THURSDAY. DECEMBKR 19. 1929
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. RAI.EM. OREGON
PAfJE FIFTEEN
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FOR SALE HOUSES
FOR CHRISTMAS
$600. 4-room unfinished house, $100
cash, balance aio par montii.
auou. 2 rooiiiB, garage house and Bar
ana. Paved street paid, 250 cash,
bitlance $15 per month.
14O0. Cute a -room and garage, beau
tiful oak trees. $200 cash, .balance
$15 per month.
$3500. On 1824 North Church St.
Cute and handy five room modern.
Cash $42.50 and that amount each
nionth.
$3500. Modern 5-room house on N.
Winter street. Take good lot as first
ujyment. Balance Installments.
See C'.KISER with
ANDERSON & RUPERT
ltia south nigh St. a.102
SSOOOT.OME FOR $4200
. Liodcrn fl-room BuucaloW
A real home; reason lor selling, too
large for one person. To see It see
Louis Becmci or ueo. -inomasoo, an
State St., Room 4.
$1900. Neat bungalow. 3 rooms and
nook, bath, garage and paving, $150
aown.
$2000. 6-room home on N. 5th In good
$3250. 5-room English type home, mo
dern In every way, wired lor electric
stove. $200 down.
$3960. New 7-room EnsHsh type home
modern, good location, $500 down.
Private money to loan, iiwumme.
MELVIN JOHNSON. 2'-0 U. a. Bank
HOUSE BARGAINS
A rnnrrm hath and nook. NEW. ShOW-
er. fireplace, garage, pavement, $2150;
SIOO caen.
5-room bungalow. NEW. Strictly mod-.-
tiii. rtn.in built-in refrigeration
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE. $'JU00; $400
Caih' SOCOLOPSKY & SON
1st Nat'l. Bank bldg.
SPECIAL: $2750 takes en almost new
home. 4 rooms and bath, basement,
fireplace, garage, lot 50x150 on paved
street, cjor.o to school mj
R. A. Fo-kuer, 320 U. S. Bank bldg.
Phone CJ 7.
CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU
In one of Salem's select residence
districts, strictly modern home of 4
lan;e rooms and nook, hardwood
floors In part, built ins. fireplace,
basement, furnace, laundry trays,
double constructed. Select material
has been used throughout. Lot 52
125 feet with alley, paved street, walks
In Ktirane and cement driveway. Price
$3900 with $100 cash. bal. $25 per
month and int.
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Heritors
820 State Street. Phone 1737. a
SNAP IN 10 ACP.ES
5-room house, barn, well, ehlck
enhousc, 8 acres prunes, family
fruit, 4S miles lrom Salem. Price
$2500. Easy terms.
W. H. ORABKNHORST St CO.
Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. s
CLOSE IN SUBURBAN HOME
$50 down will handle 1 acre with
3 room house, well, best of soil.
Let us show you this home. Price
t?-55. in. Or..
W. H. ORABENHORST Si Cd.
Realtors
134 S. Liberty St.
FOR SALE FARMS
GOOD BUYS
20 Acre Farm 81750
14 a. cult. bal. pasture. 4 R. house.
barn, hen house, young bearing or
chard. A real snap. Some terms,
fi A TRACT
Best of land, all cult. 4 R. house, good
well water, nor iar out. rriue jw.
114 A. FARM
Most ideal for walnuts, filberts, cher
ries, prunes, fair bldgs. $60 per acre.
See Louis Bechtel or Geo. Thomsson.
341 State St. Room 4. "
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
"y mas Bif Li. Boston terrier puppies;
Charles Andreson. Rt. . box 151. c304
KPrr7Pvnpno hand-DicJced cooking
aDDles 50c box. Bring boxes. R. L.
xirver stu miles east out Center St.
C302
FOR SALE 100 cedar poets, 3 miles
southeast of Turner. (, mile N. Craw
ford school. Ceo. Hain. c3Q2
FOR SALE, child's desi;. toy boxes
and other articles for Xmas gifts,
made by pupils. School lor Blind.
South Church St. c306
UNFINISHED novelty furniture, the
Ideal Xmas gift. Lae stock to pick
ttom. Prices right. Building Supply
Co. 170 N. Front. Phone 487. c306
XMAS TREES 35c and 50c. We deliver
Irce. Phone 2566J. c302
CHEAP. Pure bred female police dog.
Call at 2246 N. 4th St. alter 3:30 P m.
C302
LAltCJE Fianquette English walnuts
22c Mayettea 18c. J, W. Norwood, Rt.
2. box 98. C308
NEW gas range; small gas heater.
Phone 1319R. C3Q2
3i4xl0 Mitchell wagon with gear SCO;
set heavy breeching harness and col
lnrs $25: Wade drag saw. good condi
tions, lots extras $50. 480 Center St.
P304
FOR SALT! bled draw, also Deering
binder. Phone 10-1F5. C. A. Kobow.
C303
GOOD drop head sewins macnlnes for
$7 and 69. White sewing Machine Co
lt7 So. High St. Across from Ksmore
theater. c9
PWPS FOR SALE. Cockrel Spaniel and
Chow. Now rfady. Call tt farm. E. B
Flake. Pacific highway, north. Doks
btiardrd.
WALNUTS,
eventnus.
delivered.
Phone 17P12
c303
KITTY KAR3, Scooters, small wagons,
cheap 595 Court St. c302
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE one pair of mare mules, or
trade for sheep, heifers. Fioyd Boy-r.
iiarlon. Oregon. e302
1 YOUNO cow due to freshen. Phone
10F5. e3CT2
2 FRESH COWS for sale. 1647 North
Front. e305
a GOOD teams work horses. Rt.
box 73. e302
KINK farm horses and one Shetland
pony for sale or trade for trurk. 503
Broadway street, corner Of Brown.
Woodburn. e303
FRESH and springer cows for sale
or trade. Terms If desired. Red barn.
N. Com'l. and Columbia Bta. Nelson
Bros. Market, 185 M. High. Phone 705.
DR. FRED W. LANGE. Veterinarian
Office 520 S- Commercial. Phone 1198
Rvdn'e prnne 169 e
FOR SALEWOOD
LARGE dry sound straight all-pur-
Dose 2nd growth lir 4-It. sou; 10-in
$7. Phone 1599M. ee306
FOR SALE WOOD
ANNOUNCING EFFECTIVE
UEC. 24JTH
HEYSER FUEL COMPANY
will ooerate fuel business No. at
Salem. Largest whoeaals add retail
wood dealers in Oregon, oia growin
16-in. block wood $4.26 per load; 10-
lu. mined block and slab $3.75 per
load; plant r ary juinea wooa si per
loaa; -it. grwru aiitoa n 49 per kuiu.
