I
EDUCATION
OULD LIKE to hear from reliable men
who would Ilka to train in spare tlme
to overhaul and Install Refrigeration
' and Air Conditioning equipment. Should
be mechanically Inclined. Will not in
terfere with your present work, For In
formation about this training, write at
once ftlvlng name, address, ago and
your working hours. Utilities Inst..
1328 Belden. Chicago 14, 111. hh256
FOR RENT
SLEEPING room with garage In private
home close in. Ph. 3656 after 6 Pm53
SLEEPING rcom with kite lie n prl v lie es.
Prefer employed Christian woman. 2-iifl
Cherry Ave. J2ii'
MODERN cabins. Dally and weekly rates.
Castle Hall cottages, l'ith st. Junction.
J251
ROOM for professional man. Ph. 6406.
840 D St. J254
NEW LOOKING floors at small wt
Rent a Dreadnaueht Sander by hour
or day Western Auto, Ph. 1177. 1258'
"GOOD USED PIANOS H U Ptlt! t
FLOOR aander for Tent. Montgomery
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent a furnished apartment
by two ladles. Call 8136, Ja254
OFFICE 'engineer (vet.) and wire desire
room with housekeeping privileges, apt.
or house. No smoking, drtnkimr. child
ren or pets. Ph. 4171, ext. 486 until
5 p. m. J254
"SLEEPING room or small apt. near State
House for employed woman. No smoker.
Box 32, Capital Journal. ja254
COUPLE desire apt. or house turn, or
unfurn. (preferred). Permanent resi
dence. No children or pets. Will furnish
1 year supply of nylons. Ph. 5462. Ja254
WIFE in hospital, need furn. or unfurn.
hse. or apt. before she can come horn.
Ph. Argo hotel after 8 pm. Ia256
COUPLE needs furn. house for several
months. Will do repairing or painting.
Box 28, Capital Journal. Ja2a3
VETERAN In need of a 2-brfrm. house
Will pay $25 reward for same. Davis
Ph. 7010. Ja3
WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3-bedroom
. house. 2 children. Local ref. 910 Nor
ViCay. Upstairs. ia256
TlflE TWAIN Shall Meet when veteran &
wife from east find a furnished apt.
or small house In Salem. Phone 6676.
Ja2.13
CLEAN. Christian vet. wishes to marry
equally virtuous girl, but no place to
live. Can anyone help? Ph. 3452. Ja255
NAVY RECRUITING officer & wile need
3 or 4 rra. furn. apt. or house. No chil
dren yet. Ph. 21592. J254
YOUNG COUPLE must find place to live
immediately. Sm. or lg. apt. or house,
lurn. or unfurn. Have furniture In
storage. Will redecorate Interior If
necessary at my own expense tf apt. is
on ground floor or a sm, house. Box
22 Capital Journal. Ia254
UNIV. PROFESSOR & wife want home or
apt. Phone 3871. Ja254
WANTED: 2 or 3 rm. furnished apt. by
working couple. Desperate for place to
live. No drinking, children or pets
Phone 7730. Ja253
VETERAN, WIFE & baby nerd small
house or apartment. Phone 24715. Ja253
WANTED: Furnished apartment or bouso
Box 326. Capital Journal s270
LOST AND FOUND
LOST In vicinity of Capita! theater.
brown billfold. Valuable papers and
cash. Ex-service man. Victor Scogzan,
Route One, Dayton. Reward. k255
LOST on State street, package contain
ing mink talis. Finder please leave at
Price's" store. Reward. k2j4'
LOST: PLASTIC framed glasses Sc Schaf.
fer pen & pencil set In brown glasses
case. Please return to 1190 S. Liberty
for reward. Ph.fi2i2. K25o'
LOST Oct. 10. In business dlst., pigeon
blood colored ruby earring for pierced
ears, large stone in old-style mounting.
$10 reward. Write 4175 Portland Rd..
or Phone 22981. k23
LOST Pearl beads at Leslie hi. Tues.
night. Liberal reward. 655 N. Col taste.
Ph. 6233. k254
WILL PERSON who found suitcase at
Southern Pacific depot Sunday eve.
Oct. 6 please notify H. L. Taylor, Mar
lon, ore., Box fta. Reward. kzm
SCELLANEOCS
TiLBERT St walnut drying. Prompt hand
ling. Efficient, careful drying. Phone
22861. Lee's Hatchery. masfl'
SPORTSMAN Custom tanning and maiu-
facturlng of deer and elk hides Into
useful trophies. Myers Glove A Tannine
Co. 1348 Ferry. Phone 603L mI58
HEN'S HATS cleaned and blocked. 75c.
LES SPRINGER, 464 Court St, m2059
SALEM WASTE PAPER
1790 North Front
WE RUT magazines and newspapers.
Cardboard sheets and boxes any size for
sale. m288
YOUR PETS given loving cars in my own
homo while you are away. Pbone 8t
for a reservation, m3(R
DENTAL PLATS REPAIR
l-BB 8 E2t VI CB IN MOST CASES
DR. HARAY SEMLER DENTIST
Adoipa Bldg. State A Commsrolal Sts
SALEM Pnone 331 m
DEAD and worthiest stoct removed on
moment's notice. Ph. 6000.
HEAT your borne electrically. It's con
venient, clean, economical 8ee us foi
free estimates. YEATER APPLIANCE
CO. 25 N Liberty.
EAVY HAULING, excavation and road
building, land clearing, dot or work
ditching, basement excavation, aand
gravel, crushed roc, mason Sana con
ret mix. cement.
SALEM SAND & GRAVEL CO.
1406 N FRONT ST- SALSU. ORXQON
Phone 9406 or 11924
m FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
CHROME plated upholstered chair, an
tique rocking chair, solid mahogany
library table, used auto, sawdust fur
nace. Good condition, all piping goes
with It. 1938 Hazel Ave., after 5 p.m.
r255
COLUMBIA phonograph and 75 records.
S20. Inquire 475 S. Winter. n255"
12-FT. SOW boat, excellent cond. 2215
N. Liberty. n255
ELECTRIC washing machine, A-l cond.
2096 State St. n.255
, BEDSTEAD, Simmons splngs and cotton
t ma
I.BERTS 20c per lb. Ph. 2238S or call
at route 2, box 170C. Follow pavement
2 miles w. or Keizer school. n255
NAVY P coat, (10. Portable Victor pho-
noi-raph, S20. Baby crib, 112.50. Ph.
24105. n2S5
BOSTON Bull Terriers. Registered male
and female. Haggerty line. Salem Vet
erinary hospital, Portland rd. n257'
BLUE VELOUR overstuffed chair, perfect
cond. 40. End tables, 14. 2045 Maple av.
n254
GIFTS, pot holders, pillow cases, hchlfs.
children's dresses. 534 N. Winter. n254
MOTOR scooter. Ph. 5439.
LARGE combination wood or coal circu
lator. 434 S. 16th. n254
NEW 8-INCH oil circulator. Everett Mc"
Nall. Rt. 4 Box 454F. n253
S BLACK and tan hounds. 2 mo old. Rt.
