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Newspaper Page Text.: ' ' ..4 .-..., 10 The eiototmoa, Salem, Otrm We-a-cy, Sept! Nervous Grain Market Dips; Wheat Steady CHICAGO, Sept aO--Tb grain market was nervous today and considerable liquidation de veloped during the board of trade session. Although the Sep tember wheat contract managed to ' finish even " with yesterday's close, other contracts had a dif ficult time. Short covering brought the September contract fractionally above the previous finish, but other grains with soybeans and lard were dragged lower under the Impact of foreign monetary devaluation and the threat of ser ious labor troubles. At -the close wheat was un changed to 2tt lower, corn was higher to lower, oats were H to 1 lower and lard was off 12 to 42 cents a hundredweight After' a weak start there was a fairly strong rally, but the buy ing was not sustained, except in the nearby contracts of wheat and corn. Valley Obituaries Mrs. Katherine Toman SCIO Mrs. Katherine Toman, 8Q, wife of Joe Toman, died at the family home 11 miles south east of Scio, Sunday afternoon, after a stroke the previous day. Funeral services will be at Weddle Tuneral home in Stayton Thursday at 2 pjn., with Rev. V. L. Loucks of Scio Baptist church In charge. Burial will be in Bllyeu Den cemetery east of Scio. Born Feb. 9, 1889 in Czecho slovakia, she came to the U. S. In 1922, residing in Wisconsin and Illinois until her marriage. Jan. t, 1024 in Chicago to Joe Toman of Scio. The Tomans resided in Mill City until 1828 when they bought a farm near Scio. Surviving are the widower and one : daughter, Irene, who since herl graduation from Scio high school in 1948 has been employed In Salem. - Mrs. Toman was a member of ZCBJ lodge of Mill City. Kalph Edgar Sherman WOODBURN Funeral serv ices for Ralph Edgar Sherman, 9. who drowned Monday in a pond at Hubbard, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Ringo chapel. In terment will be in' Hubbard ceme tery. Born Oct. 26, 1939, at Susan ville, Calif., Sherman was living with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sherman, Hubbard, when he died. Also surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Sherman, San Pablo, Calif. SALE OF USED EOCTPMENT AND SCRAP MATERIALS The Oregon State Highway Commii sion has for Ml an assortment of used equipment and scrap materials located at the Highway Department Equipment Planu at La Grande and Salem, Ore gon. Partial lists are as follows: AT LA GRANDE: Dump trucks, grad ers, mowers, snowplow, steel, iron tires and batteries. AT SALEM: Scrap tires and bat teries. Sealed bids will be received by the State Highway Commission in Room 324. Stat Office BuUding. Salem. Ore- Jon. until 3. -00 p.m., Mondays October . 1949, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened and read. Proposal forms and full Information for bid derm' may be obtained at the office of the State Highway Commis sion. State Office Building, Salem. Oregon, and at the equipment plants at La Grande and Salem. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the pro posal deemed best for the State of Oregon. OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. S-17,21 -yj Slate 14 J France Co. 7$j$ FBA Loans aveng-Tlme Farm Leans License 1-218 and M-222 Personal and Ante Loans Wo Want Your Always a Dependable Cash Market IT yea deal bring them to Carly's wo both lose. Curly's Dairy Fairgromnda Eoad at Hood Ph. S-1783 Of.T.T Lam.N D Dr O.CkaaJI D DIS. CHAN . . . LAM CHINESE HEKBALISTS til North Liberty i Caaialrs Porttaoe Oeoeral Dectrte Ce. Office eaea Sararoay eaty It a te I a.aa S to t ao. Ciuav tests sre tree of charge, rraettced tace 1111. Why Suffer Any Longer ewers ran. saw ear CaJaese re-ae-te. A saccsas fee SM a Cala. No amatter srtUl waat aUaaeau ywa ore afflicted -orders, slaasUls. heart, Imaga, Uv . klOawya, gas. rsas-pailsa, afeere, laaeiaa. raiaaaiiia . rail ear lever, sato, tea-ale CHARLIE CHAN CHINES- BtBS CO. 2S4 N CeaaaaerctaX iee t-ue SAL-M. ORR uftke Bears tut, rates, aaa Sag. ssaty. U I a-4 lad- e alalats -.. -Li'. . !- J 4- 11. ma I Salei Obituaries urura I. t Wendell LeRoy Arehef , at the resi dence, 870 S. Elmo ave4Septeinber 17. at the age of S3 years Survived by the widow, Charlotte Archer. Salem; daughters. Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Beraadtae Archer and Nellie Archer, all of Sa lem; aoa LeRoy Archer, fx- Salem, four brothers. Alonzo Ji Archer, Ver ina. Calif.: James A. Archer, Sedge wick. Colo ; Lyle R. Afcher, Creston, Iowa; and Benjamin A Colo.; and one I Church of Christ. Member of will be held Wednesday. September; iL at 3 p. m. at tha HoweU-Edwarda naoel with the Rev. M. C. Cuthbertsort Officiating. In terment at the Lee Misfion: cemetery. THKEL Babr bov TheeL iniaht ion of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tbeel of Marlon, at a local hospital Also survived by a grandmother, Mrs. Ida Bflniag. Wauke sha Wis. Private eervwea swere held Tuesday at the HoweU-Ejdwards chapeL RINGWALD " !1 ' I Matt Rlngwald. UU .rWdent of Sa lem, at a local, hospital j September 18. at the age of 83 years! Surviving are three brothers, Chris ind Joe Ring wald, both of Salem, and George Rlng wald, Portland; three nephews and one niece. Member of St. Joseph's Cath olic church. Requiem imass will be held at