id.
TS
Km
OR 8A1E MISCELLANEOUS
t)R BALE or trade: O.E. refrigerator,
westinghouse elec. sewing machine,
'Garod radio, phono combination, elec.
'vacuum cleaner, elec. stove. Ice box,
elec. wash. mach. 34 Park Ave., go
out Center, turn left on Park. nl04
'1ARGE oak desk and office chair, $40.00.
.ha H Canital. Ph. 8218. 11104
NEW TABLE model radio 115.00, battery
set ia.u, ibi,uiu -u...-jters
125.00, electric guitar 145.00. re
corder 1150.00, generated flashlights $3,
battery phone sets $10.00, and radio
tube moat ill types. Freetag Radio
Shop, 721 South 12th, Balem, Oregon.
nlf4
VACUUM CLEANERS (tanks and up
rights) with attachment.
EUREKA
GENERAL ELECTRIC
PREMIER DUPLEX
WESTINOHOUSE
UNIVERSAL
BEE-VAC
FILTER QUEEN
McCALLISTER
Trade In allowance, easy terms.
VINCE'S ELECTRIC
157 S. Liberty St. Salem, Ore. nl27
10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 68 gallon water heaters
lor lmmeaiate aewvcry.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Ltbrrty'St. nl26'
vir.RTCRAWLERS. 3493 State. Bremmer.
nl23
CANNING (I quart) pressure cookers.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26'
wnoo SAW for sale. Mounted on truck.
H. B. Cross. 1145 N. 17th. nl04
K'n WAXING required with transpar
ent Plastl-Kote for drain boards, floors.
furniture.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!20'
FIKON DUCK setting egas.
Green Apple Market, 3 ml.
pass B9E.
$1.00 dos.
N. Under-
nl04
ELECTRIC WIRE, 12-2 and 14-2 loom.
i1 QRR N. T.lhertv St. nl28
lAN'O, ASCHENBACH uprlaht, excellent
condition. Miner rryer, ion ugio oi.,
Woodburn. Ore. nl04
ELECTRIC floor polishers. Ideal for norm
or store.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
a 55 North Liberty. n 1 06
FRUIT AND nut tree, shade trees, flow
ering shrubs, strawberry plants, root
stock of all kinds now available In the
shrubbery department of Wards Farm
Store, High and Trade Bts Salem. nl02
METAL IRONING boards, pads Sz covers,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
ONE TENOR banjo and one guitar, each
with case. Clarence Skaug, 1365 North
4th St., Salem. . nlQ4
BEAT YOUR home electrically It's con
venlent, clean economical Set us fo:
(re estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE DO
256 N Liberty a
GIRL'S JUNIOR World bicycle. Good con
dition. Gene's Bicycle Shop, W. Salem
ni04
ELECTRl"", AUTOMATIC, Sidearm water
heaters. lasten to your present tang
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
WHITE COAT, all wool, satin lined, worn
3 times, size 16, sacrifice. 10 Abrams
Ave. nl04
westinghouse refrigerator. 30 ou.
Ideal for restaurant, grocery or large
farm home.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 Nortti Liberty. nl03'
BABY CHICKS, $18.50 per hundred,
Wards Farm Store, High and Trade Sti.,
Salem. niua
LAWN CARTS, lawn edit era, hand
vators and hoes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
FULLER brushes
1745 Orant. Ph. 8357.
nll4
washable. ONE coat Palletone
walls, ceilings, and wallpaper, dries
In one hour.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. 1)136'
FOR SALB-Blue Tag Marshall Straw
hnrrv nlnnta certified by Oregon State
college. It pays to plant the best. We
are contracting additional strawberry
. acreage. Phone 6502 or write United
Growers, Inc., Salem, Oregon. n!03
RADIOS. RECORD players, recorders lor
. immediate delivery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl28
ELECTROLUX cleaner St air purifier. Now
available. Complete with all attach
ments. $69.75 Home demonstration giv
en. 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. nl08
SUN (ULTRA violet) lamps. Heat (infra
red lamps And heating pads.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26"
RIVER SILT. Phone 35912. n
ELECTRIC BLANKETS lor immediate de
livery. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl28
WE BUY & sell furniture tools, itovei
dishes motors radios, electric appli
ances household goods tCLIQMANS
385 N Commercial Phone 9885 n1
PIN-UP AND table lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets. 175
S. Hteh. Phone 6088. n!06
HOTPLATES. SINGLE and two burner.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl 28J
ELEC'iRIC 43 Eflllon water heater I7B.60
TA. 4314. Portland nl08
ELECTRIC FANSt desk and pedestal, for
offices, garages, restaurants, lodge
rooms, canneries. Kitchen and Indus
trial exhaust fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
C E WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines
Patts . all makes Pinking shearr
ground Ph 5765 1940 N 18th n!02
REGRIGERATOR ICE trays, rubber k
aluminum.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26'
GARDEN sand gravel crusbed rock
Shovel ft drag-line excavating WALL
. INQ SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 65
STOP "DEEDING your lawn, try Weed-No-More.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
. 255 N. Liberty St. 0126
VHOT WATER tank, furnace, trash burn
J rr. $70. Plaster board 3000 ft. 3c ft.
R 3000 ft. lumber 2X4 Se 2x8, rafters, 3000
ft. flooring $55 thousand. 6x8, 2000 ft.
135 thousand. 144 Center St. H. Millar.
nl03
8fl CHERRY TOPPING ladders, from" 16 ft.
to 23 ft. long, 3.M each. Ph. 6369 eve.
nl03'
COFFEE TABLE, excl. cond; desk, vanity
bench, magazine table, bedside table,
wall mirror, floor lamp, 4 slice toaster.
After 7 p.m. at 735 Brey's Ave. nl03
PREWAR DAVENPORT it Chair. Perfect
cond. Call 8970. 103'
TILER FROZEN food cabinets. Whole
sale price. 195 S. 34th. nl06
RCLLER birds for $25, Ph. 4294. nl03'
BLUE 9x12 Axmlnster Smith all wool
rug. Good cond. Ph. 3656. H103
GOOD PADDED saddle, bridle with hackl
more, curved bit, complete, $45.00. Ph.
4993. 4 ml. N. Of Swegle school. nl03
TRAILER HOUSE for sale. 940 N. Com'.
nl03
DAVENPORThalr; walnut dining t able,
6 chairs; 9x13 rug St pad; 7x9 Wilton
rug; kitchen table, 4 chairs. 925 N.
Winter. nl02
M FAT WHITE FACE beef, Inspected.
