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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, February 25, 1936 PAGE NINE- nit- on. Easy to Fiffad This i Statesman Classified Ads Call 9101 j i ClaasiVied Adrertistns J5ingl Insertloa per line ..10c Threat Insertions per ling . .20c Six Insertions per line ....30c One month per line .....f 1 00 Minim nm cnars ....... . . 25c Copy (or this page aeeepfed aatU SJW the evening betore pobliratiea for classification. Copy received after (his tiaie will be re under toe "head iag Toe L4e te Classify. The Stales mas essamea se finaa eta I -reapoaaibihty for errora whieh may appear ia advertisements publish ed a ita colanaa, and ia eaaea where this paper is at fault will reprint that part of as adrertiaemeat la which the typographical mistake occurs. The Stateamaa reserves the rielit t reject objectionable adrertisicf. It far' ther rsaervea the right te classify all idvertistag aader Use proper classifica tion. ( Help WantedFemale Middle aged woman or exp. girl for housework. Tel. 3485. Wanted exp. girl for housework, be ginning with 2t. Box 1021, Statesman. J Situations Wanted ' i -Wanted work on farm. Cattle pre ferred. Father with small -n. I960 N. Capitol. Ijtdy would like to work for room and board for six weeks. Prefer close In. TeL 308. Carpenter work, remodeling, or new work. Fair wages. TeL 720. For Sale Miscellaneous J Safe for sale, fireproof. Jii Ciioroe keta. TYPEWRITERS Rent a machine, practice at borne. Special rates to tu denta Roen. 42t Court. Phone (772. Oats, vetch, alfalfa hay for aale. Mclaughlin hop ranch, 2 ml. north of independence. TeL Independence 27F2. Beautiful red Chow puppr, pedi greed. Reasonable. 1CS Trade. Bicycle, good con., 12. 201 S. Com. Rem. noTs'. type'wr'tr. 40. Call 36SI. Pigs. H. Walker, R. 7. Bx. 472. Wanted Miscellaneous Wanted Outboard motor, must be in good condition. Phone $556. Walnut, filbert meats. Walnuts In ShelL Any quality. State Cafeteria. Free We pick up dead and worthless-horses, cows, sheep TeL 41(9. IDBAS AND INVENTIONS WANTED See J. T. Anderson, patent and In dustrial co-ordlnator, 301 Wcatherly Building. Portland, Oregon. WMl be at Marion hotel, Wednesday . - and Thursday, Feb. 24 and 27. Wanted Furniture CASH PAID FOR YOUR TOOLS ! Stoves, Furniture . Capital Hardware Furniture Co. 155 N. commercial Phone 714 Miscellaneous J Haircuts. 20c-15c 102 & Winter. For Rent Rooms Furnished heated room. TeL 4498. Room for gentleman, basement, gas for cooking. Everything furnished. 498 jr.- Liberty. Housekeeping rooms. 260 Center. Rooms near state bides. 8202. Room and Board Room, board. 254 N. Church. T. 5185. Room, board. TeL 4445, 405 Marlon. Board-room, very close In 5482. Newly furnished room for two with board. TeL 3634. Sleeping rooms, with or without board. Home privileges. 151 N. 14th. j For Rent Apartments Small furn. apt, clean and warm. 645 Ferry. ' Apartments for rent, 355 Bellvue. . Nice furn. apt., 590 Union. 1 R, mod., 2005 N. CapItoL For Rent Houses Winter rates on cottagea Lone Star Auto Camp, i960 N. CapltoL Furn. and unfurn. 1853 N. CapltoL t room furnished house, South Sa lem. Call 785 Court St. For rent Late-built, modern, five room home with one acre of bind, lo cated near Salem on the P. highway north, vacant March 1. rental 235.00. See W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.. REALTORS 131 S. Liberty St. Phone 6468. 