WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Furnished or unfurnished apt.
, or small house by veteran and wife. Em
I ployed No children or pets. Reference!.
Phone 23681. Ja2M)
BKIT EVER so humble, we'd tike a home.
Call collect. Silverton 43 H. Ja2jfl
WANTED: Furnished apartment i
Boi 126. Capital Journal.
LOST AND FOUND
IV ILL PARTY who took purse from 149S
N. 16th please return purse but keep
money? k2S8
MISCELLANEOUS
GENERAL EXCAVATION
BASEMENTS DUG. SEWERS DUO AND
LAID FARM DRAINING DITCHES,
BACK FILLING. ROADS BUILT, ETC.
TOR ALL EXCAVATION NEEDS CALL
HALVORSEN CONSTRUCTION CO.
1905 N. Com'l. Ph. 4047 or 1761. m2ftfl'
LET US DEMONSTRATE the new and im
portant features for smooth efficient
operation of Wards mi 11c ins machines.
Cut your milking time In half! Faster
easier apd cleaner! Wards Farm Store.
Trade and High Sts. m258
WILL STORE piano for use. Ph. 7410
after 5 p.m m258'
TUMP BULBS, pansy plants. Pemberton's,
1980 South 12th. m3B0
GARDENIAS, mums, potted plants. All
types floral work Pemberton's, ltiBO
South 12th m200
ELECTRIC RATE reductions! follow suc
cess Salem Electric announces residen
tial reductions that bring Its whole rate
structure to the lowest In the United
States. m381
SPORTSMAN Custom tannins and manu
facturing of deer and elk bldea intt
useful trophies 'Myers Glove At Tannins
Co. 1348 Ferry. Phone 603L m25
HEN'S HATS cleaned and blocked. 75c
LES SPRINGER. 464 Court St. m263"
SALEM WASTE PAPER
1790 North Front
WR BUT m an urine and newspapers
Cardboard sheets and boxes any size tor
sale. maae
10 UR PETS given loving care In my own
home while you art away. Phone 484t
for reservation. roijw
DENTAL PLATB REPAIR
t-HR SERVICE fN UUtil CASES
DR BARRY SEMLER--UKNTIS1
loiph Bldg -Slate St Commercial t
BALJfM TO one as i' m-
DEAD and worthlea mock removed on
moment-' notice Ph 6004) j'
BEAT your home electrically It's coo
von lent, clean, economical See us 'oi
free estimates YEA TEH APPLIANCE
OO. 25b N Liberty '
BEAVY HAUL1NQ. excavation and roao
bulUUns. land olearing dotei wort
ditching, basement excavation. sane
(ravel, crashed rock, naAOD aann ood
crate mix. cement
SAUSM SAND A ORAVEL CO
1406 N FRONT ST.. SA1.KM, ORBGOri
Phons 9408 or 3IB24 IB
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
X PRE-WAR Overcoats like new. black
gabardine sire 38. Black NiBserhead, size
40. 1315 N. Commercial. nj!i8
SEVERAL pair extra good used ladies" ox
fords and pumps. Size SB. Real bar
gain 1105 Leslie St. Ph. 6704. n25S
LIMITED QUANTITY new Wisconsin air
cooled engines. Industrial Supply Co..
1058 S. Commercial. Ph. 8023. n258
GIRL'S BICYCLE, like new. Ph. 24208
Rt. 4 Box 73. Geo. Davis. n258
GRUNO RADIO. 12-tube console. Stream
lined. 350. Rt. 3, Box 523. Ray J. Strong.
Right on Ewald off Liberty Rd. n25B
"lCEBOX. all metal, white. 75 lb. stz!.
Good cond. J 15. Also 6x10 Belgian rue.
excellent cond. 118, 1980 . Church,
Ph. 7348. i260
UNFINISHED chest oi drawers, 1785
Norway, Basement Apt. n259
NORTHERN SEAL black fur jacket, late
Myle. like new. 145. Ph. 4698. n260
"GIRL'S WHITE shoe ice skates. Size 5.
Excellent. $15. Ph. 6598. "l6
lUTOMATIC, smooth top enameled sas
ranse with combination trash burner
and water jacket; 30 gal. water tank
with side arm gas heater. Also large
brown enamel wood circulator. 640 S.
Summer St. n258
8-RURNER gas cooker with oven. 1016
Highland. Phone 8363. n258
GOOD MARTIN tenor sax. Call after 4
P.m. 2385 Fairgrounds Hd. n253
ft GAUGE pump shotgun, good cond. Ph.
16391 Monmouth. n258
LAUNDRY SOAP. 150 Williams Ave. Shady
Rest Trailer Park. n258
VACUUM SWEEPER. (18. Ph. 8406. n258
SETTLING ESTATE: For sale Oct. 25 Ac
36115 volt, 5.6 KW electric range,
roll top desk, carpeting, bird cage, piano
bench, kitchen table, dishes, buffet
with mirror, clothes tree, kntck-knacki,
aomfl antiques, stationery supplies ic hall
aeat. At Apt. 1, 158 S. Liberty St. n258
1 HOUSE DOOR Ss 1 pair of garage doors
with hinges, 136 N. 33rd. n258
BOO SAVAGE with 440 Weaver -scope, 2 X
shells, sheep lined case, perfect. 30-06
Springfield perfect with King, mount.
Weaver K2.5 scope, pistol grip, a beau
tiful Job. 30-06 Springfield as Issued,
both with sheila. Model 07 Winchester
12 gauge. Just fair condition. .22 auto-.
Winchester rifle with Weaver scope,
shoots L.R. ammo., excellent. Winchester
Pump, good condition. HI -Standard
4-in. bbl. Colt .22 Officer Model with
belt and holster, like new, 45 Colt Auto.,
late model. 20 power BAcL spoting
scope, 12 gauge sinele shot new. All
guns with ammo. New factory built
trailers with new 16-inch tires. See us
lor price before buying: and save money.
Beautiful sportsman's trailer, like new
with 16-lnch tires. Tire chains, anti
freeze, white gasoline, Don Madison,
690 wo. Hisn, nj5H
MALL wood heater, floor board, pipe,
cheap. Ph. 24779, eves. naeo'
10 YDS. ROSE. Yellow Ac Turquoise drap
ery material. Ph. 24838 afternoons,
n26m
i FUR COATS,"one fur Jacket, size 14-10,
good style, excellent cond. 1540 Madison.
n260'
BUGS Reasonable. 6x9, 9x12. 727 Center
St., apt, i, i to 0 p. m. j-naay ana oat.
n259
GIRL'S bicycle, good cond. J 25." Ph." 24785
eves. 11260
EOLA LUMBER CO., Rt. 4. Salem. Lumber
red cedar shingles. T. C. iTed) Mulicn.
Ph. Salem 2-1196. Yard 5 miles west cn
Dallas highway. n233
GENUINE skunk coat. Size 12. Exc, cond.
1150. 1020 N. 21st. Ph. 6688. H263
IR COMPRESSOR. Mill City. L. A. Rada.
Ph. 624. n2Sl
WOOD circulator. Ph. 24041.
10 TO 100,00(1 strawberry plants. 16 per
1000. You dig, Fred Schluender, Rt. I.
Sublimity. n260
12 GA, pump shotgun. 3035 Portland rd.
n25B
BAND PUMP for deep well and cylinder,
Marshall strawberry plants. C. A. Boyn
ton, Rt. 2, Turner, IS mi. S. of Pnnsic
sch. n2'9
BABY bathlnette, good cond., baby stroll
er, swing on stand, and collapsible
buggy. Ph. 3261. "l60'
POLICE DOG, 9 mo. old., child's pet. Ph
4897. n260
GOOD APPLES, 50c per box. You pick.
