WANTED TO RENT
JVANTED FOR iuramer, beginning June
low, mrnianeu one 10 mree room apart
ment by visiting, retired diplomat. Call
34BU neiwrcii o ot a ji.iu. jai i
$11 DOLE AGE respectable couple want
3 or i rm. apt. Must be mod. A homey.
Vernon B. Jensen, 256 Vista Ave. Ph.
3119. ialll
lOTHER a t MO. eld baby needs lurn.
2 or 3 room apt. or house. Ph. 4133 or
' 4262. Ask for Rosemary. Jalll
PERMANENT business man, wife and 2
sons, high school and college age, DES
PERATELY need apt. or house. Ph.
4060. Jall2
BELIABLR COUPLE would like turn, or
partly (urn. house or apt. Can furnish
reference. Call 3-1475. JallO-
HOUSE OR APT. for summer months,
starting June 1. Beit re fern tea. Ph
4536. JallO
WORKING GIRLS wish furn. apt. No
smokln or drinklnf. Ph. 3194, Bet. 9
A; 5:30. Ask for Mtss Wilson. JallO'
Sin REWARD. Vet A wife A fl wks. old
bab. need a home desperately. Small
furnished apt. Phone 3-6630, Jall3
tBED RM. house or apt. can be sub
urb i. Ph. 5636. Jall3
WANTED 3 or 4 bedroom house, around
June 1. Box 40D, capital Journal. Jall3
TO UNO couple (Vet) getting married,
. need apt .by May IS. Ph. 26900. lief.
JallO
YEAR'S RENT in advance for 3 bdrm.
home by June 1, suburban preferred.
for three adults. Good references. Write
Box 396, Capital Journal. JallO
WANTED TO lease lg. bldg. Will pay ui
. to JJOO per mo. Ph. 9346 or 34379 eves
Will buy If reasonable. Jalll1
ROOM AND BOARD
CONVALESCENT woman wlshei care in
private home. Ph. 24038. JJ115'
LOST AND FOUND
LOST LAST week, brooch, red stone, i
frame, rn. aia-H. Kin
LOS'lCBRILF Case between Labor Temple
A West Salem. Reward. Tel. 6655 or
leave at Labor Temple. It 110
MISCELLANEOUS
R. W. (TINY) Hindman announces the
' opening of his Texaco Service Station
A automotive repair shop. All kinds of
' repair work. 2095 N. com'l. St. ml!4
SUBURBAN GARBAGE Ser v. Ph. 2-3678.
3620 State St. Haul trash, brush, etc.
mtl3
WHEEL CHAIRS. Hospital beds, crutches
Buy, sell, rent, exchange. Max Buren.
745 Court. Ph. 7775, ml 27
AUTO GLASS Installed, fiat service. Elf".
Strom's, 340 Court St. ml22
BASEMENTS, DITCHES, Clearing Level
ing. ? "AGIFIO EXCAVATINQ COMPANY
Power Shovels-Bulldosers-Trucks
Salem. Oregon.
Phones 3456 or 8793 m
MEN'S HATS cleaned and blocked, 11.00.
LES SPRINGER. 464 Court St. ml 13
.HEAT your home electrically It'i con
venient, clean, economical Bee us tor
fret estimates. YEATER APPLIANCE
OO 355 N Liberty n
DEAD AND WORTHLESS stock removed
on moment's notice. Ph. fiooo. ml 15"
HEAVY HAULING excavation and road
building, land clearing, dozer work
ditching basement excavation, eaud
travel, crushed rock mason sand, con
orete mix cement.
SALEM SAND A GRAVEL CO.
1405 N FRONT ST SALEM. OREGON
Phone 9406 or 31934. m
DENTAL PLATB REPAIR
3-HR SERVICE IN MOST CASES
DR. BARRY SEMLER DENTIST
Adolph Bids, State b Commercial Bu
SALEM Phone 8311 m
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 1x12, 1x6, 5 per M. Toilet
A; shower. Alter 3 P.M. Caldwell,
Highway Ave., Salem, Ore. nils
Sli x SM STEED Graphic F.4.5 lease,
Kalart range finder, King Sol flash, ex
cellent cond. Call 57 p.m. 7746. n!12
TOMATO PLANTS 11.50 flat, 25c dog,
Cabbage A lettuce, 20ccnta doz., first
house West Keizer. nils
USED BERGER furnace and piping,
adapted for cither wood, sawdust oi
' oil, hot water tank, trash burner, some
... lensths hot water Dice: solornv burner
' with thermostat control and copper
tubing. Come In and inspect before we
remove, this is a good buy for anyone
interested in saving money. Phone 4185
days and 5066 after six p.m. Ask for
Mr. Thorn R5. nl!2
4 PC. BEDROOM suite. Innersprlng &
box spring mattress, 1125. 1385 Pearl St,
nll3
EVINRUDE MOTOR, 8.7 H.P. Good con-
- dition, Halns Outboard Shop, 1201 S.
Com'l. nll2'
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD Motor,
185, Ph. 22361.
'46, 2 H.P
nll3
SLIGHTLY USED folding type baby bug
gy, PH. 4687. 2350 S. 13th. M13
2 ENGAGEMENT rings, one wedding band.
Ph. 2-6968, after 5 P. M. nll2
TABEL A CHAIR for sale. 162i N. Com
mercial, Chinese Tea Garden. Closed
Tuesday. ni;5
MOTORING TO L. A. May 15th.,
for 2, Share expense, ref. Ph,
room
4098.
nll3
UPHOLSTERED EASY chair.
Morn, or eve's.
Ph. 9645.
nli3
13 GAL. AUTO, shot gun. R. C. M. Pre
mier with 2 barrels, one with raised
ventilated rib. One with Weaver clock.
, Vernon White. Ph. Needy Mutual Tele
Phone Co., Woodburn, Rt. 2. nll2
WOOD range, white enamel. Pipes, coil,
hot water heater. 435 So. 22nd. Ph.
.3697. 0112'
FIRTEX 4x8 ft. ceiling tile & wall plank,
some used plywood, odd sizes. Rt. 7,
Box 431-L. McCain Ave. on Sllverton
Road, Salem. nll2'
ONE DAVENPORT St chair. One 9x12 rug.
One dropleaf kitchen table. 2010 McCoy
Street. nll2
ONE MAYTAG Washing Machine. One
Speed Queen. One A. B.C. One hi H.P.
Electric Motor. These machines all re
conditioned. One 75-lb. Icebox. 936 Trade.
nl!2
NEW 7-IN. table saw Si "i h.p. motor,
'.a h.p. motor St sander. Brits, pulleys
& small work table. Ph. 2-4552. nll2
1a"w n M O WER, good condluoiT Reason
able. 2242 North 4th St. , nll2
LAWNMOWER As baby walker. Ph. 4D34.
( nll2
FOR SALE: New Roto-Ette Garden Trac
tor. 2895 8. Commercial St. nllO
CAFE DISH WASHING sink. 3 section"
small size, for sale. 12th St. Furniture
Store. 703 South 12th. nll2
WOOD RANGE with coils, water tanit.