Phone 33639. Bl
TWO FORMALS, one dinner dress, scarce
ly worn. Smart, half priced. Ph. 31132.
ni04
WHITE PORCELAIN wood range with oil
burner. $60. Ph. 24B77. nl03
WESTINGHOUSE DDT bug bombs, type
used by armed forces. Kills flies, mo
squitoes, cockroaches Se related insects
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl36'
FIRTEX Upson board, 13x24, 16x33. 1
ft. x 8 ft.. 16x8 St 4x8. Rt. 7 Box 431L
McCain off Silverton Rd., Salem. nl03'
FARMERS, ATTENTION. Westinghouse.
automatic electric milk cooler. 60 gal.
capacity.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl36
M LB. Ice box. toilet bowls, sink. 3335
Portland Rd. After 6, nl06
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ROSE MOnAIR Frieze davenport, chair
and ottoman. Coco Cola box, holds 60
lbs. Ice, kitchen step stool, Carey
steam cooker, 4 light fixtures. E. V.
Ayle, 1908 N. Summer. nl03
FARMERS ATTENTION. Clean Easy por
table Se trackater milking machines.
i YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
DAVENPORT chair set. Dining table St
6 chairs. 3 piece bdrm. suite. End ta
bles. All new. 44 Abrams Ave. nl02
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED : USED sawdust furnace, com
plete. 2250 N. Commercial, Salem. nal04
WANT GOOD used refrigerator. Ph. 24381.
. nam
WAN : Burlap and cotton bags, all
kinds. Willis Kelley. Ph. 2319B. naiao'
USED FURNITURE Phone flit b'
PERSONAL
READING. Know the truth. 3381 State.
pioo
PROFESSIONAL ADvTsFlT Well known
bv former name "Martin." Appts,
dally, 1 p.m. to 0 p.m. 1271 Chemeketa
street. ' plM
aXcOHOLICB ANONYMOUS. P.O. Box 724.
p27
AUTOMOBILES
into PLY. 5 pass. Coupe. R. St H. Excel
lent condition. Inquire at Lipstick
Beauty-Shop. 1873 State Street. Q105
'il HARLEY Davidson. A26 Monmouth
St. Monmouth. Ore. Q.104
Lonr.iNfi TRUCK and trailer for sale,
1943-K-7-Internatlonal. less than 20.-
000 miles. 1841 Fruehauf Tandem Trail
er. Eleven miles North Salem on 219
Haw. Lee's Texaco Oarage. Price $4500.
A-sk for A. L. Churchman. 0.104
DIXIE FLYER trailer house, 19 ft., sips,
4. Butnnn ranne. A-l condition. 30 Wil
liams Ave. U07
I DM CHEV. sedan. Nice appearance. Runs
well. Ph. B306 or see owner alter o p.m.
348 E. Myers. St. 0.104
FOR SALE: 1939 Studebaker Champion
sedan. A-I condition, seal beam lights,
radio, heater, six tiri-s. Price reduced
to (850. 11 miles south on 99E. C.
Rinne, Route 1 Box 56, Jefferson, Ore.
ql04
'Si CHEVROLET Coupe, Just overhauled,
J275. Ph. 23F2. Q1U
FOR SALE: Fordson tractor, steel wheels,
1st house on Sunnyview w. oi Holly
wood Dr. 0.103
WILL TRADE 1937 Chrysler Royal Phae
ton. (4 dr. conv.) with new rust paint
Job. Excel, tires, For best offer In 3
or 4 dr. sedan or will take cash, Ph,
21602 or inquire 380 S. 23rd. ql06'
'41 Yi ton Ford pickup, 4 meed trans. Call
after 6 p.m. or ph. 24451 for appoint
ment. 245' Union St. across alley, Capns
Used Cars. 0.103
GOOD BUY IN CAR
1910 OLDS 4 dr, 8 cylinder. Good radio
Se heater, looks St runs good. Can be
seen at 1326 State St. 11050. ql02
NICE CLEAN Chev. couple. Better than
averrge. $395. 641 N. 16th. c.103
1041 HARLEY Davidson, foot shift, bud
dy seat, excel, cond., 410 Ford St. Will
trade lor car. c.103
'37 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. sedan, 3155 Sunny
view Ave. 0.103
FOR SALE or trade: '41 Ford sedan. Model
A Ford sedan. 34 Park avenue, go out
Center, turn left on Parte. qio
MUST SELL, 1035 Pontlac 6, tudor, $305,
Ph. 7372 eves after 6 through Friday.
ql04
'42 FORD,
St.
i ton pickup, clean, 3383 State
ql04
FO", SALE: 5 pass. '37 Hudson Terra
Plane "6." 56.500 act. mileage. Orlg. fin
ish, good tires, R. St H 100 miles on
motor overhaul including new plugs,
coll, dlstr., carburetor. (Must sell.) 1625
or best cash offer, 507 N. 19th. Ph.
24045. 4103
WANT TO buy good '37 or '3B Chev. Stand
ard Coupe or Sedan. Ph. 3300. ql03
FOR SALE: 1037 4-door Dodge sedan.
New paint, battery, rings. Heater. Very
good rubber. 1516 N. 16th Bt. after
5:00 p.m. q!02
FOR SALE or trade, 1940 8uper-8 Bulck
sedan. Phone 24387. ql02
MOD., ALL METAL, factory built trailer
house, Elec. oraxes, Butane range, un
circulating heater. Masonlte Interior,
Insulated. 1220 Troy. 1 ml. N. Aluminum
plant off Cherry Ave. qW3
WANTED to buy late model car, Inquire
at Hayesvllle Auto court, rn. a t.
Will pay cash. ql03
40 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan, very nice.
'46 Pontlac Deluxe 4-Door, like new.
Long Car Sales, B. First St., Silverton.
H02
CLEARANCE OF LATE MODEL TRUCKS
tH41 REO heavy duty, thoroughly recon
ditioned And guaranteed 11875.00
IB40 INTERNATIONAL 3-3 ton cab-over,
thoroughly reconditioned. This In
ternational has a brownllpe nd
stock body ,....$1650.00
1841 INTERNATIONAL K-5 with stock
body thoroughly - reconditioned.
11200.00
1987 G.M.C. with 1941 motor In It, re
conditioned 1 960.00
THESE TRUCKS carry our warranty, if
you want a real good reconditioned used
truck, now Is the time to buy.
.'AM5S H. MADEN COMPANY
2955 Silverton Road
Salem. Oregon Phone' 24123 q
FOR SALE: 32 V-8 coupe. '38 motor. Ex
cellent condition. Ph. 4587 or 3347
Breyman St. ql03
GOOD, CLEAN USED CARS
PRICED RIOHT
lim BUICK 4 dr. sedan,
1036 CHRYSLER 6 4 dr. sedan.
11)37 HUDSON coupe. R & H.
SEE YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER
TEAOUE MOTOR CO.
355 N. Liberty Ph, 7001 q05
'87 FORD V-8 pickup. 1060 8. 14th after
5 p.m. week days. ql03
SILVER DOME trailer house, 34-ft. birch
finish, butane equipped, Duo-therm
heat, Winchester dolly, good tires In
excellent condition. L. D. Bcott, Rt.
8. Box 810, M mile west of Keleer
school. . ql04
'sTfORD la ton dump truck. Ph. 32388.
ql02
'86 OLDS conv,, clean, R.