7, Box 233L, i ml back of Kickback
station out Portland rd. Dan Moore.
Eyes. n254
FAR RAND piano. 'Good condition. Ph.
9377, or 1931 N. Church n2j4
HORSE OWNERS! See the new two-horse-trailer
on display at Ward's Farm Store,
Trade and High sts n254
FOR SALE: , Veneer. Service Lumber
Co., Silverton Oregon. n25a
GOOD CHROME mixing faucet for bar
ber or Beauty Shop. 1215 S. Com'L
n254
PACIFIC Sawdust burner. Thermostat.
Good Cond. Ph. 9516. n2b4
STORE ISLANDS, tables, phonograph re
cord display racks.
MITCHELL RADIO St APPLIANCES
State at 19th. Phone 7577. n
TOR SALE: Registered AKC Irish Setter
pups. Call 7673 after 6 p.m. or Sat
it Sun n254
ELECTRIC pants pressers. curling and
soldering Irons,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27i
AUTOMATIC record changer and Giiniien
uble model radio. 849 S. 12, aft. 5 p. m
0255
To place classified ads
phone 3571 or 8037.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GUARANTEED Forever flashlights re
quiring no batteries; 2 & 3 cell flash
light
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. pllf
RAILROAD type lanterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty SL n275"
NEW HAMPSHIRE fryers and pullen.
fryers dressed or live weight. Ph. 7568.
112 3 1
BICYCLE In good condition Loney Ha ye.
325 Union. n23i
PRIMVAR slipper satin wedding outfit.
18-20. Box 33, Capital Journal. n255
AMERICAN Oriental rues. Sizes 6x9 and
9x12. See by appointment. Write box 34,
Capital Journal. n254"
BURNER white enamel 3-speed Hotpolnt
electric plate. Chrome copper-bottom
teakettle. Set Junior size boxing gloves.
Pair athletic shoes site 6',?. Ph. 21R:3
or 536 N. 17lh. n2o5
LOVELY green Vogue suit. 14. $35. Tibitan
fox fur, 25. Cast Iron wood circulator,
board, pipe, 135. Copper boiler, music
stand, bird cage, wire rattrap, bee
supers, scales. 1520 S. Com' I. n255
SILVER FOX scarf, never been worn,
reasonable. Irene Prlem. Rt. 6, Box 332,
Out Garden rd., t mi. from Swegle sen.
n235
NOTICE
SALEM Watch shop closing for 3 mo. va
cation Call for your watches and clocks
at once. All makes and sites of ladles
and gents wrist and pocket watches fo.
sale cheap. 2381 State st. n258
rTtiolTESCEVr kitchen fixtures and ln
gle tube bracxeti for use near your
mirror.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275"
SINGLE AND two-burner hotplates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St n275
TABLE And pln-lt-UP lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
DECORATIVE and lighted house numbers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. tt275"
SMOOTHIES for perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
ALUMINUM sauce pans, well and tree
platters, frying pans, cookie sheets.
clothes hampers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
KITCHEN and bathroom light fixtures.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
WALL TYPE can openers, citrus fruit
juicers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust tans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
AUTOMATIC electric sidearm water heat
ers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27S
ELECTRIC chimes, long and short tubes.
motor driven, slid mechanical chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n273
POWERFUL 8-tube Tropic Master Over
seas electric radio. Ideal for outdoor
or coastal locations.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27V
9x13 WILTON rug. good condition. 4 pairs
rusty rcse colored drapes. Sleeping baa
Phone 5872 n333
CHRISTMAS TOYS. Buy them at Gene s
Bike Shop. We also specialize In paint
ing toys ft bicycles. 1126 Edgewatcr
St. Ph. 21568. n277
ZENITH CONSOLE, S35; spring-filled mat
tress, $18. 475 N. Capitol. n23
BROWN WOOD Superior circulator. Good
cond. S25. 1163 Waller St. Ph. 24433
253
ATMORAYS OZONE. Sell or rent. H. C.
Push. Ph. 22458. P. O. Box 463. n276
SLIGHTLY used blue fox fur collar. 1935
Center after 6:30 p. m. n253
BABY bassinette. J8. 1 lounge, 2 rockers,
510. 1 linoleum rug, 9x12, 19. 581 N.
Church st. n253
CAPE HART solid mahogany cabinet radio
and phonograph combination. Include
wonnenui collection oi records. Ph.
21238. n251
MAN'S Botany suit. Size 39 short. Also
topcoat. Phone 3751. n253
WHITE enamel trash burner with copper
COils. Good cond. Ph. 7248. n253
1 LARGE wood circulator heater. $50. 1
small range. J 10, 742 Com'L it, after 5
P. m. Ph. 6769. n253
SUN LAMPS (ultra violet & Infra-red),
portable and stand models with timers,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
COAL OR briquet circulating heater, new
wood range.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n275
electric. room heaters, fan, steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n275'
PLASTI-KOTE, the durable paint with
ins cenopnane-iiKA iinisn.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
AUTOMATIC electric grill. 18x36 inches,
with double thermostat. Ideal for small
restaurant or club house.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
LNDIRECT floor lamps and torchlers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
FIGURINES and small gift Items.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n273'
ATTRACTIVE, aluminum kitchen step
ladders and step-on refuse cans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 N. Liberty St. n273
RADIOS, table and console, 10 models
trpm wnicn to select.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
FLUORESCENT desk lamps. Ideal for
tuaent or oince.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
25ft N. Liberty St. n255
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks!
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty 81. n27
HEATING pads (electric), plastic clothes
lines, Ironing pads and coven.
. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
TWO-SLICE electric toasters, J 3. 10. 4
slice, S3. 85.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n2;5"
TWO-WAY and inter-comm. telephone
sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
WATER HEATERS for Immediste dehvT
ery. 40-gsllon Collins S96.25; AO-gallon
Westlnshouse 1115.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
CUTLERY and tableware.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 NLiberty St. n275
COFFEE-MAKER sets. 4 to 6 and" 8 cup
coffee-makers with stoves.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
255 N. Lloerty St. n275
HEAVY bronze smoking stands.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
METAL AND plastic bed lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
AUTOMATIC record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275
SEE US FOR Christmas gifts.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St, n304
SAND, GRAVEL, silt, garden sand, fertiliz
er soniey at Meyer, Ph. 3046. 914
North Commercial. 0372
WATER HEATERS. Thermador auto, elect.
MITCHELL RADIO ft APPLIANCE
State at 19th. Phone 7577. n"
INSULATION pneumatically Installed
Pric . .meteriaL workmansnip guaran
teed Salem Rock Wool Co. Pa. 1749
2225 N. Liberty. n
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK I Use 100 as
phalt shingles, unharmed by any weath
er, rain or shine. Fireproof. Installed by
experienced men Por FREE estimate
phone 717T. Western Auto Supply Co
n25Sa
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FLUORESCENT commercial and Indua
4 mi. east on Macleay Hlway. J. H.
trial lighting fixtures far Immediate de
livery Salem Lighting and Appliance
Co Temporary location 355 No. Liberty.