Reasonable. Phone 7357. 2035 N. Church
, St.. evenings A Sundays. nll2
JOHNSON Outboard Motor. 3'i h.p.. late
model, like new; perfect troller. Motor
carrying box. 13' V-bottom cartop boat
68 Park Avenue. Salem. nllS"
WE BUY A sell furniture, tools, stoves,
dishes, motors, radios, electric appli
ances, household goods. KLIOMAN'S,
285 .:. Commercial. Phone 9885. na
BABY BUGGY $7.50. Ph. 21433. nlll'
BEAN STAKES Ph. 66S3. niH
S FORMALS, $10 each. Ph. 21133.
nll3
MASKS, DUSTING or spraying. $1.50
complete. Your Surplus Store, Cascade
Merchantlle Co., Corner of Fairgrounds
Rd. As Church St. nllO
BLANKETS, ALL wool army new, (4.75.
Your Surplus Store, Cascade Merchan
tlle Co., Corner of Fairgrounds Rd. A
Church St. nllO'
BLDG. MATS. Prvt. Salem new home
owner has unused: Celotex sqs.. Prtex
shts., Bldg. paper, Hemlk Fl., No 1 V.
gr., Wnd. A Ft,, etc., also used hot air
Furn. pipe. Will sell all or part rea
sonable. Phone 21970. B112
BLUE VELOL'R davenport, good cond.
155.00. Ph. 4930. nllO
4? RADIO-PHONO, comb, cabinet mod.,
3 new fir. lamp's 2 refrlg., Kelvlnator
6 ft.. O. E. 5 ft.. 3 lee boxes. 3 elec.
washing machines, girls bike, flat top
elec. range, all enamel, 34 Park Ave,
anytime. Go out Center turn left on
Prk. am
35 FT. 4 IN. soil pipe and fittings. 60 fl.
S In. galvanised pipe and fittings. 3'-8'
6'-8' 6 panel door, like new $5.00. Door
Jams $2.50. 635 N. Winter. QllO
FARMERS ATTENTION. Clean Easy por
table A trackster milking machines
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!36
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
PLASTI-KOTF. paint, the cellophane like
rinisn lor floors, furniture, automobiles.
On wood, concrete, linoleum.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. ni36
NEW AND USED lawnmowers. also small
gas motor. Salem Saw Works, 1293 No.
6th. Ph. 1603. n
FISHING RODS at Hobions. $20 to 175.
Ph. 24226. nlll
PRESSURE COOKERS, sauce pan typo.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
GUARANTEED FOREVER flashlights
lanterns.
Y EAT EH APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl26
TELEPHONE A Intercomm. sets.
v EATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
nl26'
THE TROPIC Master overseas radio. Pow
erful 8 tube set. Ideal for coastal cr
out , r locations.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
25 N. Liberty fit. nl36
SMOOTHIES FOR perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26
BABY BOTTLE sterilizers, bottle warm
ers, vaporizers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl28
ELEC :IC CURLING Irons, pants
ers, solder Irons.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
nl26
ELECTRIC SHAVERS for immediate de
livery. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
HEAVY steel clothes line posts. tlTbo pr.
Swings $18.00 up. Porch rails $3.00 per
fk up. 1145 N. Liberty. nlll
ELECTRIC BARBECUE sets for fireplace
or outdoors
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
farmers attention. Electric milk
pasteurizers, butter churns and fence
controllers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
VACUUM CLEANERS, tubular and up
right.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl28
'UTOMATIC. ELECTRIC Irons. Iron and
extension cords.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl26
LIGHTING FIXTURES for kitchen and
bathroom, fluorescent and Incandescent
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl36
CANVAS PAINT to make awnings, bug'
gles, and lawn furniture like new.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St nl26
AUTOMOBILE-TRUCK-FIRE Insurance ai
a SAVINGS. See Bill Osko. 466 Court
St. or Ph. 5661.
INDIRECT LAMPS and torchlers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO-
255 N Liberty St.
ELECTRIC TABLE broilers, table roast-
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
nI36'
NOTICE
POULTRY AND hog feeders. We are of
fer! tig Blue Ribbon condensed butter
milk in 50 gal. barrels. A pp. 400 lbs. per
barrel at 6c per lb,, which Is our exact
cost. Northwest Poultry A Dairy. 1305
N. Front. Phone 7007. n!29
ABSOR-O-DOR keeps your refrigerator
clean and sweet.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!
ELECTRIC ROOM heaters. All types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO-
255 N. Liberty St. nI26
DISSTON CHAIN SAW PARTS AND SAWS
IN STOCK. COMPLETE LOGGERS'
SUPPLIES. PH. 8033. THE INDUS
TRIAL SUPPLY CO. OP SALEM, 1058
SO. COMMERCIAL. nlll'
WASHING MACHINES that fit on your
laundry trays, full size.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26'
FRUIT JUICERS, can openers, food chop
pers, French fry cutters, food mills, re
frigerator 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. nl26'
ALARM CLOCKS, electric desk, wall and
mantle clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26
NEW SERVELL Refrigerator.
Ave.
102 Park
ItllO
COMMERCIAL RANGES. 4 burner and :
burner with grill.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26
RESTAURANT GRILL, electric, automatic
Akron. 34 inches square.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. nl26
DOOR CHIMES Electrical and mechan
ical. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 Liberty St. M26'
ANTIQUE Oriental runner rug, ll'.fc ft. by
a'6 it. pn. jjb7. niio
NEW 10-TON Niagara stamping press,
with elec. motor. Fred Anderson, 753
Mill St., Sheridan. Ore. nllO
ASTERS, marigolds, stock, rose petunias,
25c doaen, Mixed pots for Mother's Day,
$2.00. Tuberous begonias, blooming
mscnias. iwerrnrs urcennouse, urooKs,
Oregon. Phone 24351. nll2
ORGANIC FERTILIZER
Very good for lawn and gardens.
Also very good mulch.
Delivered anywhere in Salem.
6 sacks $5.00 1 ton 110.00
WEST MUSHROOM COMPANY
Phone 8137 nll2
MODERN TRAILER Home. Priced right
for 3uick sale. Plenty room A very
neat. Inquire at Bills Barber Shop, or
Union Oil Service Station, Willamtna,
Ore. nll2
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.
VINCES ELECTRIC
157 S. Liberty St. Salem, Ore. ni27
10, 20, 30, 40, SO, 66 gallon water heaters
for Immediate delivery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
155 N. Liberty St. nl26
NIGHTCRAWLERS, 2493 State. Bremmer.
nl23
CANNING (IB quart) pressure cookers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. nl26
NO WAXING required with transpar
e t Plasti-Kote lot drain boards, floora.
furniture.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl36
O. E. WILLIAMS, sewing machine repair
specialist I do not tell new machines
Parts for all makes. Pinking shears
ground Ph. 5765. 1940 N. 18th. B128
ELECTRIC WIRE. 12-2 and 14-3 loom.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nf26
BEAT YOUR home electrically It's con
venient; clean, economical Bee as to:
Tree estimates
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty o
NKO McCORMICK Tractor A plow, like
new. $675.00. Have no use for. T miles
north of Salem. Newberv highway. Rt.
2. Box 240, S lern n 1 12
MODEL A FORD In good cond. No. 1
cattle dog. Shepherd Collie breed. 3
pups Aust. Shepherd, trained to Dull.
Gooseberries. Miss Peters, Aumsvllle.
Oregon.
nlll
CHAMPION outboard motor. 3'4 h.p. A-l
cond. 930 Garnet St. nlll
MAJESTIC wood range. Connected tor
. hot water. Wood heater. 14ft Rose
mont, W. Salem. Ph. 24623, after 6
o'clock. nl!2
ELEC. IRON, American Beauty, Ph. 4095
nllO
HOOVER SWEEPER, good cond. $10. Cole
man oil circulator, A-l cond., 130.
typewriter A-l cond.. 145. trailer bouse
gas range, $15. 3042 Portland Rd.
nllO'
APT. SIZE electric range A oil heater
Ph. 6007; 3265 Triangle Dr. nllO
PRESSURE CANNER, nearly new. 2da7k
blue Cordt purses, baby bed A mat
tress. Ph. 8415. nllO
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
DRAGSAW WITH 5 ft. blade, Ph.