R. Rt. 8,
Box 1522. Ph. 32835 after 4 p.m.
ql02
NEW FACTORY built Chevrolet Hat bed
with stakes, fit 160-ln. wheelbase truck.
Merrltt Truax, 205 Columbia. Ph. 24169.
ql02
DeSOTO Sedan good as new.
Ph. 6139
ql02
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
8AIJE8 - SERVICE - PARTS
All makes used motorcycles bought -sold
- repaired ,
SHROCK MOTOR CO
Pbont 8503 Salem
HUDSON
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
Free estimates - overhauling oody
and fender repair painting "Give
Bhrock a try and you'll know why."
SHROCK MOTOR CO
Phone 8503 Salem
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans,
city or farm properties; loans made as
small as 1300. See us about refinanc
ing your present contract or mortgage.
APPROVED CITY LOANS AVt
O.I. LOANS
ON NEW CONSTRUCTION, 4
LEO N. CHILDS. INC.
REALTORS
344 State Street, Phone 9261. Tl04
MONEY FOR EVERY PURPOSE
IF VOU are eapable of building 10 to
100 bouses Balem or vicinity during
1947 and oeed financial assistance.
Contact Us. We are also Interested in
financing one or two larga apartment
house units.
STATE FINANCE CO.. Lie 8216M333
163 & Blgb St. Ph. 4131 r
PARM AND CITY LOANS
and 5
fOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate OontracU
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO
307 Pioneer Trust Bide Ph 7162
Real Estate Loans
Farm City New Construction
b
A N Duncan
U-14 Ladd & Bush Bant Bidg.
Phon 9651
FINANCIAL
tVi PERCENT money for loan on new
or aireaay omw mooern nome nj
w: r In the Willamette valley. 10 to
35 year repayment plan. Also plenty
of money foi building modern homes,
financed during construction.
STATE FINANCE CO., 153 6. High St.
ADTO LOAN!
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO
Stb FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO)
LlctPU NO. M-1M HM
I MONEY I
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
Wf Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
Contract
STATE FINANCE CO.. REALTOR
Lie S-216 M-322 153 S High St r
WE LIKE to make LOANS
WE LIKE to say "Yes" to loan request.
because making loan of t25 to 1250 or
more Is our ONLY business. Phone or
vlilt Personal Finance Co.. You can get
a loan from your "Yes Man" In Just
1-vlslt Call today.
S18 State St.. Rm. 125, Salem
Ph. 3191 E. Oalllnger, Mgr.
I 3. 8. 133 M. 165 rl05
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER for sal first mortgages on
improved real estate, eaiem ana vicin
ity, amount! $500 to $5000. NET In
vestors 6 pet. interest. Make your own
selection. Collections of all principal
and Interest payments made by ua
without charge to the Investors.
STATE FINANCE CO, 153 8. High St.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
8-138 and U-33t
and
ROY H SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
138 8 Commercial St Tel 916S
Directory
ACCOUNTING
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestic refrigeration service Ralph
Johnson Appliances 333 Center Ph 4036
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR.
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house plans. Call 9621. ol03
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANER. 275 8 Com'l. Ph. 611
Brake St Wheel aligning specialist
ol27
AUTOMOTIVE
COrV. MOTOR overhaul, auto mech. serv
ice. Body and fender, free estimate!,
reasonable. Ph. 6313. 642 N. High.
ollt
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day Phoat 16,38
Night. 24417 333 Center.
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush, virgii h us key. aoa rairview Ave
Phone 23146, Salem. O108
GLEASON'S Catering Service.
Ph. 25370
0118'
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Ph. 4071. 0115'
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned,
ENSLEY, 771 S. 21st St. Ph. 7176. Ol03
CONTRACTING
NEW IIOMES. New roofs and alteration!.
1 to 3 years to pay. Kani Construe'
tlon Co. Ph. 4830 or 36106. oll8'
DECORATING
DECORATING St general repair. Ph 5532.
O103
DE'IVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service
145 S. Church. Phone 4711. 0128'
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery.
Ph. 7 00 175 N. High. oll4
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, tailoring and alterations.
Brooks Trailer Camp, 1084 State St.
ol26
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH, MOTII EXTERMINATOR
servicfi. Ph. 3056. Lee Gross. 1260 N. 17th
0102
PEMBERTON'S FLOWER Shop. 1980 6
12th. Phone 23346. om-
BREITHAUPT'S for (lowers Dial B196 a
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME Ph JB73 O
FURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED: Furniture to glue and repair
Lee Bros.. 4020. E Stat. Ph. 31233
0153
NEWTON'S light pickup & delivery. Haul
ing of all kinds. Household moving.
Fully Insured. Phone 22812, ol3
TRUCK SERVICE, moving and hauling
Arthur McCleiiar Phone 3360. oioa-
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R. WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free 1e!
1717 Center Bt. Phone 5395. 0127-
LANDSCAPING
LEVELING A DOZING
JOHNSON A BRIGGS, building streets ft
roads. Ph. 8035. Salem. qlal
LUMBER
LUMBER, custom planing and car load
ing. Lumber Industries, Inc.. success
ors to H. St 8 Lumber Co.. Wallace
road. West Salem. Ph. 9593. 0114
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MRS. P. H RAUSER, 925 Saginaw. P 7828
0107
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. O108
OIL vIPCULATOR8
OIL BURNER Sales and Servlct
Drew. Phone 5395.
GOOD WORK. REASONABLE. Free est!
mat. O. Home, Phone 5313. 0124
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Free
estimate. Ph. 9513. 857 Shipping. 0115'
PAINTIWG ft PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492.
ROY C. HANSON.
Phone 2-5838
decorating.
0113
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT PAPERHANGING.
worth. Phone 3015.
PLASTERING.
J Wood-O-108"
CONTRACT PLASTERING.
Ph. 35106.
0121
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service
Larry Travl&s. 1029 Highland Ave Ph.
8601. 0113
PRINTING
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Letterheads
envelopes, business cards, office forms,
briefs, small booklet Quick delivery
Johnson Printing Co. In basement at
162 S. Liberty St. 7490. ol27
SAND AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock Shovel ft
dragline excavating Walling Sand ft
Gravel Co Phone 8S61 0
SEPTIC TANKS
SETTC TANKS and drain lines cleaned.
1067 Elm St Jack Boenlng. Ph. 9633.
Oll4
ROTO-ROOTER SEWEB SERVICE: Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Pree estimate.
Pro: 't service. Ph. 5327 or 8468. ol07
MIKE'S Cesspool ft Septic Service, moo
. ern equipment 1079 Elm St.. W Salem
Ph. 9468 or 5327. 0127'
I F. HAMEL. Septlo Tanks Cleaned.
