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SALEM'S FINEST
USED CAR LOT
GRAND OPENING
SPECIALS
1947 Lincoln Sedan $2495
1947 Ford con., rad., heat. $2095
1947 Ford 4-dr. Sedan ..$1895 '
1947 Ford 2-dr. Sedan ..$1795
1947 Plymouth Bs. Cpe. $1895
1946 Ford Convertible ..$1895
1941 Chrysler Royal Cpe. $1195
1942 Stude. 4-dr. Sdn. ..$1395
1937 Lincoln Sedan $ 495
1946 DeSoto Sedan $2195
Check the low prices!
These Cars Are Priced
To Sell
WARNER MOTOR CO.
NEW LOCATION
545 Center St. Ph. 2-2487
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
R.C.A. Vlctrola it phonograph, table mo
del. 110 Park Ave. 1.231
VrC. bdrm. set for sale $168. Also bathl
nette & teeter-babe. Also lovely desk,
ISO. 910 Shipping. , "330'
Ttr. OLD OH Burner, 5 room, fan, 195.00.
Rt. 4. Box 393T. Orchard Heights Rd.
n230
lo-'fWt 8PORTER. Excellent condition and
performance. A gun to be proud of.
1S90 Jefferson or Ph. 3-488.
IrWft MODEL A Ford pickup, flee at 3950
Monroe after 8. n330
ilKK LOW CORT HEATT Get a Duo
Therm Royal Puel Oil Heater. Power
Air Blower will nave up to 35 on fuel,
give you workless, dirties heat.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC.
Ph. 39811 467 Court Bt. p230
1 WOOD RANGE, 1 gajt range. 1 tu
fireplace heater. Ph. 3-7631. 340. Ever
green Ave. 330
HARD TO GET cartridge foreign and
domestic. Also fine 30 - 08 rifle, Texan
scope. V. M. Beckett 1510 So. Winter,
Salem. Phone 3-4912. n234
yoR BALE; Oil circulator heats rms.,
also barrell, pipe 6c fitting. Ph. 3-4302.
n33l
RIVER SILT. Phone 35913
CAMERA 35 mm Mercury II, 3.7 len.
with carrying case, like new. Abo West
on II exposure meter with carrying
cae. Both for 150. Ph. 3-4373 after
noon. "231
HYACINTH bulbs. Blue white, yellow &
pink. 4-burner smooth top gut range,
oven control it broiler. Vacuum cleaner
it attachments. Boy's roller akates.
misc. Call 3-0500 Sat. it Sun. n330
BUNK BEDS, with box spring it Junior
mattrexses, Reasonable. Ph. 3-3143.
n230
tft REMINGTON automatic rifle, with
Texan scone. Beautiful engraved stock.
Gun In like new condition. Complete
with case, 1235. New L. C. Smith double
barrel, 13 gauge ahot gun. Sell for
1135.00. Will take 1135.00. New 4-cylln-der
9 710 h.p. Evlnrude motor. List
1371. Sell for 1336. Call 3-4016. Eves.
8-8213. "331'
APARTMENT Double Rollaway Bed. Ph.
3-3844 or J-8635. n331
PLAT PEN with pad. Nursing chair, Bath
lnette, baby scales, beautiful cream
colored Duo Therm oil heater, complete
with pipe. Padded leathertte bed stead.
Mahogany coffee table, glass top, 3 new
galvanized tubs, midget elec. washing
machine, 8 ft. tree pruner. Power mower
with Briggs-Stratton motor. 931 Cas
cade Dr. or Rt. 8, Box 130, W. Salem.
n33i
LANGE RANGE with oil burner & blotfer.
tt. nnran fit.. Wood burn. Ore. Ph.
Blue 252. n"
NEW A USED full Size elec. ranges. New
apt. size elec. ranges. New and used
full i refrle. Gns ranges. Gas water
heater, hot plate, elec. iron, wood
heaters, oil heaters, bicycle, breakfast
lets, dining set. Ice boxes, tnrow rugs
& misc. liinerai creait terms.
HARDMAN BROS.
Just this side of Drive-In Theatre. Open
from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., seven days
week nJi
jr. niRYCi.IL good condition, good tires,
J20. Ph. 3HA97. n230
SMALL SIZF. PIANO, reasonable. 1690 S.
Cottage St. Ph. 20725. n230
80-40 KREG SPORTER. 40 rounds of am
munition. See chief of police, West Sa
lem.h urn'
WHV NflT REE THE CLOCK DOCTOR?
100 B. 14th Bt. n233
USED WOOD Heater. 486 N. 14th.
GARDEN SAND, Gravei, crushed rock
Shovel it drag-line excavating. WALL
LING SAND it GRAVEL CO. Ph. 3-8249
SALEM SAND ck GRAVEL, COMPANY
Contract Work
Road Clearing - Ditching
Sewer tt Basement
Equipment Rental
19 B 'A yd. 13.00 per hr
10 B H yds. 9.60 per hr
D-7 Oat it Dozer 9.60 per hr
D-6 Cat A Dozer 8.40 per hr.
D-4 Cat it Dozer . 1-00 per hr
Phone Days 9408
Evenings 8246 or 24400
Salem, Oregon
WALLING BAND A GRAVEL CO
CRUSHED ROCK tor roads and driveways
cement, ready mix concrete, garden
aand. Bulldozing, drainage and ditching
fc-yd. shovel and drag line. Ph. 3-9349.
WTSS ALL ALUMINUM iror'nkleT lrrlgt'
Mon systems available for immediate
delivery We have received our final
carload of aluminum tubing for this
season Call ot write Montgomery
Ward Farm Store, Irrigation Depart
ment Salem. Ore., for complete ae)t
mate or your requirements
MEW COLLINS elec. hot water heater.
Bell lor 120 off Ph. 342B4.
