Capital journal., May 02, 1947, Page 15, Image 15

MISCELLANEOUS
HEAVY HAULING excavation and road
building, land clearing, dozer work
ditching basement excavation, t&ud
, gravel, erusnerj race muoo tana, can-
, orete mix cement.
. v SALEM SAND A GRAVEL OO.
) 1406 N FRONT ST.t BALSU. OREGON
I Pboofl 9404 or 31034. a
DENTAL PLAT REPAIR
2-HR SERVICE IN MOST CASES
DR. BARRY 8EMLER DENTIST
Adolpb Bids. Stat S CoirunerelaJ 8U
SALEM Phona 83 U m
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
OLD BISQUE figures. Matching pair of
modern lamps. Upstairs Antique Bhop,
436 Court. nlO?
KEROSENE Stoves $4.75 to $10.76
Bedroom suites $59. 50 to f 149.60
Breakfast sets $13.50 to $54.50
Rockers $2.76 to $10.76
BtandB $2.76 to SB.50
Cribs $4.50 to $27.50
Mattresses $5.00 to $42.50
Beds $2.50 to $32.50
STATE ST. FURNITURE
1900 STATE ST. .
PHONE 759G n!07
SMALL COOK stove, $10. 1178 Chemeketa,
back door. ni05
BO-LB. ICE BOX, $6. Child's stroller, $4.
3 burner hot plate, $8. Ph. 24398.
nl07
NIGHT crawlers for sale. 1511 D St. Ph.
A713. n!06'
NEW MALTEX cut-off saw with extr a
blade. $312.00. Ph. 4219. nl07
SAWDUST burner water heater.
4th.
1415 N.
nl06
1 BEDROOM set, 105.00 includes Springs
and new mattress. Davenport. $40.00.
2 bunk beds, $10.00 each. 1313 N.
Church. nI07
2 NEW KITCHEN sinks, 14x20. pressed
steel enameled, some fittings, $30. Fine
for small houses. 490 Beck Ave. Ph.
25797. 1.106'
10 FT. PICNIC table, cheap. 3460 Center,
'i Ph. 7M. B1O0
CHILD'S CAR, almost new, $12.50. 169!
t Broadway. nl0i
4 PANS I ES, salvia, loblela. phlox, 50c do
1 Geraniums, fuschlas. 35c and up. Mer
rill's Greenhouse, Brooks. Ph. 24351.
nl06'
HEAVY GREEN rooting paper, auuuu
rolls. Caldwell, 55 Highway Ave., Salem,
ore. M
BARN and 2 garages. Ph. 7330. nlOS
BAND SAW. All American meat Se bone
itr model 515. Ph. 7103. nl05
BLACK COCKER Spaniel puppies. Blacks.
Buffs. Salem Veterinary Hospital, Port
land Road. nl05
LIGHTING FIXTURES for kitchen .and
bathroom, fluorescent and incandescent.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26
iT-rnMnnii.K-TRUCK-FIRE Insurance al
a SAVINGS. Se Bill Osko. 466 Court
St. or Ph. sbbi.
NOTICE
POULTRY AND hog feeders. We are of
ferine Blue Ribbon condensed butter'
milk in SO gal. barrels. App. 400 lbs. per
barrel at 5c per lb., which Is our exact
cost. Northwest Poultry Se Dairy. 1505
N. Front. Phone 7007. niza-
VAUGHN garden tractor. Ph. 3462Q. 105'
RlVEh SILT. Phone 9648. n!09
SADDLE, bridle, martingale, halter, blan
ket, all lor iiW. nunm niv
nl06'
rtvc lorini nnntnn China minch bowl
Black Spanish evening shawl. Apply
jmt fi filO N. Commercial, eves. nI07
run mT in nood cond. $37.60. 1
Broadway. o1"'
GIRL'S Junior bicycle, $25. 2380 State
or nnone cjo.
WARDROBE TRUNK (13.50
Elec. Sweeper 8.50
Sxl2 Wilton Rug 7-00
Bicycle 5-00
Clothes Wardrobe B.50
Carpet Sweepers 1.50 Se 2.50
Wash Boiler Each 2.00
Men's Suits, Clean 5.00 it up
an fppY. A inch Pine.
MAC'S. 145 S. Church n!05
lt H.P. David Bradley Garden Tractor
with attachments. Ph. 24268. 345 Sun
set Ave. nl06
60 LB. ICE BOX, like new. 2490 Broad-
DEEP FREEZE. Capacity J it, i 5 It.
sasn. Rt. 1. Box 88-A.. Woodburn.
nl08
i rn ft. Friaidalre. Very sood condi
tion. $175. Phone 24180. nlOB
ALL MAKES of clocks repaired. 100 South
14th. Clock Doctor. nlOO
FORMAL, like new, size 14. $10.50. (Pastel
yellow.) Phone 3867. nl08
f.Anvs white shoe roller skates, size 8.
Never worn. Call 26802. nl05
iivrtRAULic PRESS. 12 ton. small frame
Also gas paint outfit, complete about 86
rts. Fred Anderson, 753 Mill St., Sheri
dan. Oregon. "100
FARMERS ATTENTION. Clean Easy por
table Se trackster milking machines.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26'
FISHING TACKI" boxes, all metal.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. nl20'
ELECTRIC RANGE. Call forenoons or
evenings. 2365 Claude. niou
PLASTI-KOTE paint, the cellophane like
linish ror tJoors, rurnuure, auiomooueo
On wood, concrete, linoleum.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl20'
lADY'S BICYCLE, new tires, (35. 1750
Mac on.
PRESSURE COOKERS, sauce pan type.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl2fl
UNUSED electric water heater, 42 gallon.
$79.50. Phone 4384. n!05
GUARANTEED FOREVER flasl
lanterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
TELEPHONE & Intercomm. sets.
VEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
nl36'
the tropic Master overseas radio. Pow
erful 8 tube set. Ideal for coastal cr
out ir locations.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
35 N. Liberty St. nI28'
SMOOTHIES FOR perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl30'
BABY BOTTLE sterilizers, bottle warm
ers, vaporizers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nuio-
to USED brick building tile. Also some
used 3x13 plank. Call 21734 alter 8 p.m
nl05
VUU.r.ct PAlilNET model radio. Ph. 7297.