1 For Rent Office rooms for rent 381 Stats St TeL 8718. Rent t acres. Call 63F15. Hospital bed and wheelchair rent. H. L Stiff Furniture Co. to For Sale Real Estate FOR SALE, by owner, room home. large lot with fruit, double garage. walking distance: shown by appoint ment only. Price $3200.00. terms. Phone 9541 or call at 1710 N. 17th St List your property ror aale with HAWKINS ROBERTS, INC ADVERTISING . Portland Representative Gordon B. BelL Security Building, Portland, Ore. : Western Adrertliing . i Representatives Fenger-Hall Cow Ltd. Saa fraaeisea, Los Angelas, Seattle Eastern Advertising Representatives Bryant. Griffith A Branson, I no, Chicago. New York, Detroit, Boston. Atlanta r Sa fared mt Ike Posforlos f gatesr Orepc, os Second-C iota tiatter. Pne- Jiahed rsery- morn fas except if onday Bastes oStrc, 818 Soatk Comatsreiai SUBSCRIPTION RATES t Malt Subscription Rates, tn Advance, within Oregon: Dally and Sunday. - Mo. 59 cents : I Ma. $1.25: Mo. 82.18 1 year $4.99. Elsewhere 89 cents per kd, or ia.ee tor l year in advance, ret Copy t cents. News Stands cents. By City Carrier : 48 cents a month; liJU- A Xarja.a4vaaoa iN fyi Interesting :n.v- Facts Governor Harold C. Hoffman of New Jersey, who has . received wide -publicity through nig Inter est tn the Hauptmann case, is one of those rare individuals who has never met defeat in the 10 times he has ran for public office. Even in 1934 when democracy was gen erally victorious, he only suffered a reduction in his unusually large majorities. ' o e Accerding to farm credit ad ministration figures the numbers of farms bought from the 12 fed eral land banks by fanners and investors in 1935 was almost dou ble the number for 1934. 0 o The federal deficit on January 31, at the end of Beven months of the current fiscal year, was 32, 124.419,129 and the national debt increased to $30,516,452,985. oo Official census bureau esti mates place 1935 population of the United States at 127,521,000. I For Sale Real Estate 1 1150. S R plastered borne, paving paid. 1250 down. $1650. 4 rooms plastered, 2 lots, pav ing paid, 3150 down. I1S00. 3 rooms and basement, fur nace, 1 200 down. 12206. 5 rooms, full basement, fur nace, close to new high school Terms. $3150. ( rooms with 3 bedrooms, all on ground floor. Hardwood floors, basement, furnace and fireplace. Terms. rooms, English type home, every thing modern. Beautifully finished. Large lot, well located. Make an ap pointment and see this, then you can appreciate It. $500 d n. R. A. FORKXER, 1853 N. Capitol SUBURBAN HOME t large a try rooms, basement, fur nace, fireplace. Double garage. 2 lota 66x200. Abundance of fruit and thade trees and many fine shrubs and flow ering plants.-Place easy walking dis tance to bus and schools. Offered for only $4,500. Worth more. CHILDS MILLER. Realtors 344 State Street Phone 6708. SPECIAL, For a few days only we are offering a fine 6 room house, splendidly r.iilt and close to business district, large lot with abundance of flowering trees and shrubs. House has large living r J.n with fine view of hills and river, 3 large bedrooms with open sleeping porch. This is a country home -ight down town. You will like it Worth $6,000. Owner will accept $4,900, half cash If sold at once. Call Mrs Ellis, 6708 for appointment CHILDS A MILLER, REALTORS S44 State Street Phone 6708. Housea Grant. 529 Court. TeL 7723. A.. ries, $550. double garage, well, cher- 5 A. 4 rra , elect., barn, garage, co $261 down, bal. $15.12 ops.. $140. month. $3000 buys property; will bring $30 or more per mo. Must hare $1300 cash, bal. $13.75 mo. Also 2 furnished houses, 5 rra. each, priced right. For bargains. SEE Frank Griepentrog, 1940 McCoy Street TeL 4954. Exchange Real Estate Wanted: To exchange first class Sa lem home for farm with timber and creek. Box 101, Statesman. For Sale Farms A. Beautiful 5 R. mod. home, flow ers, fruit, nuts and shrubs. Paved road. Close In, $3750.00. Terma A., paved road, close to Salem, east. A real buy at $850.00. 10 A. 5 R. house, walnuts snd cher ries. This is all fine river bottom soil. $2500.00. Terms. 26 A. House, fine barn and outbuild ings, elec. water system, all kinds of fruit Will take house In Salem A. Fine buildings, elec water sys tem. Good stream, close to school. Fully stocked and equipped. $6500. R. A. FORKNER, 1853 N. Capitol 100 acres, 2 miles from. Lebanon, 25 acrea cultivated, balance, timber and pasture. Spring water piped to build ings. 6 room house; bath,- hot and cold water, all fenced. 