Buy with Confidence
Phone 3400. SERVICE. Phone 3400
Main floor Masonic Bldg. eejLU
OKUB OAK WOOD tor sale. Phone
13I9B. eeaus
16-INCIi green mill wood, load $3.
16-Inch Dartlv seasoned mill wood,
load $3.25; old fir. load $4.25. Prompt
delivery. Tracy's Fuel Yard. Phone
20 as. eeio
ALL. KfNLUt tlrv wood. Call 72F2.
Mayneia. cbjs
10-IN OLD FIB $7.25 cord. Phone
IUF4. ee330
DRY ld-ln. old fir. 4-ft. fir. oak. ash
old fir knots sawed. C. U. Harbaugh.
838 Highland. Phone loso. eev
18-INCH slab and Inside wood mixed
BS50 cord delivered, from car. 4-It
partly dry good wood $tt. Cobbs-Mit-chell.
Phone 813. 349 8. 12th St. re
WOOD SAWING. Col well and Mc
Ciacken. Phone 1819. ee3l)5
FOR DRY wood or Coal Phone 930
Larmer Transfer Co. ee
SHED DRY WOOD fc COAL. SALEM
FUEL CO. Phone 13. 753 Trae Kt. ee-
WOOD and wood sawing neatly done.
Phone 2!39J. eel
FIRST class dry old fir slab, second
growth and old fir cord wood. Screen
ed hog fuel. Prompt delivery". Phone
1543. Fred . wens, inc. 200 e. tnuren
St.
ee'
WOOD of all kinds.
Phone 2222M.
Pred Hyland.
ex 338
FOR SALE, all kinds at wood. A
Tucker. 1939J. ec3Q5
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOH SALE, turkeys, young No. 1 fan
cy, fresh home dressed, 32c lb. Phone
26F11. Mrs. W. C. Woods. F3U4
GEHUINOS Quality White Leghorn
chicks from selected breeders mated
to high pedigreed cockerels. Free cn
cnlars Also custom hatching in new
Charthers Incubators. $3 per 100.
C eh ring Breeding Farm, BUverton.
Ore. f313
HELP WANTED
MAN OK WOMAN WANTED with um
hitinn and industry, to introduce and
supply the demand for Rawleth"s
HmiwhnM Products to stendv users.
Several fine openings In part Yamhill
countv and part Salem, we train anu
help you. Rawleigh Dealers can make
up to fiUU a wees or mure. w
nH,nrn nere&r.aiv. Pleasant. Orollt-
nble. diffntllcd work. Write today. W.
r. Kawieuiii to, uepc. un-iiw,
land. Calif. g302
RELIABLE man with car as DIRECT
FACTORY Representative In Salem
nnri npnrhv rmintkes. No exDencnce
necessary. Unusual opportunity for
advancement. Must be willing to start
on reasonable basis. Syncro Motors
Co., Battle CreeK. Micnigan. gu-a
WANTED, man and wife to live on
farm In exchange for care of team.
Phone 29U or 2818J. 303
SITUATIONS WANTED
MAN wants work for room and board.
Phone 2453. h2
Miscellaneous WANTED
WANTED, late city directory. Phone
794. 1302'
WANT to buy, service station and
:mp ground. F. L, Wood, 341 Stnte
St. 1302
WANTI.D furniture. Cash paid. Call
at Ho.ne Furniture store, 385 Court
or phone 3463 1305
WANTED, small gentle riding pony.
Also saddle and bridle. Box 173 Cap
ital Journal. 1302
WA.tT SW STTVnw) rrumev, iu-., one
to five years.. Good Tlsfc. Boa 1J2
Journal. uu
WANTED burrow Jack, 1495 Edgewa-
tar street. 1313
WANT 8500 private money. 1 to 6
years, 10. Good risk. Box 170 Jour
nal for appointment. 1304
FOR RENT
3 -ROOM furnished apartment, steam
heat, electric range and Frigldalre.
Paris Apt. 555 N. Liberty. J302"
MODERN little house. Ph. 2056J. J307
FOR SALE, about 30 purebred Haiv
son strain Leghorn pullets. Rt. 7. box
73. Three miles on Salem-Silrerton
highway. J304
TO RENT
5-rm. modern on University St. $2!
5-room modern on No. Church $27.50
3-room furnished and garage .. $1G
See GElSErt with
ANDERSON & RUPERT
163 South High St. J303
MODERN 3-room house, partly fur
nished. Anderson court, rnone ua. j
MODERN 2-room cpartment, light.
vater. 1421 N. Church. )304
FOR RENT. Fine modern steam heat'
ed anarimcnt. be-,t In city. Palace
Court Apts. Phone 1176. J307
FHUNISHED heated first floor apart
ment. 590 Union. JJOo
FURNISHED first floor three-rooms,
bath. 590 Union. J305
FURNISHED heated apartment, 444
South Hign. jju1
FURNISHED house. Ph. 585J.
FURNISHED 3-room house, all mod
ern. Phone 2024J. J302
8 -ROOM house for rent, 436 North
21st St. Phone 1319R. J302
for. RENT: 4-room house comoara'
tlvely new. 1954 Hazel Ave. Paved
Hrrwt. furnace and all modern con'
venlences. $25 per month. See or call
Mr. EnKtn. First itntionai oanc. jju-
FISHER apartments, furnished or un-
furni.ihd. Phone 2G46W. Corner Com-
merclal and Oak. J310
STEAM heated sleeping room. Also
meals rs:--sonable. 245 8. Cottage. J303
SMALL apartment. 043 N. Liberty. J302
COiiDLE sie?n;na room for 2 c;rl.
Twin beds. Relercnces. Box 168 Capl-
tal Journal.
5 ROCfM house, close In. Inquire 605
N. CftpitoL J311
BOARD tt ROOM. 724 N. High. J9
HEATED sleeping room 372 N. Win
ter. J303
NICE 3-room rpt. Iurn!s:ied $16; with
garr.ee. 819. 637 North Front. J 303
NICE first floor heated apartment.
