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Society Clubs
Music.... The Homo
Koffler-Lang
Vows Read
WOODBURN Miss Rosemarie
Lang, daughter or Mr. ana irs,
Antnn Lans and Felix Koffler,
on of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koff
ler- were married at a nuptial
nun Januarr 15 at St. Luke's
Catholic church in Woodburn.
' rr Rv V. L. Moffenbeier offi
Hatod. The altar was decorated
with chrysanthemums and green
err and altar boys were Jack and
Gene Wells. Mrs. Marie Donnelly
played the wedding music and
was accompanist ior jxjeroari
Smith, soloist.
The bride was given in mar
rl hr her father. She wore i
white satin gown trimmed with
tt and near 15. A pearl emDroia
red coronet held the finger tip
veil Her nearl necklace was a
rift of the bridegroom. She car
ried a white prayer book topped
with an, orchid and white satin
streamers.
Miss Gloria Koffler was maid
or honor and wore a gown of
blue. She carried a bouquet of
pink and white carnations. Miss
Dorothy Baune was a bridesmaid.
She wore pink taffeta and carried
pink and white carnations.
Christian Miller was best man
and Bob Andrews and Al Koffler
were ushers.
The wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Wells. Serving were
Margaret Wells. Evelyn Yuranek
and Julia Foltyn. The reception
was held at St. Luke's hall in the
afternoon. Mrs. Jessie Darling cut
the cake. Serving were Miss Betty
Andrews, Mrs. Charles Yuranek,
Mrs. Frank Purdy, Mrs. Francis
Langdon and Mrs. Louis Foltyn.
The young couple left for Oak
land, Calif, for a wedding trip.
For going away the bride wore
a grey check suit with black
accessories.
PKATDM Senior and Jontor
missionary societies of Enunanual
Mennonite church were hosts at a
shower for Mrs. George Williams
t the horn of Mrs. Henry Beut
ler recently. Those present were
Mesdames Norman Gydesen, Irvin
Branch, Harold Roth, E. J. Welty,
Ernest Roth, Henry Roth, Clar
ence Simmons, Jr.. Clarence Sim
mons, sr, Mrs. W. Nafsiger, W.
Both, Pete Herr, Ida Herr, Paul
Reinche. Wilbur Regier, Leonard
Roth, Roy Herr, Homer Welty,
Menno Dalke, David Gerig, G ro
ver Welty, Arthur Dalke, Walter
Knuth, J. Lehrman, Carl Fisher,
John Roth, the Misses Alma Stauf
fer, Doris Roth, Marie Harder,
Shirley Roth, Alene Dalke, Betty
Knuth, Bernice Lehrman, Helen
Fisher. Evelvn Fisher. Cannon
Roth, the "honor guest and hostess.
8TLTERTOK At that week's
meeting of Home Temple No. 21,
Pythian Sisters, Wanda Van-
Cleave, past chief, presided for
Dorothy Hadley, newly Installed
most excellent chief. Ethel Knight
Oveross was installed as post
chief and Alice Eagan, as protec
tor, with Nada Grinde, grand
protector, as Installing officer.
Announcement was made that
Urn Friday, Forest Grove, grand
chief, will make her visit to Home
Temple on Thursday night,
March S. '
From Ceos Bay eeaaes mwi el
the birth of a daughter, Shelley
Julia, to Mr. and- Mrs. Donnell
Sanders on January 25. The little
girl, who weighed- seven pounds,
has a brother, Delano Edward.
The . baby's grandmother Is Mrs.
Frederick G. Delano of Salem.
Mrs. Jeha MeCvIUas-h was hea
tess to members of her club at
bridge and a late supper Thurs
day night at her . West Lefelle
street home. Mrs. John Hay was
an -additional guest.
neat ef Miss Derathea
Steusloff this week Is Mrs. Don
ald Pague of Scio, who is here
during the legislative session.
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That Price
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Casta Irs NrtUM General a3ectrfe
Cev. Office eas Sataraay esUy IS
lb, te i pjn It! P-as cm
tattoa. Bleed present and aria
testa are free as? charge. PiaeUcod
1SI7.
GATES Mrs. Nannea Garri
son and - Mrs; Glen Henness were
hostesses Thursday evening for a
bridal shower honoring Mrs. Lyle
Rush of Salem. The affair was
held at the; home of Mrs. Joe
Joaquin. Party games were played
and the gifts opened by the guest
of honor. Refreshments were serv
ed later in the evening. Those
present included Mesdames Clar
ence Rush, Charles Rush, Martha
Bowes, Henry ' Eccleson, Blanche
Dean, Laura, Joaquin, Joe Joa
quin, Elmer; Cooper, Bess Vanda
meer. Merle- Devine, Ernest Gra
ham, Dale Bassett, George Staf
ford, William. Pennick, Nancy
Pennick, Melbourne Rambo, Riley
Champ, j "Herman Zeller, Elmer
Stewart: and the Misses Wanda
Vandameer, Carmen Stafford,
Norma Jean and Lorena Devine,
Iva and June : Zeller and Eileen
Eccleson.
W. Salem Grange
Group Meets
WEST SALEM The West Sa
lem Grange home economics club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
H. D. Burns for a covered dish
luncheon and business session.
Guests were Mrs. Eliza Kelso,
Mrs. Frances Burns, Mrs. Edith
Keeny and Mrs. Mary Kuhn.
The business was conducted by
Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain. Commit
tees appointed for the year are as
follows:: Relief, Pearl Kuhn. Hazel
Boening; program, Cora Whittles
by, Florence Kortemeier, Hazel
Anderson; hospitality, Lucy Wel
Ier, May White; decorations, Mrs.
Kortemeier. x Mrs. Boening; his
torian, Thelma Brown, Irene Par
son. Josephine Patterson; year
book, Mrs. Thomas, . Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Chamberlain.
Committee for refreshments at
the February 1 meeting at city hall
will be Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs.
Delia Burns.
Those attending Pomona meet
ing at Rickreall January 22 were
Carlton Brown, W. L. HuckaDay,
Mrs. Chamberlain. Mrs. Korte
meier and Mrs. Burns.