St Joseph's Cithblie church, Wednesday. September 21, at ajn. Recitation of the roe re will be held at the Howell-Edwardal i ehapd Tues day, September 20. at IS B m. Inter ment at St. Barbara ffmetery. McGHIHCT Mrs. Amelia McGhe , late resident hospital, Sep 7t years. An later by the of 607 M1U St.. at a tember IS. at the age nouncement of seryl W. T. Rlgdon- chapeL 'i'i SOGERS Nelson S. Rogers e 1 resident of Boo Oxford St.. at a hospital. Sep r hti widow, Salem; two Wilder. Mc- tember 18. Survivina Mrs. Georgia Nelson daughters, Mrs. Jane' Mlnnvllle, and Roberta two sons. Bruce and J oeers, Salem: uglas Rogers, both of Salem; hla mother, Mrs. Lou Anna Rogers, Vernonla; a brother, Lee Rogers, Vernonla; and j a sister, Mrs. Virgil Beaver. Seaside. I Services will be held Wednesdsy, September II. at 1:30 p.m. at the Clouh-Barrick chapel with the Rev. Seth K.i Huntington of flclatlng. InUrment will be la Bel crest Memorial park. j . DCF FIELD I I Alice A. Duffleld. UUt1 resident -f Salem route , In this tity, September 18, at the age of 76 years. Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. George Mill. Milwaukee. Wis.; Mrs. j Gordon Horn, Turner Valley, Alberta, Canada; and Mrs. Wilfred Horn. Medicine Hat, Al berta. Canada: five sorts, Russell Duf field. Medicine Hat, Alberta. Canada: Kenneth Duffleld. Red. Cliff, Alberta. Canada; George Duffieid, Kermit. Tex.; and Donald and Howard Duffleld. -both of Salem. Services will be held Wed nesday, September 31' lat 1:30 p.m. at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with inter ment In the City View cemetery. ANDERSON "I II Lester Lemuel Anderson, late res ident of 3M0 Slmpsoof t. in Dallas. September 18. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Lavlna Anderson, Salem; three daughters. Dorothy Mae, Betty Louise and Florence J June Anderson, all of Salem; two aonu Albert L. and Marlon D. Anderson, i both of Salem: four sisters. Mrs. Charles Niefert, Glen Elder. Kan.; Mrs. John Abraham, Kansas City. Mo.; Mrs.- Elsie Breit welser and Mrs. Ralph Morton, both of Wichita, Kan,; twof brothers. EUls Anderson, Beloit. Kan j and Elza An derson, Stockton, Cnf.$ and three grandchildren. Marsha lane. Leroy and Threse Anderson, all of Salem. Services will be held Thursday September 22. at 1:30 p.m. at the iOough-Barrick cnapei with the Rev.;. R.s e. worthlns ton officiating. Interment at City View cemetery. DeLtLLIKS 4 n) DeLUlies. late resident at 1310 t. 43th st.. at a local hospital, September 16. at the age of 74 years. Surviving are the widower, Fred DeLUlies Salem: three daughters, Mrs. Pearl Hartsberger, Sa lem; Mrs. Mabel Bolgef, Tresno, Calif., and Mrs. Jessie Ajher. tSalem; a sister, Mrs. May Lytic, Parma, Idaho; two brothers. Lee Davia. Parma. Idaho, and Ed Davis, Nampa, Idaho; five grand children and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held i Thursday, Sep tember St. at 3 M pan at the Clou ah -Banick chapel with the Rev. Brooke Moore officiaUng. Interment at City view cemetery MULLIGAN Mrs. Ida S. MulligkhJ late resident Of 1600 Falrmount av.j (it a local hos pttai.) September 30. i Surviving la a daughter. Vesta MulUftit. Salem. Serv ices will be held from t the Vireil T. Golden chapel, 60S $1 iOommerclal at Thursday. September 1st. at 2 p.m. Officiating ministers, wiU be the Rev. O. Wesley Turner ahdi the Rev. Dean C. Poindexter with Interment in Bel crest Memorial park) Please omit trkl J Please ull nowers. i Pedee Girl Feted At BirthdaPariy j PEDEE Mr. and) Mrs. W. Troy Turner, Mr. and Mr- C. L. Bur bank visited Sunday with Leon ard Grimshaw and! mother, Mrs Lennie Grimshaw; I at Triangle lake. , Hp Rosemary Boille ;1was honored on her third birthday with a party given by her grand nother. Mrs. Ivan Blankenbakeri "Guest were snaron ana. sue tilfjue 01 Salem, Calene Condron.1 tterry Hiehert, Larry and HeledLund. Ronnie Boillett, Boyd Blanfcenberker, Mrs. William Condrori I bid Marlene, Mrs. Kenneth Hinkle, Mrs. There Womer. Mrs. C. L.:purbank, Mrs. Lester Lund, Wanda Blankenbak- er, and the hosteM, Mrs. Ivan Blanxenbaker. ? Paul and Robert iMaddux spent trie week end at Hletiebursj, Wash., visiunf xne Kev.LnLeavitt la mily. I j.i A. L. (Gus) BurbanltT bunding a new house on his .acreage north of Pedee store. I Ray Adams is erecting a house !Jn the former Mrs. Anna Criderl: Ryan place, which he recentl tprchased. Wil 11am Pease of Kihki Valler has purchased two acres: of the former Mrs. Emma Worrxir farm, from the Simpson lumber! company, and is building- a housed east of Pedee school. . g BreitHdupts Salem's Oldest Nam in nbwtBfs PaoJ tleklh Helen Brdtluipt Heath 447 Ceart SL Ph. 1-1171 iNiMoaaMoiosi RECTAL AND AILMENTS STOMACH Dl! Ti to $ pjk ivenings: COeM P jWsd flndl ffim l ij tt3 ijh :" Write or con for WWdwitrke booklet The Deais! Clinic i in uur sf za g eir RLCsesorL Tllisasss lAat 1911 j 1 hr kcaj MS 3! I : 'rJci 1 i ri j PI LEiill.vv I cotoiii rye ; I SORDIItr k I sstajmastltaUlsseate .V 7 I I t - "at.4.. 'aW aaaWiiB Saatsat (aP 4S(k I ipNtftasat 14, Oe. I Now York Stock NIW YORK, Sept. 20 CP) American Can 04 Am Power & Lt 11H Am Tel V Tel 142V. Anaconda 26 Bendix A via 28 Beth Steel 26 Boeing Air 18 Calif Pack 33 Canadian Pae 13 Gen Electric Gen Foods Gen Motors I m Int Harvest Kennecott Libby McN&L Case J I -Caterpillar 36 Long Bell A 31!Mont Ward . 