Also fireplace. C53 Center. J 303
FOR RENT. 4-room hoUfS with fl;c
place sna electric stove, paved street
etimr lot. garage, $20 per mo. 1325
N. 18th St.
W. H. GRABENHORST Se CO.
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St J
APTS. 735 N. Com'l. Phone 2056J. J6
LOVELY furnlshe-J 3 or 4 room apt.
Pirst floor, heat, sleeping porch. Ph
1700. )
TWO room furnished apt, 445 outh
Winter St. J317
APT. Phone 487 or 2173W.
Murphy Brown.
Emmc
J"
FOR RENT, down stairs furnished
apartment. Close in. Phone 1834 J. J
FOR RENT. Sleeping rooms tor gen
tlemen. 205 Oregon Bldg. i
5-ROOM completely furnished apt.
Oarage T. O. Albert. 880 Mill St. J303
FURNISHED apt. Heat, garage, etc.
$2$. 1040 Leslie. Phone 843. J300
STATE Apts. 1320 State. Desirable 3
rootn front apt. Bat of furnishings.
Hot water heat, refrigeration. Phone
and garage. Adults $40. Phone 2911 or
ItflSJ. 03
FOR RENT
FURNISHED sparUnenU. also sleeping
rooms $$ and $4 week. Capitol hotel.
J306
PIANOS, Phonographs and aewtna
machines for rent. U. It, StOt Purut-
ture co. .
THREE garages lor rent, down town
section, rnone 1034J. j
PATTOM apartments, down town dis
trict. Warm, attractive, private bath
for Inspection. Call at Pattoua Book
store. y
MAN wants work for room and board
Phone 3453. J310
BOARD. ROOM. Qaraire. 503 South
ComroenrtaL J310
ROOMS, heated $4. $10 per month.
Phone 2Q10R. J3Q8
LOST AN U FOI'NU
LOST, Female police dog,
097 North Cottage.
MISCELLANE01TS
J. A. 8NEED well driller, $15 N. lttth.
Phone 24G4J. m8
ALVIN B STEWART, umbrella, cut
lery and key ktore. Sharpening, light
repairing. 251 Court. Phone 28 76 J. m
REAL ESTATE
WHILE THIS OFFER LAJflSf
I will sell my 1-acre tract cf dark
fertile soil 1 mile out on good road.
ciosc to scnooi. good a -room cottage,
garage and woodshed, electric lights,
good drove well and water svntem.
rrice reaucea xo ozouu wita some
aown payment ana dhi. like rent. 1
LEO N. CH1LDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1727.
10 ACRES. 3' miles from Salem, all
in cuiuvauun, ime iruit ana osrry
land. 650. Terms.
12 ACRES 34 miles from Salem, a
bout Q acres cultivated, family or-
cnara. some timoer. suuu. Terms,
5 ACRES Joining Salem, flue soil.
Si:i50.
5 ACRES l'i miles from Salem. 100
bearing cherry trees, $1875. Terms.
8 ACRES 1 mile from Salem, all In
cultivation .best or. sou fiauo.
Terms.
60 ACRES, 4 miles from Dallas, 40
acres in cultivation, balance In
timber and pasture. 5-room house,
good size barn, 15 acres fruit, $275,0,
Some tprins.
A. L. DARK. 320 U. 8. Bank BWS
Phone 637 n"
THIS HOME PRICED TO SELL
$2900. Attractive modern 4-room
home with large living' room,
with oak floors, built-in kitchen,
wired for electric stove, one nice
bed room, modern bath, full ce
ment basement, furnace, laun
dry trajs, garage with cement
floor and drive, paved street.
Only $250 down, balance $35 per
mo. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Owner will consider a lot If pric
ed right up to $400 as first pay
ment. SEE THIS BARGAIN TO
DAY I
TIMBER TRACT
$1000. 20 acres located ten miles
south about one mile from Pa
cific highway, no buildings, part
In timber, balance brush and
pasture. One-third cash, balance
terms at 6'; Inl-
EIGHTEEN ACRE FARM
$2050. All plow land. live room
house, chicken house, on main
road near Hopewell. $1000 cash,
balance terms at 6 Int. IMME
DIATE POSSESSION.
FIVE ACRES
$1000. Located four miles east
nearpaved road, good land, all
plow land, no buildings. $25
down, balance ftlO per month.
ONE ACRE HOME
$2250. New 4-room house, located
close in, easy terms. Has garatte
and woodshed. $100 down, bal
ance $25 per mo. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
REAL ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE
W. H. ORABENHORST Jf CO.
REALTORS
134 S. Liberty St. Phone 515. X
WALNUT or FILBERT SOIL
Two seres located close In. New
3-room house, well, woodhouse
and garage. Sightly location. Let
us show you this home. Buildings
all new and ready to move into.
Elctrlo lights. Price $2850. $200
down.
W. H. GRABENHOP.ST St CO.
Realtors
134 S. Liberty Street. n
GARDEN ROAD TRACT
$25 down buys 2a acres of first
class fruit or filbert soil. Price
$1000. Int. C.
20 ACRES WALNUT SOIL
$100 down and balance tenns will
buy this 20 acres of first class
fUbert or walnut soil. Price $2500,
SPECIAL BUY IN 5 ACRES
$600 down and balance terms will
handle 5 acres, good house, well,
woodhouse, chicken house and
park. Garage, some fruit. Price
$2750.
SIGHTLY LOCATION
$200 down will handle this fine
acre home. New 3-room plastered
bouse, well, clone In. Price $2200.
If It is s small acreage that you are
looking for. see
W. H. GRABENHORST St CO.
Realtors
134 8. Liberty St. n
10 ACRES Just ten minutes from Sa
lem, high and sightly, gently railing
on paved highway and good . crosa
road. 5 A. Royal Anne and Lambert
cherries 15 years old. In good condi
tion; 6 A. apples same age, Jonathan.
Wagner and Spits, 2 shacks, owner
wants 5 rm. house In Sulcm and will
turn this at a price that wilL, amaze
you. See us at once.
WINNIE PETTYJOHN, Realtor
175 8. High St. n
WHY NOT NOW?
Own your own home
$50 down buys s nice 4-room bouse,
all In good shape, on paved street,
pavement paid. Price only $1000,
balance 820 pr month.
$500 down buys a nice plnstered 6
room home. Pavement paid. In fine
location close to (trade and high
schools. Price reduced to $2650.
