I AUTOMOBILES
fSHROCK "SEZ:"
DON T rOROET TO ADD . , . Look
)Kitimal Mini auch aa Inauranre and
a, ait mtir w 10 11. uur reputation ror lair-
nea meant that you don't have to calculate other factors, auch at tha rlk
of driving a ear aold by an unknown dealer. Any time a euitomar compare!
total coatarie known what we mean.
SATISFACTION WITH EACH TRANSACTION
1947 Hudson Commodore 8 Sedan. R&H, O'drive, auto, trans.
1947 Ford Deluxe coupe. Heater, sportlight.
1947 Cbev. Club Coupe. Heater.
1948 Hudson Commodore 8 Sedan. R&H. O'drive.
1948 Ford Deluxe Coupe. Heater.
1948 Hudson Commodore 6 Sedan. Heater and O'drive.
1941 Nash 600 Sedan. Heater and O'drive.
1941 Hudson Sedan, R&H.
1941 Dodge Sedan, Heater, one owner.
1941 Buick Sedan, R&H.
1939 Plymouth Coach, heater. Very clean.
1938 Pontiac Club Coupe, R&H.
1937 Hudson Coach, new motor, heater.
1936 Hudson Coach, runs good.
1936 Chev. Coach, good tires.
1936 Plymouth Sedan, new battery. A cheapie.
1932 Plymouth coupe. A good one.
Mftny other mftk.i and models to choose from
Wo are open evenings bv appointment
REMEMBER
We'll be here tomorrow to back up what we sav and do today.
SHROCK MOTOR COMPANY
THIS TIME IT'S HUDSON
Where Chemeketa goes to Church
IT'S A "LANDSLIDE"!
In Favor of Valley Motor Co.
Reconditioned and Guaranteed
USED CARS
Buy, Trade or Sell at Valley, Where Good Service and
Fair Treatment is a Constant Watchword
1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Five pas. coupe.
1946 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe
1946 Ford Deluxe Tudor
1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Tudor
1946 Buick Super Four Sedan
1946 Dodge Deluxe four 'dr. sedan
1942 Ford six Cylinder Sedan coupe
1942 Studebaker Commander Sedan Coupe
1941 Olds "78" four dr. Sedan
1941 Pontiac 8 four dr. Sedan
1941 Ford Super Deluxe Tudor
1941 Ford Super Deluxe coupe
1938 Chevrolet Tudor sedan
1937 Ford four door sedan, a dandy
SPECIAL
1938 CHEV. 2 DOOR SEDAN $577
SALEM'S FINEST
VALLEY MOTOR LOT
Center at High. Phone 3-3147
Why pay more and get less when you can pay less and
GET MORE
at PETE'S in West Salem
1946 Ford club ep. Lota of extru.
Chevrolet 4-dr. Fleetmaater. 2 tone,
1948 Studebaker ft-pau. epe.
1646 Ford 1-dr. Radio and heater.
1943 Chevrolet a-dr. Radio and heater. Clean.
1943 Plymouth 4-dr. aedan. Clean.
1940 Pontiac club cpc. 3-tone. Extras.
1941 Plymouth aedan. Need work.
TRY 'EM DRIVE 'EM & YOU'LL BUY 'EM
AUTOMOBILES
Western Motors
PUT DOWN THAT PAPER
THIS IS IT!
We have a complete new atock of
ear, models between 1B3& and 1948.
All priced below book.
1947 Chevrolet Aero, R&H. Seat eovera.
12345.
1941 Buick Sedanette. 11395.
1939 Chevrolet. Tudor. 1845.
Other Make and Hodela
ALL OOOD BUYS
Stop In and aee u before you burl
Western Motors
Corner 12th & Mission
Phone 3-9622
l4S FORD fordor, R&H, ona family ear.
m nor. mi, At wirrirk A Shearer Shell
Service. 12th Ml ion. 4266
NOT MANY TO CHOOSg FROM
Not many better.
Otto J. Wilson Company. q8
' nnnr.r hv nwner. radio, healer, food
rubber, runs tine. S95. Ph. 35030. g2M
Prices Are Much Lower at
DURAND MOTORS
tl CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE
COUPE. MANY EXTRAS
LOW MILEAGE IJI95 00
1 CHEVROLET AERO
PLEETL1NE SEDAN 115.M
194T DO DOE DELUXE 2 DOOR
SEDAN. HEATER I0M 00
Mil FORD DELUXE COUPE.
HEATER 1495.00
104 OLDSMOB1LE '9' CON
VERTIBLE COUPE. R H.
HYDROMATIC 3308 00
104 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 3-
DOOR SEDAN 1005.00
1041 BUICK CLUB COUPE.
R&H "
1041 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DE
LUXE 3-DOOR SEDAN.
HEATER M5W
1041 PORD STATION WAOON.
4 MOTOR. NEW TOP. ....
EXCELLENT BODY 1145.00
1010 FORD CONVERTIBLE
COUPE. RH. AS IS ....
10M CHEVROLET SEDAN. RH.
A8 Ig 4MI 00
.1031 FORD S- 'h TON PICKUP 505 00
Trade and Terms
140 Union Wwm M"
1947 PACKARD
Deluxe 8 Clipper nedan with
overdrive; electric shift; new
tires; safety tubes: radio; heat
er; fog lights; spot light; sun
visor; windshield washer; slip
cover; 11,500 miles One own
er; mechanical cond. guaran
. teed. An exceptions buy at
$27SO. Can be seen at Senator
Hotel garage. Call 3-4018
Eves. 1-8213.
