(
ILL BOARD 3 elderly congenial ladies
who will share room. Ph. 26761. JJ63
fooM AND BOARD In nice home on
bus line. Phone 2(1764. JJ62
tOST AND FOUND
LOST: License plate 234033. Please notify
;j. C. Mitchell, 843 S. Liberty. Ph. 5127.
1
f lOST: Brown zipper billfold.
, checks. Generous reward. L.
f- 1070 Electric Phone 4616.
(600 &
S. Rund.
h63-
V LOST: Brown billfold Sunday night. Con-
t .t uins valuables. Reward. Phone 7438.
5 pine st k63!
-: LOStTSioN. morning, lady's Hamilton
- wrist watch Reward. Ph. daytime 4166.
I 1 k62
I .nT-' wallet, imp. papers, reward. Ph
V BOSS. Jack D. McKenzle. k62
t MISCELLANEOUS
FREE DIRT. Salem Armory.
JlKVS HATS cleaned and blocked. 11.00.
LES SPR1NOER. 464 Court St. m87"
I BLACK COCKER at stud. AKC reg. Call
- 9353 after 5:30 p.m. rn66
DOES YOUR roof leak? Use 100 as
; , phalt shingles. Unharmed by any wea-
ther. rain or shine. Fireproof Installed
i by experienced men For FREE est!-
1 mate phone 7177. Western Auto Sup-
.yi ply Co. n?9
' CALL 825 for prompt oil burner service.
: after 5 p.m. Call 2-5287. m62
! noME GUARD" Home Insulation, pro-
'e tects your family against extreme
; , temperatures pays for Itself by saving
'S up to 33Var of your fuel bills. Free
Estimate. Western Auto Supply Co
Ph. 7177. J"71
JiEW LOOKING floors at small cost. Rent
a Dreadnaught Sander by hour or day
t'v Western Auto Supply Co. Ph. 7177.
r m70
ifiMirE niTlLDING Block. Insulate as
i you build at no additional cost. See us
12th St. at Vista Ave Call Eves 8904.
m65
TF NET IAN BLINDS Laundored expert! y
Call us for prompt, efficient service
THE VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY St
CLEANERS Phone 6903 nT
UEAT your home electrically It's con-
4 venlent clean economical See us !oi
? rree estimates Y EATER APPLIANCE
J CO. 253 N Liberty n'
I HEAVY IIAULING excavation and road
building, land clearing aozer wut
ditching basement excavation, sand
gravel, crushed rock mason sand, con
crete mix cement.
SALEM SAND St ORAVEL CO.
1405 N FRONT ST SALEM OREGON
Phone 9408 or 31924 m
DENTAL PLATE REPAIR
2-HR SERVICE IN MOST CASES
DR HARRY S EM LER DENTIST
Adolpb Bidg. State St Commercial Su
SALEM Phone 8311 m
I DEAD AND WORTHLESS stock removed
on moment's notice, rn. auuu. moj-
I OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
j J2-IN. MulUplcVsaw. Cherry City Garaee.
NEW WALL type dial telephone. John
Flnlay. pn. oa4 jeiierson. no
LAWN MOWER. Splendid cond. Ph. 4791.
no
S TERFECT DIAMOND In platinum ring,
Over 140 carats. Must sell in 30 days.
Attorney will show ring. Box 389, Capi
ta! Journal. n64
'i DOLLY DECKEL Super Sport, F2:8. color,
;f ramie finder. 120 roll, comner shutter,
S leather case. In good condition. 1535
. g North 10th. Sat., 4-8 p.m. only. n64
1 MEDIUM SIZE Howard upright mahogany
4 piano, nice tone, exl. cond. $400. Ph.
.il 3374. 830 JSOl 64
fl (Tne 7-TUBE Sllvertone console radio in
i good shape. $20. 113 Abrams Ave. Ph.
i 4907. n64
5 ONE 20-YR. guaranteed Fowler elec. wat-
er tank. Still in crate. Price $100. 90"xl2'
4 steel truck bed with side racks, $50.
?j 350 gas or oil stove tank, $40. One
, 750x20 in. truck tire, tube & wheel
J Almost new. $45. Phone 1661. SUverton
1 n67
a FEEDER PIGS, collapsihlc baby buggy,
bassinette. 3880 Center St., Salem. n64
B-ROOM oil circulator, practically new
3760 Monroe Ave. Phone 23713. n64'
GOOD 2-wheel trailer, $30.
1925 Maple.
nG4
i-WDEEL steel body trailer. 840 S.
10 CEMENT blocks, 6x6x12. Never used.
Phone 26709. n62
BARGAIN: New mahogany table. 40" by
60". Can extend to 78" or 96". Ideal
for beach or mt. cabin or large din
ners. See at Gilbert's, 1965 Fairgrounds
Road. "67
NEVVMXpfE-flooring, $35 per 100. Ben
Bello. 1-3 p.m. week days. 3110 Mission.
n64
ROY'S OIL Burner Sales St Service. All
kinds of burners, pipes it fittings of all
sizes. Pine threading. 942 N. Com!.
Phone 8427. J167
SEPTIC TANK cleaner. Complete with
pump and hose. Ph. 2al80. 3715
Commercial n64
BRONZE BUSHING STOCK
Is" lo 3" cored end solid. 50c lb. Also
castings in brass and aluminum. Salem
Brass Foundry, 3220 State St. n67
ECKO PRESSURE Cooker $10.00. 1780 N
18th. Ph. 3-1484. n62
I BII.TWELL daveno & chair. 1 bod,
spring & mattress. 1 Estate wood cir
culator heater. All In good cond. 1505
Alt?er. N. of Aluminum Plant. n64'
DO IT WITH MONEY
ESTABLISHED bus., corner, house and
brick bldt. Priced to sell. $650 net
month Income prospect, apartment and
coffee shop, in aerlcul., lumbering
community. Sheridan, Oregon." Fred
Anderson. 753 Mill St. n63
HOLLY TREES. This Is your opportu
nity to get beautiful select English
holly trees for your orchard or yard
at reasonable price If you will come
and dig your own. Every tree will
produce berries. J. T. Meeker, South
Main street, Dallas. One mile from
downtown. n66
DESKS, several to choose from, 15 to
$45. 3035 Portland Rd. n63
50 LB. ICE BOX, good cond., $7. Stroller
St high chair, each $5. 1985 Royal 3t.
Phone 4613. n83'
TUPPIES, males St females. Salem Vet
erinary Hospital, Portland Road n64
YOUTH BKD Ss Innersprlng mattress,
j baby crib with mattress. Rocking chair.
K 504 N. 14 tii. Downstairs apt. n63
ALUMINUM sheets, 4x12 feet. Cheap. 305B
Warner Street. n6il
TRAILER HOUSE, 1946 Burdette model.
