Grains Close
With Splurge
CHICAGO (Ph-Grains puttered
round most of the day without
fitting anywhere and then surged
orward In the closing minutes on
the board of trade Friday.
It was a dull, listless market un
til the last 15 minutes, when the
trading pace quickened without
becoming unusually active.
Most deliveries made their high
prices for the day during this
period, and they generally ended
at those peaks.
Wheat closed higher,
eorn s-Ts higher, oats
higher, rye 1V4-2H higher, soy
beans 14 to 2 cents higher and
lard 12 to 20 cents a hundred
pounds higher.
The buying followed news and
trade reports relating to exports
of wheat, but in general it was
Quick Results
-a -A
Willie Sez:
Mrs. George P. Johnson at
1335 North 18th Street, found
that quick results can be
readily gained from States
man want-ads. This ad came
out in March 14th's paper:
HOUSE, bedroom, garage.
electric range, and water
heater, oil circulator. Ph.
2-7941.
By 1:30 the same day Mrs.
Johnson reported that the
House had been rented.
You too can hare quick re
suits by simply calling
2-2441 and placing your ad
with one of our friendly ad
takers. "Willie" will be rery glad
to help you buy. sell, rent or
trade. It pays to use States
man Want-ads regularly.
JUST CALL 2-2441
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Salem
Obituaries
THOMPSON
Edward Thompson, at the residence.
204 N. 24th St.. March 8. at the age of
58. He U survived by his widow. Mrs.
Neva Thompson of Salem; one daugh
ter. Mrs. Jonn Harms of Salem: a son.
LaVerne. with the U. S. Army In
Japan: a sister, Mrs. Wells Foot of
Portland: brother, Bert Thompson al
so of Portland: three grandchildren.
He was a member of the Masonic
lodge, and the Brotherhood of Rail
way Traiamen. Services will be held
in the Howell-Edwards Chapel Satur
day. March 15. at 1:30 p.m. with the
Pev. George Swift, land ritualistic ser
vices by Salem Lodge 4. AF Sc AM, of
ficiating. Vault entombment in Mt.
Crest 'Mausoleum.
MOORE
Harold M. Moore, at a local hospital.
March 10. late resident of 520 W. Wash
ington St.. Stay ton. Survived by his
wife, Mrs. Mildred Moore of Stay ton;
four daughters. Miss Laura Jane Moore.
Vancouver. Wash.; Mrs. Mary Lou Gar
rett. Cook. Wash.; Mrs. Esther Leaone
Varaer. Portland; Mrs. Donna Belle
Roshone. The Dalles Port. Wash.; two
sons, Harold D. and Ernest W. Moore,
both of Stay ton; mother. Mrs. Lorah
Moore, Tacoma. Wash.; brothers.
Edwin. Yakima. Wash.: Erwin. Seattle.
Wash.; Lloyd Hayden Lake. Iaa., and
I William Moore. Laramie. Wyo.: four
I grandchildren. Services will be held at
! the Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Satur
I day. March 15, at 2 p.m. with the Rev.
' Dudley Strain officiating. Interment
will be at Belcrest Memorial Park.
I LONG
i Naomi T. Long, at a local hospital.
March 11, late lesident of 1896 Lee St.
Survived by a nephew. Virgil E. Starr.
Salem; nieces. Mrs. Edna Straw and
Miss Jessie Starr of Salem; Mrs. Helen
Beecroft. Portland; Mrs. Mildred Yates.
Milwaukie. and Miss Marion Kelso.
Portland: also several other nieces and
nephews. Services will be held Satur
day. March 15. at 11 a.m. in the Howell
Edwards Chapel with the Bv. Louis
Wh.te officiating. Interment will be at
IOOF Cemetery.
! WODZEWODA "
Frank Wodzewoda, at a local hospi
1 taU Marrh 12. late resident of 740 S.
Lancaster Dr. Survived Wv'sons. Joseph
F.. Salem: Bernard. t; j. Nav-v: Fran
cis, and Maurice Wodzewoda. both of
Salem: tnree daughters. Mrs. Alice
Thurman. Salem: Mrs. Florence Shor
rocks. Eugene, and Mrs. Helen Carter.
Seattle, Wash. Recitation of the Rosary
Friday. March 14. at 8:15 p.m. Requiem
mass will be said Saturdays March 15.
10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic
Church with Interment at St. Barbara
Cemetery Under the directiton of the
Howell-Edwards Chapel.
WELBORN
John Warren Welborn. late resident
of 1680 N. 20th St.. at RFD Salem.
March 12. Survived by wife. Mrs. Ann
Lydia Welborn. Salem: daughter. Mrs.
Elizabeth Robertson. Salem; son. Stan
ley. Portland; sisters. Miss Edith Wel
born. Santa Ana. Calif ; Mrs. Mabel
Mclnturf. Coos Bay. Ore., and Mrs.
Violet Inman. Juction City. Ore.; two
brothers. Ralph. The Dalles. Ore., and
Forrest Welborn. Alameda. Calif.; three
grandsons. Steven and John, of Salem
and Collis Welborn. Portland Services
will be held at the Virgil T. Golden
Chapel Saturday. March 15. at 4 p.m.
Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park,
the Rev. Omar Barth officiating.