BOYS BICYCLE. 395 Division. Basement
apt. n!13
BRAND NEW
9414.
Joiner, no motor, Phone
nllO
COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Make good
Mother Day gift. Salem Veterinary
Hospital, Portland Road. nllO
PLAY PEN A pad. car seat, Teeter Babe,
Ph. 3-5690J nllO
FIREWORKS, wholesale lota only. Place
your order early. Ph. 4735. 1670 Broad
way. nl 33
TWIN BABY Buggy and Pad, Reasonable;
Ph. 2-4768. nllO
GUITAR AMPLIFIER, J55 pickup. Small
record player 120. Will sell separately
or together. Rt. 2, Aurora, Write Jerry
Waters. nllO
FISHING TACKI " boxes, all metal.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty St. nl28
METAL IRONING boards, pads A covers
."EATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. MJfl'
ELECTIt: ', AUTOMATIC, sldearm water
'leaters, fasten to your present tank
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl26
LAWN CARTS, lawn edgers, hand culti
vators and hoed.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n6
FULLER brushes 1745 Grant. Ph. 8357.
Dili
WASHABLE. ONE coat Pallatona for
walls, ceilings, and wallpaper, dries
in one hour.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl26
RADIOS, RECORD players, recorders tor
immediate delivery.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. nl36
SUN (ULTRA violet) lamps, Heat (Infra
red lamps and heating pads.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. M26
RIVER SILT. Phone 25912.
ELEC Tit IO BLANKETS for immediate de
livery.
YEATER APPL1ANOB CO.
255 N. Liberty St, nl36
PIN-UP AND table lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
.255 N. Liberty St.
hotplates. SINGLE and two burner.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. M36
ELECTRIC FANS, desk and pedestal, for
office-. garages, restaurants, lodge
room 3, canneries. Kitchen and Indus
trial exhaust fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nl26a
REGRIGERATOR ICE trays, rubber St
aluminum.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N, Liberty St. nl26
GARDEN sand, gravel, crusned rock
Shovel 8t drag-line excavating WALL
INO SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 6511
STOP "'EEDING your lawn, try Weed-No-
More.
YFATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. , n!36
M FAT WHITE FACE beef,
Inspected.
Phone 22639.
WESTINGIIOUSE DDT bug bombs, type
used oy armea iorces. tuns nies, mo
squitoes, cockroaches St related insects
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. nI36a
FARMERS, ATTENTION. WestlnghOUSB,
automatic electric milk cooler. 60 gal
capacity.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n!26
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Wanted,
small apartment size. State make, site
condition, cash price. Address Capital
Journal, Box 409. nall4
V"NTFD WILL purchase used Singer
Sewing Machines. Sinner Sewing Ma
chine Co., 142 High St., Salem, Ore,
nal20'
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Upstairs
Antique Shop, 439 court, pn. 21443.
nal30
PERSONAL
ANYONE KNOWING the whereabouts of
J. M. or Blanche Vaughn, Call 6563
evenings. Pill
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS. PTo. Box T24
p276
AUTOMOBILES
EMERGENCY SALE on both '37 Plymouth
2 dr. '41 DcSoto Deluxe bus. coupe. 2309
Cherry Ave. qlll
HOUSE TRAILERS, also camping luggage
and stock trailers. Klngwood Used Cars.
West Salem. qlll
3 CHEV CPE., $200.
Salem. After 5 p.m.
1001 2nd St., W.
qlll
"Ea7t.
ATTENTION, owner leaving for
1935 Tcrraple. sedan. A-l cond., new
rings, tires, make offer. 825 Madison.
QllO
1910 PLY. 5-p53. coupe. R. St H fog
lights. Excellent condition. See after
3:30 p.m. 1520 Norway St. No Dealers.
qll3
NEW '47 Ford. Sporlfiman conv. Inquire
Union Service Station, 590 State. qll2
'42 FORD ton pickup.
State St.
Clean. 2382
qll2-
VETERAN WOULD like to buy low order
no. on Chev.. Ford, Ply., or Stud. Please
write box 403 Capital Journal. qllO
'35 FORD panel, '36 motor, A-l shape.
Good tires, one trailer 6'i ft. wide. 10
ft. long, inclosed. Ideal for fishing,
hunting or moving belongings. 1937
N. Commercial after & p.m. qlll
'41 REO HEAVY duty logging truck and
Fruenauf trailer. Excellent condition
Approx. 85p; rubber job included for
equity $3000. Call after 7:00, Bridleway
Camp, Albany, Oregon. qll4
'38 DODGE COUPE, good rubber, radio,
1795. Ph. 6622 days. qlll
SLTErToR 3 COAT paint Job 130. 1790
N. Front St. Ph. 26075. ql!4
1)4' OLDS 6 4 dr. Sdn. Radio, heater,
1160 Reedy Drive, 1 blk. east of Park
Ave. between Teas Ave. A Moody Lane
after 4 P. M. qlll
FOR SALE or trade, '41 Ford 3 dr. sed.
R. A H.; Mod. A Sed. All in good cond.
Priced for quick sale. 34 Park Ave.,
anytime. Go out Center turn left on
Park. qlll
l FORD PANEL, '38 Nash overdrive,
r-idlo heater. Can be seen at 2344 So.
Com'l., days, eves. 150 Williams Ave.,
Shady Rest Trailer Park. qlll
FOR l LE 1S35 Packard Sdn. You try It.
You'll buy It at 1 450.00, R. 4. B 329E, V4
mile N. Pringle school on Battle Creek
Road. qlll
WILL PAY cash for 35 to 38 model car.
Must be good cond. A reasonable. Pre
fer Chev. or Plymouth, Call after :
P.M. 1725 N. 19. . qlll
1 04 f STUDEBAKER S-pass. cpe., radio A
heater. Low mileage. 98 pet. rubber
and overdrive. 1973 Capital. qlll
WANTED Good clean cars. Square Deal
Used Ctri. 1155 So. 13th. q-
BY OWNER, '40 Pontiae 4-door deluxe
sedan. Can ba seen week days at 970
80. Commercial St. qllO
CLEAN, 1941 Chevrolet ft pass, cpt." Spe
ciai Deluxe model. Motorola Radio.
Heater, special built seat covers. Motor
has 200 miles on it since it had complete
overnaii. "A Real Buy." can 7373 any
time after 6:00 p.m. ql 10"
'37 OLDSONvTcoupe. Radio, heater.
Excel, cond. $650. Ph. 8947. ql 13
1934 CHEV. Fair cond. Cheap. 1934 V-6,
excel, cond. 102 Park Ave. qUO
TRAILER, ELEC. heat A cooking. Good
shape. Radio, blankets, elec. clock, etc.
goes with it. All conveniences. 16 Inch
tires, $450. After 6:30 P. M. 1250 N
Winter. q!10
FOR SALE 2 wheel trailer.
Pb. 9527.