1 ACRE $2800
Good 5-room house, fireplace, electric
light, barn. gnrag. some wilnuts
and fruit, fine tract adjoining Salem.
Any reasonable payment, aown ,oai
snce easy.
A Moaern ououroan nuim
One you will be proud of
i aer. 10 lame bearing cherry trees.
Mm walnuts, fine tract, adjoining
Salem on city bus line. Modern 6
room house. rmlern bath room, fine
basement, electric ugnis, gooo. wh
and water Rv3lem. This plar Is a
bargain at $5250, and you will say so
when you look it over, ray mem. aown,
balance time.
For City and Country Bargslns see
beaks at iut.ir.K. io o. i uiu i.
A SPLENDID new modern 7-room
hniiw. hardwood floors. Tirepiace,
shake siding, full basement, tile bath,
Karaite, paved street, good location,
price Sdooo ana can use acreage un-
We have a splendid 6-room house on
Fslrmount Hill worth $6000 snd will
trade for smsiier bouse or ror un
nmml acre re close.
We have one of the best 300 acre
f firms in Polk county, moaern im
provements, fine location and rich
bottom land. The owner will trade
for income property or will taks a
nmallT farm as down payment.
We have a modern 8-room house close
in for rent at $30. A 5-room house
at 828.
McaiLCHRiirr penninotok
209-10 U. S. Bank bldg. Phone 140
REAL ESTATE
APARTMENT house In San Dtego.
Califs Lot 40S150: Income $77 a mo.
with owners own living quarters.
Price $9000. No mortgage. Exchange
for Salem property, same value.
Apartment house In Albany, large
lot, fully fumibhed, price $U500. Lx
chane (or Salem property.
8 room house on paved street. Price
$3700. Mortgage $2250, payable $35.
Exchange for acreage.
20 acres, alt In cultivation' 8 miles
from Salem, good house sod barn.
Price $3500. Exchange for Salem,
Portland or Vancouver property.
Want 5-room house that $100 pay
ment will handle. Balance $30 a mo.
ROOMY house In Burley. Ida. Price
$4500. Exchange for acreage.
5 nice acres 1". mllrs from eftf lim
it. Paved highway, good plastered
bouse, barn, garage, a bargain at
;ti "inn- sjinn will handle, balance easy.
8. M. XAOLX. Real tori. 224 N. High.
. . Phone ii D3u-
APT. HOUSE SNAP
15 ants, furniture and lease for 5 yrs.
$1800. Clone In business district. Gee
Louts Bechtel or Geo. Thomasou, 341
State St. Room 4. n'
GOOD BUYS A EXCHANGES
Dandy nice 33 A. farm, good bldgs..
line Douom tana ouuu.
Good 10 A. bearing prune orchard.
near Salem S2UUU. Terms.
20 A. prune orchard, cood bldgs.
85500. Exchange for rilling station.
FURNISHED bungalow for rent.
PERRINE ll MAK3 TEIto
.;212 Gray Bidg. . n
FOR SALE: Good house, taken on
inti. Well located at a bargain.
FINE LOT that must bs sold on ac
count of debt, on pavement.
GOOD houses to trade for farms, call
and see us. . .
ALSO, ve write all kinds of Insurance.
UUUAKP; UAL KtftLl X tW,
202 U. 8. Bank. ' n"
EXCHANGE Real Estate
FOR SALE or TRADE, new 5-room
house, t-itke acreaice north or east, give
discriptiou and price in flist letter.
AUd. oox 13 capital journal. nnwi
PORTLAND business property for Sa
lem residence. Duplex In Portland for
land In southern states. Ve have
property in eastern states for Oregon.
Valley Land Co., 104 N. Liberty. St.
nn304
TRADE. 103 acre farm near Salem for
northern Calif. F. L. Wood. 341 State
St. nnjuz
GOOD TRADE
$3000, fine C-A. tract, good house,
trade for farm 30 to 50 acres. Pay
dilierence and assume some. See Lou,
Bechtel or Geo. Thomasou,-341 State
at. Room . nn
EXCHANGE
WIN accept good enclosed car or a
lot as pare payment on a neat 4-room
house on good corner lot, near school.
In East Salem. Price $3000. SEE Mrs
EUls with
LEO N. CHILDS CO.. Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1727. I
ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS
owner of a 6-acre tract 3 miles from
Salem is forced to return to Iowa
Will accept property near Osceola In
exchange. Price $3500. What have
you? Or will make special price for
sale.
LEO N. CHILDS CO., Realtors
320 State Street. Phone 1727. nn
FOSTER'S TRADES
Gasoline station, two pumps, all
equipment with good C-room house,:
on paved highway, doing good busi
ness. In good farming community in
Washington. All clear. VvlU trade lor,
some business in Salem. i
POOL HALL i
Pool hall, card room, soda fountain,
in small town, good business. Other
business to attend to. Will trade for
property around Salem, will oe in oi
flce Thursday.
137 At HEa
137 acres, all stocked and equipped.
Will take house in Salem.
110 ACRES
110 seres close to Woouburn, all new
buildings. Land worth $200 per acre,
will sell for $100 per acre, owner sick.
This buy will lrtHke you money.
200 ACRES; SOME BUY
300 acres on the highway, close to
Salem. All cultivated, fully slocked
and equipped. $86 per acre. $2000
down payment.
320 ACRES
320 seres 2 miles from Hopewell. Will
oeil lor $2?,50 per acre, to settle es
tate! V0 acres in coltiyatlon. 10,000
cords of wood on baisuce.
rr ir mi Hunt tn nuv. acn or iraur. ncc
W. E. Lynch with the Homer D. Foster
Realty Co.,Jui: otaw oi. "-"
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE one-ton 1927
truck 8200. Phone 1620J.
Chevrolet
q3U2
McKAY'S USED CARS WITH AN
r it that rnilNTS
1928 Chevrolet landau, reduced $575
1925 Overland sedan 245
1927 Chevrolet landau 450
4 28 Chev. coaches, from $425 to 495
1920 Chev. coupe ?5
2 Model A Ford coupes $475 and 525
27 Chev. coupes. ...8300 and 385
We have n good selection to pick from.
SEE us before you buy
DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
430 N. Com'l. Phone 1802. q'
102a Essrx Challenger four-door se
dan courtesy car at a big discount.
Will take light car in trade, and give
terms on balance.