Rt. 3, Box 690 R. Halls Ferry. n260
HENRY F, MILLER bungalow piano. Like
new. Exceptionally rich tone. A fine In
strument for a musician. 1425. Terms.
No rise In price at Tallman's. 395 So.
13th. L'lve and Let Live" our motto.
nl63"
BEAUTIFUL small studio piano, full key
board. Terms. Shop Tallman's and save.
395 So, 12th. nl63
MirrAplsnos from 1395. Terms. See these
beautiful splnnete style pianos with th
tone of a baby grand at Tallman's. 335
So, 12th. A mile from high prices.
M83
APPLES. A. T. Glover. Rt. 2, Box 143.
I'i miles west of Keizer. n260
BABY BUGGY, all steel, good cond. 881
S. 13th after 3 p.m. n25B
GAS RANGE In good condition, '1501
Fairgrounds Road. n258
HURRY HOME owners, while there is
stock to choose from at low prlcei.
Hawthorne. Mt Ash, -Cut Leaf Birchf
Blue Spruce it Irish Yew. Hundreds to
select from. Lablsh Garden Nursery,
99 N. to Totem Pole, 3 biles, east.
Phone 24220. n261
PRACTICALLY new Fairbanks-Morse 250
sal. per nr. shallow well electric pump
-A9 motor it tank. A. P. Lamer, Hi.
Box 4-G. Ph. J 191, ext. li. ZL25I
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS I
WOOD CIRCULATOR, large size. 125.
Good shape. 341 North Church. n261
WOOD CIRCULATOR, good cond. 2557
Lee St. after 6 p.m. n258
SLIGHTLY used 1016 World bicycle. Very
good cond. Ph. 24983 after 8 p.m. n259"
BACRIFICE
NEW WALNUT dining rm. set it 6
chairs. Child's 3 piece brown playsuit,
sice 13. Ph. 0777. n239"
OLIVER NO. 9 Typewriter. First class
shape. 150.00. Four pc. Solid Oak Bed
room Set, -160.00. 354 N, Church St.
Phone 5670. n259
ELECTRIC Brooder, good cond., bed,
sprints, mattress. 145 E, Miller. n25Ba
FOR SALE: Forty-five sacks of Trinity
white cement; call 1022m or write ?27
N. 29th St., Corvallis, Ore. n259
BEDSTEAD, Simmons springs it cotton
mattress. Ph. 24145. n259a
CHOICE canning corn $1 per sack. Ph.
6824. n259
PIPE DIES, cutter and 5 Pipe wrenches
and a good 2-wheeled trailer with 2
extra tires. Call at Apt. 4, 266 So, Cot
tage, 3 to 6 p. m., till Sat., Nov. 2-46.
n2.S9
IRON FIREMAN and all electric fixtures
and 1300 lbs. coal. Phone 5925 after &
o'clock. 1209 Court st. n259
LG. MONT AG wood circulator. Perfect
cond. 2367 State, n25R
SCIIWIM tWorld) bicycle. Just new. Ac
cessories. 1946 R. C. A. Victor radio.
Ph. 6081 after 5 p. m. n259
I67 'x8r H ENDEY qulc kc hange lathe w 1 1 h
new 4 Jaw chuck and 2 h.p. motor
Price 11000. Lambert's Texaco Sta.,
Aumsville, Oregon. n259
REGISTERED Springer Spaniel puppies.
620 McClalne St., Silverton. Inqut.-e
week-ends. n259
ELECTRIC pnnts pressers, curling and
soldering Irons.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n2T5
GUARANTEED Forever flashlights re
quiring no batteries; 7 St 3 cell flash
lights. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n3i5
RAILROAD type lanterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
n275
NOTICE
SALEM Watch shop closing for 3 mo. va
cation Call lor your watches and clocks
at once All makes and sizes of ladies
and gents wrist and pocket watches to.
sale cheap. 2381 Stats st. n258
FLUORESCENT kitchen fixtures and tin
gle tube brackets lor 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. n375
DECORATIVE and lighted house numbers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
SMOOTHIES for perfect lee cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n37S
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. n375
KITCHEN and industrial exhaust fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty St. n275
AUTOMATIC electric sidearm water heat
era. 1
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27S
ELECTRIC chimes, long and short tubes,
motor driven, and mechanical chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
POWERFUL 8-tube Tropic Master Over
seas electric radio. Ideal for outdoor
or coastal locations.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n375
CHRISTMAS TOYS. Buy them at Gene's
Bike Shop. We also specialize In paint
ing toys it bicycles. 1126 Edgewatcr
St. Ph. 31508. n277
SUN LAMPS (ultra violet & Infra-red),
portable and stand models with timer.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
COAL OR briquet circulating heater, new
wood range.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253, .N Liberty St. B275"
ELECTRIC room heaters, fan, steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 R Liberty St. n276'
PLASTI-KOTE, the durable paint with
the cellophane-like finish.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n373"
AUTOMATIC electric trill, 18x36 Inches,
with double thermostat, Ideal for small
restaurant or club house.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
INDIRECT floor lamps and torchlera.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. B27S
FIGURINES and small gift Items.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N, Liberty St. n275
ATTRACTIVE, aluminum kitchen step-
ladders and step-on refuse cans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N. Liberty St. n373'
HUG, LOVELY Belguln rus, figured Pat
ter with maroon background, exc. conj.
125. 1880 N. Church. n25B
FOR SALE OR TRADE
L, C. SMITH "SUPER SPEED ll.' Will
se!l or trade for 5 h.p. Johnson or Even
rude outboard motor. See" at 3365 Port'
land Rd. nSftS-
DAVENPORT & Chair, 543 N. Church St
n258
CHESAPEAKE Bay Retriever. 6 mo. old.
female. 2350 S. 13th St. n253
WINTER APPLES, 85c bu. bring- your
own boxes, 635 Hickory St. Ph. 25502.
n25B
GARDEN-TRACTOR. Ward's Hoe-track.
Good con. J125. 3795 Monroe. n258
COCKER PUP, black. 4 mo., male. Mace
good hunter or child's pet. 3795 Mon
roe Ave. n258
RADIO CONSOLE. Motorola 10 tube. Excel
tone Se shape. 3795 Monroe Ave. n25S
RADIOS, table and console, 10 models
from which to select.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n375
HEATING pads (electric), plastic clothes
lines, Ironing pads and covers,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N. L'berty St. n275
TWO-SLICE electric toasters. 12.10. t7
slice. S3 85.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n35
TWO-WAY and lnter-comm. telephone
sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n375
WATER HEATERS fnr Immoitli). AUm
ery. 40-gallon Collins 106.25; 50-gallon
Westtnghouse J115.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N. Liberty St. n375
CUTLERY and tableware.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n375
COFFEE-MAKER sets, 4 to 6 and. S CUP
suuee-mantrs wnn sioves,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Ltoerty St. n275'
HEAVY bronze smoking stands.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
METAL AND plastic bed lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n27ft
AUTOMATIC record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
253 N. Liberty St.
SEE US FOR Christmas gifts.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
SAND. GRAVEL, silt, garden sand, fertiliz
er. Bos ley 4c Meyer, Ph. 3048. 914
North Commercial n273
To place classified ads
phone 3571 or 8037.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS I
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK1 Use 1007. as
phalt shingles. Unharmed by any weath
er, rain or shine. Fireproof. Installed by
experienced men. For FREE estimate
phone 7177. Western Auto Supply Co.
D358
SILVER PLATED A brass candle holders.
weather vanes, copper lanterns At signs
for sale. Also steel clothesline posts
1145 North Liberty. n2S3
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle btanketa
Guaranteed 100 native wool Woven by
Navajo Irdlans on their reservation.
175 i High Paul Stoner. Phone 6088.
n2t30
7x9 USED walk-in cooler, complete with
meat racks, shelving. 1 reach-in door.
