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Newspaper Page Texti 'J:. The OREGON STATESMAN. Salera. Thursday Morning; May 21, 1936 PAGE NINE fMirm ft - .V, 4 X r I .w Statesman Classified Ads .' Call 9101 . ' - - t i Classified Advertising - i . j , i Single Insertion per line Three insertions per line Six Insertions per line One montb per line Minimum charge Copy for tfala pan aeeepte' oatil :30 tbe eveaiag Wore pubHeariee for elaaaificatiea. Copy receiva after this timo will too ran anitr the keil tag Too Lata to Classify, j J i Tto Stateisss name o finan cial respoaeibi ty for errors: Uca stay appoar ia aevertisee-tate sabliab od ia its colaatsa. and in casta arbora this papar is at faalt will reprint tbat part of aa adfartiscataat ia white the typograp-icai mistake oecara. i -.. Tho Statcaataa reserves tho right to reject eaestioBable advertising. It fur ther reserves tao right to classify all advertising under tbe proper classifies ties. I ! Help Wanted EXP. COOK. Man or woman. State Cafeteria. . -! . 1 M '. i ". WANT ONE local: young- man and nnx vounr lady w1w are interested in publishing themselves tn a well-pa y Ina? business permanently. No invest ment required but roust bo willing to work hard and be satlsnea witn ave rage pa-r to start- "References required. Can today. 311 State St. t Room 205, 4:Jtta.m. I Meln Wanted r'emale WANTED WOMAN for general housework. TeL 55fc S. Liberty. WANTED EXPERIENCED 1 young ld7- in office. Stenographer. Box 610 matesman. - i ; i EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER, state age, reference-, wagea expected. itov S13, Statesman. j ; ' ! GIRL FOR tsou-ework. Mrs. R. E. Barker, Ri. 1, Box 3. Phone 63F4. UlOc L20c I a A. ,,.r;r - JMf! 4 - ft A t ;,.'. , 25C TS I Situations Wanted CLEAN MIDDLE axed! man will work for board, "room and expenses. Steady. City preferred.. Box 609 States man. ! i ' ' ! 1 - ui"i inji in-ii-ni-ii-i-i-w-i-'-1 1 -iJ- i- - - EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER desires position. Excellent! recommen iHtiona Call 542. j li POSITION AS janitor, night watch man or other work, Dy snsrntiy oia ibied veteran. TeL 567. H EXPERIENCED TRUCK and trac tor driver wishes Job catt give good references. L F. Jones, 474 S.i Com'L, ! Woodry Furn. I :! I For Sale Mineellaneou I i Safe for sale, flrrpruot 26t ATiirine keta. .. i- , 1 -0,; - TOP DIRT, and. fertniaer, garden rock. Phone 1800, Lacey. j i! ADDING MACHINES, leashUregls rera, typewriters sold, rented, swapped. Kvpert repair service, moderate prices. Roe Typewriter Exc, 420 Court. UPHOLSTERING. CUSHION ser vice furniture repairing. McDowell. 6 S6 Center. TeL 9653. -j - 4 - u MMMMaMaaiiaayMVaj - CROOKED FINGER hill grown non Irrfgated No. 1 Burbank seed and table potatoes. Puritan Cider Works, West Hilcm. - ! -- f- - ir I.Ulre. 11 foet ease, cheap. s!97 S. . t'nnmercial St ! - ! . i! TUBEROUS ROOTED begonias and 1 bedding plants. 1 i JAT MORRIS, Florist; rtukiuii J63T i . 1. ayMNA ACCORDION. 2w01S, Superior, ARE TOU hard tf heaiilng? Ask for f Lome tent rf Sbnotone, Bone con )nion. Write Wm. s. aught, la Kiginaw St., Salem. i - MALE RAT Terrier. TeL 449. ' FOR SALE One splndel leg Majes tic radio 7-tuWa, $15.00: one living room desk, neany new. 11 ..! r. Ryder, No. 207, Royal Court Ants. FOR SALE 16 H. P. outboard mo tor. $73 caah. A. C. Anlerson Truck Co. LARGE BABY bed and tricycle, eood condition. Reasonable. 