GREGORY
Ellsworth Gregory, at the family resi
dence 1366 State St.. March 12. Services
will be held in the Howell-Edwards
Chapel at 1:30 p. m. Monday. March
17. Interment in City View Cemetery.
1 PATTERSON
At the residence. March 13. George
H. Patterson. S3, late resident of 673
i S. 19th St. Husband of Emma H. Pat
terson of Salem: father of Mrs Harriet
' Baker of Salem; two grandchildren:
j brother of Mrs. Bessie Stedman of
Portland. Services will be held In the
! W. T. Rlgdon Chapel at 1:30 p m.
Saturday. March IS. with the Rev.
I " '
' believed to represent short-cover -
ing by local traders who had sold
I earlier.
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Hew Yorlx Sicdr Qnolalions
NEW YORK (P)-Friday's Closing Quotations:
Ad Corp 27
Al Chem .71M!
Al Chalmers 49
Am Airlines 14
Am Pow & Lt 24
Am Tel & Tel 154 V
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Homestake
Int Harvester 33 Va
Int Paper 47
Johns Man 66
Kennecott 79 V
Ubby McN & L... 8
Lockh Aire 21
oew's Inc 17Vs
Am Tobacco 57
Anaconda 47
Atchison 79
Beth Steel 49
Boe Airplane 48
Borg Warner 67
Bur Add M 17
Calif Packing 26
Can Pacific 37
Caterpillar 49
Celanese 42
Chrysler 72
Con Edison 33
Cons Vultee 17 V
Crown Zellerback..56V4
Curt Wright .. 8
Doug Aircraft 59
Dupont 86
Eastman Kodak 44 V
Long Bell
Montg Ward
Nash Kelv
NY Central 20 Va
Vorth Pac 83
Pac Am Fish 18
Pac Gas & Elec....35
Pac Tel & Tel Ill
Packard 4
-nney 67
Penn RR 19
Pepsi Cola 9
hitco 31V4
Rad Corp 26
Emer Radio 14?laynonier
Gen Electric 55Ray Pfd
Louis White officiating. Ritualistic
services by BPOE Lodge 336. Inter
ment in Belcrest Memorial Park.
KOsKI
John Koski at a local hospital
March 12. at the age of 44. Late resi
dent of Clattkanie Shipment has been
made to Portland by the Virgil T.
Golden Co.
COHEN
Harry Cohen, at a local hospital,
March 14. Late resident of 970 Ship
ping St. Survived bv widow, Mrs. Mol
fie Cohen of Salem; two daughters.
Mrs. Shirley Merrin of Tillamook and
Mrs Charlotte Blum of St. Helens;
three grandchildren: sister, Mrs. Bar
ney Labbv of Pittsburg. Calif.; three
brothers. Abe Bobatr of Los Angeles:
Ben and Samon Cohen, both of Sa
lem Shipment has been made to
Portland by tie Virgil T. Golden Co.
Oil Demands
Push Stocks
NEW YORK W-An eager de
mand lor oils, with intensified em
phasis on the Williston Basin
group, dominated trading Friday
in the stock market.
Railroads, especially those with
incomes from oil. were well ahead.
The remainder of the market bare
ly held steady. Lasses in no case
were very pronounced.
Northern Pacific, with vast land
holdings in the Williston Basin of
North Dakota and Montana, gained
5 at 83
Amerada Petroleum, veteran op
erator in Williston, gained at 4 at
225.
The Milwaukee Road was the
day's most active stock, up 1 at
22 with 35,100 shares changing
hands.
The Associated Press Average of
60 stocks gained 40 cents at
$100.70. It was boosted by a big
gain of 61.50 in the railroad com
ponent. Of that amount, 50 cents
was accounted by Northern Pacific
in the rail section. Both the in
dustrial and the utility components
lost 10 cents. Volume came to
1,350,000 shares.
Stocks and Bonds
ComDiled by The Associated Press.
March 14
STOCK AVERAGES
30 IS IS 00
lnd. Rails UtlU Etks
Net change Dl A 1.5 D.l A 4
Fndav 134 7 74 T 51.1 100.7
Previous day .14 8 73 2 51.2 100 3
Week ago 134 6 73 9 51.5 100.5
Month ago 135 7 69 8 57.1 99 8
Year ago 125 5 86 3 48 3 S3. 5
1951-52 high 140 3 74 7 62J 102.1
New 1951-52 high
BOND AVERAGES
20 10 10 10
Rails lnd Utll Frgn
Nett chang Dl A 1 A 1 Unch
Fndav ihi 8 98 7 88 4 76 5
Previous day .... 94 9 98 6 98 3 ' 76 5
Week ago 94.7 98.6 98.5 76.6
Month ago 94 6 98.9 98.9 75 9
Year ago 98 4 100 3 101.5 72.9
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (AP) Friday cattle
salable Friday 65: market slow, steady
to weak; for week, salable 1.425; mar
ket active on sharply decreased re
ceipts; fed sifers and few heifers
strong to 50c higher: canner and cutter
cows largely 5oc up: other cows most
ly steady with less Interest in com
mercial grades; bulls weak to lower
In an uncertain trade: load choice
1.112 lb. fed steers 35.00; few good
and choice lots up to 1.088 lbs. 34.50;
good 1.000-1.100 lbs. 33.00-3400; bulk
33.50 up; commercial steers 30 00-32.50;
utility 24 00-29 00: few good 700-725 lb.
feeder steers 32 00; odd good heifers
32.00-33 00: commercial 28 50-31 00; util
ity 22.00-28.00; canner and cutter cows
18 00-21.50: shells down to 15 00 and
under; utility cows 22.00-25.00: few
commercial 26.00-27.00; odd lots to
27.50: commercial bulls 28 50-29.50:
utility Z5.5O-23.00; cutters down to
22.00
Calves salable Frldav 10; few sales
steady; for week, salable 185: market
active and fully steady on small sup
ply although some buyers withdrew
at current prices: choice and odd
prime vealers 35 00-38.00; good 31.00
33.00; utility and commercial calves
and vealers 20 00-30 00; choice 313 lb.
stockers 39.00.