I h.p. compressor. Burton Refrigeration
Co.. 300 fortiano ko. rnone Z40to.
SMART SUITS, coats, sweaters and sktrw
as well i dresses tor all occasions (ro-n
afternoon to formats Grand materials
and scarcely worn Sizes 9 to 44 Phone
4845. anytime. o30)
GARDEN tand. travel crushed rock
Shovel A drag-line excavating WALL
CNO SAND AND GH-A VE1 CO Ph 8461
Wfc BUI di sell furniture, tool, stove
dishea motors, radio, alec trio appli
ances, ho use bold gooOa KLIOUANS
JUS N Commercial Phone 9885 n
EAT YOUR horn" electrically. It's con
venient, clean, economical. See us 10)
free estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
365 N Liberty i
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO BUY Lapidary outfit
good condition. C. M. Church, Rt, 2, Box
138, Salem. lia263
WANTED: Small piano. Can pay cash.
Ph. 4656. naZSg
ELECT R fc Stove & refrigerator. Ph. 74 i o
after 5 p.m. na253a
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Upstair'
Antique Shop. 438 Court Si. na2S0
USED t'UKNlTURE. Ptum 9 IBS a'
EXCHANGE Miscellaneous
WILL TRADE new nylons Sis short for
3's long. Ph. 3306. nn260
LOOMEX 500' of 14-2. Trade for fire
arm, any kind. Not for sale. Ph. 23411
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS. Anonymous. P. O. Box 724.
P309'
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T. B. cased
to me, all other ailments. Rev. T Hey
ting. 1103 S. W. 13th ave.. Portland
LA 7189 P264
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all kind composed ana
typed Personal ones a specialty. Strict'
ly confidential For appointment, phone
4845. P308
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE: '31 Model "A" Sedan. Good
cond. 1545 Plaza Ave. W. Salem after 5
q253
FOR SALE: '42 Ford dump truck. 3 speed,
3 spec a orownie. air oraxes. siae tanK,
mechanically perfect. Ph. 3456. q2S0
FOR SALE: Chev Panlcl Delivery. Oood
shape all around. 1 block N, of Post
office. Aumsville. Ore. q260
WANTED: CAR In good condition. Any
kind but would prefer 37. 38 or 39 Mod'
eL No dealers please. Call after 6:30
p m. Norman Schroyer, Rout 6 Box 37.
Salem. (Out 22nd St.) q259
WANTED TO BUY: Lata model trucks.
Pickups, panels, flat be da. loggers and
so on International dealer James tt
Maden Company. 3955 Silverton Road
Phone 24123. a
VETERAN NEEDS car. any model, must
be priced reasonable Call alter s p.m
or writ W. Reding er, 2252 Simpson.
Salem. q250
WANTED; GOOD used car. late mode.
preferred Phone 4547. q259
WANTED: LATE Uodei Oar M prlvau
party WU1 pay cash Phone 6380.
CARS NEEDED
ANY MAKt or model. If priced within
reason we will buy It. Stevens Used
Cam 678 8 12th q25g
'87 OLDS 6 sedan. In nice condition. See
after 5 p.m. 1167 Elm. West Salem
q258
'37 PLYMOUTH coupe, wood shape, good
rubber, see alter 5 at siiRrty Rest Trail
er park, 150 Williams Ave. q2S0
'34 CHEV. CPE., new paint, good motor.
fair tires, 12th and Mission Chevron
station. q260
'31 CHEV. 4-dr. sedan! Cheap transpor
tation, (200. Ph. 24443. q260'
94-TON G.M.C. Pickup to trade for late
model car. Must be tn top condition
Don Madison, 500 No. High. q259
TRAILER HOMES See our eastern built
trailer homes. Royal Camps United
Coach and 6-passenger Zt miner. Some
electric refrigerators. 1084 State st
q263
FOR SALE '37 Ford 4-dr. sedan, good
tires. 3280 Mission st. q260
'83 CHEV.. 175. Rt. 1, Box 82, Gervais
q260
FOR SALE 1930 Model A Ford. Good
condition. New clutch, new brakes, new
rear end. new transmission, new rods,
good tires. R. D, Rappe, Rt. 2. Box 86,
Keizer. q263
10M STANDARD FORD. Excellent trans
portation. Car can be seen at 1700 N
Front during day. q2J0
'37 TERRAFLANE coupe. Good cond. See
at Sublimity service station. q2o.1
GUARANTEED RECAPPING
LET US EXAMINE your tires. We can lve
you EXTRA mileage at low cost. Drive
safer As longer on Grade "A" rubber
Ac savet Don't delay corns In now.
Montgomery Wards. q258
SALE OR TRADE: '36 Ford Tr. Sedan
Deluxe, '42 Mercury motor transmis
sion, gear shift on steering post, ex
cellent rubber and paint. Radio and
California hubs. See at O.K. Rubftcr
Shop. Silverton. q268
SALE OR TRADE: '39 Ford 'A ton pickup,
good paint, rubber and motor. O.K.
Rubber Shop, Silverton. q2;.8
'30 MODEL A roadster"i225. Power wood
saw on 2 wheel trailer, with 6 cyl.
motor, 1100. Ph. 6391, Monmouth. q258
1039 HUDSON County Club 4 door sedan
4 new tires, radio and heater. 150
East Bush between 6 and 8 p.m. q253
WANTED TO TRADE: 1941 Bulck Special,
excel, cond., for 1938 sedan is differ
ence. Phone 4423. q238
FACTORY built trailer house, 21-ft.f clean
throughout. Priced to sell, S985.00.
Burke Trailer Park, West Salem, next
to river. q2a8
1830 PLY. convertible for sale or trade,
A-l shape all around. Ph. 4S45. q2.i8
1U4A HARLEY Davidson 61 OHV, prac
tically new. Actual mileage 4100. Per
fect.' cond. Saddle bags, etc. Must sell
Immediately, 1675. 1 owner. Billy Tow
ery. N. Santiam School, i ml, N. of
Marlon, q2."8
WE PAY TOPS
OM EVERY UIMfc Tout La la Wortbl
CASH ON CHE BARREL-HEADI
"C 5HROCK
SALEM'S Oldest Independent
USED CAB DEALER
It ft. Cornei Church & Cbemeketa.
Ptwme 7923 q
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS
1083 PLY. 3 dr. 1934 Stude. cpc. 1030
model A 3-dr. 193d Nash-Lafayette se
dtn. Others to choose from.
Your Kaiser Frazcr Dealer
TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY
355 N. Liberty. Ph. 7001 q25B
FOR SALE 1938 Bulck, good cond. Call
at 1715 N. Capital after 5:30 p. m. q259
D, 11 International Cat. blade but no
drum. Call after 6 p. m. 1334 N. Sum
mer Randal Rauk. q259
FOR SALE "35 Ford assembled convert
able. Call at basement apt. 1935 N.
Capital, after 5 p. m. q259
HOUSE-TRAlLER. Howard s Trailer park"
3560 Portland rd. after 6 p. m. q262
1940 FORD flatbed truck, long wheelbase,
2 Speeds, 8:25 tires. Ph. 22580. q259
FINANCIAL
LOAN WANTED: Owner needs 15000 loan
on new 4 bedroom home 1st mortgag
6. Can repay 1100 mo. If desired.
Ph. 5508 r253
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4 AND It
rotm OWN TERMS of repayment with 3)
reaMn Caab for Real atat Contracts
and Secone Mortgages
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO.
Ml fuoMt Trust BUfcrik fio, f
AUTOMOBILES
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED! REAL ESTATE mortgage loans,
city or farm properties, loans mad At
small as J30Q. See us about refinancing
your present contract or mortKawe.