BTEEL clothesline costs. Railing In it nek,
to order. 1146 N. Liberty. n243
BEST OFFER TAKES
BOTPOINT range, G.E. heavy duty heat
er. Also several table and cabinet mod
el ra rllo. Need room for new stock
MITCHELL RADIO it APPLIANCE, 180
Btate, Ph. 37577. n230'
ELECT ROLUX CLEANER it air purifier.
complete with attachments. 169.75. 19
8. High. Ph. 7719. n234'
PULLER BRUSHES. 1745 Grant. Ph. 8357.
n234
EE US for harvest bags of all kinds. We
specialize in cleaning a menaing & ft
8 Bag Co- 347 Kearney Bt Ph plant.
3-10f I.
CEDAR POSTS. Ph. 68F22.
D234
BEAT TOUR home electrically. It'a eon
venlent, clean, economical See as for
tree estimates.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty
REGISTERED cocker male at stud. Otto
Y unker. mile N. Kelzer Sch. nJ30'
URGE upholstered club chair" Oood
quality used clothing, sizes 13
Pormals, coats, suits, dresses. Pur Jack'
et & muff set. Call Monday 37th. 73
Kmiwood Dr. W. Salem. n330
POR SALE Baker's ttbi, gas oen. glass
showcase, s. w. fisher. Box 98.
bany. Ore, &33Q
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NEW SO-Ofl aporter with hella, f 100. Phone
3-8163 after 6 p.m. n
COW fertilizer, IS per aq. yd., or 19 per
load. Ph. 3-6021. nz3
IN. MALL portable elec. saw. Adjust
able. Nearly new. Ph. 3-1098. Mr. Por
ter. n230
GOOD ga range and auto, ga water
heater, See at 864 Jefferon Bt. nasn
FOR SALE; Combination adding machine
nd cash register. Cadweii oil co. awo
State. ai30'
22 H&R 9 shot revolver. National cham
pion ship model, like new, save ua.
1415 Alder Ave Ph. 35944. n230
WHITNET folding ateer-o-matlc baby
carriage, 130. Uaed only few time. 677
8. Com'I. n330
l-WHEEL CRAFTSMAN band saw. H
horse motor, bench and so-root exten
sion cord. 5 blades. 6 weeks old. Will
sacrifice. 1155 Spruce. n333
OIL CIRCULATOR, exc; elee. range.
good. Ice box, awful. Ph. 33019. naaa
USED elec. range $33.50, steel bed, toilet.
kitcnen cabinet wun sinx, noor tamp.
610 So. Com'I. H337
33 CHBV. sedan. Rta. 2, Box 149. 114 ml.
w. of Keller. Also elect, fence. Bee
after 5 p.m. Paul Olover. n230
PARLOR GRAND piano, mnersprlng mat
tress, thick cotton leit meuresi, sous,
oak library table, rug and pad 8x10 ft.,
kerosene oil circulator heater, sewing
machine, two Roller canaries gingers,
closed banded cage and stand, Vigor
Ray Ozone generator, 2-qt. Mason fruit
Jars. 575 N. Capitol Bt. n330
ii B electric range. Good cond. Ph,
2-6300. Rt. 7, Box 93. n231'
TLLOGG AMERICAN SPRAT outfit.
Trailer mounted. 6 horse gas engine,
10-gal, paint pot. 350 ft. hose, 3 mlero
spray hand guns. Used about 130 hrs.
Cash or terms John Valek, Dayton,
Ore., Box 438. Ph. 18X17. n231
One W-4 International tractor '47 model
In first class cond., used only for
cultivation. Hurry, if you are inter
ested. William A. Brown, Rte. 1, Box
401, Aurora, Ore. Ph. 16-F-13 Hubbard.
n231
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
CASH PAID for sewing machines, heads
or complete. Any maxe or cond. fix.
3-7671. na241
WANTED Barkle poles 30 to 80 feet Call
collect 1ZB7 Aioany, or write etanaara
Pole tt Piling Co., P.O. Box 382. Albany,
for new price list. na234
WANTED Sewing mach., any cond.
Eundale Exch. 59 N. Liberty. P&. assn.
USED FURNITURE. Phone 9183.
PERSONAL
PROFESSIONAL Adviser.- Mrs.
Phillips.
P331
Ph. 2-9313.
DR. J. A. Rombough, Naturopathic and
chiropractic physician. 360 3rd ot, in
dependence. Ore. Phone 320! p246
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P
Box
pill
724. Phone 35234.
AUTOMOBILES
'31 CHEV. 4 -door sedan, good condition.
Phone 23025 or see 3440 Sunnyvlew, qzaft
Rebuilt Ford, Dodge, .
Plym., Chev. Motors
with New Motor Guarantee
SAVINGS ON ALL REPAIRS
See Us on Our Monthly
, Payment Plan
Amundson Garage
809 Edgewated Bt. West Salem
Phone 3-7138 q230
CHOP TOP '32 Ford coupe, chaneled body
with set down irame. i Mercury mo
tor, hydraulic brakes, chrome dash. Por
sale or trade, 1800. 1537 N. Winter St.
q232
lOSfl FOUR-DB, Dodge sedan.
1365 N
q230
21st.
1&J7 WINDSOR CHRVSLER sedan. R&H,
extras
lfit7 FORD SIX 1-ton express pickup,
overlds., RAH 11695
See at 1625 N. 20th St. q233
FOR SALE: 1934 Ford oupe. 1940
sine. $125.00. 1040 Monroe Ave. qzaa
'34 CHEV. flat bed truck. 440 Mill fit. after
5:30 P.m. jz
IBM HUDSON. Good cond. 144 Marlon.
q333
WANTED "35 or '36 Ford body frame
or complete car with bumea out motor.
350 W. Bslem Heights Ave. or Phone
3-5438. Call evenings. Wl
LOOKING for cheap transportation? '35
Graham, f 150. 710 Beck Ave. Pen Pour
corners. hj
FOR RALE 193 Plv. Station Wsron. New
motor, good rubber, good body, 1750.
