Tuesday, August 11, 1942
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Thirteen
Six doctors gave the patient uphe wouldn't pay his bills.
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For Sale Houses
New, mod. 5-rm. hse. Hdw. firs..
'fireplace, gar., Venetian Bunas, cor.
Oaf suaM 2295 N. 4th St. ftl92
FOR SALE CHEAP: 3-rm. house.
TO Ahrnms Ave. '. "'92
ittintii BUYERS
t2600 $500 down; 5 raonwi base
ment, furnace, ldy. trays. Well lo
cated to bus and schools.
0. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
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$3150 $300 $30 per mo.; B-room
mod. home, hwd. floors, turn., base.,
frplace., comp. roof. House in gtod
condition. Walking distance to stale
house.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
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l BEAUTIFUL VIEW HOME!
7-room mod. colonial home, frplace ,
den, full base., spacious rooms, over
looking city. 1 acre, orchard, double
garage. Only $5000. Owner says sell.
Fire Insurance Money to Loan
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
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GOOD VIEW GOOD DlMlMOT!
$3500 $500 down 2 bedroom mod.
home on Fairmount Hill.
O Out-of-town owner says sen 11115
mod. 3 BR. home in exclusive dis
!... nWn In T stt alnnn wnrlh
$1500. Price $4500.
Strictly mod. 5-room home, A-l
condition, well located, also smal
ler house on sRtnc lot rents for
$20. Walking distance to stato
house. See to appreciate! Price
$5700.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
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$4000 $1000 down, balance $25 mo.
5 int. 6-room mod. home, liv. &
dining, hwd. floors. Nice rear yard
with shade. Englewood dlst.
$380014 cash 6-room mod. home
on creek. Liv. Sc dining hwd.
Fire Insurance Money to Loan
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High, 5838.
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TWO-room modern cottage, 1850
North Water. You can't go wrong
at $1500 with terms to suit your
pocketbook. Abrams & Ellis, Inc.,
Masonic Blflg. am
ACRE homcsite with 3 room mod
em cottage with terms like rent.
$r:00 full price. Abrams Sc Ellis,
inc., Masonic mog. aiai
Largo furnished residence with crook
frontage. This is Income property
'and can be bought like rent. ad
rams Sc Ellis, Inc., Masonic Bldg.
al91
For Sale: 6 rm. house, 8 blks. from
1st Natl. Bank. Oood condition,
$2500, terms.
RICH. L. REIMANN, REALTOR
167 S, High Phone 9203
al90
1520 Norway: Fine 5 rm. bunga
low, bsmt., turn., fireplace. Hwd.
floors. Immediate possession. See
Mr. Goodwin with HAWKINS &
ROBERTS, INC., Realtors. al92'
1640 Norway: 5 rms., hwd. floors
bsmt., furn., fireplace. Price re
duced to $4500. See Mr. Goodwin
With HAWKINS Sz ROBERTS, INC.
Realtors. al92'
$2100 4 room house at 1610 N. 16th
St.
$4600 Full 5-room home at 1510
Madison St. Air conditioned,
P. H. BELL
212 Guardian Bldg. al90
GOOD 7rm. hse lge. lot, full base.
ment, Hollywood dlst. Will trade for
smaller Use. Phone 3671. alOO
Directory
BATTERIES
WILLARD batteries, all types. R. D.
Woodrow, 349 N Church. P 9600. o
BUILDING MATERIAL
SAND, Gravel, Crushed Rock, Pav
ing salem supply Co. Ph. 85BI
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace Sc Chimney, Vacuum, steel
brushes. B. F. Ensley, Ph. 7176. 0214
EXCAVATING
Excavating, all kinds; basm'ts. dug
dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for sale.
SEE Ben Otjen & Sons. Ph. 3080. o
FLORIST
Breithaupt's for flowers. Dial 9195. 0
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
kTerwilllger Funeral Home. P 6928 (i
"WALKER St HOWELL Funeral
Home. 545 N. Capitol St. Ph 3672. o'
PAINTS AND LACQUERS
Complete line Nason paints. Liberal
terms. R. D. Woodrow. 394 N. Churcn.
PAPERING-PAINTING
PAPERING PHONE 7250. 0198
Expert Workmanship Phone 4325. o"
Public Stenographer
Phone 6980. If no answer Ph, 5939.
