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Newspaper Page TextAUTOMOBILES THE WORLD'S FINEST USED CARS 1951 FORD Custom 3-dr, Sedan equipped with 8 tubo radio, custom hentcr. overdrive, ons owner, 14,000 actual miles, sport lite, all new tires. Bnve over 1500 on this nearly new car. $19, 1951 Oldsmobile De Luxe Holiday Cpe. "98" Scries. This its the moat beautiful car in town. Equipped with over $500 worth of extras, 2600 actual miles. $500 DISCOUNT 1951 BUICK De Luxe Special 4-Dr. This car has Bulck's new look and one ol the most popular colors In its line. Has rnrllo, heater, undcrcoated, tailored Boat cov crs. Premium whltewall tires St Life guard tubes, $800 DISCOUNT 1949 OLDSMOBILE 9B" Sedanet De Luxe. The sharpest '49 cor in town. Premium Fisk Bafety Flisht tires, C-.M. easy-eye visor, tail ored seat covers. Hydra., R, II, back lltes, Xog lltes. low mileage. $1995 1949 v PONTIAC streamliner Sedanet. Every one ot Its 8 cylinders purrs like a kitten. Hydra drive, B. H, whl tew alls, undercoaicd. etc. Immaculate Inside and oat. $1695 1948 PACKARD Db Luxe 4-Dr. Sedan. R, H, overdrive, turn signals, etc. Immaculate throua fl out. A wonderful family car for ouiy $1350 ALSO A few pre-war trade-ins going at or below cost. Lee's 240 N. CHURCH Downtown '50 OLDSMOBILE "98" SEDAN' A sparkling maroon car with whltewall tires. Custom equip ment includes Hydramatic, Selectronic radio and heater. $2295 '51 CHEVROLET POWER GLIDE A beautiful 2-dr. sedan with contrasting blue & grey fin ish. Has de luxe heater, di rectional signals, back-up lights and other accessories. $1945 '51 PONTIAC CLB. CPE. A de luxe Chieftain "8" with every custom accessory. 10, 000 one-owner miles. $2195 Major Motors Downtown ACROSS FROM 1ST NAT'L BANK PH. 44931 Chrysler Windsor S) 1980 4-DOOR SEDAN ONS OWNER LOW MILE AOS PRESTO. TRANSMISSION 0 CUSTOM RADIO St HEATER. FAMOUS HIOHLANDER INTER, DIRECTION SIGNALS BACK-UP LTOHTB Ceiling price . , $2313 Our price $2095 Herrall-Owens Co. 8M N. Liberty Phone 34113 q70 IBM FORD 4 TON PICK I P. Excellent condition, 4-speed transmission, 6-ply tires. Call 3-6933 or see at 1585 Cross. 0,70' l4 OLDS COIPE hydramatic, radio. Oieiter, eccesorlei. white wall tires, ex cellent condition, 3000 miles, 1JJ0. Har old Johnson. Rt. 3, Bo 11 1 A. Paone 4614. Silver ton. No Saturday cells, 9.70' AUTOMOBILES 1951 CHEVROLET Stylellne De Luxe Sport Club Cpe. De Luxe radio, F.A. heater, chrome wheel covers, scat coven, one owner, 12,000 ncttial miles. This car is ab solutely like new Inside and out. $1935 1951 MERCURY 4-Dr. Sport Sedan. 14.000 actual miles Full equipment Includes automatic drive. R&H, two-tone finish St many others. SAVE $700 on this nearly new car. 1950 PLYMOUTH Special De Luxe CI. Cpe. One owner. Very clean Inside Si out. This car bat been exceptionally well cared for. $1545 1949 OLDSMOBILE '88" De Luxe CI. Cpe. R&H. Hydra, whltewall tires, undercoatrd, seat cov ers it full de luxe equipment. $1795 1949 OLDSMOBILE "88" De Luxe 4-Dr. R&H, Hydra., un derrated, low mileage, new blue coral wax Job St full de luxe equipment. $1795 1946 DODGE Custom 2-Dr. Sedan. Radio, heater etc. 42,00.. miles, immaculate through out. $980 '49 CHEVROLET DE LUXE Styleline 2-dr. sedan with cus tom radio and healer. A very clean, low-mileage car. $1395 '48 CHEVROLET CLUB CPE. The finish and interior of this car are like new. Has under seat heater and push-button radio. 38,000 guaranteed miles. $1095 BUICK SUPER SEDAN An immaculate car in every respect. Has complete de luxe equipment. Locally owned. $1195 CAPPS USED CARS 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr. Stdan lists 1950 Hudson 8uper Blx Brouth. I13B5 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan 11095 1941 Chov. Spec. Dlx. Tudor 305 1942 Chev. flpec. Tudor I 353 Union N. 81d, Marlon Park flalem 470' 194ft FORD custom aedan, whltt wall tires, heater, seat covers, only 15,000 miles. Easy bank terms, 678 South I2th. q70- tnna ford. Good transportation. $45. Call a-5952. ,73 AUTOMOBILES State Street '51 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK SEDAN A brilliant