The OREGON STATESMAN," Salem, Of tjon, Tuesday Morning January 7, 1936'
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Help Wanted
Want one local younx man and mid'
die aged lady for permanent poattion
in Salem. Real opportunity to tnose
who are willing to work hard. Call at
381 State St-. Room 206. today 7 p. m.
Turkey pickers report at 450 Front
Tuesday morning.'
Help Wanted Female
Girl for housework, 4 days a week.
TeL 3946.
j Sitnationa Wanted
Nursing experienced. Home or doc
tor's office. Box 956, care Statesman.
Middle age lady wanta housework.
No children. Mrs. Minnie Alwine,
Gates, Oregon.
. Wanted work by eT. cook, correct
food combinations adult and infant.
practical. Restaurant, short order. Per
fect, health young American mother
lor .nousewo.K. cox lv-a, ouitsmwi.
j For Sale Miscellaneous
Safe tor sale, fireproof, 2S5 Cheroe
keia. -XTULinjnlUuiJi''iJ"Vi j'i-ii''-' " i-
TYPEWRITERS Rent a machine,
practice at home. Special ratca to stu
dents. Roen. 42 Court Phone S77J.
Kerosene 15c. western oil, 2 qta.
15c. 106 eastern oil 2 qta, 35c. Lucky I
Corner Service Station, corner ft
Front and Columbia.
Sale dry wood. Red and black cock
er spaniel pupa. Tel. 8590.
MyayaV"aT"al i i" M
Belcrest lota. Tel. 6352.
Light weight Vaughan drag-saw, 3
blades, reasonable. 183s .K. r ourtn.
Price reduced for well rotted fertil
iser. Tel. 4 S4.
jaBaXfBaVa"Ar)MAVt0SjMAASl0B)ArrrM
Harlland act dishes. Tel. 91Fa.
White Leghorns and Bhode la. Reds.
5 doxen ready to lay. s4 ft. twtage.
Valuable diamond ring, cheap. 5367.
Hoover & Premeir Vac Cheap, cash, j
Brushes rebrisUed. Teed, 490 & 2 1st
1
Wanted Aligcellaneoua
Free Wa pick up dead and worth.
less horses, cows, sheep. Tel. 4S. I
WANTED Walnut
meats. Stats Cafeteria,
and Albert
Student wants ride to and tram
Monmouth share expenses. Tel. 4271.
Home mending, 952 S. Com'l.
Wanted Fnmiture
CASH PAID FOR TOUR TOOLS
Stoves, Furniture
rnUl Flardwara A Furniture Co.
tSS N. Csccmerclal Phone 714$,
I
lUif4cellaneoT8
Haircuts, 20C-15C. 10J 8. Winter.
For Rent Rooms
Rooms. 694 N. Cottage. TeL (671.
Heated room, 255 Center.
Modern heated rooms. Men only.
Reasonable, 545 N. Cottage.
j Room and Board ;
Room and board. 154 N. Church.
Board, room, very close In, 5462. i
For Rent Apartments
Newly finished front apt Close in.
Tel. 6825 after school.
Modern furnished apartment, with
garage. 2455 State.
Mod. 1 R. apt, 2005 N. CapltoL
Mod. 3 R. apt 643 Union.
Apartments 355 Bellevue.
flS iInTl Maytafc
.r.. $8 up. 2-4tt N- Capitol. .
gar.
3 room apartment large, upstairs.
Ladles. Reasonable, 1902 ri. Church St
Small furn. apt, S90 Union.
Cozy 3 room furn. duplex, 1st floor,
adults, garage. &6Z Mill. T. U. Albert )
For Rent Housed
Winter rates on cottages Lone Star
Furn. A unfurn. Forkner. TeL SOIL
S rm. bouse, 1873 Court St Can be
used as two apartments, garage, $30.
