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Newspaper Page TextAUTOMOBILES 1 WANTED! USED CARS Pay Cash - 678 S. 12th . State Motors Orval's Lot No. 2 1946 NASH A MB. SEDAN. RADIO, HEATER, Overdrive 11085 1946 FORD I, SUPER DELUXE SEDAN. RADIO, HEATER f 99ft 1941 CHEV. SPEC. DELUXE 9-PASS. COUPE. RADIO, HEATER I 711 1941 FORD SUPER DELUXE 5-PASS. COUPE, RADIO, HEATER f 645 1940 NASH LAP. t-DOOR. HEATER, OVERDRIVE t 5 1940 CHEV. SPEC. DELUXE SEDAN. RADIO, HEATER 596 Trade & Terms Ovals Lot No. 2 785 S. 12th Ph. 2-2502 q228 $ for $ You Cannot Beat Our Cars for Value HERE IS THE PROOF PONTIACS 48 t 4-DR, 2 TONE PAINT, HYDRA MATIC, ALL ACCESSORIES... $1795 44 I 4-DR. SAGE GREEN, GOOD RUB BER. A VERY CLEAN CAR 11295 40 I 4-DR. LIOHT GREY, MOTOR RE CONDITIONED 1595 '40 t 2-DR. GREEN, MOTOR RECON DITIONED 1545 CHEVYS 4T 4 DR. 3 TONE PAINT, 26,000 MILES, OOOD RUBBER I13i '46 ft P. COUPE BLACK. LOW MILE AOE. TOP CONDITION 11195 '42 I P. CPE GREEN, LOTS OP MILES LETT IN THIS ONE (795 HUDSON ?7 HUDSON SEDAN, MECHANICS SPECIAL 195 NASH '47 4-DR. DARK DREY. OOOD RUPBER .A NICE CLEAN CAR 11345 '17 4-DR. FAIR CONDITION ..IBS OLDS 4 I P. CPE. LIOHT OREY, VERY OOOD CONDITION (1745 40 4-DR BLACK. A BARGAIN FOR THE TOTAL PRICE OP 1395 STUDE 47 CHAMPION 4-DR. LIOHT GREY. COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED I1J40 PLY 1 1-DR. RADIO. HEATER. PAIR CON DITION AS IS 1265 K CPE, OOOD OO TO WORK CAR. 145 ALL WAYS . . . THE BEST FOR LESS TERMS TRADES HERRALL-OWENS CO. WO K. Libert? Ph. 8-4113. ma '49 PONTIAC DELUXE CLUB COUPE. LOTS OP EX TRAS. LOW MILEAGE. EASY BANK State Motors 678 S. 12th EAST SALEM NEWS OPEN EVENINGS 10 P.M. IMS CHEV. DELUXE BTYLKLINE SEDAN TWO TONE OREY (VERY LOW MILE AGE I. 1148 CHEV. SPEC. DELUXE J -DOOR SE DAN. VERY LOW MILEAGE. (A REAL BEAUTY). 1642 CHEV. SPEC. DELUXE CLUB COUPE. RECONDITIONED THROUGHOUT. NEW PAINT. RUBBER, RADIO. HEAT ER, SEAT COVERS. (A FINE CAR). U41 BUICX SUPER CLUB COUPE. RA DIO. HEATER. NEW UPHOLSTERY, NEW PAINT, SPORT LIOHT. (A BEAU TY). 1141 FORD DELUXE CLUB COUPE. HIT O RAH AM 05 CAVALIER SEDAN. YES WE TRADE & FINANCE Park N' Market USED CARS til OAR DEN ROAD PHONE 34091 q220 Plymouths Htf i'0. DBLOXI CLUE OPI, 190J SPECIAL DELUXE t-DOOR (EARLY SERIES) RAH ....01409 1941 SPECIAL DELUXE SEDAN, RAH 11399 Orval's (TV! LOT WITH THE TURNTABLE' Coater at Church St. PI). 3-4702. 4326 Mt NASS 100. Oood condition.. IBIS ford cmn. very food. SAIfDTS OARAGE H nil HofUi Keiaei Oornar Q320 WANTED LATE MODEL CARS 1940 to 1950 Ws Nred Tbcm OR TOUR l-OP DOLLAR Anderson's Used Cars AUTOMOBILIS Major's '30 Ford Tudor List '48 Mercury Scdsn flOtS '49 Ford Club Cpt. ... .$16(5 '49 Chev Convtrt 1MS '47 Chev Aero I1IIS '47 Chev Club Cpe 11195 '41 Fontiac Sedan t 596 '41 Packard Sedan .$465 Open Til 9 P.M. Major Motors Chevrolets 1940 FLEETMASTEB CLUE OPI., RAcH 91149 1143 FLEETLINB SEDAN, BS ..11009 1949 PLEETMASTXK SEDIB, ' ..01991 19(7 STYLEMASTEB, SEDAN, 91999 Orval's (THE LOT WITH TIB TOXNTA1LNI Cnlit it Church St. Ph. tEM Eisner Motors to Sell '46 FORD SIX SEDAN. MECHANICALLY A-t. A REAL FAMILY CAN. ANDERSON'S USED CARS 340 Center Ph. t-im tM- Chryslers 1930 WINDSOR NEWPORT MEM 10(0 WINDSOR SEDAN. RAN ... .91091 Earl Serloe) 1947 WINDSOR CLUB OPE., BAdl HEM 1940 ROYAL SEDAN, RAX (lilt Orval's (THE LOT WITH TUB TORNTASLHl enter at Ohureh SI. Ph. J-4H1. ! MO FORD OOOD TRANSPOI Binirr. ANDERSON'S USED CARS 540 Center Ph. I-I7M IM Hunters Special '46 WILLYS JEW I WHEEL DRIVE. CAB, MECHANICALLY OOOD MM Trade tc Terms WESTERN MOTORS 1281 Broadway '41 CHEVROLET I PASSENOER COUPE. A DAWDT. ANDERSON'S USED CARS 540 Center Ph. 9-9194 990 1940 DeSoto Sedan UNUSUALLY PINE COrfDmOOT AND LOTS OP OOOD EXTRAS $645 WILSON'S YOUR BUIOK COMMERCIAL AT 1947 Mercury Sedan' OOOD MEDIUM PRICED TRANSPORTATION $1365 WILSON'S TOUR BUICK DIALS