light blue finish. Has custom radio, heater and other accessories. Very low mileage. $1845.00 '51 CHEVROLET POWER GLIDE A nearly new Styleline de luxe 4-dr. sedan in glistening palm green. Equipped with de luxe radio and heater. $1995,00 '51 PONTIAC SEDAN A de luxe Chieftain "8" in light blue with whilcwall tires. Has all custom acces sories, including radio, heat er, windshield washers and directional signals. $2195.00 Major Motors State Street 18TH AND STATE RON'S FINE LOCALLY-OWNED USED CARS 1951 Ford Custom Tudor Really clean, with beautiful block finish, this car is loaded with extras, such, as radio, de luxe alr-conditloner, overdrive, direction al signals, chrome wheel discs. Our Special Price on this one-owner car ONLY 17DS 1950 Ford Custom V-8 Club Coupe Beautiful llsht blue-green finish. With all these wonderful acces sories: Overdrive, air-conditioning dentin 8 system, directional sig nals, radio, white sldewall Urea. This one-owner car Is clean and shows wonderful car and Is priced below celling $1649 1949 Dodge Vl-Ton Pickup This pickup shows wonderful care and has de luxe 5-wlndow cftb, four-speed transmission, radio, heater. Drop In and look It over. ONLY 1105 1948 Dodge Custom Sedan This one-owner car la Immaculate In and out, cleanest Dodge In town. Has fluid drive, de luxe radio and alr-conitlonlng heater. See tllLs and tfuy. BELOW CEILING $1193 1948 Hudson Commodore Six Sedan This '4a Hudson has your 1950 body design and looks sharp. Has beautiful new ltcht blue paint with de luxe heater and radio. Priced 1250 BELOW CEILING. HURRY! $1195 1947 Pontiac 8 Club Coupe This car shows Rood care for n '47 and has a beautiful two-tone Kreen paint job, and loaded with extras, such as: Radio, heater, directional slcnals, fender skirts and white ildewall tires. This car Is priced rlRht 11095 1946 Ford Super De Luxe Club Cpe. This one-owner car Is clean and ready to go $891 1948 Ford Super De Luxe Sedan Is In very Rood condition and Is priced to sell $S9S 1946 Ford De Luxe Two-Dr. Has a nice black finish, is clean Inside, runs good. Our Special Bar fain Price 1695 We have many other clean pre-war models to choose from, such as panels, pickups. So if you are in the market for good cars, see us at RONS. Phone 3-680B 1345 Broadway qlO FREE LOOK FREE A tank full of gas with every car sold this week only at these low, low prices. 1951 Ford Custom Sdn. RAH, Fordomatlc trans., low mileage $1995 1950 Plymouth Sdn. Special deluxe, RAiH, looks and runs like new $1493 1951 Mercury Club Cpe. R&H, overdrive, whltewall tires, seat covers 11993 1949 Chrysler Windsor Club epe. RAH. Presto matlc trans., really sharp $163$ 1948 Dodge Custom Club Cpe. Heater, seat' covers, sun Tlsor, spotlight and brand new motor. ,.$1095 1948 Kaiser Custom Sdn. New tires, heater, original black finish t 89$ 1948 Austin Devon Sdn. Heater, runs and drives like new $ 743 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1947 Chev. Club Cpo. Radio & heater. Needs a valve grind and some body work $705 Cheffings Motor Company 3645 SO. COMMERCIAL (South Lot Aeroai from Legion Club) Pa- 41531 Trade Tama i AUTOMOBILES '50 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE SEDANET An immaculately clean car in excellent condition. Has cus tom radio and heater. $1595.00 '49 CHEVROLET STYLELINE 2-DB. Black finish with whitewall tires. De luxe radio and heat- $1245.00 '41 , PONTIAC "6" A locally-owned car in ex cellent condition. Shiny black finish and immaculate inter ior, radio and heater. $445.00 PHONE 20513 1947 Olds. '78 Sdn. RAH, Hydramatic, realty sharp $1145 1947 Chevrolet Club Cpe. Heater, fog light, w-wash-ers. sport light, new tailor-made seat coven . . $ 995 1947 Ford '8' Sdn. RAH, beautiful black fin- Ish ,.1 795 1948 Cadillac 6r Sedan RAH, Hvdramatlc, Interior like new $1395 1946 Hudson Com. 6' Sdn. RAH, good motor Atlrei..$ 695 1941 Ford Sdn. Excellent motor Atlre..$J95 1941 Pontiac Club Cpe, Heater, good motor $ 399 1938 Packard Sedan Really clean I 195 193o Ford Tudor Lata motor t 145 AUTOMOBILES Best Buys! 1942 BUICK SUPER BEDANETTE. RAH. VERY CLEAN IN AND OUT. 1940 BCICK SUPER 4-DR. R&H. VERY OOOO BODY AND TIRES '48 MOTOR. 