1143 8th St. W. Salem. Ph. 7404. 0II6
STRAYING. L. W. Caudle. Ph. 7900. olJfl'
COMPLET- spray equipment, lawn, trees,
.hrubs & fields. Philip W. Belike, Dial
21708. 0122
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DISTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils eoai, Briquets Truck to
Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Line
for household goods to California points
Larmer Transfer ft Storaie Ph 3131 o
FACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER VACTTr CLEANER owners
wlli service yout Roovet gieaoer torn
piet for 13.50 piu psiu 11 rtqulrtd
Bon Brat, Ph. 114s. r
Grain Prices
Bound Upward
Chicago, April 29 W Sus
tained demand developed in the
grain futures pits toward the
close of the session today and
prices bounded upward from
the morning's low point.
At the finish wheat was 2V
higher to lower than the pre
vious close May $2.57 Yt-M.
Corn was Vt higher to 3 low
er, May $1.57-. Oats were
Va higher to lower, May
85.
Stocks Decline
To Rally Later ,
New York, April 28 VP) A
brief selling wave knocked over
leading stocks fractions to 2 or
more points in today's market
but the list soon steadied and
a modest rally in the final hour
trimmed extreme losses or con
verted them into advances.
Transfers ran to around 850,
000 shares and compared with
590.000 Monday.
Gainers included Bethlehem,
Youngstown sheet, Chrysler,
General Motors, Goodyear,
Montgomery Ward, Internation
al Harvester, Anaconda, Ken-
necott, Union Carbide, Eastman
Kodak, J. C. Penney, U. S. Gyp
sum, American Woolen, Sunray
Oil (on a raised diviqend), n.
Y. Central, Illinois Central
Southern Railway, Baltimore &
Ohio and Texas Co.
Casualties were U. S. Steel
XJ. S. Rubber, Sears Roebuck,
Woolworth, Douglas Aircraft,
Consolidated Edison, North
American, Westinghouse, Gen
eral Electric, Du Pont, Allied
Chemical, Johns-Manville, Great
Northern Railway, Schenley and
Pacific Western Oil.
Closing Dow-Jones averages:
Industrial, 168.70, off 0.15; rail,
44.69, up 0.13; utility, 33.79, off
0.01; 65 stocks, 59.91, up 0.01.
Sales totaled 840,000 shares
compared with 590,000 shares
yesterday. Curb volume was
260,000 shares against 160,000
shares yesterday. Bond turn
over of $3,790,000 compared
with $2,970,000.
In a recent survey in Wash
ington state, 38 per cent of the
children questioned listed a
swimming pool as first choice
for community recreation.
New York
Stock Quotations
fBy the Associated Press v
New York ft Closing quotations today
Allied Ohem ft Dye m
American Can ,. 90
Am Power ft Light 12
Amer Tel ft Tel,
.;..i65h
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
.... 38H
.... 79";
.... 314
Bendlx Aviation
Bethlehem Steel ...
.... 854
Boeing Aircraft
.... 17
.... 24H
California Packing ....
Canadian Paclfle
J I Casa
Chrysler Corp
Commonwealth ft Sout
.... n
.... 33
..... 81
n soil dated Edtsor
.... 26"
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Insurance ,
Crown Ze lie mach
Curtis Wright
.... 15U
.... 47i
.... 25H
.... 5
.... 614
iclas Aircraft
Dupont at rfemoun
General Electrlo
General Poods
General Motorr
Goodyear rire
Great Northern pfd
. 40
. 56 ?i
International Harvester
int Paper pfd
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott
Long Bell A
Maytag .
Miami Copper
Montgomery War-
Nash Mivinaior
National Dairy
N V Central
North Am Qp
Northern Paciflo ..... ....
Pao A mot Fish ........ ,,,,
Paciflo Gas Eleo
Paciflo T ft T
Pan American
Penney J O ...
RadiD Corp
Rayomer
Rayonier Pfd
Reynolds Uetala
Richfield
Safeway
Sear Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Calif
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Union Oil ....
, 80 '4
. 44i
. 16 Vi
. 9
. 15&
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Ph. 5965,
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WHITTAKEB'S WELDING WORKS. . Ph
500. 0IU8
WELL DRILLING
Chester J. Pugh, Rt.
Oregon. Ph. 33413.
3, Box 388B Salem.
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Brook St., Salem Phone 6809. 0127
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LODGES
Fraternal Order of E&xrlM metjt
every mesaay at 8 pjii More tnan
munon mem per a
Pacific Lodge No. 50, A.P. &
a.m. m. M. Degree Tuesday,
April 29, 7 p.m. 102
I. O. O. F. meets every
Wednesday night, vial
tors welcome. 1
Salem Lodee No. 4. A.F. &
A.M.. Wednesday, April 30,
Market Quotations
Salem Livestock
Hoes. 35c under Portland each weight.
Spring lambs, 119.50.
Wooled 1048 lambs, $18.50.
Sheared 1948 lambs. $16.50.
Yearlings, $14.
Ewes, $2 to $7.50.
Fat dairy cows, $13-14.
Cutters, 8-13,
Dairy heifers, $13-17.
Bulls, $12-17.
Calves, 300-450 lb $10-31,
VeaL 160-300 lb, $13-24.
Portland Esstilde
Canby and Hood Rtver bunched aspara
gus was quoted to 84 a 30-lb pyramid with
loose ipacks listed at $3.76 a box, at today's
session of the Portland Eastslde Farm
ers' Wholesale Produce market.
New crop spinach was offered at 80c
$1.10 a 30-lb box.
Onions were valued at 3S-40o a dosen
bunches.
Portland Prsoaee Bsnlianae
Butter! al Tentative (subject to Imme
diate change). Premium quality maximum
Portia i 67-68c; first Quality 66-67e lb.;
second quality 61-63c; valley routes and
country points 3c lea than first, or
64-65c.
Butter Wholesale r.o.b. bulk, 61 id
cubes, AA. 93 score. 61c; A, 92 score, 60c:
B, 90 score, 60c; C, 89 score, 67c.
Cbeea Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon single 40l,i-4Bc; Ore
gon loaf. 39 -Sac; triplet I8-50Vjc.
Eggs To wholesanra A grade large
53Vi-53Vic; medium, 48A-49ttc: small,
(pullet). 434c; B grade, large, 45tt-47ttc.
Btsa Purchases iiom rar men. Current
receipts 37-41e, buyers pay l-SHc dot
below wholesale quotation on graded
basis for best hennery tgga
Portland Dairy Market
Boiler Price to retailers Orad AA
carton, 68c; AA prints, 65c; A prints
64c; A cartons, 65c; B print, 84c; one
fourth r und cubes, 'A cent higher.
E s Prices to retailers. AA extra large
60c; A, large (certified!. S8-59c: A large.
54-65c; AA medium, 34c: A mediums,
50-51c: A small. Hoc dosen: carton, 3c
additional.
Cheese -Prices to retailers Portland
Oregon singles, 364-54c lb.; Oregon loaf,
33H-56c; triplet, 38-54c.
