I AUTOMOBILE
AUTOMOBILES
Cairttal Journal, Salem, Pro., Saturday, Nov. 19, 194913
AUTOMOBILES
"SHROCKIZED
Hudson Trade-ins
ALL OF THEM GUARANTEED AND READY
TO GIVE YOU MANY YEARS AND
MILES OF CARE-FREE
DRIVING!
JUST A FEW OF THE MANY
1948 HUDSON SUPER-SIX SEDAN. RADIO, HTR.,
ONE OWNER.
1947 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN, ALL
EXTRAS AND VERY CLEAN.
1948 FRAZER SEDAN, ALL EXTRAS, CLEAN AND
ONE OWNER.
1947 KAISER SEDAN, (TWO TO PICK), CLEAN AND
MANY EXTRAS.
1947 HUDSON SEDAN, EXTRAS, CLEAN, ONE
OWNER.
1948 DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN, ALLjEXTRAS AND
LIKE NEW.
1948 FORD TUDOR SEDAN. VERY CLEAN AND LOW
MILEAGE.
1946 NASH AMBASSADOR 4 - DOOR SIX SEDAN,
MANY EXTRAS.
COMMERCIAL UNITS LOOK!
1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVERY.VERY CLEAN.
JUST THE TICKET.
1948 HUDSON PICKUP, OVERHAULED AND VERY
CLEAN. LARGE BOX.
1948 DODGE PICKUP, READY TO GIVE MANY
MILES OF HARD WORK.
WEEK-END SPECIALS
1941 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAN.
1941 HUDSON SEDAN (SEVERAL FROM WHICH TO
PICK).
1942 HUDSON SEDANS AND TUDORS.
1941 HUDSON SUPER SIX CLUB COUPE, VERY
CLEAN
1941 LINCOLN SEDAN, LEATHER UPHOLSTERY.
1941 PACKARD SEDAN, NEW PAINT, OVER
HAULED. 40 Cheapies on the Highway Lot
from $35 up !
SHROCK MOTOR CO.
HOME OF GOOD USED CARS
Corners Church & Chem. Sts. Phone 3-7922
(sales yard)
fOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SALEM SAND at ORAVSL OOUPAOT
Coclrct Work
Bod Oaarlrn Dlufelu
Sfwtr A aaement
Equipment Rental
lb B Vi 7U
10 8 Ta.
D-7 Cat A Dozer
D-3 Cat A Dour
D-4 Cat A Dour
Sea qj tbout dltchlnf or tbt ft
Phono Dara 1-9408
aaa 3-82. or 3-403
Balem Ore. on o
LUMBEB Jri'a W Htnej waa. 110 pel
1.000 You hauL Independence Lumber
jjlils. Co- Inc. Independence. Ore.
PHILUPa BROS.
PertlMtera well rotted or rraah. anr
ilrid. BT yard or rack, riawton. for all
ioct ork. Cedar lence poata. leleprione
.nd elec. poles. Any lenatn. oninaic.
Vew PWta. Pb. I-M5S- R-
118
WOMKN'8 CLOTHING. IM 14 to 1. See
BABY TEND A 110. Car at 12 Two rock
in chairs 14 each. 2 new 5.50x17 tires
i"o 7 burner hot Plate 810. Set of Ency
clopedia Jr. Ph. 3-2665. 445 Chemaw. rd.
t TRICYCLES for salt.
dltlon. ra.
SEWING MACHINES
REPAIRED RENTED
Washers Kerjaired MAKES
PICK TJP at DEI.TVKR
.wins naclilnee .lectrllW 'on
.rd to portable or conaole. Mew
w! DAVENPORT. PH. 3-7671
WAXUNO SANU ?RAl?- .
CRUSHED ROCK for roads and driveway.,
MmMt ready ml concrete, larden
,U1 Bulldoalnt, dralnaie
IZZZi .r,nsvi umI dru Una. Ph. I-B349
B
ESED tlectrlc refrlierators. imim AJj
PLIANCE CO. 373 Chncktt. n34'
1JSED kctrle rante TSATER APPU-axk-k
co 17ft Chemrteta, nnst
(SED OIL HKATXRJ 19M. Md
Wl OOUXt St.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
HANTSD fumltnr. to Sloa racau. UM
BM. vim. Oo rb. avrooi.
Cash for Mtrapapm Si aauMe.
Irl NIED Junk baturlaa. Parlnl H. B. CP.