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Nuptials Read
In Portland
SHAW Bride of Sunday was
Miss Donna M, Stromsmoe, daugh
ter of Mrs. Helen A. Stromsmoe of
Sublimity, who married Charles
E. Dickerson, son of Mrs. Minna
M. Dickerson of San Diego, Calif.,
at a double-ring ceremony in the
Chapel of the Chimes, in Portland.
Given In marriage by her cous
in, Roy J. Philippl of Mehama. the
bride chose a royal blue sit for
her wedding, with white accessor
ies. She carried a bouqueit of van-
ta orchids.
Miss : June Wells was honor
maid and Charles Threlkel was
best man. Flower girl was Janice
lien Meyer, and ushers were Carl
Meyer and Henry Nelson. Carl
Martin Meyer lit the candles while
William Elliot of Portland, sang.
Following the reception at Miss
Mildred Silvertooth's home in
Portland the wedding party was
served supper at the Carl Meyer
home in Shaw.
After their wedding trip the
couple will be at home in Port
land.
EAST SALEM Ann Rita Beck
er, whose marriage to Edwin Ca
ter will take place February 19 in
St. Vincent DePaul church, was
honored with a bridal shower on
Thursday night in the home of
Mrs. Rex Peffer on Hollywood
drive, with Mrs. Charles Bottorff,
Mrs. William Damery and Mrs.
William Hartley co-hostesses.
Guests who spent the evening
with games and helping the bride-to-be
with her gifts were Mrs.
Henry Schnasse, Mrs. Leonard
Harms, Mrs. John Swanson, Mrs.
E. E.. Brandt, Mrs. Charles Nor
ton,. Mrs. Homer J. Conklin, Mrs.
Merle Enloe, Mrs. Mary Swingle,.
Miss Claire Swingle, Mrs. Charles
Jayne. Mrs. Irene Irby of Corval-
lis, Mrs. Albe Albert Patz. Mrs.
Menno Salke, : Mrs. Pat Jensen,
Miss Alice Jackson, Mrs. C. Fair
brother, Mrs. Ralph Becker, Mrs.
C. F. Cater and hostesses.
MUX Cmr Mrs. Charles
Kelly entertained Friday after
noon at a tea and shower honor
ing Mrs. Vernon S. Todd. Follow
ing an informal afternoon of
games, music, and the opening of
the gifts, refreshments were serv
ed to Mrs. Vernon S. Todd. Mrs.
W. W. Allen, Mrs, Donald Sheythe,
Mr.Louis Verbeck, Mrs. Willis
Potter, Mrs. Edward Rupp, Mrs.
Frederic Hugh, Mrs. Carl Kelly,
Mrs. Shields Remine and the host
ess. ,
Mrs. Bruce Spaelding entertain
ed members of her knitting club
Wednesday afternoon at her Fair
mount Hill 'home.
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"Heating Headquarters"
185 Broadway St. Ph. S-S555
Salem. Oregea f Day er Night
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tn Also Walnuts in the Shell
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bi friaries
SCHIKDLES
At th residence.' 340 W. Myers at..
January 23. Jacob Schlndler, at the
age of 83 years. Survived by brothers.
FTed Schindlei, Ernest Schlndler, Jona
than Schlndler. all of Salem; sisters,
Frieda Schindler and Lena Cramer,
both of Salem, and Martha Prtesing.
Los Angeles. Services will be held
Thursday. Januarr 27. at 1:30 p. m.
at the W. T. Rigdon chape L Conclud
ing services in City View cemetery.
HELTON
Henry Helton, late resident of Tule
Lake. Calif- at Altura. Calif. Sur
vived by the widow. Esther Helton.
Tule Lake: sons. Marion. Ralph and
James Helton, all-of Tule Lake: sis
ters. Mrs. Pearl Carlisle. Mrs. Elva
Smith. Mrs. Thelma Slice and Mrs.
Avis Mull ins. all of Salem, and Mrs.
Edith GotchalL Bartley. Neb.: brothers.
William Helton. Daniel Helton and
Raymond Helton, all of Salem. An
nouncement of services later by the
w. T. Rigdon company.
KAPPERMAN
Julia Mae Kapperman. late resi
dent of 3299 S. Commercial St.. at i
local hospital January 25 at the age
of 33 years. Survived by Husband,
Roy H. Kapperman. Salem: daugh
ten. Patsy Rae Kapperman and Lela
Mae Kapperman. all of Salem: bro
thers. Dean Rod iters. Omaha. Neb.,
William Rogers. Wilder. Idaho, and
Charles Rogers, jr.. U. S. radar corps;
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers
Wilder. Idaho. Services will be held
from the Howell-Edwards chapel Sat
urday. January 29. at 2 p.m. with the
Rev. W. Harold Lyman officiating, in
terment will be in City View cemetery
HILL
Dr. David Bennett Hill, late resident
of 21B5 S. Church St.. at a local hos
pital January 23 at the age of 62
years. Survived by his wife. Mabel
Jones Hill of Salem: a daughter. Mrs.
Howland Lake of San Leandro. Calif.;
three sisters. Mrs. Robert Stanfield of
Scarsdale. N.Y Mrs. William H. Lytic
of Salem and Mrs. Howard Cattle of
Portland: three brothers. Henry Hill
of LaOrande. James and Tom Hill,
both of Pendleton; two gaandchildren.
Vernon Pomeroy Hill of Salem and
Catherine Lake of San Leandro, Calif.;
and two nephews. George Hill of Sa
lem and Gerald Hill of LaGrande. Ser
vices will be held Friday, January 23
at 3 p.m. in the First Presbyterian
church with the Rev. Chester Hamblln
and the Rev. George Swift officiating.
Interment will be in Belcrest Mem
orlal park under the direction of
Clough-Barrick company.
LEATHART
Charles Wheadon Leathart. January
23. at West Salem, at the age of 67
years. Survived by two brothers. Stan
Leathart of Fairmount. NJ3.. and John
Leathart of Breckenridge. NJ3. Serv
Ices will be held at the Clough-Bar
rick chapel Thursday. January 27, at
1:30 p.m. under the direction of the
Henkle and Bollman Funeral home. In
terment will be in Belcrest Memorial
park. The Bev. Louis White will off!
date.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Jan. 26 AP (USDA)
Salable cattle 290. calves 23: market
allghtly more active at mostly steady
prices; some medium steers unsold
odd common-medium grades 17.50-21.'