Lots of builtins. Butane gas. Price
$1450. Mr. Dornbusch, 1855 N. Coml
n63
WILTON RUC. 9x12. $50. Enameled bed
Sz dresser, $20. Hotpoint elec. iron,
Red fox fur $aP. Man's new loafer
Jacket, mcd size, $7.50. 4360 N. River
Road. Phone 23950. n63'
GOOD USED man's Champ bicycle. 326
Union or Ph. 25456 after 3:30. n63
NOW AVaTlable: Concrete drain tlfe
building blocks, sewer, culvert, lrri
gallon Sz well pipe Fresh regular Keene
Sc Portland cement, white sand, rein
forcing stppl. mesh sash, expansion
Joints. OREGON GRAVEL CO., .1405
N. Front. Phone 3417. n36'
80 BASS Galanti accordion. In good
cond. Nice tone. J. W. Huffman. Rt. 8,
Box 800. M mi. west of Keizer school.
n66
ONE WESTINGHOUSE electric stove, 3
mos. old, gas hot water heater. High
land Market. 800 Highland Ave. n62
4 USED 5-panel doors, including com
plete hardware. Two 6x2'4". two 6x2'8"
$: each. Tel. 21601. 1940 8. Church.
n63v
FOR SALE: F:ve set of slight lyiisc'd sink
or laundry tray swing faucet. Also
used gas ?. ater heater, cheap. Call
Graber at Price Shoe Co., Salem. n63
SPRAY" "PAIN T outfit. Complete with at
tached pressure tank. h.p. Excellent
for interior work or auto painting. Used
3 times, $60. m. W. wood circulator.
$15. Phone 25130. n63
GOOD white formal.
250 6. Cottage.
Site 15.
112.50.
n62
ENTIRE STOCK of drugs, sundries Si
fixtures including soda fountain St
equipment complete. Ph. 5468. n63
it?F.D BRICK. 3c each Howard Cline,
f 1038 flthSt. W. Salem. n62
C.P. ELEC. Refrigerator. 3 pcT davena set.
Modern Cabins U ml. North Brooks.
. 89E. U65
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
LARGE SIZE Evans oil circulating heater
with fan. Phone 6019. no
CREAM SEPARATOR, Economy King. 660
lb. size, electrically driven, oniy sunni
ly used. (90 Phone 9386. 310 Palrvlew
Ave. n
ROCK 'ILL EVERBEARING strawberry
plants. 433 a nth, rn. aasan.
HOTPOINT ELEC. stove, single bed. mat
tress Ss spring, dining room taoie
misc. 1450 N 6th. D.62
b1ltVELL DAVENPORT and chatr. Post
war quality Exc. condition. 9 x 13 Ax
minister rug A. Smith. 2S9 Strand Ave.
near Perry and S. 15th Sts. Afternoons.
n62
TIIERMO-LITE fireplace fixture now on
display at 1117 Edgewater. Call Par
ker's Service. 5189. n65
ROCK LI. Eerbearlng strawberry plants
W. O. Pounds. Rt. 2. Box 155. Salem.
l'A ml. straight west of Keizer school.
n64
LADY'S SOLID Eold top $64 set Ever
sharp pen and pencil, J25. Ph. 3804.
n64
CURTAINS WASHED and stretched. 395
South 22nd St. n64
ORGANIC FERTILIZER
Very good -for lawn and gardens.
Also very good mulch.
Delivered anywhere In Salem.
6 sacks 95.00 1 ton $10.00
Phone 8127
WEST MUSHROOM COMPANY
n64'
ELECTROIX'X complete with attachments.
S69.75. Sales service St repairs. Limited
a rat availaole. 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. n76'
NAVAJO RUGS St
South High. Ph ij
saddle blankets. 175
COW FERTILIZER, 15 a yard or $9 a
load. Phone 7330. n75
GARDEN sand gravel, crushed rock
Shovel & drag-line excavating WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 6511
DAHLIAS - GLADIOLAS
881' Rosomont,
n73
W S. Ph. 4325.
RIVER SILT Phone 3-1749.
CHARIS FOUNDATIONS, girdles At bras.
Dresses St lingeries. Ph, 0495. n09
SUNBEAM, Universal. American Beauty
St Rod irons, steam Si travel irons.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty. n69
AUTO. WATER HEATER, gas St elec.
Sizes to meet your needs Choice of
makes. Smd St Installed. Prompt serv
ice. Parmenter Plumbing St Heating
2180 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 8627. n65
SHOWER CABINETS, sold St Installed.
prompt service. Parmenter Plumbing St
Heating. 3380 Fairgrounds Ri Ph. 8627
n65
SEWING MACHINES repaired and rented.
Cash paid lor machines, regardless of
condition. Ph 7671 or write W. Daven
port, 1930 North 18th Work Guar. n62
VACUUM CLEANERS Tubular type.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
HOT PLATES, single and double burner
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty nfl3
RADIOS, record players for Immediate
delivery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n
TRANSPARENT Plastl-Kote for
boards, floors and furniture
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
n63'
PALI.BTONE washable, one coat, oil paint
for walls, ceilings and wallpaper, dries
la one hour
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N .liberty n63
PLASTI-KOTE PAINT the cellophane
finish, for floors, furniture, automo
biles, on wood, metal, concrete, linoleum
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty n63
I.E.S. LAMPS and torchlers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
TELEPHONE and lntercomm. sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty n63
RESTAURANT GRILL, automatlo elec
tric, 24 inches square
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
25b N. Liberty n63J
LOOM WIRE '12-2 and 14-3.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty n83
WALNUT" SHELLS. 13 "sacks for "l.OO
$3 ton. Kiorfeln Pack Co. 460 N Front
LANTERNS Navy and railroad types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty n63'
FLASHLIGHTS complete with batteries.
guaranteed forever lights requiring uo
batteries
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
DOOR CHIMES
electrical and me
chanlcai.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty
TOASTERS 2-slice, $3.10. 4-slice.
YEATER APPLLANCE CO.
255 N Liberty
n63
ULTRA-VIOLET (sun) lamps and Infra
reo (heat) lamps, heating pads.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Libert; n63
FRUIT JUICERS and wall type can open
ers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty c3
ALARM CLOCKS, electrlo desk, mantle
and wall Cocks
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty n3
SETFAST CANVAS PAINT makes your
wnlnss. lawn furniture look like new
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63-
LIGHTING fixtures for kitchen and bath
room, fluorescent and incan descant
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty n63a
10, 40, 50, AND GC-GAL water heaters for
immediate delivery
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
253 N. Liberty n63
WASHING MACHINES, full size Little
Giant laundry tray type.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty r
PIN-UP and TABLE lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty
FOR YOUR CABIN at the coast, 8 radio
that assures good reception. The Trop
ic Master.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty n63
FANS, KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust,
oscillating desk models.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty n63
ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS all types
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty nB3
TRICYCLES at $14.95.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Ltoerty
ELECTRIC butter churns with Jar.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
IRON AND EXTENSION CORDS.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty
SAUCE PAN PRESSURE COOKERS
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty n63'
IRONING BOARD pads and covers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty n63'
ELECTRIC HEATER G E., 3000-watt. 220-
voit. neavy duty. Ian type. $66.50
Mitchell Radio St Appliance, State and
iurn. mono oil.