COMMERCIAL AT CSMTEtt 1949 Buick Super Sedan ONE OWNER . WELL KBT CAREFULLY DfUTXN $2195 WILSON'S YOUR BU1CK MALBB OOMMEROIAb AT 1949 Ford Convertible CLEAN AND 01 B6 $1795 WILSON'S YOUR BOIOK H COMMERCIAL AT i CLEAN USED CARS IMt ChimM Df. M I IMS 1IM Merearr Clak Or 0IOH imi posum ask en. I 0M 1941 Part Cam .. ....I tM 194 CMmtet 4-Ar. Set MS 1910 PlTSMta Oew, MS Easy Terms McCalls 1197 Silts BUI MM. SEW AUTOMOIILES '48 Chevrolet CONVERTIBLE CLUB OOUPE. RADIO A HEATER. LOTS OP EXTRAS. PERFECT SHAPE. EASY BANK TERMS. State Motors 678 S. 12th '46 CHEVROLET t-DOOR ORIGINAL BLACK FINISH. 09TB OWNER. LOW ACTUAL MILE AOE. LOOK THIS ONE OVER. ANDERSON'S USED CARS MS Center Ph. 1-37)4 q:io '46 FORD STATION WAGON, RADIO A HEATER 11091 Trade & Terms WESTERN MOTORS IMS BroedviT Ph. 9-9029 lino ST OWNER, '41 ford 3-door. A-l condi tio. RMlo, neater, new tires. Priced to MD. Ph. 10330 tit 7 p.m. 1-1473 eve. '46 PLYMOUTH l-DOOR. UKE NEW. A REAL BUY. ANDERSON'S USED CARS ' U Center ph. 1-3714 Q326 FOB SALE; '33 Or ah am sedan In food raaatn! condition. Trade lor anything X an use. 480 N. 14th fit. 327 ItM BUICK super J sedanette. Fully equip. ted. Must Mil. Can bt seen 285 N. Com i. Ttl. J-T471. Q' '46 CHEV t PASSENOER COUPE. HEATER Aj DEFROSTER 11090 Trade & Terms WESTERN MOTORS 1191 Braaover Ph. i-gon ojo CLEAN CARS IMS OBEY COACH, CLEAN A OOOD! Utt WILLYS PICKUP, LOW MILES I 1141 CHRYSLER CLB CPE, LIKE NEWI HOT CHEV CPE, NEW PAINT, CLEAN I 1940 CHEV CLB CPE, SHARP, SEE ITI 1940 CHEV SDN. PRICED TO BELLI 1941 FORD OLUB CPE, REBUILT EN OnfEl 1941 CHEV SEDAN. RAH, OCODI 1041 CHEV COACH. NEW PAINT1 194 CHEV COACH. RAH, PRICED RIOHTI HOI FORD SEDAN. CLEAN IN ft OUT I 1997 PLYM CPE. OOOD WORK OAR I 19N FORD A SEDAN. 10" WHEELS! SI44 JXXP. 4-WHEEL DRIVE I TERMS OF COURSE Aynbee Motors FH, 1-0701 qU0 1950 Buick Special Sedanet FULLY EQUIPPED . DYNAFLOW . PREMIUM TIRES -MOO MILES $2395 WILSON'S TOUR BUICK DEALER 9M9AMBROIAL AT CENTER MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS WANTED BaOoroTela '41 model or later. Ph. 1-9001 erterooona or eve. FARM EQUIPMENT ffOB SALE, tn food condition, will rlOt. Call 31. AumsvlUe. qblSl OATS M FT. BimcRCKATT boat and trailer. Tmirtu tm ana coiemen stove, ioiq- lu bed. Fh, 31768. 3010 Bunnyview. qqMB' FINANCIAL NO NEED TO-SHOP .MUM anil wait, time If toil Want ex. tea aaab, extra feat. Hara'a whj. Becauae 1 Earn local roiu are ranaota . . . I'm Sold On Yout That'a hv 1 ear "Yea" to 4 out ot 9 Ium mMti eleht aav. LOAN Ml TO 9000 ON AUTO UP TO tM ON aauuti uh ruannune DoB'fe harra nnneeauarllr. but If laeai aaleaa a money problem, phone or mom rat too.?. C. Allen, YES MAN MosvTMs.-Thura.-Frl. 9 a.m. to o p.m. Wad.4at.-t a.m. to 1 p.m. , Personal Finance Co. poattlt Balldlae Room ill lit STATE STREET 1-1444 C. R. Allan, Mor. LtO. B-lll M-101 Mil' CASH UP TO $1500 PHONE OK CALL IN TODAY PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS til A LIBERTY PH. 0-H01 PRIVATE MONEY SBaetal Ratea and Terml Os Larger Loana Laaar and abort tub Parmenta BOY B. SIMMONS 190 t. Oommerelal St. Ph. 1-tlOI FARM AND CITY LOANS 4H and 0 YOUR OWK TERMS of reparaient !th. b re aeon. Caah for Real Eitato Can. tfaAta aa4 Saaond Morttecaa. CAPITOL SSLURrilES CO. Srt Coart St. Ph. 4-2311 r CASH Hollywood Finance Co. 1990 Petrtrounda Roael Next Door to Bank Free Parklnt Pb. t-Wtl Lie. NO. M-Itt 0M1 Fiord Kanyop. Mer. r AUTO LOANS WTLLAMTTTB CREDIT CO. 101 B. Church Farkbas a-Flentr Fk. B-SUT Lta. No. M-lll B-Ilt. r OEHYRAL FINANCE CO. LOANS Lta. B-ln anal M-tM Ad hoy a. aniMONs DObXTRAjerE AND LOANS Baar "Tap Trade, " UM Dalit KBLftl 19M KCS 10 a. Ceaamaialal St. Tel. 9-9141 r To Plact Classified Ads Phone 2-2406 TRAILERS 8ILVEB-NOON M ft. trill.r fcouae. In quIio 1711 Crou St. Apt. Ha. 1. - t9 GIBSON TRACTOR aatee A service, Clin ton Motor, Boaeer Era, 1419 S. Mth. Ph. 93941. 