1947 FORD CLUB COUPE. RAH...I 995 1948 CHEV. STYLELINE 4-DR. H., SHARP 1095 1941 CHEV. CLUB COUPE. RA-H. , 495 1941 CHEV. 4-DR. SDN. R&H.... 495 R&H, ...... 295 1937 FORD 2-DR. REBUILT MO TOR 145 1938 FORD 2-DR. R&H IBS 1931 MODEL A 4-DR. RUNS GOOD WHEN CRANKED 45 Aynbee Motors 540 Union St. Ph. 20:03 SPECIAL'S 1940's, 41's and 42's 4 PONTIACS CHEVROLKTS OLDSMOEILE BUICK DODGE PLYMOUTH COUPES TWO & FOUR-DOOR SEDANS PRICED TO SELL Herrall-Owens Co. 660 H. Liberty Phone 24113 TODAY'S BEST BUYS UNUSED MILEAGE IS FOR EXAMPLE WE HAVE THREE 1950 PACKARD DE LUXE SEDANS. RADIO. HEATER. OVERDRIVE. LESS THAN 20.000 MILES. LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW. CAN BE BOUGHT FOR 50 OP THE ORIC-INAL COST. BANK WILL FINANCE ON EASY TERMS STATE MOTORS USED CAR LOT 678 SO. 12TH 1981 FOUR DOOR Chevrolet, excellent con. dltlon, 1535 Norway. Phone 2-40;7. m' 1947 PLYMOUTH, 4-door. special deluxe, Radio, heater, foe lights. 40,000 miles, very clean, original paint, like new, 1535 Norway. Phone qn 1950 STUI1EBAKFR Champion, all extras. see 787 N. capitoi, in rear. PERSONAL PALMISTRY readings, fortune teller. She advises on past, present and lutttre. Love, marrlase and business. 3745 Port land road. Phone 22032. p93 AI.COnOI.ICS Anonymous, phone 44100, YMCA Wednesday and Friday 8:30 p.m. p95 THE STORE THAT takes no money to trade. Eyewater Magazine, Record, Exchange. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Ph. 3-9133. 2088 . Com 1. Wednesday, Friday, 8 p.m. ptlO1 FINANCIAL AUTO LOANS WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. 182 S Church Parkins a-Plenty 2-2457. Lie. No. M-150, 8-154 LOANS State Finance Co. 167 S. High St. Lie. S216 m222 WANTED TO DORKOW $4000 on City prop erty. Ph. 23902. r?u "CASH" FOR TAXES 1. Yes' to 4 out of 5 promptly. 2. Lunch hour service. 3. Payment date to fit your payday. 4. 1 -visit loan, phone first. 5. Nationwide Credit Card. 6. Budget Counsel. 7. Between payday loans. 8. Loans for any worthy purpose, Come tn or Phone Today LOANS K5 TO $3fl0 on Signature. Furniture up to $.100 or Aulo. Personal FINANCE COMPANY 105 S. Htgh Ph. 2-246$ Lie. 8-122, M-165. C R. Allen, Mer. r70 PRIVATE MONEY Special Rates and Terms On Larger Loan Long and Short Time Payments ROY H. SIMMONS 138 8. Commercial St. Ph. 3-9101 generl finance co. loan:; Lie S-133 and M-326. and ROY H SIMMONS INSURANCE AND LOANS Hear "Top Trades" 13:05 Dally KSLM 1330 KC 130 B. Commercial St. Tel 3-9161 FARM AND CITY LOANS 4'A and 6 YOUR OWN TERMS or repayment with in reason. Cash for Real Estate Con tracts and Second Mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES CO. 887 Court St. Ph. 4-2281 T TRAILERS 3-WIIEEL STEEL trailer with top. Oood condition. See at Hare Furn., 255 North High. f 1260 N. 24th. 174 SALE OR TRADE tor smaller trailer, 1949, 28 ft. tandem, hot watrr, refrigerator, new daveno. 3910 North River road. t"3' 19(7 WKSTWo6Dr23feeti very clean. Phone 220B2. 3745 Portland Rd. t71 MACHINERY USED OIBSOV TRACTOR, disc. plow. Cillt., do?.e, in first-class shape. 100. Ward's Farm Store. v70' USED IIOK'TR AC ' ga7dentrarior, Ml" new, 1150 at Ward's Fnrm fitirr. v70' DIRECTORY ADDING MACHINES All makes used machines sold, rented, repaired. Rocn, 45fl ;ourt, "h. 3-6773. o' HULL DOZ IN G Bulldozing road, clearing teelh. Vlritll Huskey, 1010 Falrvlew. Ph. 3-3146. i CASH REGISTERS Instant delivery of new RCA cash reg isters. All makes sold, rented, repaired Roen. 456 Court. Ph. S-6773. o DRESSMAKING Alterations, hemstitching, buttons buckles covered buttonholes. Mrs. H M Allender, 2-9911. o80 EXCAVATING Ren Otlen St Son, excavating, grading Land clearing, Phone 3-3080. ofift' FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS INSULATION Insulation. weatherstrips, aluminum screens. Pre estimates. T. Pullman Phont -$9ft. Ml MARKET QUOTATIONS POBTLANU FRUIH'CR LIS Huiterfat Tentative, subject to Immedl- ate change: Premium quality, maximum to .15 to 1 per cent acidity delivered In Port land 82-85C lb: first quality, BO -83c; sec ond quality, 78-Blc. Valley routes and coun try points 3 cents le&s. Bimer wholesale l.o.D. duik cubes t wholesalers; trade AA, 93 score, Hz lb A grade 92 score, 78c: B. 00 score, 80c; 7' score. 