30; odd head 22.00; common-medium
heifers 16.50-20.00: cutters down to
15.50; eanner-cutter cows largely 12.50
14.50: fat dairy type cows up to 15.50;
medium-good beef cows 17.00-75; medium-good
sausage bulls 19.0O-21.5O:
good veaiers steady at 30.00: choice
lacking; common-medium grades 18.00'
28.00; culls down to 13.00.
Salable hogs 250; market uneven
generally 50 cents, instances 1.00 lower
than early Tuesday; good -choice 180
235 lbs. 22.50 to mostly 23.00; choice
lota up to 23.25: 280 lb. weights 20 50;
good 400 lb. sows 19.00; good-choice
130-145 lb. feeders 21.25-23.50; lighter
weights Quotable up to 24.00 or above,
salable sneep none; market nomin
al; demand broad for good-choice
Iambs around 23.00: good slaughter
ewes salable up to 8.00 or above.
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Now .York Stock Quotations.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-fl,r-Todays Closing Quotations:
American Can 87 Vi I Gen Electric
Am Power & Lt 8VGen Foods
Am Tel & Tel .1474Gen Motors
Anacodna 33 i Goodyear Tire
Bendix A via 33VzInt Harvest
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Calif Pack
IH'Kennecott
6 iLibby Mc
Canadian Pac
13 I Long Bell
Case J I
6Y4 Mont Ward 54 H
Caterpillar
Chrysler
Comwlth Sou .
Cons Vultee
-531 Nash Kelvin 144
-55Nat Dairy 28ft
. 3Y4IN Y Central 12V4
- 94 (Northern Pac 16 Yt
Continental Can 34Ti!Pac Am
Crown Zel .25 I Pac Gas
Curtis Wr 8V4IP T & T
Douglas Air Penny J
Dupont de Ne 186y4i
Stock Splitting
Plan Boosts
Steel Shares
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-A1)-U. S.
Steel common stock was the toast
of today's market.
Orders to buy streamed into the
exchange and raised the price 4
points to 77. The buying rush
was touched off by news that di
rectors had voted a special $1
common dividend and recom
mended to stockholders a proposal
to split the stock on the basis of
three shares for one. In addition,
the company reported the largest
earnings in 1948 since 1929.
Interest in big steel appeared to
spread to other steel stocks. The
balance of the market, though,
turned in a sloppy performance.
While leading steels moved up
fractions to around 3 points, other
key issues showed a majority of
losses running to above a point.
The main body of stocks tried to
follow the steels during the morn
ing but couldn't make a go of it.
The steel company's announce
ment yesterday frankly flabber
gasted most of the financial dis
trict. The news itself was not too
great a surprise although it was
generally agreed that the size of
the special dividend, and the
amount o.' fourth quarter earn
ings, veered on the generous size.
A special and split-up have been
high on Wall Street's rumor list
for months but few anticipated
that steel directors would choose
Tuesday to act.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks declined .2 of one point
to 65.3. the third average decline
in a row. Of the 990 issues which
appeared on the ticker tape, 441
declined and 299 advanced.
Sales increased to 1,040.000
shares, a high since Jan. 7. This
compared with 810,000 Tuesday,
Grains Take
New Tumble
CHICAGO. Jan. 2&-(JP)-G rains
took another tumble on the board
of trade today. Losses ranged to
nearly 2 cents in wheat and oats
while corn, showing a little more
resistance to selling, had losses
extending to more than a cent.
Soybeans and lard fell with grains.
At one time the market showed
some strength. With mills buying
wheat, the bread cereal led a mid
day rally i which carried prices
above the previous close. Once the
mill buying stopped, however, the
market turned around and sank
to new lows on the current de
cline. Wheat " closed 1 to V lower,
corn was IV4 lower to V higher,
oats were 1 to 17a lower, rye was
2 to 2V4 lower, soybeans were Vz-
Vi lower and lard was 12 to 18
cents a hundred pounds lower.
About the only news of en
couragement to bulls came from
the flour trade. Some flour was
sold to the Production and Mar
keting administration and The
Netherlands East Indies overnight.
An eastern chain bought flour in
the southwest.
Many Visitors
Entertained
In Four Corners
FOUR CORNERS Alvin Gept-
ner of Arlington, Wash, has been
visiting friends and relatives at
Four Corners and Independence.
They formerly lived here;
Mrs. Gertrude Kennedy, Bud
and Bonnie of Livermore, Calif.,
were house guests last tweek end
at the Albert Brants, 510 Beck ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown have
moved from the Salem housing
project to the Brant property, 610
Beck ave. He is attending Wil
lamette university and Mrs. Brown
is employed by the state tax com
mission. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Apple, pro
prietors of Four Corners Va
riety store, will occupy the Leo N.
Childs house on State street just
vacated by the Dwight Ritchies.
now on an extended tour of
southern states.
Gale Cartright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Cartright. Durbin
avenue, celebrated his tenth birth
day January 22 with af Valentine
party. Guests were- Barbara
Burns, Kathleen Snook, Betty
Snook, Marilyn Corbett, Denice
Miller, Sharon Eggleston, Janice
Shrake, Ronald Lee, Gerald Basye,
Marvin Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tinker
and Sheryl Joyce are at home to
.friends and relatives, 4095 Earl
ave. The maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gabfer,
260 S. Lancaster dr.; paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
John Tinker of New Canaan,
Conn :
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 26 (API-
Wheat futures not quoted.
Cash wheat (bid) sort white 2.19;
soft white (excluding rex) 2.19; white
club 2.19; western red 2.19.
Hard red. winter: ordinary 1.19: 10
per cent 240; 11 per cent 241: 12
per cent 243.
Hard white Man: 11 per cent zja;
12 per cent 2.42.
TAriav'a Mr i rit - whaat 14? Kar.
ley 4; flour 7; com 6; oats 4; hay 1;
miiiieea .
..38 4 1 Radio Corp
..414Rayonier
-59Rayonier pfd
..12
-.33V4
22
27
10 Va
.454 1 Reynolds Met
...25 7s ! Richfield
52 Sears Roeb
N & L 8ls So Pacific .
A 2 1 i
Stan Oil Cal
Studebaker
Sun Mining
Transamerica .