APPROVED CITY LOANS 4'i';,
G.I. LOANS
on NEW Construction. 4
LEO N. CHILDS, INC.
REALTORS
344 State Street. Phone 9261. r25B
UNKAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
8-138 and U-3M
and
ROY H SIMMONS
DNSURANCB and LOANS
136 8 Commercial St III DIM.
WE LOAN on Farm. Residential and Bus!
leas Property Will buy mortgage con
tracts HAWKINS A ROBERTS. INC
REALTORS Guardian Btda r
YOUR SURPLUS MONEY WILL EARN
YOU 5 PERCENT INTEREST BUY A
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. EXAM
INE THE SECURITY YOURSELF.
MORTGAGES AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS
OF JS00 TO J7500 WE COLLECT ALL
INTEREST AND PAYMENTS FOR THE
INVESTORS. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
STATS FINANCE CO. 153 8. High St.
CASH 'NOW"
FROM PERJ.ONAL 8th year In Salem.
We lend money quickly privately to
men or women, married or single.
LOANS (25 TO 1300
For home or business on furniture, sal
ary, business equipment On auto $500.
Choose any one of our convenient loan
plans and repay In 15 months.
WE LIKE TO SAY "YES"
to loan requests. So tor faster service,
phone fim
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
818 State St., Rm 125. Phone 3191
Llo. S-122; M-165. E. Galtlnger. Msr.
r258
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO
atb FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO,
License No M-l
i MONE1 1
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Contracts
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AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK, 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 5151
Brake & wheel aligning specialist. o279'
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason
able rates Dependable service Bustnew
Service, Inc. Masonic Buildings. Salem
Phone 8727. O"
tl'i'MANCE REPAIRS
KXPEKl BENlilX and commercial and
dome.uk) refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appllanoea. 133 Center Ph. 403U
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
M0 Chemeketa Phone 7838
BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING and leveling. Dirt mov
ing, logging. R. R. Ricks, Ph. 8022. Stay
ton. o2ao
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cltf
Ellis, 1905 N. 19th St. Ph. 4071. 01166
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES. CHIMNEYS vacuum clean eu
ENSLEY. 771 S 21st Ph. 717ft o
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 S. Church. Phone 4711. o27Sa
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS-Remodellng. 1984 State St.
Mrs. Armentrout. 036ft1
EXTERMINATORS
A III) HE MAINTENANCE CO. Bedbugs.
roaches, rata, fleas, moths Pest con
trol con'rect service. Materials sold'
guaranteed riddance. 825 N Killing
worth St., Portland 1L Ore. Ph. WEb-
Uer 3205.
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service.
Ph. 3056. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
0377"
4ritliaupt's to; flowers Dial 8105
CtJNEKAl DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HCMJ! Ph. 2673
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R. W ATKINS CO. PRODUCTS.
1717 Center St. Phone 5395.
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069 o261
M USIC LESSONS
4PAMSH-and" HAWAIIAN Guitar. Mando
lin onjo etc 1S33 Court Ph 7S6B
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT pa per bane tDg. 8. J. Wooi
worth. Phone 3015 o
TTubTng
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Larry Travtss. Phone 8601. 0273
SAND A GRAVEL
GA It DEN SOIL, crushed rack. Shovel at
dragline excavating Walling Sand &
Oravw Oo. Phone B38L o
SAW FILING
F. X. Roasch. 674 a CapltoL
inT!C " TANKS "C LEANED
KENNETH HAMEL, 1143 8tb St.. W. Sa
lem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service. 0267
CESSPOOL Scptta tanks. Ph. 8745. 0268
UOTO-ROOTER GEWEK SERVICE flew
srs and drains cleaned. Free intimate
Promp service Ph 6327
ITtANSf-ER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DINSTANCE Transfer, storaaa.
Burner oils. ooai. briquets Trucks sc
Portland dally Agent. Lyon Van Llnee
for bouaenold foods to California points.
L.trmer Transfer & Storage Ph. 8131 n
TRIMMING
SHRUB TRIMMING. Rototiller work. New
lan preparation. Yard work. Snlrm
Tree company. Phonfi 21208. o284
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTROLUX Sales St Service At Repairs.
Limited amount of new machines avail
able. Office 175 S. High. Ph. 6088 0262
FREE inspection in your home, author
'.zed Hoover service. w service all maker
of cleaners. Hogg Bros Pb 9149 o
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates. T. PULLMAN Ph. 5985.
0260
WELDING
WELDING it BLACKSMITH ING
BODY it FENDER WORKS
WE Specialize in trailer hitches.
Penn 4 Corners 3955 E. State o249
WELL DRILLING
J. A SNELD it Sana Well drilling. 2605
Brookr St. Salem. Phone 6809 o2s
WELL DRILLING M O tsmoa. Rt a,
Box 321-L. Si Jem. Ora First ooua outb
01 Swecl school. Pb 34267
WINDOW ('LEANING
CMH WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows,
floors, woodwork eieanen Pb i 331 J 41
Uourt St La rut doc St Culbertson 0
PttUl- ESaiUNAl CLEANING SERVICE
Phon 447
WOOD SAWING
R.b! "CROSS. Ph. 8178.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJECTIONS
TO FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that W. E.
Stewart. Jr, as the duly appointed, quali
fied and acting administrator de bonis
non. of the estate of Frank Lynch, de
ceased, has duly rendered and presented
for settlement and filed In the Circuit
Court of the State of Oretton. County of
Marion, Probate Department, a final ac
count of his administration of said ro
tate; and that Tuesdaj the Twenty-sixth
day of November. lS4b, at the hour of
en o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
at the courtroom of said court In the
Marion County Courthouse In the City of
Salem, Marlon County. Oregon, have been
duly fixed and appointed by said court
as the time and the place for the hearing
of objections to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published the twenty-
fourth day of October, 11 6.
W. E STEWART, JK.,
as Administrator de bonis non
of tht Estate of Frank Lynch,
Deceased.
. Oct. 34, 31, NOV. 7, 14, 1L
Market Quotations
Pnrtland Eastside
Red Delicious apples and pumpkins
were snapped up ouiCKiy looay oy noi
day demands at Portland's Eastsidc Farm
ers' WholeMle Produce marKet. moji
fruits and vegetables traded at generally
steady prices.
Co.-n sold unor a slow can at i..a
1 30 Topped turnips rated a strong c;il
at M. 35-1. 40 Iue, Spinach, best stock,
sold II box; ordinary stock, down to 80
cents 20 pound box. BcM flats toma
toes sold up to si.25, California and
hot huusp stock bring preferred.
Cauliflower brought i 1.50-1.65. Dan
ish squash appeared scarce and was
quoted tl. 25-1. 50 an orange box,
Portlund Product xrtian
flutter Prices to retailers. Grade AA
canons 84c. AA prints 85c. A prima
81-83C. A cartons 82-84c. B prints 80-82C.
lb. cubes 4c htslier.
Eggs Prices to retailers: AA large. 9J;
A larsu. 61 -62c; AA medium. 59c; A medi
um. 68-59c: A small, nominal. 44o doteo.
Cheese To retailers m Portland. Oregon
triplets 46-47o lb., daisies 434-44ie
af 47-50n lb. Jobbers pny lb. lesi
To wholesalers. Portland; Oregon single
55-58CI loaf 57-60C.
fori in ncl Whaif-saia Ttt art el
Butter (f o b bulk 08 lb. tubs) AA
grade 93 score sn-Blc, A gride 92 scora
78-flOc. B grada 90 score 78-79c.
Butlerfat (TenUt'.ve. subject to Imme
diate change). Premium quality maximum
of 35 of I percent acidity, delivered !n
Portland 91-92c lb.: firs: quality !0-91c
lb.: second quality 86-87c; valley routes
and country points 2c less than first, or
84-WJc.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Ore. sinz'rs 58-5i'c lb. Ore. loaf
60-61C ;b.; triplets. 53-55c.
