iambs and yearlings 22.00-25: htaviri
from I to 1
.5
SI
.55
53
.51
35
35
Clacks i
POULTRY ;
A Lephorn hem i .
B Leghorn hens
C Leghorn hens i
A colored hens
B colored 'hens .j,....
C colored hens j, ..
A colored fryers' 3 lbs and up
B colored fryers.
C rr.loted fryers
A old roosters i .-
B old roosters .
C old roosters
LIVESTOCK b Valley Pac
Fat dairv cows . 10 00 to 12 00
Cutter cows ... 1 8 00 to 11 00
Bulls . ... i ... 15 00 to 19 00
Good calvtv 300-450 lbs 17 ,00 to 19 00
Good veal 150 to 300 lbs 20 00 to 24 00
Spring lambs 4 20 00 to 2100
rceder lambs . 14 00 to 1 00
Ewes .j. 2 00 to S 00
22
.17
11
.24
.19
.12
.32
.27
.16
.15
.10
M
Stocks and Bonds
Compiled by the Associated Press
y ..ram I
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5
9p-l a i, j i a k t mm. x mm
T. LA JT 41 2 --
if, mm
ii mm imii lilinlU'rniT i r'llr -f --mmm-mmA
July 7 I
STOCK AVtRAOfS . '
:fi IS 19" 60
Indus Rails fill Stk-
i Net change ... i Al D3 uncli Dl
I Thu.sdav 3 31 6 3ft 2 61.1
Piev dav , I 6 2 31 9 2 612
! Wfek ago 84 6 30 8 38 6 59b
Month ago ... .''8.16 31 4 380 59 8
Year ago 97 1 47 4 42 1 71 8
! BOND AVIBAGKS e !
i 20 10 10 10 j
i Rail InduM Util Forgn
Vet change innch A 1 A 1 A l i
Thursday : 7 -102 2 103 1-H 4I
Prev. dav j. WI.7 102 1 103 0 69.3 1
! Week ago ;Mi 101 8 102 6 69 4
! Month PO , f.9.4 101.7 102 2 69 5:
i Year aco . 92 4 101 2 100 9 67.7
I H New 1949 niKh. I
It takes many bard working people to stage a statewide American Le gion eonvention. like the one coming to Salem next month. Lined up
above are the convention commissioners and committee chairmen w ho make ap only a small group of the many committee workers from
Salem's three posts. Left to right, front row: Ira Pilcher. John Kerrick (general chairmhan). Charles Huggins, Onas Olson. Mrs. I. X.
Baron, auxiliary general chairman, B. E. Owens. Kenneth Potts, James Turnbull, Cliff Parker, Harry Levy. Bruier Small Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Collins (department adjutant from Portland).' Orval Lama and Dave Hoss and "Cindy", the Olson pet. Second row Don Maditon.
Art Johnson, Don Castillo, Mrs. Olson. Wayne Perdue. Rex Kimmell. Alberta Shoemake. Sephus Starr. Mrs. and Mrs. Mem Pcarce. Mrs.
Harlan Judd, Mrs. Helen McCIeod. El I Is Von Esrhen. Frank Grimm. Carl Gabrielson and George Donaldson. Thj convention will be
held in Sal-in starting with a one-day 40 et 8 conclave August 3, followed by three days of Legion business and entertainment.
HEAT DEPARTMENT
FIIEE -FREE - FBEE - FEE - FBEE
Our IIOII ARK Heal Days
Meat Company
Did yon know that all the meat in the Saving Center store, if
not otherwise marked, it manufactured right in Salem, kith
Salem labor.. at the New Mon Ark Meat Co. Plant ion South
25th St. It s what we call J
Good Old-Fashioned "HOIIE-IIADE"
Friday - Saturday - Sunday
JULY S-9-10
City bituaries
New York Stock Quotations
W H I T E
William Leonard White. lat resident
of Salem, in this city July 5. Survived
by two siters. Margaret Bird and Grace
Sullivan, both of Benton. Wise. An
nouncement of ervices later by the
W. T. Rlgdon company. .
ren. Services will be held Saturday.
Julv 9. at 3 p m. at the Clough-Barrick
chapel with interment at Claggett cemetery.
down to 18 00. common feeders dr.wn
to 15.00; good light ewes steady at 6 50-
7 Of'.
rimv
I n. . ... i. vr r-rv itm rerdent of
Salem, in this city. July 4. Services
will be held Friday, July . at 10 a.m.
at the W. T Rigrion chapel with Father
A. J Gelinas officiatjng. Interment In
St. Barbara cemetery.