3 acres orchard, good barn. $4200. MELVIN JOHNSON, 725 Court St. Phone 8728.' Acreage Let me show you this 12 acres, on the pavement, small down payment, b lance $10 per month with no inter est : Immediate possession. H. C. Shields, 210 Ore. Bldg. Tel. 8902. Wanted Real Estate Want to buy or rent 4 or 5 R. mod. bouse. Box 1018, Statesman. Best small home, 3800 to $1000 cash will . r chase. Box 1020, Statesman. ' 1 Business Opportunities j $550.00 buys grocery stock and fix tures. $850.00 buys second hand store doing good business. Good business and building. well located. Priced to selL R. A. FORKNER, 1853 N. Capitol LOOK SPECIAL For $375 you can be your own boss. It will buy a variety confectionery store, cigars, tobaccos, school suppliea, popcorn good business, cnesp rent. Hurry and Bee -BECHTEL or JACKSON. 341 State Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN on Salem res idence property. Small monthly pay ments. Salem Federal Svga. A Loat Assn.. 402 State Street. Phone 4109. WANTED: To loan money oa farm, acreags or city property. Have on amount of $8000 to loan on business property, low interest rate. Se us for prompt service. CHILDS A MILLER, Mtre. Loans 844 Stat Street Pbon 470. Federal housing loans title X. build or refinance homes or business prop. Low rates, Abrams A Ellis, Masonic B. A Complete Service on Loans Up to $300 W can advance cash quickly and privately to any employed man r woman la 14 hours. Beneficial. Loan Society of Salem Room 119, New Bligb Bldg. 2nd floor LICENSED NO. S-IZ3 A ai 16 by STATE 818 Stat St. TeL t 7 4i. Loans Mad tn Karby Towns Automobile Loans Private money for automobll loan at new low rates, Personal Attention N Delays You Keep Your Car - Roy Simmons First Nat l Bank Bldg. Phone 8551 . Licensed by the State For Sale Used Cars $20.00 IXCLUDIXO FEBRUART 29 WE STILL GIVE $20 FOR ANYTHING YOU CAN CALL A CAR ON A TRADE R E ME We Will Not Be Undersold ... We Do Not Misrepresent , . , We Furnish a Written Guarantee TODAYS BARGAINS 28 Essex Coach motor, finish and rubber very good only 30 Ford Panel Delivery new paint, rubber 80 and motor A-l. gain 30 Pontlac Sedan A beauty and has tuny guaranteed usea car mat woks liae new 30 DeSoto Sedan this la a real bargain motor baa complete overhaul, new upholstery and at the low price of 31 Chevrolet Coach motor, tires and finish are in excellent condition, priced to sell at only 31 Chevrolet Sedan Has been carefully cleaned Inside and out ha or iginal finish and carries the red O. K. tag 33 Chevrolet Coupe If you want a coupe, you will be proud of its ap pearance and performance -guaranteed and reduced for quick sale to only 385.00 33 Chevrolet Coach Act today if you want to buy a slightly used Chevrolet Coach has new finish and new air wheels and Urea, only one at this special low price : . 465.00 34 Chevrolet Coach Special for a few days only Big, attractive, de pendable In perfect condition, knee action. Fisher body A etc. A re duction for this special offer and now only $495.00 34 Chevrolet Sport Coupe Grasp this opportunity to enjoy Chevrolet's famous beauty, performance and economy at this unprecedented low price has new paint, tires A etc guaranteed and the price Is only 525.00 McKAY CHEVROLET CO. 333 Center Street Phone Open Sundays VALLEY MOTOR CO. R & G AND SQUARE DEAL MONEY BACK GUARANTEED USED CARS Clean-Up Specials 1927 Chevrolet Coach $ 90.00 1925 Studebaker Sedan, new paint A-l mech. 115.00 1927 Overland Coach, new rub ber 75.00 65.00 60.00 1925 Studebaker Tour. top, new paint 1928 Bulck Sedan Calif A SQUARE DEAL ALWAYS AT THE VALLEY MOTOR CO. Marlon Liberty Center A Liberty TWO USED CAR LOTS See This Lineup Before You Buy 1926 Pontlac Coupe 1928 Pontlac Coach 1929 Durant Coach 1933 Plymouth Coupe 1934 Chevrolet Coupe 1927 Pontlac Coach 1929 Durant Sedan 1929 Oldsmobile Coupe 1928 Durant Coach 1928 Pontlac Cabriolet 1930 Durant Sedan 1935 Dodge Sedan 1927 Star Touring 1931 Ford Coupe 1931 Chrysler Coupe 1935 Plymouth Coupe 1929 Chrysler Coupe 1931 Pontlac Coach 1925 Oakland Touring 1928 Oldsmobile Coupe Salem Auto Co. Home of CHRYSLER A PLYMOUTH 435 N. Commercial Phone 4673. 