0199
TRANSFER & STORAGE
1 Local or distance transfer storage.
Burner oils, briquets. Trucks to
Portland dally. Agent Pierce Auto
' Freight, Including California point
' jarmcr Transfer St Storage P 3131. 0
WELL DRILLING
3 J PUGH 2125 Myrtle P 9336. 0195
.WINDOW CLEANING
Professional cleaning service-phone
4457 0
, Journal Want Ads Pay
For Sale Houses
HOME BUYS
Fairmount Hill homo, three bed
rooms, basement, furnace, fire
place. Located at 320 Superior St,
A good buy at $5250.
Modern home located at 2020 South
Commercial St. One bedroom,
basement, furnace, fireplace, dou
Lle garage. A good buy at $3700.
Late built 5-room home located at
1980 Hazel avenue, Two bedrooms,
basement, furnace, in first class
condition. A good buy at $3850.
Late built strictly modern home lo
cated at 1092 Cascade drive. 1
bedroom on first floor with base
ment bedroom, large living room,
oil heat, two fireplaces, garage.
This home must be seen to ap
preciate. Let us show it to you
you will like it. Price $5000.
Modern homo located in West Sa
Jem on Kingwood drive. 3 bed
rooms, oil heat, large living and
dining rooms, fine view, Let us
sho- you this property, you will
like it. Price $9000.
Five-room home with basement, fur
nace, fireplace. Located in South
Salem. A good buy at $2500.
Five-room modern home, located at
1677 South High street. Basement,
furnace, fireplace, large living
room. Price $3500.
If you are looking for a home, see
W. H. Grabenhorst Sc Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. al90
Beautiful 5 rm. home, full base,
plumbing, fireplace, Venetian blinds,
also, outbuilding 6 rms full base.,
Sc plumbing oil 2',i lots. Hiway 101,
overlooking Occam at Yachats,Ore.
Take some trade. Ph. 5141. 1315
S. High St., Salem. a214
VIEW home, modern 5 rooms. 3
minutes from heart of city. Phone
21653. al03
5-Room modern house, good loca
tion, hdw. floors, just redecorated,
sawdust furnace, backyard fenced.
Priced right and will sell on
terms.
4-Room house, walking distance to
business dlst, This is a buy.
Vacant corner, 105x137. This is a
good corner.
See us for good buys, or if you have
property lor sale list with us.
CHAS. HUDKINS,
275 State St. Ph. 9494. alOO'
OPEN HOUSE I
Here's a neat little 2-bedroom home
with oak floors, Venetian blinds.
fireplace, floor furnace, lawn and
flowers that can be had Tor $2950,
with $650 down Sc $23 per mo. Rear
ot 3bii center St., or Phone 5292
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For Sale: Lovely brick home on four
lots, all conveniences, partly fur
nlshcd if needed, short distance from
Salem. Otter Rock, Ore. James
Barlow. al90
For Sale: Modern home on Fair-
mount Hill, very reas. Ph. 6985.
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Strictl;- modern 2 bedroom home.
Address Lock Box 121, Salem, Ore,
' al92
For Sale Farms
FOR TRADE
492 Acre ranch, stock, wood and
grain. Located 8 miles from Sa
lem. Will trade for city property.
Price $15,000.
320 Acre wood and grain ranch
Will trade for city, what have you.
100 Acre farm located in the Oak
Grove section. Best of soil, old
buildings. Price $12,000.
If it is a farm, see
W. H. Grabenhorst Sc Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. b!90
FOR SALE
110 Acre farm, old buildings. Leas.
ed for ,4 of crop. Will consider part
trade. Price $65 per acre.
W. H, Grabenhorst Sc Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. VjlBO
58 Acres, all under plow, fair build
lngs. Price $4000; .i cash. North
97 Acres, 52 under plow, good elect
water system. 5 A. raspberries, new
oroodcr. Yes, sir! Only $4200
terms.
C, H, Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
' bl90
For Sale Acreage ,
FOR SALE
10 Acres with unfinished house,
drilled well, lights. Immediate pos
session. $350 down, bal. $20 per mo.
Price $2200.