Or will trade for good model A and
cash. M. G. McGulre, 1030 West Nob
Hill, Ph. 3-5495. q331
1910 STUDEBAKER sedan, i mechanically
perfect, good paint and tires, in fact
a good car. Priced reasonable. Privately
owned, cash or terms. 1440 N, Church.
Ph. 3-4R9B. 1330
'M CHEV. Sedan. New motor, tires
heater. Clean Inside. Must sell this
week. 1695. or best offer. 2nd Lincoln,
Sllverton, Ore. q231
1936 OLD CONV. RAH St searchtt. Good
bur at 1395.00. Call at 1535 N. Church,
Apt. 1 after 6:00 P.m. q234
FOR SALE or trai, 41 GMC truck.
will trade for pick-up or ear. 1358
Kendlewood Dr. 0.330'
Rebuilt Ford Motors ..$179.50
Rebuilt Plymouth Mtrs.. $189.50
(INSTALLED)
Pay Cash Pay Less
REIMANN'S MOTOR CO.
3250 Portland Rd. Ph. 3-7110
q333
17 PLTMOI'TH. Oood condition. 1400 00.
Williams' Thicker rantn. qJIO
19t-Dr! PLYMOUTH rNw pVint. Good
motor. c alter 1 p.m. excep. sat
140 Norway. 331
AUTOMOBILES
ZIP I ZUP! ZEP! OR ZEEB
SAYS COME OUT TO 2325 FAIRGROUNDS ROAD WHERE
PARKING IS PLENTIFUL, TRADING IS E-Z
Sharp 1947 Chevrolet convertible, radio and
heater, lots of extras $2395
Sharp 1946 Chevrolet Aero, sedan, extras, only $2095
Sharp 1947 Mercury 4-door sedan, R. and H. $2095
Good 1941 Ford, newly reconditioned, R&H . .$1195
Good 1941 Chevrolet 5-passenger coupe, R&H $1395
AUTOMOBILES
M OLDS 3 -door, Oood tires, htr.. B.B.
lights. 1350.00. After ft or Bat. Sun.
583 So. 16th. q330
PIRST HAND - BECOND HAND
FIRST HAND Quality Second hand cars.
Otte J. Wilson Company q233
'40 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE
9M. CLEAN. 333ft Chester Ave., Just
off Lansing Ave. q230
Compare These Prices
Cars Are Getting
Cheaper
'44 Ohev. Aero Sedan. Just like new,
13095.
'48 Pord Sedan Coupe. Perfect. RAH,
$1950.
'41 Pord Tudor Sedan. Heater and de
froster 11350. t
'41 Pord Club Coupe, R&H 11165.
'40 Packard "6" Club Coupe. R&H, Ov
erdrive. .1965.
'31 Chrysler "6" Sedan 1895.
'38 Nash Laf. Sport Coupe $595.
'35 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan 1195.
'38 Chev. Clean transportation 1100.
3160 South Commercial Bt. Ph. 3-6615
BOB MARR USED
CARS
2160 S. Com'I Phone 26615
q230
87 CHEV. Panel. New '40 motor. Condi
tion .rood. Rte. 7. Bx 133. Mobil Station.
q230
WANTED Good clean ears. Bcuere Deal
sed Cars 1155 a lam
mm reputation AeuehCa on your sat
isfaction. Lees Used Cars, 340 N. Church.
'iu pi.v. Tudor. Gd. rubber, new paint,
runs good. Cheap for cash. 110 Park
Ave. 0331
EQUITY 1300. A-l '40 Master Chev. Coach,
Good tires, paint, motor, heater. Ph.
3-6849 after 4 p.m., Mr. Ward, 481
N. Winter St. il
WANTED - USED CARS
SHOP ARODND
THEN BRING YODR CAR HERI
WE WILL PAY YOU WHAT
ITS WORTH
ANDERSON USED CARB
340 CENTER BT. PHONB 3-3734
PONT1ACS
HERRALL OWENS CO.
660 N. Liberty Ph. 14113
1IS9 Plymouth coupe. Al, $878. Fred H.
Westphal, Rt. 4, Box 431, Salem. q330
This Time It's HUDSON!
Service Bales Parts
Rome of Good Uaed Oars
8KRO0R MOTOR OO
Church ChemekeU Bta. Ph. 3-9101
We Buy Used Cars
POR HIGHEST FRICES SEE
Teague Motor Co.
855 N. Liberty
Phone 34173. q1
MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS
WHIKEER MOTORBIKE. Cheap. Call af
ter 5. Ph. 28555. W32
1&42-4K HARLET DAVIDSON motorcycle.
Good condition. 1300. 691 Kingwood
Ave., West Salem. qa233
INDIAN
WORLD'S FINEST UOTORCTCLR
Repairing U makes ano models,
8HROCK MOTORCYCLB BALES
1007 Portland Rd. Ph. 11438 qa
FINANCIAL
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
8-131 and U-33B
and
ROT R. SIMMONS -INSURANCE
AND LOANS
136 6. Commercial St. Tel. 3-9161.
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOAN
ONLY 4 INTEREST
Up to 40 Years and NO Commission)
Leo N. Chltds. Inc.
REALTORS
144 State St, - Phone 33663
333
PRIVATE MONEY
Bpeelal rates and terms
t on larger loans
long and short time
payments
ROT H SIMMONS
186 South Commercial St, Phone 1-9161
INFORMAL
LOANS
$25 to $500
YES. A LOAN UP TO 1300 ON FURNI
TURE, SALARY. UP TO $500 ON AUTO
FROM PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
AN INFORMAL LOAN.
INFORMAL becaune you deal with Just
ONE Uie YES MANAGER.
INFORMAL became you select
monthly repayment amount.