Union Oil
Un Pacific 88 4
Un AlrUnes 11
Fish
Elec
...3 Pi U S Steel 77 4
. ....95 H I Warner Bros 10'
C 44 Til Wool worth 46
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Salem Market
Quotations
(As of late yesterday)
butt tar AT
Premium
No. 1 .
No. 3-
PRINTS
Wholesale
Retail
.70
JBS
S3.
.72
.77
M
34
J2
JSO
JO
JO
jBS
JBI
JS9
M
J7
J7
J7
EGGS (Baying)
Extra large A A
Large AA
Large A
Medium A
Pullets
Cracks
EGGS (Wholesale)
Extra large AA
Large AA .....
Medium AA
Medium AA
Medium A
Pullets
Cracks ,
POULTRY
No. 1 Leghorn hens i. .28
No. 1 colored hens ,38
No. 1 colored fryers (2 to 3 lbs.) JSO
No. 1 colored fryers (3 lbs. up) 33
No. 1 old cocks J7
LIVESTOCK by Val Pack
Feeder lambs 15.00 to 18.00
wool lambs
20.00 to 22.00
2.00 to 7.00
Ewes
Fat dairy cows
Cutter cows
Bulls ..
Calves. 300 to 450 lbs.
Good veal 150 to 300 lb.
13.00 to 14.00
10.00 to 1330
18.00 to 20.00
20.00 to 23.00
23.00 to 29.00
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 29 (AP)
tsuttenat tentative, subject to 1m
mediate change. Premium Quality max
imum .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered
in Portland. , S9-72c lb.: first quality
7-70c lb.: second quality 65-68c; val
ley routes ana country points. 2c less
than first.
Butter Wholesale. FOB bulk cubes
to wholesalers: grade A A. 83 score. 87c
lb.: A. 82 score. 66c lb.: B. SO score.
64c lb.: C. 89 score. 63c lb. Above
prices are, strictly nominal.
uieese Steuing price to Portland
wnoiesaiers: uregon tingles. 42-50ac
Oregon 5-lb. loaf. 45-52 ,ic.
a-ggs To wholesalers: A grade
large. 559c: A grade, medium. 54
57ac doz.: grade B. large. 4S-50'ic.
Live chickens (No. 1 quality FOB
plants Broilers, under 2U lbs..
30-31c; fryers. 2 ','4 to 3 lbs.. 31 -33c, 3 to
iw. roasters 10s. and over.
mwi, wgnonu unaer 4 lbs.
28-30c: leghorns over 4 lbs. Xt-llr-
colored fowl, all weights. 38c lb.; old
roosters, all weights. 16-19c lb.
Rabbits -r Average to growers for
live white. 4 to 5 lbs.. 27 -29c; 5 to 6
ids., Z3-Z7C; colored. 2 cents lower:
old or heavy does. 13-15c lb.; dressed
fryers to butchers. 57-Oc lb.; old and
heavy does. 35-38c lb.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesalers to
reiauers per nunared pounds) :
Steers Good. 700 lbs.. 837-41; com-
uicrciai, aoo-M; UlUliy, S33-34.
.,r1w " Commercial. 835-36: Utility.
833-34; canner - cutter. 831-33.
Beef cuts (good steers) Hind
quarters. 844-46; rounds. 845-46; fuU
loins, trimmed. $54-62; triangles. $35
38; square chucks. $39-41; ribs, $48-
. lurcquanen, sja-39.
Veal and calf
846-4T; commercial. 843-45; utility, $35-
Lambs Good - choice. 30 to 60 lbs..
$42-46; commercial, all weights, $40-
Mutton Good. 70 lbs. down. $22-24.
fora cuts Loins, no. 1. 8 to 12 lbs.
$46-48; shoulders. 16 lbs down. $37-39
spareribs. 846-50; carcasses. S32-S3
Wool Coarse, valley and medium
macs, ;c JO.
Monair -a 25c lb. on 12 - month
growtn.
Country killed meats:
Veal Top quality. 40-41c lb.: other
aiauem accoramg to weignt and quality.
Hogs Light blockers. 30-32e lb.;
sow light, 26-30C.
Lambs 40-42c lb.; mutton, 16-lSc.
Beefs Good cows. 29-32c lb.; can
ners and cutters. 27-29c lb.
Onions . 50-lb. western Ore. yel
lows. No. is med.. $2-2.10; boilers, SO
lbs.. 1.35-1.45; Idaho and eastern Ore
gon yellows, med.. $1.85-2.10; large,
$2.25-2.50.
Potatoes Oregon russets. Deschutes
No. 1A. $4-4.15; Urge bakers. 84.40
4.60; No. 2 bakers, $3.50-3.60; 25-lb.
No. 1A. $1.10-1.17; 25-lb. No. IB, 77
80c; 15-lb.. No. 1A. 70-72c; Wash. 50
lb. No. 2. $1.60-1.65; Idaho No. 1A.
$4-25-4.40; 5 10-lb. sacks. $2.50-2.60;
Florida bliss triumphs No. 1A. $3.25-5.40
SO-lbs.; No. IB 84-25-4 90.
Hay Following prices are strictly
nominal: V. S. No. 3 green alfalfa or
better, carlo ts FOB Portland. 838-39:
U. S. No. 1 timothy. $37-38: oats and
vetch mixed hay. uncertified clover
hay. $24-25 ton. baled on Willamette
valley farms.
Stocks and Bonds
rommlM e Aortated Pre
38 y4
..47
634
,19 k
9V4
.10
.29
Jan. 28
STOCK AVERAGES
. IS 15 60
Jhdust Ralls UU1 Stks
Wednesday 90.6 38J 46.9 884
Previous day 90.7 384 40.1 65 J
Week ago 91.4 39.0 39a ti3
Month ago 89.3 39.1 39.0 64.7
Year ago 87J 364 394 63.1
BOND AVERAGES"
20 10 19 19
Rails thdust Util Forgn
Wednesday 92.8 102.1 101.6 844
Previous day 924 1024 101.7 64.8
Week ago 92.0 1024 101.6 644
Month ago 90.0 1019 100 6 62.7
Year ago 884 1004 994 864
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF
TRADEMARKS
Notice is hereby riven that BERT
McDOWELL COMPANY, a California
corporation, has filed with the Secre
tary of State of the SUte of Oregon
its three trademarks consisting of the
following names:
(1) "FORT SUTTER ;
(2) "FORT SUTTER" with Design;
and
(3) "TUBEROSE":
said marks being applied to the con
tainers for the goods by means of
tags or labels or other suitable means.