Salem. Oregon. Phone 0412 n253
SILVER PLATED & brass candle holders,
weather vanes, copper lanterns & stun
(or sale. Also steel clothesline posts
1145 North Liberty n262
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets
Guaranteed 100 native wool. Woven by
NavaJo Indians on their reservation
175 i High Paul Stoner. Phone 6086
n260
1x8 USED walk-in cooler, complete with
meat racks, shelving. 1 reach-in door.
1 h.p. compressor Burton Refrigeration
Co.. 100 Portland Rd. Phone 24060
SMART SUITS, coats, sweaters and tklrts
as well ta dresses (or all occasions Iron
afternoon to formats. Grand materials
and scarcely worn Sizes 9 to 44. Phone
4845. anytime. n3U3
GARDEN sand, gravel crushed rocE
Shovel St drag-line excavating WALL
ING) SAND AND O RAVEL CO Ph. 8561
PULLER BRUSHES 1748 Oram Ph B357
oil'
FOR SALE: 1 Electro Lux Vacuum clean
er, nil attachments. 1 Blrchfield Cot
ton Mattress. I Innerspring Mattress. I
Remington .22 special repeater. 500
shells. Oregon Motor Courtel. n2o5-
M AX'S G R E Y "a le n plaid SUll Size 38-40.
J15. Ph. 4666. n2a5
TIfouR WHEEL rubber tired farm trail
er with rack. 1 6 H.P. International sat
engine. 1 2" Fairbanks-Morse centrifu
cal pump with engine. 1 15 foot single
action disc harrow. 1 6 foot tandem disc
harrow. 1 John Deere one-row horse
drawn cultivator.
INTERSTATE TRACTOR k EQUIP CO.
240 S. Liberty, Salem. Ore. n251
SMALLPIANOll25. 905 S.Llberty7n254
ROSE 0x15 rug. $95. 365 E. Rural. n254
PRE-WAR swing rocker, royal blue. Sim
mons Dave no, brown. s45 each. Quilts
& bedspreads 13.50 each. Suitcase J2.
Ph. 9839. n2.iJ-
rVB BV A sell furniture, tool, stoves
dishes motors, radios, elictrto appll
anoea household goods KLIOM ANB
26 N Com mere la. Phone 9885 n
FLUOREcCENT - Commercial and Indus
trial 'lsnt;ng fixtures tor immediate de
ltery Salerr. Lighting and Appllanc
Co. Temporary location 355 No Liber,?
3alem. Oregon Phone 9413 o233
HEAT YODR horn" electrically. It's con
venlent, clean, economical. Bee us foi
free estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty f
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
STUDENT wants to buy piano. Inquire
935 Oak st. na253
SIGNAL generator and other radio test
instruments. Give make, model and price
In first letter. Write Capital Journal.
Box 27 na253
GAS Circulating heater. 45-60,000 B.T.tj.
Ph. 9379. na253-
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Up.it air
Antique Shop. 438 Court St. na260
USED FURNITURE- Phone 9186
PERSONAL
PLEASE write to tilts ex-GI couple If you
know of a housekeeping room. apt. or
any living quarters for these clean, re
fined persons. Box 35, Capital Journal.
ALCOHOLICS, Anonymous. P. O.
BOX 724.
P3D9'
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T. B. cases
to me, all other ailments. Rev. T Hey
ting. 1103 S. W. 13th ave.. Portland.
LA 7189 p264
PDBLIC STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all kinds composed ana
typed, personal ones a specialty. Strict
ly confidential For appointment, phone
4845. p308
AUTOMOBILES
1029 MODEL A sedan. 4 new tires. New
jiftlnt job. $270. Ph. 2-1012. q255
1929 CHEV. 4-door sedan, solid body, good
upholstery. 5 good tires. Motor noisy but
usable. Will give you transportation
cheap. $165. McCall's Used Cars. 12f7
State. Ph. 8108. q253
1!)S5 CHRYSLER coupe, very good Cond.
Inquire 2054 N. Church. q255
FOR SALE
'41 FORD Super Deluxe sedan. Excellent
condition. Will sell or trade for older
car, pickup or truck. 196 So. 25th. q2ho
FOR SALE
'35 WILLYS panel truck. Good shape. Or
trade lor car or pickup. 196 So. 25th.
q235
30 CHEVROLET coupe. Call after 5 p. m
590 N. 17th. q2 W
BY OWNER 1939 Packard sdn. Ph. 6179
evc.8- i2"
FOR SALE Garage equipment. Portable
Storm S. cylinder boring bar. 12-ton
hydraulic press and other Items Priced
to sen. 753 Mill street, Sheridan, Ore.,
opposite S. P. depot. q253
miLDSub"cpeWUllrade for small
er good cpe. 1190 Mission. q255
REBUILT FORD and Plymouth Motors.
Like New. All kinds of Auto Repairing.
25 saving.
AMUNDSON GARAGE
809 Edgewater Street. West Salem
Phone 7133 q253
GOOD BUY JN USED CARS
tOSI STUDEBAKER cpe. 1934 Trrraplane
sedan. 1930 Model A Ford sedan. 1929
Dodge flatbed truck. Others to choo&e
from. Your Kaiser. Frazcr dealer
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
355 N. Liberty. P. 7001 q253
'42 HUDSON 2-door. Excellent cond. R at
H. Trade for older coupe and difference.
Ph. 24630. q254
1933 PLYMOUTH, Union oil station on
Lancaster drive, near Morgan ave. q253
'37 FORD V-8 510 Beck,
q253-
19.17 FLATBED, long wheel base Ford V-8
truck. Good rubber and good shape.
Will's Clipper station. 837 S. Cora l.
q256"
1834 FORD V-8 4-door sedan. Excellent
condition mechanically. 5 good tires.
Clean inside and out. Heater. McCslIV
Used Cars, 1297 State street. Dial B1SB.
Q2o3
1932 FORD V-8 Coupe. A good running
car. Solid body. Clean inside. 600x16
tires. McCalls' Used Cars. 1297 State
street. Dial 8108. q253
1033 MASTER Chevrolet, 4-door sedan.
Owned by private party since new. 4th
house to right after passing Turner cut
off on Silverton rd. Rt, 7, Box 394. q'233
1931) CHEVROLET1 Hi -ton Stake' bod?
truck. Overload springs. $285. Also small
di5C. 120 J. Guy, route 2. Box 266. q253
'29 MODEL A. Good cond., good rubber,
$200. L. W. Cbilders. Rt. 1, Box 369
q253
FOR SALE: 1939 Chev. dump truck. Ph.
9691 q253
1910 PONTIAC Sedan. Radio, heater. :un
light, white walls. 5,000 miles ft com
plete overhaul ft 3 new tires. 610 Sag
St.. Independence. q251
TRAILER COACHES
BEFORE YOU buy. see our new Royals
and United Coaches. Just arrived from
eastern factory. Electric refrigerators.
1984 State. q25S
WANTED: CAR In good condition. Any
kind out would prefer 37. 38 or 39 Mod
el No dealers please. Call after 6:30
p.m. Norman Schroyer, Route 6 Box 37.