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-operated finance company where your needs will receive every consideration both before and after th loan Is made. No Delayr - - - No Red Tap General Finance Corp. First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 8553 Licensed. S-13S by Stat MONEY TO LOAN on strictly high grade property in sums of $1000 or more no commission or brokerage. LADD A BUSH TRUST COMPANY Loans Wanted FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS. Invest your money at home where you can examine the security yourselL W have a number of highly secured first mort gages netting investor 6 semi-annu ally. Amounts $500-$750-$100-$2000. W co.lect the interest for you. See us for SOUND INVESTMENTS. CHILDS A MILLER, Mtge. Loans 344 State Street Phone 6708. Loans wanted on farm and city property. Before borrowing. Inquire at .Hawklna A Roberta Livestock and Poultry Baby chicks and custom Warnler's Hatchery. 2160 N. hatching. Fifth. DAY OLD LEGHORN COCKER ELS 82.00 per 100 f. o. b. McCoy. Wednesday of each week beginning February 12. OAK KNOLL POULTRY FARM, McCOY, OREGON. For Sale Wood 16" old growth fir,- $5.50. TeL J371 Guaranteed dry 2nd growth. 7860. Wood all kinds. Call 5616. Get What you buy. Tom A George. 16 to. old fir, $5.50. Phono 9466. GUARANTEED DRY woodReal TeL 8000, Salem Fuel Co. Trad Cottage. PLANER ENDS For Quick. h- fire. Salem Box Co. Telephone 7122 Dry fir, $5. Oak, ash. TeL 3600. 16 In. old fir, Snd growth, ash. and maple mixed. $o.50 cd. TeL S037. Guaranteed wood. all. kinds. Old fir. $i.50. 8.1 4 S. Commercial. - ,; Wood Sawing Wood sawing reasonable. Call 1291 - Wood sawing, lowest prices, T. 6084. Lost and Found LOST Small gold brooch, TaroaWe as keepsake.' Reward. Mrs. FergusoIT, 1602 center, lei. zz. For Sale Used Cars M BE R $ 95.00 Bar- 195.00 new rubber, paint and motor. 265.09 816.00 845.00 365.00 430 N. Commercial 3189 A Evenings USED CAR SPECIALS Savef and Shop at Otto J. Wilson's See Doc and Sam We are Overstocked in the Following Price Ranges UNDER $300.00 1929 Buick 4-door Sedan in fine con dition. 1929 Ford Coupe, 2 new tires, new bat tery. 1930 Ford Roadster, V-8 wheels and tirea 1930 Ford Convertible Coupe, new top recunaiiionea. 1928 Stude 4-door Sedan. UNDER $200.00 1926 Buick 4-door Sedan In splendid conunion 1928 Bulck 2-door Sedan. 1926 Hup 4-door Sedan. 1928 Pontlac 4-door Sedan. UNDER $100.00 1926 Stude 2-door Sedan 1925 Stude 2-door Sedan 1926 Olds 4-door Sedan 1926 Pontlac 2-door Sedan 1926 Pontlac Coupe 1927 Star Coupe 1926 Chev. 4-door Sedan 1925 Hudson 2-door Sedan UNDER $50.00 1926 Ford Coupes (2) 1926 Ford Touring, good curtains 1925 Overland 2-door with Pontlac motor. 1925 Bulck 2-door Sedan We will give at least $10.00 in trade for anything with wheels and motor you can still call a car. (Condition no oDject ) . . - OTTO J. WILSON BUICK A PONTTAC DEALER 288 N. Com'L St Phone 5451. The Oldest Automobile Sales & Service In Salem. Chevrolet Coupe. 1928: Ford. Tu dor, 1931. Sacrifice pricea Route 5, Box 17, 12th St cutoff. 1932 Pontlac Sedan thoroughly over hauled, good paint and tirea Will ac cept cheaper used car In trade. Car can be seen at 218a Myrtle Ave., Sunday. Chevrolet Factory Demonstrator 1936 Chevrolet Master Sedan, less than 5000 miles. Sold as a new car with a new car guarantee. Substantial reduction makes this th most attract ive buy In town. PHONE RHOADES, 6182 or 3189 Wanted Used Cars I ARTS CAR MARKET 266 N. Church, opposite State the atre, will pay cash for good used late model cars. Notice is hereby given that The National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey, of New York, N. Y., has filed its trade-mark "Jack Frost" with the Secretary of State of Oregon, to be used on sugar, cinnamon and sugar, invert sugar, sugar liqnor, syrup, etc. F-25 M-3-10 NOTICE OP THE VACATION OP WILLSON AVENUE Notice Is hereby given that the common council of the city of Salem, Oregon, by resolution duly and regularly adopted and