Hogs salable Friday 75: steady, top
20.73 for week, salable 1.575; market
25c higher; late sales choice 180-235
lb. butchers 20 50-75: heavier and
lighter weights 18 50-19 00: some 165
17S lbs. 19 50; choice 285-400 lb. sows
17.00-75 : 425-570 lb. sows 15 50-16 50;
choice light feeder pigs 18 00-18 50.
Sheep salable Friday none: market
nominal: for week, salable 525: market
strong to 50c higher on lambs; feed
ers and slaughter ewes negligible: good
and choice under 110 lb. fed wooled
lambs 26.50-27 00: few lots mostly choice
27 50: choice 120 lbs. 26.00. choice No.
3 pelt 110 lbs. 25 50; odd medium and
good feeders 24 00: odd good ewes
13.00; oull and utility 7 00-12 00.
Call 2-2441
for
Pulling Power
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Upstairs, 241 North Liberty
Otflc open Saturday only. 10 ajn
to 1 P-m 4 to 1 p-m Consultation
Blood pressure and urine tests are
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Writ Cot attractive girt No obligation.
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Soc Vac
South Pac
Std Oil Cal
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Swift and Co
Trasamerica
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US Plywood
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND (AP) Friday's but
terfat tentative, subject to immediate
change: Premium quality, maximum to
.35 to 1 per cent actdrty delivered in
Portland. 84 -87c lb; first quality, B2-85c:
second quality, 80-83c. Valley routes
and country points 2 cents less.
Butter wholesale F.O.B. bulk cubes
to wholesalers: Grade AA, 93 score,
79c lb; 92 score. 78c: 90 score. 77c. 89
score. 77c. Above prices strictly nomi
nal. Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles, 44-46',aC
lb: Oregon 5-lb loaf. 49-52c
Eggs -I to wholesalers): Candled eggs
containing no loss, cases included. F.O.
B. Portland; A large. 43' 2c; A medium,
42' 2c; B grade large. 38-39c.
Eggs (to retailers): Grade AA large
49c; A arge 45c; AA medium 45-46c;
A medium 14c; cartons 3c additional.
Live chickens ( No. 1 quality. F.O.B.
plants); fryers. 2'a-3 lbs. 27-28c; 3-4
lbs, 27c; roasters. 4'a lbs and over. 27c;
light hens, all weights. 18-19c; heavy
hens, all weights. 20-21c; old rosters,
all weights. i3-15c.
Rabbits average to growers: Live
hit 314-4'j lbs. 26-29c. 5-6 lbs. 22
25c; old does. 12-16c; few higher; fresh
dressed fryers to retailers, 62-65c, some
higher.
Fresh Iressed meats (wholesalers to
retailers; dollars per cwt):
Beef: Steers, choice. 500-700 lbs.
$55 00-58 10; good. $54 00-56 10. commer
cial. $50 70-31. !0. utility. $47.50-49 10;
cows, commercial. $46 00-50.00 utilitv.
$45 00 - 48.00; canners - cutters. $42.00 -44
60.
Beef cuts (choice steers): Hind quar
ters. $6250-6400: rounds. $6000-63.10;
."ull loins, trimmed. $81 00-84 60, trian
gles. $47.80-49.20; forequarters. $50.00
52.50: chucks, $54 00-57.10; ribs. $65.00
75.10 Veal: Goodchoice. $56.00-58 40; com
mercial. $50 O0-51 40.
Calves: All weights. good-choice.
$55 00-5 40; commercial. $58.00-51 40
Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1. 8-12 lbs,
$4508-50.00; shoulders, 16 lbs. down,
$35 00-37.00; spareribs. $44.00-45.90; fresh
hams. 10-14 lbs. $48 00-51 00.
Labs: Choice-prime. 40-50 lbs. $54 00
55 50; good. $52 00-55 00.
Mutton - Good-choice $33 40-80.
W.kjI: Grease basis, nominally 60 -65c.
Mohair. 50c lb on 12-month growth.
F O B. country shipping points.
Country-killed meats:
Mutton: Best ewes and wethers. 26
28c lb; rough heavy bucks, ewes 16
18c Veal: Top quality, 53 tc lb; others
37ac and above.
Beef: Utility cows, 40-43c lb; can-ners-cutters
38 -40c
Hogs: Lea.i blockers, 27-28c lb; sows,
light. 22-24.-.
Lambs: op grade. 50-52o lb; other
grades according to quality.
Onions- 50 lb sacks. Ore. Yellows,
medium $4.75-5 00; No. 2 large. $3.50
600. Potatoes: Or, local white rose No.
Is. $4 75-4.83; Deschutes russets No. Is.
$5.23-3 33: No. 2. 50 lbs. $2.10-2 20: Kla
math russets No. 1. $3.33: unwashed
$5.20: No. 2 $4.10: russets IS lb No. 1.
99 cents, utility $4 90 hundredweight;
stanlard $5 40; North Dakota pontiacs
No 1, $6.33; new crop Florida triumphs
No. 1. 50 lb. size A. $3 66
Hay: U. S No. 2 green alfalfa, de
livered car and truck lot. F O B. Port
land $45.00 ton; No. 1 timothv mixed
hay F O B Portland, baled $42.00-43.00;
No. 1 gVass hay $40.00, baled, deliver
ed. Portland.