30 I Nash Kelvin viirysier u Comwlth Sou 3Nat Dairy Cons Vultee Continental Can Crown Zel 8!N T Central S3 H! Northern Pae 25Pac Am Fish 7Pac Gas Elec Curtis Wr Douglas Air Dupont de Ne 57 P T & T 50IPenny J C Selling Knocks Billion from Stock Values rsar vnRIT SenL 20-(jP-Re- lenUess selling hit the stock mar ket one of the worst wauops v. the year today. Key issues were knocked down fractions to atop of 3 points, fl. 000,000,000 (B) or more was wip ed off the market value of U itocks listed on the exchange. The general price level was forced back to the lowest po since Aug. 31. ... . ... Wall street sources credited dis heartening coal and steer labor news and second-day thoughts on international currency devalua tion as the main reasons behind the selling. . In addition, contract troubles are boiling to a head at the Ford Motor co. and 16,000 workers are .till on strike at Goodrich Rubber plants. Only the gold stocks, as a group, made any sort of showing. Selling never got out of control but the steady retreat met with little or no resistance. In the last few minutes of trading, some leaders made a stand and managed to creep up or point from the lows of the day. Business was brisk throughou v tav Turnover amounted to r 1,350,000 shares, against 1,300,- 000 Monday. The wsociated press average of 60 stocks plunged 1.2 points to 63.9. A drop of this size has been exceeded only once this year on May 31 at 1.4 But has been matched twice. The industrial group took the worst beating, followed, by the rails and utilities. A total of 1,112 individual Issues changed hands, of which 882 de clined. Only 86 advanced. The rumblings of devaluation, touched off by the British pound and swiftly followed by 19 other notions, grew to a roar. In wall street the fear gained ground that fiercer! foreign competition may oat deeply into the profits of U. S. concerns operating abroad. VISIT NEAR WALDPORT LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ly ons are at the home of their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Taylor, near Waldport. The Taylors are the parents of a baby daughter born recently at the Sa lem Memorial hospital. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Sept. SO ( AP ) - USD A ) Cattle:: Salable 130. ealves 100; market moderately active, mostly steady with Monday; several lots common-average medium up to 1280 lb. grass steers IS 00-11.00; cutter dairy type down to 12 00; eommon - medium heifers 13.50 1100; canner-cutter cows mostly 10.50 11 JO; shells downward to 9.00; common medium beef cows 13.00 15.00; good young cowi up to 16.50: common -medium sausage bulls 14 00-15.23; good beef bulls up to 17.00; good vealers 90.00-2f .00; choice scarce; good 400 lb. calves up to 10 00; cull-medium vealers I0jpo-i7do. Hogs: Salable 100; market rather slow around ' SO cents lower; good choice i 180-230 lbs. mostly 22.50: negli gible lots early 23.00; 250-290 lbs. 20.00 50; good 365-500 lb. sows 17.00-18.50: good-choice under 40 lb. feeder pigs 21 00-24.00; heavier weights salable 23.. 00 down. Sheep: Salable SO0: market about steady; few good-choice lambs 20.50 2ia0: medium -good lota 18.50 -20 00; common -down to 16.00; good feeders 17.00; good slaughter ewes e.00-90; com mon down to 3.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Sept. 20 (AP) But te rfat tentative, subject to immediate change: Premium quality maximum to JS to 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland. 63-08c lb.: first quality 61 84c: second quality, S7-O0C. Valley route and country points 2c less than first. : Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade A A, 93 score. 63e lb.; A. 92 score. 61c lb.: 90 score 58c lb.: C, 89 score. 56c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles. 38 -40c; Oregon -lb. loaf. 42-43c lb. Iggs to wholesalers: A grade large 65-6',cT A grade, medium. 55-58 Wc: small 4ltc: B grade, large W'i-sa'ic. Live chickens (No. 1 quality f.o.b. plants):; Broilers, under 2' lb.. 25 26c; fryers. 2U-3 lbs. 28-30c: 3-4 lbs. 31c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 31c; fowl, ! Leghorns, under 4 lbs.. 17-19c; over 4 lbs.. 20c; colored fowl, all weights) 22c; old roosters, all weights, lS-ISc lb. Rabbits (average to growers): Live white, 4-5 lbs.. 18-21c; 3-6 lbs. l-19c; colored. S cents lower; old or heavy does and Jbucka, 8-12c lb.; fresh fryers, 50-53c B Fresh, dressed meats (wholesalers to ., , n I,, . Tl , , ai lllwi iiiiibwii 1 aiti l MIIITH1 Walter Brauuus Bointa mm nemlnr flneev at a-4. Boeth leoks en, la Kcpnblic's T-ri-Dstene." la TrsKeOor at the SUte A : aaa . ..a.- T lorroir, wim -rsa uince aTestigtor. Quotations Today's Closing Quotations: i 37V 'Radio Corp j 44 iRayonier 24 31l 38 26 41 39 66 21 11 12 30 80 12 22 11 47 4 60 IRayonier pfd i 38 Richfield i 26! Safeway 54 Sears Roeb 45So Pacific jStan Oil Caf . 7!studebaker 21'Sun Mining 52 V Transamerica 13 Union Oil 33Un Pacific 10 Un Airlines 15! 12 US Steel 33 Warner Bros 09Woolworth 32! retailers per cwt): I Beef: Steers, good. 500-800 lbs., $43. 46; 'commercial. $35-41; utility $31-34. Cows: Commercial. $32 - S3; utility. $27-31; canners-cutters. $24-26. ! Beef cuts (good steers): Hind quar ters. ,$53-57; rounds. $52-55: full loins, trimmed, $73-77; triangles. $31-33; square chucks. $39-41; ribs. $5245; forequarters, $37-38. Veal and calf: Good. $38-39; com mercial. $32-36; utility. $26-30. $42-45; commercial. $36-42; utility, $32 33.! Lmabs: Good choice spring lambs. $42-43; commercial $36-42; utility, 132 35.! - 1 Mutton: Good. 70 lbs., down. $16-18. Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1. 8-12 lbs.. S5S-62; shoulders. 16 lbs., down, $40 42;i spareribs. $47-49: carcasses, $3334. Mixed weights $2 lower. Wool: Coarse, valley and medium grades, 45c lb. Country-killed meats: Vl top quality. 30-32c lb.: otier grades according to weight and qual ity with poor or heavier 20-25c. Hogs: Light blockers. 32-33c lb.; sows. 24-26c. Lambs: Top quality, 33-37o lb.; mut ton. 10-12c. Beef: Good cows 22-23 e lb.; canners-cutters, 20-22c. i Onions: Yakima . Spanish 3s $2.25 2.90; yellows large $2.00-25; medium $1.75-85; Idaho whites. $2.00-25. Potatoes: 50 lb. wash netted gefris. No.' 1, $3.25-3.53; 25-Ib. sack $1.00-110; N6. 2, 50-lbs. 90c-$l. . 1 Hay: New crop stock baled. U. S. No. 1 i green alfalfa or better, truck lots t.9h. Portland, $35-36; V. S. NA 1 mixed Timothy, $35-36; new crop oats and vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover hay, nominally $23-26. depend ing on quality, baled, on Willamette valley farms. i Stocks and Bondi ' Compiled by the Associated Press 'Sept 20 BONO AVERAGES 20 10 10 10 UtU rorgn AJ D.2 104 0 70.6 104.0 706 1042 70 5 103a 70.3 100.0 63.0 Rails Indurt Net change Tuesday Prev. day Week ago D.1 90.4 00.7 1.1 912 90S 102J 102$ 102.7 102.8 101.0 Month ago Year ago . STOCK AVERAGES i Induct Rails UtU 13 D.4 40 9 41 J 41.4 40.7 40J Stcks 60 D12 63 9 65.1 85 9 639 67J 30 15 Net change . Tuesday Prev. day Week ago Month ago . Year ago ... D1.7 . 90.2 . 91 9 . 93 2 . 90.3 . 90.4 332 341 34.7 33 2 43.7 Salem Market Quotations (As of Ute yesterday) BUTTERPAT Premium No. 1 11 , ' No. 2 , BUTTER Wholesale J65 63 : .57 Retail 72 EGGS (Buvlnc) ! (Wholesale price ranges from I to 7 Cents over buying price.) Extra large AA Large AA .... Medium AA Medium A Pullets Cracks POULTRY Pullets A Leghorn hens B Leghorn hens . A colored hens , C colored hens A Colored fryers, 3 lbs and up . B colored fryers C colored fryers -A old roosterc B old roosters C old roosters . , . ,,. LIVESTOCK, by VaDev Pack Fat dairy cows 9 00 to 10 50 Cutter cows 8.00 totO.OO Bulla ; 11.00 to 15 00 Top lambs Feeders . 18.00 to 12.00 to Ewes 1.00 to 4.00 Good veal 150 to 200 lbs. 18.00 to SO.OO EXECUTOR'S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ' Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, Probate Derail ment, as executor of the last will and testament and estate of Charles D. Saucy, deceased, and has duly qualified as such executor; all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same properly verified as required by law, to me at 205 Oregon Building. Salem. Oregon. With in six 6) months from the date of this notice. Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 24th day of August. 1949. Marc Saucy, Executor or the estate of Charles D. Saucy. Deceased. Ronald C Glover, Attorney for Executor, 205 Oregon Building, Salem. Oregon A24-31 S. 7-14-21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF STATE OF OREGON FOR COUNTY OF MARION No. 36176 SUMMONS G. W. OBLISK, Plaintiff, vs. TO: CARMEN OBLISK. Defendant IN THE NAME OF THE STATE; OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the expiration of four Weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this summons, August 31. 1949; if you fail to appear and answer, plaintiff will apply to the Court) for the relief prayed for In his complaint. Thia summons Is published by order of the Honorable Rex Kimmell. Judge 01 the above entitled court, dated AUgUSt 25. 194S Date of first publication: August 1949. 31st. Date of last publication: September 28, BUTLER. JACK. BECKETT HOLMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff ' - zoo sutler mat. Oregon City. Oregon A .31 -S 7-14 Zl-ZS. Iff THE TBS Portland Grain PORTLAND, Sept. 20 (AP Cash grain: No. X flax 3.90. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 216; soft white (excluding rex) 2.16; white club 1.18; western red 2.18. Hard red winter: 11 per cent 2-17; 12 per cent 2.19. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 139: bar ley 28; Hour 8; com 2; oats 10; mill feed 18. 300 Personal 310 Mttng Nolle Chomeketa Lodge No, I IOOF aneeta everv Wdneadav alfM SALEM Lodge No. 4 AT. -A.M. Wed Sept, 21. FC de gree. 730 p.m. De M O L A Y Command ry No. 5. K T. regular can clave. Election and in stallation of officers, re freshments. Thun.. Sept. 22. 1949. 7 JO pjn. 312 Lost and Found" LOST Navy blue purse, two pens with name K. Madsen on each. Other items Reward. Ph. 2-0506 or 2-8812. 314 Trm-tporta-on" COUPLE Would like ride east or mid dle west about Oct. 1. Can drive and share expense. Write Box 293 co Statesman. 316 Personal MEN. WOMEN 1 Old? Get pep! Feel years younger at 40. 50, 60. Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up body old just because lacking iron; also contain Vitamin Bl, calcium. New "get ac quainted" size, only 50c. At all drug gists In Salem, at Fred Meyer's. 400 Agriculture 402 Livestock CATTLE WANTED, Earl DuChien, 2495 N 5th. Ph. 2-1656 LICENSED live stock buyer Harold E. Snethen, Turner, Oregon. BONDED livestock buyer Claude Ed wards Rt. 3. Box 899 E. Ph 3-1144. XT STUD. Reg. Palomino quarter norse H. L Stiff, jr. Rt 3. Box 870 BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer E. C McCandhsh 1127 S 25th Ph 38147 3 MILK COWS for sale - 2 mo. old white faced heifer calf. 1 Unit Surge milking machine, new. 1st gravel road west of Central Howell Sch. south to 2nd house on left Ph. 3-1706 evenings only. R. J. Overley. RL 6. Box 408 WANTED horses for fox feed, also want worthless cattle IX alive - 2069 Fisher Rd.. Ph. 2-0066. 404 Pot-try and Rabbits NEW HAMPSHIRE chicks every Thurs day. Order Frys or Hens now at special quantity prices for your lock ers. Custom dressing a specialty. Ph. 2-2861. Lee's Hatchery. NEW HAMPSHIRE chicks for immedi ate or future delivery. Hatches every Tuesday. Foxes Hatchery. 3830 State St. Ph. 3-4369 WINGS RABBITRY needs rabbits. Too prices 3985 State. Ph. 3-1489. DRESSED HENS. Ph. 2-7353. Rt S. box 777, Salem. 408 Pets REG. Springer Spaniels, very good. Call 22471 or 31508. COCKER PUPPIES for sale: 464T Lowell Ave. Keirer District COCKER puppies. $10 and $15. Ph. 2-5441 162 W. Lincoln. FOR SALE - 3 male Pomeranian pup- pies - 7 weeks old. AKC registered. Beautiful pets. R. W. Haberly, Amity, ' Oregon. 410 Soexia and Plants DAHLIAS. Order bulbs now. 1491 7th St.. West Salem. 412 Fruit and F arm Produce) TOMATOES Bushel or a ton. Sweet and good flavor. You pick. 11,00 bushel. Holman's, Jef Jerson, Ore. 12 mi. south of Salem on old Jefferson hwy at Midway. CANNING tomatoes, near Roberts school. L. H. Zielke. Ph. 3-1378. FILBERTS. U-pick, 10c lb. Ph. 2-1156. Forenoon or eve. 425 Auction Sales Notice Immediate cash for you. The East Salem Auction center located at 978 Lancaster Dr. operates as a service for every one. Auction every Tues day and Thur. 7 JO pjn. For lnforma tion call 3-1221 If you have anything to sell call 42923. We sell on commission or will buy. Auction every Monday 70 pjn. Leek's Auction 4 miles from Salem on Dallas Highway 450 Merchandise 455 House-hold Goods For Sole You don't have to go to Auctions to buy at low prices. TRADER LOUIE has the BEST for LESS every day. WHAT YOU NEED WHEN YOU NEED IT FREE DELIVERY Electric ' range, apt. size 359.50 Daveno. top quality 942.50 Motorola radio, phono, comb. S44.S0 90.000 B.T.U. gas furnace. 889.50 Skill saw, used 2 mos $85.00 Plate glass mirror I 5 00 Kenmore vac. with attachments SIS 50 Electreateem heater S 8.9S Rollaway bed, coil springs $24 50 Barber chair 9 9.00 Trader Louie ) 3055 Portland Rd. BOUGHT NEW. used 9 mos.. 2 piece Biltwcll living rm. suite. 7 piece blond bedroom suite, Gibson re frig, with freezer locker. G. E. elec. washer with aluminum tub. 355 E. Superior. Ph. 2-2502. DAVENPORT. $30. oak buffet. $30. oak rocking chair $5, floor lamp 43. study lamp $1. 1227' Court. NICE davenport and chair, $83. 571 S. 17th. Ph. 2-4751. USED SEWING machines, reasonable. Ph. 3-3139. Ralnh Johnson Appliances. SEWING MACHINES New Home Electric $89.95 and up. Ph. 3-3139. RALPH JOHNSON APPLIANCES 1 YR. OLD S ft. refrigerator, excellent cond. Call 1097 N. Winter. KROEHLE R davenport and chair, blue color, good cond.. $55. 90 Carlton Way.' FOR SALE: Oil Circ. heater, good cond. 715 Ferry St, 456 Wanted. Housohold Goods USED rURN, Immediate appraisal, highest prices. Valley Furniture, 285 N Commercial Ph. 27472. USED FURNrTURE Phone 3-9185 NEED AT ONCE, large quantity used rurniture pn 3-3110 woodry IF YOU have furniture, appliances, sporting good, etc. to sell and want top prices call TRADER LOUIE, 3053 Portland Rd. Ph. 3S$se days. 34407 458 Btt-dinq Materials" LUMBER. 2x by Jitney load, $1 pet thous. You hauL Independence Lum- oer anq wif ca.. independence, ore. CEDAR SIDING New shipment of V'x S and i"xl(r cedar . siding. AI1 grades Keith Brown. Front as Court Sts Salem. : " - NEED LUMBER j For larger amounts, builders are real izing substantial savings - an all grades of framing lumber. No. 4 2x4's and 1x8 shiplap. $17 per m. 2x6, SxS. Ixie. SIS per m. Ne. 3. 24 s at . shiplap, $36 per m. Prices incKide de livery. W. Salem Saw MUL 1050 Wal lace Rd. Ph. 3-a. i a i 450 Jlerchandise 453jB-d-.fr l" (i St Btr. tit 458 Building Materials finish lumber 4" to 10 widths. Ideal for cabinets A window frame- material. $130 per 1000. S framing 2x41s. good steel material. S4 per 1000. Ph 3-20S4. Epping urnoer 10. ,1 sag rTsner ra. DOORS Flush) interior exterior doors. Just a few left at special ?rice. Keith Brown. Front at Court U- Salem CEDAR C LITER. Just received small stock, hard-to-get "dear" and tht knot grades 3x4" cedar gutter Keith Brown. Front At Court Sts.. Salem. j CLE. U 1 LIAH 9QbU NJ. 1, 7.75, anv am't. del Coast or Mountain timber. 100 so. of No. 2. Sia clear, suitable for roof or sidewalls. S3 per sq. Ted Muller. Muller. lndepen- Ph Salem 2-ll Salem-j pence Hwy Aluminum j I Roofing Complete stock corrugated 5v crimp and accesories. Obtain our quota tions first. i j Saffron Supply Co. I I 325 N. Commercial St. 480 Musical -utruments NEW A used Musical Instruments A Spinet A Grand pianos at reduced prices Jaquith Music Co. Ph. 3-441 f XPERT Musical instrument repair all work fully guaranteed. Jaquith Music Co. Ph. 3-4A41. AMERICAN standard trumpet, ph. 3-JM2. 462 Sports Equipmstnt 32-20 WnvCTfESTER. model 92. Per feet shaoe. Ph. 2-2381. 30-30 WINCHESTER rifle. New 64 Model barrel 'a magazine. $50. Phone r-6103. 