Eggs To wholesalers. A large ASo
590 dozen, med. 65-564e. B grade
43 ',-4sc
Rat biti--Average country kilted to re
tailors 43-fOc lb Live fryers. colo-M
24o- white 22- 27c lb Old bucks and doe te
lbs. and upt 15o lb.
Live Pitiillrr
Live Chickens No. 1 Lechorn broilers. 1
to 2 lbs.. 35-37c: fryers. 2 to 3 lbs.. J7
38c; 3 to 4 lbs.. 37-39c. roasters, 4'i Ins.
and over. 37-38c: under 3 la lbs., 23-23c;
roosters and stags, 12-17c.
Dressed Lbickrna to retailers: Spring
rollers 3 lbs up 52c lb. colored hens S7o.
Leghorn fowl 82ct old roosters and stag
380.
Freih Veretabtre
Artichokes Calif., J6.25 box.
Beans Cnllf 17c lb Mtci-uoiumbla P'ue
Lake, mid-Columbia and Walla wije
green and wax 9-luc lb Oregon Giant
10-12& lb Kentucky Wonders 8-10c Shell
beans Jl. 50-1 75 iO-lb lug Wax and Blur
Lake 9-10c
Beets Local 65-75c dozen.
Broccoli Pi 511-1 B.1- lim
Cabbage Locul round type, 2 25-2. M
crate; fancy, S2.7,i-2,9d; red. 4-5c lb.;
krnut, $1-1.25 crate.
CarrolLric!B. ounrhert a-dos orate
33-3.25: CaliT.. 6 out. J4.50-4.7r).
Cauliflower Local No. 1, J1.H5-2.
Celery California Sn toi turuce ernte.
Lablsh. Milwaukle $2-2.25 crate; blanche,
J2.75-3: Hearts, J 1.85-3 doz.
Cum Best, $2-2.25 a 5-dOZ. box.
Dill 20-25e lb
Cucumbers SI leers 18 lb. flats, tl.SD
1.65 Ecgplant-20 lb. crate. (2.75-3.85.
Garlic Oregon Jft-Jao lb
Lettuce The Dalles, l3.50-3.75i Walll
Walla, J3.75-4.
Onions Wash, dry No. L 11-1 25: SO
lb. sacks; Idaho, white. No. 1. SI. 50-1.05.
large. '1.85 yellow Spanish, f 1. 20-1. 25.
Parsley Local 75-80o dor""
Prppcrt Green Cnllf. 35-lb crnre
13.50-75. Mid-Columbia 12-lb. flat 8!c;
30-lb. tl.75; red, flat 11.75; chill, 11. M
Sl. flats
Potatoes Washington Russets, 12 ba
2.75; 50 lbs.. No. 2. 00-95c; local long
white. (2 65-2 75; Klamath Russets. No l.
12.75-2.85. ' Deschutes. No. i, $2 75-2.85
Pumpkin 3 4-4c lb.
Radishes Local red 75-80c doz. bunches.
Kutabas-as Lues. Jl. 15-1.25.
Spinach 20 lb box, $1 S(i
Sprouts Local to $2 50-2.65 flat.
Squash Zucch'nl 75c-il flat Scallop,
73c-tl 14-lb shakPd tl 25-45 15-lb nnnr
box 12.75-53. Danish, lugs, 85-P0c. Hub
bard 2-3c lb. California, i3.2."3.50 luu
Sweet potatoes Calif.. 50 10 tnKe'
$3.50-3.85; pints. 3 layer, $3.50; yams 50
ID , S.J.BS-4
Tmntoe Local IB-lb Hat. No
(110-1.25; California wrapped 13.50-3.75;
repnt-KCd. (4-4.25.
Turnips Bunches $1.10-1.25 doz.
Frnti iruit
Ai'Piea Vaklma Delicious, wrapped anfl
packed, comb boy $4.50-4.75. Jumble 10.1
13 40: Hood River Spitz face-fill box tl 73
2,00: Yellow Newtown 14.35 Winter Bn
nnnns and Kings, lonsr, JI .50-2; Ortleys
iacfri and lined. J2.25-2.50: Jonathan
lacen filled J3.40. H. R. Delicious $3.(55,
Delicious, wrapped and packed. (4.25-4 SO;
chan 40 lbs 14 40. Marvhtlle Wash rti
trict Transparent? 11.50-2 face lug; Red
uciicious. wrapped and packed. (4.50-4.75;
loose. (3-3 50.
Avocado Fuerte 34 25. choice (3 11-14
fancy J4-4.25 20-30 flats. Calif Dickin
son all sizes. (4.50-4.75; Itzlmas. (4.73
5.75 Bananaa 9He-I0 lb. cut bands, ornter
extra.
Crin berries Oregon. 25-lb. boxes. (8.75-
9; Eastern. $9-9.25.
Grapefruit Caill. large tS.50-ft.75, small
(3.75 case. Texas pinks t5.10. white (4. HO
Cochclls $4 95 case: Cuban, all sizes. IH
8.50. Florida whites, 80s and larger, $5
5.25; California, 100s, J3-3.50.
(Jrapes Local ConcorcLs, (1.25-1.50; to
kay 53-3.25; Carmiccon. (.1.25.
Lemons California, 300-360, (8.50-B.25.
Llmea Tuos oi 6 200,
25c
O ranees Calif. Valenelas. 320 and larg
er. J9.50-9.75; 252. J8.50-9.25: .134 rtiid
.unaller, Jfi.50-7; Florida wirebound boxes,
252 and larser. $7 25-7.50.
Quince Local, 31A-3C lb.
Pears Bartletts. comb pack J8-tb boi
t2.25-2.35: Medford wraoned ann Dnr.kPn.
$5-5.25; Hood R.ver. (4-4.75; orcruird run
$1.75-2 Yakima W St P.. 14.25: D'Anlou
$4.75. wra.3pt.-d and packed boxesi do.i
wrapped and packed. $4.25: Jon in ps.
3.50; Hood Rivrr D'Antou, ?4.0-4.7r: Cj-
iiucit, )0cni loose, j.o-a.ao; Hood Jtlvcr
loose, J3-3.2..
Piiipuppli-i, Cub in ( i
Pnmeirrnni.tc( S3. 75-2.85 lug
Persimons Calif.. Iub. 13-3 sn
Meats
Country Meats Rollback nni tn r..
taUtrs. Country killed boits. o-si outchers
120-140 lbs. !9-19Vo ID Vealera. AA 22c
A 2H4. B 19. S 17-nnc. culls 12-I5e lb
Beef. AA 21c A 20. B IBc. canner..
cutters 13'a-i4c. Lamds: AA 2Hc, A 24t
a dine, w uo ID- tiwea- fa 13 o. U lie
K 10 o
Veal AA 32-33c. A 30-3Ic n Mr. ih
Cull 18-24c.
Hogs Fanci olnrk ,3Rn ik hi...
butchers, paci:er style. 155-213 lbs. 38-4')s;
over 213 lbs.,35-38c; sows all weights. 28
30c. Lambs A A 24-35c. A 32c, ' B 27-2fle lb
Mullon 1-ar.c, A I0-14o accotdiiig
qua.iti and wtlPht
Beef AA 34-3Qr: A 21-?.ir. n sn.tn.. n
35-26c, canner-cutter bulls 22-23c lb.
Cakcara Uark Orecn 8-8 dry 20o lb
Wool Oovrmmeot controL
Mohalt 100 lb. on 12-moa growtn.
