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Tuesday) November 21, 1939 The Capital Journal, Salem; Oregon Fifteel A Man Leads the Woman to the Altar After That She Leads. Capitaljyournal CLASSIFIED Auvminaiiiu . KATES Per line I?0 Per line. S times per line, 6 times 40o Per line. 1 month tl2b Mln. 25c 3 time mln. 350 6-tlme minimum 45o Minimum Per Ad, 25 cents Want Ads must bo In by 10 a ,m. rtny of publication. For Sale Houses " SEE THIS COZY HOME Brand new, nice neighborhood, ',(, JUCl llCrO land, Jliwumwu .wu. Lilmtte, lloor oil furnace, electric wa- l i . .. - invulu hnllr.ln kitchen . cn,ii!in nttnchprl enrnue. Tntiil price only 82050, and 600 will han dle Call Mr. Bartlett with CHILDS & MILLER, INC. 344 State St. Phone 0261 ' B270 4 RM. cottage & bath, new fixtures, lot 45x160. Pav. pd.. bus ser. at door. Hollywood dlst. S1000 cash. Worth 1500. Inq. 801 N. Com'l., Apt. 1, alter a270 We offer a good 6 room house on fine corner lot, close to stale house. Room for two more houses. Price only 81800. Ask us about It. Call Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS & MILLER. INC. 844 State St., Phone 0261 a270 FAIRMOUNT HILL PROPERTY S5000 will buy this 6-room mod. home 111 BOW" ...JLV...,".., . good location, . near bus, store & schools. Terms. $500 down. 845 per mo. oee mis nume ai uum:. vj. h horst & Co.', 134 S. Liberty St.. Ph. R4 B. ' TT'5 MOW RRAnY You move rlRht in to n nice, clean li room cottage, iresniy pnporen a. bal. 20 per mo. Call Mrs. Ellis with CHIJjlJO ac rvuijijr.rc, ii"v. 344 State St. Phono 0261. r.279' tKJtf, nm .turn. " age. olec. water system, fine house Sz "4 A. of land, only 4 ml N. of Sa lem for $2400. 8400 down, balance on terms. See Mr. Lsrsen wun USWKTNS fc ROBERTS. INC. a279 84000 will buy this 5 rm. plast. home in exclusive resinenmii nwi., ' i ,ri. fe cnr. win- dew's & sink, laundry trays. See this property now. onn oiiuimi " horst with W. H. Orabenhorrt & Co Realtor., 134 S. Liberty St., PH.M 0'i A. BARGAIN Located B!4 miles from city center on good road, light & telephone lines. 5 room unfln. house, good well. Some fir timber. Price 82000, 8100 Sown, 820 per mo. Call O. H. Grab enhorst Jr.. -with W. H. Orabenhorst Co.. Realtors, 134 S. Liberty St. WE HAVE THREE exceptional homes on Falrmount hill, at bargain prices. Each home Is Sicily modern with shrubbery and view of the distant hills We offer you terms that will suit you. These homes can be shown st vour convenience. For more dctam Coll-P. H. BELL. FFALTOR. V Oregon Bldg.-Phone 8121. a2.7 "FOR SALE Practically new 5-R well located home. Hdw. floors, fireplace, full basement, furnace & garage. Reduced for Imme diate sale. SEE Mr. Hardv with HAWKINS fc ROBERTS. INQ a278 8-ROOM house. Basement Small down payment, rest lite rent. Mortem new Bungalow, hardwood floors, fireplace. Ensv terms. Unfinished house with doors nnn windows In 850 down and 81! Pel month. ,et ABRAMS A: ELLIS. INC Dial 8155 ill Mnennle Bldg. 0277' SCRIFTCE modern 5-rm nook -nnA. ncn nn.n OflKS S Cottflge .uau. . 2R9 R. D. Woodrow. phone 9000 has an Ideal modern country home for sale. only two miles from cuy ceura. For Sale Farms NICE . country home, close In 10 orres. good mags, o n. n... -filberts. Can subdivide at good pro- OsS ACRES, fair Mdgs.. woven wire Vnclng. all In cult. Streams. Reduc ed to 82750. 8800 down. 28 ACRES, stocked equipped, good blrtgs. ft electricity. Only 819008600 down. See Mr. uniiagner JAS. D. SEARS. 