W. G. KRUEGER
147 N. Com'L Phone 472S.
5 room house, splendid condition,
$18.50. Responsible parties only. TeL
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( R. bouse, 255 Division St
ADVERTISING
Portland Representative
Gordon O, Bell. Security Building,
rortiajM. jre
Western Adrertlalns
Representatives
Fanaar Hsll Co, Ltd.
as fraaeisee. Lea Aagelaa, Seattle
Eastern AAertlsiog ,
Representa tires
Bryant. GrifTltk A Branson. Ine,
Chicago, Kes Tors, uatrsn.
Boston, Atlanta
aatered 'mf fe PoutoTTI mt toUm,
Oregon, am gacead Closa si after. Psa-
BweissH ertes, SIS Ssut Comwureiol
Msaa every atomise ewesse jfesaay.
BUBSCRiPTlOIS RATES t t
Malt Sobscriptloa Rates, to Advance,
Ma S0ceTrts:SMo.$L25;Ma.$U(;
1 year $4.0. Elaewhere cents per
. sCo, or $5.S0 for 2 year ta advance, pet
Copy s cents. News Etanos a cents, i
By City Carrier: 46 cents a month
,$.eo a year in advance. .
For Rent Honseg HI For Sale Used Cars M For Sale Used Cars ) 1
$25 room -furnished house, over
stuffed. CSS Bn-ys Are. Call 1)0 So.
25th Street
S R. wifurn. bungalow In southeast
Salem. Oarage. Tel. 7540.
For Rent
Office rooms for rant. 11 State K.
fet 1711.
WANT Feb. 1st. mod. well furn.
house. Must have 2 bedrooms, elec
re frig. Box 55. care Statesman.
Uu(.lixi tmmir uw wtjrrlrljUra ta
mi II I. Stiff Kurnuure Co.
For Sale Real Estate
. AXOTHKR GOOD ONE
We will -put this tip against any bar
gain offered. You be the judge. Pretty
place ut country, bearing walnuts and
filberts. Strictly modern 6 room home,
unfinished upstairs. Fine lawn with
beautiful willow trees and shrubbery
Close in. S37S0 terms.
SOCOLOFSKY A SON
First National Bank Bldg.
ONCE IN A -LIFE TIME BUY!
8 minutes walk from city center.
Large 7 room house newly remodeled
and redecorated, 30 foot living room.
dining room, kitchen, 3 large bedrooms
with closets. Plenty of storage space.
Lot Is 69x150 fwt with 8 filbert trees.
2 walnut trees, flowering trees, shrubs
and fruit Playground in back for kid
dles. .
One of the most Ideal views in the
city of Salem.
You can't appreciate It until you
look H over. Worth JS000. Priced now
at 59j0, part terms.
See or call MRS. ELLIS with
CH1LDS & 5IILLER, Realtors
344 State Street Phone 6708
WHAT A FEW t WILL BUY
Good 5 R. home. bath, lot of built-
1ns. 2 lots, double garage with work
shop, some fruk. Only 13i5 with
$100 down, small monthly payments.
SOCOLOf SK X & SON
First National Bank Bids.
Call 7807 during day 4839 evenings.
List vour property for sale with
HAWKINS A ROBERTS. INC.
TWO HOMES FOR THE PRICE
OF ONE!
Each in a good residential district
and well rented. Price for both 13500,
part terms.
e also have several excellent
buys in homes priced from $550 up.
Buy a home now while prices are low.
CH1LDS & MILLER, Realtors
344 State .Street Phone 6708.
Hausea. Grant 529 Court Tel. 7723.
SPECIAL
Apartment house showing good in-
come. Price $12,000. Will accept clear
property in exchange for half value.
CALL Mrs. Kins.
CHILDS tc MILLER, Realtors
34 4 State Street Phone 6708.
IDEAL LOCATION
Parrlsh Jr. high district large oaks.
; Latest type architecture. 6 beautifully
. finished rooms vlth hardwood floors
throughout, gas furnace. NEW just
completed. See or call-
Jo Darby with
SOCOLOFSKY A SON
First National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE, by owner, room home.
larg Jot with fruit double garage,
walking distance: shown by appoint
ment only. Pries 1 3300.00. terms. Pnon
95U er call MX 1710 N. 17th 8t
REAL ESTATE
acre, six roon almost new house.
close in. frlce-l lor quicx sale.
1 acre, five rooms and sleeping porch.
aaement furnace, fireplace. This
Is a nice country noma and will sell
cheap.
I room modern house, excellent loca
tion, corner lot Priced at X3700.00.
7 room -modern houae close to state
capital and will accept small house
sa part
CHAS. HTTDKINS. Phone 9494.
275 State Street
Bargain Good 7 R. house.
Might
take some trade. Thone 3920.
SEAL HOME BARGAINS
$1100. Good modern 4 room home with
full cement casement, iurnace,
firexaare. oak floor, garage,
only $200. down, bat $18 per
month.
$1700. Late modern 4 rooms with two
bedrooms, fireplace, oak floor,
garage. $200. down, baly$17.
per month.
$2009. Modern late built six room
home, shake finish, basement
furnace, fireplace, garage. Day
ed st., located near Leslie
school, $309. down, bal. $20. per
month.
$320. Good 8 room plastered bunga
low home, good location on
Fairmoimt Hill, large east front
lot garage, easy terms.
$2i;0. This modern 5 room home with
attic, all large rooms, basement
furnace, fireplace, oak floors.
this house is just like new, only
4 blocks out. easy terms and
immediate possession.
$3900. Good modern 6 room home In
perfect condition Inside and out.
nice cor. lot. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. This property is
offered below value, look it
over, located at 990 N. Fifth St.
REAL ESTATE A FIRE INSURANCE
W. H. GRABENHORST It CO.,
REALTORS
124 S. Liberty Street Phone (468.
I Exchange Real Estate
EXCHANGE
Extra fine suburban tract of 12
acres, fair set buildings, 2 good roads.
Will trade for property In or near
r y t - 1 1 i ;it . .
53 Thou'se Vaata S part" 'payment
I as.R M v.
CHILDS e MILLER, Realtors
344 State Street
Phone 6708.
I Business Opportunities
FOR SALE General mdse. store
and filling station. Good location. Rea
sonable price. Talbot store. Route 1,
Jefferson, Oregon.
I Money to Loan
Personal Loans
By an Independent Salem Finance Co.
Amounts to $1500
One to Twenty Months to Repay
Deal with an Independent Salem
owned-and-eperated finance company
wbr. T If?" J"11 receive every
I un , mid
I No Delays - -
No Red Tape
General Finance Corp.
First Kat'L Bank Bldg. Phone $551
Licensed, g-ux by state
VsrsJVsfafslVsVVVXrXl
A Complete Service on
Loans Up to $300
We can advance cash aulckly and
privately to any employed man er
woman in st neura
Beneficial Loan
Society of Salem
Room 119r New Bligh Bide 2nd floor
UCGSGO NO. 8-1ZS A M liS by
- STATU
III State St TeL $740.
Loans Made ta Nearby Towns
Federal bousing loans title 2. build
or refinance Homes or business oron.
1 rates. Abramt ft Ellis, Masonic B.
Automobile Loans
Private money for automobile loans
at new low rates.
Personal Attention No Delays
Too Keep Tour Car
Roy Simmons ''
First Nafl. Bank Bldg. Phone Hit
Licensed by tne State
JANUARY CLEAN-VP SPECIALS
START THE NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT ,
With a Valley Motor Co, Guaranteed Used Car
1S3S DeXjixe V-l Sedan Demonstrator
1935 V-S Regular Coach
1934 V-S DeLuxa Coupe, rumble seat
1934 V-a Victoria
1934 V-S Coach, low mileage
1933 V-S DeLuxa Coupe. Complete overhaul .
1929 Nash Special 0 Sedan. Mechanically A-l. new paint
1929 Master ( Buick Sedan. Mechanically A-l, new paint
1927 Buick Sedan. A real buy at
1934 V-S Regular Sedan, low mileage
1931 Model A Victoria, complete overhaul, new paint V-S wheels 325
1931 Model A Rda., new vain t, A-l mechanically 260
1929 Buick Standard Sedan 250
1929 Model A Sport Coupe, mechanically perfect, V-S wheels,
new paint - , 195
ALSO A NUMBER OF CARS BELOW 1 100
Take Advantage of These Low Prices
Get Yours Now!