1955 Fisher Rd. SAVAGE 22 Hornet, telescope sight. very good cond. Ph. 2-2704. WINCHESTER 30 30 Carbine, like new. Park Franks, 3390 Livingston. 464 Bicycles WARDS HAWTHORN mans bike. Ph. 3-3952. " MAN S heavy service bicycle. $15 See Mr. Clark. Statesman. 466 Trade. Miacellaneoua TO TRADE: Velour davenport chair. Good cond.. for elec. sewing mach ine. Ph. 2-3264. 468 For Rent, Miscellaneous WHEEL CHAIRS. Hospital beds. Ph. 3-7775. Max O Buren. 745 Court St. Sslem. COUP USED Piano H L Stiff U DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT Blan kets turn. 197 S. Uberty. Ph. 2-9062. 470 For Sale. Misce-aneous THREE CHIPPENDALE sterling din . nd knives and works. price. Mahogany coffee table, $12. 2 start er sets of Franciscan pottery. $10. ICQ w eie lie, rn. j-oa-u. HOSPITAL BED. Separate head and knee lift with disappearing cranks. 116S N. 5th st. $45. USED BATH tub. $20. Ph. 3-7154 af ter 4 p. m. USED PIANO and bench. Excellent cond. $175. Ph. 3-7154 after 4 p. m. 2 WHEEL trailer, country telephone. 1147 N. Com 'I. FLOOR MODEL cream separator, used very little, Stainless steel disks. Au burn road. Box 247. Ph. 3-1633. OLD GAS cook stove in good work lng condition. $13. Gas hot water heater and tank. $20. Call after 5 p m. 774 N. Winter st USED Simmons deep sleep inner spring n attress. Like new $29.50. Good high chair, was $12.50 new, now $7. Early California BR. suite consisting of 3 drawer dresser base, four drawer chest and bed sted and matching chair. $69 50. One antique organ. $35 used vanity $19.50. Wellington piano $65. Buvs galore in Glenn's Store. Woodry Furniture Mkt.. 1605 N. Sum- mcr .t. HUNTERS Aluminum camp trailer with trunk In back, built-in ice box, table, etc., has elec. lites and heater radio antenna, lnnerspnng mattress and spring, spare tire and wheel, bronze screens and adjustable windows: will sell cheap. Inquire 965 N. 15th St. after 5:30 p.m. Phone 2-5240. CAMP TRAILER.. 2 wheel 2 wheel. Has stove space and storage compart ments. 2 yrs. old. $175. Lee's Used Cars. Z40 N. Churcn. SLIPCOVERED davenport and chair. 8 pc. PhiL mahogany DR. set. oversiz ed criss cross curtains, drapes. Want ate leg table. Ph. 2-4661 afternoon. IOST NEW folding baby buggy. will trade for hl-chair and folding gtroller or will sell. Ph. 3-9989. ELEC. steam table, elec. meat slicer, restaurant dishes, gas grill. 940 N. nom'l St. FLEMIN o G o J Vitamin. Ph. 31413 Walling Sand Gravel Co. Crushed Rock For roads A driveway. Cement. Ready mix. Concrete. Garden Sand. Bull dozing, drainage and witching 4 vd novel c orag line, pnone 3-tZ4! ATMORAYS. Harler Pugh. Ph. 2-876?. Todds Septic Tank Service Complete Service. Call us Collect 2545 State St Phone 2-0734 Valley Sand & Gravel Co. Silt Sand it fiil dirt Screened gravel sand for concrete. Imm del. Exca vating 10B Shovel and cats Tractor scoop and truck for dirt moving. Ph. office 2-4002. res 3-7148. NEW HOME sewing machines. Port ables. desk types, complete line ser vice any make machine. Ralph John fm A nnjlances QUARRY ROCK for road base. Crush od rock, fill dirt. We deliver. Croisan Quarries 1563 S Com! St. Ph 2-6417 Plant. Ph. 3-1231 Res. 2-3075 FENCE POSTS, poles, all types, shingles fertilizer A flatrock Phil Hps Bros. Rt 8. Box 118 Ph 3-1458 TRUCKERS come and get it. Pit run and fill dirt 50c. silt 60c. Sand. Com mercial Sand and Gravel Co. Phone 2-1966 i HALLCRAFTER S-20-R Communica tion radio receiver. 245 N. 23rd. Ph. , 3-8834 DAVENPORT A chair. 1155 Elm St. Call after 5 p.m. CARTRIDGES for foreign and odd call ber rifles, also several deer rifles, trades considered. V. M. Sackett. 1510 S. Winter. Ph. 3-4912 GOOD ELECTRIC range. $0. phi 3-7972. I , PICNIC coolers, several aluminum in sulated ; boxes, with containers 1 for ice or dry Ice. Just the right slag, to hold beverage bottles St food. Price 4 regular retail price. Ph. H249 after S ;p.m. - NEARLY i NEW 10-inch Delta table saw. Ph. 3-9640. . WHITNEY twin baby carriage, almost new. 1680 N. 18th. MAN'S brown suit, size 39 long- Ex cellent cond. Ph7 2-9958. HEAT MASTER elec. oven. 2 burner elec hot plate. X Spanish or Hawai ian guitar. Dae11 carpet sweeper. 1120 Ruee St.. W. Salem. Ph. 2-0388. NEW REMINGTON Model 721. 30 06. Swing mount It X 3-3. Weave scope. II SO. At 864 5. 2ISt. Phy 3-5397. TWO S MM Mauser sporkers A amma. welded steel furnace - sawoust ou riv er ac auto, control, 150$ N. 5th. Ph. 3-8074. 1 FIRESTONE refrig. 9 ft. nearly new. Hiawatha scooter, used very little. Reasonable. Apt. la rear of 1374 N. Capitol. LAUNDRY trays. Uke new. with stand and mixing faucet. $18. Ph. 3-3253. THAYER dehuu 1 cab. excel- ce 3. 822.50, 850 Saginaw, Ph. 3-5013. SECOND hand wheel chair. 3 rub-rar cushions, a few bushel boxes, a meat grinder. 2x door. 1163 ft. th st. 30 0$ Sprvngiieid emingtoa sporteri Red field aights. ExcepUooally fine eoad. A appearance. Pa. 3-7. 443 . 15t , 450 Merchandise 470 For Sole. Mtce-nem- I v TARPS at your War Surplus Store Is e . Waterproof. Gronuneta 8x7 $3.15 Tx t $5 67 txS 84 33 fxie $8.10 i All other sizes in Stock CASCADE MERCANTILE CO. Corner Fairgrounds Rd. A Church St 472 Wanted. Miscellaneous Attention Loggers Good logs wanted. 2nd or old growth, can handle any amount. Top prices. BurkJand Lbr. Co Turner. Oregon. Phone 1123. Salem evenings 2-191 or WANTED elec. range. Ph. 3-5110 CASH for newspapers. 