INFORMAL because there is no "stand
ard" security required: furniture, car,
equipment, livestock, macninery are ae
ceptable basis for a loan.
Phone or see the YES MANAGER today,
It's "yes" to 4 out of 1.
PERSONAL
FINANCE COMPANY
Ph. 3-2464' 8. Oalllnger, Manager
511 state
Lie. SI 32 -Ml 61
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT OO
190 State Street old quarters
First Nationa. Bank
License No. U-159 8-154
FARM AND CITY LOANS
44'. and 6
TOUR OWN TERMS of repayment within
reason. Cash for Real Estate Contracts
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO
301 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 3-7163.
4V REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
BTATE FINANCE CO.
153 B tch 8: Lie S-316 M-333
TRAILERS
lMt INDIAN TRAILER. Sleeps 4. Fully
equipped. Bargain, 1850. 110 Taylor. Ph.
FACTORY BUILT Eastern trailer houses.
. 35 it 28-ft. Late models, George Fuller,
R;ckreall. Ore. t231
NEW all-metal trailer. 4 bed. cooking,
ireesint unit. Ph. 11914 or 148)7. 1350'
IAUTOMOBILES
TRAILERS
35-PT. 194 ELCAR trailer house In A-l
cond., all modern. Will sacrifice for
quick sale. Call eve. after 6:30. 3213
Portland Rd. t23S
POR SALE Light Implement trailer. 6
ft. heavy duty Moline disc. Two hop
yard cultivators. E. W. Fisher, Rte. 3.
Box 130, Salem, Ore. 1330
Trailer, 33 ft. long, new paint, redecorat
ed, reirig.. n.w.. oil heat. Butane range.
Reasonable. Ph. 1-9841. 130 Lana Ave.
Welsh. t231
TRANSPORTATION
LEAVING SEPT. 30 for Los Angeles. 1 pas
senger to snare expenses, see Wayne
Fields. 1230 8. 16th St., Apt. 3. X233
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All makes used machines, sold rented
repaired. Roen. 456 Court. Phone 1-6773.
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NABH SERVICE
Towing service, day phone 3-9386, Night
1804. 333 Center. o
AUTO RADIOS
Authorised Warranty Repair Station
for all makes ol Auto Redlos Morrow
Radio Co. 153 8. Liberty. Ph. 3-6955. o
' ke Panek, 375 S. Comm'l. Ph. 1-5161.
Brake it wheel aligning specialist, o234
BULLDOZING
Bulldoilng, leveling, road bldg., clear
ing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey. 1010
Pairvlew Ave. Ph. 33146, Salem. O240
BULLDOZING, GRADING
BuUdoelng, grading, clearing, dirt mov
ing with small Carryall. Geo. Wlrth,
940 Plymouth Drive. Ph. 31367. 0344'
CASH REGISTERS
Instant delivery of new RCA registers.
All makes old. rented, repaired- Roea.
456 Court. Ph. 3-6773. o
CARPENTRY
Carpentry expert building and remod
eling. Ph. 2-4850. 615 S. 31st St. o234'
CEMENT WORKS
General Cement Contracting, Cliff Ellis,
1905 N. 19th Bt. Phone 3-4071. o244
CHIMNEY SWEEP
furnace chimneys, vacuum cleaned.
Ensiey, 771 S. 3 1st St. Ph. 3-7176. 0234'
CO-RACTOR
Alt Brothers Bldg. Contractors. Phones
Salem 2-2780, Sllverton Black 176. o234
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach. Motn Exterminator Service
Ph. 3-3056. Lee Cross. 1555 Pearl. 0234'
Bielthaupfa for flowers. Dial 1-9179. o
LANDSCAPING
New lawns, rototllllng, tree pruning ad
removal. Light tractor work. Richard
Boycr. Phone 2-2258. O 355
LAWNMOWER SHARPENING
Lawnmowers, scissors, knives sharpen
ed. Dexter. 960 Center. Ph. 36633. O230
MATTRESSES
Capital Bedding. Phone 3-4069.
METAL STAMPING
METAL STAMPING, machining, die work
your laeas or patents put nn produc
tion basis. Ph. 3-5590. 643 Ferry.
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MOVING AND HAULING
Moving and hauling. Ph. 3-3393. o334'
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish and Hawaiian Guitar. Man
dolin. Banjo, etc. 1533 Court. Ph. 1-7569,
o26
OFFICE FURNITURE SUPPLIES
Desk chairs, files and filing supplies.
safes, duplicators and supplies, desk
lamps, typewriter stands. Oriel eases.
Pierce Wire Recorders. Roen, 458 Court
OIL CIRCULATOR SERVICE
Call Cy Younger, Ph. 36073.
Painting. Spray or Brush. Ph. 3-6511.
o334'
Elfstrom's are equipped to do your
painting. Phone 1-2493.
PAINTING PAPERHANGING
Painting and paperhanglng. Free esti
mate. Ph. 3-9513 657 Shipping. a344'
COUPLE. Exp. painters, want work. Also
wall papering. Pn a-aeao. Mr. Ross.
O2401
PAPERHANGING
Expert Paperhanglng and painting. H.
J. Woodworm. Ph. 3-3015. Tree est. o347
PLASTERING
FREE ESTIMATE. Ph. 3-4830 eve. o241
DECATUR MAERZ, plumbing, electrical
supplies, water systems, uenerai repair
work. Phone 3-6223. 173 B. com'l. 0249
RADIO SERVICE
Ray Moore Reopens Oct. 15.
ROOF REPAIRING
SAND AND GRAVEL
BAR RUN GRAVEL
TOP BOIL
Cat. Shovel it Truck work of all kinds.
LLOYD M. HILL, INC.
Ph. 1-4367 Rt. 3, Box 33R
0346'
Garden Soil, crusned rock. Shovel and
aragiine excavating waning nana
Gravel Co. Phone 3-9349.