WE'LL LAY IT. YOU BURY IT
A genuine inderground Lawn. Sprinkling System
complete with POP-UP heads and all Copper Pipe. Tailor
made to fit your individual lawn and water problem. One
section will cover over 1000 square feet of lawn area.
A Shovel Is All You Need.
OUR PRICE starts at $49.50 and goes DOWN. For full in
formation call or write
Salem Lawn Sprinkling Co.
724 X. High St. - - Phone 3-4537,
It pays to consult experience, for free!
Also complete installations:;
SFN
Marie Hansen, late resident 01
: Detroit. Ore. a a local hospital July e
1 at the age of 62. Survived by husband.
I.auritz Hansen, a daughter. Mrs. Anne
Ketch inn. and a son, Richard Harden,
; all of Oetroit. and seven grandchildren.
1 Services will be held Saturdav. July 9.
! at 1 30 p m. at the CIouRh-Barrick
i chapel witn the Rev. George E. Wil
; liams officiating- Interment In Bel
! ci est Memorial paik.
McAllister
Pvt. Robert Russell McAllister, late
resident of Pratum. May 16. 1945. at
Okinawa. Survived by father. Russell
V.cAllister of Pratum: mother. Mrs.
Walter Jones of Medfoid; two brothers.
Gene McAllister of Medford and Rich
ard McAllister of Portland; and a
daughter. Carol June McAllister ol
Medford. Graveside services will be
held Saturday. July 8. at 3 p.m. at Mt
Hope cemetety near Pratum under the
auspices of the American Legion. Di
rection by the Clough-Barrick chapel.
RICKETTS
Mrs. Peggy Jane Ricketts. late resi
dent of Brooks at a 'ocal hospital July
6 at the age of 70. Survived by two
daughters. Mrs. A. J. Neliton of Silver
ton and Miss Gracie Ricketts of Pauls
Vallev. Okla.: five sons. Dave and John
Ricketts. both of Brooks. Ben Ricketts
of Manzimta. Ore.. Arthur and Herman
Ricketts, both of Salem: two brothers.
James Stiles of Okemah. Okla. and
Jacob Stiles of Fairfield, Calif.; a sister.
Mrs. Carrie Kerk of , California; 27
grandchildren and 12 great grandchild-
LAMB
Mrs. Marv Mav Imb. at the resi
dence ar 1R45 S. 13th st.. July 6. at
! the age Vif 73 vears. Survived by hus
I hand. George A. Lamb of Salem; a son.
Harold C. Lamb, of Salem: four daugh
ters. Mrs. Id II Hedges and Mrs. Georgia
i French, both of Salem. Mrs. Veins
LCone of Dallas and Mrs. Helen Zetter
1 berg of Kings Valley; a brother. G. T.
' Burns, of Portland; 13 grandchildren
! and five great grandchildren. Member
! of the OES of Yamhill. Ma'ccabees of
i Donald. Ore . and Gold Star Mothers
i of Wot Id War I Funeral services will
i be held Friday. Julv 8. at 1 :30 p m. at
I the W. T. Rigdon chapel with interment
at Butteville cemetery.
NEW YORK, July 7-i-Todays closing quotations:
American Can . 914 Gen Electric .... 35s4 Radio Corp. 10
Am Power tt Lt 10-VGen Foods. 42s Rayonier . ... 24
Am Tel h Tel 141 's Gen Motors 58N, Rayonier pfd .... 28
Anaconda .' 27 1 'Goodyear Tire 39 Reynolds Met
Bendix Avia .... 29'a Int Harvest 24LRU'hfiid 35S
Beth Sleel 25'? Int Paper 477 Safeway 23 N
Boeing Air 19 Kennecott 45 '? Sears Roeb 38U
So Pacific 35
11 Libbv McN At
34 2 Long Bell A
29V Mont Ward .
48-VNash Kelvin
4 Nat Dairy
9'h'N Y Central
32 ' Northern Par
23 Pac Am Fish
84 Pac Gas Elec
59 P T & T
Store No. II
1ST PRIZE
Mon Ark Sugar Cured
Ark Sugar
Ham
Calif Pack 32
Pac
Canadian
Cae J I
Caterpillar
Chrysler
Comwlth Sou ....
Cons Vultee
Continental Can
Crown Zel . .....