1790 N Front WANTED refrigerators. Ph. 3-5110. j PIANO TUNING ! Wilis Muic tore Saiem WANTED sewme machines. Ph. 3-5110. FILBERT-WALNUT drying. 1 mile" E. Lancaster Dr, Auburn Rd. C. Vic Kin v. ph. 3-1632. WANTED 2 wheel trailer, bring to 1605 N, Summer. 474 M-tcellcmeous i Dental Plate Repair TWO-HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES Bring or Mail Your tlates for Repair DR. HARRY SEMLER DENTIST Adolph Bldg State A Com. Ph 3-3311 flUBtKT. walnut drmg Good washer. Hobb's dryer. ml. 5.E. Salem. Ph S-5211 eves. ! Window Cleaning Janitor service Floor waxing i Buildings Factories Homes Estimates without obligation AMERICAN BLDG MAINT CO r Ph. Salem 3-9133 WATER WELL drilling. Domestic or irritation Lhitfielo bro Rt 9 hos 58 Phone 2-1313 or 2-2793. WANT TO Buy used cameras lenses McEwan Photo Shop 435 State Salem Sand & Gravel Co. ' Contract Work Rata ds - Clearing - Ditching ; Sewer A Basement -,; Equipment Rental I 15 B-i yds ; 10 b, vds D-7 Cat Dozer D-6 Cat St Dozer D-4 Cat A Dozer See us about ditching by the foot, i Phone days 3-9408 Evenings 3-8.48 or 2-4400 Salem Oregon FILBERT and walnut drying. Special service for small lota. Phone 2-2861. Lee's Hatchery. AlJTO PAINTING lust a shade better by Ray ETTER Call S brock Motor Co '.iitH Mattresses. Capital Bee, Co. Ph. 3-4068. 476 Fuel Tri Citv Fuel i PHONE' 2-7443 16-ln.i slab wood and edging Fresh cut screened sawdust 12-tn. inside mill wood Dry wood ASK FOR S If H GREEN STAMPS STDAY special Old groWth block wood from Valsetx $10 cord delivered off car Kill dry planners. 3 cords $18 Ph 3-7721. Capital Lumber-Fuel Co. West Salem Fuel Co. IS-IN. DRY OR GREEN SLAB WOOD PRY PLANER WDS Old growth block wood 16 In. clean no bark SCREENED SAWDUST RURAL DELIVERIES DIESEL AND STOVE OIL Phone: Salem 2-4031 Also pick , up wood at 1525 Edgewater St W Salem. Phillips Bros. Old fir. ash. maple, oak 4' fir. 16" slab andedgings. Ph. 3-1458. : CLEAN HAND-PICKED. 16-lN SLAB WOOD FOR FURNACE Capital Lumber-Fuel Co. ; Phone 3-7721 QAK 8c FIR WOOD Ph. 2-0636. Highwav Fuel Co. STOVE A DIESEL OILS FRESH CUT SAWDUST DRY SLAB PH 3-6444 ' R. H ALLEN Dry or Green Block Wood 8k Plainer trim 1260 Candlewood Dr. Ph 2-2382 OLD FIR, 2nd growth A slab Dry Kampstra's Wood Yd. Ph. 2-2950 ttLEAN FRESH SAWDUST. Summer 1 rates. Call 2253 Dallas collect for ' orompt delivery. " Valley fuel co. 0k. slab, maple, old fir, sec. growth ; and cherry. Also do woodsawing. Ph. ' 2-4276 or S-3523; OREGON FUEL CO. Good clean sawdust Dry slab for furnace or green Green edg-.ngs. $5 50 load, dbl. load $10 'Dry edgings. 88 load. Ph. 3-3533 500 Business & Finance 502 Business Opportunities Apt. hsej or offices No. 3 zone. Income i $440.00 per mo.. 2 blks. to State of- fice bldr. by new shopping center. S35.ono. TAVERN loc. in imaH town out of ; Salem.j Spprox. 40 kegs a mo., good ; bottle busi. BIG PIN BALL PLAY. ; Tavern can be bought for S8500 or ; busi. & bldg. for $14,000. Good terms. Larsen Home & Loan Co. 164 S. Coml. St. Ph. 3-8389 Eve. 35608 - Stevenson or 34937 Brown 12 UNIT MOTEL elec heat, eood toca tion. 6 rm house C W BarteU. 3355 Portland Ra. roUNTALN LUNCH for sale. In good location, ideal for cple Will uke hse n irwp r-n -wz FOR SALE BY OWNER A nice going business. Illness of Bro. forces: sale. See me or write 1S05X a. lzin oi saiem ure. STATION for lease. Ph. C. J. Dalzclle. Ph 3-767H. Union Oil Co. BEAUTY SHOP, best of location and food business. Owner leaving town, h. 2-3867 eves only. $10 Money To Loan I Private Money On Cars Trucks It Trailer Homes Long Bf Short Term Payments Roy EI. Simmons . 136 S Commercial St Ph 3-9181 AUTO LOANS ' WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 183 S Church St Ph. X-24S7 Parking Aplenty ' Lie. M15S-S154 CASH - NOW $25.00 to $500.00 h. Salem 'a largest and oldest' homo-owned 10 a company offers money when you aeed itl Tom can pay anytime to reduce set No endorser, or nets) from frtendst Os cars, trucks trailer homes to 8500.00 On furniture, livestock, equipment, salary or other personal property up to $300,001 PtKMM 1 or visit aur office today! Lie. No. S13S and M33S i General Finance Cnrp., PH 3-9161 136 g. COMX ST. f$ CASH S S23 09 to $50008 rurniture Uvegtort. Equipment loans up to $300 I Car loans up to $50008 Come ta or attaao Hollywood Finance Co. 11880 Fatrrrounds Rood I Next to bank. No parking problems. Ph. 2-703- Lc No. M36Q Sl floyd Ken Ml Mgr. '- 4'. and $ ! ' Touff cwa terma of repayment srtthha reasoa Cash for Real Catato i Coo tracts and Second Mortgegas. CAPITOL SiXXTRmS CO m Pk-aeer Trust Bias. n. s-im 500 Business & Finance 512 Loans Wanted H i ' $SS0 Losn wanted on fcrst mortgago on home and business property val ued at 33.000. Income from property $235 per month. Call 3-454t. ask for Stevens j - 600 Employment i j 602 Help Wanted XXPZWENCTD ti-iufht-tr hous mni bmeh twm mmn. Ail Utsnt equip .