That the name of the corporation
owning said trademarks is BERT
McDOWELL COMPANY, a corpora
tion duly organized under the laws of
the State of California, and engaged in
the business of packing, distributing,
selling and marketing foods and In
gredients of foods and beverages, and
that the articles of merchandise to
which the said trademarks are to be
applied are Foods and Ingredients of
Foods generally, and particularly
Canned Fruit and Vegetable Juices.
Canned Sea Foods and Canned and
Bottled Condiments and relisRes.
BERT McDOWELL COMPANY
By Stephen S. Townsend. Its attor
ney. Dated January 17. 1949. J20-27-F3
TRADE MARK NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
National Paper Corporation of Penn
sylvania, a Pennsylvania corporation.
of Ransom. Pa., has filed its trade
mark "SWANEE" with the Secretary
of State of Oregon.
Jan. 13-20-27
TKADB MARX NOTICB
tiOTTCZ. tS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Sierra Homes. Inc.. a Washington cor
poration, of 304 S.W. Sixth. Portland.
Oregon, has filed Its trade mark "SI
ERRA HOME" with the Secretary of
State of Oregon. Jan. 13-20-27.
Livestock and Poultry
A NICE 4 year old Curn. cow tc
heifer calf, fresh 1 week. 3 miles east
on Center St. Rt. Box 180.
BONDED livestock buyer. Claude Ed
wards. Rt. 3. Box 899E. Ph. 3-1144.
BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer, t C
McCandlish. 1127 S. 25th. Ph. 3-S147.
PROMPT SERVICE
Dead and worthiest stock promptly
removed free of charge horses, hogs,
cows, calves, sheep or goats. Phone
collect.
SALEM 3-5000 i
Salem Fertilizer St By-Products Works
aaiem. Oregon
WE HAUL THE DAY YOU CALL
WANTED: Thin cows and heifers for
feeders, also butcher cattle. Get my bid
it will cost you nothing. Earl Du Chien
w w. 3th. Calem. Phone 2-1656.
HICiHfcal PK1CES DalO Cattle and
norses wanted lor fox feed. Call col
'' nerwoof 4432
ouuu KIU1JSG & working horse. 10
yrs.,oio, aZ5. William Wahlster. Rt. 1
pw j aupiimity.
ll WHITE pigs. 2 months: 311' each
8 feeder pigs. 815 each. Ray Cozel,
iw uncaner urive.
" RABBITS: Heavy weight bred Chin"
chilla does, fine stock. Ph 2-AS77
, CHOICE 8 week old weaner pigs. PE
.-wam auter m p.m.
Help Wanted Male
TEACHER: Man or woman. Elomon
tary and some hiarh irhnni Mi.Kin
or ungraded teaching experience. Re
medial experience desirable. Oregon
fcat training ocnooi, woodburn.
Help Wanted Female
CLERX-Stenographer for state of
fice. Ph. 42171, Ext. 288 for aDDt.
WOMAN wanted for
r r .-
cellent working eond. Private room
aura oatn. rn. 2-9350.
Salesman Wanted
Opportunity
10 men aged 25 to 45 with or with
out sales experience. We will train
you and teach you how to increase
your earnings. Last week! two men
witn jess than 2 weeks experience
aiaw eacn. unc man who lost
his previous job because of the cold
weather earned $105 last week. Our
experienced men earn from $600 to
evw per monxn.
THIS IS DEFINITELY i YOUR
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Come and snend IV.
tlme it may change your life. See
xr. oanoers at the senator Hotel Fri..
Jan 2s. 1949. at 740 pjn. ( Inquire at
HAVE OPENING for two ..I "
suuu pay wnnc learning. Allied Build'
ers Co Ph. 24687. Ask for Mr. Ether'
rage.
"ADVERTISING SaDCSMAM with car
to cover Portland and r!rv t... sh
ior appomtment.
Situations Wanted
BABY SITTING, day' or eve. 1S3S Jf
Church. Apt. 1. .
CARE OF children in my home. Ph.
ztw. izw s. 15th.
POE'S muneoeraDhinc. tvDina wrv.
Ice. Quality work. Lower prices. 608 N.
16th. Ph. 3-3643.
OIL BURNER service. Frank's Oil
Burner service. Ph. 2-5287.
EURNACE 6t Circulator reoair. serv.
Icing. CaU Dvorak. Phone 2-4963.
PRUNING At SPRAYING. PhiHSHR?
Beilke. phone 21208.
IRONINC in my home. Ph. 3-9928.
EXPERIENCED Bkkpr.. acct.. office
mgr. Several years each in retail auto,
farm implements and machinery. Im
mediately available. Box 811. States-
main w r
BABY SITTING. Exp., reliable, any
time. Refs. 2041 Center St. Ph. 2-3504.
LET US WASH your kitchen or
bathroom walls. We also clean your
wall paper, wash your woodwork or
your windows. Call O. F. ; Dean. F
3-8274.
WILL CARE for 1 small child in your
nome, pnone 3-3093.
EXP. RECEPTIONIST and iyoist.
Prefer doctor's or optical office. Call
Library days 3-9268. Eve. 2-8381. Helen
Kraus.
WHEN IN need oi a olumber eill
r-armenTer flumping, f none jwzt.
PR02EN PIPES thawed electrically,
rarmenter Plumping, pnone 3-oezv.
EXP. SERVICE sUtion attendant
needs work. Good references. Veteran.
Phone 2-2929.
HOUSEWORK bv dav. ExDerienced.
uaii z-oai evenings.
PART-TIME typing. Ph. J-75W after
5 p
BABV SltTtNCS. Phone 3-8833
AUTO parts, service salesman. 10 yrs.
exp. gtateman box aiz.
NO OVERHEAD
Cabinets made to order in home
shop. Low prices. Phone 2-2737.
WILL take care of children 2 yrs. or
older.: week days in my home. You
deliver and pickup. Ph. 26377
WANTED nursing day or night. Ex
perienced. Good references. Ph. 26253.
DRESSMAKING, alteration and re
pairs 1343 Wilbur St. Ph. 3-9721.
curtains washed, stretched, l-wi.