Curtis Wr
Douglas Air ....
7 Stan Oil Cal .... 61
.17 4 Sludebaker 18'V
50 Sun Mining ..
12 Transamet ica
Union Oil
Un Pacific
Un Airlines
Dupont de Ne . 45 7 Penney J C
32
9
13
US
3Ps
92'2
48 S
834
10
29
77'4
124
U S Steel
Warner Bros
Woolworth
21
x.
11
48
2ND PRIZE
Mon Ark Sugar Cured
Ham
3RD PRIZE
92.se Credit on Purchase
of Mon Ark Meat
4TH PRIZE
12.00 Credit en Purchase
of Mon Ark Meat
1
Start IIo. Ii
Hon Ark
2 EIG
Fresh klHed top oirade
hoc. You cari j have It
fresh, cured, cui up, or
any way you deire. t
There Is No Cure
Like Mon Axk Cur
RULES
Stocks Follow
Zig-Zag Course l:
July 7 -'-TV The
stock marxet toox on
Hake Your Dreams
Come True!
Enjoy the thrill and excite
ment ol building that hpme
you've always wanted. It'
not difficult at all, when you
do it with the aid of the Fred
W. Smith Lumber Yardl Our
fully equipped Home Plan
ning Department will help
you select a beautiful home
to fit your needs, tastes and
budget, choose , the neces
sary materials from our
splendid stocks . . . even
I ARRANGE FINANCING ii
1 you desire. Come in for a
chat this week!
FRF.F. ESTIMATES' OX
Bi ll. DING MATERIALS.
AMERICA - BITLI) ON
LIBERTY AND FREE
ENTERPRISE!
Wy V I
Ii
ftf y s-kN u
VI w T sr a tvt Arr N
SHOEMAKER
The Rev. Benjamin Franklin Shoe- ,
maker, late resident of 1896 Court st . i
at a local hospital July 6, at the age of i
78 .vears. Survived by widow. Alire !
W. Shoemaker of Salem: three daugh- ;
ters. Gertrude M. Snoemaker of Mon
dombe. Belgian Conpo. Africa: Mrs. 1
Merle H. Prire of Seattle, and Mrs. D. i
W. Daniels eff Lodi. Calif.; six Krand- !
children and four great grandchildren, j
Retired minister of the Christian church !
and former pastor of the Court street
Christian church of Salem. Service !
twill be held Friday. July 8. at 3::l
p.m. at the Howell-Edwards c'laml
with the Rev. W. Harold Lyman, the '
Rev. Dudley Strain and the Rev. C. F.
Swander officiating. Private concludinE
services at Mt. Crest mausoleum and
crematorium. Friends are requested ;
not to m nd flowers but to make con- :
tributiens for a memorial to Rev. Shoe- i
maker to be placed in the sanctuary ;
of the new Court treet Christian
church.
NEW YORK.
on a i zig
zag course today and finished just
about where it started.
Final prices showed a close
mixture of gains and losses run
ning frorr fractions to around a
point. Most changes were frac-
tional.
The market s fiction broke a
day winning streak. On Wed-
sday prices, on average, climb
ed to a six-week high. A rally
st.ited in mid-June after the
market had dived to a 4'i-year
low on June 13.
Just before 11 o'clock Presi
dent Truman announced that he
was bullish about the economic
situation and suggested to news
men that they read up err mar
ket developments of the last few
Any person entering our Meat Department win
receive a chance on ine mrrrmnoisf. ieave your
name, addrem and phone number at the meat counter. You do
not have te be there to get your prire if you win.
Same Every Day, Prices, and Remember-
They Still Have Hoi Been Halchedl
We got ick and tired of the name old way of advertising. e
want te hare s little inn while vie are In buinew. Wr have
been trjin a little of this and that and now we have thlv
Don't miss it! Try your luck! ' ?
tlUJVnilirC Thf winners will be called by iphone
DnAff lilUiJer notified by mail. Their name will appear
in this ad next week. The drawing will be made by the last per
son In the ttore st closing hours on Sunday. July 10th. Their
name also will appear in next week's ad.
DEEAMS
; OLIVER
Mrs. Esther Ann Oliver, late resident
i of Salem route J. box 36". at a local
, hotpital. July 7 Suivived bv two
dauehicrs. Mrs. Bertha Mae Aiieiton
of Portland and Mrs. Manor le Wood of
! Salem: a son. Burl R. Oliver of S:;lern:
a grarulciauthter. MaiKie Datlene Wood
i tit Salem, and a number ol nieces 'and
nephews. Services will be held S.vur-
day. July 9. at 10 :i0 a.m. at the Clout? ii
i Barrick chapel with the Rev. Dudley
; Strain officiating. Interment in City
I View cemetery.