AT
THE VALLEY
Marion A Liberty
Two Used Car Lots
Telephone 7910
Values Values - Values
USED CARS
Bonesteele Bros., Inc.
Moved North of Nelson
Bldg. on Liberty St.
1935 Stude Custom Sedan, less
than 10..000 miles $S45
1935 Dodge Coach, radio A heat
er, 12,900 miles 765
1935 Studebaker Custom Sedan.
Planer front end. Low mile-
ajte 895
1935 Dodge Coupe, looks like new 695
1934 Hudson Coupe, valve grind.
new tires 6i&
1933 DeSoto DeLuxe Sedan, air
wheels, tires new 69o
1932 Ford V-8 Coach, new motor 445
1934 Willys 77 Sedan, run 25 to
30 miles per gallon
1931 Chevrolet Sedan 363
192 S Ford Coupe, new tires, low
mileage ibo
1331 Stude Commander Sedan, re
conditioned 4u
1931 Ford A 2-door Sedan, good
condition 29a
1929 Chrysler 75 Sedan, new tires 325
1929 Reo Sedan 250
1928 Wlllyx 70 Sedan, runs excel
lent 1SS
1929 Durant Coach, motor perfect
condition i
1927 Dodge Sedan, reliability and
service
1927 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan, new
paint . 9
1926 Hup Sedan, good value 125
1925 Buick Sedan
1927 Hudson Sedan .
1925 Reo Sedan
, , 75
75
75
40
25
1926 Studebaker Phaeton
1922 Dodge Touring
1922 Buick Touring
Used Car Lot Moved
North of Nelson Bldg.
on Liberty St.
Bonesteele Bros., Inc.
STUDEBAKER DEALERS
391 Chemeketa St - Phone 4444.
TRUCKS
1931 CHEVROLET. LONG WHEEL
BASE SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICE
$195
1935 CHEVROLET. LONG WHEEL
BASE. DUAL WHEELS LOADS
ALL NEW TIRES GUARANTEED:
ONLY 14,006 MILES
$675
1834 G. M. C.. LONG WHEEL BASE
DUALS EXCEPTIONAL VALUE AT
$495
333 Center Phone S189 430 N. Com'L
McKay Chevrolet Co.
1930 Ford Coupe Tel. 6762.
Money to Loan
FOUR PER CENT paid on sayings.
INSURED to $5,000.00.
Salem Federal Savings A Loan Assn.
Guardian Bldg. Thone 4109.
MONEY TO LOAN: Farm, city or
acreage. Must be good security. Excel
lent terms, low costs, immediate ser
vice.
CHILDS A MILLER, Mtge. Loans
344 State Street Phone 6708
Loans Wanted
Loans wanted on farm and city
property. Before borrowing, inquire
at Hawkins A Roberts.
WANTED: $1000 private loan on
close In six room home wttb basement
and furnace. Will pay 7 Interest
SEE. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO
134 South Liberty Street
Highly secured FIRST MORTGAGE
LOANS: The best and safest Invest
ment Amounts $500, $750 and $2000.
Net Investors 6 semi-annually. Ex
amine security yourself.
CHILDS A MILLER. Mtge. Loans
344 State Street Phone 6708.
WANTED $1500, new house, 6'
Box 961, Statesman.
For Sale Wood
12-16- dry wood. TeL 8673.
1$ In. old fir, $5.50. Phone 9456.
GUARANTEED DRY wood ratal
CeL 5000. Salem Fuel Co. Trade a
Cottage.
Dry fir wood. Tel. 6 8 Fil
ls In. old fir. $5.25. TeL 6336.
.--y m a I, "a J fjuXuLrULfXfXf
Fir, oak, ash. TeL 1254.
Dry S. G., $5. TeL Fen wick, 4527.