476 Court St. b27B Mil. TtAPGAIN 19 acres In bearing cherrlc. reason able. Phone 6524. 0 DIRECTORY CARPENTER DAY or CONTRACT. Ph. 4369 0286 EXCAVATING EXCAVATINO of oil kinds: basements dug, dirt hauled or moved Dirt for SEE Ben otjen at sons, rn. oudu EXCAVATING of all felnds. Basements dug, dirt hauled or moved wirsi ii sole. Salem Sand t Gravel Co 9408. o FLORIST Brelthaupt'a for flowers. Dial 5904. o FUNERAL r IRECTORS WALKER & HOWELL Funeral Home. 545 N. Capitol St. Phone 3672. o' Naturopathic Physician Aft. W. H. Rockwell, N.D., 1790 Falr rounds Rr. Ph. 4303. Hours 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. or by appointment. Free examination consultation. PLUMBING REPAIRS PT.TTMRTNn flenernl Renalt Work Ornber Bros. 164 S. Liberty. Ph 6504 o SEWING MACHINES "Singer Sewing Center". P 3512, 142 8. High. New sew. mchs. & vac. clean ers, rents, repairs. Guar, used mrhs. o292- TRANSFER & STORAGE Mnvlns-Hnullnff. Best rates Ph. 6584 0286 For local or distant transfer, storage, burner oil. Call 3131 Larmer Trans fer Co. Trucks to Portland dnlly. o TYPEWRITERS Ail mAbM nlrt. rented and repaired Needham's Book Store. 465 State Sto WKI.I DP.Il I.ING F. Sneed. 2505 Brook St. P. 6809 O302 WINDOW CLEANING NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING CO Y"ortows. Floors. Woodwork P 9337. 0 '1 WOOD SAWING & B. CROSS. PU. 8178 or 7219. o2SC There's at Least G06HB1L1..,T feVLl frtmT STUFFY IM HERE -Jli 6 W WATER ( 'Ti BAD FOR THE SWSTEM A MIND IF I OPEM n-Tg toCRTE MUMIOIIV- -l TO IN T- V-. THIS WINDOW SfS AJUNP TO CREATE HUWIDIIVJ I A(J ATM0spHER ) x- ly--- J o'VA MIND IF I OPEM foPEM OME MORE WINDOW ) THIS DOOR AND GET THE I fS'jiS? ) OR YOuE MOUTH -AND VOuU 3 AIRCIRCULATING.JIM? r fftS A, I FIND OUT WHAT REAL HEAr ' For Sale Farms DEATH In family compels owner to sell his fine 40-acre farm on paved road. About 30 acres In cultivation, a little timber, fine set of form build ings, olec. lights. Located about 20 miles No. of Salem. Price reduced to 84000. Will require about $2300 cosh. See S. M. EARLE or VICK BROS. 208 No. High. Phone 9678. b278 For Sale Acreage RIVER CREST Acres. Choice V4 A. tracts. 8350 up, your terms. 1 ml. N. Call J. Kaeser, Rt. 2, Ex. 38, Snlem. bb279 For Sale Miscellaneous TINY black: & tan Mexican Chluahwa Si toy fox terrier pups. 1875 So Capitol St. C279 HOUSE trailer, partly furnished, ex cellent condition. Cash or trade for furniture. Real buy. 2304 Front St. C277 USED 2 yrs., $79.50 Duo-Auto clrou Irttor, 35. 1265 No. 21st St c279 CANARIES. Ph. 438S, 1340 Chemeketn. C302 New West. Wash. mach. Cost $69.50. Sell for $50 cash. Call at cottage bncK of Alexandria Apts. 1130 Chemeketa C276 Small piano and bench $75. Rt. 1, Box 298A, Dallas. Ore. Ph. 1492X. c279 USED RADIO $112 7-tubo all wave American Bosh Bal. duo $37.40. Terms, $5 down, $3 monthly. See Mr. Jnnz. GEO. C. WILL MUSIC STORE c277' APPLES: Delicious, Gano and Rome Beauty. Eola Acres, Route 4, Box 453. RADIO SPECIALS GENERAL ELECTRIC radio, 0 tubes, all-wave, late mode,.? 47.50 ZENITH "sDltt-second tuning 6 tube, push button, all-wave. .$ 49.05 PHILCO 1938 model automatic dial. 15 tube. Cost $240 $i39.ao DETROLA Console, all-wave.. $ 17.50 PHILCO 7-tube table model. ..$ 7.50 MAJESTIC Cabinet model... .$ 5.00 VICTOR 10-tube console 9.95 CROSLEY table model $ 2.75 These, and many other late model radios to choose irom at tne H. L. Stiff Furniture Co PHILCO Dealers -PACKARD-BELL C277 Learn to Sew. Shop finish. P 4830. C297 CANARIES. Adams, Florist, 383 Court. c290 USED books sacrificed. 