H4
FOR AI.B ar in. UK " ''
uto. lot '30 or tuto. Col
tit. rn. 3-0739.
1" IH'ICK. 171 O t. Bin. OPt. w
ISM PONTIAC tout with heater and In
d eond I4M See at St Lout, I shim
t of perraU. Julea Taylor. e"
1M.1 FORD 4 dr. HMO mile on new motor
and trarunnlMion. 4 new air euhmn
tirae. Oood bodr and (man. Pn.
i4
CtrAW Hudaon aedan 1271. M-iat ae
Need caah. 841 Vdtcwatar ai. Waal Sa-
lem. tab;n 11
DE OTO aedan. Cha. PoapiaU Jt
9. Bot 494. "?
' CHrr. up. 3-dr. tedsn. new moior. I
n. ur. RAH r m Ph w
Sorlus avis, Ium SsA W. B. V
IAUTOMOBILES
at a Tjaed Car'l price tar. then add tha
Interest on payment!. If you r (hopping
Phone 37922
q265
AUTOMOBILES
TEAGUE'S
FOR USED CARS
W Are Never Undersold
Thla la Your Chance to Oei
The Car Vou Want
At tha Price You Want to Pay
COME ON IN AND TRADE YOUR OLD
ER CAR ON A LATER MODEL USED
CAR YOU'LL BE SURPRISED AT THE
DEAL YOU CAN MAKE AT TEAGUE 3.
1947 Ford 4-dr. Sedan
1948 Buick 4-dr. Sedan
194t Hudaon 4-dr. Sedan
141 Sulek dinette
1941 Dodge 4-dr. Sedan
1941 DeSoto 4-dr. Sedan
1941 Nun 4-dr. Sedan
1940 Ply. Tudor Sedan
1940 Studebaker 4-dr. Sedan
1939 Cher. 4-dr. Sedan
1938 Pontiac 4-dr. Sedan
Call Write or Phone
Joe Bpurlock Uaed Car Manater
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
353 N.-Commercial Phone 34173
PONT1ACS
HERRALL OWENS CO.
10 N Liberty Pn 3-4113
Eisner Motors to Sell
WANTED - CSiilJ CARS
SHOP AROUND
THEN SRINO TOUR CAR HER!
WI WILL PAY YOO WHAT
ITS WORTH
ANDERSON USrD CARS
140 CENTER ST PHONE 3-3114
We Buy Used Cars
FOE HIGHEST PRICES OFt
Teague Motor Co.
!,. ft Ll ba rt Ph an 14 1 71
Eisner Motors to Buy
Tata Tin ft-a rttdsoni
StrriM SalH Paru
Rom M Ooog Oatd Cart
SHROCK MOTOR OO
Cnirta Chemtaeu SU. Ph l-tinl
WANTED Ooed eieaa aara- Square Deal
Died Cart I1SI S llth
Eisner Motors Fine Cars
Oil RFPtTATlON dependa on your aaU
Ufacuoo. Laa Uaad Cart, J4C H, Church.
MOTORCYCLtS, SCOOTErtS
INDIA
WORLD'S FINEST HOTOROTCL9
lunnmnl nil atskM ass OMSela.
SHROCS MOTORCTCLa BALES
M01 FWUAHS Rl - PH 11411
Journal Want Ads Pay
IAUTOMOBILES
TWO-DAY SPECIAL
1946 FORD SIX SEDAN
Low mileage, seat covers, heater, chrome
wheel rings, very good tires. This car has
been with us too long. Price $1795.
TO THE FIRST PARTY (for two days only)
$1595
ACME MOTOR COMPANY
Front t Center St.
q4
ORVAL'S USED CARS
IT
MAKES
NO
DIFFERENCE
HOW YOU FIGURE
THERE IS ONLY ONE
PLACE TO GET
ALL THREE
PRICE
QUALITY
Fresh cars arrive daily on our lot. We arrange for a large
selection for you and they are really priced to sell.
We do not buy every car offered to us. Each car is selected
and well checked In every important detail to give you a
better value.
ORVAL'S offers you the better used car of which in most
instances you are the second owner. One before you drove
it, cared for it, traded it. Get that kind of background in
your next car to roll away the smiling miles you want to
drive.
It's ORVAL'S combination of PRICE, QUALITY and SELEC
TION that puts their used cars in a class by themselves!
1949 Ford Custom Club Coupe. (Two of these)
(One grey one maroon)
1948 Plymouth Sp. Deluxe Club Coupe. Like new.
1948 Pontiac "6" Sedanet. Hydramatic & two tone
1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan. 60 miles.
1948 Dodge Custom Sedan. Light green.
1948 Mercury Club Coupe. Lots of extras.
1948 Plymouth Sp. Deluxe Sedan. Dark green.
Most of the above have Radio & Heaters.
A Large Selection of 1946 & 1947 Models
A few good Pickups
ORVAL'S
Center at Church.
FARM EQUIPMENT
SEE THE AVERY 2 -PLOW MODEL A
TRACTOR AT WARDS. Own the tractor
that will brlnf you unequalled Held per
formance at unequalled fuel economy.
If the Avery Model A 2-plow tractor
now on display at Ward Farm store.
Avery owner wilt tell you that Model A
pack more prof it-ma kin feature than
any outfit of Ita ie on the market.
Let Ward prove It to you. Ak for a
fVee dVmonatratton at Ward bli Farm
St0re WARD'S FARM STORE
Trade A H!ih 8t
FINANCIAL
WANTED Rl Mtatt mortaaaa loan.
ee u about rennancina '',"t'"
contract or moruaae. Approved city
loan. Low Interest rata.