nlOS
ELEC'i. UC CURLING irons, pants press-
ers, solder irons. ,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl20'
ELECTRIC SHAVERS for Immediate de
livery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. B126
ELECTRIC BARBECUE sets lor fireplace
or outdoors
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl3B
FARMERS ATTENTION. Electrlo milk
pasteurizers, butter churns and fence
controllers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl28
0"EN BOOKCASES, made to order. 3500
Sliverton Rd. nl07
VACUUM CLEANERS, tubular and up
right. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n!30
AUTOMATIC, FLECTRIC Irons. Iron and
extension cords.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl20'
CANVAS PAINT to make awnings, bug
gies, and lawn furniture like new.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St nl36'
INDIRECT LAMPS and torchlers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
&126'
ELECTRIC TABLE broilers, table roast
ers. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n!36'
ABSOR-O-DOR keeps your refrigerator
ciean and sweet.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
. 255 N. Liberty St. nl
ELECTRIC ROOM heaters. All types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. , &1361
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WASHING MACHINES that fit on your
laundry trays, lull size.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. 1)130
FRUIT JUICERS, can openers, food chop
pers, French iry cutters, iooa mun, re
(rlgerator dish sets, aluminum cooking
ware, cookie Jars, knife sharpeners, Ice
crushers, condiment sets, carving sets,
cutlery sets, camping dish sets, stain
less steel table service.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl30
ALARM CLOCKS, electric desk, wall and
mantle clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
COMMERCIAL RANGES. 4 burner and 3
burner with grill.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl38
RESTAURANT GRILL, electric, automatic
Akron, 24 Inches square.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty Bt. n!28
DOOR CHIMES. Electrical and mechan
ical.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 Liberty St. nl20
VACUUM CLEANERS (tanks and up
rights) with attachments,
EUREKA
GENERAL ELECTRIC
PREMIER DUPLEX
WESTINGHOUSE
UNIVERSAL
BEE-VAC
FILTER QUEEN
McCALLISTER
Trade In allowance, easy terms.
VINCE'S ELECTRIC
157 8. Liberty St. Salem, Ore. nl37
10, 20, 30, 40, 60, 60 gallon water heaters
lor immediate delivery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
NIGHTCRAWLERS, 2493 Stats, Bremmer.
nl33
CANNING (16 quart) pressure cookers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26'
NO WAXING required with transpar-
er.t Plastl-Kote lor drain boards, floors,
furniture.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
l. E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist. I do not sell new machines
Parts all makes. Pinking shear;
ground. Ph. 5765. 1940 N. 18th. nl28
ELECTRIC WIRE, 12-2 and 14-2 loom.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
ELECTRIC floor polishers, ideal for home
or store.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 North Liberty. M061
METAL IRONING boards, pads Se covers,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl30
HEAT YOUR home electrically It's con
venient, clean, teonomlcai Se us (or
(res estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
255 N Liberty n
ELECTRI1, AUTOMATIC, lldearm water
heaters, fasten to your present tank,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl20
HOT WATER tank, furnace, trash burn
er, $70. Plaster board 3000 ft. 3c ft.
2000 ft. lumber 2x4 Se 2x6, rafters, 3000
it. iioonng (55 thousand, sxs, aooo it.
135 thousand. 1144 Center St. H. Miller.
nl05
LAWN CARTS, lawn edgers, hand culti
vators and noes.
VEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
FULLER brushes 1745 Grant. Ph. 8357.
nU4
WAJ HABLE, ONE coat Palletone for
wills, ceilings, and wallpaper, dries
In one hour.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
RADIOS, RECORD players, recorders for
immediate delivery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
GLECTROLUX cleaner Se air purifier. Now
available. Complete with all attach
ments. $69.75 Home demonstration giv
en. 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. nl06'
SUN (ULTRA violet) lamps. Heat (Infra
red lamps and heating pads. i
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
RIVER SILT. Phone 35912.
ELECTRIC BLANKETS for Immediate de
livery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. . nl20'
WE BUY & sell furniture, tools, stoves
dishes motors radios, electrlo appli
ances nousenoia eoodi, kliuman's
286 N commercial. Phone 9885. n'
PIN-UP AND table lamps.
YEATER- APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets. 175
8. High. Phone 6088. nlOfl'
hotplates, single and two burner.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. S1261
ELECTRIC 42 gallon water beater. $79.50
TA. 4314, Portland. ' nlOO
ELECTRIC FANS, desk and pedestal, for
offices, garages, restaurants, lodge
rooms, canneries. Kitchen and Indus
trial exnaust xans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
RE GRIG ERA TOR ICE trays, rubber S
aluminum.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
GARDEN sand, gravel, crushed rock
Shove 89 drag-line excavating WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 8561
STOP DEEDING your lawn, try Weed-No-More.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
256 N, Liberty St. nl26
S TILER FROZEN food cabinets. Whole
sale price. 195 S. 24th. nl06'
H FAT WHITE FACE beef. Inspected.
Phone 32639. nll2
WESTINGHOUSE DDT bug bombs, type
used oy armed lorces, runs ines, mo
squitoes, cockroaches Se related insects
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
FARMERS, ATTENTION. Westinghouse,
automatlo electric milk cooler. 60 gal
capacity. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
40 LB. Ice box, toilet bowls, sinks, 3235
Portland Rd after 6. nl06
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Upstairs
Antique Shop, 439 Court. Ph, 21443.
nal30
USED French door, also fireplace man
tle. Ph. 3275. nal07
WANTED, Kozy Kemp trailer. C. M. Rob
erts, 815 Shipping St, Ph. 3678, Salem.
naiOS
WILL STORE is give good care for use
ol furniture In our home. Ph. 24582.
nal05
WANTED TO BUY: 410 shotgun. Ralph
Miller, Rt. 8, Box 372, Salem. nal05
WA1 : Burlap and cotton bags, all
kinds. Willis Kclley, Ph. 33156, na!30
USED FURNITURE. Phone 0185
PERSONAL
READING. Know the truth. 3361 State.
p!05
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P.O. Box 734.
p270
AUTOMOBILES
1940 PLY. 5 pass. Coupe. R. Sc H. Excel
lent condition. Inquire at Lipstick
Beauty-Shop. 1873 State Street, qlOS
BY OWNER, '40 Pontiac 4-door deluxe
sedan. Can be seen week days at 970
So. Commercial St. qllO
'38 CHEVROLET 4-door.
Cottage St. Ph. 3503.
$895. 1695 8.
1940 STUDE. Champion, 4-door sedan,
good cond., by owner. 2005 Fairgrounds
Rd. q!05
1930 MODEL A Ford sedan, 16ln. wheels.
50 pet. rubber. C. 8. Hammett, 485
Garfield, Woodburn. Ph. Red 26. ql07
FOR SALE, Ford panel delivery. Call
Peacock Cleaners. ql07
34 CHEV. CPE., Juit overhauled, $350. Rt.
9. Box 122. Ph. 23P2. 2 ml. E. of
Krueger store. ql07
33 FORD sedan, heater, good upholstery,
motor and tlrei. Priced to sell, Rt.
6, Box 358. Ph. 32501. qlOS
TRAILER HOUSE, 18 ft., clean. Rt. 4,
Box 166-B. w. J. Houano, near nose
dale School. ql09
AUTOMOBILES
M NASH. Good cond. $136.
4. Ph. 35410.
1380 No.
jl07
40 INDIAN CHIEF, for quick sale. Can
be seen at 465 Morgan Ave., after 4 p.m.
ql07
INK 1031 Olds 3 dr. sedan. Motor re
paired. Price $230. Or will trade for
equity in '35 or '30 model Chev. or Ply
mouth. Call at Keiier Corner Store.
Ask for Mrs. Vot. ql05
WANTED: '37 Chev., good cond.. prefer
coach, 100 S. 14th. ql05
'39 BUICK Special. '48 motor. A-l shape.