2053 N. Front. . . Wanted -Miscellaneous I FreeWe pick up deaO and worth. less horses, cows, sheep TeL 4 if 9, - SEWING MACHS., parts, repairs, Singer Co.. 279 N. Com'L! WANTED GOOD home for Spaniel female dog.; TeL 934L ; F Miscellaneous T part ILURCUTS. ADULTS! 25c. children 80d, 303 S. Winter St.. corner Trade. COLD STORAGE locker. Ramage'. tit N. Liberty. Fhone 875J. . KINDERGARTEN AND primary school will be conducted through the orjttmer months by. an accredited and avnerlenced 'teacher. Attention given children needing special I help. Normal ' sr'tool references. Box sii, care jsiaies- msn. ! j : '. . I Wanted Furniture CASH PAID FOR TOUR.TOOLS , Stoves, Furniture rCiiiiii Hard vara A Furniture Co. $85 N. Commercial For Rent Rooms NICE ROOM, close mi TeL 4515. - Room and Board j RM.-BD. TeL 1394. $60 Cbemeketa, i tn i . 4 ..r...t ror stc-xii nMaiiicui DUPLEX AFT-1551 N. Winter. 4 R. PARTLT FURN. PU adult 35 J N. 21st. , ! - j - '- I f - a.al 5 -BOOM FURN. apt. Clean and comfortable, aJults orJy4 645 Ferry. ADVERTISING ! ' Western Advertising Repre8enutives i Fenger-Hall Ce, Ltd, gas rraneisao, Lot ingelea Stlttle Eastern AdTertlsing Representatives ; : ; Bryant-Griffith A Branson, Ine Chlcago. New Tork, Detroit. -Boston, AtlaaU r. tfaral ai f ha fOalOTICO St SOlem. Oregon, a coa4-Cifls Matter. P iL,i.A trv atom is 0 cept tfeaday BHMReii tlltm. 11$ Swth Commercial RnnscRiPTION RATES: Matt Subscription Rates, la Advance. ... a . V t -a. . a J SZUSam Aa OS- 1 within urtgoni """.f"' .VJ,". Mo. 50 cents: 8 Mo. $L25 ; 6 Mo. 43.28 : Mi?or irtoi tor lyeai-T. advance. Pot LICENSED NO WK A M 14$ by V - I For Rent Apartment j APT. M t $8. 3S5 BeUerucu -- - - - -2 ROOM FCRX apt., main floor, $L73 vk. 1290 Oak. TeL 537 f. APT. VDULTS. 735 y. aaamgrclaL 1 AND 2 R. turn, apt., 1st floor, reasonable. 32 Water St. 1 ROOM APT, alio 8 room apt, Fur nished. TeL 7641. 2261 Hazel Ave. Call before I or after 5 p. m.) 2 ROOM APT.. 25 J. CapltoL f 2 R. FURX.. prlv. bath. Wallef. NICE SMALL apC CSS Center. t ROOM: OVERSTUFFED furni ture, fireplace, 658 Center.. For Rent -Houses ' J FURN. HOUSE. Tell 37:3. Melvln jonnym. i 7 r. nousE, :;i Dion. For Rent Rent I acres. Call C3F15. HocDltaa beds and wherlrhalra to I nt H. I. Stiff Furniture Co. ; Offtee rooms for rent lit Sute Ft feL 3711. I . - . i PARTIALLT" FURNi effice .. apace. Tei T929. 1 PHILLIPS VAN Service. TeL 5411. TO LEASE on share. 1 j acres to Dlant to late potatoes. La.nd la plowed Tel. S77S. C. W. Brock, Otu 1, Box 388. j Wanted to Rent WANTED APT. or Isoum to sublet for the summer months. Giro details. Box 407. Statesman.) i For SaleReal Estate I 5 RMS MODERXr consider build ing lot as part payment; Fhone 81.03. - BARGAIN SIX ROOM. Plastered house, modern except basement, nice least front lot. 1 uistsnt owner oners tow pna ui $1800 with $250 down. $20 per month. I SEE .Mrs. Ellis with i CHILDS A MILLER. Realtor 844 State St. Phone 6708 Houses. Grant. 129 Court. Tel. 1723. BRICK HOME 1 BRAND NEW. best of construction. modern tn every detail. A-real buy at $4500 on terms you can pay. j SEE Mrs. Ellis witn ) i CHILDS A MILLER. Realtor 344 State St. Phone 4708. tor sale I flfVkn nr.n botiu ft tilwlra. nnrth 1 U. atnrv 1 rrumi. nlaatered. base- I mn anil iini, 1n lllilt.; ft. Prlre i only $2100 with $600 caslv. CALL Mrs. Ellis with - CHILDS A MILLER. Realtor 344 State St i Phono 6708. T RM. HOUSE, good cond., dirt cheap, cash or terms at 1298 N. Church St Owner 207 S. E. 30th Ave., Port land. - i i 1 HOUSES $ 950. 