Hanaon. 130 A- Lancaster. aaM2
bssd rummrumi. rbrma i--.
na"
PERSONAL
This Man Knows 1
Nntor! Pavchlr Advisor
Without aaklnf a alnilo oueatlon he
trtU rou what too want to know alf
lm namai. delta lacU. Advlaea
helpa tou on aU altalra of llle auch u
lore, health, marrlaae bualneaa. P
lal readme. 2. Satlafactlon aueranteed
or no fee accepted. Houra 11 to i
. fin t n m. Aat. Al nna Motel,
Apt. I. S4S Portland Rd. Take Caplljla
tin.. Permanently located. P'40
mww mti. a-r niinl diill.looklnf T Purnl-
tura marred at acratched? Hare Salem
Llthtlni Appliance "'",;
atrata Plaatlo Kota to you. 83 K. HliJ
' mniu w.nT.mRTDNE TELbtR
Palm and parchlc reader. Madam, eolrea
rour worrlea. Ad'tca t a m. to 10 P m
.n- it. . .nMi tinker n.w man
aaement- P7
Stanley ROME Producta. Leo Mlndt.
m N. Kth Ph. a-4oi. "1
STANLEY HOME ProduCU. Pb. '',
J. U. Stovall. 3045 Sunnyrlew. P30'
MADAM MORA
OIFTKD PBTCBIC READER
Satisfaction assured. Advict on all af
ftp nf i.e.. Riwiil rradlnf 12 00. Lo
cated lust south of Hubbard on HUhway
WE. Between woooourn ami
Look for sltn Readlni Dally. P2'J
a t a-- ni.t ta-a .Tainkirantia. PO 734 Ph
1.5214. P"?
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any bills other
than my own from this day. Nov. 17
Prank B. Loe. P27I
AUTOMOBILES
CHECK THE
'J
SPOT
1M PONTIAC -loor Sedan, ere. eond.
Ph ii. ...m.viua. Qr. Roberta Oroe
- ' oJ:i
Fllsner Motors Fine Cara
To Place Classified Ads
Phone 2-2406
AUTOMOBILES
sold to the highest bidder not later than
10 a.m. Dec. 1, 1949, 193S Olds mob Ue
coupe. Can be seen at Bale At Brady
irvlrti tRtioa and bid to DOS 27S. Cap-
Hal Journal. 4280
WILL sell or trade my equity In 109
HurUwm conv. Leu than 3000 miles. Ph.
Dallas 3468 day. uk lor Mrs. Teterud
t 2155. 2H
1947 CHRYSLER, new tire. R&H, good
condition, $1465.
1S47 Ford one ton Pickup with cover,
R&H. $975. Phone 3-8311. q276
1987 HUDSON. J 100. 3185 N. Liberty St.
Ph. 3B483 after g Pn- ?278
40 MODEL 9fl Oldsmobife Sedanette. Ra
dio. Heater. Royal Master Tires, llfe-
uard tubes, one owner. Original cost
$3400. Sell for 12650. 1778 North 34th st,
Evenlni only. Q27B"
CHECK THE
SPOT
19M MASTER Deluxe Chev., RAH. S200.00.
T . stsivton 37F8. Hero Bircnoi. budii-
mlty. o"
iia MiitrK ittioer -dr. adn.. 1495 caxh.
Phone 3-5020. iw
ISO UBE2 CAR LOT
190 ft your old one 13th St. Junction.
Open till 10 p.m. ztl
FOR 8ALE or trade for car or pickup.
Wl ri ien. Harvey MOUi Ct. DOS uo.
Stayton. 2
'34 FORD. '36 motor. Good shape. R&H
1140. 2215 N. rront 2.
ltMl PONTIAC, Custom. Torpedo "6." Mo-
tvtr in A. lxriaoe. Iront eno just Tromii,
lood tires, leatherette seat covert. If
you are lookini for some real nice
transportation that's dependable see tnls
one. Ph. 4-2434. .280
MODEL A. Etcellent condition. Ph. 3-7835.
mm-
CHECK THE
SPOT
ZEEB'S USED CARS
HOT SKIX TFADS
-1. . I. . IVT.
1S Palriround Rd. Ph. I-64M
530 Hood St. Pb- 1-71H.
MODEL A roadater. ISO. Pb. 1-IM1. 1J15
Baalnaw. 1
Eisner Motors to Buy
ran ACCESSORIES tires A tubes at cost
prlC. rlM Come urn wiwa m iUH
ft c rue-out aai ueaiers wiiwaiwu r
D. Woodrow Co 450 Center.
WANTED
SEVERAL GOOD CLEAN
USED CARS
Western Motors
Ph. I-9?2
q2TB'
PONTIAC
Good Will Cars
PONTIAC DM. CPE.
'46 DO DOE SEDAN ......
37 PONTIAC SFDAN ....
38 PONTIAC COUPE
37 CHEV. SEDAN
'38 PONTIAC 8KDAN
'39 PONTIAC BEDAN
OLDS SDN. CPt ....
41 PONTIAC SDN CPI. .
Ml PLYMOUTH 8FDAN
MODEL A FORD SDN
.1119:
i. 109R
645
1143
645
415
Herrall-Owens Co.
TRADES TERMS
60 N. Liberty Ph. 1-4112
Eisner Motors, to Sell
;TCHEV. ni l CPE. Perfect shape. R&H.
extra. .. 4 D. St. 12"
41 N4H t pass coupe. '40 Packard ed
37 Ct 26 W;llv ch'ip. 9-d. model A
37 Hudson. '26 Cfiev Sd. 35 DodM eed
24 Cfirv. sed "22 Che. vd. Thee ears
are priced for ouick ale. Hardman Bros..
i. till I p.m. 1 days
U27I
Open from a a
Journol Wont Ads Poy
40 CARS
TO CHOOSE FROM
$35.00 Up
HUDSONS - DODGES
FORDS - CHEVROLETS
PLYMOUTHS - BUICKS
ANY OFFER
CONSIDERED
SHROCK'S
HIGHWAY
THRIFT LOT
3020 PORTLAND RD.
Tel. 2702-3
FINANCIAL
Personal Finance Co.. Sit State.