PLASTERING, patch work and chim
ney building. Free estimates. Ph. 1-4389.
CHILD care. 1180 Shipping, Ph. 3-9924.
TREE WORK, trimming, topping, fell-
ing. removing. Ins. operator. Free est.
W. H. McAllister. 840 Trade. Ph. 2-1498.
Mike's Septic Service
Tanks cleaned. Roto Rooter Service
on Sewers. Phone 1-9468 or 3-5327.
Chimney sweep. Northnesa. ph. 3-4450
SEwTHS and aeotic tanks installed
and repaired Scharff Bros Phone 25568
OIL CIRCULATOR
Furnace and chimney cleaned Vac
uum used. B. F. Ensley. Ph. 1-7178.
DRAWING house plans. Ph. 3-962T
Painting & Decorating
WE SPECIALIZE IN INTERIORS
DICK ORZY j
For Sale Miscellaneous
MODERN 2-tone. 3-pc. See. Daven
port, club chair 8c otto 8c fireside
chair, all custom built. 1740 Yew St.
FOR SALE at 1840 S. High St. 3
hand hooked rugs, new Dormeyer elec.
mixer, xylophone. Lionel elec. train,
fluorescent It. fiat.. 6x8 new cong. rug.
Gem water softener and other items
tncL shoes and clothing. No Junk, no
dealers. All day Thursday. Jan. 27th.
FOR SALE or trade. AKC Keg. fe
male white collie. Comrade Queen No.
W2S963. fine pet 6r companion. Sharon
Bewley, ph. 3-8293.
Now Is The Time
Cocoa mats on special at $143. Hurry
to
GLEN'S FURNITURE MARKJET
1605 N. Summer St.
TWO 2 -door kitchen cabinets! 12-
in. deep. 4 ft. wide. Linoleum covered
drain board with cabinets, bin., draw
ers Ac sink well. 13 ft. long. 22 In.
wide. Ph. 25391
42 Cal.
lectric hot water heater.
new. never used, $85.00. Lewis Hamp
ton. Woodburn. Or. 16 mi. north on 99.
one mile on 242.-
COLEMAN OIL circulator $35. Good
condition. 3780 Center. 2-1110.
FRIGID AIRE, very good cond. 30-
gal. ho twater tank. 'Ph. 21596.
OLDER TYPE gas rang. Cheap. 895
N. Front after 4 p.m. or Sat.
BABY BUGGY, excellent condition.
$20. Phone 33941. '
BABY BUGGY, in very good eondi-
Uon. Ph. ZS391.
ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner, latest
model, perfect cond., like new. $3940.
2105 University. Ph. 20458. ;
USED WASHERS $30.00
84940.
Yeater Appliance Co.
NOW in stock for Immediate de
Irveryl reject plywood. . In.. 9c per ft.
inj 14',,c ft, i in., j 16c. ft . In,
i',sc rt.. tn, 20c ft. Keith Brown
CARPENTER TOOLS, comb, socket
wrarcii mi, cross cut saws, arui ana
edge machine, fire extinguisher, truck
flares, standard thread set. log chains.
1 LARGE furnace TTlaree U 1 uita
ha.tirMf .... U.1V... ..
Highland Ave. Friends church. Inq. at
.Ice mM 1 w
m 1 1:11 - aaraotTaige
RESTAURANT type range 2 burner
with en 11. Yeater ADDllanr Co.
OR TRADE: Baled clover hay. Homer
Zielinski. Gervals. Ore. 1st hse. N. of
waconoa. pn. Salem 3-1842
REXAIR VACUUM cleaner?
mooei. ljkc new. Perfect cond. 83940,
2105 University. Ph. 2-0458.
FLAT TOP 7 drawer desk. $25. $1$
r. imn. fnone z-74s.
NEW hpspiUl Surg ical Medical
contract, no age limit. Uood anywhere
Low cost. MBH ft A. Ph. 3-8482.
cost.
Walling Sand & Gravel Cp
i Crushed Rock
For : roads At driveway. Cement
Ready-mix Concrete. ; Garden sand,
Bulldozing, drainage and witching,
yd. shovel 8c drag line. Phone 3-9249.
H SILVER PLATING
Tea seta, flatware, antiques. Complete
repair service and metal finishing
"Guaranteed Tarnish Proofing."
AVEK PLATING CO. Call 1-7771
S1NC:RS$10. Hens $2.50. PhT25929",
ALWAYS a big stoea
Woodry's Furniture Mkt.
Ph. 1-8119
Lloyd M. Hill, Inc.
Cat Shovel and truck work of all kinds
Phone 2-4367 Rt. 2. box 31-B
BUNDLES OF OLD PAPERS 10c each.
oregoiystatesman Circulation Dept.
CEDAR POSTS Ph 68F22
A.B- apt sue elec' range. Calrod un
Its. new. $110. Ph. 34284
FERTILIZER, cow or chicken. De
Uvered In Salem, well-rotted or fresh.
$5 per cu. yard. Also by sack. $1 per
sack t place or will del. 8 aack order.
Phillips Bros. Rt 6. Box lir Ph. 68F22.
USED WASHERS. Easy C onion. Bar
ton. Thor. Speed Queen. Yeater Ap-
pnance t,o.
USX KTRIGHATORS, ranges,
water heaters. Yeater ADDllance Co.
NO WAXING when you use Plasti-
tvote j the ceiiopnane-iuce nniah for
your floors or linoleum. Yeater Ap-
pnance io.
ATMORAYS Ozone Good health
Rent-sell. H. C. Pugh. 684 N. 17. 1-4692.
Commercial Sand & Gravel
Crushed rock. Ready mix. All kinds
of sana and gravel. KJver silt and fill
aiTL ;
Ph. 21966
No. 1 L.C. hop roots. Order now for
spring del. Write Ward Lundv ior
Robert Runcon. Nyssa. Ore. Rt. 1.
USED Duo-Therm oil heater. 1 to S
room size, W3jso.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC. '
467 Court St. Phone 1-9611
CONSOLE Record io radio-phoav
graph. Make your own records. Reg'
ular $360.00 now $27 3 AO Yeater Ap
pliance co.
URaVCU sand and silt Delivered, or
on your truck at the pit Ph. 1-4002.