QllO"
TWO I WHEEL Trailers. $25 each. Two
16 in. steel frame trailers, $45 each
Lawn swings. 1790 N. Front. q113
29 MODEL A Tudor. 16' wheels. $195.00,
J. B. Cunshaw, Rt. 8. Box 638; West
Keller School. qllO
MODERN ALL Metal. Hayes Trailer
House. Masonitc interior. Butane range,
Oil circulating heater, elec. brakes,
newly finished inside 11.700. 1220 Troy
Street, 1 mile north Aluminum plant
off Cherry Ave. ql 12
3! BUICK 5 Pass. Coupe, radio. heatr.
spot iittfit & rog liaiit. motor good. $900,
W. J. FLsher, 312 Maple St., Dallas, Ore,
Call between 6 A 8 P. M, qlll
AUTOMOBILES
K.7 INT. DUMP truck, ' tires. 2 speed
rear end, looo S. Comm'l. Ph. 9038.
Q112
'41 G.M.C. DUMP truck. 5 yd. ' mi. W.
of Grand Island store. Lien Bros'.
Da on. nH3
FOR SALE 1 Durant duster ready for use
in hops or beans 1325.00 John j. Rob
erts Si Co. Phone 2-3052 or 9623. Q113"
Speciari937 Ford 2 dr.. $335
1942 Mercury 4 dr. R A H. 11375
1942 Stude.. 4 dr. R St H. overdrive 11395
1940 DeSolO 4 dr. R Ac H 11095
SQUARE DEAL USED CARS
1155 S. 12th St. q!12
36PLVMOUTH 5 pass, coupe, new paint,
1400. 1790 N. Front. 4113
'36 OLDS COUPE, clean throuihout. good
tires, S4B5, 13 B0 N. 4th; Ph. 3-5416.
qUO
ip.'W MASTER CHEV. Sedan, A-l cond. In
all ways. See it at Smith St Ward Ser
vice Station on the N. River Rd. 3 ml.
N. of Salem. QUO
9:itt BLACK Dodge Sedan, good cond.,
heater. Ph. 2-6537 aft. 6 P. M. qllO
'10 BUICK conv., good clean cond. inside
Si out. Radio Si heater, (1395.00; 2335
s. 13th St. quo
ITS A BEST buy at $800.00. Will guaran
tee 1943 Willys Sedan. Private party.
Ph. 3435 after 6 P. M. qUO
t TRAILER HOUSES, recond., call aft. 3
P. M. 55 Highway Ave. qll3
1011 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe Tudor.
317 Cherry St. Sllverton. qllS
1041 HOLLYWOOD Graham, good cond.,
radio, heater. Would like older model
car and rest of loan can be assumed.
380 80. 23rd. Ph. 21693. qllO
3.1 FORD tudor, rebuilt motor, heater.
See after 6 p.m. 1065 Erlxon. Ph. 24547.
qllO
1946 TRAILER HOUSE, sleeps four. Ask
for Garinger, Castle Hail Paris:, ivtn
street junction. qll.
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES - SER 'ICE - PARTS
All makes used motorcycles bought -sold
repaired
SHROCK MOTOR CO.
Phone 8503 Salem
HUDSON
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS
Fret estimates overhauling body
and fender repair painting. "Give
Shrock 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 $300. See us about refinanc
ing your present contract or mortgage.
APPROVED CITY LOANS 4 ',4
G.I. LOANS
ON NEW CONSTRUCTION. 4
LEO N. CHILDS, INC.
REALTORS
344 State Street Phono 9261 rllO
CASH FOR SPRING
$?5 to (300 on signature, furniture or
auto up to 1500. iH.as a mo. repays
$100 loan in full In IS mos. You get full
amount of loan. 4 out of 6 who ask for
-. loan at Personal Ret It. Call today.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
518 State St., Rm. 125
Phone 3191 E. Gallinger, Mgr.
Lie. S122 M165 rl30
MONEY FOR EVERY PURPOSE
D7 you art capable of building 10 to
loo nouses saiem or vicimt? during
1947 and need financial assistance.
Contact Da. We are also tnterented In
financing one or two large apartment
house units.
STATE FINANCB CO- Lie B216M221
163 & High St, Ph. 4131 r
FARM AND CITY LOANS
4Mj and 6
VOUB OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason Cash tor Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO
207 Pioneer Trust Bide. Pb 1163 r
Real Estate Loans
Farm City New Construction
4 'A
A N Duncan
1214 Ladd & Bush Bank Bldg.
Phone 9650
li PERCENT money for loans on new
or already built modern homes any-
w) -e in the Willamette valley, 10 to
25 years repayment plan, 'Also plenty
of money lot building modern nomea.
financed during construction.
STATE FINANCE CO.. 153 8. High St.
I MONEY I
REAL EST AT B LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
OAR LOANS
We Buy Real Estate Mortgages, and
Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO REALTORS
Lie S-319 M-222 153 8 High St r
AUTO LOANS
WTLLAMETTB CREDIT CO.
6th FLOOR GUARDIAN BLDO
Uecns Na U-1S9 8-154
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER for sale first mortgages on
imprnvea real estate, saiem ana Tlcin
Ity. amounts $500 to $5000. NET In
vestors ft pet. Interest Make your own
election. Collections of all principal
ana interest payments made by ui
without charge to the Investors.
STATE FINANCE CO., 183 a High St.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP,
LOANS
S-138 and M-338
and
ROY H SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
8 Commercial St Tel S168.
Directory
ACCOUNTING
EXPERT BEND1X and commercial and
domestic, refrigeration service. Ralpb
Jonnson Appliances 333 Center Pb. 4036
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
OLSON WASHER REPAIR. Ph. 2-5100.
0136
ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING house plans. Call 9621. o!28
AUTO BRAKES
RIIKE PANER,, 375 S. Com'l. Ph. 6161
Brake At Wheel aligning specialist.
0137'
AUTOMOTIVE
:oy MOTOR overhaul, auto mech. serv
ice. Body and fender, free estimates,
reasonable. Ph. 5313. 642 N High.
oils
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towing service, day Phone
Night. 2441. 333 Center.
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING, leveling, clearing teeth for
brush. Virgil Huskey. 305 Falrvlew Ave.
Phone 23146. Salem. 0134
BULLDOZING excavation, road building
A land clearing. Dean Robinson, 3283
Claude St.. Salem, Ore. Ph. 4306. ol33
GLEASON'8 Catering Service.
Ph. 35370
OllS
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT Contracting. Harry L.
Mill. Fn. 7611. 0134
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING Cliff
Ellis, 1905 N 19th St. Ph. 4071. 0115'
CHIMNE1 SWEEP
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
ENS-jEY, 771 f 21et St. Ph. 7178. 0129
CONTRACTING
NEW HOMES. New roofi and alteratlona.
1 to 3 years to pay. Kaoa Construe'
t!on Co. Ph. 4B30 or 25106. 0118'
DI IVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service
14a e. cnurch. Phone 4711. 0136
EVANS MOTORCYCLE Merchant Delivery
Ph '. 00 175 N High. 0114
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING, tailoring and alterations.
Brooks Trailer Camp, 1984 State Bt.
0126'
EXTERMINATORS
COCKROACH. MOTH EXTERMINATOR
service. Ph. 8039. Lee Cross. 1260 N. 17tn
0U8
PEMBrRTON'9 FLOWER Shop 1880 8
12th. Phone 33346. ol24
BHRITHAUPT g for flowers. Dial 919S, 0
Market Quotations
alem Livestock
(By Valley Packing Co.t
Hon, 35 under Portland each wt,
3pring lambs, $18.50.
Wooled 1946 lambs, $18.
Sheared 1946 lambs, 116.
Yearlings, $13.50.
Ewes, 12 to S7.5D.
Fat dairy cows, 112-13.50.
Cutter. $8-12.
Dairy heifers, $13-17.
Bulls, $13-17.
Calves. 300-450 lb.. $10-31.
Veal, 150-300 lb.. 117-34.
Portland EaiUide
Willamette valley strawberries were
quoted at $4 a 12 hallock fill and Call-
forma berries at $3.25-3.50 a flat at to
day's session of the Portland EastBlde
Farmers' Wholesale Produce market.
Ton ouality dried onions wrrn offered
nt $2,50 a 50-lb sack for medium sited
No. 1 stock.
Bunched green onions were valued at
30c a dosen bunches.
Portland Produce RxcBanse
Bulterfat 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, 61 -63c; valley routes
and count-y points, 3 cents lest than first,
or 64-65c. ,
Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk, 68c lb.,
cubes, grade AA, 93 score, 61c; A. 93 score.
60c B, 90 score, 80c; C, 19 score, 57c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland whole
salers: Oregon singles, 35-52C; Oregon
loaf. 38li-54c.
Etts To wholesalers: A grade, large,
SZ'a-SS'.bc; medium, 4814-49',j-; A grade.
small, 43'iic; B grade, large, 45-47vsc.
DIRECTORY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAl HOME Ph 3673 o
FURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED. Furniture to glue and repair
Lee Bros.. 4020 E. State. Ph 21233
0153
TRUCK SERVICE, moving and hauling
Arthur McClellar, Phone 33456. ol35
Nir.VTON light pickup St delivery. Haul"
Ing of all kinds Household moving
Fully insured. Phone 32812. ol34
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
R. W ATKINS CO PRODUCTS. Free lei
1717 Center St. Phone 5395. 0137
LANDSCAPING
LEVELING & DOZING
JOHNSON A BRIGGS. building streets A
roads. . Ph. 8035. Salem. g 121
LUMBER
LUMBER, custom planing and car load
ing. Lumber industries, lnc success
ors to H. St 8. Lumber Co.. Wallace
road, West Salem. Ph. 9593. 0114-
MAGAZINE SUSCR1PTIONS
MRS. P. II. HAUSER, 935 Saginaw. P. 7838
0133-
MATTRESSES
CAI'ITAL BEDDING.
Phone 4069.
OIL IPCULATORS
On. BURNER Sales and Service Wm. C
Drew, Phone 5395. ol 11
NEW FURNACES A oil burners. We clean
and repair all makes. Free estimates.
No obligation. All work guaranteed.
Holland Furnace Co. Ph. 7681, 0131
FAINTING
GOOD WORK, REASONABLE. Free esti
mate. C. Home. Phone 5313. 0134
PAINTING A PAPERHANGING
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. Free
estimate. Ph. 9513 857 Shipping. 0115
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3493.
ROY C. HANSON.
decorating.
0113
Phone 2-5833.
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT PAPERHANGING. H. J. Wood-
worth. Phone 3015. ol34
PAPERING A PAINTING repair. Ph. 5632
PLASTEPING
CONTRACT PLASTERING.
Ph. 35106,
0131
PLUMBING
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service
Larry Travias. 1029 Highland Ave Ph.
8601. 0113
PRINTING
COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Letterheads
envelopes, business cards, office forms,
briefs, small booklets. Quick delivery
Johnson Printing Co. In basement at
163 S. Liberty St. 7490. 0137
SAND AND GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL crushed rock. Shovel
dragline excavating Walling Sand
Gravel Co Phone 8561
SEWER SERVICE
ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE: Sew
ers and drains cleaned. Free estimate.
Prompt service. Ph. 5337 or 9468. o
SEPT I C TAN K S
SE TIC TANKS and drain lines cleaned
1067 Elm St Jack Boenlug. - Ph. 9633.
0114
MIKE'S Cesspool A Septic Service, mod
ern equipment 1079 Elm St. W Salem
Ph. 9468 or 5337. ol37'
K F. IIAMEL. Septlo Tanks Cle
1143 8th St. W. Salem. Ph. 7404.
SPRAYING
SPRAYING. L W. Caudie. Ph. 7900. 0126'
COMPLET" spray equipment, 'lawn, trees.
irub.- i fields. Philip W. Belike. Dial
21708. 0122'
STAYTON FLATROCK
PATIOS, WALKS, Fireplaces, Garjkn
wans. Any Quantity. Ph. 3-5fl3B. 0133'
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DISTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils coal, briquets. Trucks w
Portland dally. Agent Lyon Van Line
for household good to California points
Larmer Transfer A Storage Ph. 3131. o
VACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER VACTTTM CLEANER owner, wt
will service your Hoover cleaner eom
plete for $3.50 plut part If required
Hogg Bros. Ph 9149 o
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates T. PULLMAN
Ph 6905
0133'
WHITTAKER'S
5600.
WELDING WORKS. Ph.
WELL DRILLING
WELL DRILLING. M. D. Enloe. Rt. 9
Box 144. Aburn Rd. Ph. 23198. 0134
Chester J Pugh, Rt
Oregon. Ph. 23412.
J. A SNEED A SONS. Well drilling 2505
Brooks St., Salem Phone 6809. cl27
WINDOW CLEANING
SAEM WINDOW Service House Ctean
lag, floor waxing. Ph. 21343. ollO
KCMK WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows
walla A woodwork cleaned Floors clean
ed, waxed A polished Ph. 3337 347
Court, uanidoo Oulhertnao and Mather
PROFESSIONAL
Phone 4467
LODGES
CLEANING SERVICE
Fraternal Order of Eagles meet:
every Tuesday at a pjn More man
a ml lUon mem bers.
I. O. O. P. meets every
Wednesday night. Visi
tors welcome. Thtrri rlp-
gree.
A Pacific Lodge No. 50. A.F. &
VK AM- M-M- degree Friday,
Way 9, 7 p.m. 111-
PILES Hurt Like
Sin! But Now I Grin
Thousands change groana to grins. Use
a uorfirt' formula to relievo discomfort
of piles. Sent druggists by noted Thorn
ton A Minor Clinic Surprising QUICK
palliative relief of pain, itch, irritation.
Tcndn to soften, shrink swelling. Uat
rfoetors" way. Gnt tube Thornton A
Minor's Rectal Ointment or Rental Sup
positories today. Follow label directions.
For aale at all drug stores everywhere,
la Balem at Fred Meyer Drug.
Erst Purchased from farmers: Current
receipts, 45-50c, buyers pay 3-3'.4e below
wholesale quotations on graded basis for
best hennery eggs.
Portlan-1 Dairy Market
Iter Prices to retailers. Grade AA
carton 68-67c; AA prints. 65-66c; A prints,
64-65c; A cartons, 66-67c; B prints, 65c;
one-fourth pound cubes, cent higher.
Ens Prices to retailers, AA extra large.
- A ' large (certified). 58-59c: A large.
5453c; A A medium, 64c; A medium, 60
51c: A small, 45c doxen; carton, 2Vc t
ditiona). Cheese Prices to retailers: Portland
Oregon singles, 36,i-54c lb.; Oregon loaf
39S56c: triplets, 36-64C.
Poultry:
Liv Chickens Paying price to produc
ers: No. 1 broilers, under 3 lbs., 30-31c
lb.; fryers, 2 to 3 lbs., 30-3 lc lb.: 3 to 4
lbs., 36-37c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 36
37c; fowl, Leghorn, under 31.? lbs.. 20c:
3S lb.s and over, 33-24c: colored, all
welthts, 33-34c lb.; stags, all weights,
14-16r.
Rabbits Average to retailers. 46-S3c
lb. dressed: prices to producers. 43c; fry
ers, live, white, 20-24c lb.; colored, 17-3 lc
lb.
Vegetable:
Artichokes- Calif. 4 and 5 doz. to a lug.
13.85-4: 6 doz., 13.50-3.75.
'iparagui Oregon. Hood River, Canby,
per box. 30 Mb. bunches. $3.75-4; loose,
$3.65-3.75. No. 3s. 12.75-3. Washington,
Sunnyilde. No. 1 mediums, 12-13e lb.; un
classified and small, l-8'ic.
Avo does Calif., fancy. 30, 34, $4.45-5;
Fuertes, fancy. 30, 35, 14.60-4.85; choice.
all slses, 13.95-4.30.
Reann Calif., 30-25c lb.
Cabbase California No. 1, $3-3.75: Tex
as 80-lb. crates, 14.35; red, 17.75-8. 35
crate. Track sales, Calif, crate, 13. Local,
pointed type. $1 crate.
Carrots California, bunched. 6 doz.
$4-4.25; 50-lb. sacks, topped. 12-2.15: trucV
sales. Call'., buriclird. mostly S3.50: .Rrk
ed. 50-lb., 11.35-1.60. Track sales, 6 doz.
14.05-4.15.
Cauliflower - Cnlll., trimmed, standard
crate, 12,85-3; track sales. $2.50 crate.
Celery - Sturder crntes, Pascal, 16 7:
5td. crates, 15.25-6; std. crates, 15.75-6.
Corn Calif,, crates, 5 doz.. $6.25-6.50.
Cuci .bers - Orpgon notliouse. $7.25-6
3-doz. lugs. 30-33 4c. lb.
I-tuplant 30-lb. lug, $4.25-4.50,
Endive 3 doz., $3.50-3,75.
I.e Local. 80-00c doe. j
Lett -e-Calif., 4s. $5.50-6: few. poor. I
lower: Stockton, 3-3 i doz., 13.75-4: Wat-1
sonvllie, $5-3.50; track sales. $4.75-5; Sac
ramento. 3-34 doz., 13,75-4.25. I
Mushrooms 80-90c lb.
Onions, green Local, mid-Columbia, 35
3oc. Onions, dried- Oregon yellow. No. 1,
inches and larger. 12.75-3: medium.
11.65-1 75; Texas white wax, 14-4.25; Ber
mudas, $3-3.35. Sale to jobbers, cold
storage. No. Is, $2-3.25; medium. 11.75.
uppers Mexican-Calif.. 45 lbs.. $13.35-
13.75 lug; loose, 40-45c lb.
Parsley Cal'. $6-6.50. 10 dozen
bunches.
Peas Calif., 28 lbs.. 13.20-3.40: track
sales, 13.15 a tub; bulk, 12-14c lb.
Potatoes Stendy. Oregon-Washlnaton
Russets, No, 1, per cwt., $3.75-4, baker
slEe, $4.50- ..70. No. 2, $3.10-3.25; No. 2
(50-lb. $1-1.05, 15 lbs., 60-65c; Deschutes
No. 2, 60 I bs., $1.251.30. New crop: Cali
fornia 100-lb. sacks. 14.25-4.45: Texas Bliss
Triumphs. 50 lbs., $3.15-3.50. Track snles-
no. i, (jam., long wmtes, 100 lbs., $3.15
3.25. Radlshee Local, don., 60-75c.
Spinach Local, new crop, 75-90c.
Squash Calif. Zucchini. 30-lb. Iuk. ii.
3.50; summer, $3.73-3.85 lug.
. Potatoes- -Calif. Jersey. 20-lb. bai.
ket, $4.35-5: Calif. La Yams, $4.15-4.35;
Texas, t4.ift-4.35,
Tomatoes Mexico, lugs. No. U. 17-7.50:
repacked. $7.508; 31 1-lb. tubs, 16.50-7;
Calif., Incio 9 and 13 top packs. $7-7.30:
16 top. $5.60-6; Imperial. 16 too. 15-S.so:
Indto flats, 23 lbs., 16.35-7.
Turnips Calif., $1-1.10 doz.
Packased Vegetables Cellonhane-wrao-
ped; spinach, 34 13-oz., $1.50-1.63: salad,
8 -or... $1. 15-1.20; celery hearts, per doz..
$3.25-3.50.
Garllj 20 l-oi. pkgs., $1.65-1.75,
Fre.h Fruit:
Apples New towns. Hood River, w. and
p., $4.75-5; Wlnesaps, w. and p., $4.50-5.
Avocados California Fuertes, 30-35a,
$4.45-5 box; 2024s, ' $4.60-4.90; choice,
13.75-4.
Bananas Bunched. $10.50-11.80 cwt..
cut hands, $12-13.50 cwt.
Cherries Calif. Tartarian. $5.75-8. IS lug.
DatesCalif. 24 8-os. pkgs., 14.05-4.TS;
natural and hydrated flats, 15 lbs., $4.26
4.50. Grapefruit Texas pinks, 64-72s, $4.75:
113-1263. 13.75-3.83; Marsh seedless. 10.
96s, $3-3.35; Arlsona white, $2.50-3; choice,
lower.
Lemons Calif, fancy. 352-ann- is n.
6.75; 433s, $4-5: choice, 11 less.
Limes California. 15 tubs of fl lime
13.50-3 60; lugs of 60, 93c-$t.
oranses California navels. 176 and
ger, 15.75-6.10: 320-252s. $5.255.40:
smaller. $4-4.40: choice, 50c-ll less a box
Rnubarb Loch'. field-Brown. 20-lh. bnv
75-85c; 90c-$t 30-lb apple box; wine, 83-OOc-Jl
a 15-lb. box.
StrawberriesAir express, Calif., 14
4.25: rail express. $3.24-3.50 a 12-cup fill.
Track sales, 13.10.
Dressed Meals:
Veal Light lop quality, 35-36c: heavy
top quality, 38-30c; B, 35-36c; C, 33-34c:
cull. 18-20C.
Ho Block. butchers. nrk!- atvi
125-160 lbs.. 37-38CI over 213 lbs., 36-37C
IV.. BU VB, nil win,, U-JtC ID.
Lambs--AA 3B-40c; A, 37-38c; B. 84-36c;
C, 28-30C lb.
Mutton 10-lfte lb., aecordlng to quality
BeefBest quality, 32-34c; B, 23-26c;
C, 22-24c; canner and cutter, 18-21c; bo
logna bulls, 23-2BC
Wnol, Csscnra Bark:
Caicara Bark Cf -en, 8-J'ic: dry, 20c
wool Valley, coarse and medium
1 nitrs, M-ne ID.
Mohair 40c lb. on 13-month growth.
H' j Calves. 40c lb., according to
welaht: kips. 20e !b.; green beef. Ho 1 b.
Rendered Inedible Fats 12-13e lb.
Chicaso Grain
Chicano, May 8 nj.R) Cash grain sales
Wheat: Nominally higher; no sales.
Corn: One to three cents hiaher. No. 1
yeuow 177: 2 yellow 1731i-174'i; 3 yellow
nu t-ia; yeiinw ; ft yellow 157:
sample grade yrllow 77-155; 3 white 172.
Oats: One cent higher to one lower
No. 1 mixed heavy 103: 1 mixed 99',ilO04'
4 mixed heavy 99'A: 1 white heavy 1004
103: 1 white 99V.-101: 2 white 99-101.
t,.rlPy: Maltln 100-208 nominal; feed
tu-iiu nominal.
Chleago Liveiteok
ChlcRRo, May fl ffl'i (U8DAI Salable
hogs 7000. total 11,000; steady to 25 cents
lower; hulk good and choice 170-260 lb
23.50-24.75: 270-200 lb 22.25-23.80; sows
25-50 cents lower; bulk good and choice
17.75-18.50.
Salable cattle 5000, total 5000; salable
calves 800, total 800; slaughter steers and
heifers, strong to mostly 25 cents higher
cows opened fully 26 cents higher, closed
slow; bulls fully steady; five loads choice
1200-1231 lb fed steers topped at 26.00;
strictly choice absent; bulk medium to
top-good fed steers and yearlings 31.00
26.00; two loads good to choice yearling
heifers 24.00; sprinkling good beef cows
18.00-20.00: common and medium kinds
14.25-17.50; cannera and cutters 10.50
14.00; food weighty sausage bulls 17.00
17.50; vraicrs steady, good and choice
24.00-26 00; top 36.00.
Salable sheep 1500, total 3500; alow;
wooled lambs around steady; early sales
shorn lambs about 36 cents lower; on
load good and choice 101 lb fed wooled
lambs carrying muddy fleeces topped at
33.00; load or so medium and good 95
100 lb woolskins at 30.10; two doubles
mixed medium to choice 92 lb fed clipped
lambs with No. 1 pelts 21.00; load or so
shorn lambs held higher; slaughter ewes
too scarce for price Lest, nominally steady,
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., May 8 (UP) Livestock:
Cattle salable 300; calves 60. Market
slow, steady to weak. Common to me
dium steers 17.60-30.00; common to mt-
Why Suffer
Any Longer
Wheo othere faiL ase our Chi nesa
idles A mating success for 6000 yean
D China No matter with what ail
ments your are afflicted disorder
tlousltla. heart, tonga, lifer, kidneys
gaa. constipation, alsera. diabetes,
rheumatism, call and 0 ladder favar
.tin. remaie complaints
CHARLIE
CHAN
CHINESE HEEB OO
Office Bonn ft to Ik
Tees, and Sat. vary
M4 N Commercial
Phone tlR.Hl
SALEM. OBI
M.
Capital Journal. Salem, OreRon,
Silver Creek Cafe
Opens Saturday
Ralph Nohlgren. of Nohl-
grens. Inc., restaurant operators
in Salem, announced Thursday
that the Snack Shack at Silver
Creek falls will open Saturday
of this week. It will be open
daily from 12 noon to 8 p.m.,
handling sandwiches, coffee,
cold drinks, ice cream, popcorn
and picnic supplies.
The main lodge, to be known
as Silver Creek Lodge, is de
layed in opening pending com
pletion of kitchen and dormitory
facilities, but the operators
hope to open it in the very near
future.
Births. Deaths
Deaths
Mr. Genrsle G. DarU
Mrs. Oeorgie G. Davis, at her residence
at 615 North Church street. Monday. May
5. Mother of Mrs. Lolita Kron of Seattle:
sister of Ray and Everett Fisher, both of
Portland, and O. L. Fisher of Balem:
urandmother of Donald Kron and Mrs.
Connie Jones, both of Seattle; and great
grandmother of Jeflry Keith Jones of
Seattle. Also survived by several nieces
and nephews. Services will be held at the
Clough-Barrick chapel Friday, May 9, at
10 a.m. with Dr. Joseph M. Adnms oill-
ciBting. Ritualistic services by the auxil
iary to Hal Hibbnrd camp of Spanlsh
Amerlcnn War Veternns.
Clara Marjory Strusloff
In this city May 7. Clnra Marjory Steus
toff. late resident of 2295 S. Huh street.
Aunt of Juana Holmes of Salem. Esma
Wade, Walter Blair of Sawtell. Richard
Rlnlr Sawtell and Mrs. Emily Martha
DePue. all of Los Angeles. Member of
Daughters of the Nile. Funeral services
will be held Friday, May 9, at 3:30 P.m.
at the W. T. Rtttdon chapel, with entomb
ment at Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum. Rev.
Georae H. Swift will officiate. (Corvallis
pa. rs please copy.)
Marl Susanne LaMar
In Portland. Oregon. May 7. Mari Su
sanne LaMar, Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester A. LaMar of Gervais, route
1. Graveside services will be held In the
Claggett cemetery. Friday, May 9, at 11
a.m. under the direction of W. T. Rig don
company. Rev. Vernon A. Kornes offi
ciating. Alice Farley Sm olden
In this city May 7. Alice Farley, flmol-
den, late resident of Eugene, at the age of
53 years, wifo. of A. L. Smolden of En
gene; sister or P. L. Farley of Salem.
Frank le Talbot t of Junction City and
Mrs. Hertna Baker of Ti lnmook. Grave
side services will be held Saturday, May
10, nt 10:30 a.m. at the City View ceme
tery. Direction W. T. Rigdon company
rs. Jennie A. Martin
In this city May 6. Mrs. Jennie A. Mar-
n, late resident of 1H5 Saginaw street.
Salem, at the age of 75 years. Mother of
Claude W. Martin, Rodney J. Martin and
Huah A. Martin, all of Salem: and sis
ter of William Groshong. Mrs. Margaret
Kirk wood, Mrs. Netllo Eppcrs and Mrs.
nances wampoie. ail or Donald. Also sur
vived by one grandchild. Member of Sa
lem Re be lc ah lodge No. 1. Women's Relief
Corps. American War Mothers and the
old Star Mothers. Services will be held
at tne w. t. Rigdon chapel Friday, May
9, at 1:30 p.m. Ritualistic services by Sa
lem Rebekah lodge No. 1. Concluding ser-
ices in tne Pioneer cemetery. Rev.
ueorge n. awut will officiate.
r. Adda I. Miller
Mrs. Adda L. Milter,
lale resident of
dlum heifers 15.00-19.00; good young beef
cows up to 19.00; medium to good cows
16.60-17.50; canner and cutters 10.50-13.60;
good beef bulls up to 18.00: calves fully
nteday; good to choice 24.00-26.50, extreme
top 26.00.
Hogs salable 230. Market active, steady.
Good to choice 190-240 lbs largely 3.VSQ;
276 lbs down to 24.00; good sows 3fl.(io
21.00; asking around 36.00 for choke
feeder pigs.
Sheep salable 250. Market slow, about
steady. Good to choice spring lambs
20.00-20.50; good to choice shorn lambs
quotable to 19.00 and above; good shorn
yearlings 14.00; two-year old wethers
9.50; good to choice shorn ewes up lo
(.ou, medium graaes s.uo.
Portland Grain
Portland, May I () Wheat futures not
quoted:
Cash wheat bld: Bon white 2.35; soft
white (excluding Rex) 2.36; white club
2.36; western red 2.36.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.36; 10
percent 2.37; 11 percent 3.44; 13 percent
2.52.
Hard white Bnarl: Ten percent 3.36;
11 percent 3.40: 12 percent 2.46.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 29; barley
3; flour S; corn 19; mlllfeed 6.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports ot Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
Rrtafl Prices
Rabbit Feeds Pellettj, 14.15 cwt.
Esc Mash 14.60 cwt.
Dairy Feed 13.85 cwt.