477 Court. C2B4 ZENITH RADIO $195 I5-tube 4-band all-wave 1038 radio, like new. $85. Terms $7.50 down. $5 monthly. See Mr. Janz. GEO. C. WILL MUSIC STORE C277 EXPERT Repairs to typewriters, add tng Machines, cash registers Moderate Prices. All maKea tor aaie ana went ROEN 456 Court. Phone 6773. C' Walnut Shells 5c per sack. Bring sacks. Klorfeln's, 280 So. High. c Furniture for Sale cellent condition. Special for the two pieces, $'J.yo. -ua-sy w?rms. COHN BROS., 305 No. Liberty St WOOD RANOES Electric ranges Gas Ranges. Priced Right. Y EATER & RUSH CO. 255 N. Liberty, next to Light Co Cd285 GOOD velour davlno with full bed riiim eomnartinent. Maks a com fortable bfd or davenport. Special, $24.75. Easy terms. COHN BROS., 305 N. Liberty St Cd277 Westlnghousp Wastier? $2.52 per mo a T-r-n . DI'CU rtl 255 N. Liberty, next to Light Co cd285 BEDROOM floor sample set. genuine walnut, 329.7S. pay n auwn. COHN BROS., 305 No. Liberty St w.tinffhmise Refrigerator repossess' ed. Used only 6 months $70 discount YEATER KUn oy, 255 N Llbrrty, next to Light Ce ert2BV For Sale Wood r-.rvnn rtrv 4ft. 2nd crowth wood. 3 cd lots. 111.75. Ph. 7860. 301 B?st 16" Old fir $5.50. Ph. 9747. OC2B1 16" DRY 2nd nth.. $5. Ph. 4218. pry old fir & map. P. 7fi(0. ee279 ee279 Dry wood. Ph. 48F14. Smith-Rubens. ' ee291 16" Dry old fir. Ph. 4218. ee279 !6" Old Fir ?5 ii 15 o0: 16 Old III kQOU 15. PH. 6. 2nd t5 One in Every Office For Sale Wood 16" Old Fir & dry 2nd growth $5.50 cd. 2380 Broadway. Phono 6IbO ee280 Wood sawing. Mrs. F. A. Wood P. 8290. ee279" BONE Dry 16" oak $6; fir $5. P 4108.ee- For Sale Poultry EGGS and fat colored hens, alive or dressed. Will deliver. Frank Sprouse, second house east Mitchell 4-Corners, E. Center St. Phone 9335. f279 100 fat color, hens, choice for 75c. Frank Sprouse, R. 6, Bx. 535, 2nd hae. E. Mitchell 4-Corners, Center St. f277 Wanted Help WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework. Phone 3207. g277' HOUSEKEEPER for man and dauglv ter. Call 8349 after 5:50 p.m. g279 Wanted Position LADY wants perm, position as hsekpr. References. Box 415, Cap Journal. h279 Wanted: Work, wood splitting, lawns mowed, rake leavse, spading, shrub bery trimmed, new set out, painting, roofs repaired, window gla&s Installed, 25c per hour. Phone 6204. h278 MAN aged 32, wants position as chauf feur. Free to travel. Local references, 2305 Breyman St. h281 Carpenter Repair., new work. P. 6584 h286 WILL care for pre-school children Reas. 791 North Commercial. h2fil Wanted Miscellaneous 2 MALE golden pheasants, good plum mage. Wiggins, Taxidermist, 1 ml. No, of underpass, Salem. 1277 Used Furniture. R. Forgey. Ph. 7443 1287 WALNUT and Filbert Meats. Highest price. Klorfeln, 280 S. High. i Wanted: Used Furniture. Ph 5110. 1' For Rent 3 RM. apt.. 1., W. $15. Ph. 7313. J277 4 RM. apt., close In, newly decorated. 473 N. Cottage St. Phono 5254. 3279 COMF. 6 rm. hse. 325 N. 23rd. J282 3 NEWLY decor, fur. rms. at the Marion Apts. $32.50. Phone 7018. J282 MODERN 3 rm. furn. apt. Pnone 7983 5-ROOM modem home, unfurnished. (North) ALSO 3-Rooms, completely furnished. Frig itiaire, washer. JAS. D. SEARS. Phone 8466. J278' 2 ACRES of fine garden ground with running water. 