Salem Market
Quotations
(As of late yesterday)
BITTKRFAT
Premium .
No. 1
84
.. .68
... .84
.. .8i
No. 2
1 1 m
Wholesale
Retail .
(.(VS (Buying)
(Wholesale prices rang from
to 7 cents over buying orice
Large AA
Large A
Medium AA
Med.um
)
.41
... .37
... .37
... .34
Small
.28
I'Ot'l TRY
Leghorn hens
.13
.. .20
.26
.. .14
.26
Colored hens
Colored fryers
uia roosters
Roasters .
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Vali Packing Company Uuorattn
no
21.00
19 00
23 00
27.00
34 00
30 00
26.00
23 00
Fat Dairy
20.00 to
Cutter
Heifers
16 00 to
20 00 to
24 00 to
31 00 to
24 00 to
23.00 to
24.00 to
Bulls
Good Veal
Calves
Fat Lambs
Feeders .
Portland Grain
PORTLAND ( AP) Friday's coarse
grains unquoted.
Wheat bid. to arrive market, basis
No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2 52; Soft White exclud
ing Rex. 2 52; White Club 2 52
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2 32; 10
per cent 2 52 11 per cent 2.52; 12 per
cent 2 52
Hard Whit Baart: Ordinary 352:
10 per cent 2.32; 11 per cent 1.32; 12
per cent 2.32.
Car receipts: Wheat 88: barley 1;
flour 4; corn 2; oats 2: mill feed 9.
300 Personal
312 Lost and Found
FOUND. Ladies glasses. Commercial
Be Stat St. Phone 2-1228.
LOST: Child's blue plastic rimmed
glasses, between Grand Theatre 8c
Commercial Book Store. Call 3-9691.
FOUND : 3 car keys on a cnaln. in
front of The Statesman office. Phon
2-2441.
314 Transportation
WANTED: Ride Salem to Portland and
return, five day week. Phon 3-4840.
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316 Personal
PALMISTRY READINGS
Fortune teller, sh advises on past,
present and future, and love, mar
riage and business. 3749 Portland Rd.
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock
3 GOOD grade Hereford bulls, service
abl age. 2130 Chemawa Rd.
REGISTERED Ayrshire heifer, 2 years
old. milking, bred back to registered
bull, papers furnished. Ph. 4-2489.
Albert Franke, Rt. 7, Box 325
WANTED: White faced bull calf, about
a wsefc old. Non registered. Ph. 4-1973
alter 8 pjn.
UONDkXi UViuSTOCK Ouyei fc. C
McCanansn 1127 S th Ph .1-8147
klC&xxs&D and bonded livestock buyer
Z. I one then. 1940 Lancaster Dr
Phone 2 .345
BONDED Ljvestuca buyer Claude lua
wards Rt 3 Box 899E Ph 4-1113
I.OCKER BEEP, cut and wrapped. 49c
lb. Custom killing, livestock bought,
trailer loaned free. Ph. 3-4858. Salem
Meat Co. South of Waters ball park.
BONDED u -tocfc buyer. A F Sam
mer. 2130 Chjnswi Rd Phone 4-2617.
404 Poultry and Rabbits
100 CHICK brooders, large 3 gal foun
tain, large feeder. 491 S. Warren.
Monmouth.
N. H. COCKER ALS, S weeks old. Phone
2-2619.
WHITE LEGHORN and New Hamp
hire chicks from eggs produced on
our own farm. Palmar s Hatchery.
Brooks. Phone Salem 2-6343.
HENS AND FRYERS WANTED: Heavy
or light. Top prices Phone 2-2861
Lee's Hatchery.
PARMENTEER cockerells and" New
Hamr shire chicks, weekly day old
or stirt-d Ph 1-2861 Lee's Hatchery
HAILHES ot Goloen Bruao ana New
Hampshire chicks every Tuesday
W specialize In broilei chicks Fox's
Hatchery 3830 State St. phone 3-4969
408 Pets
SIX beautiful purebred springer span
iel pups, also mother. Parents won
derful hunting dogs. Donald Steele.
Rt. 1. Box 271. four miles North of
Independence on Greenwood Rd. Ph.
85J3. call after 6 p. m or Sunday.
FEMALE cocker pup. 4 months old,
52o W. Madrona after 3 p.m. on Fri
day , all jay Sat. S lui .
GOOD roller canaries, nice colors, good
songs. Phone 3-86S8 after 12:30 p.m.
TROPICAL FISH and supplies C u
Mann Battlecreek Rd Turner, Ore.
MOORE'S tropical fish tanks, plants,
hea'ers. thermostates. pumps, 2 miles
from S. Lancaster on Macleay Rd.
Phone 2-7321. closed Wednesday.
410 Seeds and Plants
PANSYS, perennials, roses, azaleas, as
sorted nursery stock. Merrills Green
houae, Brooks. -
MARSHALL strawberry plants, from
Eastern Oregon, certified stock, on
new ground. $12 M. packed. Have
cold storage on place. Also Northwest
plants. Walter Berp Woodburn. Ore
gon. Rt. 2. "Box J13: 2 miles S.E. of
Monitor; Ph. Monitor 2359.
CERTIFIED MARSHALL strawberry
plants. Grown in isolated area, very
heavy root system and crown, un
iform growth. S15 thousand. Roy
Grinstead, Longden, Oregon.
NORTHWEST strawberry plants, dug
and packed $12 H. E. Lehnberr. Rt. 1.
Brooks. 1 mile North of North Howell
School.
PRIMROSES, panties, violets etc. Od
pen's Greenhouse. 4330 Auburn Rd.
Phoi.e 4-1933.
4TT Farm Equipment
1942 3 TON Ford reconditioned. 83
horse power motor, run about 1000
miles. 2 new tires, others good con
dition, ready lor service. Complete
2 single unit milking units with mo
tor pump and pipe line. 1 year old
litter carrier with 150 ft. track. Jo-
seph A. Herber, 4845 Claxter R d
FOR SALE: 1 HD 14 Caterpillar 1
loading; machine complete with rig
ging;. 2 McCulloch power saws and
tools and logging contract available,
complete for $13,300.00.
Phone Stayton 4114 or 2107 or write
Box 1321 Stayton, Oregon .
FOP SALE, home made tractor, disc
3c water pump. Ph. 27-F-2
GARDEN PAL tractor, nearly new.
Pli. 4-4116 before 2 p m .
FOR aAl.. Aiiis Chalmers machinery
New and used Phone 4-1933.
450 3Ierehandise
451 Machinery and Tools
14 INCH band saw. 12 inch disc sander,
garden tractor with plow and culti
vator S015 Reriffe Dr S W. Corner
' of Chemawa School Tuesday eve-
i nmg. Sat or Sunday.
I uiuili.i.Mi saies oails. ano service
I Howser Bros Ph 3 3848 1410 S
12th
VUUfi time ana effort demands koou
tools Rent or buv them at Housei
Rrrai M10 S lth
DEALERS and repair station for Wood
boss chain saws, Brtggs Clinton St
Wisconsin gasoline engines Howser
Broj 1410 S 12th Ph 3-3640.
455 Household Goods For Sale
MOHAIR davenport 6c chair, drum ta
ble, vacuum sweeper, hand vacuum,
washing machine. Ph. 3-3893
NICE furniture, sectionals and tables,
electric range, water heater, auto
matic washer Ph. 2-0329.
BROWN sofa and chair $40. 3630 Gar
den Rd.
FORCED to leavi- Oreeen. must sell
furniture. 435 Bliler Ave. 2-6518.
Remember
the bargains you got at the
annual R. L. Elfstrom
warehouse sale?
Take advantage now of DAILY bar
gains in used furniture and appli
ances only, at the same location.
Big Savings in 2 5-pc bedroom sets,
light and dark, limed oak lamp ta
bles, coffee tables; table lamps, floor
lamps, knick knack shelves. 7'jx9
linoleums.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Box spring and extra firm mattress,
like new and 30" x 50" plate mirror,
slight imperfection, about 'i price.
SEE CLIFF 1 OSCAR I HANSON
270 S. Liberty St.
456 Wonted, Household Goods
mm
CASH for turnllure. piano, rugs, ap
pliances. antiques, guns, tools, ot
flc equipment etc contents of
homes, apts. hotels or will take
In trad. Calls made at your con
venience Phone 3-8558
TRADES LOUIE 1879 Lana Ave
450 Merchandise
456 Wanted, Household Goods
HIGHEST CASH, 1 Pc. OR HOUSEFUL
Call 3-3797
HARE FURNITURE, 255 N. HIGH
Highest Prices
Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472
BEST PRICES PAID
HALL'S FURNITURE
PHONE 4-3481
458 Building Materials
NEW builders level, sell or trade. 2-7388
after 6:30 or Saturday, Sunday.
Building?
New toilets complete $29 30
Used bath tuba .., $25.00
Cast iron wash basins . $13 00
Water proof wall board, 4x8 $ 2.00
New 4x8 plaster board $ 160
No. 1 cedar shake $12.50
3 tab composition roofing $ 6.93
No. 1 cedar shingles $9 25.
No. 2 $5 75. No. 3 $3.73
Used windows complete 3 7.50
New picture windows, only $ 8 00
Garage door, hardware
Good quality plywood. 4x8 .
Grade A one panel doors
$18 50
Cheap
.. $ 7 .95
. $12 75
Asbestos siding per sq
U. 1
LONG
Phone 2-5821
1 mile N. Kelzer
WRECKING hous one block Westoi
Shopouig Center on Marion St. One
lot of all size building material. 4000
ft. good 3 & 4 Inch flooring, several
redwood doors, one Pacific furnace
complete witn all pipes, several win
dows and door and window screens,
a lot of kindling and lath free. 3000
gojd red brick. All kinds of sewer
pipe galvanized pipe, bath tubs, sinks
and lavatories. Phone 2-2932. Harry
W. Parsons.
Oak Flooring
New load. dry. starts at $119 Plywood
special on 4x8. fine for cheap
shelving. "A" grade 30"' slab doors
$9 95 Knotty Pine paneling, good
assortment. Pioneer roofing. all
kinds and colors. Wallboard 4x8
$1 49 Shakes, fine color selection,
priced eight Largest variety of ply
wood sizes In the area. 4x8 low as
anywhere, odd sizes so low 3-ou'll
be shocked. Simple monthly pay
ment plan.