SEWER SERVICE
Electric Roto-Rooter exclusive, patented
razor-sharp steel cutting blades. Cleans
sewers or drains Septle tanks eleaned
reasonable. Ph. 3-6337 or 3-9468.
SEPTIC TANKS
Mike's Septic Service. Tanks eleaned.
Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. 1079
Elm Bt., W. Salem. Ph. 1-9461 - 3-5327.
0334'
K. F. HAMEL: Septle tanka elaaned. Spar
tan el'etrleal newer machine aerv. Mod,
econ. Eaay melhod eleari llnea of roots,
arcane, ate. 1143 8th at.. W. Balam. Ph.
3-1404. 034
TRANSFER A) STURAOB
Local At Dlatanca Tranjfar, atoraca.
nurnet oiu, coal briquet. Trueea
Portland dally Afent Lyon Van Llnea
tor houaenold t-ocxu to California point
Larmar Tranalar e Btorai-a. ra. l-lll
TYPEWRITERS
Smith. Corona, Rcmlntton, Royal and
Underwood portable. All make uaed
machines. Repair and rent. Roeh. 4.SS
Court
VENETIAN BLINDS
Elmer the Blind lien. Ph. 3-1331.
VENETIAN BLIND I.AKNDBT
Laundry At Repair Serrlee, Pick-up
Delivery. Temp. Ph. 3-1803. 039a
WEATHIRSTBIPPINn
Pre estimate. T. PULLMAN. Ph. I SMS.
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WINDOW CLEANINU
Acm Window Cleanera. Windows.
wall Aj woodwork cleaned Ploor. ciean.
ed. waxed an4 polulifd. Ph. 3-3337. 347
Oourk LAojdoo. C ulnar uoa tn4 uathai
Grains Work to
Lower Levels
Chicago, Sept. 25 ( All de
liveries of grain worked lower
at today's session of the board
of trade. Toward the close a
flurry of selling carried .all
grains to the day's low
There was some telling in
wheat attributed to northwest
interests, although at the start
these interests were on the buy
ing side.
Large purchases on a to ar
rive basis in corn, and a decline
of around S cents in the cash
market weakened the yellow
cereal.
Wheat traders continued to
display disappointment over the
small interest shown by domes
tic flour rtade.
At the finish wheat was T4
to 2V4 lower than yesterday's
close, December $2.23-23 Mi.
Corn was 24 to 2T4 lower, De
cember $1.37 W-4. Oats were
to lower, December 72 H.
Rye was 1 cent to 2Vt lower,
December $1.57 "A and soybeans
were 5V4 to 8 cents lower, No
vember $2.34-32.
Earl Sande Lore
Told by Stern
Over the air waves Friday
night between 7:30 and 7:45
'clock on the Bui Stern radio
program came a sports sketch of
former Salem man destined to
become a famous Jockey, Earl
Sande, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sande.
The sketch, from the early life
of the jockey whom Stern de
scribed as the "greatest jockey
of all time," told of his partici
pation in a race at the Arizona
state fair a number of years ago
and an accident that almost cut
short the career that made
Sande so famous that a poem
was written about him.
Prior to the race the military
had given an exhibition and
demonstration. In clearing the
track they had missed a cannon
The race started and soon taking
the lead was a horse ridden by
only a boy. As the horses mov
ed down the track the cannon
was noticed but hard as they
tried the military men were un
able to budge it.
The lead horse moved down
the track and piled into the can
non pitching his rider over the
gun. The horse and four or five
others that followed him were
killed. The youngster riding
the lead horse did not stop his
career as a jockey with the ac
dent but rode on through the
years. He was Salem s Sande.
Sprague Favors
Courthouse Plan
Charles A. Sprague, . Salem
member of the courthouse
building commission, has advis
ed the commission by letter that
he approves of the suggestion
of Pietro Belluschi, architect
for the new building, that the
main entrance face to the north
of Court street. So far this
makes on commissioner for and
one against the proposal, Karl
Steiwer, member from Jefferson
having committed his disap
proval. This leaves Ray Glatt
lay member from Woodburn
and the three members of the
county court to express them
selves. Sprague slates in his com
munication that actually every
face of the building must be at
tractive as it stands alone in
the block available to public
view from all angles.
Probably other entrances
would be provided, he says
from one or more of the other
streets. A Court street facing
would harmonize with the state
capitol, he comments. He sug
gests the post office probably
faces on Church street because
the loading and unloading door
faces cottage street where traf
fic is less so is seen by fewer
people.
I believe," he concludes, "we
should trust the architect's judg
ment for he has the training
and experience to qualify him to
solve auch problems."
London (Pi Among modern
Innovations being made in Bri
tain's reconstructed House of
Commons are air conditioning,
loud speakers, and a well-
equipped gymnasium.
DIRECTORY
wer.i. DRILLING
J. A. Bneed Bona, well drlllim, 3606
Brooke Bt.. Balem. Ph. 3-6609. 253
WOOD SAW. NO
. CfOM. Ph, 36171 or 18674.
WOOD SAWDUST
Weat Balem fuel Co Ph. 94011.
LEGAL
NOTICE OP OWNERSHIP
Notice U hereby el vert that Alton L.
nerce u no jonier a partner In thi
Pumlllta Block At BuddIv Co.. Ur. I..
Btierldan and Mr. Stanley M. Hamme
re the aole remalnlnc partnera. aar
LODGES
I. O. O. r. meets every
weanraaay nignu vu
itors welcome
Fraternal Order ot Eagle meet
very Tuesday at i pjn. Mora than
minion memwri.
A Kinifw
VTvy a.iv
A Hon.
Kingwood Lodeii No. 204. A F.