FoMltry Heavy colored hens, No. I, 34c
Is No. i. 38c; colored fryers. No. 1, 34c
lb
Ens
Buyers' Prices White and Brown extra
large g ce A, 53c; mcd., 48c; standards,
doxert pullets, 30c; crax, 30c.
"'holesals Price Large, 66c dozen; med.
62c dozen.
Butter Wholesale A, 65c.
Retail- Grade A, 70c.
Bulterfat Premium, 68c; No. 1, 67c;
4, IMC.
Central Location.
ljLT jfff Easily reached by public
S transportation.
kJpjJ Ample Parking Space in
jVjjT'-BwrX Our Own Parking Lot.
7 I Ijfc V j V 1 j Funeral Service Witlvn
AV Vyi Jxs ' I Your Means.
Thursday, April 8, 1947 19
61 North 16th street, at a local hospital.
May 6. Survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Maude E. Rolph of Salem; two sons, Roy
J. Miller of Joplin, Mont., Frank D. Mil
ler of Vadaila, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Fan
n.e Pemble of Pa ton, Iowa; two brothers,
Frank Crowder of Paton, Iowa, and Ralph
Crowder of Montana: and two grandchll
dren, Carl J. Miller of Spokane and Ken
neth E. Miller of Joplin, Mont. Caske$
will be open to friends Thursday May 8,
Shipment will be made to Joplin. Mom.,
Friday. May 9 by Clouth-Barrick com
pany for services and interment.
Joxrph McHariue
Joseph Mcllaraue, at the residence, 66(1
North 15th street. May 7. Survived oy
two daughters. Miss Hazel McHargue and
Mrs. Wanda Grabtr, both of Salem; a
son, J. P. McHargue of Los Angeles: a
granddaughter, Phyllis Jo Graber of Sa
lem: a sister, Mrs. Anna Drlnkhard of
Almlra, Wash.: and five broth. rs. Rush
McHargue of Paveltr. Idaho. Walter L.
McHargue of Sprlimfleld, Oregon, John
McHargue of Baker, Oregon, Otto Me
Hareue of SprlcknrtlsvHIe, Mo., and Frank
McHarnue. Services will be held Friday,
May 9, at 3 p.m. nt the Clough-Barrlrk
chapel with Rev. Chester Hamblin offi
ciating. Interment, in the City View cem
etery. Horare Mavnard Yoakom
Horace Mayriard Yoakum, at the resi
dence, 650 Locust street. Monday, March
5. at. the age of 73 years. Brother of
Mrs. Charles Bratcher of Phoenix. Aria.
Announcement of services later by Clough
Barrick company.
M. Crolsan
E. M. Croisan at a local hospital Tues
day, May 6, at the age of 92 years. Sur
ived by a sister. Mrs. R. L. (Clare) Far
mer of Salem. Services will be held at tha
Clough-Barrick chapel Friday, May 9, ai
1:30 p.m. with Dr. Joseph M. Adams of
ficiating. Interment in the City Vie
cemetery.
Mrs. Esther W. McCall
Mrs. Esther W. McCall. late resident of
route 8, Snlcni. at a local hospital May
at the aue of 54 yonrs. Survived by her
husband. Clark C. McCall of Salem; a
daughter. Mrs. Marjoric Ann Gwilliam of
Weiser, Itlnho: a .son, G. N. McCall of
Salem; and her mother. Mrs. Mary C.
Wickersham of Boise, Idaho. Services will
held at St, Pauls Episcopal church
Friday, May 9. at 11 a.m. under the di
rection of the Howell-Edwards chapel.
Concludlnn services at Belcrest Memorial
Park. Rev. George H. Swift will officiate.
Myrtle Saltaman
Myrtle SaitMuau. late resident of Cot
tage Grove. May 6 at a local hospital.
Shipment will be made to Cottage Grove
by ClotiBli-Barnck company for services
and interment.
William Albert Nash
Si ayton Funeral services win oe nem
Friday at 2 p.m. at the Weddle Funeral
home for William Albrrt Nash. 64. who
died suddenly Saturday at his home. Bur
ial will be In Lone Oak cemetery. Mr.
Nash was born August 2. men at uoium-
bus. Kan., and caiiic to Oregon six years
ago and had lived In tne community
right months. He Is survived by his wi
dow, Loin; Raymond Nash, Anna Jana
Hnzen, John W. Nash, Odessa E. Cran
dall. James A. Nash, all of Colorado
Springs. Colo.; and Ella Lucas and Cor-
ine Stogsdlll ot Denver, uoio.
.Mrs. Clyde Robertson
Poirvif &' Mrs. Harry Allison and Mr.
and Mrs. John Allison attended the funeral
of Mrs. Clyde Robertson, about 60 years
of aae, at Forest Grove. Mrs. Robertson
was Miss Anna Parrish and ner noma
was near Dayton before her marriage.
She was a sister of Mrs. Harry Allison.
She died suddenly of a heart attack while
shopping In Forest Grove Friday. Her hus
band died about 12 years ago. sne it
.survived by a son, Howard Robertson.
Forest Grovr; and a daughter, Mrs.
Raleigh Munkcrs of Baker.
Myrtle Maude Grim man
Independence Services were held Fri
day altrrnoon from the Walter L. Smith
mortuary for Mrs. Myrtle Maude Gross
man who died April 29 at the age of 64
years. Rev H R. Scheuerman officiated
and burial was at the Delcrest Memorial
Park In Salem. Mrs. Grosman, a daugh
ter of Joseph and Olive Chaffin, was
born in Story county. Iowa, on November
17, 1883. Mrs. Grossman moved with her
parents to Nebraska where she was mar
ried to Albert L. Orossmnn on April 12,
1004. They lived on a farm Miere for
32 years and In 11)38 moved to Oregon
where they have resided near Indepen
dence since that time. She was jl mem
ber of the Methodist church In Nebraska
and her membership was transferred to
the Evangelical church at Lews vine. Mrs,
Grossman Is survived by her husband,
Albert L. Grossman: two daughters, Mrs.
Eva Banks and Mrs. Edna Ingram and
one son. Date, all of Independence: three
brothers, Elmer of Los Anseles, Roy of
Sargent, Neb., and Ora Chaffin of Grand
Island: four grandchildren and a number
of nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Nellie Rrandow
Bethel Mrs. Nellie Brando', sistrr-ln-
law of Mrs. Anna Mai ten and aunt of
Lena Matten Lauderbark. died in Port
land. Word was received by Mr. and
Mrs. James Lauderback while visiting
In Washington and they flew to Port
land. Mrs. Matten was expected to arrlva
Portland from California, where she
has been for many months, on Monday
night. Mrs. Brandow had lived in the
Matten and Lauderback homes here for
e years and was well known In tha
district. Interment will be In southeastern
Nebraska beside her husband. A brother.
Mr. Mai ten. from Portland will go east
with the body.
James Edward Cock mm
Independence James Edward Cock rum.
son of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Cock rum.
was born at Oolocah, Okla., May 39,
1926. and died near Independence May
He had resided in Twin Falls. Idaho
for the past eight years except for the
time he served in the army and came
Independent with his parents two
months aao. At the time of his death
he was employed wit li the Horst Hop
ranch. He had a honorable discharge from
the United Slates army dated December
14. 1944. He is survived by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, O. M. Cockrum: two small
sisters, Rosalie and Fay, one married
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
I. L. McBride all of Independence. Ser
ies was from the Walter L. Smith mor
tuary in Independence, Tuesday. Rev.
Willis Tinker officiating. The final rites
will be in Twin Falls, Idaho.