4 DIRECTORY ACOUSTICAL CEILING Johns-UanflUs, actiutUeal tils ceilings for all types of sound quieting. Geo. H. Badsr Co. At. 1, Box 14, Albanj, Ors. Pb. 1313J. 0344 ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented, repaired. Roen, 458 Court. Pb. l-773. o APPLIANCE SERVICE Clutter' Appliance Repairs J- SSI. 03B3- AUTO RADIOS MARION UOTORB NASH SERVICE Towtni service day pbene J-9191. Night 3-1804. 313 CenUr. o' BUILDING A CARPENTRY Labor contract your new home. Also re modeling and repair. Ph. a-4850. o BULLDOZING Bulldoslns, leveling, road bide., clear ing teeth for brush. Virgil Huskey. ioio Falrvlew ave. Ph. 3-3146, Balcm. o341 CASH REGISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA cash res Uters. All makes sold, rented, repaired. Roen. 456 Court. Ph. 3-6773. Q CEMENT WORK Foundation, sidewalks, driveways, patios, curbs, walls, etc. Call 3-4850. o CHIMNTT SWEEP Oil stove furnate. ehlnneys vacuumed. Cleaned. Ensley "71 B Slat Pb 3-7176. 0333 EXCAVATING Ben Otjen A Bon excavating and grad ing. Land clearing. Ph. 3-3080. o34l EXTEBH1NATOK8 Cockroach. Mo'-h Bx terminator Service. Ph. 4-3474. Lee Crtwe Rt 6, Bo 4370. 0333 Brelthaupt's for flowers. Dial 8-1 17B. o HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS J. R. Wat kins Co. products. Free de livery. 1717 Center. Ph. 3-533. LANDSCAPE NURSERY F. A. Doerfler fc Sons, Ornamentals. 150 N. Lancaster Dr. at 4-Cor. Ph. 1-1333. O LAWNMOWERS Sharpening, inarnt) service, New power and hand tu- .era Call Harry W. Scott, 147 6. Com') St. 0333 LAWN MOWERS A KNIFE SHARPENER At Or Door grinding, lawn mowers, scis sors, knifes. Deiter-s. Ph. 3-6833. o MATTRESSES Capital Bedding. Ph. 1-4069. OFFICE FURNITURE A SUPPUES Desk chairs, files, filing supplies, safes, duplicators, supplies, desk lamps, type writer stands. Roen. 456 Court. o Lrt .Johnny Jansen do ltl Ph. 3-3843 or 2-0310. Resldental our specialty. 37 For prompt courteous service call Don F. Steppe Co. Commercial Residential. 27031 or 36163. 0339 Elfstrom' are equipped to do your painting. Ph. 3-34H3. o PAINTING A PAPERHANGINO Jerry Johnson Ph. 3H343. PICTURE FRAMING Picture framing. Hutcheon Paint Store. Ph. 8-6617. o SAND A GRAVEL Garden soil, crushed rock. Shovel and dragline excavating. Walling Sand St. Gravel Co.. Ph. 3-B349. Gravel, sand, silt and dirt wholesale and retail. Tractor scoop and trucks for dirt moving. Valley Sand A Gravel Co. Ph. 2-4002. o SEPTIC TANKS K. P. Hamel. septic tanks, sewer and drain line cleaned. Guaranteed work. 1143 8th 8U West Salem. Ph. 3-704. 0350 Mike's Septic Service. Tanks , cleaned. Elet. Rotary Service on sewers, drains. 1070 Elm St. W. Balem. Ph. 3-0468. o33 SEWER CLEANING SERVICE Electric Roto-Rooter. Razor Sharp Cut ting Blade. Clean sewers, drains. Septic tanks, vacuum pumping. Lloyd How ard, 1167 Ruse, W. Salem. Ph. t-6337.o SEWING MACHINES All makes repaired, free estimates. In your borne, free Pick up and delivery. Sinter Sewing Machine Co. 180 No. Commercial. Ph. 3-3513. TRANSFER STORAGE Local & Distance Transfer, storage. Burner oils, coal & rle.uets. Trucks to Portland dally. Agent for Beklni House hold goods moved to anywhere In OA or Canada. Lanner Transfer Storage. Ph. 3-3131. 0 TREE SURGERY Brennan Tree Service. Ph, 3-3741. o4 TYPEWRITERS Smith Corona, Remington Royal. Un derwood portables. All makes used ma chines. Repairs fe rent. Roan. W Court. o VENETIAN BLINDS Elmer The Biindman. Ph. S-T828. Balem Venetian Blinds made to order or reflnlshed. Relnholdt St Lewis, S-363S. o WEATHERSTRIFPINO Free estimate. T. TOLLMAN. Ph. 1-1866. 0333 WINDOW CLEANING Acme Window Cleaner. Windows, walls, si woodwork cleaned. Floors cleaned waxed and polished. Ph. 3-2837. 