Portland Road
Lumber Yard
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
3545 Portland Road 4-4433
ROOFING Quality materials applied
by skilled workmen Call Western
Auto 3-7177 for free estimate. Gam
ble's Western Auto Supply Co.. 201
N. Commercial.
Sale Cedar Shingles
No. 1 . $9 23
No. 2 43.75
200 sq. 8" clean
60 vertical grade No. 3
$3 75
No. 4
$2 50
Pickup at farm, Salem-Independence
rta. Ted Mtiller. phone Salem 2-1196
462 Sports Equipment
HIAWATHA 3 h p. outboard motor. 20
hr. $a0. Ph. 3-5633
WILL TRADE new Hiugins 18 gauge",
bolt action shot gun Ax nearly new .22
Remington bolt action rifle for old
model Ford. Ph. 2-326S
COLT " 'Frontier 45. perfect condition.
Box ammunition. $70. 3983 S. Pacl
fic Highway after 5
REMINGTON .22 rifle, like new. Phon
2-1707 after 3 p.rn.
468 For Rent, Miscellaneous
TOOLS & equipment to make a good
lob better Rent or buy at Howser
Bros 1410 S 12th Phone 3-384
0 DRIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT Blan
kets furn. Cor. 12th and State. Ph
1-9063.
470 For Sole. Miscellaneous
FOR sale chicken house 8x20 New
roof fence ineluded-$50. 2-5423 Sun
day or evenings 2-0106
ONE 9x12 maroon padded rug. bargain,
must sell. Slide projector. SV'E, new
bulb, good condition, reasonable buv.
1118 3rd St.
WOOD range and 9 ft. Coldspot re
frigerator, electric guitar. 553 N.
Church.
2 17" TIRES for sale, cheap. 1332 N.
Winter
BLEACHED solid" mahogany end ta
ble, two lamp tables, coffee table.
Ph. 26F12.
NEW 6" jointer stand and motor,
cheap. Phone 38585.
LATE model Tappin range, bottle or
C2tygas. $75. 1L30 N Water St.
METAL baby scales, like" new. 36 50.
Ph. 2-0337.
rVEAR old crib, complete, $10. Ph.
4-1091
CbOD E. washer with pump Sc
double laundry trays, or will trade.
Ph 2-6130.
Used Furn., Cheap
Trade terms
Valley FjirTjCo.No.pmjr-7472
TREADLE Sewing machines from $10
to $30. with free wing lessionv
Ralph Johnson Appliance Co. Ph.
3-3139
9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS. $5 S3
Hare Furniture 255 !LH!gh
CHAR IS foundation girdles, bra. For
appointment Ph. 3-5918. Mary . E.
Bales.
ZENITH
Electric
Range
3-bumer top, plus deep well cooker.
8-year warranty.
To be reduced 38 a day until sold.
March 15. 19523179 95.
Keith Brown Lumber Yd.
Front & Court Phone 3-9111
DELh-F.XtEZE FREEZERS Yratar Ao
olianre 375 Chemeketa
Organic Fertilizer
FREE OF WEED SEEDS AND ODOR
LESS. SACK AND BULK ORDERS
DELIVERED.
Phone 3-8127
Phillips Bros.
Rotted manures, composts, mulches.
Flagstone, wall and patio stone. Rus
tic cedar fencing, posts, poles Dozer
and leveling work. 4 ml. East out
State St. Rt. 6. Box 118. Salem. Ph
4-3Q81 -
GZZTTTuc Ranges New ana Uied
Yeater Aoolianc Co 373 Chemek
eta
NEW AND USED Sewing machines'
Yeater Appliance Co 373 Chemek
eta PIANO., plain cased walnut upright,
lust refinlshed. very reasonable. 603
Edgewater St.. West Salem.
, The Statesman, Salem, Oraxjon, Scrturdar, March 13 IS32V-Jj .
450 Merchandise
470 For Sale, Miscellaneous
DEEP FREEZE Upright Firestone. 18i
ft. Can be seen at 813 S. 12th St.
Phone 2-0070.
3 SECTION horse shoe counter or can
be used as L. counter. Some stools.
Call 2-0070.
PIANO, small plain case bungalow,
605 Edgewater St.. West Salem.
BABY WARDROBE $22 50. WoodTy
FOR SALE: Metal cloths "line posts, $10
pair Phone 3-7238 after 6 p.m.
SOY BIKE porable electric G. Y.
dish washer. Phone 3-3448.
USED G E. Refrigerator, good running
condition. Only $49.95. Firestone
Store Center 8c Liberty.
STUDIO COUCH, rugs, skiis, etc.,
good
condition. Phone 4-3816.
1950 FRIGlDA IRE. desk, cedar chest,
Hotpoint ranre. bedroom suit, mis
cellaneous. Phone 4-1562.
MONTAG wood circulator and mat In
excellent condition. $33. Phone 2-0723.
40 Hawthorne.
Crushed Quarry Rock
Phone 4-312?"
STVNLEY lome products Le Mlndt
333 S 19th
Linoleum $3.45
VALLEY FURN CO 283 N COM!
W ailing Santl & Gravel Co.
Crushed Rock
For roads Sc driveway. Cement. Ready
crux oni:ieie warden a04 Hull
dozing -Irainage and ditching vd
shovel St drag bne Phone 3-9249
DAVENPORT and chair, very good con-
dition. $30 1 845 N . Summer.
USED Singer portable sewing machine,
round bobbin, reconditioned, guaran
teed. Free sewing lessons, $59.95.
3-3139
9 x 12 Reversible wool rugs, $54 95.
HARE FURNITURE. 255 N HIG1H
FOR SALE: barn fertilizer, 4840 Center
St., Salem
FOR SALE: Perfex 8 mm. magazine
loading, turret front movie camera.
Equipped with Wollensak 2.5 lens
and leather carrying case, excellent
condition $8fl Ph 4-1952
TRADE IN your old lawn mower on a
new Firestone Power Mower. NOW
TERMS on balance, free demonstra
tion. Firestone Stores. Center St Lib-
erty.