4 RMS, PAVING pd. Plenty of . or fruit. Terms, i $150 Neat, small house, fine condi tion, lively anruDS, garage. Davinjc Dd. S1S0 down. $2350 Mod. rooms and nook. Hard wood floors, oasement, rurnace and rireplace. Terms. j 1 Acre, 4 rom plastered house, best Of SOIL 2V. BlL N. IlaOO. $ A. All modern bides. Large chicken . house, good barn, i creek, $3500 terms. -A. Stocked and equipped, good soil. .fine bldgs., electricity, stream, $6500, terms. j R. A. FORKNER 1853 N. Capitol GOOD WAREHOUSE location. TeL 956L I . FOR SALE 4 ROOM STUCCO's house, strictly modern, close in, $1509.00; $200.00 cash. i 1 acre tract 6 miles out on pavement, extra good house and; outbldgs. Price 33700.00. H cash, on will trade lor house in Salem. ROSTEIN A ADOLPH 110 i N. Commercial Street Exchange Real Estate I WILL $200 CASH, and good month- j ly payments buy your acreage tract! uttu or inauiries xor email maces. ' 5 rm. house, fine location ; trade lor something in Sacramento. H. C. Shields. Oreg. BItlg. TeL SSOZ. WANTED TO BUT WE HAVE two clients who each want a house with 8 bedrooms. 3250 land $500 down what! have you? Hur- J ry, list with us. Also have a good 6 R. house valued at $2000 trade for acre- as. A dandy 40 AJ farm, have in cron ; some stocK ana implements bto I with place has good j house and large barn. S3000 for a quick deal, la ice house in trade. What have you? Hurry 311 State street xvoora m. For SaleFarms IMMEDIATE POSSESSION " 1 OF ONE of the finest, little farms In the valley. 10- minute drive to Salem and on paved highway. 25 acres best of land, 20 acres cultivated ana in crop, baL fine pasture with creek. 5 room bungalow, barn, garage and chicken coops, electric lights, driven well with water system, stocK ana machinery all goes tor only 85.000, part term a Might consider small Sa lem home as part. i SEE CliKord Harold witn CHILDS A MILLER, Realtor 344 State St. Phone 4708. 14V"A?rnT.UJlSme Timber, springs, 3 rm. house, good barn in grove. On 2 rds., $3500 or will take good equity in small farm close in. Acreage or city property and cash. Owner. 1460 N. Summer. TeL 5829. I Acrease CLOSE IN ACREAGE t ACRES WELL located, U mile out on paved road close to bus ; line, race siaou. cash i siuu. raL si 1 1 monthly and Interest. Another beautiful 5 acre tract for $1200, one-half cash, j t z acres east or city on pavea mgn way. In bearing cherries and filberts with ideal building site. Can have base ment Price $1200 and terms. 1 acre for $400. cash $25. baL $10 per rno., low Interest! I If you are thinking of buying small acreaare, SEE US before choosing. 1 CHILDS A MILLER, Realtors 1 344 State St" j Phone 6768. I Business Opportunities I FOR SALE, furn, A lease, small apt house. Inquire Sun. or evenings.; 1171 N. Foorth. - , i Monev to Loan A Complete Service on Loans Up , to $300 Personal Loans f- Wo can advance casn quickly and privately - to any employed man or woman In 34 hours. Beneficial Loan Society of Salem i I n e ta V4.v- ftTUh taJto mm 1 1 For Salo Used Cars I OTTO . WILSON HAS BEEN SELLING; GOOD USED jPEOFLB OF TU13 i, . - ! . I ttnvEsrrr ia tub l! WE HAVE A GOOD REFUTATION TOUR CAR FROM US WITH CONFIDENCE, '1 1 1934 Chrysler, 4-door Sedan 134 Pontiae 2-door Sedan . X 1S32 Bulck (7 Sedan. 4-wh. equipped . 