M, Speclfll communica
tion. F. C. Degree. Mon.,
Sept 37, 7:30 pjn. 331
Salem Markets
Completed from report et Balem
dealers (or the tuldanco of Capi
tal Journal Reader. IReTUed
dtuly.t
aun F.., prim
Ef, M.lh !4-,0.
B.bklt ra4 r.ll.l I4.H.
Dairy r4 IS.,0.
P.llrri BarlBi rrl.wlto. 1 Mlar.d
h.nj, 0'31c; No. 1 L.,hern htra, 3Sc;
1 colored frytri. 1 lhi. .nd un 42e;
No. 1 ItT.rt. JH-1 Ibl. U lb: No.
old rooalorft, U-L.c
Im
Rsrlat- Prictt Ltrio trad AA, Mai
flr.da Mc; mdiumj. fO-SSei pullau.
I3-43C. em, 3d-40c.
Wb.lMal. Frieo AA Irada, lie A trada
c: mr-diunu. 6Te; pullau. 4a.&0e doa.
Botl.rtat Premium: ll-He; No. 1, 13
c: No. 3, B6-70e; taurine prteas).
Bullar WholaaaU A, 71a. Retail, irada
lie.
Frosh Dunked I
n Mill Stream
Willamette university's an
nual feud between freshmen
nd upperclassmen had its first
uprising of the current school
year on the campus Thursday
night, as about 100 freshmen
were tossed into the mill
stream.
The affair was Ignited several
hours earlier, when Scotty
Washburn, Willamette's yell
king, led a group of upperclass-
men in throwing the freshman
class president Into the stream.
The dunking of the freshman
eader is almost a tradition at
the Methodist institution, but
evidently this year's freshmen
hadn t been so informed. At any
rate, a gang of first-year stu
dents mobilized and decided to
toss Washburn into the chilly
campus waters.
It was the plan of the fresh
men revolters to coyly lead
Washburn away from the Beta
Theta PI fraternity house, then
guide, carry or drag him to the
mill stream and let him test his
swimming abilities.
But somewhere along the line
he freshmen plans backfired
Word of the revolt spread fast
among the fraternity houses,
and in a few minutes hundreds
of upperclassmen were out to
dunk every frosh we can
find."
So the freshmen swam. They
swam In street clothes, work
clothes, pajamas, or whatever
else they happened to be wear
ing when the seniors caught
them.
A kangaroo court, where
freshmen will be tried for cam
pus "crimes" such as disrespect
to upperclassmen or failure to
wear their "beanie" caps, etc.
will be conducted by the Wil
lamette lettermen club some
time next week. And the frosh
would be wise to bring along
their water wings.
Market
Quotations
Salem Lire. toe Mmrl
(By Valley Paeklnf company l
Sprint. Lamb, choice t2fl.so
Yearlinsa iii.uu .o i..uu
Ewcji ".00 to $7.50
Pat dairy cowa
Cutter cowx 112.00 to 115.00
Dairy heifer llH.oo to mo.oo
Bulls 117.00 to (23.00
Calve (300 to 450 Hut.) .. I14.n0 to 131.00
Veal (150-300 lb.v enoice, hvod io w-vou
Hoe Price paid within 3So ol Port
land price lor each type.
Port! an it Produce
Ruttertat Tentative. auBieei to imme
diate chanee. Premium Quality maximum
Portland 76-79c lb., Ural Quality H-74c
lb.: aecond fluallty 69-72c lb.: valley
route and country point, le lea than
IlrAt.
Butler Who tu t. f.o.b bulk euoe
trade- AA, 93 acore, 74c lb.; A, 93 core,
74c lb.; B, 90 acore, 66c; C, 89 score, 67c
lb. Above price are atrlctly nominal.
cheese Bellini price to Portland whole
sale. Ore on a In a 1m, 60-ftSc, Oreann 6 lb.
loaf, 63-67C, Triplet tto le.u than aln-
Enre ( Te wnoiaeaieri) a irane targe,
Vi-flle, medium. 60tt-62c, A email
,6-M'c; B trade large, 52-5Re.
Purchwtfl from larmer. our rem
receipt S5l-ftB'ct buyer pay 1-3 Vie pre
mium lor elan.
Portland Dairy Market
Butter Price to retailer, tirade AA
print, 77c; AA carton, 7flc; A print,
77c; A carton, 76c; B print, 72c.
Eire Price to retailer; AA lane
74-75C, cfUlfled A lane 69o doi.; A
lar.ee 65-68c; AA medium, (Be; certified
medium, esc; a medium ea-6c: a
email, &l-63c; carton 2c additional.
Cheeie price it retailer: rout ana.
Oregon alnglen, 60-67c; , Oreion loaf, A
.13-&BC triple toe lea .nan ainiie.
Poultry
Live Chlckene Paying price to produc
er; No. 1 broiler under 3'A lb. 17-38c
lb.; fryer 2 to I lb., iU lb.; a to
lb., 43c lb.; roaater 4 lb, and over,
42c lb.; fowl, Leehorn, under 4 lb.,
38-29e lb. over 4 lb.. 38-29B lb.) colored
fowl all we lint. 11-330 lb. atai. al)
weight, 16-19C.
Rabblle Average to retailer for local
ly dreued animal. 58-62e; fryer, live
white, 33-33e Ib.i colored, 10-llei old or
heavy, 15.16c.
Rabbi tt Dred, retail. 60-660.
Portland Mlacellaneote
Caicara Bark Dry 20c lb., green le lb.
Wool Valley coarae and medium grade.
45c lb.
Mnhalr 3m lb. on 13-month growth.
Hid Oalvu 80o lb. according to
weight kip 30c lb.t green beef 11-lle lb.;
bull. 10-110 lb. I eountry buyer pay 3c
lex.
Nat Quoted one
Walnoli Prenquette II Ml quality Jum
i, 34.7c; large, 12.7c: medium. 7.2c:
second quality Jumboa, 30.3c; large, 38,2et
meoium, se.sct Bany, aa-sc; aott men urn
quality large, 38.7c t medium, 16.2; asc
end quality large 17.3c; medium, 24.7oj
baby, 13.3c.