Ua7 Wholesale sniDments. Autr. nn
3 or oetter 3i-(33.50 Oats-vetcb mixoc
hay. fdljpy growers price 119-123. clover
hay H9-$2i. oalcd op farms.
Hides Cojvea 2H-24c- green beef 10a m
old 16c Oreen culls 0 lb
Hops wormai contracts: 1944 85e dp
1949 lbc lb 1940 5.1C 104" fine lb.
Nuta Distributor' Bat la
unestnuts Local Italian 80c lb.
Almonds Calll 33-3flc lb
FUberta 100 lbs. Bsr-e- D Brti
lonaa Cblllra Null
(New Crop)
Jumbo 32-14C .T4-350 14c
Largo 26-280 21-31c 34-35v.fi
Fancy 22c and uo 23l-23e 2014. n,.
Baby 20-22c 2jc
Wnlntils: Opening nricf FranuiM..;
Jumbo 40c: large, 33c: mrd;um, 35'3c 80ft
shell Jumbo. 40c: lame, Mr; medium,
35'-jC. All prices FOB shipping pt,
Chirago Grain
Cnicago. Oct. 31 (UP)-Caf.h srajn sales:
Wheat nominally firm; no sai.
Corn tin 2.h rnt.ii niH- a .m,'., i-n
153: 5 yellnw Ifil Now t i-iiru w .
H8; 4 yellow 138'i-14fi. 5 yellow 123:,-
Ui; sample grade yellow OO't-m ; 5
white 150 V
Oats firm: 1 white ana! o-h
white heavy 86'; samp.e grade wii.te
6'i.
Soybeans: 2 yellow 323.
Lodg
es
Meet every Wednesday
. evening. Visitors wel-
' come. IOOP Building.
A Pacific Lodge No. 50, A. P. A:
ytsV A.M. M.M. Degree, Friday.
f'Sj Nov. 1, 7 pan. 259
Barley: Malting 161-172 nominal; feed
133-140 nominal.
Chimin Livestock
Chicago. Oct. 31 (4) (USDAlSalable
liws ll.ano, total 13. 300: early trade slow,
a;er traae and clrve fairly active; mar
ket generally steady to 50 cents lower,
mostly 25 cents lower with sows steady;
tnp 23.7 pajid freely: bulk good and
c:io:ce 130 pounds and over 33.25-33.75:
liRliter ueiKh:s scarce; bulk good and
choice saws 21.50-22.50; With 33.00 popu
lar price; good clearance.
Salab!" cattle 4.500. total 4.500: salable
calves 7oo. total 700; good and choice fed
steers and yearlings dull, 1.00 lowe.-;
sniered sales choice to prima calf clubs
3.1.00-36 00. but most good and choice
stetrs 31.00-28.00: common and medium
cradrs active, steady at 20.00 down to
id.uw: of?i cows i.ni)-3.oo lower, sluggish,
st downturn: ouistde strictly good cows
16J10; little abovo 13.50.
Salable sheep 4.000. tolal 8 000: i!a neu
ter lambs mostly 25 cents lower than
weanesaay s low close or LOO under
early top sales: bulk good and choice
native iambs and two loads around 32
lb. Colorado 21.75: about one load nativa
lambs tops at 23.00 lo city butchers; not!i
iug done on slaughter ewes, buyers talk
ing additionally lower following 2S-S0
cents lower close Wednesday,
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore., Oct. 31 (-Pj Wheat: No
futures.
Cash wheat (b:d; soft white 1 .87' :
soft, white (excluding Rex) 1.87'.; White
Club 1.87'ii western red 1.87'i.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1,87 4: in
percent 1.91; 11 percent 1.95; 12 percent
2.05.
Hard white Baarf: Ordinary 3 2fi: 10
percent 3.29; 11 percent 2.31: 12 oerenn:
2.33.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 44; bar
ley 10: flour 5: corn 0; oats 0; hay 3:
millfeed 6; flax 0.
Portland Livestock
Pen land. Ore.. Oct. 31 (J. (USDAl
Salable cattle 125. total 500: salablr
calves 50, total 125: around 150 cattle
ann canes neifl over; market generally
steady with lower grades active and
medium-good cattle slow; few common
medium steers 13.00-16.75; few aiockers
14.50-15.50: common-medium heifers U.oo
16.25; canner-cutter cows mostly 8 00
9.50: shells down to 7.00; fat dairy type
cows 11.00-50: medium to fairly good
urn cows iz.iiu-13.,10; medium-good sau
sage bulls 11.50-14.00; good beef bulls to
la. ni, Rooa-cnoice vealers steady at 17.00
18.00; odd head 18.50; grass calves most
ly 15.00 down.
Salable Iwks 50. total 5110: market ra
ther slow, about steady; xond-choice 180
307 lbs. 26.2,i; 340 lbs. 25.50; good sows
23.50-24.00; 235 lbs. up lo 24.50; 700 In.
weiahts 23.00; enolec feeder pigs quotable
22.00 down.
Salable and tolal aiierp 250: market
rather slow; strudy to 50 cents lower:
nood-choico lambs mostly 18.50-19.00; me
dium grades 16.00; good feeders 15 00:
good ewes 6,00; odd head 8.50; common
grades down to 4.00.
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Preset
New if ora. yp Closirt Quotations to
Allied Client it Ore 1
American Can . ,
Am Powei St Light....
4mr Tel A TeL. ......
Anaconda Copper ......
AtcftisoK
Bendlx Aviation
Uethierien) Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Jallforn: Packing ...
Canadian Pacillo .....
J 1 Case .
Chrysler Corp
Commonwealth A South
Consolidated Edison .
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Insurance .
-'rown Zellernacn . ...
Jurtisa Wrtgm . ..1,..
Uouclas Aircraft
ilupont do Nemours ....
Jeiieroj Elecirio
General Foods ........
Jenerai Motors
Lloodjear nre
Jreat Northern pfd
iniernalluna; Harvester
Int Paper pro.
Johns Manvuie
KtMinevou , ..........
U)iig Bell a
Muytag
Miami Copper
Montgomery Ward
Nash Keivmator
National Dairy
N. V Cenual
Mortti Am. Co
Northern Paciflo .......
Pao- Amer Fish
eaciflo Caa Eleo
Paciflo T. it T.
an American .........
Penny j. u.
ridm cori.
Rajomer .....,.....
ttauiiier Pfd ..........
ftvynolds Uetals
Safeway
Scan Koebuek ........
imclaii Oil
duuUiern Paciflo
3tancird Brands .......
itandard Oil Calif
Stewart A arner
-Jiudeoaker ...........
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Union Paciflo ........
United Airlines
Untied Ancraft
United States Steel..
Warner brothers . ..
(Veil Eleo. Uig. Oo. .
WoolworLb
Richfield
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Dispute Threatens
To Close Ford's
Detroit, Oct. 31 W) A lin
gering dispute over health ha
zards threatened today to halt
new car production in the mas
sive Ford Motor Co. Rouge plant
and idle its 67.000 employes.
Notice of intention to strike
in 110 days has been liled by the
CIO United Auto Workers' local
600 with national and stale
government agencies.
The local contends the health
of crane operators in the unit
is endangered by the use of
fluoride in the steel-making
process. Ford officials, in a ser
ies of statements and letters to
the union, replied that working
conditions are not hazardous
and that similar practices wore
followed in virtually all steel
plants.
Registration Breaks Record
Seattle, Oct. 31 (U.R) Tolal
registration of voters for next
Tuesday's general election has
broken all records, City Comp
troller W. C. Thomas revealed
today.
Salem Markets
Completed from report ot Salem
dcHlers for the cutdane of Capi
ta! Journal Readers. (RerUad
daily.)
Bel nil Price
Rabbit f eed Pellets. 14.09 cwt,
r.cg Mash S4 50 cwt.
Dairy Feed 13 70 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. 1 37c.