filed on February 17, 1936, .has de clared Its Intention to vacate, and has initiated proceedings to va cate, a portion of that certain tract of land designated as Will son Avenue on the Recorded Plat of the city of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, lying between State and Court streets, said por tion of Willson Avenue being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the South line of Court Street being the North line of Will son Avenue, 99 fL in a West erly direction from the Northwest corner of Block 84 of the Recorded Plat of the City of Salem; thence In a Westerly direction 174.37 ft; thence In a Southerly di rection parallel to the West line of said Block 84, 330 ft. to the North line of State Street, being the South line of Willson Avenue; thence in a Easterly direction 174 37 ft. along the said North line of State Street being the South Line of Willson Ave nue; thence in a Northerly direction parallel to the West line of said Block 84, 330 ft. to the place of beginning. and the 6th day of April, 1936. at the hour of 8:00 o'clock p. m.. in the council chambers of the city hall of and in the said city of Salem, has been fixed as the time and place for consideration of such vacation and for hearing any objections or remonstrances thereto. Objections, if any, to such vacation must be filed, in writing, with the - undersigned prior to the time herein fixed for hearing the same. A. WARREN JONES. , City .Recorder. F-25 M-3-1 0-17-2 4 Business Directory Cards in this directory ma I Mattresses on . ninthly basis only. Rate: MBttrw new J 1 1.06 per line per month. CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Pbon 0. , FLUFF-RUO and Hum Anln RmIcm Factory. NSW MATTKESd mad. tc AUtO Praitta order old remade; carpet cleaning, six - . ... - , , ing; fluff rug weaving. 8. IStb A Wll Ulk Panes, 271 South Commercial. Mir. TL 144 1. OTTO F. ZW1CKER " Est. 1I1L Chimney Sweep 1 Miieic Stores 1 Telephone 4460. R C Northnesa, iJF0 & wiU-Planoa. radios, newing i machines, aheet music and piano atud- ChirOTJraCtOTS ' Repairing radio, phonograph an 1 nmirajpstsvwao TCw)nK mnrhines. 422 Stat Street Salem. DR. O. L. SCOTT. PSC, Chiropractor zst k. High. TaL Re. mi. j Photo Engraving Contractors Salem photo ens-raving. 147 N. Com I 1 merclal. Tet MS7. We build for lea. Peter Johansen, , geru contractor, 1145 Madison. Tel. ( Physicians and Surgeons Dr. E. E. Getaiaff haa moved ms of- Electrical Sendee t0 i National Bank , 1 building to IHO Center St Phone 7771. BOSLER Electric. Z4f Stat Si Wli- , p. . 1 ins. motora, appliance, re pa Ira. service- J tTTintmg I Excavating roR STATIONER!, cards, pempb- w lets, program, beoka or any kind ol Excavating of an kind Baaementa "jTa5. dug. Dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for lTu?im Commercial. Tale- aal. Salem Sand and Gravel Co. Phone pnon 840 I Stoves Florists . ... ' 1 repair stove, ranges, circulators. Ri..ii' til nrt S" new and rebuilt atovea ranges and Braltnaupta, 447 Court, circulators, stork fence, posts, chicken 1 1 1 hi.. A nm, rtr i . mm. tr'r Salem Fence and Stave Works 1 Key8 1 j Transfer We make keys. Barry W. 8cetC , , Jfj . . FOR local or distant transfer storage. i all 1131, Larmer Transfer Ca Truck? LanndneS , Portland dally. THE NEW SALES! LAUNDRY Ramseyer truck service. Phone 1354. THE WEIDER LAUNDRY M & Hlsa TeL tilt CAPITAL. CITY. Tranafer Ca Ms State St Tel. 7771. Distributing, for CAPITAL CITT LAUNDRY warding and storage our specialty. Gel First In Quality and Service mr rates. Telephone Sits i:4 Broadway , Well Drilling I , Vacunm Qeaners J For nnt 0T service, call Salem T'ard- R. A. West. R. t. Bo 445. Tel. 110FI ware Co. TeL 4806. Packed House Is Mrs. E. E. Taylor Pleased by Drama Reported on Mend MACTiEAY, Feb. 24. A packed house was in attendance Saturday night when the Central Howell community club presented the three act comedy "The Blue Bag." All parts were exceptionally well taken. The scene was the Macklin ho tel with few patrons, in a