Salem. (Out 22nd St.) q259
WANTED TO BUY: Late model trucxs
Pickups, panels, flatbeds. loggers no
so on International dealer James tt
Maden Company 39S6 Silverton Roac
Phone 34123 a
FOR SALE- 1930 Graham sedan. Good .6
600 tires 1250 1927 Chev truck fla
oed. Motot cooa Associated stall m
Uuboara Ph. Jill q2s
VETERAN NEEDS car. any model, must
be priced reasonable Call alter 6 pm
or write W Redinaer. 2252 Simpson
Salejo. q259
WANTED GOOD used car. lata mode,
preferred Phone 4547. q259
WANTED: LATE Uodsi Oaf Dy prirau
party WU) pay cash Pbone 6280 o
CARS NEEDED
ANY MAKa or model. 11 priced within
reason we will out 1L Stevens Used
Cars. 678 8. 12th. q259
Journal Want Ads Pay
To place classified ads
phone 3571 or 8037.
AUTOMOBILES
-WE PAY TOP3
Oet SVKRY ULMB Tour Car ( Worth!
CASH ON rHB BARREL-HEADI
-C SHROCK
SALEM'S Oldest Independence
USED CAR DEALER
It. ft. corner Church & Chemeketa
Phone 7923 a
FINANCIAL
SSE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY r INTEREST
ft to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Chlldrs. Inc.
REALTORS
344 Slate St. Ph; 9--'6l r2;
FARM AND CITY LOAN
4 AND 6
voui OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Uasb for Real Estate Contract
axd Second Mortgages
CAPITOL SEXriRITLsa CO.
101 Pioneet Trust Bidg Ph. 7163. r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
S-138 and U-33S
and
ROX H SIMMONS
INSURANCE and LOANS
136 8 Commercial St TeL BIAS.
WK LOAN on Farm, Residential and Bini-
lew Property Will buy mortgages con
tracts HAWKINS St ROBERTS. INC
'RAl.TORS Guardian Bid r
YOUR SURPLUS MONEY WILL EAfiN
YOU 6 PERCENT INTEREST. BUY A
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. EXAM
INE THE SECURITY YOURSELF.
MORTGAGES AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS
OP 1500 TO S7500. WE COLLECT ALL
INTEREST AND PAYMENTS FOR THE
INVESTORS. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
STATS FINANCE CO. 153 & High St.
CAbH "NOW"
FROM PER.sONAL fith year In 6aien
We tend money -quickly -privately
men or wsmen, married or single
LOANS 125 TO $300
Por home or business on furniture, sal
ary, business equipment. On auto 1500.
Choose any one of our convenient loan
Plans and repay In 15 months.
WE LIKE TO SAY "YES"
to loan requests. So for faster service,
phone flr.it
PERSONAL FINANCE CO
S18 State St.. Rm 125 Phone 3191
Lio. 8-122; U-165. E. Galllnger. Mur
r258
AUTO tOANt
WILLAMETTE CREDIT OO
Itb FLOOR GUARD LAN BLDO
License No -M-189
$ MONC1
BJCAX EST ATS LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
ff Buy Rai Estat Mortgagee and
Contracts
STATS FINANCE CO.. REALTORS
Lie. S-aiO U-222 15 S. Hub 8L
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK. 275 6. Com'L Ph. 5181
Brake & wheel aligning speolallst. 0253'
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason
able rates Dependable service. B ml new
Service. Ino. Masonlo Buildings. Salem
Phone 8727 o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestlo refrigeration servloe. Ralph
Johnson Appll anoea, 822 Center Pb 4031
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
40 Chemeketa Phone 7836
CEMENT WORK
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES. CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
BNSLEY. 771 S 21st Ph. 7176. o
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALE 51 DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 B. Church. Phone 4711. 0275
DRESSMAKTN 1
A Irt; RAT lONS-Re modeling. 1981 State St.
Mrs. Armentrout. 026A
EXTERMINATORS
ARDEE AIAINTENANCE CO. Bedbugs,
roaches, rata, fleas, moths Pest con
trol contract service. Materials sold
guaranteed riddance. 825 N Kllluict
worth St.. Portland 1L Ore. Pb, WEb
ster 3265. o
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service,
PlL 3056. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
o277
Srelthaupt's for flowers Dial 9194.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL BOMB Ph. 1672
HOUSEHOLD TRODUCTS
J. R. WATKINjTcbTpRbnilCTS.
1717 Center St. Phone 5395.
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 40S9.
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar. Mando
lin, banjo, otc. 1533 Court Ph. 7S69 i'
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT paperhanglng.
worth. Phone 3015
a, j. Wool.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service
Larry Travlss. Phone 8601. 0372
SAND A GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel ft
crag una excavating Walling Sand
Gravel OO. Phone S961.
SAW FILING
F. X. Roasch. 674 S. Capitol.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED "
KENNETH I1AMEL, 1143 8th St.. W. dn
lem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service. 0267
CESSPOOL Septic tanks. Ph. 8745. o26S
tOTO-E OUTER SEWER SERVICE -Sewers
and dra'.ns cleanea Pre estimate
Prompt service, Ph. 6327 o
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DIN STANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils, ooau ortqueu Trucks r
Portia no dally Agent Lyon Van Linet
for Household goods to California poinu
Larmet Transfer St Storage Ph. 3131. o
VACUUM CLE A N EES
ELF.CTROLUX Sales i Service & Repairs.
Limited amount of new machines avail
able. Office 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. 0263
FEES LqjipkI'jd In rour boma author
2cd Hoover service We service all maker
of cleaners. -Hogg Broa Ph. 9149. o"
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates. T. PULLMAN. Ph. 5965.
0260
WELDING
WELDING At BLACKSMITH INO
BODY St FENDER WORKS
WE Specialize in trailer hitches
Penn 4 Corners 3955 E. State o269
WELL DRILLING
J. A SNEfcD A Sons Well drilling 250ft
Brooits St. Saiem Phone 6UU9 Mat
WELL DRILLING la U Bnioe. Rt a
Bos a2l-L. Ha i em, Ore First nous nouth
oi Swegl schoo Ph 24267
WINDOW CLEANING
4CMB WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows,
tloora woodwork eieanea PD IJJ? -47
Court St Langdoc St Culberuoo ir
WOOD SAWING
R. B. CROSS. Ph. 8178.
Lodges
Meet everv Werinpsrinv
evening. Visitors wel-
' come. IOOF Building.
A Pacific Lodge No. 50. A.F, &
yf?yA.M. E. A. Degree. Friday,
Oct. 25, 7 pm. 253'
Klngwood Lodge No. 204,
A.F. & A.M., meets Monday
nlBht. 7 D.m October 28.
M.M. Degree and refreshments, by
order of Sec. L. L. Sloper. 255
Market Quotations
T
Portland Easlslde
A large supply of northwest apples
facrd a limited demand today at Port
lands Eau.idc Farmers' Wholesale Pro
duce market, highly colored apples find
me some buyers within a range of 81.75
2.25 orchard run. A lew fancy, loose
packed amies went as high as J3 box.
Large offerings or cauliflower carried
an e;is tone within a range of J1.60
1.75 crate. Best local lettuce cleared the
market at 2. a three doren head crate.
Ordinary stock sold down to 11.50.
Portland ProdOB rtr"n
Bullfr Prices to retailers. Grade AA
canons, 90c. AA prints 89c. A pr;:its
86-asc. A cartons 87-89C B prints 85-8' c.
U lb. cubes '3c higher.
Ecks Prices to retailers: AA large, sae:
A tarsi. 61-62ci AA medium. 59c; A medi
um. 58-59c; A small nominal. 44o doiea
Chen) To retailer1 in ran land Ores on
triplets 46-47o lb., daisies 43-44e
af 47-50ln lb Jobbers pay Ao lb. lesi
To vrholetnleT Portland. Oregon singles
55-56C. loaf 85-Sflc.
1'uiii.miu it nuit-niu Mantel
Butler (fob Dulk 68 lb tubs) AA
grade 92 score 85c. A grade 92 score 84c.
B oracle SO score 83c. C grade 89 score l'Oc.
Butlerlat (Tentative, subject to imme
diate change) Premium quality maximum
of 35 of 1 percent acidity, delivered 'n
Portland. 94-98c lb.: first quality 93-97c
lb.: second quality 91-93C1 valley routes
and country points 2o less than first, or
91-93C.
Cbeeie Selling price 10 Portland re
tailers: Ore. singles 58-59c lb. Ore. loaf
60-61c .b.; triplets. 53 -55c.
Eggs To wholesalers: a large 18 Ho
59 o dozen, meet 85-66 tsc. B grade
43-4&Vfco
Rabbits Arerage country killed to re
tailers 43-fOc lb Live fryers, colo,d
34c. white 22-27a lb Old bucks and does (6
lbs and upi l&o In.
Lire Poutlr.
Live Chickens No. 1 Leghorn broilers. 1
to 3 lbs 35-37c; fryers. 2 to 3 lbs.. J7
38c: 3 to 4 lbs.. 37-39c. lossters, 4'i lbs.
and over. 37-38c; under 3,i lbs., 22-23c:
roosters and stags, 12-17c.
Dressed Chickens -fo retailers. Spring
oroilers 3 lbs up 62c lb. colored hens 87c.
Leghorn fowl 32oi old roosters and etas
280.
Frrtb Veietsbles
Beans Calif 17c rt) tvlld-ColumblB Bup
Lake. mid-Columbia and Walla Wills
green and wax H-luo lb Oregon Oian;
10-12o lb Kentucky Wonders 8-lOc Shell
beann SI. 50-1 75 ao-lb lug Wax and Blue
Lake 9-10c
Beets Local 65-75c doien.
Broccoli- Si(t-IB.- Iuk
Cabbace Local round type, S3 -2.25;
red. 6-7c lb.
Carrots Local, bunched, e-dos. erata
I3-3.2S
Cauliflower Local No. 1, SI. 85-2.10.
Celery California sa loi tura diet
Lablsh. Milwoukle S2-2.25 crate, blanche.
12.75-3; Hearts. S2.-2.23 doz
Cum Best. $2-2.25 a 5 -dot. box.
Dill 20-250 lb
Cucumbers Sllcers 18 lb. flats. SL50
l.t5
E it t plant 20 lb. ci.tie. S2.10-2.25.
Garlic Oregon 2U-290 lb
Lettuce Loch), dry pack. S2-2.25 per
3 do..; The Dalles. $2.25-2.30.
Onioita WasiL ary No. i. l-l.25i su
it), sacks; Idaho, white. No. 1, il.50-l.C5.
large, '1.85 yellow Spanish, SI. 20-1. 35.
Parsley Local 76-8tlo do7c
Peppers Green CallL 35-lb eratt-
13.50-75. Mid-Colum'ula 12-lb. flat etc;
30-lb. SI. 75; red. Hat 11.75: chill. SI. na
si, flats
Potatoes Washington Russets, S2.&0
2.75; 50 lbs., No. 2. SO -95c; local long
white, S3 65-2.75: Klamath Russets, No. I.
S2.75-2.85. Deschutes. No. 1. S2.75-2.85
Pumpkin 3-40 lb,
Radishes Locat reo 80 4lo dos, OUOCDes
Rulabass Lug, S1.1&-1.25.
Siiinach 20 lb. box, $l.o0.
SproutsLocal to 12 50-2.65 flat.
Squash Zucclvni 75c-Sl flat. Scallop,
75c-tl. 14-lb shaked SI. 25-45 35-lb. onar
box S2.75-S3. Danish, lugs, 85-90c. Hub
bard. 2-3c lb.
Sweet potatoes Calif.. 50 lb basket.
S3.tia-3.83. yams 50 lb., S3.85-4.
Tomatoes Locai IB-lb tiau No
SI. 10-1.25; California wrapped S3.25-3.50;
repacked. S4-4.25.
Turnips BuiiciieO, Idaho Si -St. 10 dusen
Topped S3 for eo-lb, sack.
rtb Prull
Afpirs YaKima Delicious, wrapped ana
packed, comb box S4. 50-4.75, lumbie jo
13 40, Hood River Spilt lace-till Dux SI. 15
2.00; yellow Newtown S4.35 Winter Ba
nnnas, loose, $2-2.25: Orticya S3. 60 box;
Jonatha;; f&f 13.40. H. R. Delicious S3.t5
uencious. wrapped and packed. S4. 25-4.50;
chan u lbs. S4.m, Maryhitle. Wann dn
trlct Transparent SI, 59-2 face lug; Red
uencious. wrapped and packed. S4.50-4.i5;
loose, S3-3 50.
Avocado Kuerte S4 25, choice S3 (ft
fancy S4-4.25 20-39 flats. Calif. Dick:i
son all sizes, S4.30-4.75; Itzimas, S4.75-
6.75.
Bananas 9 Me-ioo lb. cut oanda. ri
extra.
C ran berries Orecon. 35-lb. boxes, SB.I5-
9.50; Eastern S9.25.
Grape l tun Uui. large S5.50-S.7O. small
S3.75 case, Texas pinks S5.10, white H 80.
Coc.iell'. S4.95 case. Cuoan. all sizes. SB
8.50. Florida pinks, all sizes. S5-3 25; while
80s and lamer, 14. 75-5. 25; small S7-7.J5:
California, 80s. S5. j0-5.7.'i; 100s. j3-3.au.
irpes Local Concords, Sl.25-l.50.
Lemum Canlornia, aizes 2ai-dUU, and
360. t1.tia-7.U0; 432, S6.5U.
Limes Tubs ol A 20&
230.
u ranges Ceilings: Calif. SR 09. Pla. If
and up to S6.14) Valencia, 288s and
iarKer, S6.50-0.0&; smaller, S5.25-a.50.
Oitince Local, 2U-3o lb.
I'cdrs Baruults, nuino pack IB-ib doi
fi.2o-2.it; Mealoro wrappea ana packed.