LEO N. CHILDS. INC.
REALTORS
1.4 state St. Ph. I-3M. T2BS"
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
-1S8 and U-t2t
and
ROT H SIMMONS
INSURANCE AND LOANS
86 b Commercial St. Tel 3-B T
hk REAL ESTATE LOANS
PIRFONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
STATE FINANCE CO.
15 S lh St M" ?-ai M-W1 f
LOANS $25 to $500
Your way and Fast
on Personal's "PICK-YOUR-OWN-PAYMENT"
plan.
It's aimplt a A-B-O. Juat do thla:
A Tell u how much you need and
and a few tact about your credit
and Job in peraon or by phont
If you r ouy.
B Then you tltn without endoraera
and et the cah. Proof: 4 out I
I who uk u for a loan, let lit
C Then repay In monthly Install
ment which you aelect to fit
your purs.
Don't borrow unnecessarily but It a
cash loan aolve a problem, aet to
toich with Mr. Oalllnatr, Paraonal'a
YES' Manaier. today
LOANS 135 to 1300 OB
Salary it Fumltura,
Up to IMM on Auto
Personal Finance Co.
Ph 3-3464 1. Oalllnier, Man alter
518 Stata Rm. 125
Lie. SU2-M185 f2M
PRIVATE MONET
pacta) rate and term
on larier loan
loni and ahort
payment
ROT H SIMMONS
111 South Comma rtlal St. Phon 1-111
AOTO tOAHl
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
Dta S. Church
Parktnc a Plenty
Ph 1-14S7 Lio. NO. M-1M S-184 f
riVE PER CKNT Intern on jour aa?!na.
We haa a choice supply of titata
mortem, propertlei in 8alm and
vicinity, amount 1500 to 110 000. '
the for aound investmanu.
STATE FINANCE CO., REALTORS
151 S. Klin St. Ph. Hill; Eva.
FARM AND CITT LOANS
4t. Utf 1
ror ottw TERMS at repayment withm
reason Cash for Real Estata Coatracu
and Second Mortaase
CAPITOL BECrRTTtni OO
J"l P.oner Trust Rdt Ph f
TRAILERS
1-FT. FUTORT trailer. lp. 4 butane.
A buy at 1450 Alto a ateel traier. 1 box
ll-ln. tlr. Built to carry a load. Rt.
7. Box 121, Portland Rd, next to Mo
bil station. 12M
tl-FT C07.Y rOAt H trailer home, txrel-
lent condition. Reoured price Turn
ritht at Dlrfcton Market 1.1 mile on
old Parlfic hlihway.
12M
FAfTORV SIII.T trailer hoiwe 34 ft.
e;c. rfriB . varuum braHe R.eepji r'ir.
Will be aold thl week S0 Portland Rd
Hiwards Trailer Camp. tl4
TRUITR HotE. IT. tandem wheel.
aluminum masonite, sleep four. In
4ilrt at act. 7A. Vvtenn V;'.laa
after 4 or Sat, and Sun. Reasonable
t;
.! MOO. 2S ft. Fl'ar trailer hint tn
1 A-l rondrion Hmi a rtat -I
auwia, i Patia4 M. aM
IAUTOMOBILES
SELECTION
Ph. 3-4702
TRANSPORTATION
LEAVING FOR N. T. about 15th via Boise,
Omaha. Chlcaio. Can take I A lut-
xaite. Ph. 38784 after f p.m. x265
ROOM for 2 or S persons to Albuquerque.
Leavlna Nov. 8 Ph. 34031. x2BS
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All makes UMd machine, aold rented
repaired. Roe a, 450 Court. Phon 1-B771
APPLIANCE SERVICE
ELECTRIC HOME appliance repair aervlre.
Free est (mates. Trade-Ins accepted on
new appliances. Vince's Electric, Phone
3-M3Q. 157 S.Llberty St. q
AUTOMOTIVE
UARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
rowing aervice. day phone 1-MM. HUM
1804 333 Center. 0"
AVTO PAINTING
Complete auto painting, 136. Dick's
Auto Clinic. 129S S 13th at. o
AUTO RADIUS
Authorised Warranty Repair Station
for all make ot Auto Radios Morrow
Radio Co 153 S. Liberty. Ph 3-S9SS
ALTO WRECKERS
GENERATORS RERL'ILT. Trailer axle
made lo order Fair prices. 13th St.
Junction Auto Wrecker. Ph. 1-1308.
0366
PICTIRE FRAMING
Picture framing. Hutcheon Paint Store.
Phone 1-8687. o
Hike Panek. 375 8. Comm'l. Ph. 1-1161
Brake ft wheel aligning specialist. 0286
RI'ILDING CONTRACTORS
FRAME or masonry construction. Pumlr
block. Residential or commercial. New
foundations. Alt Brother!. Ph. J-liBO.
0276'
BILLDOZ1NG
Bulldoslng, leveling, road bldg., clear
Ing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey. 1010
Palrvlew ave. Ph 3-114.. Salem. 0264
RtI.LD07.ING, GRADING
BulldoElni, grading, clearing, dirt mov
ing with small Carryall. Geo. Wirth.
040 Plymouth Drive. Ph. 11367. 0273
CARPENTRY
Carpentry expert building and remod
eling. Ph. 3-48560. 615 S. 21st St. 0386
CASH REGISTERS
Instant delivery of new RCA ret later
All make old. rented, repaired Roen.
456 Court. Ph 1-6773. o"
CHIMNET SWEEP
Furnace chimney, vacuum cleaned
Ensley. 771 21st St. Ph. 8-7176. o386'
CEMENT WORKS
General Cement Contracting. Cliff Ft Is.