Guaranteed dry 2nd growth, 7860.
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Wood all kinds. Call 6(16. Get what
you buy. Tom and George.
Wood Sawing
Wood sawing reasonable. Call BIOS.
Wood sawing, prices low. TeL 4084
Lost and Fonnd
LOST Tapestry bag and coin purse
witn money. Reward, Mrs. L. U. cur
Us, 246 Meyers.
LOST Cocker Soanlel Duppy. Light
Drown, itewaro. xeu 1444,
rwassaaaMesMSsiaseesSWMsMse
STRAYED Black and brown Span
lei, mother of young puppies. 2460
LAurei.
Personal
STOMACH ULCER. GAS PAINS.
INDIGESTION victims, why suffer?
For quick relief get a free sample of
Udga, a doctor's prescription at Cap
ita! and Perry's Drug Stores.
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496
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235
125
550
MOTOR CO.
Center A Liberty
Everybody Drives a Used
Car . . January Clearance
Sale of 0. K. Used Cars
29 FORD ROADSTER A SNAP AT
$145.00
30 FORD SPT. COUPE NEW PAINT
GOOD RUBBER LOW MILEAGE.
A REAL VALUE AT
$265.00
31 CHEV. COACH NEW MOTOR
NEW PAINT IN FACT A REAL
BUY AT
$345.00
32 FORD V-8 COUPE-NEW PAINT
GOOD RUBBER FULLY GUAR
ANTEED AT
$345.00
33 CHEV. TOWN SEDAN A REAL
BEAUTY IN THE FINEST CONDI-
TION--AT
$495.00
35 CHEV. PICKUP WITH LESS
THAN 4000 MILES AIR WHEELS
AND SAME AS A NEW ONE AT
$575.00
McKAY CHEVROLET
COMPANY
333 Center Phone 3189 430 N. Com"L
Open Sundays & Evenings
COME IN and inspect our
USED CARS.
Wa take great pleasure In selling the
best used cars Money can buy.
1934 REO Regal Sedan, 6-w. eq.
This car Is in fine condition
and one of tha finest prod
ucts Reo has ever built $895
1934 Ford DeLuxe Cpe. A real buy 496
1932 Fontiae Sedan 41&
1930 Studebaker Sedan, very low
mileage. This car was turn
ed In by the original owner - 365
1930 Buick Coupe 340
1929 Buick Sedan 295
928 Buick Sedan 235
928 Buick Sedan 215
192$ Buick Sedan 195
1929 Essex Sedan 185
1926 Buick Sedan 145
1931 Ford Coupe, has been built
over to make a fine pick-up.
Is in excellent condition 295
162S Durant Coach 135
1926 Model T Touring 85
Balance can be extended up to IS mos.
OttoJ. Wilson
$$$ N. ComT. St - - Phone 845L
BUICK A PONTIAC
FOR SALE Overland '4' 1925
model, running condition ; first $25.00
takes It 1710 17th St
1928 Chev. Cabriolet will take some
wood or other trade. 1290 Cherry St,
Dallas, Oregon,
Ford 1930 A Sport Coupe, complete
ly overhauled engine, brakes. isew
paint Tires fair. Upholstering excel
lent New license. $270 or terms. Prl
vate owner. Arany. Salem airport
Used Cars and
Trucks
1932 Ford pickup 4295
1933 Ford V-8 pickup 395
1934 Chevrolet m ton 495
1931 Ford 1 ton. good body 3o0
1932 Studebaker. 2-ton. L. W. B. 395
1929 Dodge 3 -ton, body and hoist 350
1928 Buick rdst, r. a 195
Other good buys to select from.
James-H. Madeh Co.
217 State Street Phone 8390.
International Motor Trucks and
McCormick-Deerlng Farm
Machinery.
Fire Flurry Calms as
Christmas Greenery Has
Last Claim to Glories
SILVERTON, Jan. 5. The Sil-
Terton fire department was called
out Saturday night but stopped
before It had started. Mrs. George
Hubbs threw a piece of Christmas
greenery into her fireplace as she
was talking to a neighbor who was
calling. The greenery blazed and
for a minute gave an interesting
fireworks display.