347 Court. Langdoc, Culbertson and Mather. o- WINDOW SHADES Washable, Roller. Made to order, t day del. Relnholdt A Lewis. Ph. 2-3838. o WOOD AND SAWDUST West Sa'em Fuel Co. Ph. 2-4031. To Place Classified Ads Phone 2-2406 ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR CAR KNOW YOUR DEALER ALWAYS A SAFE BUY USED CARS! PRICES REDUCED SO WE CAN STILL MAKE A GOOD DEAL FOR YOU 1949 LINCOLN SEDAN 1940 MERCURY CLB CPS 1940 MERCURY SEDAN 1040 CHEV CLB CPE 1941 FORD OONY. DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION 1937 CHRYSLErT SEDAN 1B37 STUDEBAKER SEDAN Warner Motor Co. YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER fMaajaaaaa A . bjloitln 845 C Enter St smtct llli loll lfl STOCKS (By the Auoclsted Press) A Cor Al Cl.tm Al Coalmen Am Almoov Am Pow a Lt Am Ttv A Tel Am lbaesn Amconda ... Atcnuon Boe Airplane Borg Warner Beth Steel Burr Adf M Ca.l! Patk.ng Can P'Mc Caentlll Celanef Chrvalei Con KdisoTi Con VUUi Crown fceilerbaek Curt Winah Doug Aircraft DuPont EaJimno Kod Into Haoii Gen ItBjctrtf Gen Ftoda Gen la-owr- Ooodytai Tire HomestAKc Int b," tter Int apei John b.i .,. Kennecotr Ltboy atcu L Loctn Air Loew's Inc Long ext. A Montg rVard NJh 44.e( NY i;itraj Nortn ( Pac An FisT. ,,,.. Pac (Jhs t El Pac ( At Tel Par, car 6 Penn Peno hR Pepsi i ula pniico Rad .-fp Ravnon.er Ray Hie Repub btl Rej &utsUs Ricblleld Sa!etray Bears Koebucc Soc Wat South Pac Sid Oi ca, Bid Oil Nat Studebdlcer Buo.sh Mn BWtlt St Co Transameriea Twin. . jx Un Jll Onw U "sU. , Un Airnnet Un Aii cr rt Un 'Coil, US " ywood US Sfei . Warn art West bn Tel West ii Br West llr Woolworth . 28 . loVe , 84S . 80 . SI1, a 27H . 16 , 3Ti . 16", . 22' . 30 V, . 42 V, . 47H . Sl-t . 49 . 22 77 U " ' ' . 38 a 24U !io6t , 41V. , 28 . 33 S Sleek Market New ork. Sept 22 'A Stock hitor -t a touch of cold feet late today after push Ins the market to a -,,.... j morning. Closing prices were still ur a few cent to around 81 a share but under the Dcst. meras oi tne aay. Rail Stock. Whlfth oaWAriiil tUm Atari advance, feU back with the rest of the market. Nickel Plate common held up better than most others. Up an extreme of $8.50 a share at 8153.50 at one time, the stock retained most of the gain. Yesterday NKP Jumped 17 a share. Trading hit a fast oaea thrnuih thai day until demand faded In late deal ings, '.turnover xor tne lull session was at a rate of around 2,500,000 shares. At one state of the day the general nrlee level, as measured by the Associated Press average of 60 stocks, broke through its 1046 high and climbed to a top since March 1931. That year prices were still tumbling from the dizzy height of 1938. SALEM MARKETS far the rutdance of Capital Jearnal readers. (Revised dally.) Completed from reports el Sales dealers Retail Feed Prleeai Esg Math $4. DO. Rabbit Pellets 13.95. Dairy Feed 3.95. Poet try Buyins nices: Colored hens. 23c; Leghorn hens, 22c; old roosters, 13c; colored fryers, 38c; Leghorn fryers, 38c. roasters, 34c. . eggS Baring Prices Eggs. AA. B9c: lane A. B0-61e; medium AA. 7c; medium A. 44-47e: email, 34-a0c; crax 33-28c. Wholesale rriees- JUa wholesale orices 4-7c above these -Hlce above. Large grade A generally quoted at 66c; medium 80c. Batterfat Premium. 67-eSc: No. 1. 65-Bfle: No. S. 59-Sic. Batter Wholesale grade A. 48c: ritalL 75e. LODGE , PacUlo Lodge No. 60. A.F. & AAM. Special meeting Satur day, Sept, 23, 1 pjn. Funeral Broth er O. O. McClellan. 226' , Kingwood Lodge No. 304, A J. X Ait. Special conununtcatlon Monday, Sept, 25. 7:30 pjn. F. C. degree. ' 228 ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED CURTIS RADIO & APPL. SERVICE 8138 D Bt. Ph. 3-5114 Wte or Day IC236 a.l.etyFaBda.tS I ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED 1947 PLYMOUTH CLB CP! 1947 MERCURY SEDAN 1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1441 FORD TUDOR 1041 PLYMOUTH CLB CPE Phone 8-3012 MARKET QUOTATIONS Salem UveMeek Haratt i oy Valley rckiin finiutiaiir 1 Fat lambs 122.00 to 134.50 Feeder lambs 119.50 to 133 00 Ewes ,. 