Poultry 1
Live Chickens Paying price to produ
c No. 1 broilers, under 3 lb. 39-30C
lb. fryers. 2 to 3 lb., 39-300 lb. 3 to 4
lbs., 34-SSo Ib.i roasters. 4 lbs. and over.
34-350 lb.: fowl. Lei horn, under Itt lbs..
If 20c lb.; over 3 lbs., 20-33e lb.; fowl
color' ri. all wts., 33-33c lb.
Rabbltt-Avtr&B to retailers 48-80-a tbi
dreased prices to producers 48c, fryers
live whit 30-20 lb.i colored, 17-3te lb
Vegetables)
Artichokes Calif.. 6 doz., 12.50-3.75.
Aioaraxus Cal smalls. $3.50-4.00 box;
Calif Cent. dist. No. 1, mediums, box.
few I?. 85; ll12c lb.: Oregon. Hood River
and Canby, 30 1-lb. bunches, $4-4.35: loose
J3.75-3.85, No. 3 s. 13.35-3.60; Washington.
Sunnyslde. mediums. No. 1, 13-13c lb.;
unclassified and small, t-bc id.
Beans Calif., 30-22c lb.
Beets Cal., bunched, fl.15-i.30 doi.
Brussci Sprouts 12-a.Jo
CabbageRound head. 60 lb crate
small J. 50-75. California cis, 13-3.35.
red 18.50-9 50 crate: 1315e lb.; Cal. No. 1,
S3-3.50; kraut, 11.65-1.75: red, Cal.. 15
5.50; Track sate, Cal., round head, S2.80-1
crate; local 60 lb. orate, small, up to
S4 for best. Track sale, cam.. 12. a &
Carrots Bunched, calif., 0 doz., l.au-
4.76, topped, 50-lb. sacks, topped $1.85.
Track sales. Calif., bunched, 6 dot., $4.35;
special brands up to $3.15. Backed, 50
lb., 11.35-1.60.
Cauliflower Calif., trimmed std. crate
$3.76-8. Track sales, Calif., std., $3.30-
3.40.
Celery Sturdy crate, Pascal, $6-7.
heart material. 4 and 6 dox 14.75-5;
crates, $5.50-6; track sales, sturdy
crates. Santa Monica. $5.15.
Cueu-nbrrs Oregon hothouse, $7.76-8
3 dog. lugs; 30-33 -C ID.
Eggplant 20 lb. lug, $5,
Garlle Oregon white 25-30e lb.: Calif
28-300 lb.
Lettuce Calif., 4 doz., $5.50-6. Stock
ton. 3 doz., $3.75-4.26. Track sales, Calif.
Delano, few $4.75-5.35. Stockton, 3-3lt
doz., $4-4.35.
Dried Onions Oregon yellows. No. 1 and
larger, $3.50-2.60; mediums, ll.75-l.90;
truck sale, mediums $1.60; Leek, local.
80-90c doz. Texas, white wax, 50-lb, sacks,
$4-4.25.
Green On I. ins Local. 75-80e dos. bun
Local. mid-Columbia. 40-50c.
Pariler- -Calif .. $5,-6.50, 10 dos. bunches
Pamnlpt Local. 61.00-1.25 lua
Peas Calif. 28-lh. hamper, $3.50-4.
Pe. iters Mexico, 46 lb. $13-14 a mi
Track sales, $13.60; 100 sc. 19-20r lb.;
CaM., 18 Inch hampers, $3.75-3.90.
Potatoes Ruaseta No. 1 per cwt. $3.75
4.00; Idaho No. 1. $3 50; No. 2s, 13.10
3.35; ' 0. 3 A, 26 lbs., $1.00-1.05; 16 lbs..
60-65c; Deachute No. 3s, 60 lb., 11.35
1.30; Baker Ore.. Russets. No. 1. $3.SP
3.60. Track sales, No. 1 Calif., long
long whites, 12.65-2.75; 100-lb. sacks, j
$4.25 45. Track sales. No. 1 Calif., long
whlte.1. 100 lb. sack, $4-4.15. I
Radishes Local, 707So doa.
Rutabagas--! 16-1.26 lug
Spinach Local, mld-Columbla, 80c-$l a
20 lb. box; new crop, $1.10.
Squash- Doii ist. iubk ll-l.l&i orange
ooxe $2.50-3 76; Hubbard. Marbiehead.
6-7o lb.; Calif, bun ma, 5-&4c lb.; Calif..
Zucchini, $3.50-4 crate; 36-lb. lug, $4-4.26.
Sweet Potatoes California Jersey 50 'b.
basket, $4.50-4.75; Calif., yams, $4.15-4.25.
Texas, $4.15-4.35.
Tomatoes Mexican, as la, best, 38.50
9.50; repacked, $7.50-8: 30 tubs. $4-4.20.
Track sales, lugs, $5.65-5.75; 12 lb. tubs,
$3.85-4; 21 lb. tubs, $7.50-8. Track
sales, '0, California, 4-brsket crate, to
$7.25.
Turnips Bunches $1.10-25 doa. bunches
California 50-lb. sack, $2-2.26.
fresh Frolti
Apples Oregon delicious. 1. ft I., 14-4.25
uox. choir $3 76-86; Ortleys, w and $
comb grade 13 15-25; Newtons t and f
$1.75-3: w and p $4-4.25. Wlnesaps w and
P, 3.W-5.Wf He River, w nd p, .7tf
6,25. Avocados California Feurte. sizes 34
and 30, $4.40-4.75.
Bananas Bunched, S3 26-3 60l cut
nands, I12.0U-13.50 a 100 lbs.
Dates Calif 24, 8 uz pkgs. 84,96-1.
G ipefruit Texa pinks. 7O's-90's. $4.75
5.75; small, $3.50-8.75. Marsh seedless,
80'S-96's. $4-4.50; Ariz. White, $3.40-3.50.
Ariz, Imp., $2.50-3.
Lemons Calll., 300-360', $8.50-7i 432's.
$3.60-3.75.
Limes -California 16 tub ol I limes
12.78-3.00
OiiMM-CaMornla navels, 2dds and
larger, $5.50-6.75: 220-353's, $4.50-5.25:
252's and smaller, $3.75-4; 260's and
smaller, $1.90-3.10
Pears D Anjou. $4.75-86, wrapped and
pacxeo; oosb. $3.2&i Boao, loose, $2.75-3
Yakima $3-3 35
Peralmmonii Call lues. la.2A-9.ftD
Rhubarb Extra fancy. $3.50-2.65; fancy.
j.uu-ju. enojee u.fa-su, lew nigh as $2.00:
Sumner, Wash., hothouse, 16c lb., local
neid grown, apple boxes, 90c-$l: wine,
85-Sf
Strawberries Louisiana. California,
$3.76-3.65 13-eup crate. Air express, $4
4.35; rail express, $3.45-3.85.