Someone turned in the alarm
as Mrs. George Hubbs calmly ac
companied her visitor to the door.
Mr. Hubbs, slightly excited came
rushing home from town, met Mrs.
Hubbs on the porch of their home
and explained the fire alarm had
been turned in for their bouse.
The matter was soon explained.
Salem Woman to Speak
To Independence Club
INDEPENDENCE, Jan. 6 The
first meeting of the Woman's club
for the new year will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith of Salem
will speak. Special music for the
day is being arranged by Mrs. R.
D. Elliott of Monmouth.
Hostesses will be Mrs. R. M.
Walker, Mrs. George Rnef and
Mrs. F. E. Hennigan.
Fritz Doerfler Wins
WALDO HILLS, Jan. 6. J. M.
Doerfler Ta having to eaduce
many Jokes at his expense when
it was reported he had won the
prize for being the funniest man
at the masquerade dance last
week. Mr. Doerfler explained he
did not mask. The winner was
Frits Doerfler.
nterestiag
New to Statesman advertising
columns are "Old Gold" cigar
ettes, product of P. Lorillard com
pany, famed as one of the "big
four" in cigarette production.
"Double mellow'' ia the slogan
for the advertising, accompanied
by a "Double Money Back" offer.
Gty Court Jury
Panel Is Drawn
SILVERTON. Jan. 6 The
jury panel was completed Monday
morning in the city recorder's of
fice with the signatures of the
recorder, George Cuslter and of
W. S. Jack and John FIshwood.
The list includes A. R. East
man, F. J. Conrad E. R. Adams,
E. H. Banks, M. E. DeGuire, Har
ry DeSart, Clifton DeGuire, Nat
DeGuire, Alris DeGuire, John
Wilson, Otto Aim, Charles Mor
Ipv. c r. Amos. R. A. Cowden.
Earl Hartman, Joseph Tfench,
William Service, R. G. Allen,
Harvey Good, Edwin Harare, Al
lan Huddleston, Robert Janz,
Roscbe Langley, E. C. .Minor, E.
E. Taylor, O. E. Lee, H. B. La
tham, G. B. Bentson, Dan Gei
ser, John Morley, C. W Cross,
A, A. Uuvin, A. W Green, John
S. Starr, J. H. Porter, A. L.
Cootes, Tom Davis, C. Quail, E.
L. Smith, L. J. Davenport,- Alfred
DeSart, M. J. Dolan, C. J. Coo
ley. C. J. Schlador, S. P. Rose,
Sylvan McCleary, Errol W. Ross,
T. M. Lukens, Frank F. Rahn
and Ernest S. Palmer.
Road Is Damaged
By Heavy Rains
MEHAMA. Jan. 6. The heavy
rainfall of the past 24 hours has
done considerable damage to the
Fern Ridge road on the Titze hill
north of Mehama at this place.
The hill is steep and narrow with
a high bank and no protection to
keep cars from going over. This
place has been the scene of sever
al accidents and a petition signed
by a large number of property
owners went in early last year to
hare some relief work done here.
Now the road is so badly washed
out that it is more dangerous
than ever. Stout Creek has Jump
ed her banks, and the river is
running over at many points.
The Mehama beer parlor closed
the first of the year. Mr. Westenr
house who has been running it has
moved back to his farm near Scio.
Graduating Class at
Salem Heights Names
Officers, Committees
SALEM HEIGHTS, Jan.
The 1936 graduating class of Sa
lem Heights school completed or
ganization last week. Officers
elected were: President, Schyler
Giie; Tice president, Bobby
Woodburn. secretary - treasurer,
Mildred Rothweiler; historian,
Patsy Manning: will and testa
ment, Louise Hansen; sergeant-at-arms.
Glen Deems; reporter,
Jimmy Stewart; songs, Orrin
Brown and Charlotte Plaange;
colors, Bertha Skelton and Eloise
Bowman; flowers, Eugene Klopp;
clothes, Louise Hansen, Eloise
Bowman, Bobby Woodburn and
Junior Little.
Rose E. Collins Dies
At Country Home Near
Gervais Early Monday
GERVAIS, Jan. 6. Rose E.
Collins, 60, wife of A. L. Collins,
died early today at her home five
miles southwest of town, on the
Salem-Newberg highway. She was
born in Missouri July 13, 1876,
and came to Oregon and near this
city more than 25 years ago.
Surviving, besides the widow
er, are two daughters, Mrs. Daisy
Mills of Woodburn and Mrs. Arn
ette O'Brien of Oakland. Calif.;
a sister and brother, both in the
mid-west.
Milwaukie Principal Is
Speaker at Pension 31eet
DAYTON, Jan. 6. W. II. May,
principal of the Milwaukie high
school, delivered an instructive
address to 60 members of the
Townsend old age pension club at
the Dayton Methodist church
Thursday night. Ten names were
added to the membership, bring
ing the total to 106. The next
meeting will be January ! 7.
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon tor the Coun
ty of Marion, as Administratrix of
the estate of Elijah Morton, de
ceased, and that she has duly
qualified as such Administratrix;
all persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, ta me, at the
office of Ronald C. Glover, my
attorney, 20S Oregon Building
Salem, Marios County, Oregon
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
10th day of December. 1935.
CARRIE ESTELLA HAYNES
Administratrix of the Es
tate of Elijah Morton, De
ceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER,
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon. D-10-1724
el-J-7.
Infection Sets
In Wounded Toe
Boy Who Shot Self in Toe
Is Removed to Hospital
in Silverton
RHELBURN. Jan. 6. Elvin
Holmes who some time ago shot
this week remoyed to the Silyer- I
ton hospital as a severe case of
infection set in and for a time
the case looked Terr discourac-
ing, uia ""u-eiui. fc I
Delng UP to xv 9 aegreea. 11 wm i
be two weeks before he can be
The Shelburn school re-opened 1
Monday after bieng in recess over j
Daughter is Bom
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birth el a aaugmer at tne Al
bany hospital December 29. The
new arrival is a niece of Mrs. U
Osborn.
Chas. Bales, Jr., a sophomore
in high school, who December 13
fell from his horse and broke his
leg, is now convalescing from a
siege of chicken pox.
Election Is Held
At Sunday School
AUMSVILLE, Jan. 6. Election
of officers took place at' the Chris
tian Sunday school Sunday morn
ing. Henry Porter was elected
superintendent; T. C. Mountain,
assistant; Charlotte Martin, sec
retary; assistant, Daisy Wfetman;
Mrs. Lowe, treasurer; Mrs. D. W.
Lamb, chorister; Miss Clara Dod-
son, assistant; Miss Neva Ham,
pianist; assistant, Mrs. Fred Pot
ter; librarian, Margaret Myer;
assistant, Emily Reynolds; cradle
roll, Mrs. Roy Fuson.
The Townsend club will meet
at the gymnasium Thursday night.
a snort program uwu
ranged by Mrs. Fred Potter. M
u I
sical numbers will be followed by J
a talk to be given by T. C. Moun-
tain. Mrs. Claude uoone ana
Mrs. T. C. Mountain will engage
in a poetical debate, the poems
being against and for, the Town-
send plan.
Announcement was made at the
Christian church Sunday of the
plan to organize a Christian En-
deavor society here, next Sunday
night at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. D.
W. Lamb will be monitor of the
organization.
Schwab Is Again
Firemen's Chief
MT. ANGEL, Jan. 6. The Mt.
Angel fire department held its an
nual election of officers Thursday
night in the city hall. Paul
Schwab was once more elected
chief. Other officers are: Assist
ant chief, Anton Bigler; secre
tary-treasurer, Joseph Bercntoia;
auartermaster. Raphael Bisenius;
assistant auartermaster, A 1 v i n
Saalfeld.