Ib No. 2 24c. Colored fryers. No. 1. !8o lb
CCK-
BtiTtrs Prlcea wntte and Brown sstri
lane grada A 68c, med 64c, itandards
W dozen
Wholesale Price Large 84c dozen, med.
60r, standards 55c.
Mutter Wholesale, A 83c.
flfta II Ora rtn A, B3c.
Kutterfat Premium, 89c; No. 1, 88c;
No. a. 8)0.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Stocks Advance
All Along Line
New York, Oct. 31 (Pi Cot
ton futures rallied the limit of
$10 a bale today and the stock
market followed suit with the
broadest recovery in better than
two weeks.
Dealings on the big board,
active at the start, soon tapered
and early plus marks were shad
ed. Heavy buying orders for
rails and industrials hit the
list with sufficient force around
midday to put the ticker tape as
much as three minutes behind
with gains of 1 to 5 or more
points widespread. The pace
soon slowed. While a few
"thin" issues were up around
6 near the close, extreme ad
vances were reduced in the ma
jority of cases. Transfers for
the full proceedings ran to
about 1,600,000 shares.
Rising earnings and dividends
buoyed such stocks as Inland
Steel, International Silver and
Crane company.
American Telephone was an
isolated soft spot as the com
pany's debenture "rights" were
traded for the first time in large
volume.
Railway bonds hardened.
Cotton Break
Affects Grains
Chicago, Oct. 31 W) Grain
futures were nervous and re
sponded quickly to influences
in today's board of trade es
sion. The market was off to a good
start, but the influence of an
early break in cotton depress
ed all grains except wheat to
belo wyesterday's closing levels.
Word that India had asked for
1.000,000 bushels of corn to ap
ply on last quarter allocations
had a stimulating effect and
prices on that feed grain ad
vanced to the day's high.
At the finish wheat was M
to 1 'i cent higher than yester
day's close. January $2.0:!4.
Corn was 1 cent to l3i higher.
January $1.36',s li. Oats were
Is lower to higher, Novem
ber 83:Vn-78. Barley was 1 cent
higher to 1 cent lower, Novem
ber $1.33 'i.
Baby Born During
Street Traffic Jam
San Francisco, Oct. 31 WD
Five minutes old and weighing
nine pounds, William Wayne
Ramsey arrived at the San Ma
teo community hospital ahead
of his mother yesterday.
The infant was born in the
back scat of his father's hospital-bound
automobile in the
middle of a traffic jam on U. S.
highway 101. When they arriv
ed at the hospital, frantic father
Onie Ramsey honked the horn
for help and his wife, Evelyn,
handed the baby out of the car
door to an attendant.
Apparently not realizing the
infant had just been born, the
attendant permitted Mrs. Ram
sey to remain in the car until
someone asked about the mo
ther. Truman on Platform
Washington, Oct. 31 W The
White House said today that
President Truman may make a
platform appearance when his
train halls briefly at St. Louis
tomorrow, en route to the chief
executive's home in Indepen
dence, Mo.
Markets Briefed
(By the Unllrd Press)
Stocks higher in moderately
active trading.
Bonds higher. U.S. govern
ment bonds not traded.
Curb slocks higher.
Foreign silver unchanged in
New York at 90 Va cents a fine
ounce.
Cotton firm, up as much as
$10 a bale.
Wheat up to Vk cents.
Births
Silverton-To Mr. and Mrs. Rnvmond
Rothenflush, Mt. Angel, a daughter, Oc
tober 28, at Silverton hospital.
Crenshaw To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
E Crenshaw, route 7, a daughter, Tonna
Mae, Oct. 11.
PBrS-To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. R.
Parts 1047 Fir, a daughter, Carol, Oct.
12.
Deaths
Minnie Adrlaiile Williams
At the residence, 1861 Nehraska street,
October 31. Minnio Adelaide Williams, at
the ae of 78 years. Survived by three
children Hny Williams of Oregon City
and Delwin Williams and Mrs, Avis
Hoffman both of Salem; a brother, Car'
WlKgln of Canton, N. D,; and four grand
children. Servlcea will be held Mondav,
November 4. at 1:30 p.m. at the W. T.
Rigdon chapel.
August Mle kelson
At the residence. In Portland, October
30, August Mlckelson, al the age ol Hf
years. Survived by seven children, Wil
liam C. Mlckelson of Albany. Oregon,
John F. Mlckelson of Walllngford. Conn,,
Charles P, Mlckelson of Eugene. Oregon.
Milton E. Mlckelson of Modesto, Calif ,
George A Mlckelson of Oakland, Calif ,
Mrs. Ralph E. Walker of Rumford. R.I ,
and Mrs. Devota Newton of Portland: a
sister, Mrs. Carrie Thorsen of LaCentre.
Wash., and 13 grandchildren. Services
will be held Saturday. November 2, at
130 p.m. at the W. T. Rigdon chapel
with concluding services at Lec Miss.o.i
cemetery
Leola Joyce Carper
Leola, Joyce Carper, iate resident of
Turner, Oregon, at a local hospital, Oc
tober 30 at the ace of 17 years. Sur
vived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ca.--lyle
Carper of Turner; a brother, D.ck
Carper of Turner; and her grandpar
ents Mrs Lola Carper or Salem and
Mr and Mrs. C. O, Hutchinson ot Max
well, Nebr. Services will be held Mon
day. November 4, at 3.39 p.m. at the
Thursday, Oct. 31, 1916 19
Howell-Edwards chapel with He.v. A. A.
Loewen and Rev. Albert Fadenrlcht otll
ciatttiK. Eleanor Watner Souln
At the residenre, 1176 Plr street. Octo
ber 31, Eleanor W.isner Soule, at trie an
of 81 years. Mo:iir ol Mrs. W. D. Say
ot Loi Anitelei. CtUlt., and Mrs, Frank
J. (Madeleine) Burke of Halem: grand
mother oi Robert Garretson Burke At
UCLA in Los Angeles and Mrs. James
McTcague Ploeser of Palo Alto. Calif ;
and si3ter of Mrs. James Fleming of San
Bernardino, Caiif, Private services will
be held Friday, NoPnin'r 1. at 10:30
a.m. at, the W. T. R;tdon chapel.
Mrs. Mary Alice Othorn
Mrs. Mary Alice Oonra. late resident
ot route 2. Silem, at a local hospital,
October 28. Survived by a dauBhter, Mrs.
Mabel Fowler of Sul'-m; three sons, W. A.
Osborn ol Intlcpendci.ce. T. L. Oaborn of
Klamath Fai:. and E. T. Osborn of Sa
lem: three sV.er.-. Mrs. Annie Johnsoa
of Portland. Mrs. Ruse Perry of Eitacada
and Mrs. Lena t,BFKnime of Brooks, Ore
eon: three brotuera. George and John
Gigser ot Battleground. Wash,, and Jo
OiBger of Hojimere; 15 grandchildren and
tl area, nr.mdchiidren. Services will ba
held Saturday, November 2, at 10 a in.
at tho Clounh-ilarrlt-it chapel with In
terment in tho Bttlle Passl cemetery at
Woodburn.
William Henry 1 tir.is
William Henry Lucas, 134.1 Fir. si a local
hospital October 23 ;it the aje of 69.
Survived by his wire, Bertha E. Lucas of
Salem: one brother, Leonard Lucas of
Greene, la.: a grandson, .Jack Luras of
Seattle: two randdamliterft, Mrs, Gladys
Kelland of Mt Vernon. Wash., and Mrs.
Norval Hancock ot Oaklind, Cal.; sl.0
two great-grandchildren and several ne
phews and nieetv Service from :h
Clough-Barrtck chapel Friday. Nov. 1 at
i:ju p.m. iniTmrn: in City view ceme
tery, with Rev. Knotts ottlclatlng'.