Packagrd Vegetables Cellophane wrap
. !, a dozen Broccoli, 13 oz., $1.75-1.85:
spinach, 34 12-oz., $1.60; brussell sprout.
9-oz., $2.20-3.35, celery hearts, $3.26-3.50
aoz.
Garlle Clevea 20 1-oa package. $1,
1.75.
Dressed Meatsi
veal Heavy top . quality 35-36c; top
quality iignt, az-34c Ib.i B. 36-26c; O, 32
24c; cull, 18-aOc lb.
Roga - Block outcher, packer style.
126-180 lbs, 37-38C, over 213 lb., 36-37o
sows, all weights, 30-34o lb.
Lambs A A. 38-40oi A. I7-!8ci B, 84-36c
O, 38-30C
Mutton 10-164 nj according to quality
ano weignt
Beef Bast cuaJIy, 37-)4e: B, SS-SSa
O, 33-24ci canner and cutter, 18-lBcj bo
.ogna bulls 35 -3 6c.
Wool Caseara Barki
Caesar Bark Oreen 8-IVtet dry, 30e
Wool Valley coarse and medium
grades, 43-43V4C.
Mohair -4oc lb on 13-month growth
Hides- -Oi-een Deef, 12-13e; ealveg, 40c
id. kip nides, 30c.
Rendered Inedible Pats 13 lb
The above prices quoted to tbe whole
sale trade are F.O.B shipping point
Delivered eastern price is generally 1
cents higher than POJ1 plant quota
uoo
Chlraro Oraln
Chicago, April 39 (U.ft)-Cah grain sales:
Wheat: Nominally steady; no sales.
Corn; One to al cents lower. No. 3
yellow 160-162; 3 yellow 154-160H: 4 yel
low 151-155'; 5 yellow 148; sample grade
yellow 08-130; 3 white 159; 4 white 154.
Oats: Two to three e frits lower. No. 3
whit IB; 1 red special 91V
Barley: Malting 160-180 nominal 1 iced
130-150 nominal.
Chlrago Livestock
Chicago, April 3D fJP) (DSDA1 Salable
hogs 6500, total 10,000; mostly to 60 cents
higher; some sales 76 rents higher; sows
unevenly 50 cents to 1.00 higher: top
33.85; bulk good ad choice 170-350 lb
33.00-33.75: good and choice 260-280 lb
31.75-2.1,00: good and Choice 390-330 lb
28.&0-22.7&; 330-37& Itt 1B.S0-20.7S; good
and choice sows 17.50-18.50; few choice
around 350 lbs to 19.00.
Salable cattle 8000. total 8000: salable
calves 1000; total 1000; slaughter steers
and heifers mostly steady; cows steady
to weak; bulls steady to 36 cents higher:
vealers steady; load low-choice 1,150 lb
fed steer 25.75: several loads good and
choice steers 25.00-26.30; bulky medium
to top-good light steers 1,100 lb down
30.00-24,50; medium and good heifers
17.50-33.50: bulk beef rows 13.50-16.50;
canners and cutters 10.50-13.00; outside
on good weighty sausage bulls 17.35; good
rm tnon vtaT vnt ion.
Salable sheep 2S00; total 3500; slaughter
lambs fAlrly active, steady to mostly 35
cents higher; four doubles good and
choice around 90-100 lb fed wooled Colo
rados to shippers at 33.35, the top; around
three doubles about comparable Colo ratios
scaling under 100 lb 33.00; few shipments
mostly good grade wooled lambs 33.00,
load or so wooled lambs with weight un
sold; slaughter ewes scarce, largely un
changed; small lots good and choice wool
ed ewes salable at 10.00-10.50 with com
parable grade shorn 8.00-8.76.
Portland Grain
Portland, April 29 JP) No future quot
ed: Cash grain: No. 1 flax 7-00.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 3.34:
soft white (excluding rex) 2.34; white
club 2.34; western red 3,34,
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.34; 10 per
cent 2.37; 11 percent 3.43; 13 percent 3.55.
Hard white Baart: 10 percent 2.35; 11
percent 3.39; 13 percent 2.46.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 98; barley
4; flour 6; corn 13: hay 1; millfeed 10.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore.. April 29 ftJ.M Llvestork:
Cattle salable ISO; calves 26. Market
very slow on limited supply available.
Most sales late Monday weak and slightly
lower. One load fed steers held over. Kx
treme top ettrly Mondny 2S.3Q, reeoref
high. One lot 700-lb feeder heifers today
19.00; few canner cutter cows 11.00-13.00;
fat dairy type cows held around 14.00
15.00: good beef cows quoted to 19.00;
bulls scarce. Best beef bulls Monday 18.00;
good to choice vealers around 24.00-27.00.
Hogs salable 100. No early sales or
bids. Sellers talking around 24.50-26,00
for good to choice 190-240 lb butch rm,
Weights around 300-350 lbs late Monday
downward to 22.00; good sows downward
to 20.00; bulk feeder supply unsold car
rying bids at 25.00 down.
Sheen salable 50. Around 260 held over.
Wo eaty nw'm ot "md. Pew sales late
Monday .50 to l.oo lower; best spring
lambs 20.60; best shorn old crop lambs
18.00; good shorn ewes salable steady
around 7.00; wooled ewes 9.00.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Balem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Reader. (Revised
dally.)
Retail Prlee
Rabbits Feed Pellets, $4.20 cwt.
Eki- Mash 14.70 cwt.
Dairy Feed 13.90 cwt.
"ouliry Heavy colored hens, No. 1. 32c
lb.; No. 38o, colored fryers, No. 1, 34c
lb
ElILV-
Buyers' Prices Whit and Brown extra
large- grade A, 52c; med.. 48c; standards.
iZi dozen: pullets, 30c: crax, 30c.
noiesaie Friet Large, 88c dozen; med..
52c dosen.
Butter Wholesale A, 64c.
Retail Grade A, 69c.
Bullerfat Premium, 66c; No. 1, 65c;
No. 2, 61c. ,
Can't Inspect Labor
Camps for Health
Although literature concern
ing the best methods of keeping
their water supply and camp fa
cilities in good condition is
mailed to the several hundred
operators of berry field and hop
yards by the county health de
partment each year, the office
has found it virtually Impossible
to make personal inspection be
cause the task is too great for
the number of employes availa
ble. This was the information
provided by the health depart
ment Tuesday when told that
Clackamas couhty is conducting
an investigation of the berry
fields prior to the harvesting of
the fruit in May and' June.
Establishment of the migrant
labor camp at Stayton where
conditions were maintained at a
high standard, had a good influ
ence on owners of bean and ber
ry farms in that section, it was
stated. Many producers prefer
to have their pickers remain on
their farms throughout the har
vest season.
Demand, Supply
Of Labor Balance
Demand and supply insofar as
the agricultural labor market is
concerned Is about In balance, H
was stated Tuesday at the farm
labor office, although when
weather conditions are unfavor
able all men who apply for work
cannot be accommodated. Com
plaint that striking telephone
women are replacing men in the
stringing of hop vines could not
be justified by labor , employ
ment office records where it was
shown that approximately a half
dozen young women had turned
to the hop yards for temporary
employment.