YF-S." WE HAVE refrigerators, we be
lieve we have the nicest stock in the
valley, many of them can't be told
from new. and at such low prices.
1951 Model as low as $90. Terms of
course
TRADER LOUIE 1870 Lana Ave ,
AbiiiNU Macnuie. ,New ana Used
Yeater Appliance Co. 37 Chemek
eta
472 Wanted, Miscellaneous
WANTED Good used metal lathe. Ph.
3-4567
474Mlscellaneous
Sewing School
RE-OPENING AT THE RALPH JOHN
SON APPLIANCE CO. SEWING
CENTER Course In dress making,
attachments and tailoring. Phone
3-31 39
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SEHV1CX O MOST
CASES
Bring or Mall Your Plates for Repan
DR HARRY SEMLF.R DENTIST
WANT TO Buy used cameras Sc lenses
M-iEwan Photo Shop. 43 N High
476Fuel
West Salem Fuel Co.
16-IN. DRY OR GREEN SLAB WOOD
DRY PLANER ENDS
Old growth block wood 16 in. clean,
no bark.
SCREENED SAWDUST
RURAL DELIVERIES
DIESEL AND STOVE piL
Pho .e: Salem 2-4031
Also pick up wood at 1525 Edgewater
St., W Salem .
BUY ANDERSONS hand picked 16
slab wood, while price is still low.
2 cord $12. Phone 2-7751 or 4-4253.
Ask tor
S & H Green Stamps
COAL BRIQUETS
Sawdust dumped or conveyed
Drv or green, slab or millends
Phone 2-7442
Elmer Boje
18" old Fir plvwood cores. 2023 S
12th. Phone 3 9453
2ND GROWTH fir. slab wood. Phon
4-2941. 3-8443
Oregon Fuel Co.
Good clean sawdust, tub service or
push -out
Dry or green 16' slab
Drv or green 16" edgings, coal.
3087 Broadway Phone 3-3333
Highway Fuel Co.
Clean sawdust, wood
frees or dry
Stove-Diesel oils
Ask for Penny
Saver Stamps Ph M444
LANER TRIMMINGS for. cook stove
and heater very nice for kindling
$ per cord, "hone 3-7721. or 3-6024
Capitol Lumber & Fuel Co.
500 Business & Finance
510 Money to Loan
Cash for
Taxes
1. "Yes ' to 4 out of 3 promptly.
2. Lunch hour service.
3 Payment date to fit your payday.
4. 1-visit loan phone first.
3. Nationwide Credit Card.
6. Budget Counsel.
7 Between payday loans.
8. Loans for any worthy purpose.
Come in or phone today.
LOANS $23 to $300 on Signature.
Furniture; up to $500 on auto.
Personal Finance Co.
State License S-122. M-163
103 S. HiKh St Phone 2-2484
AUTO LOAN
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
182 S. Church St Ph. 2-2457
Parking Aplenty
Lie M159-S134
(man (t atia.iT?!
Consolidate All Bills
Salem's largest and oldest home-owned
loan company offers money when
you need It I
You can nay any time to reduce net
cost!
No endorsers or help from friends I
On cars, trucks, trailer homes to
$500 00.
On furniture, livestock, equipment.
salary or other personal property
to $300 00 total $800 00 1 Phon or
visit our office today t
Hear "Top Trades' 12 3 dally - T:43
a.m. SaL 1390 KC sll
136 S. Commercial St.
Lie No S13S and M33
isfnmrttariii.
FARM ua 1 1 LOAJS
and
four own terms of reoavmeot wtuua
treason. Cash for Real Estat Coo
nracts and S-ond Mortgage.
CAPITOl SFTJRITTKS CO
m fVwirf oti 4-223
PRIVATE money to ton Phon 2-074
Private Money
On Cars fracas a Trailer
L or Short Terras Payments
Roy H. Simmons
m S. Commercial St. Pboca 1-tWl
500 Business & Financo :
1 1 '!
510 Money to Loan
We'd Like to Loan You
$100
It you'd Ilk to borrow flM
(or any amount op to $1504)
Phon or call on us tmmedtaWly
Typical Repayment Plans
IS Mow
Amount Payments
$118 08
230 91
331 SS
870 S4
123V 84
1st
17 H
MM
$.
84 M
PACIFIC
Industrial Loam
tlS S Libert Phon 4-390S
600 Employment
604 Help WantocL Mai
MAN for evening & morning milking,
dairy edge ot Salem, exchange for
house Sc wages. 4340 State. Phon)
2-6398. ;
LOCAL MAN with transportation. caf
ab'e of taking charge of landscaping'
epjrtment. Phone 4-3373. .
EXPERIENCED beauty operator. $263
to $250 a Snonth guaranteed to start.
Write Box 798. co Statesman.
W ALN U I SHELL ERS Whole winter's
work Apply 400 N. Trent hUorfeln
Packing Co
606 Help Wanted, Femalo
FULL time cashlr & concession girl.
Apply In person Capitol Theatres
BTSHWASHER wanted, machine work.
382 Stae St.
COMPANION ancThousekeeper for ef-
derly lady onlv, 73a N. Liberty,, up-
stairs. .-
WANTED, experienced hotel waitress,
also expeneced bus boy for morning
work, must be 21. Apply In person.
Hotel Mi rion. ,
WANTED: Experienced mechanic. 1
ner Motor Co.. 352 N. High.