77c. Above prices strictly nominal. Cheese Selling prtt? 10 Portland whole- (tier's Oregon singles .4-464C; Oregon 5 lb oaf, 4fl-62c; triplets l'.jc less than ingles. tst to wholesalers! candied eggs con taining no loss, cases Included F.O.B Portland, A grade large, 45'. 2c &oz.; A era do premium. 43 Sc; B grade large. 39-40c; A smalls 45-49,c do 7.. Following its approximate prices paid by dealers to producers ror ungraded large nenneriea 40-41c; AA grade Inc., 40-43c; A grade lite., 39-4 Ic; AA mcd., 38-40c; A mod., 37-38c; A small. 50-51c. Portland Dairy Market Butter Price to retailers: Grade AA print, 82c: A cartons, 83c: A prints. 82c; cartons, 83c; B prlnLs, flOc. eiii Price to retailers: orada AA larRe, 49c dor; A large. 48-47c: AA medium, 46-46c; A med., 44c. Cartons 3c additional. Cures Price to retailers. Portland. Oregon singles, 47-Mc; Oregon lost, 6- loaves to S3-sic id.; triplets 2c less than singles. Premium brnndn singles 58 . ol'.ac. Processed American checso 6- pound loaves to retail 45!i-4T,ic lb. Poultry Live Chi Then 1 (No. 1 quality. F.O.B. Plants) irycrs, Z',i-3 lbs, zt-zbc; 3-1 lbs. 7-28c; roasters, 4 lbs. and over, 27c; light hens, all weights, 17-18c; heavy hens. 11 weights, zo-zic; old roosters, an eights, 13-1 Sr. Dressed Chickens Fryers, 2'-3 lbs, 43 Sc; roasters, 43-44c; light hens, 31-32c; heavy hens, 3J-37c; cut up fryers, all wrlghts. 42-44c. Oressrd Turke-s A grade young bronze nens net to r rowers F.O.B. farm on dressed basis, 39c lb.; A grade toms same basis, 37c. A grade toms. New York style 40c; B trade, 44c. nstibit Average to growers: Lira Whites. 4-5 lbs, 26-29C lb, 5-6 lbs 26-28c lb. old does 12-I6c; colored 2c lower; color ed or heavy does and bucks 10-12c lb. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 62-65C. Sold higher. uiHlry Killed Meats Veal Top quality, 63 'ic lb; good heavies. 45-50c; other trade: according to weight end quality, wltb lighter or heavier, 37i and above. logs Lean blockers. 27-28: sows. 22-24C. ambs Top grade springers. 60-53c; otner grades, according to quality simian Best. 60 -DO lbs, 22 -21c; rough ncavy ducks, ewes, 10-nc. Beef Good cows. 47-49c lb; eanntr- CUtters, 39-40c: Utility, 40-45C. rrejh mcited Meats (Wholesalers to retailers per cwt.l Beef Steers, choice 500-700 lbs. 155-58.10 Food. S54.00-56.1O; commercial $50.70-51.10 utility, $47.50-49.10. Cows Commercial $46-51.10; utility, $45- ). 10; ennners Href Cuts (choke steers': Hln quarters. 162.50-64.00: rounds $60.00-63.10; full loins, trimmed. 161-84.60: triangles. $47.80-49.20; forcquarters. $50.00-52.50; chucks, J 54.00 -57.10. ribs, $65.00-70.18. Veal Oood, $56-58.40: commercial, $50 61.40. Calves Good choice $55-58.40: commer cial $48.00-51.40. Lambs Prime springers, $53.00-554.50; good, $51-54; commercial, $52-54; utility. $54. DIRECTORY MATTRESSES Capitol Bedding, cotton, wool, sprlnit mattresses. Renovated, repaired Phone 3-4009. i OFFICE FlIRNITCRE SUPPLIES Deck chairs, files, filing supplies, safes, duplicators, supplies, desk lamp, type writer stands. Roon. 454 Court. o' PAINTIN'G AND DECORATING FAINTING & PAPEKHANUING. A-1 mnnshlp. Call 4-6R03. Thono SEPTIC TANKS Mike's Septic Service. Tanks cleaned. Electric Hotnry clenns sewers, drains. 1079 Elm. Phone 3-94GB. ORB TYPEWRITERS Smith. Corona, Remington. Royal, Un derwood portables. All makes used ma chines. Repairs St rent Rocn, 456 Court WATERPROOFING Basements, stucco, concrete, cement blocks. Clear, colors, skld-prootlng. SURFACE PROTECTION. 3-1229. o75 WHEEL CHAIRS wi:;dow cleaning Acme Window Cleaners. Industrial floor waxing, housecleanlng. Phone 3-3337. 347 Court, o LEGALS NOTICE OP SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCREASING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION 11, ARTICLE I. STATE CONSTITUTION Notice Is hereby given that an election will be held In School District No. 24CJ of Marlon County, state ot Oregon, on Friday, ch 38. 