1B05 N. 19th St. Phone 3-4071. o273a
Crawford Upward Acting Oar.
Door I lee. Operator Avail. Ph. 34738
J 8 5
EXTERMINATORS
Cxkroerh. Moth Exterminator Service
Ph. J-306. Le Cn. 155 Pearl. 0286'
B.elthaupra for flower. Dial 3-I171. o
FLOOR LAVING
Expert Flooring. Ph. 1-7401.
HOI'sr.HOLD PRODrCTS
J. R. Wstkln Co. product Free de
livery. 1717 CenW. Ph. 3-5595. O
MATTRESSES
Capita) Bedding. Phone 3-4089.
MI SIC LESSONS
Span!)- and Hawaiian Outtar. Man
dolin. Banjo, tu. 1&31 Court. Pb. 1-7569
0366
OFTIf E FI'RMTLRS ft BtPFLlIS
Dexk chair, file and filing suppllt,
aafra, duplicator and Mpplie. dek
lamp, typewriter stand, brief ease
Pure Wire Recorder Roes. l Court
OIL CIRri I. A TOE SERVICE
"Cail Cy Younaer. Ph. 36073.
PAINTING ft PAFERHANGINO
Pain tins and peperhanelng. Free esti
mate Ph. 3-9513. 857 Shipping. w72'
Interior Painting. C. Horn. Ph. I5H
A286
PAfNTINO interlwr apl4t. L. C nof"n
noat l-TWt. tJTI
Market
Quotations
iaJeaa LlrriUrb Market
(Br Valley Pack ma Company)
Lamb No quotation
E . ."."."'.MOO to IT 00
Fat dairy eo IIS 00 to 116 00
tier co a 110 00 to 1.5 00
Dairy heifera 115 00 to I17D0
. in oo to in oo
Calve fJOO to 40 lb ..114 00 to 113 00
Veal '150-300 lb choice. 130 AO to I7S 00
Hifi Prictu paid w:tn:n 3s ol Port-
Land prlcea lor each typa.
Partland Pre arc
Botitrfat Tentatlva, uaeet to Imme
diate chana. Premium quality maiimum
of .35 to one percent aridity delivered to
Portland. lb., first quality 2-SSc
second quality, il-Mc lb i valla?
route and country point, lo leaa than
first.
Butter Wholesale, P.O. 8., bull cube
arade AA, 93 score. I4e lb. ; A, 03 score.
c lb.; B, M scor. lie: C. 10 score,
c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal.
Cheese- Sellini price to Portland wtioit
lie Oregon slncles. 43-49c. Oreson ft lb.
loaf, 46-Slc. Triplets. Vac less than Sin-
He.
Ears ( T wholesaler!) A trad lane.
OS'i-Ofar, medium, 5!1 -59' jr. A small
45-SO'je; B grade Urge, 53-W.
Elf s Purchased from farmers. Cur
rent receipts. 5T-60laf doi.; buyer 3-
'ic below wholesale Quotations on irad-
ed basis for best hennery eggs.
Portland Dairy Market
Butter Pric to retailer. Or ad AA
prints, 00c; AA carton 70c: A prlnU,
69c; A carton. 70c; B print. 09c.
Etta Price to retailer: AA laria
c; certified A larae, BSc doj. ; A
arse 47-68c; AA medium. 06c; certified
medium. 04c: A medium. 01 -63c ; A
small. 51-53r: carton 2c additional.
Cheese Prict to retailers Portland.
Oregon sinales, 43-Slc, Ores on loaf, ft lb.,
46-53c; triple He less than smile.
Poultry
Live Chickens No. I quality FOB
plant. No. 1 broilers under 2 lbs.. 33-34c
iryers -4 lbs. 37-3Sr lb: over 4
lbs 37-38c lb; roasters 4 lbs and over.
37-38C lb.: fowl, Leahorns. under 4 lbs.
26-28C lb.; over 4 lbs. 28-3c; colored fowl
all weights. 33-34c lb.; old roosters, all
welahts. 10-lOc.
Rabbit Averatt to retalltr for local
dressed animal. 58-62c. fryer, live
white, 32-33C lb.; colored, 30-3 lc; old or
heavy, 15. Uc.
Rabbits Urewed. retail, 00-6fc.
Turkera (Prices quoted are net to tha
producer on a dressed weight basis)
1. No. 1 young torn. 43-44e lb.; No. 1.
young hens, the.
Portlsnd Mlsi-ellaneona
t'asrara Bark Dry 30e lb., green Tc lb.
H'aol Valley coar and medium grade.
45c lb.
Mohair 35c lb. on 13-month growth.
Hides Calves 38c lb according to
weight kips 30c lb : green beef 13-13c lb.:
bulb, t-0c lb.; country buyer pay 3c
less
Not Quotations
Walnnts Franquettea first quality lum
34.7c.' large. 32.7c; medium 37 2c:
second quality Jumbo. 30.2c: lane. 2B.3c;
medium, 2.2ci baby, 33.3c; soft shell first
quality laria, 39.7c; medium, 30.3: aec
and 4u:"t largo 37.3c; medium, 34. 7c;
baby. 33.U.
Filberts Jumbo. SOo fb.t laraa. lSei
medium 10c, small 13c.
(Quotation above supplied by North
west Nut Grower Quotation ara on tha
basts of 100-lb bag purchases fob plants.)
In 1881 a traveler coming
down the Missouri river report
ed that his boat was tied up
three days while thousands of
buffalo crossed the river
DIRECTORY
Palntlnf, Spray or Brush. Ph.