W. H. Grabenhorst Sc Co., Realtors
id? o. jjiDeny ut. DOiyu'
For Sale: Just outside city limits,
1 A. of ground with fireplace, all
city conveniences; big chicken hse,,
dbl. garage. Priced at $3000 terms.
See Mr. Larsen with HAWKINS
ROBEP.TS. INC., Realtors. bbl92
SUBURBAN HOME SNAPS
$5500 Strictly mod. 5 R elec. wat
tcr system, bath, wired for elec
range. Walnuts, filberts, fruit, with
10 A. most fertile and productive
sou, also 5 A., lor $4000. Mod. a R.,
water system, bath, wired for elec.
range. Barn, fruit St nut trees. Also
one acre, 5 rms,, fireplace, fruit Ss
nut trees, double garage. Price $3000.
All three places arc close In. Priced
below value. For sale only by Louis
Bccntci or Mrs. Ncedham, 341
State, Room 4. Phone 6963 for ap
pointment. bbl90'
2!s A., In city, 5-room nlast. home
A-l condition, fruit, berries, flow
ers. Good buy. $3000 cash or trade
for larger home.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838
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WHILE THEY LAST!
4 57 Acres, cast, good soil, good
road, elect., close to school. Price
$90O-$100 down, $10 mo. Buy now,
never be priced less.
C, H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
bbl91
4 A. north 4 rooms, unfln. attic,
small fair barn, chick, house.
400 cap. Price $1000 'A cash.
22 A., all cultlv., creek, elect., older
home & barn, close Salem. Only
$2650 $500 down.
C. H. Sanders, 231 N. High. 5838.
bbl91
2 Acres. 4 ml. on Sllverton hlway.
Unfinished 5 rm. hse., wash house.
barn, hen house. $1000. $100 down
$15 per mo. Ph. 4888, Munkers.
I B0131
For Sale Acreage
FOR SALE
13-Acro traot located 5 miles from
Salem, good road, old buildings, 10
acres prunes. This property is well
located and worth $2000 $500 down,
and balance $20 per month, int. 6
per cent.
W. H. Grabenhorst Sc Co., Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. bbl90'
Real Estate
4- Room house, 2 bedrooms, furnace
Sc basement, garage. Prico $2500.
Located north. Exchange for lar
ger house, prefer 4 bedrooms
around $3500.
1 nice acre and small house on
Evergreen Ave. Price $1800 easy
terms.
5- room house and acre, close In,
House Is modern except basement,
Prico $2450 $300 will handle.
S. M. EARLE, 208 N. High. cl90
We Invite your "For Sale" listings
if fairly priced. HAWKINS Sc
ROBERTS, INC, Realtors, Guard
ian Bldg. c
Wanted Real Estate
LIST your real property with
ABRAMS Sc ELLIS, INC., Masonic
Bldg. ca217
Wanted: Best buy in a 5-room house
for cash. Phone 5838. cal91
Exchange Real Estate
EXCHANGE for modern 3 bd. rm.
house, Salem, modern 3 bd. rm.
house with 2, 4 or 6 acres, northeast.
Hdw. floors, fireplace, wood fur
nace, Venetian blinds, large shade
trees, fruit, nuts, berries, shrubs,
auto, water system, barn and poul
try houses. Tel. 22750. cblOO
Business Opportunities
"Whnpy's Corner" restaurant. 518
Church St., Dallas, Ore. Good bus
iness. Terms. Cantonment area.
cdlOl
APT. House, cluse In, five apts. In
come $60 per mo $3000 will han
dle. 1370 Chemeketa. cd206"
FOR LEASE Money making coun
try store, ck' - 3 over. $100 business
a day; $1500 will handle.
See Frank Doolittle, 395 No. Com'l
cdl90
Restaurant Si fountain. Doing very
good business. Fully equipped. Ad
jacent to cantonment, town of 3900,
sawmill and fruit center. Ill health
reason for selling. Dallas, Ore., 424
Main St. ' cdl91
FOR SALE: Attractive home Sc in
come, close in. Box 89 Capital Jour
nal. cd205
For Sale: Auto camp with store and
service station. 8 modern cabins. Ac
tive community near Hermiston.
Cash deal prolarred. Write Mis.
Frank Lelcht, Imgon, Ore. cd!94
Furniture For Sale
1 OAK din. rm. set; 1 oak corner
wardrobe, also many other articles.