13.00 to 19 00 rat dairy cows 115.00 to 116.00 Cutter cow 114.00 to 116.00 Dairy heifers 116.00 to 81B00 Bull 320.00 to 134.00 Bu turret- Tentative 9uojert to 1mme diate change Prcmiutu quality manmutn to 93 (0 i tarrcri bn-ldlt oeilvoreo in Portland 65-68c: A, 93 score. 63-6c: 90 score, S9.8L!c; 89 score, 56c, Valley routes nu cuuuiry pumu ic ,ti tnar iiti Butler Whoitvai 'B oulk -uDf ti wholesalers, trade AA 93 score, 64c; A 93 score, 63c; B 90 score, 61c; C 89 score, 58c. Above prices are strictly nominal. net Srliin -lip " . o salers: Oreion alnstes, 37'i-40'.ic; Oreson mall lost 43-43c; triplets, l c less than innes Eaiek To nni9t:trai otraoc ante 54-56'c dor.; A vrhde medium, 47-4B1.c; B arade larse, 40-42c. oriiaiia Uatir Markei But lor Price o rtillers Orartf . print 69c; AA cartoiu 70c; A prints flflc; A cart cunt , 10c; B prints, 65c. Last Prices to rotallers. Orartr AA. lane 6869c doa,; A large, 66-58c: AA me- m, 51c; A medium, 48 -50c; small cartoiu, 2c additional. 'hTe Mrir ,. Hn'i m Oreiion slnales. 38-43c; Oreaon loaf. 5- loaves 43'a-44c lb., rtiplcLs, l'a cent Ulan siruitw ereuimm orauUA, iuit i. loaf. 52VVe, Poultrj Live nbtrkene INO l qualU,. PO B Plant: broilers urtn-i 34 lbs. ao-31c. lrrers. 3S-3 lbs., 35-37c; 3-4 lbs., 35-37c; roasters 4 lta. and over, 34-36c lb.: light hen under 4 lbs, 30-23c; over 4 lta, 19-32c; heavy hfiw all weights, 33-33c; and roost- s, all weiahu, 12-I5c. KaftbiU v .H t t; truwrtt- l.e whites, 4-3 lbs.. 33-37o lb.: 5-6 lbs. 31-23C does and bucks, U-15c lb. Fresh dressed Iryera to retailers, j -.-tar Idaho fryer.- 45c nunlrr-KiMed Meat Veal Top quality, 43-43c lb.; other raofi accterojinu . ) n. xiio qutvli with lighter or heavier, 36-38c. Hoes Light blockers. 34-35c; sows. 28-30C lb. Lambs Top grade springers, 46-48c; best yearlings. 38-40C ulton Best, 30-32c lb.; rough, heavy bucks, 14-16c. Beer Oood cows, 36-38e lb.: canner- cutter, 34-35c. rrein u ret tea anais wholesalers 'o retatTers per ewt.i: Beef Steers Oood 500-800 lta.. $48-53; commercial, 341-50; utility, 143-46. C'owa commercial. 84,0-43: utility, 138-39; canners-cutters, 135-38. Beef Cuts ttnot. fleers HI no quar ters, 156-60: rounds. 154-56; full loins, trimmed. 175-80: triangles. (40-43; square chucks. 147-50; -ns. irr-65 forequartera. 143-44. Veal Good. 348-51; commercial, 844-46; utility, $35-39. Calves Good choice. 346-50: commercial. 337-44. Lambs Oood choice prime lambs, 150- 53; commercial, 145-46; utility. (38-41. Mutton uooo to jds. oown, an-jo. Perk Cats Loins. No. 1. 8-13 lbs.. 155- 58: shoulders, 15 lbs. down. 343-45; car caves, 135-37; sparer! bs, 147-50. Portland M eel lane on a Onion 50-lb act On Wntern Tal lows No, 1 medium S3-3.35; large 13-3.35; Texas, 50 lbs., wax, 13.50-75; yellow, 12.40. reas, vj.jo-w, uaiii. yenows. 3.00; Calif, reds, s 2iV50; Walla Walla, 11.50-1.65; white wax large 13.35-3.50. Potateeat Ore uwal ion wDlies, No L 13.85-3.16; Descnutv-s Russets cold stor age. No. 1A, 14.35-60; laano Buaseu, No 1A, I4.&0-B&; new crop uaiii uons wnues. 13.50-3.65, some to t ill slse B, 12.35-35. Xlamaiti Falls Rtweta cold storage No 1A. 34.50-4.65: eoast. loea! Triumphs, n- lb. lugs, No. 1, ll.S: small II Board man long whites. No 1, 13-3.25. Wash Qems, 12.50-13. Bay New crop, stack bales, D. 8. No. 3 green Alfalfa, truck or car-lots F.o.B Portland or Puget Sound markets 132-34 i U. S. No. 1 mixed Tlmoihy. 44 ton; new crop oats od veVh mixed ha? or uncertified clover hay nominally $26-29 depending on iualn.y and location baled on Willamette valley farms. Cases r Bark Dry 16-18o to peelers; green.. 