Trade for '34 Ford or Chev. and $675
cash. 418 S. College, Monmouth. qlOS
1940 B'-ACK Chev. master deluxe busi
ness coupe, spotless tnrousnout, re
built motor, heater, radio, back-up
light. 3 spotlights, alrhorn, etc.. (1150.
Ph. 31718. O.105
FOR SALE: Tractor, 1943 J. I. Case, mod
el D. I. Se 1-2-16" moltne plow. Both
for $1250.00, Cecil A. Bindel, Vi ml.
North Se 2 ml. West of Stayton. Phone
Stayton 4F77. ql05
19.14 CHEV. Oood condition. M. H. Bronee,
Hubbard. Phone 11F4. qlOB
FOR SALE: 45 Harley motorcycle, 1942,
fully equipped. 0900 on speedometer.
Harold Rice, Rt. 9, Box 111. 1 mile
east of Krueger's store on Frultland
road. Call after 5 p.m. ql05
TRAILER HOUSE, newly finished inside
Ac out, for $4B5. 380 Grove, Phone 3517
Call anytime in the morning or after
: 30. qlOS
6 V-8 COUPE, rebored motor,
offer. 1335 State, evenings.
Make
ql06
CLEAN '37 PONTIAC sed. Good tires fe
motor. $650. 950 N. 18th. ql06
'41 CHRYSLER New Yorker 4-door sedan.
Radio, heater is overdrive, excellent
cond. throughout. Elsie Chrlstofferson
Rt. 1, Box 181, Aumsvllle. Ph. 584. ql08
'37 DODGE Coupe. Just overhauled. Good
tires. Ph. 5557. 1095 S. Com'l. ql06'
FOR SALE; Model A Ford truck,
long
Rfly
ql06
whcelbase. 90 rubber. Ph. 22504.
Salter,
3 NEWLY decorated trailer houses. Rea
sonable. Call after 3, 55 Hlway Ave.
ql06
1947 CHEV 5-P. Coupe, 2-tone, radio.
many extras, sest oner. Mr. spoor, co
f. u. box obh. rn. Jtu, hyo mki.
ql06
939 GRAHAM sedan, new motor, radio.
heater. Good rubber all around. Call
35167 nights, or 3776 days. ql07
1035 CHEV. cpe., exceptionally clean, good
rubber. 410 Ford St. ql07'
1936 FORD 4-door sedan, with '43 Mer
cury motor, good rubber, seal beam
lights. 410 Ford St. ql07
FOR SALE '37 Chev. sedan, good condi
tion. Indian motorcycle, can alter 6:31
p.m. 645 Bryan street, Woodburn. Ore.
q!07
1941 HOLLYWOOD Graham, good cond
radio, heater. Would like older model
car and rest of loan can be assumed.
380 So. 23rd. Ph. 21692. qllO
1940 CHEV. panel, excel, cond. May be
seen Sat. Sun., 195 So. 24th. qlOB1
35 CHEV. truck stake bed.
First house
South Brush College School,
Route 1, box 417.
Thomas,
ql06
16-FT. TRAILER house, Insulated, plenty
of built-ins, furnished with daveno. ice
box. radio, etc. Full price $485. Call
24200. QlOS
33 STUDE. commander sedan, 81,000
actual mileage, $195. Deerlng 4-ft. re
versible disc, tractor hitch, $18. 850
Monroe Ave. Ph. 32792. ql07
'3ft GRAnAM, 4-door, Clean. $285, after
6 p.m. 3526 So, Commercial. ql07
$5 FORD tudor, rebuilt motor, heater.
See after 6 p.m. 1065 Erlxon. Ph. 24547.
qllO
1946 TRAILER HOUSE, sleeps four. Ask
for Garlnger, Castle Hall Park, 12th
street Junction. qll4
1040 BUICK Super Sedan. Good tires. Hat
heater, radio Se seat covers. $1250. Take
trade-in. 3855 Market Ave., by Penn
4 Corners. )106
1941 8TUDEBAKER "6" Deluxe Tone
Model 4D Sedan. Radio, spotlight, ov
erdrive Se new paint. Call 7372 after
6 P.m. ql06
24-FT. INDIAN trailer house, lurn., sleeps
four, elec. brakes, tandem wheels, awn
ing. $1335. 3tt miles S. on 99E. Castle
Hall Cottages. ql06
1041 214-TON CMC dump, 6 yd.
8, Box 1618. Hollywood Dr.
Rt.
q!09
1034 CnEV. Good cond., excel, tires, heat
er. $300. Ph. 34369. 140 Lansing Ave.
ql09
'38 FORD TRUCK, tandem wheels. Good
rubber. A-l mechanically. Ray Garland,
Rt. 3, Newberg, Ore., at Rex. qlOS
FOR SALE 1935 Ford sedan, good mo
tor, 8 good tires, $436. 78 Falrvlew
Ave., Roger Lane. Call after 6 p.m.
ql06
DIXIE FLYER trailer house, 19 ft., sips.
4. Butane range. A-l condition. 30 Wil
liams Ave. ql07
good, clean used oars
Priced rioht
1932 BUICK 4 dr. sedan.
1036 CHRYSLER 6 4 dr. sedan.
1037 HUDSON COUPe. R & H.
SEE YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
JS5 N. Liberty Ph. 7001 qlOS1
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES SERVICE PARTS
AH makes nsed motorcycles bought
sold repaired.
8HROCK MOTOR OO.
Phone 8603 - Salem
HUDSON
BALES - SERVICE - PARTS
Free estimates ovsrhaullm body
and fender repair painting "Give
Bhroek a try and you'll know why "
SHROOK MOTOR OO
Phone 8503 Salem
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4 INTEREST
5 to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N, Childs. Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. 9261. rl07
CASH FOR SPRING ,
$25 to $300 on signature, furniture or
auto up to $500. (8.38 a mo. repays
$100 loan In full In 15 mot. You get full
amount of loan. 4 out of 6 who ask for
a loan at Personal get it. Call today.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
518 State St., Bm. 125
Phone 3191 E. Gallinger, Mgr.
Lie. S122 M165 r!30
MONEY FOR BTVERY PURPOSE
IP YOU are capable of building 10 to
i 100 bouses Salem or vicinity during
1947 and need financial assistance.
Contact Os. We are also interested In
financing on or two large apartment
house units.
STATE FINANCE CO. Lie 8218M332
163 6. High St. Ph. 4131 f
PARM AND CITY LOANS
and 6
YOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash for Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO
307 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph 7163 r
Real Estate Loans
Farm City New Construction
4 4Vi
A N. Duncan
12-14 Ladd Se Bush Bank Bldg.
Phone 9668
1H PERCENT money for loans on new
or already built modern homes any
wl .-a in the Willamette valley, 10 to
25 years repayment plan. Also plenty
of money foi building modern homes,
financed during construction.
STATE FINANCE CO.. 153 8 High St.