1934 Ford convertible coupe 1931 Bulck SI Sedan 1931 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 1932 Bulck Standard 4 dr. Sedan, f 1933 Chevrolet Master Coupe . 1931 Bulck Small Series Coupe 193d Ford Model A Coupe ,, ,., 1929 Buick Standard Coupe - OltTO J.f Bulck A Pontiae ISS N. ComraerrlaJ Street -iyyy-bj-yVU,M-l-llJVrV,i Loold Look! Look! CLEAN-UP SPECIAL ! . ": ; !. -! -. ' j ! On LowPriced Used Cars -- ! ; - - All Goad, Clean Merchandise 192 Chevrolet Cofich 1928 Ford Coach 1930 Do rant Seda 1927 Essex Sedan . , 192S Essex Sedan1 1927 Oakland Coach . 1916 Buick Coach 1929 Essex Coach 1927 Chevrolet Cpe. Rumble 1927 OUsraobile sedan - t THp VALLEY Marlon' Liberty! - TWO USED Phone MODEL A coupe. New paint, nice condition, $160. Geo. Brant, rt 7, box 509, Silverton Road, Salem, Money, to Loan MONET. LOAN! 310.00 for me at 6 says one of our Investing cus tomer. Must be good security. Farm, acreage or city properties. See us for prompt service oa real estate loans. Low costs. ) CHILDS A MILLER. Mtge. Loans 34 State Street ; i i I Phone 6701 t ' ' . i i S i ' . Federal bousing loan title 2, bund or refinance' home or business prop. Low rates, .Abranw A Ellis. Masonic u FOUR FEK COT Paid OO KiVUlgS INSURED to 85.000.00. saiem eeoerai Mnnn t Loan am a. Guardian Bidg. i Pbon 380L By aa Independent" Saj-m Finance Co. Amounts to iiro.v On to Twenty i Month to Repay Deal with an ; Independent Salem owned-and-operated finance company where vour need will receive every consideration bom peror ana aiiei too loan Is made. r j : No Delays - - - No Red Tape . General Finance fCxtrp.- Flriw Nat'l iUenk Bidg. Phono 853 k Licensed. S-138, by state 4WMesetSae,vVSaiassea PRIVATR LOANS for automobile New low rates. Roy a Simmon. First National Bank Bidg; Loans Wanted Loans wanted (ion irarm and city property. Before t borrowing, inquire at Hawkln A Robert . t i Livestock and Poultry t BABT CHICKS: fori farm or home; 10 varieties. Baby cockerels. DUlletS. custom hatching. J PU. 113F2. Lee" Hatchery, i ': t ' wWWMMMWWajwAajaaawa httskvj HIGH rrade baby chicks. Day old and started. Lepley-. Tel. 8630. For Sale -Wood UUAltANTEEli! DRT wood roal reL 6000. Salfm;: Fuel Co Trad cottage 16 IN. OLD fir. Tel 56JS. DRT WOOD, AH kinds. TeL 6668. I Lost and Found FOUND SPANIELj P. O. Box 122. t rsr WHITE : wire-haired Terrier, brown head. Call 457Sj Kewaro, t rcf DBnwtl lenther bill fold. Rewara. Return to Statesman office. " ' Business Cards In this directory ru oa a moathly baais only. Ratet Sl.uO per line' per month. Auto Brakes Mike Panek. 87$ Sovitb ComtnerctaL Chimney Sweep 1 TELEPHONE 4450, R. E. Northness. Chiropractors DR. O. la SWrrt. P?C. Chiropractor 258 N. High TL Be, Tlt Electrical Service noSI.ER Electric 24$ Stat at' Wir ing, motor appliance, repairs, service. Electrical Tattooing :.f- . - i ; v i. : i 1 LOW PRICED Sailor jjack 438 & 17th. Excavating Bxcavatln of an kinds. Basements duat. Dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for ale. Salem Sand and j ravel co,, rnon 9488. . .. fi:-- ..- v Floor Sanding I j W. W. MEE, 4t8 Mill. TeL 8837. Florists Broithaupt'a, 4 IT Oooirt. ALL atad of floral rorX Lata, rier- ist in ru uioarrv. riei. i4ia. . l Laundries f - i TUB NEW SALEM LAUNDRT THB W EIDER LAUNDRT 63 S High , 4 j Tel. $138 CAPITAL ClTTi LAUNDRT First in Quality and Service re !p bone 8165 1264 Broadway 1 Lawn Mowers ffhei-nanad. renalred and traded. Ph. SIS. Uarrv W, Scott. 141 S. Com'L For Sale -Used Cars CABS FOR OVER 2J TEARS TO VICINITX tjkst POLirrr ; - TO UPHOLD SO TOU CAN BUT f95. . css.oa . M5.ee . 495.ee . 445.00 . 965.69 . S65.ee . 435.00 . 435.00 . .45.00 . 235.00 wn. equipment , , . . WILSON Sales A Service Phone Salem S45L ig! -a..a.a-.a-ai m mm m JllO -S16S 75 - 5 -I 5 65 .3115 3 85 $ 95 MOTOR CO. CAR LOTS - Center Liberty 7190 Save Money - See These 1933 Plymouth 4-D. Sedan $465.00 1931 Bulck 8-56S Sport Coupe 375.00 1930 DeSoto 8 4-Door Sedan 295.00 1930 Ford Deluxe 4-D. Sedan 285.00 1929 Chevrolet 4-D. Sedan 250.00 1929 Chevrolet S-D. Sedan 195.00 1929 Bulck 4-D. Sedan 295.00 i 1928 Bulck std. coupe zuv.vv 1923 Chevrolet Z-D. Sedan, as K Is 100.00 1928 Durant 4 2-D. Sedan 95.0 1926 Ford Roadster, a Is 15.0 1926 Oldsmobile 4-D. Sedan 115.001 1924 MaxweU 4-D. Sedan 65.00 Terms Trades W. L. Anderson, Inc. De Soto-Plymouth Motor Cars 360 Marion Phone 7703 Salem WILL SACRIFICE equity in 193J Plymouth Sport Coupe for immediate sale. Call e lor appointment. PRIVATE OWNER 1935 Graham Special Sedan, perfect In every way. 1100 miles, tcl sin or mo. Wanted Used Cars WANT GOOD Model T Roadster, 1140 So. Com'L FUEL OIL BID 1 m Bids will be received by the undersigned Clerk ot School Dls trict No. 21, Marion County, Ore gon, at his office. 413 Ferry street. Salem. Oregon, up to five p. m. June a, i3 ior ua uev- err of 1850 barrels, more or less. of fuel oil to be delivered in the tanks as follows: 750 barrels Parrish Junior high school. 750 barrels 4ew Senior High school. ' 350 barrels New Grade School. the bidder to specify the spec! tied graTlty of the oil bid on. Oil to be delivered as directed by pur chaser during the period October 1. 1936. to Oct, 1. 1937. Right Is reserved to accept or reject all bids. Bids are to be enclosed m a sealed envelope marked "Fuel Oil Bids." Certified check for ten per cent of the amount of the bid or bidder's bond must be enclosed. A bond in tbe amount of fifty per cent of the contract will be re quired of the successful bidder. W. H. BURGHARDT, Clerk. M. 21-28. J. 7 Directory Mattresses Mattres remade, new eover, 83.91. CAPITOL BEDDING CO. Phone 406$. SALEM FLUFF-Rua and -Ssattresa Factory. NEW MATTRESS made t order, old remade; carpet cleaning, ins- itig; nun rug weaving, o. bur. TeL $44L OTTO F. IWlCKEa Est 191L Music Stores m n. WILL Ptanoa radios, sewing m.rlilnx aheat muala and DianO atUOV laa Rtninnc raaioa DnonoKrapns aua nnt macnines, es aiaio u Salem. j Photo Engraving I Salem photo engraving. 141 N. COOJ- merciat tsl Printing FOR STATIONERT, card, pampa- lata nmrnnuL books Or anT kind Of: printing, call The Statesman Printing j Depart ment. ' " commercial, iww phono 81SL Sewing Machine Repairs C. EL Leatherman. T $475. 116$ Waller. Stoves i t analr ' atovos. ranxea circulators. Sell new and rebuilt stove, range and circulators, stock fence, posts, chicken wire, Salem Fence and Stove Works. 68 - Chemekata, TeL 4714. . tfc Fleming, i .-: I, :. Transfer FOR local or dUunt transfer storage all 8 13 L. Lamer Transfer Ce. Truck to Portland daily. Ramseyer truck ervlc. Phone 3354. CAPITAL CITT Transfer Co. 221 Stat St TeL T773. DiatrlbuUng, for warding and storage our apeclalty. Get ot. ratea v -, r ., v';. .. . -: ASHCRAFT TRUCK service. TeL 838. Vacuum Cleaners AUTHORIZED HOOVER servlee. Ralph Cochran, . 