7o lb and below. Wool vallei coarse and medium rades 60 -63 c. Hob air eoo ID. m 13-mon.D irowtn. aomlnaliy. HI dei Calves ISo lb., according to weight, kips. 28-300 lb.: beef 18 14-190 lb -J buns loo id, country buyers pay 2c lass. fUDcrta 'Wnoiesaie prices: jumbo 19 12c; large 17-20ei medium 15-18 Vie. Grow er prices; Orchard run. 8-10c. Wain ot Wholesale prices: Per lb. lo 100-Ib. lots: First quality jumbo. 11-33 U; lane. 29-30 Vic: meolum. 28-36 c; sec ond quality Jumbo. 38-39 n; large 37 17-iei medium 34 14-25 Uc: baby. 1914 SOlie. Grower prices, orchard run: Fran quette. 10-13C lb. Portland Livestock Portland, Ore., Sept. 32 (U.O Livestock: Cattle: Friday Salable 35. Steady. Calves: Friday salable 25. Steady. High medium and good calves 28 to 30. Hogs: Friday salable ea: odd good and choice 200 lbs. 24.75. Large lot choice 99 . feeders 37. Sheep: Friday salable 10 market nom inal. Chleaga Livestock Chicago, Sept. 23 UPi (USD A) Salable hots 6,000: steady to 35 cents lower on butchera: sows uneven but mostly steady; top 22.00; good and choice 200-300 lb. 31.33-31.75; 170-190 lb. 20.50-21.25: good and choice sows under 400 lb. 20.00-21.25; 400-500 lb. 19.00-20.35; 600-600 lb 18.25- 19.35. Salable cattle 1,500; salable calves 200; steady; about 50 per cent of frexh re ceipts stock cattle: scattered loads and Jots medium to high-good slaughter steers and yearlings 27.00-31.00: odd head calf club yearlings to 31.50; few common and medium heifers 22.00-38.00; few good cows 22.00-33.50; most common and me dium beef cows 19.50-21.50; canners and cutters 15.60-19,50: medium and good saux age bulls 24.25-26.75; load common, 1,000 lb weights 32.00; medium to choice vealers 26.00-35.00. Salable sheep 1,500; slaughter lambs steady to weak; top 28.25 paid for choice fed nativea; bulk good and choice oifcrlnns 27.50-28.00; medium to good grndes 25,00 37.00; light slaughter ewrs steady at 14.50; down ewes scaling over 170 lb weak. Cbleare Grain Chicago. Sept, 22 UP) A selling broad side against soybeans knocked over the entire market on the board or trade to day. LoMes ran only to around a cent In a lor cereals, but beans tumbled 4 cents or more at times. Selling hit hardest fol lowing a weather bureau five-day fore cast for normal temperatures with little moisture in the main soybean crowing area. Wheat cloned -14i lower, September 12.18V; corn was 1 lower to H higher. September 11.50-11.52: oats were lower, September 8l-82: rye was ih lower, September II 36: soybeans were 4 to 4H lower, November 3.344 -Vk: and lard was 3 to 27 cen'. 1 -Ved pounds lower, September I14.00-tl4.10. LEGAL ADMINISTRATRICES' FINAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HfcHEHY OIVKN that ROSE I. WOOD and EDNA L. HOUBER. a art InlRtratrlres of the eitate of EDWARU NOVVAK, deceased, have filed their final account as surh, and by order of the Clr- ult Court or the state oi Oregon for Marian County, Ortober II, IBM, at 10 00 o'clock In the forenoon of aald day has been flied aa the time, and the rourt- t) of said court has been flaed as the place for the hearing of objections to aald final account and the settlement of aald eitate. ROHE M. WOOD and IDNA U. HOUSER, Administratrices ot the Estate of Erlward Nnvvak, deceated, RHOTEN V RHOTEM HAM P. flPEKKSTRA 310 Pioneer Trust Build lac Salem, Oreion Attorneys for Administratrices. Sept. 18, 22, 38; Oct. 8, U. rveMisiavAcMij ft Capital Journal, Salem. Oregon, Friday, Sept. 22, 19.502! German Steel Trusts Busted Frankfurt, Germany, Sept. 22 (Jp) The Allied high commission decreed today that Germany's six big steel trusts be broken up into small and completely independent companies. The gi ant trusts ruled production ev er since the early days of Adolf Hityer s third reich. An allied statement said the deconcentration of the old con cerns termed a "liquidation,, of the big trusts was to march hand in hand with reorganiza tion plans of the