C. E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist, i ao not sen new machines.
Parts for all makes. Ph. 6765. 1940 N
18th. D76
BEAT YOUR home electrically It's con
venient clean, economical See us (o:
Iree estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty a
WE BUY St sell furniture tools, stove
dishes motors radios, electric appli
ances household goods KLIGUAN 9
385 N Commercial Phone 98B5 n
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
BEST TRAILER house $100 cash win buy.
Phone 34S4. na64
WANTED: Men's costume of the 1825
to 1850 era for Stephen Foster concert
by Business St Professional Women's
Club. Phone 3245 or 4098, na63s
WANTED: Good used rug, 12x16. Must be
in good cond., reasonable price. Call
24786. na63
WANTED: Burlap and Cotton bags. tl)
kinds. Willis Kelley Ph. 23159. na8"
USED FURNITURE. Phone 9155.
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. PC Bx. 734.
P271
PROFESSIONAL ADVISER Formerly
Mrs. Martin, announces new location
at 1271 Chemeketa street. Appoint
ments this week. 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. p64
CHILDLESS COUPLE wish to adopt In
fant or baby boy up to two years of
ite. Write Box 192, Waldport, Oregon,
or call 21368 in Salem for details. p63
AUTOMOBILES
'11 FORD, 85 roarh. super deluxe, R. A;
H. 3830 Monroe Ave. q64
lit BL'ICK. Brand new
cond. Ph. 6500.
Excellent
q64
19.'l. 4 dr. Srdan. Good condition, ttres
line. J400. 150 Williams Ave. q6
14 FT. Factory Built trailer, furnished.
1750. Also 16 ft. Covered Waicon 1850.
Out Silverton road to Williams Ave. 150
Williams Ave. Dale Runner in camp.
q64
3fi FORlpaneL $45ol 1144 Center. q64
SPECIAL
1011 PONTIAC SEDAN $1095.00
HOLLYWOOD MOTOR CO.
1785 Fairgrounds Rd. q64
'41 CHRySRoyair-door-sedan7Pluld
drive. R. A- H.
HOLLYWOOD MOTOR CO.
1785 Fairgrounds Rd. q64
'42 FORD-SedanR. & H.
HOLLYWOOD MOTOR CO.
1785 Fairgrounds Rrl.
(j64
FOR SALE or trade for cattle, 1937 4 yd.
dump truck. Has 1941 motor, good
tires. Ray E Cross, Rt. 6, Box 284B.
mi. S. Fruitland school. q64
SACRIFICE lgslTPlymouth-4 dr. sedan.
In A-l shape, Inc). new rubber. Motor
overhauled. Private party will sell. Ph.
24649 eves, or call 2600 S. Summer.
q64
MUST SELL '35 Ply. 4 dr. $375 or best
titer. 199 N. Lancaster Dr. q62
FOR SALE: '42 trailer house. Furn. Sleeps
4. Gas stove, oil heater. 1830 N. 23rd.
qS4
TRAILER HOUSE at Rt. 5, Box 390-A. 1
mile east or Rickey school. q64
iliniu;RCURY' 4 dr. 5fdan.Radio, heat
er. Excellent cond. $1195. Rt, 1, Box
W8-A. Wallace Rd. q63
36 PACKARD 4 dr. sedan. Good cond.
Clean throughout. 370 Belle vue. q64
'37 V-8 83. Radio, heater, Good cond. $475.
After 5 p.m. 806 N. High. Ph. 5498.
'38, OLDS conch. Radio, heater. $695. 1515
Bcllevuc before 7:00, q64
'40 CHRYSLER Windson 4-dr. sedan. Ra
dio, heater, overdrive. Price S1250. Call
Johnny Murphy. Ph. 914 SILVERTON.
q64
'II FOUR DR. Mercury. Privately owned.
Reasonable. 12th St. Body & Paint
Shop. q63
9:i0 AUSTIN cpe., fair cond.. $95. L. P.
Zielke, Rt. 3, Box 903F. Ph. 22578.
q65
ARE YOU LOOKING. FOR
TRANSPORTATION?
LOOK THESE over. Choose the car you
want. We will make you a good deal
Yes, we give terms.
1930 DeSoto Sedan.
1031 Mode A Ford Sedan.
1929 Model A Ford Sedan.
1931 Model A Ford 2 Dr. Sedan.
1927 Chrysler flatbed.
Your Kaiser-Frazer dealer.
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
355 N. Liberty Ph. 7001
q63
TRAILER HOUSE 16 ft., factory built
Sleeps 4. Refinished Ss recovered Inte
rior. A dandy. Only $785.00.
KINGWOOD USED CARS
1221 Edaewater St. W. Salem q63
'41 CHEV. Very clean. Low ml. Private
owned. Call Al, 3169. q62
l:C FORD, S300. 1935 N. 5th
1037 FORD 2 d
transportation.
'. Good rubber. Good
Ph. 25046 aft. 6 p.m
q63
31 DODGE pickup, side racks, late motor,
good cond. $325. 310 Madrona Ave. q65
"49 CHEV. flatbed truck, good cond. $250.
1980 S. 12th St Ph. 23346. q62
SELL 1034 Chevrolet, 90 pet. rubber heat
er, good motor, good condition. $295.
Ph. 22643. q62
TRY IIAMM'ii GARAGE for those" hard
to get parts. Few cheap dependable
cars. '37 Chev. sedan. '35 Chrysler
cpe., '28 Chev. tudor, '37 Chev. pick
up. "We pay highest prices lor wrecks.
Through West Salem, 1 mile on Dallas
highway. q63
4'i CHEV. 4 yrd. dump truck, Rt787Box
1518, Hollywood Dr. q62
FOR SALE OR TRADE
193(1 CHEV. 4 door sedan. A-l condition.
Motor overhauled. Fair rubber. New
paint Job. Theo. Muyskens, Route 1
Box 237B, Salem. Oregon, q62
IMfi INTE RN ATIONAL pickup, Arthur
Basset, Mill City. q65
MUST SELL '35 5-pass. Ford COUpe. 1150
Holi St., Hollywood dist. q63
l:m DODGE sedan Very clean. See Ray
Etter at Shrock's Paint Shop. Ph. 21423
or 24313 eves. q63
1 !? :uC H RYSLER Airflow! Good con d i.
Breitenstein, Sublimity, Ore. 1 mi. N.
q63
AUBURN roadster. 1635 S. Capitol eve
nings. q63
CLEAN. Vt? DODGE 4-dr, R Sz
tires. Ph. J804 after 5 p.m.
New
q62
FOR SALE: Good 1929 Chevrolet sedan.
Can be seen anytime at Rt. 9, Box 3.