1952. from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.. at the following polling places: scnooi voting Frrcinct No. 1: iiigniand :hool. North 5th and Highland Avenue; School Voting Precinct No. 2: Washington School, 165 Lansing Avenue: School Voting Precinct No. 3: Grant School, North Cottage A Market Streets: School Voting Precinct No. 4: Ennlewood School, North 19th A Nebraska Streets: School Voting Precinct No. 5: public School Office Building, 4G0 N. High street; School Voting Precinct No. 6: Richmond School. Richmond St Mill Streets; School voting Precinct No. 7: Leslie Ju nior High School, S. Cottage and Howard streets; School Voting Precinct No. 8: Salem Heights School, 3495 Liberty Road; School Voting Precinct No. 8: Llncoli School, South Elma A Beck Avenues: School Voting Precinct No. 10: West Salem School. 1117 Third Strret; School Voting Precinct No. 11: Llbrrty School, 4810 Liberty Road, In said school district for the purpose of submitting t the legal voters of said district the qiir.v tlon of Increasing the tax levy (or thi year 1952-53 over the amount limited by Article XI. Section 11 of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for Increasing such levy are To provide additional revenue to meet costs resultant from the reduced purclms- power ol the dollar; tn provide ad ditional teachers, supplies nnd enulpmem made neer.nsary hv the Increased number; of children attending schools; to provlri funds to tnke care of maintenance and repair of buildings and equipment; an' to provide for necessary alteration n build Inns and Improvement of building! and school ground.':. he amount of tax In excess nf the 6p; limitation proposed to be levied for said year la JH55.330.44. Dated, this 4th day or Mnrcn, id. 3. FAYE WRIGHT Chairman, Hoard ol Directors School District No. 34CJ Marlon County ATTEST: C. C, WAPD. District Clerk March 7, 14, 31, 10. ,3 and rightly So Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., shoulders, 18 pounds down, !35-$37: neck bono In $38.50-41.20, sparerlbs, $44-S45.90; Fork carcasses. 130-31.50; 'lab bacon, $39 46: fresh hams. 10-14 lbs, $43.90-52.00, bmoktri llama: Skinned. $31-56: aiab bacon. $43-51. Refined lard In drums, $17 18.50: slab bacon, 138-45. Portland Miscellaneous Cauliflower Arls. Cal., std. crates. $2.75 lettuce crate to 12.50-3.75. Celery Cal. flat crate. 2-2'A doz. 13. as. $4.25. Few to $4.50. Lettuce Cal., Aril., i Aoi. 13.75-4.25; few to $4.50. Onions 50 lb sacks. Ore. yellows med J5. 25-5.50: large, $6-6.50; No. 2, $3.50-75: some to $4: 10 lbs No. 2 med. 60-70c; large $3.75-4; Idaho sweet Spanish No. 1, 2 In. mln., $3.50-75; yellows, $6.00-25, SO lbs. Potatoes: Locai white ro.ie ourbarjKJ, $4.75-4.85; Ore. Deschutes russets. No. 1, (5.23-5.33; No. 2. 50 lbs., $2.10-2.20; No. 2, 2-ln. mln., OPS celling range to 14.99-5.09 a sets. No. 1. 15.23-5.29; No. 2's, $4.10: Rus sets, 15 ids. no. I, 89e: utility 14.90 Hun dredweight; standard, $5.40; North Dakota Pontlacs, No. 1, 16.53. ay-U. B. No. 2 green alfalfa, dellver carlols F.O.B. Portland. $45,00 ton: Willamette valley grain and clover hay, nominally $25-27 a ton, baled at farm; No. l Timothy mixed hay. F.O.B. Portland. baled, 144.00; No, 1 grass hay nominally 140 baled. F.OB, cars, truck lots. lascam Hark Dry. 15o to peelers. Wool Willamette valley, mostly nomin al at 60-65c lb grease basis. Mohair 50c pound on 12-month growth. F.O.B country shipping points. iimen lmivcs, u-ihc in according to welshts. green kips, 13-15c; beef, 10-12c la; bulls, 4'2-Gc; green butcher cow hides, 9-12c Country buyers pay 2c less. tuueris: prices to growers. 17 cents lb for orchard run Franouette. 17-20C lb: orchard run. Wholesale prices, first quality larse Barcelona 241a-25,.e lb. Walnuts Approximate price to growers for orchard runs: Franquette. 17-20c lb; wholesale price F.O.B. shipping point, large No. 1, 3H'-32Uc lb. No. 2 grade babies, 22,-243c. Walnut meats, to producers, 45-65c lb depending on quality. SALEM MARKETS Comnilrd from rrporli ot Salem dealers for the RUidanre of Capital Journal readers. (Revised dally.) Livestock Fat dairy cow $19.00 to $21.00 Cutter cows $18.00 to $19.00 Dairy heifers 120.00 to 124.00 Bulls 125.00 to $28.00 Calves. 