German coal and steel industry now taking shape. ' The statement said factory operations will be neither in terrupted nor discontinued dur ing the liquidation process. The six huge trusts, which furnish ed Hitler steel for his war ma chine were ordered placed in liquidation at the close of bus iness Sept. 30. The action came on the heels of a similar order this month to break up I. G. Farben, Ger many's chemical empire. The allied decree, signed Sept. 14 and made effective on publi cation today, did not disclose the size or number of smaller com panies which will be left from the liquidation of the big six steel trusts. Portland Grain Portland, Sept. 33 W Cash grain: Oats, No. 2, 38 lb white, 63.00; barley. No. 2, 45 lb B.W.. 61.50. Cash wheat ibid): Soft white 3.13; soft white (excluding rex) S.lSVt: whit -iuh 2.13'i. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 17: 10 per cent 3.17; 11 per cent 2.18; 13 per cent 3.22. Hard white baart: 11 per eent 3.21; 12 per cent 3.23. Today's car receipts: Wheat 31: barley 10; flour 7; corn 1: oats 9; mill feed 1. DEATHS Ella Catherln Holmaa Ella Catherin Holman. late resident of 829 North 17th street, at a local hospital September 20. Survived by three daugh ters, Mrs. Lilly an Albers of Vancouver, Wash., and Mrs. Dorothy Kelley and Mrs. Shirlee Hereford of Salem; a son, Charles P. Holman of Salem; a brother, Walter Schlndel of St. Marys, Ohio and six grand children. Services will be held at the Cloueh-Barrlck chapel Saturday. Septem ber 23, at 10 a m. with Rev. Dudley strain officiating. Interment In the City View cemetery. John H. Prunk John H, Prunk, late resident of route 5, box 865, Salem, at a local hospital, Sep tember 20. Survived by wife. Mary Prunk of Salem: step-daughter, Mrs. Mary Da vles In Canada; two 'sons, Earl Harry Prunk and Orval L. Prunk of Salem: four grandchildren and two step-grandchildren. Services will be held Saturday, September at 1:30 p.m. at the Cloueh-Barrlck chapel. Interment tn Belcrest Memorial para-, nev. rrana rerrm will officiate. Mrs. Kettla Adella Conrtnler Mrs. Nettla Adella Courtnler, late resi dent of Portland and former Salem resi dent, in Portland, September 19. Survived by her husband, John O. Courtnler, Port land: children. Carroll Dean Courtnler and Mary Annette Foster, both of Portland; two slaters, Mrs. Ida Long and Mrs. Roile West, both of Portland: four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services will be .held Saturday, September 25, at 1 p.m. at the W. T. Rlgdon chapel with Rev. Brooks Moore officiating. Conclud ing services In Belcrest Memorial park. Mrs. Marraret Hadeaperk Mr. Margaret Hades peck, late resident of 556 Hood St., at Bremerton. Wash.. September 20. Survived by two sisters. hts. naroara Kreuiz m Jugoslavia and Mrs. Katie Schwartg of Bremerton, and by several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at the Clough-Barrlck chap el Saturday, September 23, at 3 p.m., with the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Inter ment at City View cemetery. Fred Healer Fred Hester, at the residence at IDlft North Fifth street, September 21. Survived by wife, Mrs. Myrtle Hester of Salem; a sister, Mrs. Susan Swlnk of Lebanon and several nieces and nephews. Member of Chemeketa lodge No. 1, I OOF. Serv ices will be held from the Howell -Ed wards chapel Saturday, September 23, at 1 :30 P.m. with-Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. interment In the city View cemetery. RltualiMIe services by Chemeketa lodge joor. Oble Burkharl Ob e Burkhart. at the res dene at 35AO Portland road, September 31, at the age of 46 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Beatrice Burkhart of Salem; daughter, Mrs. V. L. Mramlett of Balem: a son. Monte Eugene nurkhart with the U. S. Air Force at Lowry