Roy Hanson. Work maranteed.
Elfstrom's are equipped
palntini. Phone 3-2403.
PAINTING ft PAPERHANOINO
Expert Paperhanilng and Palntini. H.
J. Woodworth. Ph. J-301S. free est. o213
PLUM BIN Q
DECATI'R ft MAERZ plumbing, electri
cal supplies, water systems. Oeneral
repait work. Phone 3-6323. 173 S. Com'l.
0378
PRUNING. SPRAYING
Pruning ft Spraying, equipped for any
job. Ph. 37900. 130 Robert Ave. O380
RADIO SERVICE
Ray Moore, 3270 Portland ltd. Ph. 1-9433
SAND AND GRAVEL
Oarden Soil, crusned rock. Shovel and
dragline excavating Walling Sand ft
Oravel Co. Phone 3-9340. o
Cat. Shovel ft Truck work of an kinds.
LLOYD M. HIIX. INC
Ph. 1-4311 Rt X. Bob 33B
0372
SAW FILING
F. X. Roasch. 874 S. Capital St. 0377
SEWER SERVICE
Electric Roto-Rooter exclusive, patented
rior-aharp tteel cutting blade Cleans
ewers or drain Septic tanks cleaned
reasonable Ph. 8-5337 tc 1-9460.
SEPTIC TANKS
Mike' Septic Service. Tank cleaned.
Roto Rooter Service on Sewers. 1079
Kim St, W. Salem. Ph. 3-0481 - 3-5327.
o2B
K. F. Hamel Septic Tank Cleaned.
Electric machine service on sewer and
drain line. Guaranteed work. 1143 8th
St., Weal Salem. Ph. 8-7404. 0372
TRANSFER ft B TO RAGS
Local ft Distance Transfer, storage
Burner oil, coal briquet Truck to
Portland dally Agent Lyon Van Line
for housenold good to California points
Lartner Transfer Storage. Ph. 1-8131
TYPEWRITERS
Smith Corona. Remington. Royal and
Underwoo portable All nekea eue:
Biaihinea. Repair and rent. Roen. 456
Court
VENETIAN BLINDS
Blmtr the Bll n d Man. Ph. 8-7331.
WE AT HER STRIPPING
Free estimate. T. PULLMAN. Ph. 3-5965
0286
Prompt Installation. Work Guaranteed.
Barnej Whelan. Ph. 3-5B84. Q376
WINDOW CLEANING
Acme Window Cleaners. Window,
wall Si woodwork cleaned Floors clean
ed, waxed and polished. Ph. 3-3337. 347
Oeurk La n doc Culberuoo and Mather
WELL DRILLING
J A Rneed Son, well drilling. 3508
Brooks St , flalem. Ph. 3-6600 0276
WYMORE well drilling. Rte. 1 Bog 117.
Ph. 3-5135, Salem. 0289
WOOD SAWING
P.. B. Cross. Ph. 3-6178 or 3-6674. o260
WOOD ft, SAWDUST
WeM nalem Fuel Co Ph 1031
LEGAL
Notic of reaiatratlon of trade-mark:
Notict ta hereby aiven that on October
Ifltn, It4t. there wa reajiiered with tne
Sec rata rr of State of the State of Ore-
ton a trade-mark, "Ortho Poue " to be
applied to hoe and footwear, with own
erahl of aaid trade-mark reatlns In the
name of Dr timer M. K. Dorr.
Nor. 4, II IK M
LODGER
4c
PsrKtc Lodge No. SO,
A.F.&A M. M M Degree
Mday, Nov. i, 7 00 P M
kx1f M5
A Klngwood Ixxlge No. 104. A F
vffvlr AM MM Iare FYIrtsy
r3A Sot. 6th. 7 30 p m VA'
,. I. O. O f meet every
TSJTV Wednesday nlfht VU-
ttori Weleomt
Fraternal Order of Ranie meets
everv Tuesdsv at I pj2L Mora tnan
BUUOB
Gains Posted
On Grain Mart
Chicago, Nov. 4 "i Advanc
es in wheat ran up to around 4
cents at times today as post
election sentiment expanded.
The big gains were scored in
July and September contracts
and much of the buying came
from individuals who had been
short in these deliveries.
The short-covering movement
in deferred wheat contracts got
underway yesterday, following
the election upset. It was based
on the belief the government
price support level for 1949
wheat will be higher than the
present futures prices.
All other grains, as well as
soybeans and lard, followed
wheat higher.
Wheat closed S-S5 higher.
December $2.29'4-l, corn was
1H higher, December
$1.3i4-V oats were unchanged
to '4 higher, December 79".
rye was 1 to X cents higher,
December $182, soybeans were
2V4 to 5 cents higher, Novem
ber $2.55-2.!S5 Vj, and lard was
15 to 45 cents a hundred pounds
higher, November $19.40.
Queen Has Grippe
London, Nov. 4 UP Queen
Elizabeth is confined to her
rooms at Buckingham palace
with the grippe, it was report
ed today.
Stocks Quotations
(By the Asoclsied Press t
American Can 0
Am Paw St Ll 9'
Am Tel Tel 12H
Anaconda
Rendlx Aviation 31
Beth Steel , 3t,
Boeing Airplane 2i
Calif Pack ma S7
Canadian Pacific H'i
Cae J I 41'fc
Caterpillar M
Chrysler Wi
Com with ft Sou SS
Con Vultee 9's
Continental Can 34
Crown Zrllerbach 2T
Curtis Wrltht 104
Douilu Aircraft S5
Dupont de Nem .....lit
Oenfral Flirt ne 40 'i
Oeneral Foods i9
General Motora
Goodyear Tire
.. 46'
.. 39
... 574
.. 884
.. O'fc
.. 34
.. 57H
Int Harvester ,
Int Paper
Kennecott
Libby MrN ft L ,
Long Bell "A '
Montgomery Ward ,
NY Central
Northern Paelfio .