Placement of men have been
running between 125 and 170
daily with an average of 10 to
14 women being engaged. Many
of the larger hop yards have op
ened up their housing facilities
for men and their families, al
though in many instances trans
portation Is being provided be
tween the labor office and the
scene of operations.
Druggists' Prescription
For Relief of lich
When your skin id irritated with
pimples, red blotches and other
skin blemishes from external
causes, and you're crazy with
ttching torture try Sanltone Oint
ment. Itching stops promptly.
Smarting disappears immediately.
San Hone Ointment is also won
derful for itching feet, cracks be
tween toes ana Athlete't Coot
For Sale at
Wlllett s Capital Drug 8tore
State at Liberty Phone 3118
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
School Head 0(1
For Chicago
Rex Putnam, state superin
tendent of public instruction
left Salem today for Chicago
and Washington, D.C., where he
will attend a number of meet
ings and conferences.
In Chicago on May 3 and 4
Superintendent Putnam wiU
preside at a meeting of the ex
ecutive committee of the coun
cil of chief states school officers.
Following this session he will
attend a joint meeting of state
superintendents and state direc
tors of vocational education to
consider revision of the voca
tional education program in line
with the recently approved
George-Barden act.
At this meeting action will
be taken on the so-called Prosser
resolution, introduced by
Charles Allen Prosser, known as
the "father" of vocational edu
cation in the nation, in an effort
to formulate an educational pro
gram for high school students
who cannot profit from either
vocational education or aca
demic courses. Mr. Putnam said
today that this group represents
60 percent of all high school
graduates.
Following his Chicago meet
ings Superintendent Putnam
will proceed to Washington,
D.C., where he has been invited
to confer with J. W. Studebaker,
national commissioner of edu
cation on various educational
subjects. He expects to return
to Salem about the middle of
May.
10 Percent Cut
In Prices Tried
Newburyport, Mass., experi
ment of a 10 percent slash in
prices is also being tried in this
area with a few firms having an
nounced a 10 percent reduction.
Almost all building material
firms have announced the 10
percent cut and among the other
Salem firms advertising the
price reduction are the Style
Arch Shoe company, Knight
Pearcy Nursery, and C and K
Lumber company.
Trying the experiment too are
the Muhlhausen store at Donald,
which advertised a "straight 10
percent reduction" to be figured
over the counter far the period
from April 26 through May 3
and Penner's food store at Mt.
Angel, the advertisement of
which was headed "10 percent
cut on all food prices."
Births, Deaths
Births
Carey To Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Carey,
Independence, a daughter, Danielle Gae,
April 33.
Mundt To Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Mundt, Mill City, a son, Frederick Robert,
March 36.
Dean--To Mr.
Dean, Detroit, a
and Mrs. Howard R
son, Terry Raymond,
March 37,
Rees To Mr. and Mrs. Reginald H.
Rcci, 1630 Ferry, a aon, Ronald Davis,
April 2.
Zeltler To Mr. and Mrs. Thurman F.
Zeltler, 155 Fisher road, a son, Zane
Aldln.
OlaseP To Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.
Olaser, Route 1, Jefferson, a ion, Den
nis Frank, April i.
Wrlghtr-To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.
Wright, Jr.. 1275 North 16th, a daugh
ter, Jeanne, April 4.
Klrkland To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. C.
Klrkland, Lyons, a aon, Tommy Clay,
April 6.
Borter To Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Bor
ltr. Bio Mill, a son, Larry Dean, AprJJ
Neufeldt To Mr", and Mrs. Samuel P.
Neufeldt, 246 South Winter, a daughter,
Sylvia Rae, April 8.
Wilson To Mr. and Mrs. Arch L. Wil
son. 538 E street, a son, Carry LeRoy,
April 8.
Elll--To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. El
lis, route 9, a daughter, Margaret Kath
leen, April 9.
OustTo Mr. and Mrs. Duke M. Oust.
Salem a daughter Christina Oayle April
n-rrv To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Berry.
2381 Hazel, a daughter, Nancy Lynn, April
23,
Keeney To Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy L
Kreney. Monmouth, a daughter, Marga
ret Lynne, April 20.
Lundak To Mr. and Mrs. Louis V.
Lundak, 2410 Mission, a daughter, Diane
Marie, April 21.
Troxell To" Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Tnw-
ell, 1041 Third. West Salem, a daugh
ter. Lea Rae, April aa.
Freeman To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Freeman, 770 8. Commercial, a aon, Tho
mas Edward, Apr 1,1 23.
Sholseth To Mr. and Mrs. Norman A.
Sholseth. 611 Klniwood Drive. West Sa
lem, a daughter, Kathleen Prances, April
23.
Silverton To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hel-
vey of MolnlU. a daughter. April 27; and
to Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Pllger, a daughter,
April 27, both at Silverton hospital.
Maiuer To Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Majuer, Aumsvllle, a son, Frank Ken-
nettt, April 10,
SaMerlee To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O.
Satterlee, Salem, a daughter, Bettle Ma
rie. April 10.
THE TRUTH ABOUT
PIIM70RT.1S
Serious facta aro revealed hy recent medi
cal reports. One out of avarv thre rjnla
samlned was found In In victim, ot
Pin-Worms often without suspecting; It I
And this ugly Infection eu causa real
distress If neglected.
Bo watch for the warning! alami that
may mean PI n - Wo rma -specially in air
(rravatinr rectal itch. Get JAYNkVS f-W
right away. P-W la a medically sound
treatment based on an officially recngnited
nd highly effective drug; elem-nt. Tho
am all. asy.to'tak P-W UbleU wnrk In
pecial way to ramova Pin-Worma easily
nd aaelj.
Aik your drontiti P-W for PlnWormi
Tuesday, April 29, 1947 19
Ak.r To Mr. and Mr,. Geort. . Ak-
r, rout. 1. AumftVlUe, . son, Geo, Al
Kn, April 11.
W.ttmin To Mr. and Mr. Stanley
. Wrltman, rout. 1, Aumsvllle, a ion.
Rickia Si. , April 11.
Ltv.ly To Mr. and Mn. Dale W. Live
ly. 7ao North 17th, a daughter, Cheryl
Ann, April la.
CannonTo Mr. and Mr.. Oeone H.
Gannon, Orand Ronde, a dauchter, Con
nie Kay, April 13.
Jutt - To Mr. and Mra. Ralph R. Juat.
as Norway, a daughter, Beverly Ann.
April 4.
Mitchell To Mr. and Mr,. Walter H.
Mitchell, Mill City, a daughter, Martta
Loulae, April 1ft.
Drager To Mr. and Mr,. Oeo. E. Dra
ger, 1710 State, a aon, Oary Lynn, April
Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Donald B,
Smith, Mill City, a daughter, Judith Ann,
Wolf To Mr. and Mr. Albert R. Wolf,
route 1, Aumsvllle, a daughter, Gloria
Marie, April 17.