125. Lie. - 6-132 - U-lti. C. R.
Mgr.
Allen,
376
pari, and crrr loans
4tt and 6
YOUR OWN TERMS ot repayment within
reason Cast) for Real CHato Contract
nd Second Hortiaces
CAPITOL SECURITIES OO.
201 Pioneer Trust Bldt Ph 1-7181 f
PRIVATE MONET
Spec-aJ Rates and Terns
On Larger Loans
Lou and Short Tim
Payments
ROT H SIMMONS
138 South CommercLN St Phono 1-9161
AUTO LOANS
wiLLAMtrrra. credh co.
182 a cburcb
Parklnf a Plantr
Ph Lie No al-lM S-lSt
$ CASH $
Hollywood Finance Co.
IPSO Palrtrounde Road
Neat Door to Bank
Prea Parklni
Pbone 17032 Lie N usa..2fl
Plord Kenron. Mir r
SEZ. OS FOR
ATTRACTIVE PARI! LOANS
ONLY OR 4H INTEREST
a to 40 Year, and No Commlaeloo
Leo N. Childs, Jnc.
REALTORS
in State St Phone 1-1663
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
Lie S-133 and U-33
and
ROT R. SIUUONS
XN8URANCB AND LOANS
138 8 Commercial St Tel 3-9161
MONET TO LOAN on Real Estate first
morUanes 8. inq. Burt Plena, Real
tors, 310 N. Hikth St. PhODt 2-3049.
r27S
TRAILERS
FOR SENT or sale: Trailer house. 1720 N.
Water St. t277
22' TRAILER BOUSE. Sleeps 4. 1235. HUbS
Auto Court, 180Wlaliapjj. W70
TRADE 18' trailer house, booster brakes.
sleeps 4, for small house on small
creek acreage. 843 S. Liberty. T378
ZIMMER ZV 1 rra.. 4100 lb. tandem. Bllrap
dolly. Exc. cond., naso. see or rn.
42436 after 5 30 P m. or Sat. 295 W.
Browning ave. ; t279
18 FACTORY built trailer house. Butane
range. Termi. 8150 down, rir crest
Trailer Parte. N. River Rd. t276
'47 ALMAallTaium. 21 like new 1950. East
ern built. 5085 Portland Rd t281
'4 VAGABOND, complete with awn
ing. All conveniences, floor heat, hot
water, etc. Used 6 weeks. Pulled out
from Michigan. 93250. 11000 under or
iginal cost. 5085 Portland Rd. 1st trailer
on left side. t2l
DIRECTORY
ADDING MACHINES
All makes used machines sold, rented,
repaired. Roen. 456 Court. Phone 1-6173.
APPLIANCE SIRTICB
ELECTRIC BO ME appliance repair grm
new ftppllsntm. Tine' Bteetrlo Pbone
Pre estimate Trad-Ins aecepUd en
S-9239 137 S Liberty St
AT-UB DOOR SHARPENING
Lawn mowers, Rclssors. knives sharp
one. Dexter. 1140 Center. 1-6611. o'
AL'TO RADIOS
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Towtrtc semes day phone 1-I9M Mlcnt
3-1804 33" Center
BODY AND PAINT
Braden's Body A Paint Shop. Open Sun.
3690 Cherry. Ph. 2-2022. Q387
BLILDINO CARPENTBT
Remodel, opalr that home now Terms
No down payment. Phone 2-4650. o
Bt'LLDOCTNO
Rulldorlne. leveling, road bide., clear
ing, teeth for brush. Virgil Hiukey. 1010
Palrvlew Ave. Ph. 2-3146, Salem. 0291"
CASH REGISTERS
Inatant delivery of new
register Al makes gold
pa rd Rora 456 Court P
RCA east
rented, re
I I.6T7I
CEMENT WORK
Pot expert guaranteed aatUfactlon new
or repair of foundation, ewe walks
dnvewava patios, oorbs. walla eta. Call
3-4850
CHIMNET SWEEP
Furnace ehtmne
vacuum leand
Ph. 3-7176. o285
Eiuley.
DRESSMAKING
State St. Alteration Shop.
Ing. 2M State St.. Rm. 27.
DRIVEWAYS
Dressmak'
02U
Crushed rock fnr driveways roads, de
livered. Ph. 2-596t. 0292
EXTERMINATORS
Cockroach. Moth Exterminator device
Pa. I-205C, Ut Cross. Rt 6 1st 4.17-0
269
Breitnaupt f fot flowers Dial-tlli a
Ft EN ACE ft CIRCILATORarRVICE
Vacuumed ft tepalrad. Dvorak. Pb. t-4983
0387
HOME PRODUCTS
R A WLEIOH PRODUCTS. J-8576. 0292
Hut:rHnui prodlcts
J R
:vry
Watktns Oa
1717 Center
products Prea
Pb 2-6199
I.N t L4.TIO
Joh as-Man vi lie Phor.e 1-3746
JANITOR SERVICK
Window Cleaning;
Janitor Servlea Floor Waxtnl
R jil dines Factories - Homes
F--t rr.tieji Wuhout OhlHalln
AMERICAN BLDO. MAI NT. CO.
pa. Saiaa -9U
r ii vu m
Permanent Housing for Detroit Dam Attendants Motor re
pair shop and warehouse, under construction by army engi
neers as permanent facility for Detroit dam maintenance, due
for completion February 10, 1950. An additional project calls
for 15 family dwellings with two and three bedrooms.