300-500 lbs .124.00 to 130.00 Good Veal 130.00 to $34.00 Snrrp Fat lambs $:4 00 to $26.50 Feeders 122.00 to $24.00 Ewes $ 3.00 to $13.00 Retail Feed Prlreh Rabbit Pellets 14.85. Egg Mash $5.40. Dairy Feed $4.70. Poultry Buying Prlrea Colored fryers, 28; old roosters, 14c; colored fowl, 20c; Leg- norn iowi, isc; roasters i'&c. ! Buying Prices Eggs, AA. 42c; large A, 3B-41c; medium AA, 38c: medium A, 35-37c; small, 25-29c; crax. 32c. Wholesale Prices Egg wholesale prices i above these prices above. Large grade A generally quoted at 61c: medium, 47c. Butterfat (Euylng price): Premium 83c; No. 1, 81c; No. 2, 68c. Batter Wholesale grade A parchment, 82c lb. retail, 87c. Chicago Mvcslork Chicauo lU.PJ tUSDAl Livestock: Hoes; Salable receipts 0.500. General market fairly active, uneven, 10-35c low er; weiitlits below 230 oil most; sows steady to 25c lower; top 17.25 for few cholco 190-210 lbs.; bulk 190-230 lbs. 16.85 17.15: 240-260 lbs. 16.50-16.90: 270-290 lbs. 16.00-16.50; 300-350 lbs. 15.50-16.00; few bin weights down to 15.25; sows 400 and under 14.75-15.50: 400-500 lbs, 13.75-15.00; few heavies low as 13.00; good clearance. Sheen 700. All clesse steady: about two and a half loads Rood to prime 105-110 b.s. fed woolrd lambs and one load Colo, ados 27.25-27.50: top 27.50; native lamb: offerings sparingly at 21.00-26.00. Slaugh ter ewes very scarce at 11. 00-14. SO. Cattle 600, calves 200. Generally fully tcady on very small .supply; scattered sales choice steers and mixed yearlings 3H.oo-35.oo; load choke 1,240 lbs. weights ,00; lew loads and 'lots commercial to low choice steers and ycarlhiKs 27.00-32.50; package cutter and utility 800 lbs. Holslcln steers 23.00; cutter and utility cows In octtcr tiiunaiHi man commercial grades utility anil commercial cows 20.50-24.00 mixed utility and commercial kinds 32.50: ennners and ru Iters 17.50-20.50: most utility and commercial mil Li 24.00-27.25; ndlvldunl weighty commercial bulls 28.00; rood to prime vealcra 35.00-3fl.00: most culls to commercial rrndes 20.00-34.00, Chicago Grain Cliica-.o Tj Grains settled gently low er on tho board of trade Friday, Losses ran to a few cents at times In soybeans, but were less extensive elsewhere. Lack of exports, poor domestic flour business and a promising crop outlook combined lo depress wheat. Another drop In ho prices caused a lit tle selling In feed grains. Soybeans fell back with a further price mark-down In crude soybean oil, quoted off i-'i at 10U cents a pound. Rye followed the lower trend In wheat and its thin market caused a wider than average decline, particularly In the May contract. Wheat closed lower. March 12.61'i: corn u-'A lower, March $1.83'.i: oats v- lowcr. March 9: rye 2 lower to H higher, May J2(l2:,i; soybeans '-lJ low er, Marrh I2.9RH-2.09; and lard unchang ed to 15 cents a hundred pounds lower, March $12.15. Portland Grain Portland WI Coarse grains 15-day ship' ment. bulk, coat I delivery: Oats No. 2, 38 lb white 71.00; barley No. 2, 45 lb B.W, 69.00. Wheat, bid, to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, dcllverrd coast: Bolt wlille 2.52' soft white, excluding rex, 2.53 'A; white club 2.52'fc. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.53,i: per cent 2.52'i; 11 per cent 2.53 '.4; 12 per cent -i.Wi. Hard white baart: Ordinary 3.53't; per cent 2.53Vi; 11 per cent 2.53',; 12 per cent 2. 53', j. Today's car receipts: Wheal 36: barley iiour j; corn i: oais i; mm reea i. Portland Livestock Portland 'UJ Weekly livestock: Cattle, Friday 50. For week 1635, market slow. Calves, Friday none. For week 155: mar ket and steady. Hogs: Friday 150: for week. 2150. Sheep: Friday none. For week 505; mar ken uneven. onion sales to wholesalers wen at 50-cents a dozen on the Eastslde Farnv crs' Miirket Friday. Trading was only mod' erately active. DEATHS II. W. Iiemiy B. W. Denny, at the residence, 650 Locust St.. March 19. Unc e of Charles H. ,' Portland. Services will he Siiturday, March 22 at 10 a.m. In the W. T. HUdon chapel. Interment In Lee Mission cemetery. Fii 3-3173. Arthur l.ortn Illl Arlhur Lor en Hall, lata Te.