First road east of Krueger four cor
ners, 3rd house on the left. q65
12TH STREET
Salem's new
USED CAR CENTER
7 BIG CAR LOTS 7
Before you buy or sell come
out and see us.
STEVENS USED CARS
678 S. 12th Street
I2th Street Used Cars
688 South 12th Street
A. B. C. MOTORS
785 S. 12th Street
EVEtfSON MOTOR CO.
795 S. 12th Street
SQUARE DEAL USED CARS
U5S S. 12th Street
DICKS USED CARS
1890 S. 12th Street
CHEFPINO USED CARS
1898 S. 12th Street
q73
WOODRUM'S Trailer Shop, Hubbard. Ore
Ph 2603 Hubbard. We do all kinds -f
repair work on all makes of house
trailers, also new tops put on. and
painting. q63
HUDSON
SALES SERVICE - PARTS
Free estimates - overhauling - oody
and fender repair painting 'Give
Shrock a try and you'll know why "
SHROCK MOTOR OO
Phone 6502 Salem
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
All makes used motorcycles bought
old repaired
SHROCK MOTOR CO
Pbont 8502 flalem
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans,
city or fsim properties: loans made as
small as $500. See us about refinanc
ing your present contract or mortgage.
APPROVED CITY LOANS 414
G.I LOANS
ON NEW CONSTRUCTION 4
LEO N. CHILDS. INC.
REALTORS
344 State Street Phone 9261 r62'
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CKSDIT CO
fttb FLOOR -GUARDIAN HI.nO
License No U-159 8-154
$ MONEY $
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages ni
Contracts
STATE PTNANCE CO., REALTORS
Lie S-216 M-232 153 S High St r"
MONElT" FOR EVERY PURPOSE
IP YOU are capable of Building 10 to
100 houses Salem or vicinity during
1947 and need financial assistance.
Contact Us. We are also Interested In
financing one or two large apartment
house units.
STATE PINANCE CO Lie S216M223
153 & High St. Ph. 4121 r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
S-138 and M-338
and
ROY H SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
138 S. Commercial St, Tel, 8161,
FINANCIAL
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4'.?. and 5
YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
fend Becond Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO.
307 Pioneer Trust Bidg. Ph 7162 r
INCOME TAX LOANS
$25 O OR Ml'KE on signature, fur-
nltu-s or auto. No outsiders. Friends or
employer not notified. $8.38 a mo. re
pays 1100 loan In full In 15 mo. You
get full amour of oan. 4 out of 5 who
ask for a loan, gel It. Call today. Per
sonal Finance Co E. Oalllnser, Mcr
518 tat St. Room 125. Lie. 6-123
165. r63
Directory
ACCOUNTANTS
MONTHLY Bookkeeping service, including
balance sheet, tax returns. G. E. Crock
ett. Ph. 2-2629. 082
ACCOUNTING
INCOME TAX. GEN. ACCOUNTING,
AUDITS
CAIN'S ACCOUNTING Service Rm. IS1
Pacific bidg.. 518 State St. saiem, ore.
Ph 5990. Res. 6217. 077
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 5161
Brake St Wheel aligning specialist. o75a
Ari'LIAN'-E REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR. Ph. 2-5100
074
EXPERT BEND IX and commercial and
domestlo refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliances 333 Centur Ph. 4036
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house plans. Call 9631. o76'
AUTOMOTIVE
JUST A MILE from high prices. Delmar
Auto Refknishlng 3995 E. State St. Bol
Ss fender repairing, auto painting Ph
2-5913. Free estimates, all work guaran
teed. 3 day service. o76'
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day Phone 783B
Nliilit, 24417 333 Center.
BRICK WORK
BOCK& BRICK work Ph. 8840. 066'
BULLDOZERS
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush. Virgil Huskcy, 30a Fairvlew Ave.
Phone 23146. Salem. oSG
GLEASON'S Catering Service. Ph 25379
o64
CHIMNEY SW EEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
ENSLEY. 771 3. 21at. Ph. 7178. o77
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis. 1905 N. 19th St. Ph 4071. 063
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM D LIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 S. Church Phone 4711. o74
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery
Ph 7000. 175 N. High. J62'
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, button holes, hemstitch
ins buttons, buckles covered Altera
tions. 2395 N. 4th- Phone 3900. Mrs- H.
M Allen der. o64
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service.
Ph. 3056. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
076'
FLORIST
PETTYCREW'8 Greenhouse. 200 kinds of
plants In season. 1028 S. 12th. Ph.
25909 73
PEMBERTON'S FLOWER SHOP. 1980 S.
12th. o82-
BREITHAUPT'S for flowers Dial 9195 o'
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 3672 0
HAULING Farm products St bids, ma
terials Christ onsen Si Gilbert. 2445 is
Church Ph. 3-5021 o84
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R. WAT KINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free del.
1717 Center St. Phone 5395. o75
LEVELING AND DOZING
SILT St GRAVEL garden sand. Leveling
Ss dozing. Bosley Si Meyer. Ph. 3046 or
2-2160. 079
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MRS."P. U. HAUSER, 825 Saginaw. P7B28
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phono 4069.
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Qultar Mando
lin, banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 7569. o70
PAINTING. Call for Jack. 4001.
PAINTING AND decorating. Roy Hanson.
Ph. 25838. Rt. 1. Box 406-A. o78
PAINTING SERVICE. Competent work
manship. Reasonable rates. Prone 2-4895.
071
GOOD WORK, low prices. Chet Horn,
Phone 5313. 066
PAINTING AND PAPERIIANGING. Free
estimate. Ph 9513 857 Shipping. o63
PAINTING St PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492.
PATE RHA NG I N G
PAPERIIANGING St decorating. Ph. 5522.
. o73
EXPERT PAPERIIANGING. H. J. Wood
worth. Phone 3015. o82a
PLOWING St DISCING
GARDEN plowing Si discing. George Wil
son. Phont 58F15. o8C
PLUMBING
TLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Larry Traviss, 1029 Highland Ave. Ph,
8601. , 087
PRUNING A TREE TOrPING
PRUNING St tree topping. Ph. 7330. o68
RADIO TUBES
RAY MOORE. 3270 Portland Rd. Salem.
RADIO REPAIRING
QUICK, DEPENDABLE, saves you money
RAY MOORE. 3270 Portland Rd., Salem
O80
REFRIGERATORS
GENERAL RE FRIGE R AVION CO. Repair
St installation, commercial Si domestic
Ph. B963. 069
SAND Si GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL crushed rock Shovel &
dragline' excavating Walling Sand St
Oravei Co Phone 8561 o
SECRETARIAL
STENOGRAPHIC service,
ends. 8288
Eves., weck-
SEPTIC TANKS
SIIKE'S Cesspool Ss Septic Service, mod
ern equipment. 107Q Sim St. W Salem.
Ph 9468 or 5327 o75
KE NN E T II HAM E L, 1143 Tth St.. W a
lem. Ph. 7404 Guaranteed service. o84
SEW ERS
SEPTIC TANK drains cleaned. Ph. 9833.