S5-K.25; Hood R.ver, S4-4.73, orcliarn tun
$1.75-2. Yakima W. St P.. S4.25; O Anjoo
S4.7a, wra3pca and packed boxest daiu
wrapped and packed, S4.35; loose S3. 26
3.50; Hood River U'AnJou, $4.60-4.75.
I'lneupiilf iJuDn i- i.
Po meg ran, tcs $2. 75-2. 85 lug.
Meat
Cuuolry lti RoUbacX prices to re
taUcrs. couotry giueo nogs. ost outcner
uu-uo us. iw-iovjo ib. Veaiera. AA aiWo.
A 21 W, B 19. S 17-17 Ho. eulU IJ-ltH) lb
Beei. AA 21c, A 20V B 10c, oanoers
outiers i3-i4o. camos. AA 26c, A 2ft
O 24AO. O 20e ib. Ea. n UMs U lit
10 a
Veal A A 32-33C A 30-3 lc. B 28c lb.
Cull 18-24C.
Hogs t ancy oiocg 2T-38o in. Biwcg
butchers, packer style, 153-213 lbs. 38-40c;
over 213 lbs.,35-38c; sows all weights, 28
30c La in ha A A 34-33C, A 32c, B 37-28C lb.
Alutton i-iuic. A lU'ltd acuuroitiB .
qua,a ano wtrirnt.
Ilerf AA 34-36c; A 32-33C, B 38-30C, C
25-2Cc, catiner-cuttcr bulls 22-23c lb.
Cakoara Oark Jrenu tt-Uvao, art 400 U)
Wuoi Ooveromrint oonirot
ftlobau sua ib. on 12-moa. growth.
Uay Wnoiesais sntpmenis. Aitaua. No
4 or oetlei S31-S32.30. Oats-vetcb mixec
nay. valley growers price S1B-S22, oiovei
nay $l-S22, oaled on (arms.
Hides Cajves 2U-240, green oeel SM to.
olo loo, orecD nulla oo u,
llupi iNortnaj oontracts. 1944 Soe up
ma (so to. (Wte oc iut" lot to.
.Nutt Distributors- Basts
Chestnuts Local Italian lOo lb.
Alia oii dt (Jam. J3-3ao in
VUberts 1W lbs. Bare- Un BMx
laoaa Cblllys hats
(New Crop
.lumbo 33-31e, 34-35a 34c
Large 26' j-28'ic 26-31c 34-35 jc
Fancy 22c and up 23i-23c 39',j 31c
Baby 20-22c J3c
(Vainuts Iftuoiiueltes Na i jumrxj j
JOo. targe J3-2c, mea lie, oaoy aivte a 1
No. 2. jumoo soft sheUs J4c. large 12c,
mod. 29 no.
Chicago Grain
Chicago, Oct. 25 taw Cash grain sales;
Wheat nominally irm; No sales.
Corn: oil 2-8 mils; new: 3 yellow
178 ' , 4 yellow 163 U -168 U ; 5 yellow
l.i3li-16:i; sample grade yellow 109'i-
150. Old: 1 yellow IHh: 2 yellow 185-190.
Oats: Steady to firm; 1 mixed heavy
SO' ; 1 white 88-88',.
Boyoeans: 2 yellow 329,
Bailey: Malting 161-174 nominal, feed
133-140 nominal.
Ch Iram Llveitork
CfiiciiBO. Oct. 23 (,P) USDA Si, sole
hogs 8.600. total 16.000; general market
inoderaieiy active and steady on all
eish but clot ins slow and wesk;
bulk sood and choice 180-3UO pounds
23.75-24.26; top 24.50 but 24.00 a if Bin po
pular price; late sales similar wenhts sad
K fades mostly 23 75-24.00, lew loads
weights over 200 pounds 23.50; sows stea
dy to strong; largely 21.50-22.50, mostly
22 00 and above; good clearance.
Salable cattle 3.500, total 3.500; salable
calves a 00. total (too; all trades slaughter
steers and yearlings firm, active; bulk
aood and choice grades 25.0O-3i.0O; short
load choice to prime 074 pound yearlings
37.00, new high; three loads 1,300 pounds
medium but lat southwest steers 20.00.
adlable sheep 2.500, total 6.500; no ear
ly sales woo) lambs; indications at least
50-76 cents higher on good and choice
gradest holding best natives above 33.50;
shorn lambs as well as yearlings un
evenly higher and mature slaughter ewes
strong to 25 cents higher: aood shorn
lambs with No. 1 and No. 2 pelts 31.00-
21 50; good and choice yearlings with
No. 1 and fall-shorn pelts 19.00: common
to good slaughter ewes 6.50-6 '.'5: two
loads common and medium W joinings
carrying a small good top 7.65.
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore., Oct. 25 (J Wheat fu
tures unquoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. wnt'e
83 00. Barley No. 2-45 lb. B.W. 84.00.
Corn No. 2-E.Y. shipments 63.00. No. 1
flax 6.75.
Cash wheat bid: Soft white 1.85:
soft white (excluding Rex 1.86; White
Club 1.86; western red 1.66.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.86: in per
cent 1.88; 11 percent 1.92; 12 percent
2.00.
Hard white Bnart: in percent 3.39; 11
percent 2.31 ; 12 percent 2.33.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 21: bar
ley 6; flour 3; corn 3: hay 1; nullfeed 8.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore.. Oct. 25 f.-P) fUSDA
Salable cattle, 100. total 400; cavles 10:
holdover cattle 150: most holdover of
beef type cattle, including some stockers
and feeders: very little demand: scatter
ed sales weak at late decline; 1 load good
7Ja id. siockers l.oo; load aood feeders j
17.00; odd cutler heifers 10.00; part load '
fairly good beef rattle 14.00; few light 1
atocker cows 11.00; canner-eutter 7 00-i
9 50: bulls scarce: choice vcalers up to !
20.00: but lower grades and grass calves '
under pressure, some unsold.
salable hogs none, total 1.050: market
nominal; eood-chotce barrows and a ills
salable around 26.00: sows around 23.00;
feeder Pigs 22.00 down.
Salable sheep none; market nominal:
quotable steady at week's decline;
small lots medium 76 lb. holdover lambs
16 00; Rood-choice wooled lnmbs salable
18.00-50; feeder lambs salable around
14.00-15.00; good ewes quotable 6.00 down.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Raadera (Revised
dally.)
Retail Priees
Rabbit Feeds Pellets. $4.05 cwt.
Eg Mat.fa--I4.50 cwt.
Dairy Feed S3 70 cwt.
roultry Heavy colored hens. No. 1 27c.
Ib. No. 2 24c. Colored fryers. No. 1. 38c lb.
ggs
Btier Prices Wnite ana Hrown tr
large grade A 58c. med 54c, standards
tc doreu.
Wholesale Price Large 64c dozen, med.
60c. standards 55c,
Butter Wholesale. A B7c.
Retail Grade A. 93c
Butt erf at-Premium, 94c; No. 1. 93c;
No. 2, 89c.
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the A.NStclated Press)
New tfora. ( iMoaiM Quotation
Allied Chem Ova
American Can
m Powet St Light
truer lei a Tel.