field, Colorado; and two grand children. Carl Dean Bramlett and Virgil LflVon Bramlett, Jr., both ot Salem. Mem ber of the Teamsters union. Announce ment of services later by the Howell-Edwards chapel. Robert Hnien Robert Heat on, late resident of Coqullle, i this city September 18. at the age of 68 years. Announcement of services later by w. T. Rladon company. Chancer Ft. Angus Cliancey B. Anaus, at the residence at Chemawa, September 21 at the age of 41 WHY SUFFER ANY LONGER When other fall, use our Chinese re. medies. Amazing success for 6000 years in China. No matter with what all ments you are afflicted, disorders inualtU, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, rheumatism, gall and bladder, fever, las, constipation, ulcers, diabetes, .kin. female eom plaints. CHARLIE ' CHAN Ph.D. 91090 CM N. Cawerelal CHfNE.E BERB OO. SALEM OEE. Taea. aaS Sal. .air orrie. B.eee out. WANTED Filberts & Walnuts We buy Filberts green or dried HUDSON-DUNCAN & CO, Call Adolph Hildebrand Route 1, Box 443 - Dallas, Ore. Phone 3022 yean. Survived by widow, Mrs. Matha Angus and one son. Don Angus, both of Chemawa, and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Borick oi Baism. Member oi tne iiaptut church. Announcement of services later by tne Howeu-Sdward chapel. Wayne Xlansa Wayne Xlnnan. lata resident of 365 Hood street, in this cltr September 33, at the age of 30 years, survived by rather, Wil liam Kinnan of Salem; five aUtera. Mrs, Ford Bon hem of Haines. Oregon. Mrs. B;l- lle McDanlels of Texas, Mrs. Dorothy Stevens of CoqulUe, Oregon, Mrs. How ard Cllne and Mrs. Leslie Honeywell, both of Salem: and five brothers Lorenzo Kin nan, Delmsr Kinnan, Morris Kinnan, Richard Kinnan and Walter Kinnan, all of Salem. Services will be held at the Howell-Edwards chapel Monday, Septem ber 35,. at 1:30 p.m. with concluding serv ices la the City View cemetery. Osear Otis McClellan Oscar Otis McCle lisn. late resident of route 3, Salem In a local hospital, Sep tember 31, at the age of IS years. Sur vived by his wife, Mrs. Grace McClellan of Salem; daughter, Mrs. William (Alicej Oosier. now In Munich, Germany: son, Kola A. McClellan oi Balem: a brother. E. McClellan of Sacramento, Calif.. and four grandchildren. Bervlctv will be held Saturday, September 23, at 1:30 p.m. at the Virgil T. Golden chapel with Rev. Beth Huntington officiating. Ritualistic services by Pacific lodge No. 50, AP and A.M. Charles Herbert Braoka Charles Herbert Brooks, late resident of 1695 South Capitol street. In this city September 31, at the aie of 74 years. Husband of Essie Broolcs of Salem: father of Norman Brown of Elcln. Oregon; and brother of William A. Brooks of Haiklru, Ore., Robert Broolu of BallMon. Ore., r. Brooks of Salem and Pearl Herring of Portland. Services will be held Mon day, September 35. at 1:30 p.m. at tha T. Rtgrion chapel with concluding services in Belcreat Memorial park. OBITUARY Alice McMultrn 81 1 vert on Memorial service for the ihes ot the late Mrs. Alice McMullen of 5839 N. E. Simpson ave.. Portland, were conducted at the graveside Friday after noon at 3 o clock at the Bliverton ceme tery family plot of her parents, the James F. Partlowa. Mrs. McMulkn, for merly of Silverton, is the mother of James L. McMullen and Mrs. Wayne Carle ton, both of Portland, and slater of Mrs. Beulah Sharer, Finiey's in charge. Jam st. Cooper Albany James Edgar Cooper. 73, 540 E. Sixth Ave., died at the Albany General hospital Wednesday. The funeral will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m., at the Fisher Funeral home. Burial will be in the Riverside cemetery. Mr. Cooper was a native of Linn county, having been born at Haliey where he lived until 10 years old. He had lived In Albany and vicinity the past 63 years. 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