1087 Elm. Jack Bocnlng. o82
RO TO-R OO T E R RE W E R SERVICErSew.
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate
Prompt service. Ph. 5327 or 9468. o81'
SIGNS AND SHO-CARDS
Eldoo Scott
076
Ph 3635
SPRAYINGAND PRUNING
SPRAYING AND" pruning. L
Phone 7900.
W Caudle
072
JANITOR SUPPLIES- J R Boone Chem
leal Co.. 1790 Fairgrounds Rd Ph. 21492
o63
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DISTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils coal. Driquels Trucks o
Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Linen
for housennd good to California points
Larmer Transfer Si Storage Ph. 3131 o
UP HOLSTER I N CJ
RECOVERING, tailored slipcovers, retln-
tshine and repairing furniture- Phone
J-4670 1310 MadlAOn 067
VACUUM' CLEANERS
HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER owners. w
will lervlce your Hoover cleaner com
plete for (3.50 plui part U required
Hogg Bros Ph 9149 o
WEATHER STRIPPING
FEE E est ima les.T P U LLMANTph. 59"fl5.
08 !
Market Quotations
Portland KasUide Market
Best luas of parsnips sold at II or
more at today's session of the Portland
EastMde Farmers Wholesale Produce
narKd.
Topped turnips were quoted at 75-B0c
luc.
Local tnd ir id-Columbia green onions
sold at 60-6jc a domi bunches.
Portland Preaace Excbeage
Butlerfat Tentative tsuoject to Imme
diate chance Premium quality maximum:
rtland 65-8c: first quality S3-6SC ID.;
:ond quality 78-"9c; valley routes and
country points 2c less than first, or 81-S3c.;
Butler wnolesale i.o.o. buik, as ,o
cube.i. AA. 93 score. 73c: A. 92 score, 73c: !
90 score. 71c: C 89 score, 69c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland'
wholesalers: Oregon singles 42-49C; Ore
gon loaf, 42-52c; triplets. 39-50Vic.
Ecsi To wholesaler A grade targe
45'.-46'iC. medium 43,a-44'Jc; small
(pullet). 41tt-42tt; B grade large. 38-43 Sic
43 Vic.
Ebss Purchases rtom termers. Current
receipts 37-41c. buyers pay 3-3'jC dot.
below wholesale quotations on graded
basis for best hennery egge
Portland Dairy Market
Butler Prices to retailers: Or. Je AA
carton, 78c: AA prints, 77c: A prints.
77c; A cartons 78c; B print, 7oc; one
fourth pa id cubes. 4 cent higher.
Eggs Prices to retailers, AA largr, 49
50c; A larse 47-48c; AA medium, 45c; A
mediums, 44-45c; A small, 44o dozen. Car
ton." 3 4c additional)
Cheese- -Prices to retailers Portland:
Orcnon singles. 43-54c lb.: Oregon loaf.
46-56c; triplets, 42'A-54c.
Poultry:
Live Chickens No I Leghorn broilers
1 to 2 lbs. 27c lb.; fryers 2 to 3 lbs.,
24-25c; 3 to 6 lbs.. 37-35c lb., ron.sten
4 lbs. and over 27-35ci roosters and stags
12- 15c lb.: co'ored nil weights, 2!)-30c.
Rabbit Average to retailers 48-aOo lb;
dressed prices lo producern 4;ir iryei
llvo white 20-340 lb.; colored. 17-21o ib
vEetahlni
Artichokes 4 don. S5.00-5.2S: 5 don.
(5.60-6.00; Cal. 4 doi. $4.50-4.75; 5 doz.,
(4.75-5.00.
AspnraRus Calif., No. 1, mediums, 29
30c: .small 27-29c: crnte, 110-10.50.
Beets Calif . bunched 4 dot.. b.5O-6.00
Broccoli 18 bunches, $4.25-4.75.
Urussei Sprouts (2-2. 2B
Cabbage Hound neaa. 80 Ib crate
small J2. 50-75; California crates. S3-3.7S;
red 10-15c !b.. California No. 1, $3.25-3.50;
kraut, $1.65-1.70.
Carrols Calif., 6 doi., $4.75-5.00; 50-lb.
sacks, $1-1.50.
Cauliflower Cal.. trimmed std. crates,
J2.25-2.j0; Rpseburg, Ore., (2.25 a crate.
Circ. bunch. $1.15-65. Track sale, $2.25.
Celery Heart material, 4-8 doz., $4.50
5.00. Pascal, crates, $5.50-75; std. crate,
Pascal, $5.00-5.50: sturdy crates, (5.50-6
Cucumber California hothouse, lugs.
(9-9. 20. Oregon hothouse. 3 doz.. $13-14.
Garlic Oregon white 25-30c lb.; Calif..
28-30c lb.
Lettuce Calif., -4 doz., 53.75-4.25; Track
sale. (3.00-3.25; Art?.., 4 doz., $3.50-3.85.
Dried Onions Oregon yellows. No. 1 and
larger, $2.35-2.50; mediums. (1.50-1.75;
tmck sale, mediums. $1.60; 3-inch, $2.25
2.35. Green Onions Calif.. 10 doz crates,
$6.35-50; local. 75-SOc doz. bunches.
Parsley Local 75-8oc dozen
Parsnips Local, $1.00-1.25 lug.
Peas -Imperial Valley. 30 Ib hampers.
$4 85-5; Calif, hampers. 14-15c lb.; Calif,
crates, 13-14c lb.: tubs, 28 lb., $4-4.25;
20 lb crates, (3.50-3.75; few high as $4.15.
Pepper Mexico. 45 Ib. $8.50-9: 10C
C 19-2llc lb : Calif. 45 lb 17-7.50: loose
1 23-25 cents. Track sale, (11.50 a 45 lb.
crnte
Potatoes Deschutes russets, No. 1
grades, (3.50-3.75 100 Ib. sack; 25-lb.
sacks. 95-98c. Bakers, S4.25-4.50: Yaki
ma. (3.30-3.40; Texas. Florida Bliss Tri
umphs No. 1-A. $3.25-3.50; No. 1-B. 43.20
3 25. Track sales, Bliss Triumphs, (3. Des
chutes No. 1. $3.25: Baker dlst., $2.90.
box. Local. The Dalles. $2.25-2.50.
Radishes Calif., (5.50-6. 10 doz. crates.
Rutabagas $1.15-1.35 lug
Spinach Calif., crates, 4 doz. bunches,
$3.50-2 75: Mid-Columbia (2.25-3.40 20 b.
box; local, The Dalles, $2.25-2.50.
Squash -DnniKT. tuns ti-i in. orange
boxes $3.50-2.75: Hubbard, Marblchead,
6-7o lb.; Calli., banann, 4-5c lb.; Calif.
Zucchini, (4.50-5.00 a 20 lb. lug.