Slocks Advance
Irregularly
New York, Nov. 19 VP The
stock market ambled along a
narrow price route today after a
snappy three-day rise.
Most price changes were up
ward. Gains were small, though,
and a wide variety of shares ei
ther remained at Friday's clos
ing levels or backed down a
little. Few stocks mc
Few stocks moved more
than fractionally.
Business started off with a
rush but quieted as soon as over
night .orders were disposed of.
Turnover ran at a rate of 600,-
000 shares for the two-hour scs-
DIRECTORY
LANDSLAl-t Nl'KSEBT
Doer tier ft Sons. Ornnmentalx 150
Lancaster Dr at 4 Cor Ph 2-1323 o
DELUX SERVE SELF Laundry 345 Jef
ferson St Phone 23453 Q
LAWNMOWERS
Sharpened, guaranteed service,
power and hand mowers Call
W. Scott. 147 S. Com'l St.
New
Hurry
0235
MATTRESSES
Capita- Bedd'.r.g Phone 3-4069
MUSIC LESSONS
Spanish ft Hawaiian Guitar Mandolin
Banjo, etc. 1523 Court St. Ph 3-7i69
Q293'
6FICEFL,RNITIJRE ft SUPPLIES
Desk-chairs, files and filing supplies,
safes, duplicators and supplies, de.sk
lamps, typewriter stands, brief exes.
Pierce Wire Recorders. Roen. 456 Court
PAINTING
Vfatrom's ara equipped
painting Phone 3-2493
PAINTING ft PAPKRHANGING
APER1NQ ft painting. Est. free. Ph.
2-2608. 0293
Painting and papeihanstng. Frea esti
mate. Ph. 3-9513. 857 Shipping.
PAPERHANGING
Expert Faperhancing and painting H
J. Woodworth. Pb. 3-9807. Fres ast.
o279
Repair ft Contract.
Olen Moody. Ph.
24426.
Fisher,
170 Lancaster Dr. Ph.
32984
0283
PICTURE FRAMING
Rutchsoo Paint Store
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Millar Refrigeration Serv. Co. Ph. 2-134
091'
SAND ft GRAVm.
Oarden Soil crushed rock. Shovel ard
dragline excavating Walling Sand ft
Gravel Co.. Phone 3-9249 o
Valley Sand ft Oravei Co Slit, aand ft
I'll dirt Excavating 10B shovel ft cat
Tractor scoop ft trucks for dirt moving
Ph offloa 24002, res 37146 o
Salem Saw Wrka. Ph. 3-7803. 1391 N Sth
0281
SEPTIC TANKS
vrik?s Beetle Servlea. Tank cleaned.
Roto Rooter aervtoe on 8wers. 1079
Elm St, W. Salem. Ph. 1-9466. 1-6327.
o267
K. P. Hamel. Septic tanks, sewer and
drain line cleaned. Guaranteed worn
U 43 -8th St., West Salem. Ph. 3-7404.
O301
Vacuum Pumping, no mileage charge
Call na collect. Todd's Septic Tank
Service, 2443 Stat St. Phone 9-0734. o
HEWERS AND SKPTir TANKS
Electric Roto-Rooter. ExrluMve Patent.
Raror Sharp Cutting; Bladen. Clean
Bewera, Drams, Tanks. Ph. 3-5337
SEWING MACHINES
All repalra guaranteed. Free pickup ft
delivery, used machines oougnt ft oia
Ph. 3-5569. 1091 Edgewater. o2V
Bought, sold, rented, repaired. EZ ferms,
AU make W. Davenport. Ph. 1-7171
0281'
All makes repaired, free estimates
Singer Sewing Mach'ne Co 120 No
Com me rclai Ph 1-35 1 2 o
TRANSFER A STORAni
ocal ft Distance Transfer storage
Burner oils, eoal A briquets Trucks to
Portland dally Agenft for Bektn House
hold goods moved to anywhere to OS
at Canada Larmar TratWar ft Storage
Ph 2-2131 a
TRUCK ft TRANSFER
Lester DeLapp truck service. Cwnmer
ctal hauling. Dally service to Portland
Ph. 2-1750. 021) 4
TYPEWRITERS
Bmltb Corona. Rim Inst no Royal, Under
wood portables Ah make ased machines
Repair' and rent Roen 450 court.
YEN" ET1AN BLIND S
lelem Venetian Blind made ta order or
rafmianatl Reinboidt ft uwta
Elmer The Bllndman. Ph. 37J2I.
WEATIIERSTRIFFINO
Pre est I ma tea t. PULLMAN Pb. I-6B65
WELL DRILLING
Fred Wymara. RL 2, Bog 311. Pb. 2-H1I.
0291
WINDOW CLEANING
Aerae t Indo Cleaners Windows, waits
woodwork cleaned Floors cleaned
waied and polished Pb 3-2337 147
Court Lanadoa. CulMrUoa and Mather
WINDOW 8 BADE!
WwDoli Rot-er Made to order 1
Dei Reinhoidt t.S Ph 23639
WOOD A AttDtST
Wait Salt Put! Co. Ph 1-40)1.
LODGES
03$
wtkeuat.
I O O F. meet every Wed
nesday n i i h L V in tor1
sion.
Railroad stocks did fairly well
with higher prices paid for San
ta Fe, N. Y. Central, Southern
Railway, and Union Pacific.
Corporate bonds moved nar
rowly.
STOCKS
By the Aasociated Pr asi
American
CT
Am Pow at Lt
. 13
14'i
. 30
Am Tel b Tel
Anaconda
Bendlx Aviation ...
Beth Steel
tloelng Airplane ...
calif Parking ....
rtntrifan Prlfia
cm J i
cateipinar
Chrysler
ComwIth A Sou ...
Com Vultee ...
Continental Can . ..
'.Town Z filer buch
CurtUi Wright ...
Douglas Aircraft ...
uupom oe item ...
General Electric ...
Oeneral Pood ....
40 U
eneral Motors ....
viaodvear Tire ....
int Harvester
Int Paper
Kennecott
Llbby McN ft L ...
Long BeP 'A'-
. 7
Montgomery warn
Nash Kelvinator ...
Nat Dairy
NT Central
Northern Pactfle ..
Pac Am Fish ....
Pa Gas ft eieo ....
Pa Te ft Tel
Penney J C
Ksaio uorn
Rayonier
Ray&nle: Pld
Reynold! Metal ....
Richfield
Safeway Stores ....
3eeri Roebuck ....
Southern Parifie ..
Standard Oil Co
Studebaker Corp ..
Sunshine Mining .,
Transamerlca .....
Union Oil cat .....
union Pacll.c
United Airlines ...
, 33 ''a
. 33
V S Steel
Warner Broa Pla ..
flworth
SALEM MARKETS
Cotnolelrd from reports ! Salem aegiera
ror tne gmasnce m vin-' -
Rrade.s. (Revised dally).
Retail Feed Prlees:
Egg Mash 14.79.
lUbbll Pellets 94.30.
Dalrv Feed t3.1S.
priirr ii t-ino orirea Orarte A color-
tvl hens. 24c: grade A Leghorn nens
up. il-JbC Orafle a OlO rooirra i.
18-lflr. rade A colored tryera, tnree id
2S-29C,
EB . a . a-
BUrlng Prlcee Extra large
large AA. 54c: larce A. 51-SSc: medium aa.
4ne- mavlilim A 3B-11C1 PUI (U, Ji-JOt.
YY holes.) 1 rriees tRg wnuics-.r
,.iB ahnvo the,s orires. shove areas s
zenerally quoted at 0e, medium 49c.
Bulterfat
Premium c: No. i, a4e: no a. as-wc.
(buying price..
Butter wnoicsaie grsao a, o.. -
call 73e.
Surprise Birthday
Party Is Featured
i . Unrrinfl
uayiu.i m
of McMinnville, planned a sur-
orise birthday party for Mrs. A.
R. McLaughlin at the McLaugh
lin home. There were four tables
of pinochle at play with the
high honors going to ttowena
Bunyon, McMinnville and Bob
Boynton. The low scorers were
Mrs. Beck Boynton and Dale
Massey. The group presented
the honor guest with a covered
dish. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
1.JrV
i
Here's I- red StruUie, a short
66-year-old unemployed ba
ker, peering behind bars aft
er he was charged with mur
dering six-year-old Linda Glu
coft. His capture in down
town Los Angeles climaxed an
international manhunt. Dis
trict Attorney William Simp
son said the suspect admitted
killing the girl when she re
sisted his attempt to molest
her.
t v ft ,y 7 - i
All Grains
Move Upward
Chicago, Nov. 19 W) All
grains moved upward in heavy
dealings on the board of trade
today, paced by corn. The yel
low cereal naa gains extending
to 2 cents at times. Deferred
contracts scored new seasonal
highs.
Strength of corn was tied in
with export demand for this
grain. It was reflected also in
the spot market where No. 2
yellow corn sold at a discount
of 2 to 2"i cents compared with
the December delivery. Yester
day the discount was 3 to 3',j
cents.
Other grains mostly followed
the leadership of corn. Some in
flationary sentiment appeared to
be present in the pits. Dealings
became quite active toward the
close as the demand met selling
orders from traders evening up
for the weekend holiday.
Wheat closed Mi-H higher,
December sz.uA-4, corn was
1 to higher, December
$1.24 - '4 , oats were y lower to
i higher, December 75V4-75,
rye was i-1V4 higher, Decem
ber $1.34', ',-$1.34, soybeans were
1 to 1 y. higher, November
$2.24., and lard was 5 to 7 cents
a hundred pounds higher, De
cember $10.32.
SI Billion Paid in
Price Supports
Washington. Nov. 19 (IP) The
federal government had $2,680,
000,000 invested in surplus farm
commodities at the end of Au
gust, the agriculture department
reported today.
Of this amount, $1,042,000,-
000 had been paid to farmers
as price-support loans on such
products as corn, wheat, tobacco,
cotton, and other grains.
The remaining $1,638,000,000
was spent for purchase of com
modities under price support
operations.
Price support programs are fi
nanced by the department's $4,-
750,000,000 commodity credit
corporation.
The department said the cor
poration sustained a net loss of
S17.776.000 during July and Au
gust on sale of commodities
limn its ill WSIIIICIII. Oimi
"ilar losses
during the fiscal year
ending July 1 were $254,000,000.
The corporation still has about
$2,100,000,000 available for
price support operations.
Mrs. Lyman Master
Webfoof Grangers
Webfoot The annual election
of officer! for the Dayton-Web-i
foot gran e waa held at the reg
ular meeting as follows:
Master, Mrs. T. Lyman; over-
i seer. George Doud; secretary,
Mrs. George Doud ; steward,
Clifford Gibbon; assistant stew
ard, Ed Schroedcr; chaplain, I
Mrs. James Richardson; lectur
er, Mrs. Worth Wiley; treasurer,
D. C. Clark; gatekeeper, Clifford
Craven; Ceres, Mrs. Clifford
Gibbon; Pomona, Mrs. Clifford
Craven; Flora, Mrs. Ed Schroe
dcr; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Tom Huffman; three executive
officers, Tom Lyman, Henry
Doud and James Richardson.
Joint installation with Mc
Minnville grange will be held at
Webfoot Saturday, December .
Mr. and Mrs. Norman of Mil
waukie were guests. Mrs. Nor
man is state grange deputy. Re
freshments were served.
Valley County Legion
Council Entertained j
Lebanon A large delegation
from American Legion posta and
auxiliaries in Linn, Lane, Lin-;
coin and Benton counties werei
in Lebanon for meeting of the I
Willamette council. '
Mrs. Raleigh Swift of Harris
burg, president of the council
auxiliary, presided, and Mrs.
Vcrnlce SchulU, Florence, dis-
trict president, spoke on phases
of auxiliary work.
Hollis Hull, district command
er of District , talked to the le
gion and auxiliary during the
dinner.
The program, arranged by.
Vada Whetstone, eonsi.ted of
demonstration number by boy
and girl scouts, j
Reapportionment on Federal
Plan Favored by County Men
Portland, Nov. 19 W Oregon's county officials like the ideal
of giving each county one state senator, and a number of state;
representatives based on the county's population. ',
That plan, proposed by State Rep. Giles rrencn or. moro, was
endorsed by the Association of Oregon Counties at its convention
vesterdav.
It would follow the same pat
tern used in the United States
congress. At present, both the
state senate and the state house
of representatives are appor
tioned on a population basis.
The county judges and com
missioners elected Judge T. A.
Power of Jefferson county as
president. Judge D. N. Busen
bark of Douglas county was
elected vice president, and Mar
ion county commissioner Roy J.
Rice was reelected . secretary
treasurer. The convention suggested that
charitable and religious organi
sations which operate business
in competition with private en
terprise be subject to taxation.
That was one of the sources
of new revenue proposed to aug
ment the scarce county Income.
Another was through licens
ing outdoor theaters and night
clubs. The state would have to
pass a law authorizing the coun
ties to license such establish
ments.
The county officials also rec-
ommended a constitutional
amendment which would not in
elude welfare budgets in the 6
per cent tax limitation.
Oregon's county treasurers,
who met here at the same time,
demonstrated their feminine loy
alty by electing all women of
ficers. Twenty of the 36 treas
urers are women.
Mrs. E. T. Fairchild, Des
chutes county, was elected pres
ident; Mrs. T. H. Mosgrove.
Umatilla county, vice-president;
and Mrs. Alice Davidson, Jo
sephine county, secretary-treas
urer.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
4al,ot Ll.Mtaua Bfarke.
'R v.lla, oackln, C"".n,n,-
Predrr lamba 113.00 ta lin.OO
Cutter cowa 17.00 to 19.30
uatrr n.uera 310.00 to 111.00
Fat dairy cowa 30.30 to 110.00
Bulla 311.00 to 313.00
Calvcf, aood (300-430 lbs.) 118.00 to SIS 00
Veal (130-300 Itxn.l top 130.00 to 333.00
Portland Proaaca
Butterfat Tentative. amiect to tm ine
rtia U change Premium quality maximum
35 to i pr-rcent sc'rtltj delivered
Portland 63 -67c lb.; 92 acore, 61-Sc lb.: 0
core. 57-63c: M score 55c. Valler routes
ana country points 3c leas thaD first
natter wnoiesaie fob bulk cubes
wholesalers, trade A3 acore. 63c A
93 acore. 62c: B BO score. 60c lb., O 1
Acore. Mc Above price ara aerlctlr
nominal
Cbeese SelllnR price to Portland whole
nale Oron single 39-3c. Oreion a
small loaf, 44-45ci triplet m leu than
Slniiiea
Ens (ta wholesaler!) A trade lane.
S74-5S"ic: A medium. 43-44 'ic; trade
b I arte, 4D-50'c; small A trade, 40 He.
Portland Dairy Market
Bvt'er Price to retailers Grade AA
prlnU. 08c. AA cartons. 69c: A nrlnU.
68c: A cartons 69c; B prints. 65c
"trs rricM w miners uraoe a a
larte, 62c dot.; certified A larte, 63c;
A larte. 60c: AA medium. 47c: cer
tified A medium, 46c; B medium, 4Jc; A
mall, 44c: cartons 2 e additional.
Cheese Price to rem nets Portland
Oregon singles 39-42c. Oregon loaf, I-
io loais 44' -45c lb.; triplets. v cents less
thaq singles Premium brands, singles
M4 lb.: loat Ui
Peal try
Live Chickens - No. 1 quality FOB
plants, No 1 broilers under 2 lbs. J0-a4c
lb. fryers 2-3 lbs.. 33 -19c; 3-4 I ha.. 27c:
roaMera 4 lbs and over, 37-3Sc: fowl,
f.-i'inrn 4 in anr! umlei l8-30c over 4
lbs. 20c; colored fowl, all wetghta, 25-28c;
roosters, all weights, 18-20c
Turkey Net to growers, Sle on
torn, 434-44c on hens; sale.t prices to ra
tallTA. toms. 38-39c; hrns 49-50c.
Kabblta -veiaae to growers nve whites
I I lbs.. 17-ltto lb : l-l ibs ll-17e lb.:
colored 2 cents lower, old or heavy does.
and bucks, 8-13c. Presh dressed Idaho
fryers and retailers. 40c: local. 4I-B2e.
Country-Killed Meatr
Veal Top quality SO -lie lb., other
grades according to weight snd Quality
with llther or heavier 18-2fle.
Hogs Light blockers, 2424; sows, It-
20c.
Lamba Top quality,
utton, U-13c.
aprlngera.
)i-17c;
Beef Good cows. 20-3 lc
lb.
tanner-
ruiiers, is-mc.
Freah Dreeaew Meata
Wholesalers to retailers per ewt.lt
Beef steer, good M0-6Q0 lbs.. S42-48;
commercial. 133-39; utility. 131-34, utility.
127 -an.
Cowa Commercial. H8-lli tllilv 1)4.
36; aanners-cutters, 131-36.
Beef Cuts (Good Steers): Hind quarters.
tS4-S; rounds 148-51: full loins, trimmed
173-79; trlancles, 133-34; square chuck.
140-42; ribs 113-SS; forequartcra, S34.38.
Veal and call: Good. 11 140, commercial.
133.35; utility 138-32.
Lambs: Good-choice aprtnc lamba, 841.
46: mmmerrial. 136-40: utility. 131-39.
Mutton Good. 70 lb down. 118-30.
Pork cuts: Loin No. 1, .3 lbs., $39-43:
shoulder. IS lbs down, 110-33; spare
ribs, 145-46: carcasses, 124-35; mixed
etchl 12 per cwt lower
Partland MlaeellaneoBa
Caeeara Bark Dry !3Ha lb . amen a Ih
W4 Valley soars Bad medium rtuta
45e lb.
Mohair 35a lb. on 13-monUi frowth.
nominally,
Hldea Caivtt, 30a according to
weight klpa 25c lb., beef Il-I2e lb., bulls
67c lb. Country buyer psy 3c less,
Nul Daetallons
Walnnts Franquettes, first quality jum
bo, 34 7c; large, 32 lc: medium. 37 3e;
second quality Jumbos. 30.3c. larga. 26. 2c;
Constipation
(Colillsi
Is a symptom, not a disease.
Rectal Ailments Ara
the Underlying- Factor
Hemorrhoids and other colon
ailments must be corrected.
No Loss of Time
No llmpltallution
Free llex-rlptire Booklet
DR. R. REYNOLDS
Proctologist
Naturo-Rectal Specialist
1144 Center St alrm Ore-
WALNUT MEATS
WANTED
Especially
AMBER HALVES AND PIECES
We Pay Top Market Price
Willamette
305 So. Cottage St.
Open a.m. la I! - 1 p.m.
madlum. H ie: babr, JJlc; aaft lh.ll, Ilrrl
quality larga. IB.Ic; madlura. 36.2a; o
ond quality larga, 31.ac! madliun. S4.1a;
tab, 11 3c
rllb.ru Jural. SO. 034 larga. 1UJ
medium. Ite; amal). 13c.
Boxers Win Trophies
Woodburn Mr. and Mr.
William G. Merriott are very
proud of their two Boxer dogs,
which won two trophies at the
first specialty show of the Ore
gon Boxer club in Portland.
Greta," 8 4 months old, took
the cup and ribbon for the best
junior female puppy and second
in the boxer puppy class. "Gus,"
2-year-old, won the trophy for
the best American-bred male.
DEATHS
James Marlon Billings
James Marion BU lines, 86. at the real-
dence at 1824 North 34th Sc., November II.
Surviving ara hit wife. Mrs. Laura Bil
ling of Salem: (our daughter. Mrs. Flor
ence Faster of Portland. Mr. Esther Ma
son of Eureka. Calif., Mra. Atnes Schad of
Portland, and Mr. Virginia Hammer of
Aumavllle; three grandchildren and two
great grandchildren. Funeral service will
held at the Howell-Edwards chapel
Mondsr. November 31, at 1:30 p.m. with.
Rev. Walter Frederick officiating. Con-
eluding serv lee at Mt, Crest Abbey Mau
soleum. Mrs. Lilly Baer K
In this city November IT, Mrs. LUir
Beer, late reaident of 1280 Nebraska ave
nue, at the age of 46 year. Surviving ara
the husband. Henry Baer of Salem: tw
son. Lawrence and Jamea Baer both of
Salem: a sister, Mra. Alma Zucher of Sa
lem: and two brothers. Aldon Oerber of
Salem and Lou Oerber In Los Angela
Service will be held at the W. T. Rlgdoa
chapel Monday, November 21, at i:w
p.m. Concluding services at pratum.
Jehu . Elton
John E. Elton, lata resident or iota mis.
a I on street, at a local hospital November
IS. at the age ol 62 year, survives or
wife, Mr. Emily Elton of Salem: and tw
brothers, George and Axel Elton, both ot
Stlverton. Service will ba held Monday,
November 31. at 1:30 p.m. at the Clouah-
Barrlek chanel wlUi the Rev. M. A. oeta-
endaner officiating. Interment at Belcraat
Memorial park.
Mra. Elisabeth Mhr
Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr. at the raaidene
at route 1 box 226, Independence. Novem
ber 17. at the ate of 93 years. Survived
by a ton. Orman Zavlti of Independence,
brother, Thomas P. Craven. Mill City: a
grandmother. Mrs. Nellie O. Wale, Al
bany. Graveside service were held Satur
day, November 19, at Fox Valley. Direction
by Clouah-Barrick. company.
Wllllaea Josrati Craven
William Joseph Craven, at a local hos
pital. November 18. Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred N. Craven, Mill City: a la
ter. Betty Louise Craven, Mill City: g
Graveside services will ba held Tuesday
November 22, at 1:30 p.m. at Beli.'est
Memorial park under the direction ot
Clough-Barrick company.
William John Ilagedorn
At the residence at 1405 Fir street. No
vember 18, William John Hatedorn. at tha
atce or 84 years, nurvivea oy wire, ko
Bell Hatedorn of Salem: four children.
Monnle M. Hauxer of Salem. Vale V.
Hagedorn of Myrtle Point. Oral O, Haga
dorn of Prlnevllle and Murrel M. Hate
dorn of Portland; eight grandchildren
and xeven treat grandchildren. Service
will be held at the W. T. Rlgdon chapel
Monday. November 21, at 3 p.m. wtoh
concluding services at Belerest Memor
ial park. Rev. P. W. Srlksen will offic
iate. -
Sephaa W. Slarr
Sephus W. Starr, at the residence a1
1624 North 30th street November 19. An
nouncement of services later by W T.
Rlkjdon company.
OBITUARY
Oscar Spallnicr
Spallnter. 76. who died at tha family.
Albany Funeral services lor wear
home on route 3 Thursday, will be held
from the Oakvllle United Presbyterian
church at 3 o'clock Monday, Rev. F. J.
McConnelee officiating and burial in Wil
lamette Memorial park. He was born Deo..
19. 1872, in Ohio and came to Oregon
with hi parent wh.n four year old.
For a year the family lived near Tan
gent and then moved to the Conser com
munity. Spallnter cncat-d In farming
until moving to tha Oakvllle district
southwest of Albany In 1915. He married
Cora Willis in Everett. Wash.. Jjly 30.
1908. Surviving are the widow ai. an
adopted aon, Howard Spallnter, Albany
Rt. I.
Mra. Floy While
Amity Mrs. Ploy While, SO. died In
McMinnville Thursday. Sha ha been an
Invalid for a long period of time. Funeral
services were held at Macy' chapel, Mc
Mlnnvllle. Saturday with burial in tha
Amity cemetery. Mrs. White was tha
dauthter of W. H. and Lavlna Harrison,
pioneer of this community. She was
born in 1809. and lived here all her life.
Survivor are two sister. Mra. Gertrudw'
Sandys and Mrs. O. E. Roth, of Amity:
one brother, Richard Harrison, also of
Amity.
11 Hi
Lou la Robert
silverton Funeral service for Loula
Robert. 83. who died Friday at hi home
in the Ablqua district where ha had lived,
for 30 years, will ba held from the Mem
orial chapel of the Ekman funeral homa
at 3 o'clock Monday, November 31. Key.
Arthur Charles Bates officiating and bur
ial in Miller cemetery. He was born la
Holland. Feb. 15. 1)1(16. and came to thtt
country when a young man. Surviving ara
hi widow, three sons, two daughters. 13
grandchildren, three great-grandchildren
and a sister In Holland.
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