small town. Mrs. Macklin played by Mrs. Clarence Johnson had three am bitions: to make her hotel well known at any cost, hare a public wedding in the hotel and hold her husband though she considered him a fickle old tool. John Lauderback took the part of the skiddlsh husband; Ruth Simmons and Jimmie Leighty were the eloping couple, Helen Nafziger and Raymond Werner represented Mr. and Mrs. Keefer trying to steal the blue bag con taining the Jewels. Anton McDonald in search of the blue bag was portrayed by Earl Schar, his chauffeur, a sheik, Max Simmons. The maid who vamped the sheik, Hazel Hanson. The actress in disguise was Emo gine Wood, the custom officer was taken by Ray Rutchman. Other numbers on the program were piano solo, Irvln Branch; vo cal solo, Albert Egan; tap dance. Marion Robertson; solo dance, Robert McGilchrist: music by Paul Winslow, C. DeFlene, Joe DeGurre, Don Mcf heery, L. Preln, Erwin Winkenwefder. Liberty District Finds Two Inches of Snow on Ground Monday Morning LIBERTY, Feb. 24 About two. inches of snow was on the ground here Monday morning, as south wind blowing, and more snow falling. There was no freeze and con sequently the ground is in I slushy condition as surface water yet drained off. Car Parked During Rites At Mortuary Catches Fire SILVERTON. Feb. 24. The sedan automobile belonging to Dr. W. Steelhammer of Portland took fire during the services for his mother's funeral Sunday af ternoon as it stood parked behind the Ekman funeral home. Mrs. E R. Ekman discovered the fire in the upholstering and in the back seat and with the aid of Mrs Edson Comstock extinguished it. Some damage was done to the up holstering. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that by an order of the County Court of the County of Marion State of Oregon, duly made rendered and entered of record in said court on the first day of February, 1936, CHRYSTINE MELBY WHITE was duly ap pointed as administratrix of tbe estate of RANDIE MELBY, de ceased, and that said Chrystine Melby White has duly qualified as such administratrix. AH per sons having claims against said estate hereby are required to present the same, with proper vouchers and due verification, to said administratrix at 214 United States National Bank Building, Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first pub lication of this notice. Dated and first published the fourth day of February, 1936. CHRYSTINE MELBY WHITE, " as Administratrix of the Es tate ot RANDIE MELBY, De ceased. CARSON A CARSON, Attorneys for Administratrix. ' F.4-1I-1&-2;'M". 3. SILVERTON, Feb. 24. Mrs. E. Taylor, who has been crit ically ill at her home, was report ed somewhat better Sunday. Mrs. Frank Fierst, wife of Lieut. Fierst of the Veterans CCC mill camp, was taken to the Portland hospital for an emergency operation Thurs day morning. Silverton's sick list has mounted considerable during the past week and Includes Mrs. G. I. Barr, Miss Beryl Fletcher, Mrs. Nora Ball and Jack Fox. Mrs. Lee Alfred was called to Portland because of the serious burns of her brother, Miles San ders. Sanders was ill but was up and about. It was thought he fainted and fell on the stove. Charlotte Brokke, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Brokke was taken to the Silverton hospital Saturday for observation. Richard Hartley, who was in jured in a coasting party a week ago at the Silverton Hills, will be moved the first of the week to the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hartley. Record Crowd at PTA Gathering FALLS CITY, Feb. 24. The February Parent-Teachers meet ing Monday night was attended by a record crowd. Membership songs by the audience led by Mrs. R. Rawl with Miss Treat at the piano opened the meeting follow ed by the repeating of the Lord's prayer. The president, Mrs. W. L, Russell, conducted a short busi ness session. The P.T.A. attend ance banner went to the second and third grade room but tbey received plenty of competition from the other grades. Mrs. Wal ter Peterson will