Moving from town. Mrs. J. M. Jen-
son, Silverton. dl92'
For Sale Livestock
30 FEEDER PIGS, $10 ea you pick
them. Joe Burk, Rt. 6, Bx. 530. 14 mi.
N. Krueger Store. " clOO
ATTENTION! !
Will remove dead Sc worthless stock
In a moment's notice! SALEM
FERTILIZER St BY-PRODUCTS.
Ph. 6000 Collect. (No other phone), e
For, Sale Wood
WOOD for sale. Ph. 4108. ce
SAVE by getting your winter's wood
NOW! Ph. 9560 or 21446. eel99
Wanted Help
Wanted: Cook. Spotted Pig Cafe,
Woodburn on Hiway. gl92
Experienced waitress, bus boy, ex
perienced fountain girl. Apply the
Blue Bird, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. gl92
Laborers and truckdrlvers needed
on State highway paving crews,
Seaside, Newport. Forest Grove,
Troutdale, Prlnevllle. Apply at
Room 512, state Off. Bldg., Salem
gl92
NOTICE TO HOP PICKERS
We will begin picking hops Friday
August 14, 100 acres early hops.
Yard located 12 miles north of
Salem, just off the Salcm-Ncwberg
highway. Mission Bottom Hop Co.
Bill Stutksman, Tel. 2-2347. gl95
WANTED: Boy of 17 to work In
hardware and auto supply store.
Phone 7957. gl92
Hop Pickers Wanted Early St late
hops, starting Aug. 18. Good pick
ing, $2.50 per 100. Camp cabins, elec.,
stoves, wood, straw,-etc. Inq. about
transportation, Ph, 22766. Orey Hop
Ranch, Rt. 2, Bx. 197. gl95
GIRL or woman for gen. housework
Sc care of children. Good wages to
right party. Phone 8270. gl04
HOP PICKERS WANTED
Picking starts Aug. 20th, lasts about
30 days. Pay 2Uc per pound. Good
crop, best picking Job in valley.
Oood camp, 550 cabins with lights
and stoves, store, dance hall and res
taurant. Known as Wlgrlch Ranch.
Write Golden Gate Hop Ranch, In
dependence, Ore., or Phone 3616,
Salem. g213
. HOP PICKERS WANTED
Save rubber and be on the Job. Cab
Ins with stove, wood, lights, tables
Si benches furnished at no cost. No
better hops in the valley, $2.50 per
hundred. You can make big money.
Come, see. Picking starts about Aug.
18th. Will also furnish transporta
tion from Salem. 100 acres late hops
Just over the fence. Guarantee long
picking. C, C. Russell, Rt, 2, Box 206,
Salem. Phone 22768. g!93
Woman for housework In refined
ho. if, 2 In family. Good wages. Inq.
Mitzl Grey Beauty Shop, gl92
Automobiles
WANTED I
Fifty (50)
LATE MODEL CARS AT ONCE!
TOP CASH PRICES PAID
"C" SHROCK
CHURCH Sc CIIEM. PH. 7922 q
Wanted Help
EXP. variety girl. Box 239, Capital
Journal. gio:
HOP PICKERS WANTED
250 Acres choice river bottom hops
4 miles SW of Salem. 3 weeks of fine
picking. Store, restaurant, butcher
shop on grounds. Good camp ground.
Fine cabins, or free transportation
to and from yard. Register at our
office, 147 North Commercial St., or
write John J. Roberts & Co., Salem,
Oregon. Phone 8623. g
WANTED HOP PICKERS
125 A, early St late hops,. Picking
about Aug. '18. $2.60 per hundred
lbs. Cabins, wood furnished free, or
call 2-2449 for transportation infor
mation. V. O. Kelley. g200
HOP PICKERS WANTED
400 acres of early and late hops
grown on river bottom land. Large
crop, long season and paying $2 50
per 100 pounds. Free camping ac
commodations. Groceries, meats and
restaurant at city prices. Strict su
pervision day and night. We wel
come return of our old pickers and
500 new ones. Register immediately
and reserve cabins or tents. Loca
tion 2 miles north of Independence.
Call or phone 27F2, Independence.