4 room cottage with water system, elec. lights, bath & toi let, with cooking range installed. Also heating stove. $18 a month. S. M. EARLE. Phone 9678 or 3865. J278' A CLOSE IN MODERN furnished Ap artment. Adults only. Ph. 8490. J282 SMALL furn. backyard cottage, Ideal for couple. Ph. 6680. J279 FOR RENT Well located furnished and unfurn ished homes, 4 to 9 rooms, rentals $18 to $50. Acreages H to 25 acres, close in.SEE Mr. Hardv with HAWKINS & ROBERTS. INC. J278 Small hse. In country; elect Ph, 7125. yjui 3-rm. furn. apt. Prl. bath, nook, grnd. floor. Oar. Adults. Ph. 5807 J230 17 AcreB with mod. hse. Ph. 7125. J281 Houses, furnished and unfurnished Perrlne & Marsters. Ph. 6953. J $206 rms. Nice 633 Richmond. $2510 rms. 1315 N. Cottage. $305 rms. built 1 year 2270 Trade H. P. GRANT 529 Court St. J277' 5-Rm. mod. house, hardwood firs., nook. 1110 $35. Jefferson J281 Large 4 rm. apt , newly fur. Clone in Prlv. ent. c bath. Inq. 694 No. High J277 4 RMS. Lights and water. Ib91 Brood way, J280 A-l 7 r., close In, $45. Ph. 6222. J280 Furn. apt. close In. 833 Mill. J277' NEW 4-r. furn. apt. El. Rcf. range water htr. Close In. 590 Willow St. J280 Nice 3-rm. furn. Bath, 590 Union. J280 NICELY Furnished 3-rm. apartment with fireplace 1.W9 State. J279- Clean fur. apt. Creek, $15; 2456 Trade. J279 330 S. 14th. Ph. B030. J279 HOTEL SALEM, low monthly rates. J' 4-RM. Duplex, nicely fur. Electric re frigerator. Oarage, bus line at door. 125 monthly. WM. McOIIXmRIST. JR. Realtor R D. Embrey - Ruth DrSoura 435 State St. Phone 4B3S. ) ROOM with breakfast, gar Very rea sonable. 1363 8. Com'l. Ph 32S2. J27T 3-RM. apt., fur.. St. 23A0 Fg. rd. P. 7532. Irlg., par )27fl" 2-rm. base. apt. fur 575 Marlon 277 New 3-rm. apt. Aut. heat. 1949 State J277 Sleeping room. 725 Court fib 1 By Miss Clare Brfgqi For Rent Practice pianos $2. H L. Stiff's. J' FOR RENT Extra fine 5 room bungalow, close in, $4U. can Mrs. Kills with CHILDS 5s MILLER, INC. 344 State St. Phone 0261. J279 MODERN furnished loom, walking distance, xoung man. pnone 7604. J HOTEL MARION special weekly and montniy rates to permanent guest Marion Coffee Shop. Delicious meals at low prices. J Room and Board BERTHA Anderson has refined home for elderly lady. 1824 No Church. i JJ282 GOOD room and board. 55 Center, ' JJ280 Ht. Room, twin beds, board, adj. state hse. and Un. camp. 168 N. 12th. P. 5425 JJ279 Sing, or dble. rm, cooking. 1603 Court. JJ27B Lovely dble. or single rm. 1st hse. No. State Cap. S30 N. Summer St Ph. 6072 JJ277 See Ma Bowen, 605 N. Liberty. JJ281 Good meals, close in. 4CS Marion. JJ288 Lost and Found LOST Purse containing valuable ros ary, pen and valuable papers. Liberal reward to finder. Phone 6233. k277' LOST: Leather keytainer cont. sev eral keys. Reward. Ph. 6519. k279 LOST: Sunday, ladles wrist watch Name Hazel 1930 on back Reward. Notify Vale Lacey. 210 Center. Rich field Oil Station. k279 Personal Psychologist Advisor. Mrs. Martin, fav orably known, dependable, highest re commendation from many leading cit izens of Salem. Phone 6460. 1278 Piles Curable 95 of pile cases curable without operation or loss of time. Treatment usually painless, affording prompt re lief from pain and bleeding. DR. L, C. MARSHALL Osteopathic Phy. & Sur., 329 Oregon Bldg. 1282 Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair TWO HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES Bring or Mall Your Plates for Repair DR. HARRY 6EMLER. DENTIST Adolph Bldg., State & Commercial Phone 8311. OLID DEN Time-Tested Palnta, hlg grade enamel. 42.70 per gallon. Guar anteed quality house paints $1.70 pel ganon. 1430 u at, pn. eiiou Real Estate LAND BARGAINS One Acre, modern buildings, close in. Price 3400. 