610 Soles Persons Wanted
HAVE OPENING for experienced, en
ergetic Real Estate agent to special
ize in homes. Must be able to meet
the publk-. See Ben Colbath Realtor.
1683 Center.
612 Work Wonted, Male "
WILL do rototiller work, call aftr I
P m Ph2-280l.
ROTOVATOR WORK, large 20" h
machine by hour. Phone 3-7238 after
6 p.m. '
LANDSCAPING, gardening, plowing
leveling, rototilling. fertilizers, seeds,
shrubs Service Center, 610 Edge
water. Phne 4-3373.
PAINTING '
Good references. Phone 2-3 183.
LAWN care, booking customers , for
sea-son. dependable. Evening Phon
4-1383. ;
SMALL carpenter jobs, good . worlc.
Reasonable Ph 4-1424; ;
TAX Returns prepared in your home.
Reasonab'- rare Phone 4-2033.
6TrWoriTWanted, Female
DRAPERIES made to order, work guar
anteed. Mrs. Jones. 3-7497.
615 Situations Wanted
WILL care for baby in my home
davs Hollywood district. Phon
3-9865
PAINTING , price. 6 davs. expert
painter. Work guaranteed. Ph. 4-1463.
LANDSCAPING, gardening . plowing,
leveling, rototilling. fertilizers, seed,
shrubs. Service Center. 810 Edgewa
ter. Ph. 4-3573.. - :
LAND CLEARING and leveling. 1833
N. E. 56st. Portland. Phone Webster
9613. ; '
RELIABLE babr sitter, evenings pri. .
3-7707 or 3-9Q64, j
JMickenham's
Day Nursery
State licensed and inspected.
Phone 2-7896 -
HIGH SCHOOL girl wishes houseworkC
Board, small t alary. Box 86, Wood-
burn. . m
PLOWING, discing, orchards and gar
dens. Phone j4-3J68
LANDSC APE gardening, pruning). '
planting lawn work. Phone 4-2831
PAINTING indipendent painter, no .
overhead charges. Ph. 2-6191. fre
estimate ;
ADJLT baby sitter. Infants preferred
own transportation. Evenings only
2- 6700 '
Bookkeeping, small set, full or pari
time 2-0225
HOUSEWORK bv hour or day. Phon
2-8050. - ;
CEMENT work all kinds. Brick flower
wells, septic tanks. Blockwalls. John
Feldschau. General Cement Con-
tractor. Phone 38-F3 Sa lem .
INCOME TAX returns prepared. Reas
onable pick up and delivery. Ph.
3- 5393. :-: i
DRESSMAKING. . experienced. Mrs
Julius Pincus. 1700 No. 20th ; 8
Phone 3-9342. ; .?
INFANT care in my home, diaper
service. 945 S 12th. :'
CHILD CARE. 1180 Shipping St. Phoft
3-9924. .
620 Dory and Contract "T
Salem Sad & Gravel Co,
Contract Work
Roads Clearing Ditching -t
Sewer Si Basement
Equipment Rental
Ditching by th foot
Phon day 3-&40S
Evenings 3-7413. 2-4411
Salem. Oregon '
a GOOD iot ji lawri roowei sosrpa3
tngu Howser Bros. 1410 S 13th.
700 Rentals T"
f -
702 Sleeping Rooms, Board 1
LOOKING for a - bargain, see cleasl
warm rooms. $20. 796 N. Winter.
BASEMENT ROOM $30: Ph. 3-7387;
NICE SLEEPING room for genUcmaa,
side entrance. $4 week. Phon 3-976
NICE light sleeping room. 1040 .
Cottage. Satem . '- .
NICE FURNISHED warm rooms Kit -
chen prlrllegea . Clos In. 734 Tmrrf
ft.
BOARD. Rm elderly men. 830 "Z ti,
70S Apartments For Rent . 1 '
EXCELLENT 1 room spartment, prl
vate bath, unfurnished, except ear
peting and drapes. $65 Including
utilities. Chemeketa at CapttoL
Adults. Phon 2-3430 after 3:30. 1139
Chemeketa.
SPACIOUS 1 bedroom first floor. prP
vate entrance, 1410' Court. Phaat
3-6032.
CLEAN 3 room furniahed apt. Walklnal
distance State building. 833 MtU. '
NICELY furnished' 2 bedroom upstairs
apartment. Private entraoc Sc bam,
electric range and refrigerator, hot
water Sc garbage furnished. 1773 N.
Front. t m , ,
UPSTAIRS, one bedroom, living room,
kitchen, bath. . $28. 1029 SaglnaWV
UNFURNISHED main floor, by QuaA
School, also furnished attractis
v. 33e
Mission. 3-7018. -. :
CLEAN, 2 room furnished spartml
In privat home, private bath, bus by
door. $33. 1113 H. 19th. Ph. 3-7641. ;
3 LARGE rooms; closets At storag
space, partly furnished, telephooe As
electricity included. $37 J a month.
Ph. 2-4226. ;
3 ROOMS Ac bath, furnished, utilrties
furnished, privat entrance, nemtf
decorated and roomy. Clos In. close
to bus, reasonable. Ph. 3-6724. ' T
UN FURN IS H ED downsUlrs apt. Kitch.
en. X bedrooms, bath, living room,
utility room, gsrsg. and garden
spot. $33.00 s month. Contact lady
upstairs. Monday through Fridays.
433 Vista Ave. . - .
UNFURNISHED 3 room apt. and S -roon
partly furnished. 8A9 S. Uth-
vr
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