3815 State St. Four Corners
Dial 3-8515
MAISON
Lt. i ip I M.ick Maison. late fesident of
185 S 15lii -t.. at Corpus ChrNti. Teas.
July fi. at tue aRe of 28. Son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold G Maison of Salem, bro
ther of Mrs Mollv Jean I-owerv of
Jackson. Miss. Announcement ol funer- '
al services later by the w. T. RiRdon
chapel.
JV.VT-i rvcxcvcxrr
ii r v uiuif
II U I II M III I W
TONIC
This fine tonic combines
mineral salts with iron. Pep you up
by sharpening the appetiU. Thou
sands take it.
$1.50
Special This Weekend
Chicken Bones
39c
Fresh and
Crisp . .
lb.
Just receired a shipment
Elastic Stockings
Anklets, Knee Bands
Schaefer's Liniment
Has been a family friend for
years; will take that stiffness
out of muscles in a hurry. Keep
It on hand In medicine chest
50c $1.00
YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE
WHEN YOU THINK DRUGS THINK SCHAEFER
: 1$99- 1949 -"It Pays to Trade at SfhaeferV
Prescriptions Accurately Filled
Lei ns (ill your next
We hare a complete line of
baby prescription
medical needs for babies.
Perforated Pile Pipe makes
application correct and easy.
Scbaefer's Pile
Oinlmeni for Piles
No relief - no pay
Sold the Schaefer 3UC
Way
Can Yon Sleep
Higbls?
If not, try our kidney pills.
They will give you immedi
ate relief.
Schaefer's
Kidney Pills
500
SCHAEFER'S CORN REMEDY
Don't endure the discomfort of painful corns, bunions,
or callouses.
. The Excelsior truss will solve your problem
I Come in and see them, today
This h. the official Penslar Remedy Store for Marion County.
Ten will find these preparations of highest quality and guaran
teed to be exactly for what they are sold and represented te be.
WHY
nntJT
BiiKlMQL
RELIEVE ITCHING SURFACE PIMPLES
AND OTHE MNd SKIN IRRITATIONS
WITH DER-MA-MOt A SOOTHING
MEDICATED OINTMENT.
50c
Have Your Films
Prinled al Scbaefer's
.WHEN WE FINISH YOUR
FILMS THEY WILL LAST
FOREVER
Onr Prices Are Bigbl !
In at 9 a, Out 5 p. m.
TREAD EASY co-fern
mm Fur
m mil
30c
uv
I
bli
SALEM
it MILE NORTH OF UNDERPASS
IM
ll
WEST SALEM
, AT FOOT OF BRIDGE
BOTH STORES OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
BT- ' m ap
'iff. . rT "
w., r ,t. . - , 3
ew t ,r. -ert
., . if V mm -arm. tmZm--' 1 1 S lm -
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We Have Two of the Nicest Displays and the Largest Volume Fruit and Vegetable
Departments in the Willamette Valley
pins tax
SOUS AGENTS FOB PEN'S LA K REMEDIES FOR MARION COUNTT
135 II. Connerdal Si. I I PrtscriDiions FUIed I8S9 - 1949 Pkcae 3-5197 - 3-9723
APRICOT CANNING TIME IS HERE
Mrpak $1.95 Flats.....: $1.09
TOMATOES vi ripe . 2 lbs. 15c
LETTUCE crisp large heads - Each 5c
s rnV Local, fresh from the C
LbLEIvT garden ...Each luC
CUKES Local, slicing
NEW SPUDS .
ORANGES f ull of juice .
i EPirtkrc
LUI.UltJ Sunkist
Eech 5C
10 ib, 29c
7 doz. $1.00
Dozen
CABBAGE Fresh, crisp, local L L 3 C
Or 2.75 P' '
Radishes, Green Onions nchjSc
PEACHES Local . Large basket 39c
WATERMELONS we cmtf
IN OUR MELON DEPT. 1
. We Have 'j ' 1
Persian Melons, Honey Dews, Krenshaws, Honey Balls,
Cantalov pes, Ca tabes ;
MANY MORI MONEY SAVING ITEMS
j COM! OUT AND SEE . i-
i