Anaconda Oopper
ten II Ob .
Bendlx Afiatioa
rsethiehem Steel
Soeing Aircraft
Jaiiforn:a Packing
Canadian Paciilo
4 I Case
.'hrrim Curd
Jommonweaitb St South
JoitAOitoaieO Edtsoo
Jonso i tasted Vuitet
Continental insurance
-rown ellerDacb
Jurtis Wrrgtu
iousla Aircraft ....
Jupont dt Nemours ...
Jtiisrai Electrie
Jenerai Foods
jenera Motors
Jeodreai 1'lre
Jreat Northern pfd . . .
internauuna. Harvester ,
Int. Pspei pta ,
Johns Msnvui
ttennewoU
uons Bell A ,,
tlaytag
A:smi copper
Montgomery Ward ..... I.".!!!!!,"!
iBih Keivinatoi
National Jairy
N. If Genua!
Honh Am. Co
Northern Pacifle
Pac Amer Pisn
iac:fie Oas Kleo.
I'acido I St V
can American
Peony tf u
t ao 10 Corp
ttayoniet
rtayomei Pfd ....,,.,'
tteynoids UitaJi
Jsfeway
4ears Roebuck
stocian on
5ouuiern Paclila
Staocard Brands
iiaiKlaro UP Oallf
Stewart arner
jtuaeoaxer ..(..
Sua Mintug
Juion On .............
jnion Paclflo ..........
United Airlines
United Aticiaft
United Slates Steel
iVaruet Brothers ......
AosL El PC Uig. Oo
ooiworm .,
Richfield
trwtet
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22
31 'a
28
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24
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43 S
Markets Briefed
(By the United Preis)
Stocks irregularly lower in
moderately active trading.
Bonds firm. U.S. govern
ment bonds not traded.
Curb slocks irregular.
Foreign silver unchanged in
New York at 0014 cents a fine
ounce.
Cotton lower.
Wheat off 1 Vi to 2H cents.
Joe Carson Named
On Action Council
Chicago, Oct. 25 UJ.fi) Amer
ican Action, Inc., announced to
day that Joseph Stack, Pitts
burgh, former national com
mander of the Veterans of For
eign Wars, and Former Mayor
Joseph K. Carson, Portland,
Ore, have joined the group's
national council and executive
committee.
Edward A. Hayes, chairman
of the group which recently an
nounced that it has become poli
tically active in 10 states, re
leased statements from Stack
and Carson endorsing the organ
ization. Hayes quoted Carson as say
ing he wanted to "stand up and
be counted in this fight."
Presbyterians Start
$27,000,000 Drive
New York, Oct. 25 The
Presbyterian church in the Unit
ed States launched today a drive
for $27,000,000 to rebuild and
strengthen church agencies
weakened or destroyed by war.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Fridays Oct.25, 1946 17
Stocks Decline,
Volume Higher
New York, Oct. 25 U.R
Stocks declined irregularly to
day on slightly increased vol
ume. Prices started steady to firm,
but ran into new selling when
commodity prices, except live
stock, resumed their decline. An
extreme loss of $10 a bale in
cotton and declines ranging to
more than 2 cents a bushel in
wheat, corn and barley, sent the
whole stock list lower.
Railroad stocks followed up
yesterday's rise in early trad
ing, declined at mid-session, and
then came back from the lows.
Late in the session, a long list
including Atlantic Coast Line
up nearly 2 points firmed to
net gains.
Soft drink issues continued
to decline on prospects of a
shutdown because of a sugar
shortage. Coca-Cola lost 4
points. Textile issues reacted
on outlook for a sharp price
drop. Industrial Rayon lost
more than a point. General
Electric dropped more than a
point on poor earnings and plans
for new financing. Chemicals
continued under pressure with
allied off more than a point, Du
Pont, off nearly 2 points and
Eastman Kodak preferred off 3
points.
New lows were made by
Brooklyn Union Gas, Columbia
Broadcasting, and Lockheed in
their respective divisions. Amer
ican Telephone declined more
than a point in the communica
tions. Sugars sold off after re
cent strength.
Enough of the utilities held
gains to bring a small net gain
in their average. Gains of a
point or more were noted in
J. J. Newberry, Kroger Grocery,
Douglas Aircraft, Crown Cork
& Seal. Skelly Oil and Liquid
Carbonic.
issues to decline a point or
more included J. I. Case, Cater
pillar Tractor, international
Harvester. Dow Chemical, In
dustrial Rayon, inland Steel,
Hercules Powder, Leggelt &
Myers B, Masonitc, St. Joseph
Lead, and Johns-Manville. The
last Inst 5 points on one trans
action. Grain Prices
Forced Down
Chicago, Oct. 25 Wi Fairly
heavy ofcrints by eastern com
mission houses forced grain
prices lower today. At one time
losses extended to nearly 3
cents, but a rally developed to
ward the close.
Declines in the price of cah
corn, continuance of the mari
time strike and lack of any
urgent demand for flour at new
prices were offered as reasons
for the slump.
Wheat finished l::4-2'2 low
er, January S2.01, corn was off
2 to 2 'i, January $i.37-1.36?s.
oats declined r,a-l,,4, November
81-. and barley dropped 2
to 2'i.. November $1.38
nitth
Stlvrrton To Mr. and Mrs Willis Kelly
at Silverton Hospital, October 23, a eon.
Colvln To Mr. nnrt Mrs. Ralph M. Col.
v in, Idanlin. ft son. Omuls Ray. Oct. -2.
Tnrlrnbe rry -To Mr. mid Mrs. Olen
F. Tartenbcrry route (i, a diiuKlitcr, Glen
do Jo, Oct. 19.
Wesl To Mr. mid Mrs Theodore W.
Wnst. 810 S. 21st, a son, Douglas Joseph,
Oct. 14.
Emmons-To Mr. mid Mrs. Clarenr S,
Emmons. 300 Writ Hoyt, a daughter,
Karen Lra. Oct. 22.
Russell To Mr. and Mr.s. nodnrv R.
Riis'.rll, Albany, a son, Randal Kelly.
Oct. 1.
MrCravrn To Mr. nnd Mrs. Charll
T. McCraven. routt A. a daughter. Donna
Jean. Oct. 1,
Reynolds To Mr. and Mrs. Rellls A,
Rrynolds, Salcni. a daughter, Vivian Es
tell, Oct. 6.
Ewlim To Mr. and Mrs. Thpmas P.
Ewina, Brooks, a son. Jan Esson. Oct. 6.
Johnson To Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8.
r -
mmwmWm
V -
Loving care and understanding, in the usuil sense, are
not commodities chat can be purchased in any market place.
Yet, there are times when the need for them is great
whether one may be rich or poor, or in moderate c ire urn
stances.
With us, thoughtful service is not rationed. Our staff
recognizes that "Things NOT for sale" are part of our
responsibility to all families we serve.
CLOUGH-JURRICK CO.
IMmiiir 91I19 205 South Church St., Salem
villi
Johnson, Bremerton, a daughter. Mlchella
Ann, Oct. 0.