USED CARS bought, sold Si exchang
ed. State Motors. Int Qj
PRICES. QUALITY CONSIDERED
Not to be found In the Valley
1926 Ford $5
1626 Ford coupe 2J5
1926 Chevrolet cpe 20
1928 Chrysler sedan ppo
1924 Jewett sedan
1927 Bulck brougham 875
HlOi KVtprt Pnlirui 35
IH'JH alftr O
1925 Ford sedan, iiuxtcu
1925 Dodwe Bros, sedan 450
ion rhrvKler coune B
FITZGERALD-SHERWIN MOTOR CO
n. Lioeny at ntiiiocw m
BUY USED CABS WrW.E YOUR
no! I.AHM HAVE MORE CENTS
r ... -a Unriwn KtAndord aertan. re-
Ilnlshed. new car guarantee aim
urv-.r. ain.o
Late "28 Kski sedan. 4-whcel brakes.
thoroughly reconamoneo. n-iuii:i-
ed. new car guarantee auu .,
Late '28 Whippet sir convertible
ciupe, run less inau iv,uuu .n.
orn'i,. Rt.nrl.rrl four-door sedan.
thoroughly overhauled, new paint
and tlrea,
28 Es&ex coach, new tires, recondi
tioned, ontrlnal finish like new.
nnr-ut.Lr Mild KPrViCC. (4110
Late ? Dmlise special, le-illicr uphol-
thoroi?hly overhauled, repainted.
has new alx-ply tires, .ijj. . I
24 Wlllvs-Khlght sedan, A-l in ev
ery respect. .375.
24 Hudson, coach, thoroughly over
hauled, new p.iuL, w.
"26 Eex' rnacli. thorourhly recondi
tioned, new paini anu n".
wheels, trunk, snd many other -
20 Eiwes" coach, overhauled and In
A-l condition throughout, rubber
60 per cent. S245.
28 Hudson seven-passenger touring.
"
24 Ford touring 7S.
2.1 Chevrolet touring. MrM- -.,
CASH-TRADES-AND YOUR OWN
TERMS WITHIN REASON.
All cars guaranteed aa reprsentrd:
If not. we will make them right.
STATE MOTORS. INC.
HODSON-E.SSEX DIOTRlBUTOnS
rnr rhemckcl. High. Tel. 1000. q'
DDirin writ. QUICK HALE
W. ru.l.nrf rnilM ......... g5V)
27 Chev. cabriolet J
28 Olda sedan J
2J Ford aedan
23 Overland sMsn l
BIKER AUTO CO.
Cor. Liberty Ferry St.
Journal Want Ads Pay
AUTOMOBILES
VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
FORDS Free Llceiue
On Used Cars sold without trade.
Model A Fordor sedan $875
Model A Tudor sedans $515 to 550
Model A Sport coupe 550
Model AA Truck, cab. stake body boo
Model A Phaeton 425
1920 Fordor sedan 285
19J6 Tudor sedan 235
1928 COUpe 235
1925 Tudor sedan , 175
1925 Touring. Balloons 115
1934 Coupe, balloons, Ruckstell 135
1924 Touring 75
Open Evenings
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Center at Liberty. Phone 1995. q
Business Opportunities
FOR SALE, creamery. Buildings and
equipment, doing good busuifeas. F. L.
wood, a- i state at. ujiu'
FINANCIAL LOANS
WANTED, private money loan of 89000
on real estate valued at $40,000. .
SOCOLOI-attY sua
Phone 970 r
WE HAVE THE MONEY
To loan on your home, to build, to
improve or reiinauce. nans are so
varied, some one of them will meet
your requirement. Low rates, long
terms, nav off anv time. We loan on
apartmeut house and business pro
perty aiso. nee
P. G. DELANO or FLOYD ELLIS
290 N. Church. Phone 2830. t
LOANS
To men and women steadily em
ployed - ,
ON YOUR PLAIN NOTE
Lowest rates easiest payments.
Loans also made on indorsed,
notes, furniture, pianos and oth
er personal property. ' .
20 MONTHS TO PAY
All transactions strictly conTd.
STATE LOAN CO.
212 Oregon Bldg.
Serond floor, corner State & High.
Office hours 10 a.m. to 0:30 pjn.
. Tel 932 I
ON FARM and city property. Lowest
coat for loans through this office.
Hud kins St Santord. Inc.
Phone 2219. Room 3, Miller's Store
Bldg. I
PERSONAL LOANS
Made on furniture, curs, salaries, or
other good security. Re-payable
monthly. When In financial need see
us before closing a loan.
GENERAL INVESTMENT
CORPORATION
1st. Nst'l Bank bldff. Phone 1200. r
HAWKINS &i ROBERTS. Inc.. for city
and farm loans. Rates and costs low
est available. Prompt service, 208 Ore
gon Building. r
BORROW money on your personal
property. Pay back In monthly in
stallments. WILLAMETTE LUAN UUBirswi
505 Bank of Commerce Bldg. T
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES
Contracts Refinanced
Payments Reduced
You Keep Your Automobile
We pay balance due dealer,
bank or finance company, and
reduce your payments. Ad
ditional money loaned. Strict
ly confidential. We handle
our own paper.
EIKER AUTO CO.
Corner Liberty and Ferry Sts,
l'lione 121. balem. Ore.
fiti INSTALLMENT LOAN
3s Easy to Repay.
Wny not let us explain its advantages
over a ttraight loan
AKLtEKSUN at HUrbttl
189 South High
CorresDondents
Equitable Savings 8i Loan Ass'n. r
MONEY to loan on real estate. Pri
vate money, lowest rates. T. K. Ford.
Fust National Bank. t
WHERE TO BORROW MONEY: On
Automobiles, Furniture, Livestock .
personal effects, and other good se
cuimrs. nitlVIMI WMH i 1'YY vy
(Licensed). 405 Bank of Commerce,
PFTiPBAl. FARM LOANS 5'i. F. L.
Wilkinson. U. 3. Bank bldg. t
BU LOANS
on
WILLAMETTE VALLEY FARMS
Anderson & Rupert. 169 S. High, l
AITTIONEKKS
F. N WOODRY, 12 years Salem's lead
intr auctioneer and furniture dealer.
Cash paid for used furniture. Res. and
store 1810 it. auramer. ruoue w
tabllshed 1916.