Sweel Potatoes Callfornln Jersey. 20 ,b.
DIRECTORY
WHITTAKER'S WELDING WORKS. Ph.
5600 082
WELL DRILLING
CHESTER J. PUGH. Rt 2, Box 288B Ph
2;3412, Salern o76
J A. SNEED St SONS Well drilling-2505
Brooks St.. Salem, Phone 6809 070
WElXmULUNG " M D? Enloe. Rt. 6,
Box 575, Salem. 1 mile East of Lancaster
drive on Auburn rd. Ph, 25198. o82
WINDOW CLEANING
WINDOW CLEANING, floor
merctai St residential Ph
lem Window Service
raxing Com
3-1343 Ua
o63 ACME WINDOW CLEANERS Window
walls Si woodwork oleaned floors clean
ed waxed St polished Ph 3337 S47
Court uangdoo Oulbertsoo and Matber
PROFESSIONAL
CLEANING) SERVICE!
Phone4457
WOO DS AW1N G
r7B. Cross". Ph. 8178.
LODGES
Fraternal Order of Eagles meets
every Tuesday at 8 pjn. More than
a million members.
A Pacific Lodge No. 50, A.P. &
visN, A.M. M. M. Degree Friday,
A March 14, 7 p.m. 63'
LEGAL I
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
IIICKORV STRKKT FROM FIFTH
STREET TO MAPLE STREET
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Oregon,
deems it necessary and expedient and
hereby declares Its purpose and Inten
tion to improve Hickory street from the
east line of Fifth street to the west line
of Maplo street at the expense of the
abutting and adjacent property, except
the street and alley Intersections the
'xnenso of which will be assumed by the
city of Salem, by bringing said portion
of said street to the established grade,
constructing cement concrete curbs, and
paving r,ald portion of said street with
a 6-lnch Portland cement concrete pave
ment thirty feet wide, in accordance
with the plans and specifications there
for which were adopted by the common
ctiuncll March 5. 1947, which are now
on file in the office of the city re
corder and which hereby are made a
part of this notice
The co.nmon council hereby declares
Its purpose and Intention of making the
above described improvement by and
through the street improvement depart
ment. Bv order of the common council March
5. 1947:
ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder
Hate of first publication hereof is
Match II. 1047. 70
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be rerelvert by Mr.
Arthur Sportsman, Clerk at Sweet Home,
until March 31. 1947, 8:00 p.m. for the
Addition to the Sweet Home Union High
School, School District No. 2. Linn Coun
ty. Oregon, and wilt then and there be
opened and publicly read aloud. Bids
received alter the time fixed for open
ing will not be considered.
Plans, specifications and form of con
tract documents may be examined at the
office of Freeman and Haylip. Assoc.
Archts.. 304 Postal Building, Portland.
Oregon, and a set of said plans, specifi
cations and forms may be obtained at
the office of Mr. Arthur Sportsman. Clerk.
Sweet Home, Oregon, or at the office of
Freeman St Hay.illp, Assoc. Archla., 304
Postal Building, Portland, Oregon, upon
a deposit of 15.00 which will be refund
ed up on the return of the plans and
specifications within a reasonable time.
Ea h bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check, cashier's check or bid
bond 'with authorized surety company
a surety i made payable to the Owner
in the amount of not less than bcr of
the amount of the bid. Surety bond ior
bonds i will be required In accordance
with the terms of the contract documents.
The School District No. 2, Linn County.
Oregon, reserves the right to reject any
or all bids and to waive informalities.
No bidder may withdraw his bid after
the hour st for the openings thereof
or before award of contract, unless said
award i delayed for a period exceeding
30 davx.
MR. ARTHUR BPORTBMAN, Clerk
First publication March 13. 1947.
Becond publication March 20, 1947.
basket. (5-5.25: Calif.. Louisiana yams.
!4. 50-4. 75. Texas. 14.00-4.15.
Tomatoes Repacked, (5.50-75; Mexican,
as is, repacked. (5.25-50; 30 tubs, $4-
4 20: asking $5.25-5.50 on track.
Turnip Bunches, $1.10-25 doz. bunches.
$1 35-50 Iur: Calif., bunches, $1.25-1.50.
resh Fruit:
Apples Oregon delicious. I. St I.. $4-4.35
box. choice $3 75-85; Ortleys. w. and v.
comb, grade. (3 15-25; Newtona. ( and. f..
$1.75-2; w and p.. (4-4 25.
Avoeidi Caiitorm feurtes. sizes
JO 24. 30 (4-4.35 box; choice. (3.75-85.
Bananas - Bunched. (3 25-3.50: eut
hands, (12.00-13.50 a 100 lbs.
Datei Calif. 24, 4 OS pkgs. $4.85-8.
firaprfrull Texax pinks, 80'3-96's. I
(4.75-5.75; small. (4.00-4 25.
Lemon Calif., 300-360'S. (7.50-7.95;
432 .S. (6.00-6.25.
Li roe California 13 ' tuba of 9 limes I
$2.75-3.00
Oranges California navels. 200' and
larger. 6.35-6 60; 352 s and smaller, (5.40-1
5.60: 28B's and smaller, (4.50-5.
Pears D' An ou, (4.75-65. wrapped and
packed; oose. (3.35: Boso, loose. (2.75-3:
Yakima. S3-3 35
Perilmmoni Calif, lugs. 13.25-3.50
Pineapples Cuban, 9-12's, (4.40-50.
Rhubarb Extra tanry. S2.40-50; fancy.
$2.00-10: choice (1.75-80; Sumner, Wash.,
hothouse, 15c lb.
U u In re Lorn! 2U-3C tu
Packed Vegetables Cellophane wrapped
a dorrn Broccoli 13 oz,. (1.75-1.85: spin
ach, 24 l2-o?,. (2.15-25; br asset) sprouts.
8-oz. (2.30-35.
Grlle Cloves 30 l-os packages. (1.05-
1.75
Dressed Meatit
Veal Heavy top quality 26c; top qual
ity light. 30-320 lb.; B. 24-26c: O. 22-24c:
cull, 18-20C lb.
Hnes - Block butchers, packer style,
125-160 lbs , 37-38r: over 213 lbs., 36-3 1c:
sows, all weights, 30-3.Sc lb.
Lambs AA, 38-40c: A, 37-38C! B, 34-36c
C. 28-30C
Mutton 10-15o lb., according to quality
and weight
Beef Best quality, 30-32ci B. 25-28ci
O. 20-22c: canner and cutter, IB-19CJ bo
.ogna bulls. 25-26c.
Wool Caseara Unrki
Cnseara Bnrk Green 8-8SC1 dry. 30e
Wool Valley coarse and medium
trades 45c lb
Molialr -40c lb on 12-mnnth growth
Hides Green beef, 12-13c; calves, 43c
lb. Kip hides. 23c.