21? A., best soil, price (700. 10 A., good buildings, price (4500 20 A. Willamette soil, price (4500 80 A. bottom soil, modern buildings, price (12,000. 00 A., river bottom, price $7500. 138 A. east, city limits, (125 per A. 147 A., modern buildings. (10.000. These are a few of our offerings. If any of these Interest you, a full des cription will be gladly submitted WM. McGILCHRIST, JR.. REALTOR R. D. Embrey Ruth DeSouza 435 State St., Phone 4838. n279 FOR SALE ONE OF the choicest bdg lots In N. Salem, close in. Price (1500. Will trade for small house or good ren tal property. Call Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS U MILLER. INC. 344 State St., Phone 9261. n279 WE HAVE THE PROSPECT If you want to sell, exchange, lease, rent SFE Larson or Collins with HAWKINS At ROBERTS. n FOR SALE Lot Owned bv Olty 12B TO B00 See Any Real Estate Man or call 8632 167 8. High St. n' Exchange Real Estate REAL NICE 5 A. tract, out on the Oardcn Road to trade for city pro perty. t:au ph. Bin. F. H. WEIR, 212 Oregon Bldg. nn278 Automobiles 1929 MODEL A Ford coupe, good con dition, V-B wheels, good tires. Make offer. 295 Park Ave., out Market St. Q279 '29 A FORD Cabriolet coupe, cheap, good shape, by private party 2446 Ha wl Ave., Salem. (j27R $160 etjulty In '36 V-8 coach for f.10. or will take sm. car. Piu N. com q277 WANT TO BUY a light car that Is In good condition, frnm private party. Will say cash. Bol 188 Mt Angel. Ore. 0279 Automobiles LOOK! READ ALL ADS. YOU CAN'T FIND A PACK ARD 6-CYL. ADVER TISED! 07 rackard b-Uyl. O DeLuxe Coupe Original Packard Blue finish, uphol- atery spotless; has radio, heater; has very low mucage. $695 nfj rackara b-uyi. Oi DeLuxe Sedan Original maroon finish: upholstery spotless: has radio & heater, white side wall tires. $650 25 Other Makes and Models to Choose From NO DOUBT YOUR OLD OAR WILL MAKE DOWN PAYMENT, UP TO 34 MONTHS TO PAY ON BOMB STATE MOTORS, Inc. New Used Car Lot Across the street from downtown Fire Dept. 455 CHEMEKETA ST. PH. 8777 q277' Automobiles 1930 CHEV. coupe, fair shape. good q279 tires, (60; 2860 S. Com'l St. 1936 FORD Truck, '38 motor 3c body. A-l condition. Ph. 3828324 North Commercial St. q Financial Loans WHEN CASH IS NEEDED Tou want the money quickly without delay, without a lot of questions be ing asked of friends, relatives, or your employer. You do not want other peo ple knowing your business. YOU WANT LOW RATES AND EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS $ 4.02 per mo. repays 9 40 In 12 mo, $ 4.73 per mo. repays 65 In 18 mo. (13.44 per mo. repays $200 In 20 mo. You want the privilege of paying more on your account at any time in order to reduce tne cose. For the above benefits see us today for a Complete Loan Service that Will really help. People with modest Incomes are especially Invited. PEOPLE'S Finance Company Rm. 201 , 9nd Floor. First National Bank Building, Salem, Oregon. Phone 4446. -213 State License M -220, LOANS FOR ALL TYPES OP LOANS SEE STATE FINANCE CO, 844 8tate St. Ph. 9261 8-216 M-222 AUTO LOANS Willamette Credit Co. 5th FLOOR ODARDIAN BUILDING License No. M-169 WANTED to buy for cash. 1st At 2nd mortgages, real estnte contracts and merchandise discount paper. STATE FINANCE CO. 344 Btate St. Salem, Orcson. LOANS FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY Before Borrowing Elsewhere Consult Our Loan Department HAWKINS Si ROBERTS INO. Guardian Building Salem r.HJl. LOANS 414. