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u V AUTOMOBILES TEAGUE SPECIALS 1949 Kaiser Custom 1948 Frazcr Manhattan . 1948 Chev. Fleetline Sedan 1948 Studebaker Champion 2-door SEVERAL CHEAPER CARS . Remember Our 12-Month Guarantee. TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY 352 N. COMMERCIAL STATE MOTORS INC. Announces Stock Reduction Sale HOTTEST!! MOST SPECTACULAR USED CAR VALUES IN SALEM! AT PRICES CUT TO A NEW, SHOCKING LOW. EASY TERMS HIGH TRADE INS EXAMPLE: 1948 NASH SUPER "8" DELUXE SEDAN, A-l CONDITION $795 :194a PACKARD DELUXE SEDAN 1047 PACKARD SUPER DELUXE BEDAN 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETUABTER SEDAN m ISO FORD DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 2 lOU PACKARD CLIPPER BEDAN S 1042 PONTIAC DELUXE BEDAN 1941 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN 40 CARS TO SELECT PROM STATE MOTORS INC. 2 LOCATIONS 678S.12THST. PH. 3-4547 AUTOMOBILES Chev. Area 1942 Chev Fleetline Aero ORIGINAL BLACK FINISH, RADIO HEATER, DEFROSTER, BACK-UP LIOHT, CHROME BUMPER ENDS. THIS IS A DANDY-SEE IT ON THE TURN TABLE AT "J Oval's THJJ LOT WITH THE TNRN TABLE oSter at Church Ph. s-,, FORD 85. 4 dr. sedan. Mechanically perfect. Has good tires, radio. SB llshts. Clean Insula & out. 1W. Ph. S0528. WILSON'S SPECIAL SELECTION PREMIUM 1846 PONTIAC 8 STRM. SEDAN $1295 REFLECTS SUPERIOR CARE. TOO LITE, BACK-UP LITE, SUN VISOR, SEAT COVER8, JIM UN DER BOOK.' PREMIUM 1948 BUICK SUPER SE DAN $2045 LOW MILEAGE. TRULY A SU PERIOR CAR IN EVERY DETAIL. PREMIUM 1949 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN $1945 ONLY 8900 MILES. PERFECT. PREMIUM ioio P.WKV. FLT. DELX. SEDAN $1"5 PREMIUM 1947 OLDSMOBILE SE DAN $1585 PREMIUM 1846 BUICK SUPER SE DAN $1545 PREMIUM 1846 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN $1395 PREMIUM 1948 KAISER SEDAN . .$1395 PREMIUM 1941 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN $ 885 WE HAVE JUST OVERHAULED THE ENGINE. CLUTCH, AND FRONT SUSPENSION. PREMIUM 1839 PLYMOUTH SE DAN $ 495 OttoJ.WilsonCo. Commercial at Center Cheap Transportation 1938 BUltiK CLUB CPE., Dwn. pajt.. HO INI PLYMOUTH J-DR., Dwn.payt, JOS M17 PLYMOUTH SDN., Dwn. part. tn 1131 FORD PICK-UP, Dwn. payt., ISS 1031 DODOE BEDAN, Dwn. part, Hi 1934 CHEV. SEDAN. Dwn. Part.. 135 1930 DODGE SEDAN, Dwn, part., 335 Many Others to Choose From Orval's 785 S. 12. Lot No. 2. Ph. 22502 Ull I AUTOMOBILES 1947 Chev. 4 Door Sedan 1941 Plymouth 2-door 1941 Chev. S Pass. Coupe 1939 Chev. 5 Pass. Coupe. PHONE 2-4173 ft 1041 DESOTO DELUXE BEDAN 1940 NASH CLUB COUPE 1040 MERCURY DELUXE SEDAN 1040 CHRYSLER ROYAL SEDAN 81940 DODOE DELUXE SEDAN 1039 BUICK CLUB COUPE 1037 FORD DELUXE SEDAN m 1937 PONTIAC DELUXE COUPE 340 N. HIGH ST. .3-5663 AUTOMOBILES PONTIAC, 1941 2-door. 16,000 miles on new o cylinder engine, front end Just rebuilt, new Jet ol brakes, good tire For a lot of carefree miles, this u it Will sacrifice for quick sale. $595. Phne 2-0116 or 4-2434. q136 LATE '46 BUICK Roadm aster sedanette. 30,000 miles. All acc. Original light geen paint. Perfect, $1305 or take trade. 1943 Hi Capitol Pn. 3-3780 or 3-005. qiw 1940 OLDS 76 SEDAN EQUIPPED WITH RADIO, HEATER, GOOD TIRES AND FINISH IN MEDIUM GUNMETAL, SEE THIS TODAY. CON VENIENT TERMS i LIBERAL TRADES. $595 Oval's 785 S. 12. Lot No.. 2. Ph. 22502 q28T PRICED at a NEW LOW 1946 Nash super deluxe Se dan. A-l condition. Today on ly $795 STATE MOTORS, INC. 340 N. High St. qaas- CAB ACCESSORIES tires A tubas at coat price First eoma first tarred aa thla Is a close-out aale. Dealers welcomed. R. o. woodrow Co., 430 Center. Eisner Motors Fine Cars ZEEB'S USED CARS BDT SELL - TRADB TERMS 1 LOTS 2325 Fairground Rd. Ph. 2-6464 630 Hood fit. Pn J-7714 Eisner Motors to Buy '87 CHEV. coach, 1225. Ph. 3-7858 after t p.m. qzBO' FOR SALE or TRADE. Equity In 1043 Bulck. Oood condition. Radio fc heater See after 6 p.m. week days. 1234 8 Com'l. q287' MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS 10l CUSHMAN SCOOTER. Excellent shape. Ph. 3-3358. qa387' FARM EQUIPMENT USED TRACTOR TIRES, popular sizes, . 15.00 and up. Montgomery ward & co. Salem. qb385' FINANCIAL BILLS UNPAID? LET PERSONALS YES MAN PAY THEM FOR YOU. Reduce your monthly payment with hta "Smaller Payment" Plan. Get extra ceah and apread the payment over 30 monthi. You choose the monthly payment. Ton choose the payment date. Don't borrow an neceasarlly but If a loan Is the best solu tion atop In or phone the "YES" MAM. He says Yea to 4 out 01 o. OPEN SAT. 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. Personal Finance Co. of Salem 518 State. Rm. 128 Ph. 33464 C. R. Allen. Mir. Lie. 8.-133-M-165 FARM AKD CITY LOANS 4U and I fOtTB OWH TERMS of repayment within reason. Cash for Real Estate Contracts and Second Mortgages. capitol BEcuRrrXEa oo. 101 Pioneer Trust Bide. Ph. I-IIM l PRIVATE MONEY Special Rates and Terms On Larger Loans Loni and Short Time Payments PnW ft ftrUMOMS 116 South Commercial St Phooa S-1161 AUTO LOA2TS WILLAMETTB CREDIT CO. 1M s. Church Parkins a Plenty Ph. 1-343? . Lie No M-199 8-16 r II BOO TO LOAN. Ph. 3-0794. rt8 S CASH 5 Hollywood Finance Co, IPS Pal rt round Road tttxt Door to Bank Free Parkins Floyd Renron. Uir r SEl US FOR ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS ONLY 4 OR 4' INTEREST I to 40 Years and No Commission Leo N. Childs, Jnc. REALTORS 144 State BU PIMM WW r FINANCIAL GENERAL FINANCS CORP LOANS Lie B-133 and M-130 and ROY R. SIMMONS IN8URA.SC 8 AND LOANS 138 B Commercial St Tel. 3-9101 INSURANCE INBURE AND BE SURE Save 20 to 30 on Auto Insurance Complete Line of Insurance VAN M. OREER AO UNO Y 90S Highland Ave. Ph. 3-3(51 ra305 TRAILERS TRAILER HOUSE BCHULTZ, 35 FT. INSULATED. LOTS OF EXTRAS, NEW RUBBER. PHONE 3-5413. 1286 33 ft. 1950. t288 ZIMMEB 2T 3 rffl., 4100 lb. ttndem. Blimp dolly. Kxc. cond., 11650. Sea or Pb. 42436 .Iter B:30 p. m. or flat. 90S W. Browning ave. t28S 28' nOL'SE Trailer will taka amall trailer for equity. 1103 B. HUl. US5' TRAVELIER 19' 1050 model used very little, will sacrifice. 130 Lana Lane. Trailer Plaza Ph. 3B160. t2S5 17-FOOT. DELUXE housa trailer, priced to sell, 3750. Terms to reliable party, pn. 2-2667. 635 Cummlnas Lane. t2S7 TRANSPORTATION RIDERS WANTED to and from Portland dally. Leave Salem 6:30 a.m. Leave Port land 5 p.m. Ph. 2-3874 after 6:30 P.m. x287 DIRECTORY ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented, repaired. Roen. 458 Court. Phone 1-0773. APPLIANCE SERVICE ILECTRIC BOMB appliance repair icrtlii new appliance Vlnee's Electric Phone Free astlmatea Trade-ins accepted on 3-9239 137 6 Liberty St o AT-TJR DOOR SHARPENING Lawn mowers. sctwora knives sharp ened. Dexter. 1140 Center. 3-0833. o AUTO RADIOS MARION MOTORS NASB SERVICE rowing service day phone I-S390 Night 3-1804 33" Center 0 BODY AND PAINT Braden's Body Si Paint Shop. Open Sun. 3890 Cherry. Ph. 3-2023. 0.287 BUILDING CARPENTRY Remodel, repair that home now Terms No down payment Phone 2-4850 o" BULLDOZING Bulldozing, leveling, road bids., clear ing, teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey. 1010 Falrvlew Ave. Ph. 3-3140, Balem. 0291 CASH REGISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA cask register Ail makes told rented, re pa:-ed- Roen 458 Court. Ph 8-0773 o CEMENT WORK For expert guaranteed aatlafactlon new or repair of foundation, sidewalk driveways, patios, curbs, walla, etc. Call 3-4B50 o CHIMNEY SWEEP Furnace chimneys vacuum clean-d. Ensley. 771 B. 31st. Ph. 3-7170. o385 DRESSMAKING State St. Alteration Shoo. Dressmak lng. 360 State St., Rm. 27. 0288 DRIVEWAYS Crushed rock for driveways 4t roads, de livered. Ph. 2-5961. 0393 EXTERMINATORS Cockroach. Moth Exterminator i?rvicp Ph. 4-2474. Lee Cross, Rt. 8, Box 43 7-O. S285 Brelthaupt'f for flowers Dial 1-9179 o FURNACE & CIRCULATOR SERVICE Vacuumed & lipalred. Dvorak, Ph. 3-4963 0387 HOME PRODUCTS RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS. 3-8376. 0393' HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS J. R. Watktns Oo products. Pre de ilvery 1717 Center. Ph. 3-5395. o' INSULATION Johns-Manvlile. Phone 1-3748. JANITOR SERVICE , Window Cleaning Janitor Service Floor Waxing Buildings - Factories - Homes - Estimates Without Obligation AMERICAN BLDG. MA INT. OO. Ph. Salem 3-9133 e LANDSCAPF NURSERY P A. Doerfler & Sons, Ornamentals. 150 N. Lancaster Dr. at 4 Cor. Ph. 3-1323. o' DELUZ SERVE SELP Laundry. 345 Jef ferson St Phone 33452. o LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, guaranteed service. New power and hand mowers. Call Harry w. ecott 147 s. oom'i st. oasa MATTRESSES Oapltai Beddlag. Phone 3-4069. MUSIC LESSONS Spanish & Hawaiian Guitar Mandolin Banjo, etc, 1533 Court St Ph. 3-7569 02921 OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPLIES Desk chairs, flies and filing auDDlIes. safes, duplicators and supplies, desk lamps, typewriter stands, brief c :a. fierce wire ttecoraers. ttoen. b court Slfstrom's are equipped to do roui painting Phone 3-3493 PAINTING A PAPERnANGING Painting and paperhanglng. Free extl mate. Ph. 3-9513. 857 Shipping. 0393' PAPERHANGING Expert Paperhanglng and painting. B J. woodswortb, Fb. 3-9607. Free est. O305 Paperhanglng to your satisfaction. 35 Fisher, 170 Lancaster Dr. Ph. 3-2984. Repair A Contract. Olen Moody. Ph 24436. 0396 PICTURE FRAMING Picture framing Rntcheon Paint Store Phone 8-6687 REFRIGERATION SERVICE Miner Refrigeration So nr. Co. Ph. 3-1334 02M1 SEWING MACHINES Bought, sold, rented, repaired. EZ terms. all makes, w. Davenport. n. j-voti 0307' SAND A ORAYZX Oarden Soil cmihed rock. Shovel av.d dragline excavating wailing sano Orava Co. Phone 3-9349. Valley Sand A Oravei Co Silt, aand A f ll dirt Excavating 10a snovei v cats Tractor aooop A trucks for dirt moving Ph office 34003. res 37140 SEPTIC TANKS Mlka'a Seotla Service. Tank cleaned. Roto Rooter service on Sewers. 1079 Elm SU W Salem. Ph. S-9468. 3-5337 0287" K. P. Ramel. Septic tanks, sewer and drain line cleaned Guaranteed work 1143-Btb West Salem. Ph, 1-7404 O301 Vacuum Pumping, no mileage charge Call us collect. Todd's Septic Tank Service, 3445 State Bt. Phone 3-0734, o SEWERS AND SEKTIt TANKS Electrle Roto-Rooter. Exclusive Patent. Razor Sharp Cutting Blades. Clean Sewers. Drains, Tanks. Ph. 3-5327. o' SEWTNa maVdines All repairs guaranteed. Free pickup A delivery. Used machines bought A sold. PA. S-M40, 1091 Edgewatei. cOK Farmlands Inundated When the Skagit river overflowed and inundated thousands of acres of farm lands these cars were trapped near La Conner, Wash. Farmers, (in boat) searched the area for livestock stranded by the flood. (AP Wirephoto) Federal Aid Sought to Wage ar on Spruce Washington, Nov. 30 Jf) An budworm Infestation in Washington and Oregon is to be waged next year if the federal government makes funds available. Rep. Holmes (R., Wash.), announced this today through his office. Holmes said an appropriationt of $880,000 is being urged. He said speedy action will be need ed after congress meets in Janu ary, as the spraying program which is planned must be done in May and June to be effective. Oregon has set aside S187.00U and Washington $18,000 and pri vate interests have pledged $105,000 to make up a $1,200,000 program, he said. The plan is to spray DDT Irom planes on the most critically in fected areas in the two states, East of the Cascade mountains. This year in May and June the forest service, the tsates and private interests cooperated In spraying 275,000 acres. Terming this a success, the service said it wants to carry on the work on a large scale next year. From a small infected area in 1944 the budworm has become epidemic in the Douglas and white fir forests of the two states over 2,267,000 acres, with wholesale destruction of lumber threatened, the service said. Officials of Walla Walla, Wash., have urged Holmes to request immediate action to save the city's watershed In the Blue mountains. DIRECTORY All makes repaired, frs astlmataa Singer Sewing Machine Co. 110 No Commercial Ph. 1-3513. o TRANSFER A STORAGE .ocal A Distance Transfer, it or age. Burnet oils, coal- A briquets. Trucks to Portland dallr. Agent tor Beklns Rouse hold goods moved to annrhar to US or Canada- Larmer Transfer A Storage Ph 1-3131 ' TRUCK TRANSFER Lester DeLapp truck service. Commer cial hauling. Dallr service to Portland. Ph. 3-1750. 0394 IYPEWP1TERS Smltb Oorona, Remington Royal, Dnder wood portables. Ah makes used machines Repairs and rent Roen. 4B6 Court, o VENETIAN BLINDS tjalem Venetian Blinds made to order or re li Dished Relnholdt Lewis 3-3C39 Elmer The BUndman. Ph. 37338. WEATXIERSTRIPPINQ WELL DRILLING WINDOW CLEANING Acme V indow Cleaners Windows, walla St woodwork cleaned floors cleaned, waxed and polished. Ph 1-1137 147 Court Lansdoa Culberttoa and Uather WINDOW SHADES Wasbcale, Roller. Uada to order. 1 Oar Del Relnholdt A Lewis. Ph 33639. e WOOD Jr SAWDUST West Salfm Fuel Co Ph 3-4031 LODGES A Pacific Lodge No. 50, AF. & A.M. M.M. Degree Friday December 2, 7 pjn. 287 I.O.OJ1, meets every Wed nesday n ' v h t Visitors welcome. A Salem Lodge No. 4, A.F. cV A.M., Wed., Nov. 30. M.M de gree, 7:30 p.m. 205 LEGAL CALL FOR GASOLINE. KEROSENE. VTE- SEL ENGINE OIL AND LUBRICATING OIL BIDS The City of Salem, Oregon, will re ceive sealed bids at the office of the City Recorder, City Hall, Salem, Oregon, un til 2:00 o'clock P.m., December 9, 1949, for furnishing to the Cltr of Salem 3000 gal lons kerosene, more or lest; 1000 gallons Diesel Engine Fuel Oil (P.S. 300 1, more oi less; 70,000 gallons gasoline, more or ess, based on the following grades; Premium Grade Gasoline, Regular Grade and Third Structure, Bulk, tank wagon, or Iron bar rel deliveries shall be made f. o. b. Salem. at the City Hall, City Warehouse, Mc Nary Field and Salem Water Department Warehouse, during the year 1950 n auch quantities and at such times as mar be rectuired: aUo sealed bids will be .ecelv- ed for furnishing the City about Ions of Asphalt, mare or less. 6170 or . 120 penetration, or equal In barrels, prices to be f. o. b. Salem. The city will also receive sealed bids on 25 barrels, more or less, motor o.-s, transmission, gear and hydraulic oil, wheel bearing grease and hlRh pressure rcu. tn we KhtJi nf 1O-I0-30-SU. Iinni the year 1950. prices u be based on dellv. err f. o. b Salem; and to ba exclusive of Pirm Tift. The right Is reserved In the Interest f the city to accept or reject anr or all DKU. ALFRED MUNDT City Recorder City of Salem, Oretaa Bud worm all - out effort to stop the spruce Mayor R. V. Borleske of Wal la Walla wrote Holmes he had made a trip through the water shed and that the destruction of trees is alarming. A committee of all interests concerned in the fight on the budworm has reported to gov ernment officials that unless the program begun this year is continued on an expanded scale "and aggressively carried out, vast losses of timber within the next two or three years seem inevitable." This committee reported that virtually all fir timber in the Blue mountains is infested and said that serious infestations also have occurred in commercial stands of timber in western Ore gon and the Oregon cascades. Only western Washington, it said, has escaped the epidemic infestation. MARKET Completed from report! of Salem dealen loi we sin dance or Capital Journal Readeil. (Revised dillr). RetaO Peed Prlcea: Eir Mash $4.60. Rabbit Pellets 14,30. Dairj Feed 13.60. Poultry. Burma Drleea -Grade A color. ed hens, 35c; grade A Leghorn hens and UP. 37-3fic. Grade A old roorUera 15c 18-lflc; grade A colored fryers, three lba 36-20O. Egg BnrlDK Prleei Extra lars AA. 47c. large AA, 46c; large A, 43-4 4c; medium AA, 35c; medium A, 33-35c; pullets 38-30c. Wholeials Pneei Ekk wholesale orlcea l-7o above these prices; above tirade A generally quoted at 49c, medium 40c. Butterfat Premium floei No. 1. 64ct No. a. BB-SOe. (burlng prices). Batter Wholesale grade A, flsct re tail 7e. Portland Livestock Portland, Ore., Nov. 30 (U.F9 Livestock: Cattle salable 300. market active tirnm with canner and cutter cows 35 to 50 tents higher for two days; steers scarce: odd cutter and low common grades 13-16; late Tuesday two loads medium ind good 1330 lb steers 33.75 with load 1476 lb 23; few cutter and common heifers 11.50-15; canner and cutter cows mostly 10 50-12: shells down to 9; common and medium beer cows 12.15; few good cows 1"; bulls scarce; odd common 14-15. Calves salable 75: market active: ennd and choice very limited; odd good vealers cnoice quotable to as or above: com mon and medium 14-30, Hogs salable 300: market active, strong to 35 cents higher: early sale Rood and cholco 1S5-238 lbs 17.75, 260 lbs 16.25; sows scarce; good 350-600 lbs salable 1&.&O-14.50: good and cnoice feeders sal able 17.50-16.50 or above. sheep salable 400; early ta es steady; few good and choice 94 lb wooled lambs high good and choice nuotnh e to 21.50; mediums 18-19: goad feeders sal able 16.50-17; good ewes quotable 6.60-7. Chicago Livestock Chicago. Nov. 30 m (USDA1 Bn able hogs 14.000; moderately active, steady to 25 cents -higher on butchers: most ad vance on choice 180-320 ib averages; sows steady to strong; top 16.39 sparingly for few choice 1S0-2O0 lb: bulk good and choice I J ":'-y 1 ; q , o ft jM sW - " f INK fl Flood Patrol U. S. Coast Guard "Duck" patrols the area near Conway, Wash., searching for victims of the flood which struck the fertile Skagit river valley following a severe rain storm. The storm, described as one of the heaviest ever to hit the Pacific northwest, caused the death of 22 persons. (Acme Telephoto) STOCKS (By tb. Associated Pr as) American Can 38 'i Am Pow A Lt 33 Am Tel A Tel 147 Anaconda . . 2874 Bendlx Aviation Zi Oath Steel t 39s Boeing Airplane 22 Calif Packing 3414 Canadian Paclfio 14 Case J 1 Caterpillar 32i Chrysler 60)i Com with A Sou Com Vultee (1 Continental Can 35 '.Town Zellerbach SHU Curtiss Wright 7 Douglas Aircraft - Dupont de Nem 66' General Electric 39 General Pood 46 leneral Motors ....... aral Joodyear Tire 41 int Harveiter 2T4 Int Paper .35:4 Kennecott 4911 Libbv McN A L , . 714 Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward 53 Nash Kelvlnator ... 15 Nat Dairy 37 hi central 10 Northern Paclfio Pao Am Fish 13 Pa Oaa A Eleo 33 Pa Tel A Tel 102 Penney J O 53 Vi Radio Corn 12' Rayonler 23 Rayonler Prd 3la Reynolds Uetal 20 Richfield 38 Safeway Stores 38 H Sears Roebuck 42 aoutnern racuio 45 Standard Oil Co Studebaker Corp 3b '4 Sunshine Mining B'4 Transamerlca ',3 Union Oil Cal 26 Vii Union Paclfio 834 United Airliner ja'.i U S steel 3 Warner Bros Pie H'i ffoolworth ... 47 Bonus of 5.5 Cents For Surplus Filberts Washington, Nov. 30 (fP) The agriculture department announc ed today it will pay a subsidy of about S.5 cents a pound to growers for diverting a part of this years west coast filbert crop into non-commercial uses or foreign markets. The department said about 25 percent or about 3,000,000 pounds of this year s crop is a surplus above expected market needs. Portland Grain Portland, Ore., Nov. SO (JP Oaah Wheat (Diat: uoit wnite i.tv, son wnite (no rex) 3.32: white club 3.33. Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.33: 10 per cent 2.22: ll per cent 1.22: 12 per cent 3.22, Today' car receipts: wheat li barley 6; Hour : corn 4; mimecd 6. 180-220 lb 16.45-16.25: 330-260 lb 15.50 15.85: 270-320 lb 15.00-15.35; oot and cholco sows under 450 lb 13.60-14 00; few 14.25; heavier weight down W around 12.00 for 600 lb ave races: food clearance. Salable cattle 9.000; salable calve. 600; good and choice ateera moderate' active, .steady to 50 cents higher; choice scarce; rather slow on liberal supply medium short fed steers; these steady; he. furs about fitendy; medium and Rood beef cows ateady to 25 cents lower; lower crude cows fully steady; bulls active, Mronn; vealcit steady; dozen or so load choice steers 36.0"-3fi.0O; short load 1.061 Ib steers and iie.fers mix ed 36.00; Rood to low-choice steers 26.00 35.00; medium to low-Rood 3i.P0-37.50; short load common steers lD.Su medium to low-choice fed heifers 31. 50-26.00: sood cows 16.50-1B.30; common and medium beef cows 14. 50-16. 36; cannera and cut' ters 11.50-14.25; bulk medium and Rood sausage bulls 16.50-19.50; medium to cnoice veAlers 22.00-20.00. Salable sheep 3,500: lamb and yearllnc market at standstill: shipper demand poor; blddlnR below 23.00 on Rood t-i choice lambs with heavies discounted; prospective top on choice llcht lambs around 23.00; ewes steady. 3.60-12.00. Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wheat Steadier, Corn Weaker Chicago, Nov. 30 VP) Corn eased under hedging pressure on the board of trade today, but other major cereals mostly held steady. Soybeans, weak early, rallied above the previous close in anticipation of export busi ness. Old crop wheat deliveries made little price change, but the July contract advanced ar ound a cent at times. Some buy ing was based on a crop report from Nebraska stating that win ter wheat throughout that state needed moisture badly. Wheat closed lower to 4 higher, December $2.18-V4, corn was 1 to 2 cents lower, December $1.2By-H, oats were y- lower, December 77, rye was 2y-2 lower, Decem ber $1.35y4-V4, soybeans were lower to y higher, December $2.29-$2.28, and lard was un changed to 8 cents a hundred pounds lower, December $10.07. Shake-up for Panama Envoys Panama, Panama, Nov. 30 (fT) In a wholesale shakeup of Pana ma's foreign service, President Arnulfo Arias today fired 16 di plomats stationed abroad. Arias, who was installed ai president last week after a po lice coup, was declared the le gal president last night by the national assembly. The assem bly rejected a claim to the presi dency by Dr. Daniel Chanis, Jr., who was forced out of office by Police Chief Jose Remon. Among the diplomats ousted by the Arias government were Panamanian ambassadors to Ar gentina, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Nica ragua; ministers to Italy, Salva dor, Honduras, Uruguay and the Dominican Republic; the charge d'affairs in Cuba and consuls general in San Francisco, Calif., New Orleans, La., San Jose, Costa Rica, and St. Nazaire, France. Last Saturday the government fired Octavio A. Vallarino, am bassador to Washington during the Chanis regime. SALEM MARKETS QUOTATIONS alem Livestock Markn Bj Vnlley Packing Company! Wooled lambs 110.00 Feeder lambs S13.00 to 116.00 Cutter cows 8.00 to (10.50 Dairy heifers $10.00 to 111.00 Fat Dairy cows 110.00 to $11.00 Bulls 111.00 to 115.60 Calves, good (300-450 lbs.) 116.00 to $18.00 Veal (150-300 lbs.) top ....$20.00 to 123.00 Portland Eaitslde Market Caul flower so d for $1.15 a crate en the Portland Eastsldn Farmers Wholesale Produce market today. Loose pack Delicious apples brought $1.00 a box: Homes. SL0O: Ortleya. $1.26 to 11.40: Spltzenbergs. $1.40 to $1.76; Win ter Bananas, li.ib to 12.00. Radishes wera 65 to 75 cents a doaen bunches. Green onions were 90 to 70 cents a ooe en bunches. Spinach moved at $1.00 to $1.35 an or anae box. Danish squash was quoted at $1.00 a cantaloupe box. Broccoli was $1.00 to $1.36 a down heads. Carrots were $3.00 for five dozen. Portland ProOaee Batterfat Tentative, tmiect to Imme diate change. Premium quality maximum to .J a 10 i percent aciauy aenverea in Portland 63-67c lb.; 02 score, 61-65e lb.; 00 score, 57-63c; 89 score 65c. Valley routes and country points 3c less than first Batter Wholesale FOB bulk tubes to wholesalers, grade 0$ acore, 63c A 03 score. 63c: B 80 score. 60c lb., O 80 score, 67c. Above price era strictly nominal Checie Selling price to PorUand whole sale Oregon singles 30-43e, Oregon 6 small loaf, 44tt-46c; triplets 1V4 leaa than Ingles Ecri (te wholesalers) A grade large, 49'4-50!4c; A medium, 38-30 lie: grade H large, 41-42 ',4c: small A grade, 37V&C Portland Dairy Market Butler Price to retailers; Orade AA prints, 68c; AA cartons, 69c; A prints. 66c: A cartons 60c; B prints, 65c. Eg gi prices to retailers: Grade AA large, 64c doz.i certified A large, 65c; A large, 52c; AA medium, 42c; cer tified A medium, 4lc: B medium, 37c; A amall, 41ci cartons 3c additional. Cheese Price to retatleia Portland Oregon singles 39-42c; Oregon loaf, 6- ib loars 4V1-4D0 id.; triplets, iv cents ieii than singles. Premium brands, singles. Sltto Ib.i loaf, 630. Poultry Live Chlekena No. 1 quality FOB Plants, No. 1 broilers under 2 lbs. 30-atc Ib. fryers 2-3 lbs., 23-26c; 3-4 lbs.. 31c; roasters 4 lbs and over. 37-28c; fowl, Leaiiorna 4 . and under 18-20C over 4 lbs. 20c: colored fowl, alt weights, 26-27ct roosters, all weights. 18-20c Turkey Net to growers, 31-31 Wc on tomi, 44-444c on hens. Rabbits Average lo growers, live whites. 1-0 1I-1DV tit., B-V IJMIV ' 'U. colored 3 cents lower: old or heavy doea. and bucks, 8-13c. Fresh dressed Idaho fryers and retailers. 40c; local. 48-62o. Country-Killed Heats Veal Top quality 3I-33C lb.; otrter grnrie. according to weight and quality with lighter or heavier, la-aae. Hoga Light blockers, 33-34o; sows 18- 31c Lambs Top quality, springers, 3I-I6e; mutton, 10-1 lc. Beef Good cows, 30-2U R.; cannera- cutters, 18-lOc. Presh Dressed Moats (Wholesalers to retailers per ewt.li Beef steers, good 600-800 lbs., I42-4S) commercial . $35-30; utility $34-36. Cows commercial, 128-31; utility. 