Rendered Innllble Fa ta 120 Ib
The ebove prices quoted to the whole
sale trade are FO.B shipping points
Delivered eastern price Is generally m
cents higher than POJl. plant quota
tions Chtrago Livestock
Chiraco, March 13 Tt fUSIIAl Sal
able hogs 5000, total 8000: moMly steady:
top 28.00 but little above 27.75; hulk
Kood and choice 180-260; pounds 27.25
27.75: 260-300 pounds 26.75-27.50; few 300
400 pounds 26.25-27.00: sows steady: hulk
good and choire 34.00-24.25; few choice
lightweights 24.50.
Salable cattle 6000. total 6300; salable
calvf.s BOO. total 800: slow: ktllniK clnssi-s
mostly steady; medium and good beef
cows steady lo weak: bulls about steady;
load low-choice 1290 pound fed steers
26.00; load 1150 lb weights held slightly
higher; average-medium to top-good Mcers
and yearlings weighing 1 100 lb 20.50
25.00: choice 975 lb fed heifers 35.50; most
medium and good beef cows 13.50-16.50;
few strictly good cows tip to 17.50: din
ners and cutters 10.35-12.25; ftood weighty
sausme and beef bulls 16.00-35; lew lfl.50:
vcalcra steady to 1.00 lower at 16.00
down; only add head choice 26.00; stock
cattle continue very scarce.
Salable sheen 40000. total 4300: bid
ding. 23.25-50 on good and choice led
wooled lambs: held fully steady at 23.75
and better load mostly good and rhoico
111 lb fed wooled lambs with muddy
fleeces 23.10; package good and choire
yearling wethers steady at 30,00; with
"few yearlings ewes at 18.00; slaughter
ewes steady; few good to choice 10.00.
Pnrttand Grain
Portland. Ore., March 13 (Tf Wheat
futures not quoted.
Cash grain: Oats No. 2-3H lb. white
09.00.
Br.rley No. 2-45 lb. b.w. 65.00.
Flaxseed 8.50.
Cash wheat (bid!: Soft while 2.32; soft
white (excluding rexi 2.33. White club
2.33. Western red 2.33.
Herd red winter: Ordinary 2.33: 10 per
cent 2.37; 11 percent 2.45; 12 percent 2.55.
Hard white Baart: 10 percent 2.40; 11
percent 2.43; 12 percent 2.52.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 8: barley
1; flour 5; corn 4; oats 1; mlllfecd 7.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore., March 1.1 (UHt Llveslork:
Cattle salable 200, Calves 50. Market
less active, but early sales about steady.
Few medium steers 19.00-24.00. Ooort
steers held above 22.50. One sizeable lot
660-lb mixed steers and heifers 21.00.
Lightly sorted at 20.00. Medium heifers
17.00-17.50. Canner and cutter cows
10.00-13.00. Fat dairy-type cows 13.50
15 50. Medium sausage bulls 13.50-14. 5U.
Medium good beef bulls to 16.50. Choire
vcalers scarce, quotable to 26.00. Few
common to medium grades steady at
16.50-22.00.
Hogs salable 50. Market slow. Few
sales s'.cady. Odd good to choice 210-lb
butchers 28.50. Medium to good sows
23.00-24.50. Good to choice feeder pius
quotable 26.50-27.50.
Sheep salable and total 50. Good to
choice wooled lambs scarce early. Sal
able around 21.50. Oood to choice ewes
quotable from 8.50-9.00.
Mrs. Kenneth Mason
Dead of Rifle Shot
Mrs. Kenneth Mason, 29, was
found dead from a gunshot
wound about 8:45 o'clock Thurs
day morning at the home the
Masons had just bought and
moved into at 2200 Laurel ave
nue. A .22-calibre rifle was
near the body. Police and the
coroner are investigating on the
presumption that the death was
by suicide.
The body was found in the
kitchen by her husband, Virgil
Kenneth Mason, when he arose
from bed. Mason is employed at
the Salem post office. Their
small daughter, 5 years old, was
at the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ecker, 1529
North Fourth street.
Mason could give no reason
for her taking her own life, but
said she had been despondent
for some time. They had just
purchased the home and it was
the first night spent there.
Navesink Light, N. J., with 25
million candlepowcr, was for.
merly the most brilliant light
house in the U.S.; it now oper
ates at 5000 candlepowcr.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
Doctore ear roqrkldner contain IS mllei
of tiny tube or Alters which help tn purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When ther e1
tired and don't work right in the daytime,
many people have to set up nights. Frequent
orgcantjpejaaKeswith smarting and burning
aomeUmeg showa there if tome thing wroruf
with your kidneye or bladder. Doa't neitleol
this condition and losovaiuable, reetf ul steep
When disorder of kidney function permiU
poisonoua matter to remain in your blood, il
may also cause nagiring backache, rheumatia
pains, lee; pains, loss of pep and enertry,
a well in, puffin ta under the eyes, headaches
Uid dlxiinest.
Don't wait! Ask your drutrgfit for Doan'l
Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 60 years. Doan's give
happy relif and will help the 16 miles of
kidney tubes flush out poiionoua waste from
your blood. Get Doaa'e Pills.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Grain Futures
Show Advance
Chicago, March 13 (P) Grains
advanced sharply in the latter
part of the trading session on
the board of trade today. Wheat
and corn moved ahead under
persistent buying.
Export interests were good
buyers of corn. Oats tended to
lag.
Wheat closed 4U-814 higher,
March S2.69'2, corn was 54
6'.R higher, March S1.71-S1.71 Vs,
and oats 1 b to 5 cents higher,
March 97',8-98I4.
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, March 13 f.-T)
Cautious stock market opera
tions, stemming from uncertain
tics, surrounding the adminis
tration's new foreign program,
today brought one of the lowest
sessions of the past year al
though prices generally were on
the upside. While declines were
plentiful, plus marks predomin
ated near the close. Transfers
tapered to around 650,000
shares.
Rising inclination were exhi
bited by Santa Fc, Pennsylvania
Railroad, Atlantic Coast Line,
Pullman, Virginia-Carolina Che
mical common and preferred,
Montgomery Ward, Douglas
Aircraft, Boeing, U. S. Gypsum,
Eastman Kodak, Owens, Illi
nois, Sunray Oil, Goodyear and
American Smelting.
School Bill
(Continued from Page 1)
for the federal social security
board and Frank Sever, legal
advisor to the tax committees of
the legislature.
An opinion of the supreme
court, holding that county aa
thorities were not required to
levy funds for public welfare as
directed by the state welfare
board but in accordance with
the financial ability of the
county, brought about need for
a uniform method of meeting
federal requirements to insure
federal aid to the stale.
Members of the subcommit
tee include Mr. Sever, Kimmel
Starr and Miller and Miss How
ard. It is expected that a bill
will be ready for submission
to the ways and means commit
tee by Saturday.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Balem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Rovlscd
dally.)
Retail Prices
Rabbit Feeds Pellet. 13.95 cwt.
Fx Mash 14.40 cwt.