Pac Am Fish
Pac Oa ft Eleo .
Pac Tel ft Tel ...
Penny J C
Radio Corp
Raonler
46 4
12
. 31
Rayonler Pfd
Reynold Metals .
Richfield
Safeway Stores ...
Sears Roebuck ...
Southern Pacific .
Standard Oil Cat ,
Studebaker Corp
Sunshine Mining .
Transamerlca ...
Union Oil Cal ..
Union Pacific
United Airline , .
U 8 Steel ,
Warner Bros Pie ,
Wool worth
... 67
... 344
... 11.
... 114
... 31S
...90
... 3S
, 4
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore.. Nov. 4 ( Cash grain:
Oats No. 2. 38 lb. white 0100. Barley No.
3 45 lb. b w. 62 50.
Cash wheat bld: Soft white 1204;
soft White lexcludint rex 3.304; White
club 3 304: western red 3 30 4.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 3 304: 10
percent 3 214; 11 percent 3.354; 13 per
cent 3.294,
Hard white Baart: Unquoted.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 7; barley
11: flour 6; corn 8, oat 4: hay 1; mill
feed 9.
Perl land Llveitork
Portland. Ore., Nov. 4 HI el Livestock:
Cattle salable 300, calves 50. market
fairly active, mostly steady; canner-eut-
er cow strong and 35-50 cent hirher
for two days: few medium ateer unsold.
held above 24: common heifers 16-31: can-
ner-cutler cows 13 50-16. few 16 50; fat
dairy type row up to IT or above: me-dntm-eood
beef cow 10.50-30 50: common-
medium aauAaae bull 16-31 : good-ehoiee
vealer salable around 00 80-20; heavy
cahes slow.
Hoe salable 300, total 450: market
oslly steady: one aood-cholre carload
around 210 lb. weight 26 35: bulk good
choice 190-230 lb truck-in 26. other
welahts scarce; few good around 375 lb
kows 50 cent lower t 31; good -choice
feeder Pte quoted 26 50-27 50.
Sheep salable 200. total 600: very little
Aold early: generally asking steady or
around 11 50-22 for good-choice wooled
lambs; demand narrow for common -me
dium grades: medium -good Haiti feeders
salable around 16-17. good-choice slauah
ter ewe quotable 0-0 Mi
Chirac Uveftteck
Chicago Nov. 4 P -'UOA- Jtelaol
hoes 10 000: total 15.500: alow: butcher
around 75 cents lower, sows very uneven.
25-. SO cent lower early, closed 00-76
rent lower: bulk good and choice 160
100 lb. butchers 34 00-24 25 24 25 top paid
freelv: late and popular price 14 00, other
weight very srarce, bulk eond and choice
sows under 400 lb 23 50-21 60. weight
400-550 lb. mostly 31.60-33 50
Salable cattle 3500, total 3700: salsble
calves 500. total 500: steers and heifera
uneven, about sleadv; cows steady t
Mrontt: bulls scarce, stesdv: top 40 75 for
loud choice lo prime 1148 lb. sieers; bulk
wood to low-moire sleets 10 50-16 50: me
dium to low-aood shnri (eda 16 00-10 00;
moAt food crude heifers 27 50-13 50:
sprinklint food beef rows 11 50-32 50.
canners and rutter 14 50-17 15. medium
and good sa'uoiie bulls 1100-13 50. veal
rs about soadv at SJ on don s'nrk
mttle stadv medium end good feed
ing strs and yesrl.ne 31 M-37 00
Salable ftheop iwo. total 5000 aleuah-
I ter limbs and eeA strona to 25 cents
! hieher, several arnall lot and short der
native and fd extern aiauah'er lambs
35 75-26 00 load rhoire frr westerns held
hither; seven dcks ehnire northern ei
10 00, most common to aood ewes 8 oo.
9 00. evera! loo wooled vearllni un
sold: double wearing No. 1 and 3 pelt
31 00.
GetUpNightsI
Ton"t let Itacka- ha. Rheumatic Talna.
Nervniianea, (,etliti l p Nifhta, ai
I'atna, Murnlnar I'aaaaaea, Hwollen
Anklea, or t'lrrlea t'nder Ka, dua to
non-orantr and nn- temlo KtdnaF
and Hladdor Trouble, make yon feel old
and mt Peru Mo without trying f'TSTKX.
lanallv tha rlrat doa nf fYSTPIX atari
to work Im media tev helping nadir
r lean out nrem acida and waatea whir h
nfn r aia manv pa in a a 'he a, eorenea
aid tifTnei fJet i'VSTKX at druatiat.
tatiafaxuoai r aaona aca guivantttcVi
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I Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Not. 4. 194 It
Salem Markets
Com plated from report of Sakaa
dealers for the guidane of Capi
tal Journal Reader. (Ktvlaed
daily I
Retail Feed Prlcea
! Math M ho.
Kabhlt reed Pellet 14 30.
Oalr Feed 11 A.-i
Feultry ; Maying Prlrea No. 1, colored
hens. 33c No 1 Lea horn hen. 3 So.
Nn colored fryers, 1 lbs and up 37c.
No. 1 friers. 34-3 lbs. 3te lb. No. 1
old roosters, 14-15c.