RothTo Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. P. Roth,
1106 Columbia, a daughter, Nancy Loulie,
April 24.
Bower To Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Bower, 310 Division, a daughter, Clau
dia Ann, April 24.
Oirard To Mr. and Mrs. James W,
Oirard, 3195 Silverton road, a son, Jamei
Andrew, April 22.
Deaths
Mrs. Irene Fisher
Mrs. Irene Plsher, lata resident of
route 9. Tuesday. April 29, in Oregon City,
Wife of Edward E. Plsher of Salem: moth
er of Mrs. Edna Rlggs, Mrs. James C.
Thomas, both of Salem. Mrs. Earl Perraer
of San FrnncUco and Elsa E. Fisher of
MoMlnnvllle. Survived also by 11 grand
children and three great grandchildren.
Announcement of services will be made
later by Clough-Barrlck company.
Schuyler T. DeSart
Schuyler T. DeSart. late resident of 650
Locust street, at a local hospital. Monday,
April 23, Mt the ttte al 93 rears. Brother
of Mrs. Parthene Morris of Florence, Mrs.
Anna Brooks of Everett, Wash.. Mrs.
Maude Pooler of Pratum. Mrs. Elisabeth
Turner of Raymond, Wash and Mrs.
Marie McAllister, Mrs. Echo Bowen and
Ralph DeSart. all of Salem. Services will
be held Thursday. May 1. at 1:30 p.m. at
the Clough-Barrlck chapel with inter
ment In the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Giistav C. Mllhrrlt
Ciustav Carl Mllbrett, 81. at the resi
dence, route 6, box 267, Salem, Friday,
April 25. Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. W. "HiViway. Sugene and Mrs. George
nnen. saiem; lour sons, William oi New
London, Minn.: Otto of Buffalo Lake,
Minn.; Walter of New Ulm, Minn., and
Arthur Milbrett of Madison Lake. Minn.:
one sister, Mrs. Marie Sperling of Albany,
ore., and two sisters in Germany, ser
vices will be held at the Howell-Edwarda
chapel. Wednesday, April 30, at 1:30 p.m.
with Rev. H. W. Gross officiating. Ship
ment will be made to New ulm, Minn.,
for final services and interment.
Ilattie B. Bttslek Cady
in Pasadena. Com., April 3, Hattle B.
Buslck Cady. former resident of Salera
and late resident of Pasadena. Survived
by a son, Edwin Buslck, with the U.S.
In Germany. Member of Chadwlck
chapter No. 37, Order of Eastern Stan
Willamette Shrine No. 3 of the White
Shrine, I'anna Rosa Oourt No. 6 of Order
Amaranth and the Rebekahs. An
nouncement of services later by W. T.
Igdon company.
Tom Shortell
In this city April 24. Tom Shorten, lata
resident of Salem. Brother of Katherlno
Shortell of New York. Graveside services
will be held at St. Barbara cemetery,
Wednesday, April 30. at 11 a.m. under
the direction of W. T. Rlgdon company.
Rev. Dan O'Connell will officiate,
Orrn C. McDowell
Oren O. McDowell, late resident of
171 South Commercial street, Sunday, Ap
ril 27 at the veterans hospital in Port
land at the age of 55 years. Survived
by his mother, Mrs. Sarah McDowell of
Salem, a son, Oren McDowell, Jr., of
Salem: and three brothers, Roy McDow
ell of Long Beach. Calif., and Ralph Mc
Dowell and Clay McDowell of Salem.
Member of the Salem Elks lodge, the Ea
gles and VPW. Private services wtll be '
held Wednesday, April 30. at the Clough
Barrlck company with Interment In Bel-tit-t
M-Tntfi'i put. Aft. 6Vi'.Tk
wtll officiate.
Mrs. Katie S a main
Mrs. Katie Bamaln. at her home at
35 Falrvlew avenue, Sunday, April 37.
Survived by her husband, Charles O. Ba
maln of Salem; a niece. Alma Huber nl
Paul. Minn.; and two nephews.
Wayne Huber of New Mexico and Roy
Huber of Lyons, Oregon. Services will be
held Wednesday, May 7, at 3 p.m. at the
Clough-Barrlck chapel with Interment in
Belcrest Memorial park.
Laura Mae Ileseman
Laura Mae Hescman. six-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. He
seman of Sweet Home, Oregon, at a En
aene hospital. Sunday, April 37, 1947.
Born at Portland, December 11, 1941. In
addition to her parent she is survived
by a sister, Gertrude Marie Heseman at
Sweet Home; a brother, James Heseman
of Sweet Home; and the grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Alson Cummina of Eu
grne. Services will be held at the Hows
Houston chapel In Sweet Home Thurs-d-r.
May 1, at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Glen
Vernon of the Church of Christ offi
ciating Interment wtll be in the Rest
Haven Memorial park at Eugene with
the Simon chapel of Eugene in charge
arrangements.
Minnie Theodora Graham
In this city April 37. Minnie Theodora
Graham, late resident of 461 South High
street, at the age of 84 years; mother of
Leona Johnson of Balem and grand
mother of Julia Graham Johnson of Chi
cago. Funeral services will be held Wed
nesday April 30. at 3 p.m. In the W. T.
Rlgdon chapel with concluding services
at Hubbard cemetery. Dr. Joseph M. Ad
m will officiate.
Rosamond Jane Haverson
Rosamond June Haverson. late resi
dent of 630 North 30th street, at a .o
cal hospital, Monday. April 38. at the
aer of 80 years. Survived by seven chil
dren, Ernest F. Haverson and Mrs. Be
atrice Welch both of Portland. Mrs. Ed
ith Strang. Mrs. Rosa J. Hammer, Mrs.
Mary O'Brien and Walter Haverson. all
of Salem, and Mrs. Louise Miles of Fres
no, Calif.: 11 grandchildren: and one
(treat grandchild. Services will be held
at the Howrll-Edward chapel Thursday,
May 1, at 1:30 p.m. with concluding ser
vices In the Bethany cemetery at Sil
verton. Obituary
Mrs. Edward F. Jarkoon
Albany Funeral services for Mrs. Ed
ward F. Jackson. 48, who died at ner
home Sunday, will be held from the Fish
er funeral home Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
Burial will be In the Masonic cemetery
at McMinnvtlle at 4 p.m. She was born
March 18, 1809 at McMinnvtlle and came
to Albany In 1929. She was married' to
Edward F. Jackson. October 33, 1932 at
McMinnvtlle, by whom she Is survived.
Two brothers and two sisters also sur
vive. They are: Carroll White, Battle
ground. Wash.: Vernon White. McMinn
vilif and ffvefyn Staffcop anrf Sfonn
Esnley both of McMlnnville. She was a
member of the Presbyterian church and
the Ladles oi the GAR.
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