-ldmt of flt.") Marlon street. In this rltv, March 30, Hus hand of Lur-y E. Hall; f.ither nf Harold, An- nlirim. Calif.: Wilbur. Rockland, Calif. Mrs. Viola Schuster, Mt. Harris, Colo., nnd Mrs. Edith Coffnro, Wheeler, W. Va.; brother of Krrd, Ashlnnd, V e.; Hurry, Canada, and .John Hall, Santa Ana, Calif.: 11 grandchildren also survive. Services will he held Monday, March 24, at 1:30 p.m. In lhe ehapr of the W. T. Klxdon company, with the Rev, Lloyd Anderson officiating. Concluding services at the City View cem etery, Ph. 3-3173, at a local hospital, Friday, March 21, 195215 March 16. Shipment has been made to New London, Minn., for services and Interment by the Clough-Barrlck company. James Alfred Morley James Alfred Mor ey. at the residue 1984 State street, March 19. Survive, ty widow. Mn. Daisy Morley. Salr: daughters, Mrs. Mary Carpenter. Wciser, Ida.; Mrs. Frieda Dibble, Ontario, Ore.; Mrs. Doris Ferguson. Camas. Wash.; a son. James D. Morley, Salem, Stepchildren. Joy ucnsiey ana. man writnt or Couer c'Aiena Idaho; Mrs. Wanaelce Ray bom, Oakland. Calif., Mrs. Louis Howard, Post Falls, -Idaho; Mrs, Erma Harrah, Fellogg, Idaho. Services will be held Saturday, March 32, at 10:30 a.m. In the Howell-Edwards chapel with the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. In terment City View cemetery, Charles Battles Charles Battles. lata resident of loss . Karen avenue, at a local hospital, March 19. Survived by widow, Mrs. Esther Bat tles, Salem; a daughter, Lorraine Battles, Salem: a son, Larry Battles, Salem; mother, Mrs. Ellen Battles, Salem; five sisters, Mrs, Ethel Smith, Mrs. Vera Camfleld, Mrs. Edna Wright, and Mrs. Doris Vogt, all of Salem, and Mrs. Oladys Farrlniton, To ledo. Services will bo held at the Virgil r. uoicen cnapei Saturday, March 22, at -10:30 a.m. with Interment at Belcrest Mem orial park. The Rev. W. H, Lyman will of ficiate. William Hirrer Wilcox William Harvey Wi cox. at the residence. 555 Ford street, March IB. Survived by the widow, Mrs. Sarah L. Wilcox ot Salem; two daughters, Mrs. Harriet Leno of Orand Ronde and Mrs. Jane Shreva of Bremerton Wash.: seven grandchildren. Services will be held In the Virgil T. Golden chapel at p.m. Saturday. Karl V. Peats Karl V. Pease. Veterans' hospital. Port land. March 19. Late resident ol 1085 North Church. Survived by wife, Ora Merit Pease, Salem; sister. Miss Raeburn Pease, Long Beach, Calif. Casket open to friends from Friday 3 p.m. and Saturday at Vlr c 11 T. Golden chapel. Please omit flowers. Services and Interment Hamilton, Missouri. OBITUARY Mry VlrtlnlB Cale Albanay Mary Virginia Cale, BH months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cale, RFD 3, Albany, died Tuesday at tha Oood Samaritan hospital In Corvallls. Tha lunerai win na neia at 2 p.m., rriday at Lhe Oak villa church, with the Fisher Fu- ral home In charge. Burial will be la the Oakvllle cemetery. The child was born In Albany, Besides her parents she Is sur vived by two brothers, Jerry Robert Cala and Kenneth Byron Cale, RFD 3; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Scott, Tangent and Mrs. Mabel Cale, Albany. ;. Sarah Scott, Salem, u a great grand mother. Mrs. Rarah Evelyn Butte Albany Mrs. Sarah Evelyn Butt, 14, died at the Munson Nursing home In Port land Wednesday. The funeral will be held In Albany at 11 a.m., Saturday at tha Fortmlller-Frederlcksen chapel. Mrs. Butts n former Albany resident, was a native of Illinois and had also lived In Missouri, Ohio, and cams to Oregon In 1922, and to Eugene 19 years ago where she had lived since with tha exception of the last seven months, when she moved to Portland. Sha was married to Andrew M. Butts Dee. 35. 