135 South St TeL 423a or 6022. . ' ": Well Drilling R. A. West tt C Bos 44$, TeL lllFt all Fori Sale Used Cars GENEROUS 338 Center Street McKay Chewplet Co First Aimiversary Sale ! ! Used Car Mart, ALL MAKES - - - - ALL MODELS 50 CARS Priced from $6.99 to $699 Netv Paint Neiu Tires Your Terms DODGE & PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 24 HOURS A DAT HERRALL - OWENS COMPANY 'DEPENDABILITTH Phone 3149 NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE In the 13th day of June 1936, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., at the ! West-front door f the Courthouse in Salem, Marion County,! Oregon, I will sell at auc tion to the highest bidder for cash the following described real prop erty located in Marion County, Oregon, to-wit: Lota One, Two, Seventeen and Eighteen ot the Wilson Home Place of the Waldo Hills Orchard's Company's tract.! the same being part of Section Eleven in Township Eight South, Range Two, West! of the Willamette Meri dian, containing 17.9 aeres, more; or less, said premises however being more accur ately! described as follows: Commencing at the South west corner ot the Daniel Waldo Donation Land Claim, Township Eight South, Range Two, (West of the Willamette Meridian; thence North 5" 30' East along the West line of the Daniel Waldo Dona tion Land Claim 774.7 feet to an iron pipe; thence Nortn 09Ar Waat 9CiA 97 foat , : an iron pipe; the point ,v beginning ot land to e described; tnence isortn 8920' West 117.4 feet to an iron pipe In the center of the County Road, also being on the West boundary line of a tract of land known as the Ezra!. Wilson Land; thence North l. 0' West along the center of the county Road and the West boundary line of said Ezra Wilson land 1195.32 feet to a atone at the Northwest corner ot the said Ezra Wilson land; thence South 890' East along the North line of said Ezra Wil son land 646.2 feet to an iron pipe; thence South 020' West 1191.0 feet to the point of beginning, containing 17.31 acres, more or less, and being situated In the County of Marion, State of Oregon together with the tenements, hereditaments, and appurten ances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Said sale is made under execu tion lBeued out of the Circuit Court ot the State ot Oregon for the County ot Marion to me di- rected in the case of The Federal Writes Finis to i i i oToaslBfe ElCaUforsuo hidooot j ji j r . A t iT 'v'. Iff U: V; - r- ft v l I" '"w"-, J Robiasoa oatertof peaiteatiary I 'ii.-.-ii.'k w-..wA'('-.- ; mil" 1 " " ' finis was written to the sensational case f-Thomas Robinson, Jr, sentenced te life at the-AtlanU iwnUenUaryor the Udnapin Mrs Alice Speed : Stoll of Louisville, when G-men escorted him through the pruoa-gates, beLvw - .The hideout at. Gleadale, CaL, H ' which harbored Roblxuon while For Sale Used Cars i It HONEST AND BETTER VALUES ALWAYS AT TRADES - - - LOW GMAC TERMS Phone 3139 Mechanically Perfect in Reason 235 S. Commercial sO arden Tour Is Held by Howell Mrs. J. E. Waltman HI at Home; Mrs. Oddie at Lodge Meet NORTH HOWELL, May 20 Mrs. J. E. Waltman Is seriously ill at her hime in this locality with the measles. Mrs. Waltman is un- der strict medical attention. Mrs. Etta Norrla and her sis- ter, Mrs. Norene Johnson of Rose-1 burg, are here visiting with Mrs. Jean Sanders. 