WE LIKE to make LOANS
WE LIKE to say "Yes" to loan requests,
because making loans of (26 to $250 or
more Is our ONLY business. Phone or
visit Personal Flnanee Co.. You can get
a loan from your "Yes Man" In Just
1-vlilt Call today.
618 Stats St.. Rm. 125, Salem
Ph. $191 E. Gallinger. Mgr.
t'z. 8. 122 M. 165 rl05
(MONEY $
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
Contracts
STATS FINANCE CO.. REALTORS
Lie 8-316 M-323 153 8 Hlxb St. r
A O TO L O A N 8
WILLAMETTE CREDIT OO.
Itb FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO
LiceBM No. U-1M, 8-1M
FINANCIAL
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER for sal first mortgages on
improved real estate, Salem and vicin
ity, amounts $500 to $5000. NET In
vestors 5 pet. Interest Make your own
selection. Collections of all principal
and interest payments made by us
without charge to tha Investors,
STATE FINANCE CO- 163 8. High St.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP,
- LOANS
S-138 and U-336
and
ROY R SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
138 8 Commercial St. Tel 8168.
TRANSPORTATION
DRIVING TO Iowa about May 10th. Take
three. Reference, share driving St ex
pense. C. W. Hoyer, 776 Mill St, X105
DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTING
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestlo refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliances 833 Center Ph. 4036
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR.
Ph. 3-5100.
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ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house Plans. Call 0021. ol28'
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PAN'ER, 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 6161
Brake St Wheal aligning specialist.
ol2T
AUTOMOTIVE
COy. MOTOR overhaul, auto mech. serv
ice. sociy and lender, tree estimates,
reasonable. Ph. 5313. 642 N. High.
Ol IB
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day Pbont 7838
Night. 24417 333 Center.
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush. Virgil Huskey. 305 Falrvlew Ave.
Phone 23146, Salem. olOS
G LEA SON'S Catering Service. Ph.
35379
oll6
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Ph. 4071. oll5
CHIMNEY SWEEP
CONTRACTING
NEW HOMES. New roofs and alterations.
1 to 3 years to pay. Kanz Construc
tion Co. Ph. 4B30 or 25106. - oll8
ELECTRIC WIRING No delay,
available. Phone 9740.
Material
O108
DF'IVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service
145 S. Church. Phone 4711. 0126
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery.
Ph ?"00 175 N. High. oll4
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, tailoring and alterations.
Brooks Trailer Camp, 1984 State St.
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EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH, MOTH EXTERMINATOR
service. Ph. 3056. Lee Cross. 1260 N. 17th
ol28
PEMBERTON'S FLOWER Shop.
12th. Phone 23346.
BREITHAUPT'S for flowers. Dial 9196 o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOME. Ph. 3672 0
FURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED: Furniture to glue and repair.
Lea Bros.. 4020 E. Stat. Ph. 21233
0153
NEWTON'S light pickup St delivery. Haul
ing of all kinds. Household moving.
Fully Insured. Phone 22812. ol24
TRUCK SERVICE, moving and hauling
Arthur McClellar. Phone 22456. ol09
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R. WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS. Free 1el
1717 Center St. Phone 6395. o!27
LANDSCAPING
LEVELING & DOZING
JOHNSON & BRIGGS, building streets St
roads. Ph, 8035, Salem. qi2l
LUMBER
LUMBER, custom planing and car load
ing. Lumber Industries, Inc., success
ors to H, Se B, Lumber Co.. Wallace
road, West Salem. Ph. 9593. oll4
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
MRS. P. B. HAUSER, 926 Saginaw. P 7828
O1071
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. olOB'
OIL JIPCULATORS
OIL BURNER Sales and Service. Wm.
Drew. Phone 5395. ol 11
GOOD WORK, REASONABLE. Free esti
mate. C. Home, Phone 5313. ol24
PAINTING AND PAPERTIANGING. Free
estimate. Ph. 9513. 857 Shipping. oll5
PAINTING A PAPERHANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3492. ol26
ROY C. HANSON. Painting, decorating.
Phone 2-5838. 0113
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT PAPERHANGING. U. J. Wood
worth. Phone 3015. O-108
PLASTERING
CONTRACT PLASTERING.
Ph. 26106.
0131
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Larry Travis. 1020 Highland Ave. Ph.
8601. oll3
PRINTING
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Letterheads,
envelopes, business cards, office forms,
briefs, small booklets. Quick delivery
Johnson Printing Co. In basement al
162 S. Liberty St. 7480. 0127
SAND AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shove A
dragline excavating Walling Sand
' Gravel Go Phone 8561 o
SEPTIC TANKS
SETIC TANKS and drain lines cleaned.
1067 Elm St Jack Boening. Ph. 9633.
ol H
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate
Pro; t service. Ph. 5327 or 9468. O107
MIKE'S Cesspool Se Septic Service, moo-
em equipment 1079 Elm St. W Salem
Ph. 9468 or 5327. 0127'
; F. HAMEL. Septic Tanks Cleaned
1143 8th St. W. Salem. Ph. 7404. 0116
SPRAYING. L W. Caudle. Ph. 7900. 0126'
COMPLETE spray equipment, lawn, trees,
irub A fields. Philip W. Belike. Dial
31?08. 0122
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL S DISTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils coai. briquets Trucks io
Portland daily Agent Lyon Van Lines
for housenaid goods to California points
La nner Transfer Se Storage Ph 3131 o
VACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER VACUTM CLEANER owners. (
will ervice your Hoover cleaner com
plete for $3.50 plub oaru If required
Hogg Bros. Pb 9149 O
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estfmates T.
WHITTAKER'S WELDING WORKS. Ph
5600. 0108
WELL DRILLING
Chester J Pugh, Rt.
Oregon. Ph. 23412.
WELL DRILLING. M D Enloe. Rt. 9,
Box 144. Auburn Rd. Ph. 25198 olOS
J. A. SNEED Si SONS. Well drilling 2505
Brooks St., Salem Phone 6809, o!27
WINDOW CLEANING
SAEM WINDOW Service Housi
Clean
0119 Ing, floor waxing. Ph. 21342.
ACME WINDOW CLEAKCRS. Windows
walls A woodwork cleaned Ploors clean
ed, waxed A polished Ph. 3337. 341
Court- wawdoo CulberUon and Uather
PROFESSIONAL
Phone 44H,
CLEAMINQ
BERVICH
Market Quotations
Salem Livestock
(By Valley Packing Co.l
Hogs, 35c under Portland each wt.
Spring lambs, (18.50.
Wooled 1946 lambs, (18.
Sheared 1946 lambs, 116.
Yearlings, $13.50.
Ewes. $2 to (7.50.
Fat dairy cows, (12-13.50.
Cutters. $8-12.
Dairy heifers, (13-17.
Bulls. $12-17.
Calves, 300-450 lb.. 310-31.
Veal, 150-300 lb., I1P-24.
Portia. 1 Eastslde t
Loose, No. 1 Canby and Hood River
asparagus was quoted at (3.65-3.75 a 30
1b. pyramid with bunched stock selling
at $3.75-4 and No. 3 bunched stock st
M.75-3 at today's session of the Port
land Eastslde Farmers' Wholesale Pro
duce mnrket.
Radishes sold at go-iuc a ooaen oun-
ches. ,
Green onions were oliered at jo-uc
The season' first new crop beets were
vAlnpd at 11.65 a dozen bunches.
Coachilla Valley corn was quoieo at i
five doeen crate.
Kentucky Wonder beans were offered
at inn
California cherries were soio ai asc a
Coachilla Valley eggplant was onereu
at S5 a lug of lS's.
Portland Produce Exchange
Butterfat Tentative (subject to Imme
diate change). Premium quality maximum
of .35 of 1 percent acidity delivery in
Portland, 67-68c lb.; first quality, 66-67C
lb.; second quality, 01-03c; valley routes
and country points, 2 cents less man iirst,
or 64-05c.
Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk, 68c lb.:
cubes, itrnde AA, 93 score, 61c; A, 92 score,
60c; B, 90 score, 60c; C, 89 score, 57c.
Cheese Sellina price to Portland whole
salers: Oregon singles, 35-52c; Oregon
loaf. 38i-54c.
f:fTn whnlcBHlers: A trade, large.
52,.-53MiC; medium. 48'.i-49l,i-: A grade,
small. 42'ic; B grade, large. 45ni-47'jc,
Erks Purchased from farmers: Current
receipts, 45-50c, buyers pay 3-3'ic below
wholesale quotations on graded basis tor
best hennery eggs.
Portland Dairy Market
nutter Prices to retailers. Grade AA
carton 66-67c: AA prints, 65-66c; A prints,:
64-65c; A cartons, 66-67c; B prints, 65c:
one-fourth pound cubes, cent higher.
Esgs Prices to retailers, AA extra large,
t;; A, large (certified). 58-59c; A large.
54-55c; AA medium, 64c; A medium, 60-
51c; A small, 4ac dozen; carton, a'.sc a
dltlonal. Cheese Prices to retailers: roruann
Oregon singles. 36'i-54c lb.; Oregon loaf.
39'j-56c; triplets, 36-54c.
Poultry:
Live Chickens Paying price to produc
s: N . 1 broilers, under 2 lbs., 29-30C !
lb.; fryers, 2 to 3 lbs., 29-30c lb.; 3 to 4 ;
lbs., 35-37c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 35-1
37c; fowl, Leghorn, under S',i lbs., 18
20c; 3 lbs. and over, 20-23c; colored, til
welKhts, 32-33c lb.; stags, all weights.
14-16C.
Rnbbiti Average to retailers. 48-52C
lb. dressed: prices to producers. 43c; fry
ers, live, white, 20-34c lb.; colored, 17-2 1c
lb.
Vegetables;
Artichokes Calif. 4 and 5 doz. to a lug.
$3.25; K doz., (2.50-2.75.
AsDftraeus oreaon. Hood River. Canby. .
per box, 30 1-lb. bunches, (3.75-3.85; loose, I
S3. 05-3.85. No. 3s. (2.75-3. Washington,
Sunny side, No. 1 mediums, 12-13c lb.; un
classified and small, 7-8 Vic.
' a -.in.. n.iif fnnv in li ti iS-S-
Fuertes. fancy. 30,' 35, (4.60-4.85'; choice,
all Si7.es, (3.95-4.20.
BeansT-Caltl., 20-3SC lb.
Cabbace California No. 1. (3-3.50; Tex
as 80 -lb. cratrs, (4.25; red, $8.50-9.50 crate.
Track sales, Calif, crate, (3.35.
carrots California, nuncnea, e aoz.,
$4-4.35; 50-lb. sacks, topped, $2-2.15; truck
sales, Calif., bunched, mostly $3.50; sack
ed, 50-lb. (1.35-1.60.
Cauliflower Calif., trimmed, standard
crate, 2.75-2.85; track sales, no sales.
Celery Sturdee crates. Pascal, (0-7;
std. crates, (5,25-0, heart materia), 4 and
5 doz., (4.76-5; crates, (5.50-6. Track sales,
Sturdee crates, (5; std. crates, $5.
Cucu ibers Oregon hothouse, (7.26-8;
3 -doz. lugs, 30-32c lb.
EsKPlant 20-lb. lug, (5.
Leek Local, 80-90c doz.
Lettuce Calif., 4s, (5.50-6: few, poor,
lower; Stockton, 3 doz. (3.75-4.25; track
sales higher.
Mushrooms 80-OOc lb.
Onions, green Local, Mid-Columbia, 40
50c. Onions, dried Oregon yellow, No. 1,
3 Inches and larger, (2.75-3; medium.
(1.65-1 75; Texas white wax, $4-4.25; Ber-
mudas, (3-3.25. Sale to Jobbers, cold
stornRe, No. Is, (2-2.25; medium, (1.76.
Peppers Mexlcan-Callf., 45 lbs., (13-14
lug; loose, 40-1&O id.; truck sales, 49-10.
crates. (12.60.
Parsley Call'., (6-6.60, 10 dozen
bunches.
Peas Calif.. 18-ln. hamper. 13.50-4.
Potatoes -- Steady, Oregon-Washington
Russets, No. 1. per cwt., (3.75-4, baker
Size, $4.50-1.70, NO. 2, $3.10-3.25: NO. 3
(SD-io.' 11-1.05. 15 ids., eo-oec; uescnutes.
No. 2, 50 1 bs., (1.35-1.30. New crop: Cali
fornia 100-lb. sacks. $4.25-4.45; Texas Bliss
Triumphs, 50 lbs., (3.15-3.50. Track sales:
no. i, cam.. long wmtes. ion ids., 3.o.
Radishes Local, doz., 60-75c.
Spinach Local, new crop, $1-1.10.
Squash Calif. Zucchini, 30-lb. lug. $5-
a.so; Danana, 4-o'c id.; summer, $3.75
3.86 lug.
t Potatoes Cal f. Jersey. 20-lb. bas
ket, (4.25-5; Calif. La Yams, $4.15-4.35:
Texas, 14.15-4.25.
Tomatoes Mexico, lugs, No. Is, $9.50
21 1-lb. tubes. (7.30-8: Calif. Indlo
9 and 12 top packs, (7-7.50:16 top, (5.60
0; Imperial, 16 top, $6-5.60; Indio flats,
IV 10S JB.8U-B.7S.
Turnips Calif., 50-lb. sacks. (2-2.25.
Packaged Vegetables Cellophane-wran-
ped: spinach, 24 12-or... (1.60: salad, fi-ox..
il. 16-1.20; celery hearts, per doz., (3.25-
.U.
Garlic 20 1-oz. pkgs.. $1.65-1.75.
Fresh Fruit:
Apples Newtowns. Hood River, w. and
p., 14.75-5.25; Wlnesaps, w. and p., (4.50-5.
Avocados California Fuertes. 30-35s.
(4.40-4.75 box; 20-24s, $4.35-4.50; choice,
(3.75-4.
Bananas Bunched. (10.50-11.50 cwt..
cut hands. (12-13.50 cwt.
Dates Calif. 24 8-or. Dkas.. I4.fi5-4.75:
natural and hydrated flats. 15 lbs.. 14.sk-
4.50.
Grapefruit Texas pinks. 70-80s. $4.65-
5; smaller, (3.85-4.25; Marsh seedless, 40
90s, (3-3.35:. Arizona white, (2.50-3; choice,
jower.
Lemons Calif, fancy. 252-300s. 16.50.
6.75: 432s, $4-5; choice, (1 less.
Limes Calliorn a. 15 tubs of ft Him.
$3.50-3.60; lugs of 50, 95c-(l.
uranges California naves. 176 an
linger. $5.75-6.10: 220-252s. 15.35-5 4(1-
smaller. (4-4.40; choice, 50c-(l less a box.
Rhubarb Local, field-grown, 20-lb. box,
75-85c; OOc-ll 30-lb. apple box; wine, 85
90c a 15-lb. box.
Strawberries Air exuress, nlif ... ti.
4.25; rail express, (3.75-3.85 a 12-cup fill.
uressea meats:
veal Light top aualitv. 35-anr: hiuv
top quality, 28-30c: B. 25-aftr.: a ni.Hr--
CUll, 18-20C.
Hots BlOCk. bUtchPTS narlrar alul.
135-160 lbs., 37-38c; over 213 lbs., 36-37c'
lb.; so-vs, all wts., 29-34c lb.
Lambs A A. 38-40c: A. 37.aSi! n mk-
C, 28-30C lb.
Mutton 10-15c lb., according to quality
Beef Best quality, 32-34c; B, 35-26c:
22-24c: canner and ruttr i.9if.- h.
losna bulls. 25-2fir.
Wool, Cuscara Bark:
uascara Bark Green, 8-6'4c; dry 20c
Wool Valley, coarse and m.rii..
grades, 42-43',i,c lb.
Mohair 40c lb. on 12-monlh growth.
H" I Calves. 40C lb.. acrnrriln. t
weight: kips. 20c lb.; green beef. 11c 1 b.
nciinerea ineaioie Fats 13-13c lb.
Chlraro Livestock
Chicago, May 2 (U.W Llvestork:
Hogs 6000. Opened alnur lat.r
fl VS. nd m08lIy Bteady 10 25c to"".
Weights under 250 lbs at full decline'
top 23.50 for one load; bulk good and
choice 170-250 lbs 22.50-23.25: good and
lbs 20.25-21.75: sonri onrt ,,B iir,B
lbs 19.26-20.60: sows about steady: good
and choice 17.50-18.00.
cattle 1000; calves 300. All slaughter
LODGES
A Pacific Lodge No. 60, A.P. &
ygVA.M. M.M. degree Friday,
'May 2, 7 vm. 105
Fraternal Order ot Eagles meet
every Tuesday at 6 p.m. Mort than
a million memoers.
I. O. O. P. meets every
Wednesday night, vtsl
tora welcom.
classes steady; package choice 1,338 lb
fed steers topped at 20.00; medium to top-
good steers 30.50-24.50: medium and good
heifers 18.00-22.60: few good cows 17.00-
18.50; common and medium cows 13.60
16.35; canners and cutters 10.00-13.25;
good weighty sausage bulls 17.00-17.25;
good and choice vealers scarce at 22.50-
25. 00.
Sheen 1000. Slaukhter lambs active and
steady; one load good to low-choice Ne
braska 33.00; strictly good and choice
wooled lambs about 100 lbs quotable 23.50;
about seven loads medium and goon
wooled lambs 20.36-22.00: two loads good
and choice 100 lb fed clipped lambs with
2 pelts 21.25. Email lots good and
choice wooled ewes steady 10.25-10.60.
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore., May 2 Wi wheat: no
futures quoted.
cash grain: no. i nax a.ho.
Cash wheat (bid): soft while 3.34; soft
white (excluding rex) 2.34; white cub
2.34; western red 2.34.
Hard red winter: ordinary 2.34; 10 per
cent 2.35; 11 percent 2.41; 12 percent 2.51.
Hard white baart: io percent z.37; n
percent 2.41; 12 percent 3.48.
Todays car receipts: wneHt oar
ley 4; flour 6; corn 7; mlllfeed 12.
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., May 2 0J.RJ Livestock:
Cattle salable 25: calves 25. Market
steady on limited offerings. One load good
holdover steers still unsold. Odd common
heifers 16.00-17.00: canner and cutter
cows 11.50-13.00; shells down to 10.00:
fat dairy type cows 14.00-15.00; medium
beef cows to 17.00; good sausage bulls
16.50-17.50; one lot good to choice veal
ers 26.00; odd choice grades 27.00.
Hogs salable 25. Market steady; one
lot good to choice 184-lb. weights 24.75;
190-240 lb. weights quotable to 25.00:
few 160 lbs. 23.25: good 315 lb. sows 21.00:
good to choice feeder pigs quoted 24.00
25.00. Sheep salable none. Mnrket mostly no
minal with demand limited. Good tc
choice wooled lambs quoted 18.50-20.00;
spring lambs salable to 20.00 or above;
nood shorn ewes salable around 7.00;
wooled ewes 9.00.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports ot Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
Retail Prlcep
Rabbits Feeds Pellets, 14.20 cwt,
Ecr Mash 14,70 cwt.
Dairy Feed $3.90 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. 1. 34
lb.; No. i, 28c: colored fryers, No. 1, 34c
lb
EltS
Buyers' Prices White and Brown extra
large grade A, 52c; med., 48c; standards,
AZc dozen: pullets, 30c; crax, 30c.
holesale Price Large. 56c dozen: med..
52c dozen.
Butter Wholesale A. 05c.
Retail Grade A, 70c.
Butterfat Premium. 68c; No. 1. 67c:
no. 4, ojc.
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Press)
New York A--Closing Quotations toda:
Aiued cnem St Dye
American Can
Am Pewer St Llgh; 12 lb
nmer rej et iei 105s;
Anaconda Copper gavi
ntcmsoo. flQ'i
Bendlx Aviation 32
uetnienem steel
ooeim Aircrait
California Packing
uanaaian racmo
" 1 " 34
Ohryaler Corp ,' 100
uommonweaicn st aaui
C .nsolldated Edtsor
26
Consolidated VuUee
Continental Insurance ,
Grown Zeiieroach
Curtis Wright
D Jglas Aircraft .....
Duponi Cn rtemou - ...
General Electrlo
Oeneral Poods
General Motor
Goodyear Tire
Oreat Northern pfd
International Harvester
.. 4-i
.181
. 34 -n
, 51 H
, 41'i
. 82
int Paper pfd
Johns Manvlllt
Kennecott
Long Bell A
Maytag
Miami Copper
Montgomery War" ...
Nash ILelvlnaio:
National Dairy
N Y Central
North Am Co
Northern Pacific
Pao Amer Pish .......