1901 In Clcburn, Mo. Surviving are her widower and seven children, Mrs. Viola Sheets, Astoria; Oliver Butts, Albany; Maurice, Eugene; Wilson and Leo, Fort land; Mrs. Elsa Sternberg, Or ash am, rid Mrs. Virginia Groat, Salem; two brothers and four sisters. Mrs. Anna Walsel Frolleh AlbanyMrs. Anna Walsel Frohllch, W, resident of Albany for the last six years died at a local nursing home Wednesday. Funeral services will be held from tha Canby funeral home with burial In Zlon cemetery there. .Fortmlller-Frederlcksen funeral home Is In charge of local arrange ments. Mrs, Frohllch was born In Austria and was married at Adrau, Austria, to Jo seph Frohllch who preceded her In death. The Frohllch came to the united states m 1B02 and had spent many years farm ing In the Aurora community. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs, Erma O'Toole, Corvallls and Mrs. Bertha Klrby of Long Bench, CallL, nnd two sons, Edwin Fron llch, Salem, and Walter Frohllch of Cut ter City. Mrs, Louise Bond Albany Mrs, Louise Bond, 83, A Linn county resident for the past 69 years, died at tho Mennonlte home for the aged here eurly Thursday. The funeral will be held at the Fisher Funeral home Saturday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Bond came to Oregon from Kan sas, having gone there from her natlva state, Tennessee. Mrs. oBnd lived In Hat scy and In Albany since coming west. Sha s married lo Austin Kono in Haisey in 15. Mr. Bond died In 1919. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Grace Slck- cls. Halsey, nnd Mrs. Vera Howard, Albanyl iwo sons, iiCMier a., aaiem, ana rrsns Bond, Harrlsbun, and a half-brother N. Warmoth, Portland. , Herschel Allen Lebanon Herachel Allen. 43, of Lacomtk died at tha Lebanon hospital Wednesday r veil In R. He was born at Reed Springs, , May b, J bob. ana naa uvea at co- nultlo before coming to Linn county two years ago. Surviving are his widow, Susie; sons, Del mar, with tha U. S. army at Camp Carson, Colo.; Lester and Leonard; of Lacomb; daughters, Mrs. Pauline Black and Mrs. Donna Roberta, Lebanon: moth er, Mrs. Belt Allen, Ooqullle, and on grandchild. Funeral services will bt held t tli Huston Funeral noma In Lebanon. Saturday, Mare 22 at 3 p.m. Burial will be in the joof cemetery. Louts Weber I Aurora Louis webert, Jtfe-loni rest dm l nf Aurora, died at a Portland hospital, Thursday morning, March 20, following a long Illness. He Is survived by his widow, Tlllle Zimmerman Webert. Funeral an nouncements will &a made later Dy tna Miller Funeral home at Aurora, Samuel J. Bwarli Sheridan Funeral services vers h14 March 15 at the Sheridan Funeral horn for Samuel J. Swarts, 75, of Grand Ronde, with Interment In Qreen Crest Memorial park. He was born at Knoxvllle, III. Sur vivors are his wife, Nina; and 10 children, Ella Garoutte, Orand Ronde; Jessie Bchlln ftog and Bill Swirti of Roseburi: Alice (trlfdn. San Pernarllno, Calif.; Carolina King, Nina Jefferson and Betty BabcocK of Seattle; George Swart and Albert Kwarta nf Parsons, Kan., and Samuel uwarti of Bremerton, Wash. John Morley stiver ton John Morley, Tl, died Thurs day afternoon tn the Silver ton hospital after a short Illness. One of 17 children, he was born April 7, 1877 on the farm of his pioneer father, John Morley on Ablqu creek. In former years he was a school teacher but more recently engaged In ex tensive hop faimlng. At the time of his semi-retirement three years ago he was Interested In raising hops, sheep, walnuU nnd filberts. He leaves his wife. Harriet iMamlei Town Morley; four daughters, Mrs. Marjorle Gross, Portland: Mrs. Fran res Hargher, Dufur. Ore.; Mr. Pauline Coolry, Sllvcton; and Mrs. Olive McKee, Portlund: a son. Sidney Morley, Sllverton; a brother, Charles Morley, Sllverton; two MMers, Mrs, Iva, (Byrd) Mitchell and Mrs. lto.se Whltlock of Salem. Mr. Morley was nn ardent fisherman and sports fan. Fu neral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sat urday, March 22 at the Memorial chapel, Eknian Funeral home. Interment will be In Miller's cemetery. Use Organic Fertilizer Free of Weed Seeds Odorless Sack or Bulk Orders Filled PHONE 38127 turn I) Ur (I Chat N D DltS. CHAN ..LAM CIIINUSK 1IKIIBAMSTS Unstuirs, 241 North Liberty Jllice orxn Saturday only. 10 ,i m to 1 p.m., 6 to 7 p.m. Con sultation. Blood pressure and urine tests are tree ot charge Practiced since 1917. 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