C. A. McLaughlin Hop Ranch, In
dependence, Ore. Harold Gwin,
Superintendent. g
WOODCUTTER with dragsaw to
cut 50 to 100 cds. wood. Trees felled,
trimmed. Close in. Ph. 22716. glOl
COOK wanted, permanent job. The
Spa. B
WAITRESS with some fountain ex
perience. The Spa. g
HOP PICKERS Wanted Brown Is
land Hop Co. Ph. 7956. Early and
late hops; prevailing prices; long
job; good accommodations. 4!S ml.
8. W. of Salem on Willamette River.
. g
Hop Pickers wanted at Viesko hop
yard, 10 miles north of Salem, ncai
Wheatland Ferry Good hops, $2.50
per hundred lbs. Start Aug. 17, 30
day picking. Good camp grounds
John Bushman. gl'JS
ATTENTION HOP PICKERS!
$2.50 per 100 lbs Register now for
picking our early and late cluster
hops. Season commences about Aug
ust 25. One .of the best and largest
yards In the St Paul section. Best
of accommodations such as: Cab
ins, tents, electricity beautiful camp
site with store on grounds, city pric
es. To rcpMer write Williams St
Hart, Salem, Postoffice Box 133,
or Phone 3712, or 22681. g207
Hop Pickers wanted, early Si late
hops. Cabins, stoves, wood, straw for
beds furn. Allen G Hall, foreman Sc
yard boss. Rcglste now. Collins 4:
Collins, Inc., Independence, Ore.
' g203
Now registering Hop Pickers for
early Sc late hups. Williams Sc
Thacker. Cabins. Good crop. Phone
21331. 4 miles west of Salem. g
Wanted Positions
Man wants bkpg. Sc clerical work,
eves. Rcf. Bx. 242, Capital Journal.
hl92
Woman to care for children In my
home. Permanent position. Phone
3843 after 6 p.m. 1U92
Wish care of children by day or
week. 30 Tcss avenue. 1H92
Willamette boy wishes to work for
rm. and'bd. Ex. recom. Write Mar
ion Crews, Wasco, Ore. hl90
For Rent
$13 2 rm, furnished apt. Lights,
hot water, 1397 N. Commercial. J192
CLEAN, furn. cabin Sc gar. $8. 1647
Waller, evenings. J 192
One 4-rm. house, furn. Sc one 5-rm.
house, unfurn. Inq, 1596 S. 13th.
J192
New 4-rm. house, 6 mi. S.W. of
Salem. No electricity; $15. Inquire
1410 So. 12th St. J192
4-Room house, 2 bedrooms, garage.
Has wood range. Located in West
Salem, $20. Adults. Geo. F. Vick
208 N. High. J190'
3 RM, furn. apt. 466 N. Libcrly.
J194
1-2-3 rm. apts. 2310 N. 4th. J214
Furnished 7 room house. 835 D St.
Inquire evenings. Also 6 rm. fur
nLslicd hoase. 732 Chemeketa. in
quire next door west. J191
Clean 4 R. hse. & bath, aut, gas
.t Mr. Sc range. Inq. 557 N. Church.
J190
A business girl or professional wom
an to rent room in new, modern
home. Reasonable. Breakfast If de
sired. Call 6582 or 8482. J193
5 LGE, rms., furn. -unfurn. Newly
dec., Vcn. blinds 2nd fir. 715 S. 12th.
J190
LOE. sip. Si liv. rm. combined,
ground fir. 116 Marlon. Ph. 6129.
J190'
3 RM. partly furn. apt., adults. 312
N, Water. .J 100
3 RM. hse., partly furn. $10. No
children. 398 Rural. J100
LGE. cheerful sleeping room. 823 N,
Commercial. Phone 7571. J102
Nice room, close in, reas. 476 Marion.
J192
1 Sc 3-Rm. Apts. 435 Division. J191
Up. floor duplex, 1286 Court. Adul.
jiuo
Nice downstairs room; bath; ladles.
i Marlon St. J1B1
7 Rooms, unfurn. 386 Bcllevue.
Ready Aug. 15. Call owner, 9670
Sleeping room 726 Court J
Pianos, $2 mo, H. L Stiff Furn. Co. J
Wanted To Rent
Steady renter wants reasonable 5
or 6-room house near Highland
school. Call 526 Locust St., after
3:00 p.m. jal91
Farm land, any amount, good equip.
Phone 22504. Ja207
Small, mod. part furn. hse.. pref.
small hse. in rear lot. 1374 6th St.,
W. Salem. Phono 6146. . jalOO
Room and Board
Board Sc Room, 790 N Church. JJ206'
Good bd , good rm 1227 Court. JJ200
Lost and Found
LOST: Black Corday purse con
taining glasses, pen, ration card, car
keys Sc personal belongings, casn.
Alice Patterson, Ph. 7723. Reward.
kl92
Miscellaneous
We clean septic tanks and cesspools;
special equipment; free inspection.
Ph. 8745. 642 Edgewatcr, W. Salem.
m212
Dental Plate Repair
2-HR. SERVICE IN MOST CASES.
DR. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST.
Adolph Bldg. State & Commercial.
SALEM Phone 3311. m
For Sale Miscellaneous
USED 66 Singer elec. console, re
conditioned. Guaranteed. Singer
Sewing Mach. Co., 142 S. High.
nl92
Singer sewing mach., Universal wood
range with coils, Pacific wood cir
culator. 1664 Chemeketa. 11 182
G.E. 8-tube cabinet radio. Practical
ly new. Cheap. Ph. 0066, Bligh Hotel.
nl95'
Late mod. Gen. Elec. washing men.,
perfect cond. Vacuum cleaner, Sing
er Sew. men. 1874 Fir. Ph. 8020.
nl01
One used balloon-tire double bar
bicvcle.. Call after 7:00 p.m. 1560
N. 17th. nlOOJ
Open Wednesday, Aug. 12
Repairs for any make of vacuum.
Vacuum Cleaners for Sale or Trade.
VINCE'S VACUUM ' STORE 3320
Portland Road. Ph. 6292. nlOO'
MILK GOAT, $5. Ph. 4363 eves.
11194
1941 Fiigidalre. 7 cu. ft. Late mod.
Gen. Elec. washing mch. Both per
fect cond. 1874 Fir. Ph. 8020. nlOl
Johnson twin outboard motor, ex.
cond. Ph. 3967 between 4 & 7 p.m.
nlJl
Radio, table model, special short
wave communications receiver. Ex
cellent cond. $25 cash. Call eve
nings -356 IGerth Ave., W. Salem.
nl91
Potatoes, field run. $2.50 per 100.
I dig 'em, you get 'em. Ph. 21629.
nIDl
Small upright piano, $75. 1690 S,
Cottage. nl90
Dry Poultry Fertilizer. Summer spe
cial 25c sack. Bring sacks. Ph. 22801.
Lee's Hatchery. n
Gas Range 460 University. n203
Wanted Miscellaneous
IF you have good used furniture
to sell, call or see Russ Bright, 453
Court. Phone 751L nal94
Used Furniture. Ph 9185.
na
Personal
Palmist. P. 4263. Hazel Barton. B Rt
pl90
Automobiles
Wanted: 4-dr. sedan, mod. A pre
ferred. WILL PAY CASH. Call at
209 Brown St., Sllverton. ql9l
Wanted: '35 to '38 light sedan.
1887 N. Front, ql91
CASH for late model car. Private
party. 3325 Center. - ql93
WANTED: '39, '40 or '41 Ford or
Chev. sedan or 5-pass. coupe. Phone
eves. 7792. Cash deal, ho dealers.
n.191
Financial
AUTO AND TRUCK LOANS
Contracts refinanced to roduco pay.
ments. Money for new or used cars.
No delay or red tape. You will ro
tain possession of the vehicle.
1 to 15 MONTHS TO PAY
Roy H. Simmons
136 South Commercial Street
Phone 9108. Lie No. M-152, r'
LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
212 Ouardlan Bldg. Phono 816S
S-216 M-222 r1
AUTO LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CALKINS
FINANCE CO.
"Salem's Personal Loan Center"
315 Court St. Salem Phone 4446.
State License S-228M -278. r'
LOANS $25 to $300
Almost any credit-worthy person
who really needs cash ... to pay eft
old debts; for medical or dental
work or for some other worthy pur
pose, can qualify for a loan at Per
sonal. John C. Hcercn, Manager
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
Ground Fir., New Bllgh Bldg.
512 State St. (at High St.) '
Telephone 3191
State Licenses: S-122. M-165. 207
FARM and CITY LOANS
Quality Mortgage Loans at
where loan docs not exceed 50
of present value. Not an FHA loan
Prompt service Minimum aetaiis
We offer a 5 rate on loans of
larger percentage of value.
Will pay Cash for Real Estate
Contracts and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
207 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 1182, t
Financial
WANTED - PRIVATE MONEY
to Loan on Good Salem Real Estate
Will Pay 6 Interest
W H. GRABENHORST Si CO.
REALTORS. r
QUICK CASH LOANS All Plans
One to 12 Months
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
136 S. Commercial St,
License No. S-138. r'
AUTO LOANS
Willamette Credit Co.
5th Floor, GUARDIAN BUILDING
License No. M-159 r
Wanted to BUY for CASH Real
Estate mortgages, Real Estate con
tracts, Merchandise discount paper
State Finance Co., 212 Guardian
Bldg. r
We loan on farm, residential and
business property Will buy mort
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NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT
As .dmlnlstriitor and admlnistr.trix of
the estate of F. M. Woodward, deceased,
we have tiled In the Circuit Court of the
Slate of Orcson for Marlon County, In
Probate, our final account! and said Court
ha appointed August 13, 1042, at two
o'clock P. M. for the hearlni of objec
tions thereto and the settlement thereof.
A. W. WOODWARD.
Administrator
LUCIUS P CURRY.
Administratrix
MARKS & McMAHAN
Attorneys for Administrator
and AdminlsU-atrlx
(Jul7 14-21-28-AuK 4-11.)
125,000 Dogs
For War Work
New York, Aug. 11 () Un
cle Sam wants 125,000 dogs for
his army, navy and coast guard.
Dogs for Defense, Inc., a New
York City organization with
branches in all parts oE the
country, was named the collect
ing agency by Major General
Edmund B. Gregory of the quar
termaster corps, who decided
upon the expansion following
good reports on the original
sentry dogs.
Under the new setup the de
fense group will obtain the dogs
and will turn them over to
the Front Royal, Va., quarter
master depot where a corps of
amateur and professional train
ers from the army remount ser
vice will school them in their
military duties.
Untrained dogs as well as
trained ones will be accepted
Almost the only restrictions spe
cified by General Gregory are
that the dogs be between one
and five years old, stand 18
inches high at the shoulder and
be neither gun nor storm shy.
At the Virginia camp the dogs
will be segregated according to
the type of work for which
they are best fitted and then
sent to the various services
With the armed forces they
will be used as sentry aids, mcs.
sengcrs and in similar capaci-
ties. Some, however, might
find use as watch dogs at de
fense plants.
Guilty Verdict
Against Aroff
San Francisco, Aug. 11 (U.R)
A general court-martial's find
ings in the case of Lieut. Maurice
N. Aroff, first naval officer to
face such trial In World War II,
were prepared today for sub
mission to Secretary o Navy
Frank Knox.
The court-martial's outcome
was not announced but on the
basis of naval procedure there
was no alternative except to
presume that Aroff had been
found guilty on the four counls
charged scandalous conduct,
conduct to the prejudice of good
order and discipline, violation
of a lawful regulation, and false
hood. Charges were based on the
navy's contention Aroff accept
ed an automobile from Actor
Tony Martin for facilitating his
enlistment as a chef specialist;
gave false replies when ques
tioned about the car, accepted
gifts of cuff links from two en
signs commissioned through his
office, and allowed enlistment
of men outside the 12th naval
district.
Naval regulations state that
"if the court Is cleared and not
reopened, you may assume guilt
on all charges." This was the
case yesterday at conclusion of
the two-week trial. After review
in Washington, the court's de
cision as to guilt and sentence
will be announced.
Aroff faces maximum penalty
of 15 years at hard labor at
Portsmouth naval prison. Other
possible penalties arc dismissal
from the service, reduction in
rank through loss of promotion
numbers, or a public reprimand.