MAHOGANY finished din. rm. table
and 6 chairs. Never used. 835 Gaines.
Ph. 37077
PRACTICALLY new portable Under'
wood typewriter. Ph. 37914.
9 CU. FT. Deeo 1
Freeze, like new,
used only short time. 8250. Ph. 1-4217,
j Plywood Sale
Don't buy until you have seen our
good quality plywood at Salem a low
est prices. Carload quantity, all thick
nesses. Come and see : or call 2-6821,
C. G. Long. Rt 2. box 21, Salem, one
mile north of Kelzer. ;
HOYT ST. SURPLUS
Furnaces, steam or hot water 890.
Hot air with blower S80. Butane ran re.
oil circulators from 829.95 to 837,
New grey hosp. blankets, all wool
$450. Tents and tarns. Wall safes $10.
Swivel and secretarial chairs $9.75. Oak
or maple radio tables $4. to 87.50. All
jacaets reauc a. 7ia" pnospnor Bronze
cable, steam jacketed kettles (or ho
tels and canneries. Steam low pressure
unit beaters. Pre heaters for welding
shops. Carrier refrigeration unit ca
pacity s ton. Z'.a ton truck winch. Bunk
beds and mattresses. . M ovine nada.
Laundry- presses. Bakery electric ev
en. Dish washers. Marine engines. Fire
engine. Fire extinguishers, rite hen
inks. Bathroom fixtures and soil pipe
is ana u eat pipe. ii" gaiy. senr.
entrance conduit Machinists vises
825. 6 clerk National cash register
$100. House and outside wire, range,
cable, apt sixe ranges and refrigerat
ors. New, and used washers. Come
south; on 12th to large HOYT sign.
turn east one diock. Tel. 37910.
MODEL 74 Winchester auto. 22 lone
rifle;; Underwood typewriter. 299 N.
24th.
KIRBY sweeper, latest model, will
sacrifice- Ph. 8-7558. 1150 N. Church Bt
MOnTAG wood circulator A cord
of wood. 765 Rural after 4 n m i
BABY CRIB with good inner-spring
manress. uooq conq. ftl. a-3Z43. ;
2 GIRL'S bicycles, excellent cond.
loita oarnet St.
7 FT. refrigerator, very good cond..
$96. 1465 Mission St. Ph. 1-8056.
NEEDLEPOINT and yarn for 4 chairs.
Reasonable. Phone 20356.
DAVENO AND 2 chairs. Firestone
refrigerator. Electric washer. 258 N.
20th st.
FOR SALE- Cabinet ahoo machln-
ery. Bench saw, table saw and Jointer.
planer. 256 N. 20th St.
TREADLE SINGER sewing machine.
6 mt. E. on Garden rd. Rt 6, box 421.
Albert Gerig. 1
BABY CRIB and inner soring mat-
tress, full sice, never used. sis. Ph.
2-0278.
OIL burner for cook stove. 12a.
3297 N. River rd.
ELEC. RANGE, aoi aize. Ph. l-i3lB
from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.
PLUMBING stock, brass, nloe. flx-
tures, etc. Some of this to be sold at
wholesale. Remainder at discount. W.
. snewttw., 1390 Madison.
WESTtNGHOU&g ranee, like new.
Late model Frigidalre. 8 pe. walnut
bedroom set. firpL screen, andirons,
chest, of drawers, run. curtains. Ph.
2-8880.
SILENT SIOUX oil circulator. I lo
6 rm. sie. Also all enamel wood range.
rn.
MdHAlR DAVTNPORT and chair.
Good cond. $89. Ph. 3-1582.
Produce
ROMAN BEAUTY apples. Ph. 16F31.
Joe Lucas, Orchard Heights Rd.
Wanted Furniture
USED FURNITURE. Phone 3-9116.
USED FURNITURE.-Phone 8-9188
Wanted -Mirellaneou
PIANO TUNING
Wills Musle Store. Sa
Miscellaneous
YOUR DOG expertly trained to your
needs, boarding by day or month.
Horse meat 20c lb. Free pick up 8s oelv.
LeGrav Kennels. Ph. 31396.
AUTO Daintlng. lust a shade betVei
by Ray ETTER Call Shrock Motor Ce
3-9101. - ' .
WEATHER strips Pullman. Ph. 1-5969
WANT TO Bui Used Cameras
tenses McEwan Photo Shp 435 State
Dental Plate Repair
TWO-HOUR SERVICE Oi MOST
CASES - I
Bring er Mafl Your Plates for Repair
DA HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST'
Adolph Bldg.. State St Com. Ph. 3-3311
HAVE YOUR fiVmger aewuig machine
renalred bv qualified Singer repre
sentative. Ph. 1-3512 for free pickup
delivery' service on all makes of ma
chines, rree eramaie given oerore
work ta started Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co 130 H Commercial .
WATER WELL drilling Oomntie 01
irrigation Duffle id Brush, alt at
423. Phone 1-UiA i
Mfscellaxieons
I i
Salem Sand 5 Gravel Co
Contract Work
Btoada -v CleaUng - Dttchiivg I
Sewer A Basement , 1 I
Equipment Rental i
19 B-'s yda $13.00 per nr.
19 B-U yda. 9 60 per nr.
D-7 Cat Dozer - 10.50 per hgJ
D-4 Cat a Doser t 8 40 per hr.
0-4 Cat A Doser 160 per nr.
Phone days 1-9408
ia days 8-9409 ;
Eventn
ga
a-sis
or 3-4409
Salem Oregoai
Mattra
. Capital Bed
Financial
MONEY TO LOAN I i
Wanted: Real estate mortgage loans.
See us about refinancing your present
contract or mortgage. Approved ciVy
loans. Low Interest .rates. , 1 i f
Leo N. Childs,1 Inc.
REALTORS ji j :J
Money 'to Loan!
. FARM and Cm LOANS I
fc and $ji
Tour own terms of repayment with
in reason Cash for Real Estate Con
tracts and Second Mortrsres. i
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
ttTT Pioneer Tnut Bide Phone Tiyf
Private' Money! i
On Cars. Trucks.1 At Trailer Homes)
Long or Short Term Payments
Roy H. Simmons I
138 8 Commercial 8t Phone s-fiq
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. .