HH V( LI S
LLOYD E. RAMS DEN, bike accessories
and blcrles. s7 court street.
HAITLHY MI'PPI.IKS
n n bahton. National Batteries.
starter and generator work. Ferry and
High streets.
(1IIMNKV NHIII'S
piirnahr and CHIMNHEY cleaning
For a satisfactory Job done with a
vncuum cleaner, phone B. F. Ensley.
2838 J. 2131 Center St. ol0
(illltOHKM'TOKH
DK. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 250 N.
High street pnonea vi .no
m. H. B. SCOFIELD, X-ray. Phone
2104. 414 First Nat'l. Bank bldg. .
Ill.l OiailMl
ENOUALEL Ulterior decorator. Phone
W1M Q28
r M.KAVINd
SALEM ENOKAVINO CO. Cut, Of all
purpows. Tel. 343. 180 N. Commercial
street.
CAIHNLT WORK
JACOB WK1ZKL. Cabinet work and
refliushlng. Purnlture repairing. Ph.
15!U. 2:19 Court street. Salem. o
( -ONTKACTOKS
A. J. ANIJiCIlsori, Contractor, Open
Shop. Phone 6j7. o
J. A KAl'PHAHN. General team and
power shovel contractor, excavating
and grading. Ollice phone 12'Jli. Rea
124P11. o
VA.VA T It U M, hi I'I'I.IKS
BILL POWEKS battery, auto electric
ser v ice 2 ltt btate St. rno t.euj.
HALIK ELECTRIC CO. 461 N. Front
at. fclectric contracting and repairing.
Appliances and Fixtures. Phone 2.
KOFP F.I-ECTKIC CO.. S37 Court Bt.
We do house wiring anu carry a com
plete stock of fixtures. Instrument
repairing, experimental work. Elec
tric appliances repaired. Phone 4BQ. o
FLEENER ELECTRIC CO. Electric
lighting fixtures and electrlo ranges.
Phona 9 AO. 471 Court street.
FLO It I MT
CUT flowers and floral pieces. Deliv
ery. C. F. Brelthaupt, 1 lor tat, 612 Bute
street. Phone
M ( MINK KI.PUItlNU
WASH I NO machines, vacuum cleaners
etc.. repaired. Work called for and
delivered. Used washing machines
bought and sold. R. 8, Cochran.
3!lj. wwo
M I.KC IIANT TAII.OK
M. A E8TE3. fine tailoring, 124 North
Liberty street. o
CHAS. SPUHLIIt
Real Estate and Insurance,
High Bt. Phone &34.
MVlTRI IHtl KIM AT 1.0
MATTHEWS E8 renovated. Ws reno
vate all kinds of mattresses, called for
and delivered. Beat of work guarau
t-ed. Canltal Cits Boddlns Co. Port
teed. Canltal City Bidding Co. Port
land road. Phone W-
DIRECTORY
PUINTINO
ROWLAND PRINTING CO.. Masonic
Temple basement. Phone 1512. o"
FIX M HI. NO
PLUMBING and geueral repair work.
Phone 550. Graber Bros. 154 South
Liberty street.
TUkO. M. BARK, Plumbing, heating,
sheet metai works, 164 S. Commercial
street.
NTUVES ANU HTOVE KKPA1K1NU
STOVES FOR SALE REBUILT and
repaired, oy expert. All a in as oi wov
en wire fence. Fancy and plain hop
basket and hooks, logan hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works 282
Chemeketa street. o
TKANSFKH AMI MTOKAUE
TRANSFER and Storage. We have
paaded vans and do long and short
distance hauling. Larmer Transfer
Phone 030.
CUMMINS & RANSOM, local and long
distance hauling, phone 2462. . lies
PIANO TIM U
GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phonographs,
sewing machines, sheet music and
piano studies. Repairing phonographs
and sewing' nuu&ines. 432 State St.
Salem. Oregon.
hCAYKMiK
SALENf SCAVANOER. Phone 167.
300S GARBAGE CO. Reliable service.
Phone office 184; res. 893J. o
SALEM GARBAGE CO. for prompt
and continues service. Charles Sous
and Can boos, pnone in or bvsj.
CITY GARBAGE CO. Prompt service.
Phone 2290.
WATER COMPANY
OREGON-WASHINGTON Water Ser
vice Company. Offices corner Com
merclal and Trade streets. Bills pay
able monthly in advance. Phone 61.
WATCH KHPAIIIINO
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING
or money back. The Jewel Box, 173
N. Liberty, Salem,
LEGALS
MITK i: TO ( Rt:iMTOKH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Last Will and Testament of
James K. Sears, deceased, has been
duly proven and admitted to probate
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Marlon bounty, and the
undersigned First National Bank In
Salem has been appointed Executor
thereof; and that letters testamentary
have Issued to it.
All nereons having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified and
with the proper vouchers, to the un
dersigned Executor In 6a Jem, Oregon,
on or before six months from the date
nf the first nubllcation of this notice,
said first publication being made the
19th day oi uecemoer. ih,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK In SALEM
Executor.
Custer E. Ross, Attorney for Estate.
Dec. ly, zo; jan. a, v, m
SHATTUCK DENIES
TALK WITH HOOVER
(Continued from pag. 1) .
gether and a Urge amount of char
ity work.
Senator Robinson, republican, In
diana, asked. why Shattuck was cm.
cloved "chiefly" because o( Ms
friendship with Hoover.
"I make no claim to be the ad
viser of Mr. Hoover," he said. "I
have In the past 10 years done pro
fessional work for Mr. Hoover. I
resent the implication that I am
Mr. Hoover'a closest legal friend
I think It Is unfortunate that any
such Imputation should be received
by the committee. My relations
with Mr. Hovoer have been very
pleasant.
" make no claim other than that
I hope to have KIa friehdshlp," he
added.
Do you think It's fair to have
Mr. Hoover's name bandied about
in this testimony?" Senator Rob
inson asked.
"I certainly do not," he said, "and
I can't make it strong enough."
Shattuck said the "Inferences"
for some of the testimony about
his relations with Hoover were "im
proper." FLOOD STAGE IN
WILLAMETTE LIKELY
(Continued from page 1)
was under water and the lowlands
at West Springfield inundated, just
before noon were to the effect that
the water was receding and that
the heavy rains of the past week
had ceased.