Filbert! Jumbo, 20o B, large, llei
medium 16c, amall 13o.
(Quotation above auppiiM by Nortn-
weet Nut Grower Quotation are on the
baU of 100-)b. bag purehae fob plant.)
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elected in Louisville, Ky.,
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Full Agenda
For Grand Jury
The Marion county grand Jury
which starts Monday on what
promises to be a three-day sea
sion faces what may be one of
the biggest grists to come before
such a body with possibility of
50 or more cases to be up for
consideration.
The last grand jury met in
July and the cases have been
accumulating from the district
and justice courts over the
county. A considerable share
of the defendants involved are
on bail.
The jury has had at least two
postponements from called ses
sions and absence of a juror held
over an August session.
One homicide case pending,
that of Charles Henry Weldon,
who allegedly shot and killed
his son In a house in the Stay
ton area, is not expected to be
considered at this particular ses
sion. Weldon, after shooting his
son, turned the gun on himself,
according to the case as recon
structed by the officers, was in
a hospital here for some time
but is now in the county jail.
DEATHS
Edward Morgan Brooke
In thi city Monday, September 20,
Edward Morgan, Brook, 77, late reldent
of nas Bdaewater Bt., Wet Salem. Sur
vived by hi wife, Mr. Alma Brook of
Marvsvillf, Calif.; four brother, Robert
Brook. Beuton, Ore., J. M. and R.
Brook, both of Salem, and William
Brook, Ffuter, Ore. and a Jib ter, Mr
Pearl Herring, Portland. Service at the
w, T. Hi arm cnapei i uewiay, Bepiem
ber 28, at 1:30 p.m. Interment In Belcre.it
Memorial perk. Rev. W. Harold Lyman
win oniciaie.
Mn. Mon a A. I.nti
In this city September 24. Mri. Mon a A,
Luts, late resident of 1276 North Liberty
street, at ine ago oi oo year, survived
by her husband, P. C. Lull of Salem;
three eone. Prancli P. Lull of San Diego.
Carl L. Luts of Loa Angelee and Don H.
Luti of Salem; three daughter, Mn. Cla
ra Chrlstrnsen, Mr. Helen Hamilton and
Mrs. Barbara Victor, all of Salem; and
gtu grandchildren. Servlre will he held
Monday, Sep! ember 27, at 1:30 p.m. at
the W. T. Rlgdon chapel. Entombment at
Mt. Creit Abbey Mausoleum. ,
John W. Bean
John w. Bean, at the resldenr at 1491
South Commercial street, September 24.
Survived by his wife, Mrs. Henrietta Bean
of Salem. Service will be held rrom the
Clou ri -Bar rick chapel Monday, September
at 1ri:30 a.m. with Rev. George H.
Swift officiating. Interment In Belcreat
Memorial park.
Mrs. Mary B. Mrkel I
Mrs. Mary B. Lirkel. at the renldenre
at 503 North Summer street, September 24.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs Sylvia
Shreve of Salnm; thrre son, Alfred
Berk man of Inwond. Iowa. Clarence O.
Rerkman of Melvln, Iowa, and Fred C.
Beckmnn of Raymond, Wnh.; three sis
ters, Mr. Emma Bohnett of Ha.ttlne.
Nebr., and Mr, Roae Kennedy and Mr.
Ella Lambert, both of Kanaa Cliy. Mo.;
a brother, John WlUon of Fulda, Minn.;
17 grandchildren and 14 great grandchil
dren. Service will be held at the Clough
Barrlclc chapel Monday, Septembor 27,
it 2 p.m. Interment will be In Hull, Iowa,
Plea omit flower.
OBITUARY
Guy Harold Noli
Amity luy Harold Nolt. 67, died ear
ly Wrrineaday morning while aleep at hi
' $ Central Location.
NaxC Easily reached by public
A Jltf transportation.
S yCrflK Amrle Parking Space in our
yTyy own parking lot.
Jj&VV Funeral Service within
sa Ur mean,'
Saturday, Sept. 25, 1948 11 j
home here on North Trad atreet. Rt
had lived in Amity 16 year and oper
atad a general merchandise More, Prior
to that time he had operated a dry
good tore In McMtnnville wU-i hi
father. Mr. Nott had long been te1
in lvle affair and had aervrd a clerit
of the rhool board. He wu a cem
ber of the Chamber of Commerce andj
I.O.O.P.. and wa alo a member of the
Methodbt church. He wa born tn Waldo
Hill, Marlon county, July 37. 1881. Boiru
hi parent and grandparent were pi
oneer who migrated from the eat. Sur
vivor are hi widow, Lottie Irene, at
the home here; one daughter, Vfielme (Mr..
Kola McCIellan) Salem; one brother, Xarl
A. Noit, McMinnville, and one grand
dauahte:
;er. Corall McCIellan, Selem. Pun-i
lervlcr were held Saturday at'
aral e
10:30 o'clock, Macy V Son chapel, Mc
Minnville. Rev. Fremont Paul. patof
or Amity MethodiL church officiating.