Only 26 cases of smallpox
were recorded in Canada in
1941, all but one appearing in
the province of Saskatchewan,
Primary Balloting
In Five States Today
(Bx the Associated Press)
Primary balloting in five states today (Tuesday) produces a
lest of presidential influence and pre-war foreign policies in New
York's selection of congressional nominees and convention dele
gates who will pick candidates
for governor.
yoters determine congres
sional and gubernatorial candi
dates in Idaho, Ohio and Ne
braska and decide a run-off be
tween two senatorial aspirants
In Arkansas. But chief political
interest is centered on the con
test In President Roosevelt's
homo state.
New York's selection of dele
gates to the democratic conven
tion, Aug. 19, was expected to
disclose the respective strength
of the party's two governorship
candidates, Senator James M.
Mead and Stale Attorney Gener
al John J. Bennett, Jr.
The president has asserted he
would support Mead if he could
vote in the convention. Mr.
Roosevelt's former campaign
manager, stale democratic
Chairman James A. Farley, is
backing Bennett.
Meantime, supporters of
Thomas E. Dewey, 1938 repub
lican nominee for governor,
claimed pledges from enough
delegates to win him the party's
nomination.
The democratic contest, pre
cipitated by refusal of Governor
Herbert H. Lehman to seek a
fifth term, shared the spotlight
with Representative Hamilton
Fish's race against throe oppon
ents for the republican renom
ination for congress in the pres
ident's home district.
Fish, one of 43 representa
tives to be nominated in the Em
pire state, was an outspoken
critic of the administration's for
eign policy before Pearl Har
bor. His opponents, who based
their campaign on what they
termed his isolationist viows, are
Augustus W. Bennett, New
burgh attorney; State Assembly
man Emerson D. File, Vassar
college professor, and Edward
J. Bowen, a frequent candidate.
In Ohio, democratic nomina
tion for the governorship was
sought by Frank A. Dye, State
Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson,
Walter F. Heer, a county dem
ocratic committee chairman;
formor Slate Treasurer Clar
ence H. Knisley, and former
Representative John McSween
cy. Governor John H. Bricker
had no republican opposition in
his bid for a third term.
All Ohio's congressmen asked
renomination but one, Repre
sentative Robert T. Secrcst, who
resigned to remain a lieutenant
commander in the naval service.
Nebraska's republican gov
ernor, Dwight Griswold, com
petes with one opponent for re
nomination while three demo
crats are vicing for the desig
nation. While Senator George
W. Norris has not said whether
he would run again on the In
dependent ticket, seven demo
crats and three republicans
asked nomination to the office.
In Idaho, Governor Chase A.
Clark looked for renomination
on the democratic ticket. The
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sought by William Dotweiler,
Thomas D. McDougall and C. A,
Bottolfsen. Senator John Thorn
as' effort for republican re
nomination was opposed by two
contestants and five others con
tested for the democratic de
signation. Former Representative John
McClcllan and Attorney Gen
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democratic nomination as sen
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Republicans will pick their can
didates at a slate convention.
Awoke to Find
Sailor in Bed
Fully Clothed
Seattle, Aug. 11 MP) Mrs.
June Twilchcll, 22, awoke at 4
a.m. this morning, stretched out
her arms-lazily and yawned,
Across the apartment bedroom
her 7-months-old daughter slepl
soundly and her other daughter,
4, breathed quietly in her lit
tle bed.
Then Mrs. Twitchell's hand
touched something and she
froze with fright. The "some
thing" was a fully clothed
shoos and all sailor ln the oth
er side of her bed. .
"I was afraid to move," Mrs.
Twilchcll said later.
'He wasn't snoring and he was
breathing so quietly I was afraid
he wasn't asleep.
"I inched myself over toward
the edge of the bed. It seemed
an age before I got there and
I guess it was about half an
hour. Then I slipped quietly
to the floor and sneaked over
and aroused Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Cartln, who live next
door."
The sailor woke up a few min
utes later to see two policemen
standing near the bed and near
the door two women clad in
nighlclothcs and a man with
tousled hair, holding a gun em
erging from his bathrob sleeve.
The sailor explained:
"I'd been drinking. I was
sleepy. I saw a bed. I got in
bed and went to sleep."
He is being held in the city
jail while officials decide what
to do about the case. Police
said apparently he had climed
through a window.
A new machine being used for
building center wings sections
of bombers simultaneously per
forms 87 operations that former
ly were done by hand.
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