1 Mrs. Florence Oddie Is at Rose-1 burg this week attending the Re- bekah assembly, as a delegate from Gervais lodge. The annual local garden tour last Sunday was, as usual, one of the pleasant affairs of early spring and is credited with the improvement of nearly every gar- den or small yard in this locality. The group had dinner at the grange hall and visited yards be fore and after dinner, concluding the day with a visit to the Cooley lria gardens at Silverton. Among the marked Improve- ments in the North Howell area was that at the Marx home where a pool baa been made and many beautiful roses are being grown. The hillside yard at the home of Mrs. Mary Stemehs is also being Improved to an unusual degree. Among the North Howell pu pils who will graduate from Ger vais high school this year are Myrtle Knrre, Connie Manning, and Celia and Raymond Jefferson. Land Bank of Spokane, a corpora tion, Plaintiff vs. Chester A. Page 1 and Mary E. Page, husband and wife; Fred Ling and Org E. Ling. husband and wife, Horticultural National Farm Loan Association, a corporation. Defendants. - A. C. BURK, Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon By Kenneth L. Randall Deputy. Wm. L. Beatty E. C. Prestbye Attorneys for Plaintiff First Publication May 14, 1936. Last Publication June 11, 1936.; M-l 4-21-2 8-J-4-11. Robinson Case G-eiea sought biro fer sonthf, b For Sale Used Cars I 430 N. Commercial Halls Ferry and Roberts Schools In Joint Program ROBERTS, May 20. The grad nation exercises will be held Sat-1 urday night, starting at 8 o'clock in the community hall, when Reb- erts and Halls Ferry schools com- bine their exercises. The graduates are: Roberts, E. erett Thomas, Eugene Bresshu.i Dena Hartman. Buddy Zieike ana i Donald SalchenL-e:: HalU Ferry,! Eleanor Purcell, Fay Clodfelters and Georgetta Ames. Veterans Poppy Sale at Woodburn Opens Friday WOODBURN, May 20. Friday and Saturday, May 21 and 2 2 -will be poppy day in Woodburn when 1000: poppies made by disabled veterans will be offered for sale by the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Elburn T.-SIms Is in charge of the committee including Miss Mary Scollard. Mrs. Mae Engle, Mrs. Hazel Perd, and Mrs. Nellie Yates. ' r NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has filed Jn the Coun- ty Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion, his duly verified final account, as admlns- trator of the estate of Lucy E. Sid- wert, deceased, and that said Court has fixed Tuesday, the 26th dayepf May, 1936, at the hour of lien o'clock of aaia day. as' the time, and the County Court Room in the County Court House, at Sn lem, in Marion County, Oregon. a& the place for hearing said final e- I count and all objections thereto. Dated, at: Salem,, Oregon, tils Z3rd day of April, 1936 WILLIAM C. SIEWERT. Administrator of the Es tate ot Lucy E. Sie wert, Deceased. RONALD C. GLOVER, Attorney for Administratrix. 1 Salem, Oregon. A23-30My7-14-?l Cross Word Puzzle .-.-Z--.--l-. 47 4S SO 51. By EUGENE SHEFFER HORIZONTAL 1 Morsel dipped in liquid 4 Beast of burden 7 -Curve 11 Mohammedan chief officer 12 What American statesman re- ceived the Nobel Peace Prise la 19127 k 4 Pen-name of Charles Lamb 1 15 Skill 1 16 What American novelist wrote :8 Who was the twia brother ef I . Romalas? j 20 Ripped . 121 Bone . ! 22 Timid !23 Cloee noisflf 27 Eidsted . 29 Involuntary twitching 30 Who wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin"? 31 Month in the Jewish calendar 32 Who is tho chief character la Marlowe's "Jew ef Malta" ? S4 By Work, with two parapets "37 Waste piece of cJotu 38 Alkaline solution 39 Track of a deer . 