- 4K-aaee tf,A. tfl ", ik4 Main or caU 152W. Independence, 604 Help Wanted Male" COMB. SPOTTER A Oresser. Val Cleaners. Ph. 3-452S or 3-3274. Experienced Lubricatioa Man Apply W. L. Anderson; Inc. De Soto - Plymouth 300 Marion t. BODY A Fender man. Experience necessary. Apply Lloyd's Auto Paint-; -ng. 1011 N. Uberty. X N j TH'o J A T appearing young men l4 23 yrs. Travel Calif, and return withg group. $130. per mo. drawing aoc't f.u- uwim ikj uftniponauun. avct rage earnings Sbo-StW per wk. Mis, Cooley. Hotel Senator. i i.l ' sj 606 Help Wanted. FemT7 J OFFICE GIRL for stenographic wotk Apply Warner Motor Co. ' ' 1 3 Ai'ERIENCED GIRLS "for lunVtif counter at B. A B. Bowling Court 3085 Portland Rr. :S 1 f WANTED: Experienced waltisi"S llC"J?ckJ'teoffeehop AsiiiaiANT in accounting deptT Short hand required. Apply in ran hand writing stating experience A ag4 P. O box 229 Salem. ;; " j GiKLS WANTED. Yree" to travel. 18-l-C Neat and mteltigent. Immediate drawing account to 1175 mo , plus bonus commission. Transportation furnished. No experience nesc. Set Mr. Sage. Hotel Marion. iM to 3 OH - 8 to 9 JO p m. FOUNTAIN girl wanted. Apply Reecj a Drive in, 6.-8 S12th. " SlNORAPHER - typtstTE-perietv. ced. Good salary. Transportation can be arranged. Apply Independents Lumber Mfg. Co.. Independence . Oreg. ATTRACTIVE young ladles (2) 18-f) yrs. Travel Calif, and return with chaperoned group. $150 prr mi. drawing acct. plus bonus and trans portation. Average earning SS0-S80 oci -s. iwrs lQ0ieyrttejJ5enatorg LOCAL LADY to interview iioma owners. No selling. 51, davs a week Start $30 per week plus percentage! Apply in person 8 :30 to 11 a.m. WUf Umette Valley Roof Co. 30 Lana Av. 608 Pickers Wanted WANTED filbert pickers. Addison M. .Page, 4 ml. N. on 89 E. Ph. 2-1531 FILBERT pickers wantedTjL P. HaiP sen. Rt. 8. Box 387. 8 ml. out Silve ton Highway. 1st cross road to right er leayine Puddtng River bridge. u; a v t- il-f fi i . . -1 - iSL . . .. .... . siiilt iMCKcrs. rn.- tii. 610 Sales Persons Wanted 2 EXP salesman to sell leading lines of appliances. Paying salary plus com mission with transportation furS ished. Write Box 258 SUUsman. EXP. turmture salesman. List expert ence A qualifications. Writ Box 257 SALESMAN with car VnusTbe atJtej to sell to farmers, home every nigbt.j Salary or salary and Commission.) SUte references and experience.! nruf rwx MJIMmarl if VOL are ah honest, energe'tic al-l man who wants to earn real mongyi where possibilities are-great, you are' the man we want. Call in person ati M K M Furniture 1-8 o m f ATTENTION MEN : Be"our own'boss. Have a retirement the biggest f ' rmy. .ire ior yourscii now to earn nti . m r iut . l . 1 , , . . I. ew iu sw wniie learning. Kosmnill- tlM tinltmlf H Tr.inl.i.l . c- - - . ..... n nfT. ex perience unnecessary. Apply 428 .vf 1. mri. ivi, 612 Work Wanted, Male GENERAL carpenter foreman with ex perience in all lines of bmliiin .nrl read blue prints, run transit. Will go anywhere. $1.75 per nr. Box 24.! 614 Work Wanted, female IRONING - my home. Called for and! oeuverea. rn. 2-U58. 1 615 Situations Wanted BOOKKEEPER. Thoroughly expert. rs-e H in avatrt rt fla an - . ,. closmg books and financial stated menu. $250 mo. Write box 2s care MimeoCTaphing - Typing POE'S 865 N. 16th St. Ph. 3-3643. ? LADY 38 woulri lik- r itnr.nl as helper or baby sitting day oil . nite Ph 2-881S , ? 1 NEW LAWNS STAftT TO FTNISHj LOT TRACTOR WITH DOZER. PHI 1-8127. j -nii.u i-Ant. py pay, rn. n-WHO , RMODLTNGTnd rcp-ir work. Phone! j-i ij or --U.1B. -i s WANTED outside house painting, d S. SUhl Ph. 2-8844. ; ; j WILL do any kind of carpenter wrS reasonably. 1161 Union? Ph. 2-1487, CJ-NforkTir klnsPk Slisi Llovd M. Hill; Inc. ! Cat Shovel and truck work of all kind Ph 2-4367 3993 SUte St, BRAWrNCJhouse plans. Ph. 3-0C21TT' SEWERS and septic Units Installed sn3 iry.Tu ocna ni . pro rn. s-ojoe. f Him ( A RE. 183 S. 18th. Ph. 2-iij)7f. hue wukk.. topping, trimming, . re moving, ins. op. worx guar, w; n. mi-iiiBirr, omt irmc. rn. inro Pdintingand Decoratingj Phone 3-7552 HIGH SCH. graduate, age IB. exceucni typist, desires position in office or aeot. store. Ph. X-M19.: V EXPERIENCED woman wants Ironing: by hour. Good references. Ph. 3-S691J 700 Rentals 702 Sleeping Room-, Board SLEEPING RMS. Refrig.? 2131 CepterJ LARGE sleeping rm., employed lady. IB N Winter SI Ph !UH4M1 i HOLLYWOOD sip. rma. 2035 McCoy' Pj 3-B093. NEWLi decorated furs, sleeping rnuh Close in. Ph. 3-8317.; f j H LIGHT housekeeping rm. Ph. 3-730, PLEASANT sip. rm. for genUemani 1050 Norway. Ph. 2-4247. j WILL GIVE Willamette Univ. girl board A room in exchange for small services. Ph. 3-8433 .after 5 p.m. J 1 GOOD. CLEAN room. Breakfa4 at dinner privilege. Tel. 3-8388. a m) ROOM. 565 N. CotUge. ; - J , I 70S Ap-rtmenta for Rent i"7 3 RM. FURN. apt Inquire W3 I. 3tl petween s s. m. ano a -o p. m. t 3 RM. of urn. apt. Refrigerator elec stove. Adults.! 834 N. Sumfne Ph. 2-777S. NICELY FURNISHED i rm. spL. bathL all elec. 334 N Capitol. ' S RM. fum. apt. PrtT tat, pri. bathi araee. arefer Christian couole. Rea : sonsble rent Ph. 3-8198. . i t Rm. iurn. apt 1 or 2 em p. people. Ph"3-7240. ! ' ? f ; I RM. unfura. 1st fir. with fuel ' and other utilities. Adults only. Reasonf ah'e rent. Ph. 8-31P1. i RM. APfTClose in, genUemaa Orel Sr3 Ferry. " F ' T FlKNlSlTtD cottaee. 3211 Portland Rd m-j... . --- a. jm 1 W( x rm. apts. 1J97 .xom I. V. din. rm.. kit. bedrm iatiL funs, utilities paid except beating otL R-f reoutred S7S ' 1110 Trade ! ' ! kODERN APT. Centrally located, beaw tifuilv furn. 444 N. Cottace. N FUKNLHED apt, 3 rooms A bath. close in. Fine for two working gurlo. .. 1 x 1 1 - e-s t- ir v a r a lt.r ei ". 3 RM. FURN. Priv. cnt. Working' epl preierraa. j-nooo o-is. I 3 I :