Pacific Qas Elec
Pacific TAT
Pan American
Penney J O
Radio Corp
Rayomer
Rayonier Pfd ,
Reynolds Uetala
Rlohfleld '
Safeway
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
. 44
. 17 li
. 9
. 54
. 16
... 26i
... IB
109
.... 12'4
.... 41 "t
. . . . 7
.... 21 Mi
28
.... In',
.... 21
Standard Oil Call) ...
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Sun Minim
Union Oil 2t
Union Pacific 129
United Airlines 26
United Aircraft
101b
United States Btea)
Warner rfrothers
Weal Elec Ufg Oo
Woolwortb
70 '4
24 '4
45-
165 Jewelers to
Attend a Dinner
One hundred and sixly-five
jewelers from throughout the
slate will be in Salem this eve
ning to attend a dinner meeting
of the State Jewelers' associa
tion, which is being held at the
Marion hotel at 8 o clock.
Speaker for the meeting at
which Sidney Stevens, state
president, will preside will be
Howard Lewis, ol Elgin, 111.
sales manager for the Elgin
Watch company. Guy Albin and
his orchestra will play during
the dinner hour and at the busi
ness session Stevens will give a
report of the Washington state
jewelers convention, which he
attended recently.
"Markets Briefed
B7 the United Tna)
Stocks higher in moderately
active trading.
Bonds irregularly higher. U.S
governments steady and dull.
Curb stocks irregularly high
er. Silver unchanged in New
York at 73 'A cents a fine ounce.
Wheat futures closed 'A to 2
cents lower.
Hogs steady to lower, cattle
and sheep steady.
The average citizen of the
United States uses six times as
much oil as the average citizen
of the United Kingdom and 25
times as much as the average for
the world.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, May 2, 194715
Wheat Prices
Go up Friday
Chicago, May 2 (JP) May
wheat advanced as much as 6
cents at one time on the board
of trade today, but selling came
into the pit toward the close and
a good part of the upturn was
canceled.
Wheat closed 1,4-la4 lower,
May $2.62-?2.613J4, com was
-lV4 lower, May $1.61-,
and oats were lower, May
8878-89.
Stocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, May 2 (P) Bulg
ing motors and special issues
brightened the stock market to
day although many leaders were
restrained by profit cashing on
the two-session rally.
Transfers were around 1,000,-
000 shares for the first time since
April 21.
The day s stellar performer
was Chrysler which responded to
a doubled dividend and splitup
proposal by opening 20 minutes
late on a 6000-share block, up
5'ii, and later extended this to
before backing away mod
erately.
Announcement of splitup plans
luted American Chicle about 9
points.
In front were General Motors,
Studebaker, U. S. Steel, Good
rich, Montgomery Ward, Kenne
cott, American Can, Allied
Chemical, Eastman Kodak, San
la Fe, Pepsi-Cola and Standard
Oil (N. J.).
Laggards were Goodyear,
Woolworth, Douglas Aircraft, N.
Y. Central, Johns-Manville and
Philip Morris.
Ramadier Asks
Confidence Vote
By Robert C. Wilson
Paris, May 2 VP) Socialist
Premier Paul Ramadier, fight
ing to prevent the fall of his
cabinet over a new split with the
communist party, appealed to
day to the national assembly for
full support of his wage and
price freezing program.
Asking the legislature for a
vote of confidence, he refused to
consider granting any wage in
creases, saying such a step
would lead to skyrocketing
prices and ultimate disaster,
"If you agree with me we will
continue," he said. "If not, let
others take the responsibility.
He seemed assured of victory
and sources close to the cabinet
said the premier was preparing
to ask his party to let him form
a new government with com
munists excluded if he won the
confidence vote.
15 Years Prison
For Czech Leader
Prague, May 2 (U.R) Jan Bata,
once one of Czechoslovakia's
most powerful industrial leaders,
was sentenced today to 15 years
imprisonment for failing to aid
the Czech resistance movement
during the Nazi occupation.
Bala, former head of a vast
shoe concern with factories in
many countries, was tried and
sentenced in absentia. He is in
Brazil.
Czechoslovakia asked that he
be extradited for trial on collab
oration charges, but the request
was not met.
Obituary
Mrs Marv R. Swan
Mill City Mrs. Mary S. Swan, at the
tinmn of her dauahter. Mrs, a. r. uam
erwood in Mill City, May 1, at the age
of 93 years. Survived by three sons, John
E. Swan and James A. Swan of Mill
City, William s. swan oi vanejo, uaiu.;
four daughters, Mrs. J. L. Spry and Mrs.
A. F. Cathcrwood of Mill City. Mrs. H,
W. Dunlgan and Mrs. Mary W. Louett of
.qipm' an srnndchl dren: 34 great-grand
children and four great-great urandchll
dren. Services will be held at Presbyterian
church at Mill City, Sunday. May 4 at
2 p.m. with Dr. uavia Ferguson ouiciai
ins.
Mnrv Hicflnn
Mill City Funeral services for Mary
illgdon, 40. who died at her homo here
Saturday night, were held Wednesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock In the Mill City
Presbyterian church with Dr. David Fer
auson officiating. Interment followed in
the Sliverton cemetery, with Marilyn
chapter, No. 14.1, OES In charge. Pall
bearers included: Curtis Cllne, Clyde Ro-
Rrrs. Charlea Kelly. Frank Smith. Delbert
Hill and A. D. Scott. Mary Aager Higdon
was born In Michigan In 1S98 and came
to Mill City In 1010 whre she has lived
ever since. Married to 8. G. Higdon in
1014. Is a member of the Mill City Chris
tian church. Also a member of the local
Order of Eastern Star, of which she was
a past worthy matron. Surviving besides
the husband are two daughters: Doro
thy Budlong of Mill City and Ruth Hlg
don of the WAVES stationed at Washing'
ton, D.C.; 3 brothers, Calvin and Orton
Aager, both or Warrenton, Oregon; 3 sis
tera in the east.
Edward Alfred Austin
Albany Edward Alfred Austin. 48. Al
bany route 2, died in the Albany Gen
eral hospital Wednesday, Funeral ser
vices will be held from the Fortmlller
chapel at 2 p.m., Saturday. He was bom
February 14, 1R99, at Muscatine, Iowa
and came to Oregon In 1917 from Mon
tana. He came to Albany 37 years aao
He was a member of the Elks lodge
Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Austin, Albany; Preston Austin,
Portland, is an uncte.
Mrs. Cora Olm t lead
Stayton Graveside services for Mrs.
Cora Olmstead, 75, who died Wednesday
at Orancvllle, Ida., will be held at the
Lone Oak cemetery at 3:30 o'clock Sat
urday under the direction of the Weddle
funeral home. She was the wife of E.
M. Olmstaad, publisher of the Oranevtlle
Free Press and former publisher of the
Stayton Mall.
Births, Deaths
McLeod To Mr. and Mrs. Carllon J.
McLeod, rnute 3, a daughter, Franca
Spears, March 17.
Scott To Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Bcott,
routo 8, a son, Larry Dean, March 23.
TrlndleTo Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.