124 36; canners-cutters, 123-36. Beef Cuts (Good Steers): Hind quarters. 154-55; rounds $48-51; full loins, trimmed $73-78; triangles, $32-34; square chucks. $40-42; ribs, $52-60; forequarters, $34-38. Veai and calf. Good. $37-40. commercial. 133-35: utility $38-33. Lambs: aood -choice spring lemoa, 141 46; commercial, 136-40; utility. $33-35. Mutton Good. 70 lba down, $18-30. Pork cuts: Loin No. 1, 8-13 lbs., $39-4$; shoulders, 16 lbs down, $30-33; spare ribs, $45-48; carcasses, $34-35; mixed veichta $3 per cwt. lower. Portland Miscellaneous Cascara Bark Dry 13 Wo lb., green 4o Ib. Wool Valley coarse and medium arades. 46o lb. Mohair $50 lb. on 12-monUi rrowth. nominally. Hides calves, 37 lb., according to weicnt; pips, 220 lb.; beef, 11-llc lb.: bull. 6-7o lb. Country buyers pay 2c less. Not Quotations Walnuts Pr enqueues, first quality jum- 1, .it. c; large. 32.7c: meaiura. 37. zo second quality Jumbos, 30.3c'; large. 36.3c; meaium, 20.3c; oaoy, jj.jc; sort sneii, tirsi quality large, 39.7c; medium, 36.3o; sec ond quality large. 37.2ei medium. 24. 7o: baby 33. 2a. Filberts Jumbo, Me tb.l large, u; bedlam, l$e amall, lie. Wednesday, Nov. 30, 194921 British Actres Dies i London, Nov. 30 W) Dam Irene Vanbrugh, actress who was a dominating figure of thi British theater for more than half a century, died this morn ing. She had been ill only 38 hours and up to a few days ago was busy with preparations for the opening of a new play in London. She would have been 77 years old Friday. A new wiggling plastic worm has been devised for fishermen who hate to dig for bait. DEATHS Jot C, PoMohtl Joe O. PocacheL former rea dent or Port land, at a local hospital, November 36, at the ace of 76 years. Private services were held at the Howell-Edwards ohapel We$ nesdar, November 30. Mrs. Mary C. Jonee I At the residence at 1635 Center itreat, Mrs. Mary O. Jones, November 3ft, at tha ace of 86 years. Survived by a sutar, Mrs. Eva Loni of Sprlnkfleld, Oreson. Serviea will be held at the W. T. Riadon company chapel Thursday, December 1, at 1 30 P.m. with condudlnf services In the City View cemetery. Aev, Brooks Moore will of flciate. John Alford Wells At tlie residence at 2 Fifth street. No vember 30, at the aire of 63 years. Survived by wife, Aleath Wells of Salem; and daughter. Phyllla Wells of Sa'em. An nouncement of services later oy W. T. Rlsdon company. OBITUARY Mn, Dorothy Flllelte 4 Portland Mrs. fJorothy Plllette, 72. late resident of 133 NW 18th and a foiaier resident of St. Paul, died November 38. She was born at St, Johns, ind., Feo. & 1874, and came to Oregon In I860, lo catlnr at St. Paul. She was married to Edward Plllette In 1603, who died in 1036 Since 1040 she had made her home In Portland. Two of her sons, Herman Pll lette and Edward Plllette, were former baseball players and a srandson Dwayne Plllette, Is a pitcher with the Nrw York Yankees, Surviving are the following children: Sister Dorothy Ann, Sister of Holy Name, Mary) hurst; Mrs. Constance Manning, oervals: Herman Plllette, Sut ra men to, Calif.; Edward and Stanley Pll lette, both oi Portland; Basil Pitiein, Camas, Wash.: sister, Mrs. Mary Orth, Portland; 32 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Requiem mass Thursday at 8:30 o'clock at the St. Paul Cathollo ohurch with burial in the St. Paul Gathott cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary it 8:S0 o'clock Wednesday night at the chapel of Hennessey. Owtsch and McOee, funeral directors. Portland. ,4 Weiley A, Kirn Stay ton Wesley A. Rlggs, 76, ; Stay ton, died Tuesday at the home of a son. Henry E. Rlgga. In Ml&aoula. Mont. Pun. eral services are tentatively set for Sat urday under the direction of the WecU die funeral home. Rlggs was born Deo. 17; 10.3 ana 1 a 10 survived by his widow, Mrs. Mlnda E. Rlggs, Stayton; two sta ters, Mrs. Archie Cornish, Maoleay. and Mrs. Ivy Lewis. The Dalles, and & hrnthar: T. B. Rlggs, Stayton. " Elliabeth Ann Gardner Falls City Puneral services were, held for Mra. Elisabeth Ann Oardner at Hen kle and Bowmans parlors In Dallas. Rev. James Royer or the Falls City Methodist church officiated with Interment In tne Falls City IOOF cemetery. Mrs, Gardner was a woman loved by everyone. She was a practical nurse. Those from Fall city attending her funeral wera Rev. James Royer, Mayor and Mi Clarence Herwlck, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Frink. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Oeoree Kitchen, Mrs. Mildred Wray, Mra. Jessie Mover, Mrs Anna Ortppln and daughter. Mrs. Ten is Smith. Ardell Ned Webster Albany Funeral services will he held at the Mill city Presbyterian church Friday at 2 p.m., for Ardell Ned Webster, 32, one or two persons killed Monday when a truck that was carrying a crew of workmen plunged from the Mill City-Detroit road way near the Detroit dam site. Born Aug ust 9, 1917 at Harrington, Tenn., he came to Oregon With his Daren U. Mr. ajiri Mn. David S. Webster, whim ha was a year Tha family first located In Cliirka. mas county but later moved to Browns ville. The deceased went to Mill City three years ago. He served as a motor machin ist's mate first class In the American and Asiatic Paclfio war theaters during World War II with the TJ.B. navy. He married Patricia Ingersoll at San Francisco, Octo ber 39, 1043, She, his mother, Mrs. Ber tha Webster, Brownsville; two brothers, Leo D., Medford and Cardell Webster, Denver, Colo.; a half-brother, Marvin Webster, Pennsylvania and a sister Mrs. Velma L. Miller, Denver, survive. Ray Orsa Buihong Albany Roy Orse Buahong, Harrtsburg lumber dealer, and former Albany resi dent, died In the Albany Oeneral hospital Monday. Mr. Buihong was born In Oil son, III.. April 30, 1885, and came to Al bany In 1912. He moved to Eugene to en gage In the lumber business In 1933. 8ur- .T.ng are ms wiaow, Minnie; nis rather, n, duiqodi, rayeiie, iaano, ana a sis '. Mrs. Leslie HI acini. La Junta, rnin. He was a member of the Thurston lodge, AF At AM, Harrlaburg: Order of the East ern Btar, Harrlaburg; was a member of the Al Kader shrine In Portland, tha Chapter and Commandary AF tt AM In bugc'ic. 1-untm lei-vices win db nem tn the MIIIer-Bherman chapel In Harrlaburg at 1:30 p.m.. Thursday. Burial will be In the Albany Masonic cemetery. Charlea Kdward Taylor Stayton Charles Edward (Ted) Taylor,. 70, died Sunday at his Btayton home. A well-known electrical contractor, he had been In 111 health for the past three years. Funeral arrangements will be In charge of the Weddle Funeral home and are pend ing the arrival of his only child. Dr. Jay Eugene Taylor, an Instructor at Miami university at Oxford, O., who Is expected to arrive in Portland Wednesday. Mr, Taylor was born at Ancaater, Ontario, Canada, November 5. 1870, the son of Charles Edward Taylor, Br., and Husanna Hatt Taylor. He came to Oregon and first located at Astoria where he was an elec trician on the dredge Chinook on the Co lumbia bar. After two years, he learnrd the Btayton Electric l.tcht mmnnm which was being offered for sale by Mrs. Dora B. Bhreve. He purchased the busi ness In 1916. A partnership was sold to Harry J. Rows, to whom Mr. Taylor latr sold out completely. Some years later, tha Mt. States Power company purchased the local plant from Mr. Rowe. Mr. Taylor, also owned the Star theatre in Btaytdrt im mn.. niu cjieh no y 01 oiayion ana Mr. Taylor were married February 28. 1917 In Salem. He was a life member of India Temple Shrine of Guthrie mil tar St. Paul'a Episcopal church In Salem. Sur vivors oesiaes nis wife and son are a sis ter, Mrs. Mathilda Cox of Guthrie; a bro ther, T. H. Taylor of Oklahoma City; one niece and two nephews. (Advertisement! GALL BLADDER sUFHRIftS FIND CUM FOR MISIRY ' Df I TO LACK Of HIALTHY lilt tapphr Ratted Her Svfferert lUf&W New relief tat gallbladder su(frr iack Ini healthy bile Is m today Id announce ment of a wondsrfal preparation which act with remarkable effect. Sufferers with aconlilag colic, stomach and gallbladder misery due to lack of healthy bile now tI$ of remarkable raulla after using this medi cine whleb has amaslng powtr to stimulate (low of btalthr bile. CALLUS IN U a vet? expensive madlclns, but com id ring result the $1.00 It costs Is only pennies per doea, AUUSIH (caution, dm only as directed) la sold with full moey bek guarantee hp lehaefer Dmi, 139 No. Commercial. 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