40 .Plaything ;41 Universal language "42 Implement ' ' 44 .Princinal eost of a stairway 47 Fobraary 14 Is tho festival what Roman martyr! - 51 Period of time - 52 Declare 53 Ice in the form of white . crystals 54 Cover . , 55 Gains as dear profit 5 Siamese coin , - ., 57 Melody ' i . VERTICAL 1 River in Germany O FaUul mnrtater 3 Oa what Ulaas! dlJfSt Jeka write the Apoealypeor 4 Portions ef a curved line 6 Kind el gutU 6 What U the "Palmette SUU' 7 Mandates Installation' Held ' For Women's.Club Group Will Enter Float In Hop Fiesta j Slated This Summer INDEPENDENCE. 1 M a J 20. Tbe Woman's club closed its sea-, son Tuesday afternoon with the. "president's luncheon and In stallation of new of (leers. : The executive committee was hostesses for a 1-o'clock lunch, eon honoring the out-going presi dent. Mrs. George Cj Knott, and the incoming officers. : During the dessert; hour, Mrs. George C. Knott $ ji presented with a three-tier birthday cake decorated in pink and i white. A lovely corsage ot pink rosebuds also was given to her. Mrs. J. C. Collins presented these; and then sang Schuburt's Serenade" while the cake was being seryed a business meeting! followed tne luncheon, when j officers and chairwomen gave reports 4of clnb activities for the year; Thedub membership now Is 5 7 2,. 15 new members coming in the past year. The club will give a; $25 scholar- ship commencement! night to an outstanding high school; senior, to be used for Oregon Normal school. Install Xew Officers Installation ot officers took place following the business ses sion, with Mrs. Knott aa installing officer. New officers installed were: Mrs. C. D. Calbreath, presi dent; Miss Myra Montgomery, first vice-president; : Mrs. J, C Collins, second vice-president; Mrs. Lex Wheeled,: :. secretary; Mrs. M. J. O'Donnell, treasurer; Mrs. C. O. Sliper, program chair man; Mrs. T. D. Fomeroy, finance chairman: Mrs. Clarence Har wood. social ehairmahrj Mrs. H. N. Mattison, courtesy chairman; Mrs. A. B. Robin8on"civlC: chairman; Mrs. E. M. Wunderjj membership chairman; Mrs. M. J Butler, edu cation chairman, and j Mrs, s. B. Walker, house chairjpian. Ivcra JJlxon Is Honored On Birthday at j Family, Gathering, j Unionvale UNIONVALE, May 20. Honor ing Ezra Dixon on hi 4 birthday, V May 17, a family dinner was en joyed at his home Sunday. Besides his family.: present' for the day were: His j father. S. C. Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dixon and two sons. Mr. and Mrs. I Daniel Dixon and children. Mr. I and Mrs. Victor Launer and chil- dren. Mrs. M. Corrigan of Me- l Minnville, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reed 'and Deloris Wilson let Willamina. 8 High priest of Israel ? 9 Nothing 5 1 10 Split pulse : ! I The Load reconaU the siege ol - what city? J U I 17 Symbol for chromium 19 Pronoun - -1 22 Title ef respect 24 Behold I 25 Not at home S 26 Measure out j 27 Armed combats' 28 Son of Adam i 29 Convert into leather 30 Sink in the middle ! 32 Beats with successive blows S3 Body of water i i 38 Make 38 Who wrote TVe Vision of Sir Lama'al"? 40 Small children; 41 Concerning 43 Upon 44 Salamander 45 Silkworm 46 Wife of a lord 47 Vehicle 48 Hail! ID Pavmif 50 Negative N 1 Herewith is the solution to yes terday's puzzle. ef WM I IShJRE IEIREIR 5 agAENDEM t C PENpTNfgORL E """F ADi5 - i DiEE R VghlE :SE W ; SPA E LiApfe TARE- jPjAR gTTEp LE- 5 I HgT EISis'E n'eIST EO -I C-xrrUM. 1M. Klat