Interment wa In Mt, Orrt Abbey, SaJem.i
Pearl Mar Parker
AlbanyMr. Pearl May Parker, wt.
lay Parker, wt,
iny General hoa- W
al aervlcM, In 11
neral home, wlUi (
Haley, riled in the Alba:
pltal Thursday. Punera
charge of the Fiaher Fu
be held from the Halxey Methodtat church
s to
"mil
at 2:30 p.m., Sunday. Burial win o
the Alford cemetery, Mr. Parker i
Neb., and came to Halitey two and a'y
half yrar bko. She wa married Octobt
35. 1904 at Svracuse. Nebr.. to Lon
Parker, who aurvlve, a do four children:
Holll C. Parker, HnUey, Dele n. Parker,
OomMock. Nebr., Mr. Thelma P. Hud-,n
.ton, Broken Bow, Nebr., and Mr. Ruth B.tf1
Seat of Springfield, Ore.; three U
ter and two brother. 1
B(
Pearl Lorraine Landahl -i
Dalle Funeral tervlee for Pearl Lw-u, 1
Ta..hl t h Iwa DAwit.-ilUI 1
Thursday, will be held from the Renk.lt
ana eonman cnipu m a oci ounaar, -
Rev. Dale Sherwood officiating and burial J at, I
m in iuur c? met very, one wu Born x
Morton, Wah., Jan. 22, 1943, and 1 ur- i
vlvnA hv ir DirpnU. Mr. and Mr. Ralph UJ
Landahl. Dalle. Rt. 1, and a brother, at,.. I
Ralph Landahl, lCjtiJ
Rev. R. T. Cooklngham lent
Lyons Rev. R. T. Cooklngham patter ren
at Lyons Met hod Ut church, died on,-, pi
inursaay irom a near, aimc at. u
o'clock. i
Raymond Tyler Cooklntcham, third sob
of William H. and Elenor Cooklngham.
was born In LaOrande county. Indiana
on the 10th of Sep tern her, 1676. In In- ,
fancy moved with his parents to Sturgli,
Mich., where he spent boyhood day t-t .
tending grade and high school and work-
Ins on hi grandfather' farm during va-t
cations. clggj
drew him to that city where with hlil
father and two brother he engaged in n
carpenter trade, and did ome contract
ing business in the suburb of Ravens-.,
wood In the northern part of the city,1!
He attended a Methodist revival meet- l
lng In the Bowen Methodist church and j
was converted and felt the rail of God10
tn dedicate his life to the ministry and p
set himself to the work of preparation . J
I by attending Northwestern u. and Pc14 u
tenure courses unner un. ritx, lorry, i
Little, Hayes and Comttock.
in lflos he waa appointed as s local
preacher to the charge of Melrose Park,
by presiding Elder H. O. Jarkion.
While continuing his studies h aervea e
this charge for four years. Rev. Cook- I
ine. nam wa receive! on inu in in hock
River conference In 1895. ordained a CI
deacon In 1897, following the disciplinary p,
course of study was ordained as aa '
elder In the church. In 1899 was appoint- r,
ed to the Francis B. Wlllard Memorial
rhurch located at Douglas Park boule-18
vard and St. Louis avenue In Chicago
where he preached until I90S and trans-
rerrea to tne Famine street cnuren ana H
from there to Marseilles, 111. He relln- i
finished his pastorate temporarily and
returned to tht bulldini contracting bus- -
Iness. j
In 1910 Mr. Cooklngham moved to Out :
bertson. Mont., where he again entered I
into church work and appointed as pas
tor of Oulbertsoo and Mondak charge. In
Oulbertson Rev. Cooklngham was elected Ii
to the slat legislature at Helena serving n
two term In the lealalatlve assembly at a
the same time preaching every Sunday.
In 1912 he waa appointed to Malta, u
Mont., where he preached for three l"
years and In 1916 waa appointed io h
Scobey. .
In March, 1990, Mr. Cooklngham wan a
united In marriage to Miss Sarnh Scho
fle.ld and soon after was by epcclal ap- t
polntment of Bishop Matthew Hughes
transferred to the Klamath Indian mis- u
slon and marie superintendent of Indian
work In Klamath county under tne mis- a
nlonary bonrd of Philadelphia, Here Rev.
Cooklngham and wife served for two '
years. In November, 1922, ha relinquished rj
nis work ann moved with nls family to i
Pendleton. Ore., and engaged In the In
suranre business. Hera at Pendleton ha
held his membership tn tha church as a.
local elder and sold Insurance during tht U
week and prearhed on Sundays. He or
ganized a Sunday school and preached at
Rleth during 1933. .
In 1924 the Umatilla county WCTTT and L
the united effort of the churches pre- f
vailed upon Mr. Cooklngham to btcomt
an Independent eandldat for tha office
of sheriff of Dm a title county and wag ,
elected to enforce the prohibition law m
and for four years gave his untiring ef
fort to law enforcement with the special ll
emphasis on bootlegging In the Blut '
mountain area. J
In 1932 through the efforts of U . Sen-
ator Frederick Steiwer he wa appointed i
by Sanfdrri Bates, director ot lederal
prisons, superintendent ot the federal
prison camp at Fort Lewis, Wash., and .
held that office for two year until tht '
administration at Washington changed .
and lost his appointment.
In 1934 at the Invitation ot Dr. T.
Yarnrs, superintendent of the Caseadt (
dlitrlrl ronference Mr. Cooklngham ac
cepted the pastorate of the church at
Wasro where he served for two years ag
pastor and In 1936 was transferred to
Dundee and served this church four I,
years where with the help of the men t
ot the rhurch he built the new parson
tte whlrh was dedicated by Dr. J, I
Purriy then superintendent.
In 1940 Rev, Cooklngham was appoint
ed to tha rhurch at. Monroe and Alpine .!
where he and his wife eerved four years. :
He waa then appointed to 8 1 ay ton and .
Lyons. :
Rev. Cooklngham was In his lecond ft
year as the pastor of tht Lyons church 1
and had almost completed the building I
of a $10,000 parsonage free of debt.
Funeral services will be at Lyons under
the direction of District Silpt. Roy A.
Frdje of Balem, Burial will he In Salem.
He leave the widow, Sarah, two aorta, '
William c. of Malta, Mont.; Paul C,
Portland, and three daughters. Grace
Amholl of Lombard, 111.; Klva Blunt, '
Wlnalow, III., and Ruth Becker tt Med- i
ford; end six grandchildren. 1
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