The auditing committee con
sists of Joseph L. Wachter, chair
man. Louis Schwab and John Big
ler, and the grievance committee
of Albert Wilde, chairman, Leo
Schwab and E. P. Scharhach.
Transfer Pastors of
Methodist Churches
Doctor Makes Move
INDEPENDENCE, Jan. 6.
Rev. A. J. Neufeld, local pastor of
the Methodist church, has been
transferred to Chiloquin, Klam
ath county, where he will ex
change churches with Rer. Ben
W. Davis, present Methodist pas
tor there, who will come to In
dependence this week. Rev. Neu
feld will move with his family to
Chiloquin Tuesday.
Dr. Ivan E. Bennett, for three
years a physician and surgeon in
Independence, is giving up his
practice here and is moving his
practice to Union. Oregon. He
will go to his new location this
week.
Two Members Renamed to
Board for City Library
WOODBURN, Jan. 6 Miss
Mary Scollard and Mrs. T. C.
Poorman were reappointed as
members of the board of direc
tors for the city library by Mayor
S. A. Hoefer. Other members of
the board are Mrs. A. E. Austin
and Mrs. H. L. Gill whose terms
expire December 31, 1936 and
Mrs. W. D. Simmons aad Mrs.
Frank W. Settlemler, whose
terms expire at the end of 1937.
No. 9132
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Marion.
In the Matter of the Estate of
J. B. PARKER, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the es
tate of J. B. Parker, deceased, by
the above entitled court, and has
duly qualified. All persona bay
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified as by law re
auired. to the undersigned at
358 United States National Bank
Building, Portland. Oregon, with
in six months from the date here
of.
Dated and first published this
7th day of January. 136.
CHAS. T. PARKER.
Administrator as Aforesaid,
RIDGWAY, JOHNSON ft KEN
DALL. 358 tT. S. National Bank Bldg.,
Portland, Oregon,
Attorneys for Administrator.
J.7-14-21-28-F.4
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Excavating
Excavating of all kinds. Basements
dug. Dirt hauled or moved. Dirt tor
.sale. Phone1 4644.
Florists
Brelthaupt'a, 447 Court.
ALL kinds of floral work, Luts. Flor
ist. 1276 N. Liberty TeL 8592.
Keys
We make keya Barry W. Scott
Laundries
THE NEW SAI.EM LAUNDRY
THE WEIDER UUNDRT
61 S High Tei 9125
CAPITAL CITY. LAUNDRY
First In Quality and Service
Telephone Si 65 1264 Broadway
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATRIX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Marion, as Administratrix of
4K a a of era a ToonK InA Hf Tio via
deceased and that she na8 duly
qualified as such Administratrix;
all naranna Tiavinr elnima against
tne e8tate 0f Baid decedent are
nereby notified to present the
8ame .duly verified .to me . at; the
office of Ronald C. Glover, my
attorney, 205 Oregon Building,
Salem, Marion County, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
10th day of December, 193S.
IDA F. SHADE,
Administrator of the Es-
tate of Josephine M. Davis,
Deceased.
Attorney for Administratrix,
Salem, Oregon. D-10-17-24-31-J-7.
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lets, programs, books -er any kind of
printing, call The Statesman Prlstlag
Department 216 S. Commercial. Tele
phone 816L I
Stoves
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Sell new and rebuilt stoves, csnges and
circulator a. stock fence, posts, -chicken
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R. A. West P- 6. Box 445. TeL I10K6.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon for the County of Marion his
duly verified Final Account as
Executor of the estate of Belle
Goode, deceased, and that said
Court has affixed Tuesday, the
14th day of January. 1936, at the
hour of ten o'clock A. M. of said
day as the time, and the County
Court Room in the County Court
House in Salem, Marion County.
Oregon, as the place fdr hearing
said Final Account and all objec
tions thereto.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
10th dav of December. 1935.
GEORGE BURRES.
Executor of the Last Will
and Testament of Belie
Goode, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
205 Oregon Building.
Salem, Oregon. D-l 0-1 7-24-31-J-7.
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