Em
Buying Prlcea -Large grade A A Tic;
A srarte. Tic. med.um. 61-64c; pullets. I
44-4r
Whleal Price AA grade. 78r; A grade
75c; mediums, 68-70C. pullets, 50-53C do.
Bullerfal j
Premium. 6-70c No. I, 65-6c: No. t.
59-65c iRuyine price'.
Bailer Whole., grade A, 70c,
tail, grade A, 75c.
Petition for Hunt
As State Senator
A concerted movement from
the north end in urging appoint
ment of Winton Hunt, Wood
burn, to the state oenatorxhip
to succeed Governor-elect Dou
glas McKay Is apparent as the
mail is beginning to carry ur
gent recommendations for his
appointment from that area.
Among the Hunt backers are
mayors of north end towns such
as A. F. deLespinasse, Hubbard;
Gus J. Moisan, Gervais, and
among them being business men
including F. W. Bingenheimer,
Woodburn Feed and Supply
company; Garfield Voget, Hub
bard Creamery company; Dr. B.
F. Giesy, Hubbard physician
and others.
This is taken to be only the
vanguard of the procession urg
ing Hunt's selection. One of the
points made in the letter of re
commendation is the absence of
representation for the north end
in the legislative makeup of this
county.
Truman Plans
(Continued from Page 1)
The platform also called for
(1) repeal of the Taft-Hartley
act, (2) minimum hour wage
increase of the present 40-cent
figure, (3) extension of social
security coverage, (4) a national
health program, (5) federal aid
to education, (6) a farm price
support program, (7) repeal of
the oleo taxes, and (8) strength
ening of civil rights.
Election - chastened republi
cans won't oppose all of those.
In fact Dewey was for some of
them.
But if the republicans were
maimed by the one-man gang
activities of Mr. Truman in
Tuesday's voting, they weren't
dismembered.
GOP Leadership
A lot of them won't be back
in congress. But the republican
leadership there will remain the
same, with Rep. Joseph W. Mar
tin, Jr. (Mass.) bossing the house
minority and Senator Robert A.
Taft (Ohio) continuing to run
things pretty much on the re
publican side in the senate.
Taft shrugged off the election
results with the observance that
they proved it Is almost im
possible "to put an administra
tion out of office at the very
peak of a prosperity boom."
Taft and Martin are likely to
figure that the battered GOP's
best chance for a comeback In
18S0 rests with making Mr. Tru
man look bad on his campaign
promises.
Work Day Successful
Amity The annual work day
tnr Amitv Future Farmers of
America was held at the Frank
Flnnicum farm on Grand lslann
when K7 an students
gathered 40 tons of corn, earn
ing net income of 1BU lor tne
chapter.
Guesui Stephens Home
Fairview Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Gray of Astoria; Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Ahrens of Kelso.
Wash., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Stephens here and the
group were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
James at Whiteson. Mrs. Gray
and Mrs. Stephens are sisters of
Mrs. Jnmes and Mr. and Mrs
Ahrens are their parents.
'Artvf rllA.m.nt'
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
frenmiilinn rclicvt? nrnmtirli heraiit
' if 0iiaa pisht In ih aa nf hm frmililo
to help lomn and expel germ laden
phleRm tnd lid nature tn soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
oiucnut membrane. Tell vn"r drucKMt
in ell v011 bottle nf CrenmuNion
with the understanding you mini like
tht way it quickly atlavt the cousb
or vwj are io have voiir monev hak.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs.ChestColdv.Bronchitu
Journol Want Ads Pay
Now She Shops
"Cash and Carry"
Without Painful Backach
Man ffifferrr Miew n(taT'nf bark
avhe qtiifkly, fmre they durover that th
real eauat of their trouble may b ttred
kidnrya.
The kidneyi are Nature'a chief way of
taking the earewa iciiil and waate otit nf
the blood. Thef help moat people paaa
bmit S pint m day.
When diaorder of kidney frinctioo per.
mita pokonoua matter to remain tn ymir
hlood, it may eauae nafKinc backarhe.
Stocks Advance
Up to 3 Points
Now York. Nov. 4 iv A de
cisive recovery move boosted
j stock prices tn!,iy after the
worst decline mi two yenrs yes
terday.
Gains ran from f; art ions to
around 3 points the markft
tried to recoup oiie of the
ground io-it in Wednesday's
post-election selling drive.
Volume tended I" slmv down
a bit after fast morning trade,
but at that an unus,i;ill larue
amount of business was done.
Turnover was at the ratp of
around 1,500,000 shares fr the
full session, which would com
pare with 3.2:10,000 yesterday,
a hinh for nearly half a year.
The rally was viewed in Wall
street as a natural rebound. A
substantial amount of venter
day's losses were recovered.
Demand appeared for a wide
variety of issues, including
steels, rails, oils, liquors, utili
ties, motors and chemicals.
Among stocks Raining ground
were U.S. Steel, S. H. Kress,
American Telephone, Union Pa
cific. Standard Oil of California,
Montgomery Ward, Dow Chem
ical. Firestone Tire and Bethle
hem Steel.
DEATHS
Hani RiiMKira
Harw Rumuairn. late reeJdent of UU
Chemeketa St., at LaOrande, Monday,
November I, at the aae of ft year.
OraveMde jtervitM were held at BeferMt
Memorial park Thursday, November 4, at
1 Jo p.m . under the direction af th
Howell-Edwards chapel.
Sat. Jamei A. Rlrhardmtn
Sut. Jnme A. Richardson, lata rwldent
of route 4, box SS, Balem, tn Franca,
November 12. 1944. at the ace of St
eara. Survived by hla father, Jamaa S.