Trlndle, roule 1, Cervals. a son. Edmond
Keith, April 39.
Hann To Mr. and Mrs. John IT. Kann,
5115 Judson, a daughter. Sharon Alys,
April 29.
Holwencr To Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Holwegpr. 1347 Waller, a daughter, Bev
erly Jean, April 27.
Sliverton To Mr. and Mrs. Horner Mil
lard of Scotts Mills, a daughter, April
29: to Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Mott, April 30,
a daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brink
man o Mt. Angel, a son, April 30: to Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Palmer, a son, April 30;
to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brenden, a eon,
April 30: and to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Ehckson a son, May 1, all at Sliverton
hospital.
Deathi
Oscar William PtHMnn
Osenr William pparson. ntcei 58, lat
resident ot 382S Mahrt avenue, at a local
hospital April 3D. Survived by wife. Mrs.
Mabel Prarson Salem; two sons, Wallacn
L. Pearson, Border. Texas, and Ronald
William Pearson, Salem: grandson, Mi
chael Pearson, Border, Trxrs; brothers,
.vard O. Pearson, Enclnltas. Calif., and
f irles H Pearson. Bismarck. N. D.; As
ters. Carrie Ella Hoover. Spokane. Wash.;
Louise A lines Ellis, San Francisco, and
Anna Mary Schumaker, Provost, Alberta,
Cannrln. Member at Lutheran church.
Services were held Friday, May 3, at
1 :.1t p.m. at the Howell -Edward k chapel
with Rev. Frank O. Fcrrin officiating.
Interment was In the City View cemetery.
Mm. Marie A. Me Pliers on
Mrs. Marie A. McPherson, late resident
ot Portland, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Jean Morrison of 3390 Laurel ave
nur, Wednesday. April 30. Wife of E. H.
McPherson of Portland: and mother ot
Mrs. Jean Morrison of Snlr-m and E. Mr.
Pherson of Portland. Services will ba
held Saturday, May 3. at 10:30 a.m. at
the CloiiRh'Barrlrk chapel with Rev.
Dudley strain officiating. Interment la
Beicrest Memorial park,
fladley Hob son
Hadley Hobson. late resident of 918 Mill
street, at a local hospital. April 2D, at the
ftEe of B6 years. Father of Mrs. G. Man-
zanita Feudall of Portland and Harry D.
Hobson ot Salem. Also survived by four
urandchlldren, one tircat ncandchild ".nd
several nieces and nephews. Services will
be held Saturday. May 3. at 1:30 p.m. at
Clouali-Barrlck chapel with Rev. Dud
ley Strain officiating Committal at 3:30
P.m. In the Fox Valley cemetery at Lyons,
Oregon.
rn. Irene Fisher
Mrs. Irene Fisher, late resident of
route 9, Tuesday, April 29, In OreRon City.
Wife of Edward E. Fisher of Salem; moth
er of Mrs. Edna RIrrs, Mrs. Jamei C.
Thomas, both of Salem, Mrs. Earl Ferraer
of San Francisco and Elza E. Fisher of
McMlnnvllle, and sister of Mrs. Helen Orr
wyomlnir and Edward Daharsh of
Fulton. Kans. Survived also by 11 urand
chlldren and three great grandchildren.
Services will be held Monday, May 5, at
10 a.m. at the CIough-Barrlck chapel.
Battle B. Ruiick Cady
In Pasadena. Calif., April 3. HattJt B.
Buslck Cady, former resident or Salem
and late resident ot Pasadena. Survived
by a son, Edwin Buslck, with the U.S.
rmy 'i Germany. Member of Chadwlck
chapter Nc. 37, Order of Eastern Star;
Willamette Shrine No. 3 of the White
Shrine, ''anna Rosa Court No. 6 of Order
of Amaranth and the Rcbekahs. Servfcei
will be held Tuesday, May 6, at 1:30 p,m,
at the W. T. Rlgcton chapel with con
cluding services in the IOOF cemetery.
Mrs. Kalle Samaln
Mrs, Katie Samain, at her home at
35 Falrvlew avenue, Sunday, April 27.
S vived by her husband, Charles O. Sa
main of Salem: a niece. Alma Huber nl
St. Paul, Minn.; and two nephews,
Wayne Huber of New Mexico and Roy
Huber of Lyons, Oregon. Services will oa
held Wednesday, May 7, at 2 p.m. at h
CIough-Barrlck chapel with Dr. Joseph M.
Adams officiating. Interment in Beicrest
Memorial park,
MaJ. John S. lira key
MaJ, John S. Beakey, late resident of
110 E. Rural avenue at Fltzslniinons Gen
eral hospital, Denver, Colo., Wednesday,
April 30. Survived by wife, Mrs. Fern
M. Benkey; two daughters, Joan and Bev
erly Beakey; one son. Jack Beakey. all of
Salem; father, D. J. Beakey, WHllston,
N.D. Services will be held Saturday, May
3, at 3 p.m. at the Clouuh-Barrlck chapel
wur. Kev, ueorgfi H. swut off c at nir.
Concluding services at Mt, Crest Abbey
Mausoleum, muiansiic services by Capi
tal Post No. 9, American Legion.
Walter Alvin Olson
Walter Alvin Olson, late resident of
Albany, at a Corvallls hospital, April 30,
at the age of 30 years. Survived by hla
wife, Mrs. Rosemary Olson ot Albany;
two sons, Walter A. Olson, Jr., and Wil
liam Alien Olson, both of Albany; hla
father, Carl E. Olson of Potlatch. Wash.;
tnree sisters, Mrs. Mary Sutton of Seattle,
Mrs. Betty Hague of Jefferson, Ore., and
Mrs. Carol Hatch of Aumsvllle. Ore.: a
brother, Winn H. Olson, and his grand
mother, Mrs. Kate Winn of Albany. Serv
ices win oe neia at tne Lutheran church
at Marlon, Ore., Saturday, May 3, at 1
p.m., under the direction of the How
ell-Edwards chapel. Interment at Bel
crest Memorial park.
Leweltyn Sutllff
Lewellyn Bui Jiff, late resident of 1305
Hines street, Thursday, May 1, Husband
of Mrs. Edna Sutllff of Balem; and father
of MrJ1. Beryl Saben of Morrlstown, B.D.,
ana L,yio muim ot naicm. Also sur
vived by seven grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren. Services will ba
tied I Monday, May 5, at 2 p.m. at the
CIough-Barrlck chapel with Interment in
Ihe City View cemetery.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City ot Salem, at the
meeting of said Council to be held at tha
City Hall, In Salem, Marlon County, Ore
gon, at 8:00 o'clock p.m. on May 7, 1947,
will hear all persons particularly Inter
ested and the general public In the mat
ter of the petition and proposal to chaiuo
from a Class II Residential District to a
CIslsa III Business District the following
described premises, to-wit:
Lots l, 2, 8, 7 and 8, Block 13, J.
Myer.s' Addition to the City of Salem,
Marion County, Oregon.
By order of the Common Council.
Airred Mundt, City Recorder.
MHy 3-5-6. 108
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