The crest of the flood had appar
ently passed down the river toward
Albany, as reports from there toldj
a river stage of 11.2 feet, the high
est mark ot the winter, with the '
water still "risimr. At Jefferson the!
flood stftire on the Bnntiam had been
passed and a slow rise was still being
registered, although with the ce ces
sation of rain along the upper river
the wage was falling a-?ain there.
Locally, the hravy rainfall since
the storm set in 10 days ao. brought,
to a total of 10.1 inches by the .80
inches that fell Wednesday, has
caused no serious damage. The
ditches draining the lowlands south
east of the city near the airport and
around the penitentiary have over
flowed to flood the flat land, but
no serious damage Is reported.
Basements of homes along tht:
North Mill crerk east of teh new
Winter street brldee have flooded
to some extent by the water backed
up behind the bridge, which Is still
under construction.
This condition Is caused by the
failure of the contractor to get the
falsework of the forms out from be
neath the structure before the flood
set la as Is evidenced by the fact
that while the water U backed up
above the bridge the passageway
beneath It Is so obstructed that
there Is several feet of spare be
tween the deck beams and th level
of the watr on the west side of
the bridge.
What action the city may take
against the contractor should claims
for damages from the high water be
filed vera not Indicated Thursday,
but Alderman Watson Town send,
chairman of the bridge committee.
I Intimated that the contractor might
- 1 w- unon to DflV a Density for
- 1 06 cuca uPn W V"-J -
failure to complete his contract
within the time specified in the
contract.
The contract for the bridge was
let to P. L. Frailer, ove? the protest
of Towzuend and the bridge engin
eer, on August T with December 1
set as the date for completion, and
Prasler Is under the con tractor's
bond for the full amount, $17,374.
Three Inches of water from the
overflow In ditches along each tide
of the old graveled Turner road
covered the floor of the new muni
cipal hangar at the airport Wednes
day night with some slight abate
ment Thursday morning. Water
was flowing several Inches deep be
tween the Eyeriy Aircraft corpora
tion building and the hangar
Thursday morning and was stand
ing on the recently completed con
crete apron in front of the hangar.
The state road between the Tur
ner pavement and the graveled road
has an overflow covering it In sev
eral places, one almost as deep as
the running board of an automo
bile, while the Turner road In the
vicinity of the airport Is covered in
several places.
Bo far the airport itself has very
little water and that mostly on the
northern end. Though the ground
was worked continually and was
very soft when the rain began about
ten days ago, it aoes not prcvem
ships from landing or taking off
though there is little flying activity
at the airport.
Portland f4i The Willamette rlv.
er from Eugene to Harrisburg, and
the lower Santiam river were above
flood stage Thursday, the result of
heavy rains throughout the Willam
ette drainage basin. j
The weather bureau said no fur
ther heavy rain was Indicated for
Thursday or Friday but added that
the Willamette will probably rise
nearly or Quite to the flood stage
of 20 feet at Albany and Salem late
Friday. It was expected to approach
ths flood stage of 12 feet at Oregon
City by Saturday.
The government bureau eaid the
Willamette river at Portland will
rise considerably but it la not ex
pected to reach flood stage.
Light rains in the northwest por
tion of Oregon were predicted, with
slightly colder weather in order in
the southwest portion.
More snow fell in Baker during
the night with ten Inches on the
ground at present. All state high
ways in Baker county remained
open.
Eugene (JPi Eugene and Lane
county Thursday were experiencing
the worst flood trouble in three
vears as the Willamette river touch
ed the 14.5 foot mark, two and a
half feet over the danger mark.
Heavy rains combined with melting
sikjw lu the mouniina wrought the
damage.
Between Eugene and Springfield,
and between Eugene and Junction
City, the Pacific highway was three
feet under water.
The West Springfield district was
the hardest hit and property dam
age there will run Into thousands of
dollars. Farmers In low river bottoms
will also suffer heavily from the
washing out of soil and crops.
The Drain-Reedsport highway
was blocked by slides. The McKenzic
highway was closed for the season
by snow in the high passes and by
slides near the Lea burg water plant.
The Willamette highway was all
but impassable. The Long Tom river
bottom and the Amazon district
were huge lakes.
The McKcnzle river, too, was on
a rampage, piling 19,000 cubic feet
of water per hour past the city's
new plant at Leaburg, the normal
flow being loOO feet per hour.
Two schools In Eugene have been
dismissed on account of water in
their basements. Hundreds of base
ments in residences-are full of water.
Albany (LP) The Wmamette river
at Albany reached the 1H loot
mark Thursday morning, the high
est mark this winter, with a con
tinued rise forecast.
Wednesday, .92 inch of rain fall
was recorded, bringing the total pre
cipitation for December to 10.25
inches. Hits still leaves the average
15 year rainfall of this territory of
30 inches, 14 Inches short. The IS
year average for December Is 6.13
inches.
Bend, (LP) A silver thaw Wednes
day night coated Bend with Ice, but
clearing skies gave promise that the
storm has passed without causing
any great damage. Wednesday's
heavy rain, .74 of an Inch, melted
about half of the seven inches of
snow that covered the Deschutes
county. The wet snow Thursday
morning had been reduced to a
frozen mass.
NATIONAL BANKS
OWE COUNTY TAXES
(Continued from page 1)
has paid a portion ot such taxes
ror them by paying the share as
sessed agalaU them to Uie state
road and school lunds so tue gen
eral fund of the county Is out that
much even though the banks
themselves have declined to pay
up.
To all Intents and purposes as
far as the tax rolls themselves are
concerned the amount against the
national banks still remains unpaid
on the tax rolls as the matter has
never been decided as far as the
Marlon county national banks arc
concerned, the suit In question
being brought by Portland banks.
Consequently the amounts have
continued to appear on the tax
rolls us to date.
However, the federal court deci
sion In Portland has been taken
to be a ruling as, to all national
banks In the state. But that deci
sion has never been appealed and
aa It stands now It Is only the de
cision of the federal court.
In some counties Including Mult.
nomah, compromises have been
made with some of the banks but
the court here never felt that It
had the authority or power to com
On The Air
, TWRSDAY
Mir 2 JP- KEX. features, mu-
toJ P m. KEX, farm flashes,
afternoon matinee; KOW. market
report, musical masterworke: KOI
K, Pipe organ. Toreadors.
J to i p.m. KEx. matinee; KO
W, musical muteTworks. Chrutmae
Illumination talk; KOIN. Wlae and
Otherwlae, vocal program, a Ulna
ensemble.