be the chairman of next month's program commit tee. The meeting was turned over to Miss Phyllis Dorffler, chair man of the program committee, who announced the following numbers of tbe Founder's day program: A report of the conference of Home Makers held at Corvallis last week by Mrs. J. B. Hatch; a short talk on "The Meaning and Origin of Founder's Day" by Mrs Alma Freer; vocal trio, Miss Thomas, Mrs. K n a p p and Mrs. Reiber; history of P.T.A. work In Falls City; candle lighting service in commemoration of the Parent- Teachers' association with Jack Keeler, Doris Silvers, Mrs. M. L. Thompson. Mrs. Frances Speergtra and Mrs. W. L. Russell participat ing in the ceremony.' The large birthday cake was auctioned off for the sum of one dollar and a halt to W. L. Rus sell by D. J. Ickes. A birthday of fering was taken by A. A. Pince and the audience brought the pro gram to a close by the singing of America. Refreshments were serv ed by the high and grade school faculty. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned hare been appointed execntrices of the 'es tate and last will of Mabel C. My ers, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to said executrices at the of fice ot Geo. A. Rhoten. 511 U. S National Bank Bldg., Salem, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this February 17, 1936. - BLANCHE E. McCLEERY MAUDE I. WALTER Execntrices ot the estate of Mabel ' C. Myers, deceased. GEO. A. RHOTEN 511 U. B.t Bank Bldg. v Salem,. Ore. F-1S-25-M-3-10-17. ' Attoraejr for the Estates v Reed Services Held Lebanon Pioneer of '52 Honored by Many Friends at Funeral Monday LEBANON, Feb. 24 The community in which he had lived since coming to Oregon as a youth of 14, in 1852, paid tribute to John Gerald- Reed, 97, who died here Saturday, in simple funeral services at the Howe chapel here at 2 p.m. today. He left his boyhood home and birthplace, Burlington, Iowa, where he was born August 31, 1838, to make the covered wagon journey across the plains in a par ty of 24 wagons led by his grand father, father of his mother, Het- tie Morgan Reed, a native of Ken tucky. His father, James N. Reed, a native ot Illinois, was another leader of the party. After his arrival in Oregon, where his family settled in Linn county, he made nine trips to California with wagon-loads of flour and apples, while still a youth in his 'teens. Married 76 Years " Death closed tbe final chapter of the 76 years of married life he had shared with his wife. Anna Bond Reed, 93, pioneer of 1853, who survives. The couple was married on September 21, 1859. the same year that Oregon became a state, at tLe home of the bride's father, Nathan W. Bond, on the Santiam river near Albany, south east of Knox Butte. Her parents, Nathan and Elizabeth Traylor Bond, had moved to Linn county from near Jefferson, in Marlon county, where they had spent their first winter in Oregon at the home of her uncle, Jesse Loo ney. who came to Jefferson as a member of the first emigrant par- of 1843 that laid the way to Oregon. Moved to Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. Reed lived many years on their large farm near Lebanon, but before the turn of the century had acquired a large house in Lebanon, where they lived the latter years of their life. Mr. Reed was mentally alert and physically active until shortly before his death. Besides his wife, Mr. Reed Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Eli zabeth Denny, Portland; a son. Austin Reed, near Albany; three grandchildren, six great-grand children, and two great-great grandchildren. One son, Clifton Reed, died In his youth, and a Cross Word Puzzle 12 13 'CA 5 16 22 23 24 25 21 51 32 A 34 35 3 3 3? 42 43 41 SO 51 52 57 5 61 62 By EUGENE HORIZONTAL 1 Kind of dog 4 What Scottish national hero was Robert I, King of Scot land? 9 Tree 12 Anglo-Saxon coin 13 What island in th Baltic is at th entrance to th Golf of Riga? 14 Game at cards 15 Arched part of the foot 17 Elude 19 Greek god of war 21 Tribe in the Naga Hills 22 Mohammedan noble 25 Once around a track 27 What American statesman was president of th Hague Tribun al of Arbitration in 1913? 