181 B. Church St ' 1 Ph. S-Sigf
partng Aplenty
UC. M139-S154
1
BILLS UNPAID?
Let Person a Ps ".Ye
Manager pay them
for' you! ! ! I
Here's a sensible blan uaa4 t .
ly one million Personal customers ie
clean up. bills, etc. j t i
1 Add ebllgations ant pay theaa
with a personal loan. : , ;
2 Then make lust one treason
able payment each month. 1 ;
LOANS $25 TO $500 ON AUTOS. XT
TO $300 ON SALARY. FURNITURE,
xjonx Dorrow unnecessarily, but M
loan solves a problem, ehena aa
come In today., r . i t
PERSONAL j j -Finance
Company
818 State St.. Rm 12S !
Phone 2-2464 E. Gallingeri May.
Lie. S-122. M-165 ;
CASHmOWJ
$25.00 to S500.00
Salem's largest and oldest home-oww-ed
loan company offers nvoney .; when
yv sera 111 ' 14
You can par anytime ta raduea sn
SOStl ' if 1 .
Ne endorsers or help from: friends!
On cars, trucks, trailer ium s
$900X01 - r j
On furniture, livestock.' 1 equipment
ilarv or ether neraonal Brandt ua a
$300,001 t ,
Phone or visit our office today I
Lie- No. S138 and M338 ,
General Finance Corp.
ph. -iei :is a COM - ST.
For Rent Rooms
ROOMS, kitchen Drhrlleea and ehflat
care. Ph. 26930. f . ? . '
SLP. RMS.. Driv. entrance.' Ftr.kk-
rasx served ir desired. 444 N. Winter,
ROOM at reasonable rate to em p.
woman with cr Lisrhz hiukniia
allowed. 1068 Cascade Dr.
Hollywood sip, rm. 20
SLEEPING R
ING RrfTPhone -iMiTr
PLEASANT sleeotne room lor mmlit
tlemsn. 1050 Norway. Ph. 24547.
FURN. SLP. rm. ,Elec. heatT
Coral.
housekeeoine room fnr tnafl.
17J0 per month. Ph. 3-3028. '
ROOM with cooking privileges. US JT.
Cottage SU i, -j ,
Room and Board
BOARD It ROOM for a-antkman.
Good location. Ph. 1-8706.
For Rent- Apartments
3-RM. furn. ant : PrL bath.' uthitie
furn. Near sch. Inquire 330 MJimlon 8j
FURNISHED APT. Available Fb. T.
Business women Preferred. 1168 Court
St. Ph. 37905. ! i
LARGE FURNlskKO 1-rm. act fteil
sons pie, rn. m-wibi.'.
SU. FURN. ant.' PrJ h.fh ' i.rll
Close in. Quiet cpL 843. 849 Ni Cot
cage.
BUSINESS woman wants reapertaba
business woman to share
Box 509 co Statesman.
apt, Wrn4
2 RM. FURN. sdU. Lee.'
rooms, ok
Maple Ave. Phone 1-8318.
NICE. FURN amall 4
apt 1071
Canitol.
large 1 rm. apt. unfum. er parts
ly furn. in Hollvwood dist. Ph t-mie7.
FURN. Apia. School and. citybuA.
Elect, heat. 3580 s. Commerclsl ft.
CLEAN. QUIET 1 rm. aoL MidII
aged Udy preferred. 849 Ferry.
1 St z KM. apta. 625 and $j0. Autd.
tquire Z4J tnemeketa.
RNIFHEOstud io atL
Electrically heated. Prt bath. One bin.
of state bldgs. Adults only. 1198 Che
mearera St.
2 RM. c 4 rm. furn. aota. Adults, a
pexa. 1 tv s. Lom i
APT PARTLY urnLKed. TfiilltX-h
furnished. 1(XH Highland. $40. 1
1 R& FURN. aut. 2au5 MaDle avS.
Ph. 1-5093. '
LCE. furn. apt.. 9 bike south, avail
le Feb. 1. By appointment, ph. 1-43 1
PARTLY f urn " 1 B.R.'s. prtbath. AM
on 2nd fir. Quiet adults. 1333 State.
.APT. for rent $4e mo. witl
utilities furn. No children er pets. Pn
2 ROOM basement apt. also aleepinj
room. Phone 3-4335.
FOR RENTFeb. I apt., ground M.
prt ent 2 rooms and bath, completely
furn. Elec. heat. Ph. 2-8559.
UNFURV. 2 rm. upstairs apt Inq. it
trader. 1373 N. Cora l St t ; 1
For Rent Houses
FURN
1 rm. csbln. Ph.' 1-7018
NEW. 4-room a
T-
lectric house
rent to party who will buy all or par
of new furnishings. Possession Feb. 1st.
Inquire at 19 S. 25th St. erter 11 a.m.
NEW 2 B.R. home near Richmond
sch. 67H mo. Inq. 109 N. Liberty.
MODERN, furn. cottage. 1 mi, N. es
Brooks. Box 78F. ;; ' ;!:
alASnTURJi. cabin. Near but
store. On creek. Ph. 3-509. ;
NEW 1 bed rm.. all elec.. refrie
ranee, utilities, garage. 880. Ph. l-67flL
" IXm'ISTIEBouieTlii per mo. See
Roethlin wUh Lee Ohmart Co. Real-
tors, ph. 2-4 1 1 ' 1 1 j :
HOUSE TRAILER and parking spec.
Ph. 2-1073. i .
For Rent I
OFFICE SPACE' for rent S Do m
town dist. $89 mo. Write Box $14 ee
Ststesmsn. ' '
SttTniO and office space. Ballroom
also available. Call 38128. ext. 2, aflee
12, r
IRON fcK ov tftews
a PtKMW
r'.rxri I!mI Piano H
E
BUSINESS Room. H L
-TRAnJtgS?5e first nr.
following Woodry s Mkt.
'ummff '
li.hHlVl ThOcKi
roH
1 HN"r".
Blankets furn. 197 S. Liberty. Ph 2-901!.
tHiflTfa and cars for rent feTnke
rurnlaKad Smlttv'S CliDPer Servloe.
Center and Church Phone 1-91)0
MioSSO FT. floor apace upstalt.
buaineas district 137 Court ow
Rtlfl
Stiff.
SOc hf.
1608 N.