Dairy Feed $3 55 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. 1 28c
lb.; No. 3. 24c; Colored fryer. No. 1. 10c
Ib
Ebks
Buyer' Prleei White and Brown extra
targe grade A 42c; med., 37c; standards,
3 Be dozen, pullets, 30c; crax, 30c.
Wholesale Price Large. 44o dozen, med
Biiller Wholesale A, 77c.
Retail Grade A. R2c.
Butterf at Premium, B3c; No. 1, 82c;
No. 2, 78C.
Hogs are reasonably safe from
poisonous snake.i because of
their thick skin and layers of fat
under the skin.
Births, Deaths
Death
Fred Bar
Fied Bay, late resident of Warrington,
Oregon, at a local hospital. February 22
Survived by a brother, W. E. Bay ol
Carlln, Nev. Graveside services will br
held Friday, March 14, at 10:10 a.m. at
L lie IOOF cemetery. Direction Clough-Bar
rick compa'.iv.
Mrs. Op.il Mar on
Mrs. Opal Mason, at the residence,
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305 South Cottage Street
Salem,
Thursday, Mar. 13, 1947 19
2200 Laurel avenue, March 13. Survived
by her husband, Virgil K. Mason of Sa
lem: a daughter, Meredith Mason of Sa
lt m: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ecker
of Salem: and two sisters. Announce
ment of services later by dough-Bar-nek
company.
Ira Baker
Ira Baker, late resident of Liberty,
Oregon, at a local hospital, Monday,
March 10. Announcement ol services la
ter by Clough-Barrick company.
Mrs. Betty Lewis
Mrs. Betty Lewis, at 11 SO Third street.
West Salem, Tuesday. March 11. Mother
of Mrs. Jim Harris ol Carlsbad. Calif.,
and sister ol Charles Colman of Scio,
Oregon. Also survived by one grandchild.
Annouiiccm-ii. of services later by
Cluugh-Barrick company.
Fred Klinshell
In thi city March 12. Fred Klinsbell,
late resident of route 5, box 252, Salem,
at the age o' 64 years. Survived by his
wife. Mrs. Emma K. Kllngbell: and five
sisters, Mrv H.iUie Loomis and Mra,
Groice Nelson of Enderland, N.D., Mrs.
Charles Pike of Superior, Wise. Mrs. Art
Tupner of Santa Cruz. Calif., and Mrs.
Alvena Midland of St. Paul, Minn. An
nouncement ol services later by W. T.
Rlgdon company.
51 ra .Mary Lou Glasgow
Mrs. Mary Lou Glaaow. at the rent
rirnce at 12)5 Nonh 16th street, Wednes
day. March 12. Survived by a brother,
Gtorge W. Ashman of Lebanon, and sev
eral nieces and nephews. Services will
be held al the Clough-Barrick chapel Fri
day. March 14. at 3 p.m. with Rev.
Charles Caiter officiating. Interment in
the Lee Mission cemetery.
Mrs. Regena Fautner
SUverton Mrs. Itenena Fautner. 58,
died at the hospital Wednesday night.
She came here from Canada 23 years ago.
She was born In Ru&sln, March 31,
1889. Survlng are the husband, John
Fautner and a cousin, Mrs. J. S. Cun
ningham, of Portland. Recitation of the
rosary Friday night at 8 o'clock at Un
ger's mortuary. Mt. Angel, with funeral
services from St. Mary's Catholic church
Saturday at 0 o'rlock and final rite
at Calvary cemetery. Mt. Anjei, unuer
tho direction of linger.
Vernon Dixon
Kiivrtnn Fimernl services for Vernon
Dixon, who died March 8. will be held
from the memorial chapel oi tne k-k-
an funeral home Saturday ai ociock.
Rev. B. F. Browning olltclating ana
burial la the SUverton cemetery.
Mrs. Minnie Maeke
aiavtort Death claimed Mrs. Minnie
Mackey, 88, a pioneer woman of the Black
Hills In South Dakola. at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. John Konola in Lead, fi. D.,
February 26 lollowing a long Illness. Mrs.
Mackey had many relatives In Marion
ounty. Born n Kuurtane, uniana, way
25. 1861, she migrated to America in 1891,
settling in the Snoma community. Thero
she was married to William Mackey. who
died in 1316. She was a member of the
Apostolic Lutheran church. Funeral serv
ices were held In Snoma on Sunday,
March 2. with burial in the cemetery
there. She is survived by five daughters,
Mrs. Emil Hapsen, Lend. S.D.: Mra. Edwin
Prothro. Detroit. Mich.; Mrs. Joe Burch,
Stayton. Oregon: Mrs. C. C. Flnley, Mis
souri Valley. Iowa: Mrs. Kunola; two sons.
Ccrbett Mackey. Newell, S. D.; and Matt
Mackey. Cedar Blulis, Neo.; aiso jl
grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Fltiaheth llrnnles
Turner Mrs Elizabeth Hennlcs. wile ol
the late Louis E. Hennirs, died in a con
valescent home near Turner March 9.'
Elizabeth Weber was born October 30. 1868,
In Prlmros-. Iowa. In 1893 she married
Louis E. Hennles. Coming to Oregon In
l they located on a farm near Turner.
They remained there 35 years, observing
their golden wedding anniversary in 1043.
Mr. Hennles died In 1944. She is survived
by three sons, Elmer of Hemet, Calif.;
Albert and Louis of Turner; a dauit liter,
Mary Standley Turner, and 10 grandchil
dren. The body was cremated. ' '
Mrs. fienrgia Anderson
Albany Mrs. Or org la Anderson, 57.
route 3, Albir.y, died at the Albany Gen
eral hospital Tuesday. Funeral services
tire to be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the
Haley Methodist church. Burial will tie
In the Pine Drove cemetery. The Fisher
funeral home will conduct the services.
Mrs. Anderson was born In Halsey Janu
ary 15, 1890. She has made her home in
Albany for (ho past 30 years. She Is sur
vived by her husband. Samuel Anderson,
Alva C. Lecper, Swiss Home, Is a brother.
Rose M. Cairn
Portland At her home here March 10,
Rase M. Cairo, former resident of Salem,
Oregon, and daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ziclmskl of Salem. Surviv
ing are her husband, Gene Cairo of Port
land: two nous. Gene Cairo, Jr., of Port
land; Edward Cairo of Portland and now
a student at Willamette university; three
.sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Domogalla, Mrs.
Ap.nes Flelin and Mrs. Cecelia Fielln. fll
of Salem: and aix brothers, Joseph Zlel-
mskl. Bert Zleltnski. B. C. Zlellnskl. Ed
ward Zlellnskl and Paul Zlellnskl, all of
Sh.rm, and Marl In Zlellnaki of Los An
geles. Recitation of the rosary at the
McOlnnts and Wllhelm chapel at 8037 S.E.
Mllwaukle, Thursday, March 13. at 7 p.m.
Renuiem mass at the St. Agatha church
at S.E. 15th and Nehalem streets Friday,
March 14, at 10 a.m.
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