Mis Lydia Amelia ChrKllanion
Miss Lvdia Amel.a Chtisiianjon, late
resident of 775 North Cottaae street, at
a local hospital October 29, at the aus
of 64 years. Survived by three sisters,
Mrs. Mary E. Boxrud and Mrs. Insa T.
Bomon. bo?h of Sa!"m. and Mrs. Anna
Purdy of route 1. Turner; three nieces,
Mrs Ruth Rue of Newbers, Ore., Mrs,
Geraldine Merz of Ada. Ore., and Mrs.
Frances Everest of L.unlois, Ore.: and
a nephew. Kenneth Purdy of Turner,
ore. Services will be held Friday, Novem
ber 1. at 2 p m. at tnc Howell-Edwards
chapel with Rev. M. A. Gruenrtaner, DD,
officiating. Concluding services tt ins
City View cemetery,
George W. Thurmnn
Gcome W. Thurnion. lata resident of
918 North 5. Salem, died at tlie ace of
74 In Portland October 28. Survived by
his wife. Sarah E, Thurnion of Salem,
and Is father of Mrs. R, W, Nusom of
Clatskanle, grandfather nf Mrs. Jack da
ther of Conalhs. brother or John Thur
nion of Silverton, Mrs. Susan Remington
of Salem. Mrs. Kale Porter and Mrs,
Charlio Watson of Silverton, and great
grandfather o( Pete and Beth Sather, of
Corvallis. Funeral services will ba held
Friday, November 1, at 1:30 p.m., In the
W, T. Ricdon chapel with entombment
at Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum,
Chester A. Nichnls
Chester A. Nichols. 34R.S E. Nob Hill
street, at a local hospital October 39.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Maxlns
Nichols pud two children. Linda Diana
Nichols and Thomas Arthur Nichols, all
of Snlem: a sist"r, Mrs. Ethel Otjen. Sa
lem; a brother, Roy Nichols, Santa Moni
ca. Caltr : mother, Mrs. Pearl Nichols.
Salem: two mints. Mrs. Frank Lamphear
and Mrs. Edith Bietman, both of Beloit,
Wis., and several nieces and nephews Ha
was a member of Chemekrta Lodge N 1,
IOOF. Services will he held Friday, No
embrr 1, Ht 3:30 p.m. at the Howell
Edwards chapel with Rev. Dudley Strain
officiating. Interment tn the City View
cemetery. Ritualistic services under ih
auspices of Chemeketa Lodge No. I, IOOF,
Jame Everett Mnhatt, II
In this city Wednesday, October JO,
James Eveiflt Mnhatt, II, late resldunt
of 740 North Cottase street, at the aga
of 2 years. Son of Mr. and Mr. Jamea
E. Mohalt. Salem; grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Mohalt, Chardon, Neb., ant of
Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Cooper, Independence,
and the brother fit Karon Virginia Mo
halt, Salem. Services will be held Fri
day. November 1, al 5 am. at St. Vin
cent cTe Paul church. Interment- In St,
Barbara cemetery. Direction W. T, hig
don company,
Elizabeth Dlneharl llr.v.h
Eiiiibe'h Diiu'hail Br.-ish, late resident
of 050 Belmont street, at a local hospU-l
at the ace nf H2 year.s. Mother of Allni
Dlneliart, w hn died two years auo nt
Hollywood. Ciihf, Hiirviviuit are a ilst t,
Mrs. C. W. Kiuiler, Salem: daunhtcr-ia-law.
Mrs. Mozelle Bntton Dlneharl, Hol
lywood, Calif., and iwo grandsons, Capt,
Allen Dlneharl. U.S. iutelluenci! serv:ce
In Germany, and Mason Dmehnrt, Hol
lywood. Calll. Services will be announced
by Howell-Edwards company.
Mrs. Flora B. Thompson
Mrs. Flora B. Thompson, lale rt,idilt
of Moi:mnn:h. Rt a Dallas hospital, Wed
nesday. October 30. at the arc of 89
years. Survived by her husband. Alva E.
Thompson of Monmouth: two sisters, Mrs.
Helen Loir an of San Lonuriro, Calif., and
Mrs. Rose Spink of St. Helena. Calif.;
and four brothr rs, Charles L. Williams
of Marvsville, Calif., J. D. Williams of
SI. Helena. Calif.. Eugene H. Grosser of
Redwood City, Calif., and Earl C. Gr--ser
of Livermore. Calif. Servires will
held Friday. November 1, at lo a.m. 'A
the Clouvh-narrick. chapel with Dr. Joseph
Adams officiating. Interment In Belcrest
Memorial park,
Mrs. Marv Tmnklns
Mrs. Mary Tomkniv a' the residence,
IfliiO Stale Miert. Wednesday. October 3l.
Mother of Georae E. Tmnkins of Salin
and Mrs. Je.vnminc Harris of West Sa
lem; and sister of Mrs. Viola Welch of
Los Angeles. Also survived by two grand
children Virpinia Tom kins of Salem and
Keith Harris of West, Salem, and a ne
phew, Frank Morris of Oakland, Calif.
Services will be held Monday, November
4. at 1:30 p.m. nt the Clnimh-Bnrnclc
chapel. Interment m Lee Mbsion ceme
tery. Pleasant J. Bradfiii-4
In this city October 31. Pleasant J.
Rrartford, late resident of IUH5 North
Front, street. Shipment was Hindu by the
W. T. Hidon company to Spanish Fork,
Utah, lor services mid interment.
Obituary
Clara M. White
Silverton-Clara M While. 41, of 1
North D street, fiiU i rt-ui, died at SaKu
Decnness ho. p t al Thuiida v inornm7.
She was born No'.'-mnrr 1"), l:02. in Colo
rado, find had lived in Silverton 14
years. She is survived by lirr widower,
Verline; one son, William nt Silverton:
daughter. Betle UtltVr 0I S.tiem: on
grandchild; tlir.-ir s:Mer.s ESie Harold
and Fin in a M.ill, hdt li nl Cri a II Is, and
Grace Moore nl Una!ii:k t. W.i two
brothers Charl-s o;avv of -Inuiiie. Idaho,
and Ernes', G!:iw. nl Gu.iMmala C;ty,
South Aiivrlra. 1-'ii:utiI M'f.lces will ba
held Suiidav n t'c: ni-m rr 1 o'clock Trim
the memorial r!.;i;! M the Kr.nian Fun
eral home, w ;:h iiit-rnierit in Miller
cemetery
John Roland flout U
Aloanv-jo;-;i R.jl.iiirl H.-'i .!.. 31, Al
bany, dird Mi t.i" Sac:od Hear hospital
in Eugene a. .1 '31 a in. v.'educsd.i y from
injiir.es he jurfcrnl in a three-way
automobile. truTr; nin.sh on the; P.idfia
highway Jj.v norfh of Mm cvv limit
at E'iKcnc Turdny, The iu,w js
brought to Albany by the Fov'inJIer Fun
eral dlfi'Tui. u no v. i-1 u ounce lh
lime and place of fuip-ial. Houua
W-.S recen'ly ihsiiia r ; cd tro.n the U.S.
marine corps where Ix- hai .vi".cd as n
corporal in the second World war, Hn was
born a'. Warner. H.U., Jan. 2., 1J2j and
had spent lus hie in that state, lv.,
Coqiiiile and Albaiiv lor the past
years. He K survm.l by h:s )aint.i. Mr.
and Mis. KiUnc liouvia, Albani: a grau.i
parent, Wiliuiin McKi-rua. Wn.iner, S.D.;
a brothT H;i li,inl. an I a ter, J:i:k",
Aloany. He waj a nirmin-r of :ix Cithol.o
church.
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