31 Witticism 32 Who headed an airplane ex- pditio into th Antarctic with Bernt Balcb.cn in 1933? 34 Within 35 Feminine name 38 Consume 37 Pronoun 3S Hollow 41 Affirmative 42 What town near Amsterdam ia Holland ia noted a n market for the sal of che? 43 Short for Theodore 44 In this place 45 Hebrew name for God 47 Contest of speed 49 "My Battle" is th name nf th autobiography f what dic tator? S3 What king of Persia was th son of DartnsT 57 Mythological bride of Athamag 58 Animal related to the corse 60 Inspire with fear 61 Firmament 62 DemonstratiTe word 63 Number VERTICAL 1 Hawaiian food 2 Vase with a pedestal 8 Aeriform fluid - . 4 What nam a applied to a ' South African colonist of . Dutch descant? & Opposing effectually 6 Pronoun 7 Letter of the alphabet Feminine name o . ,-. . t2 46 P daughter .Mrs. Effa Bod well, died In 1927. Officiating minister at the fun eral service was Rev. George Sim ons. Pallbearers were all members aof pioneer families. Interment was In Riverview cemetery, Al bany., ' Grange Croup at Ankeny on Visit TALBOT, Feb. 24 Members of Ankeny Grange No. 540 who at- . tended the regular meeting of Un ion Hill grange Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finlay, Mr. . and Mrs. J. O. Farr, Walter Wolf, Mr. Ralph Dent. Mr. J. W. Gil mour, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cale, Marshall, Miles, and Minerva Jones, Irvin Lenabarg, Phyllis Cole, Jake Brown, Alphonse and Lenore Schacher, Wllma Winter mantel, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hartley, Ilene Bllnston, Vernon Miller,' Mrs. Earl Miller. Mrs. Ben Simk son. Mrs. Edna Reeves, Edwin' Swartz, Mrs. William Evans and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johnston and son, Wayne. Officers of Ankeny grange were seated and Master Rolph Dent was in charge ot the meeting. The program was also . given by Anfceny grange which consisted ot "Lincoln." Lenore Schacher; " Washington," Mrs. Eugene Finlay; description ot a perfect granger, Eugene Finlay; recitation, Phyllis Cole; play, "Cornfed Balues", given by Es ther Hartley, Alphone Schacher, Ralph Dent, Ilene Bllnston and. Wilna Wintermantel, piano solo. Talk, Edgln Swartx; woofua dance, Wilma Wintermantel and Phyllis Cole. After the meeting, supper was served in the dining room. Girl, Burned by Fall On Stove, Under Knife FALLS CITY, Feb. 24 Little Gertrude Morgan, who received serious burns when her clothing caught on fire from the heating stove a few weeks ago had to have new skin grafted. The oper ation was performed Tuesday morning, her uncle, Gilbert Mor gan giving the necessary amount ot skin required. Last Rites Held AUMSVILLE, Feb. 24 The funeral services for Mrs. Blanche Getchell, who passed away at ber home here last Thursday, were held at the Bethel church Sunday, at 1:30 p. m. T. C. Mountain preached the sermon, and a quar tet, Mrs. Fred Potteh, Mrs. D. A. Lowe, Reverend Henry Aarhuse and Charles Martin, sang. Inter ment was at Stayton cemetery. IO II 14 A I 26 21 21 2d 2H SO 'A 33 36 37 AO 41 44 A 41 53 54 55 56 5? 60 'A P. 63 A SHEFFER 9 Winged Dart 10 Morsel dipped in liquid 11 Garden implement 16 Sailor 18 What French landscape artist IS famous for painting scenes in th faint liaht of dawn? 20 Salt 22 Hooded cape 23 Individual 24 Pronoun 26 Sym podium 28 Correlative of either 29 Not the same 30 The ones referred to 32 Sense organ 33 Existed 35 What seaport near th border f East Prussia was detached from Germany by the Treaty of Versailles? 39 One of the United States (abbr.) 4fJ Rowing implement 41 Biblical pronoun 44 Pronoun 46 One of a people akin to the Lithuanians 48 Swollen area 49 Possessive pronoun 50 Writing fluid , ' 51 Plaything v 52 College cheer 54 Carved memorial post 55 Female of the sheep 56 Japanese coin 59 Italian river Herewith is the solution to y ester, day's puzzle. CanfTisat ltll On rartam trsftnitv 7A 122 SA VA