3 to 4 p.m. KEX. matinee: K
OW. network; KOIN. news item
music. 4 to S pjn. KEX. matinee; KO
w. vocal. Instrumental music anot 1
light; KOIN. news items, music
6 to p.m. KEX. recoroa: K
OW. network: KOIN. new iteme.
music. Toreadors.
to 7 p.m. KEX, radio bulle
tin, hometowuera; KOW. network.
Millers; KOIN. organ, Santa Claue;
KFI, network; KOO. network, lit
tle symphony, KPO, e&lou or
chestra. 7 to a p.m. KEX. hornet owner,
tlent; KOW. transcontinental,
network; KOIN. orchestra. Christ
maa carols; KFI, network; KOO,
little symphony, network; KPO,
Toreadors.
8 to 9 pnx. KOW, network,
kit; KOIN. Toreadors, hockey
game; KFI, network: KOO, violin
ist; KPU music, players, Aeolian
trio.
-to 19 p.m. KEX. skit, -classical
concert; KGW. network, flow
er girls, sponsored; KOIN. hockey
game; KFI, network; KOO. Mem
ory Lane, Rambler; KPO. ak.lL
flutist, pianist, violin recital.
w ll pjn. KEX. orchestra,
records; KOW. brass band; KOI-
n, orcnestra. string ensemble; K-
Fl. network: K(JO. Plunrntinn
Echoes, Green Room; KPO, organ.
11 to 12 p.m. KEX. orchestra,
features: KOW, organ recital; KO
IN. chain dance program; KFI,
news; KOO, UuakeLeera; KPO. net-
work.
FHH'AY
12 to 1 p.m KEX. features, mu
sic; KGW. organ recital. City club;
KOIN. Rose City Beavers.
1 to 2 p.m KEX. farm flashes,
matinee; KGW, City club, market
report, Christmas Illumination
talk, musical masterworks; KOIN,
ortiati. Toreadors.
2 to 3 p.m. KEX, matinee: K
GW, musical masterworks; KOIN.
Wise and Otherwise, vocal, string
ensembio.
3 to 4 p.m. KEX. matinee: KO
TO, musical masterworks. network;
KOIN, newspaper of the air.
4 to 8 p.m. KEX. matinee; KO
W, vocal and Instrumental, spot
light; KOIN, newspaper of the air.
orchestra.
5 to 6 p.m. KEX. records; KO
TO, network; KOIN, orchestra. Tor
eadors. 6 to 7 p.m. KEX. radio bulle
ton and KEX trio. Home Towners;
KOIN. organ. Santa Claim; KOW,
KFI, KOO, network; KPO, salon
orchestra.
7 to 8 p.m. KEX. Home Town
ers, concert: KOW. KFI. KOO. net
work; KOIN, Balem hour; KPO,
concert.
8 to a p.m. KGW. concert, aklt.
sponsored; KOIN, chain program.
iitriijwna carois; iwr i, iwuu, net
work: KPO. fireside hour.
B to 10 pan. .KEX, novelty pro
gram, aklt, classical concert; Ka-
w, vocal, instrumental; KOIN,
chain program: KFI. lyrics, studio:
iOO. lyrics, conference; KPO, fire
side hour.
10 to 11 p.m. KEX. records, or
chestra: KGW. Hponsored, Hoot
Owls; KOIN, cobble lers. dance
band; KOO, flporta. Tale Never
Told; KPO, orcheutra.
11 to 12 p.m. KEX, orchestra,
features: KOW. Hoot Owls; KOIN.
dance band; KFI. frolic; KOO.
Musketeers; KPO, Musketeers, net
work. BIRTHS, DEATHS,
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS
Townaend To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ray Townaend, December 13, a daugh
ter, Elaine.
Ayera To Mr. and Mrs. Frank R.
Ayera, Dee. 0, a sou, Alvln Wayne.
McCall To Mr. and Mrs. Fred a
Mrcall. Dec. 14, a daughter, RutU
Bernice.
ii:.vrn
Baldwin At the residence of he
daughter. Mrs. L. Potter, 220 D street
Wednesday morning, Mrs. L. H. Bald
win, age 73. Widow of the late L. H.
Baldwin; survived oy ner aaugnier,
Mrs. Potter and the following sons:
Richard M. of Glendale; Ben L- of
Nampa, Idaho; jeae M.. Route a. Ba
lem and Raluh J.. Pendleton. Fun
eral services in the Rlgdon mortuary
Friday afternoon at d o ciocs.
promise, even if It wanted to.
The taxes due lrom trie six na
tional banks as they appear on the
book, but apparently not legally
collectible, aa as follows:
First National Bank. BUverton,
1927, $1287.02; 1928. H392.17.
First National Bank. Aurora,
(now sold) 127, (726.67; IMS,
$724.58.
First National Bank. Salem,
1927, $3652 80: 1928. $6756.56.
United States National Bank.
Salem, 1927, $800.41 (half ot this
year's taxes paid); 1928. $1799.44.
First National Bank, mu Angei,
1927, $841.77; 1928. $640.90.
First National Bank. Woodburn,
1927. $714.06: 1928, $735.67.
The total showing on the
as unpaid for 1927 Is $8833.14
lor 1928 $12049.32.
LIONS WILL SING
CAROLS XMAS EVE
Christmas carols will be offered by
Lions club members through the
city Christmas eve by two groups,
one headed by Frank Neer and the
other by Frank Doollttle. Assistance
will be asked of a few outsiders.
Club members who will help In the
carols and the group to which they
have been assigned are Neer's Ack-
lin. Bedee. Bonesteele. Cheek. Doane,
Eiker, Olese, Orabenhorst, Htidklns,
Irwin. Lewis, Lynch. Molt. Ohllng.
Orr, Rosebraugh. Scandllng, Sher
wln. Springer. Vibbert. Wilson and
Burgess: Doollttle s division Aiken,
Bedford, Brown, Crawford, Doug
las, Emmons. FlUgerald. Haas,
Humphrey. Kellogn. Kietiing. mc-
Calllster, Niles, Olson, Reynolds,
Rossman. Srott. 8mltn. stimpson.
Ward and Williams.
Rant claus will oar an official
visit to the club Friday noon and
help In handling the gift shower
that will be staged during in
weekly luncheon,
HEAP rTTTra