Hlbberd To Mr, nnd Mrs. Wm. S. Hlh.
herd. 2350 West Nob Hill, a son, Rich
ard Stanley. Oct. 6.
Williams To Mr. and Mrs. Oene M.
Williams, 2236 Hazel, a son, Craig Lynn,
Oct. 7.
Souka To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouza,
1925 Chemeketa, a son, Terry Joseph, Oct.
6.
Vanderwill To Mr. and Mrs. Morris A.
Vanderwilt, route 4, a son. Kenneth lo
ren, Oct. 16.
Sharpe To Mr. and Mrs. Correll C.
Slierp, l.Via Lee. a daughter, Ruth Di
ane, Oct. 9.
Bennett To Mr. and Mrs. Bernlce U
Bmncti. 991 Edgenaier, Weal Salem, a
daughter, Rebecca Lynn, Oct. 4.
Deaths
Flora Abbott
In this cuy, October 24. Flora Abbott,
late resident ol 815 Electric Mreet, at thn
ase ol 87 years Mother ol Fred L. Ab
bott o Bonneville, Oregon, Charles H.
Abbott ol Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. S. T.
Cope ol OiUCto, Mrs. James Enperly,
Washington, and Mr. Bn Randall ol
Snlein, and hlt,icr of William Kneiael and
Mrs. John Brown, both ol San Dieto,
Cuiif, Ten grandchildren, lour great,
grandchlldien and several nieces ani
nephews alao aurvhc. Announcement, ot
services will be made later by tin W. T.
Rig don company.
Fred W. Llndsey
Fred W, Lindst'V, at his reside nee at
112? Sotuh 2o.h street, October 24. Sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. llattia Crab
tree and Mrs. Nettie Brock, both ol Sa
tern, a brother, Frank 11. Lindsey ot
lone, Oregon and several ntecea and
ncphrwj. Announcement, ot services later
by Clous h-Barnct company.
Mr. Addle M. Markey
Mrs. Addie M. Mackey, lata resident or
M13 South Commercial street, at a local
hospital. October 24. Survived by a
RranddaiiKhter, Mrs. Marian Breta Matu
,kc. Services will be held Monday, Octo
ber 28, at 1:30 p.m. at the Ciouuh-Bjr-riclc
ctiapel with interment in the City
View cemetery.
Mrs. llaiel K. fcw ina
Mrs. Hatn R. tw mt, late resident ol
480 North Cottage street, at a local hos
pital Thursday, Octoucr 24. am vivea uy
a daughter, Mars a ret H. Ewing ol Sua
Francisco; son, Robert C. Ewlng ot Seat
tle, and a brother, Cliliord Kabcr ol Cor
vftllls. Services will be held Saturday
October 2G, at 10:30 a.m. at tho Clouui
Barnck chapel with Rev. Dudley Strain
of delating. Interment will be in the City
View cemetery.
Donna Jean Wampner
Donna Jean Wampner, lata resident ul
Portland, at a local hospital, October 20.
at the age of 17 years. Survived by her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wampner ol
Opportunity, Wash.: threa sisters, Mrs.
Allene V a Idea ol Spokane, Washington,
and Miss Margaret Wampner and MUs
Yvonne Wampner. both ol Opportunity,
Wash.; and two brothers, Pred Wamp
ner, Jr.. of the U.S. navy at Corpus
Christ i. Texas, and Lawrence Wampner
of Opportunity, Wash. Graveside service
will be held at the IOOF cemetery. Sat
urday, October 26. at 10:30 a.m. under
the direction of the Howell-Edwarda cha
pel. Ilarver William Lindsay
Harvey William Lindsay, late resident
of Salem, at hi home In San Diego,
Calif., Saturday, October Iff Survived by
his widow, Zeruah Lindsay, two sisters,
Alice David and Ida E. Riley, both of
Snlem and brother, Chester Btidd Lind
say of Salem, Services will be held Sat
urday. October 26. at 3 p.m. at tha
ClouRh-Barrick chapeL Interment la tun
Macleay cemetery.
John Victor LaC'happelle
John Victor LaChappelle, at the resi
dence. 650 Locust st.. Tuesday. October
22 Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary
Oiaser of Hopmere. and Mrs. Ha
Mitchell. Sacramento. Call!.; three bro
thers, Andrew LaChappelle, Sa rra men to,
Calif.. August and William LaChappelle,
both of Portland, and two nephews. In
seph A. and Lawrence O. Oigger, both ol
liopmoie. Recitation of Lhf ronary at tne
Clough-Barrlck chapel Friday. October
2!i, at S p.m. Services will be held at
St. Louis Catholic church S.iiurrliij . Oc j
her 26. at 0:30 a.m., with interment t
St. Louis, Oregon.
William llemy Rogers
William Henry Honors, late resident of
r50 Roscmonl street. West Salem, at
locai hospital, October 23, nt Hie a jI
R4 years. Survhlng are his wile, Kntii. t.i.a
Itoucr.s of Col In x, Wash.; two dmu ntt . ,t.
Mrn Lucy Ln:hty of West Snlem mill Mi.
Mabel Wiilkins of Linil, Va:li ; nnd tlma
sons. Jnmes H. Rogers of Sitlcm. H;iiJ. y
E. Rogers of Vancouver, Wnsh.; and Clar
ence LeRoy Rnners of Bnkersfleld, Calif.
Services will be held Saturday. October
26. at 1:30 p.m. at (he Clough-Uarr.cic
chapel wth Rev. A. A. Loewen and Rev.
Albert Fi dr.irirr.lil otlicintuiK. Interment
In the Ui'lle I'ussl cemetery at Wood
bum. Anna Krme Cndahl
Aumsviile Funeral aervlces for Mi.
Anna Kruse Uodahl were held at tha
Wesley an Methodist church October U.
Anna Kruse Go tin hi was born in lola.
Wis.. Jen. 31. 1R7R. In 13H8 she u
married to Christian Oodahl who pre
ceded her in death five years ago. Five
Hons were horn to this union two ot
whom survive her. They are Lorents and
Edwin both of Aumsviile. Threo brother
n Ino survive. They are Knrl nnd Fred
ol Oudrnburg, wish, nnd Will of Carle-
I ton, Wyo. Mrs. Oodahl has been a rcsl
1 drill of Oregon since 1920. Rev. K. E.
! Krorker conducted (lie Mineral ser ices
j with burial In the Aumsviile cemetery.
j Laurie May Rerlram
i Mill City Funeral services (or Laurie
May Bertram, 61), mrmbrr of a pioneer
! Inniilv who has bren til for the la.st four
! months, will be held at the Mill Ci'-r
Presbyterian church Satuiday at 1.30 p.m.
Rev. David Ferguson and Rev. F. Claud
; Stevens officiating with the Weddle mor
i tuary at Stay ton in charge. She was born
'at Central Lake, Mich. In 1AH6 and mar
I ried Edmund Bertram Dec. 21, l!)()3. Sur
! vivlng are the hu.sband; da tis liter. lona
' C. Goode and three grandchildren, Hand.
Mnrv Lee and William Lynn Goodc, rll
I of Salem.
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