Rlcharcteon of Salem ; and t randmother,
Mr. Jrwephlne Wiroxtek of Salem. Sere
IrM trill be held at the Olouah-Barrtrk
chapel Saturday. November I, at 1 p m.
witn Rev. rranK o. rerrln of fit I at in.
Interment In Belcreat Memorial park.
Robert Oearae McKay
At Mia residence November I. Robert
Oeorie McKay, late resident of 4131
North Portland road, at the ait of Rt
yeara. Survived by hi wife, Mr. Myrtla
Ann McKay of Salrm: a aon, Donald E.
McKay of Seattle. Wn.ih .; and thre
grandchildren, Sandra. Patricia and K sir
en McKay, all of Seattle. Service wtU
he held from the W. T. Hladon ehapel
Friday, November ft, at 1 SO p m. with
concluding service at the Pioneer ema-
tery. Rev. Chester W. Hamblln will avftU
ciata.
Clyde rloffer
Clyde H offer, lata resident of Ml Eat
Burrwide. Portland, at a Portland hospital,
November 1, at the aae of A4 year. Sur
vived by hU wife Eetella Hoffer of Salem;
three dauahiera, Mr. Orwtn Dexter of
Oardema. Cal.. Mr. Paul Hul.ie. Dufur,
Ore., and M.aa Carmaaene Hoffer. Salemt
a brother. Charle Hnffer of Oreham,
mror : iwn aiaicr. Mr. Lannie U Brut
of Stronubura. Nebr.. and Mr. Earl
Holly of Carpenterla. Calif.: and two
arandchlldren. Member of the FirM Naii
arrne church of Rulcm. Rrrvlce will ba
held at the Howell-r'.dwnrcU chapel Frl
dny. November S, at 1 so p m. with Rev,
Orvitle Jenkirui offtriatlni. Interment
In Belcre.st Memorial park.
Cralr Allan Krhniricr
CiaiK Alln SfiuiMr-r. infant son of Mr.
and Mm FrnrM RchnuW r 787 Oerth
Mreer. West Snlem. at a local hospital
No ember 4 OranlAn of Mr. and Mr.
A H. Sehn:rter of Salem and Mr. and
Mr Del Weaer or Wt Salem. M.ia of
the Aneela al St. Jrrih a church Satur
day November at 9 a m Concluding
service at 8t R.irbara cem'terr under
the direction of the Howell-Edward cha
pel. Mm. Ida ftevmenr
Mr. Ida Seymour, late reldent of I4)
North Winter atreet. at a local hoapital
November S. Announcement of aervlee
later by Cloiich-Bnrrlck company.
OBITUARY
Mra. .Tnhn haw
Dill Mr. John Shaw. 40. a resident
of Dalla for mwt of 1-er life died Tuea
day In an Astoria hopital She had been
ill in the hoApltal for a period of month.
Funeral aervicea will be held In A tun a at
10 a m. Friday, fnllowrt by araveaida
rvire at the Datl-i I(V)F cemetery at
3 pm that day. Mr. Sliaw aient mot
of her life In nulla. Hr huaiand died
rnmr emht year ao. and about tao
vrar airo he cnt to Wn'ina to muka
her home with her aon. Mr Shaw i
aurvivrd b three on. lonard of Wal
la Walla, Wash., Claude of Mtrhiaan. and
E F of Wanna. Two of trie hovs wer
member of the famon Oregon basket
ball team of aome 40 year mo.
Hehaallan Jneph McDonald
St Pan! Sehalitn Jw'ph MrDonald,
U, who died ai hi home ear; Tida,
wa oorn in Yamhill cotiniv. Feb 22, 171
and had lived in thl community A3 year.
Virvivini ate hi ilflni. Mr Mary Mc
IKinall two .Atr P'cia Talbot alen
and Mama Htlromi An.itv and a brot:ir,
Peter McDonald ft Pi i! H-c t it;,ii of
the Rcvaiv ai the Un-cr 1 ,:v-i.i: ') tiiO
in Mt Anael T'farctav nu.it at o,:o.k
w:tlt filUTa: -tMrf.v at '110 o rr,r Fri-
dav momnt Irorn t ,e S Pn" Cal'iW
cntirch and burial m th' St. Pu! t--.n-(ery.
"Thinijs Arc
Natural Nov!"
"For over 15 v? -n,-Mp,itim
l me flown. New . v'-r .mrr I t ,.nc
ipntinj KKI.l.t" S I -It KAN' tlnr'y.
1 thine stp mr"tm - -id ht rr t
I fait " Ml-s H a 7.i' I K'lf'. lT,
1'fittstown. I'.t.
If yntir -lint
lflrks hulk fur run
ml rlirnir,iiti'n,
thin (!! i cut tin
rrrral will supply
it. Kat. nn oini' t'
every Hay in
milk itnl (irim;
; a
"iitv iarinn to
kr-llowe o, Rittlp C-i'-'k. luh..
nd K"t I'Ut Hl.K MUNKV BACK.
and energy. ipttiH "P niht. awellin;.
pufl'incaa under tin- evra, hraitarhe ant
din . Frequc t or nty pjianra
with amarttnH an-' burnin.; tomctimca
how there ii acmrthiint wron( with
your k nine vi tn blmlder.
Pon't wait 1 Aak ymir druggist for Doan't
Pilla, a ttimulant diuretic, uard aurcraa
fillybymillion for over m ycara. Doan'a
give happ relief and Will help the IS
rn-lea of knlnrv tiihr tlnh out poiaonnug
aatg if on jrvw Uvthi Oct Uaa'a FiUa
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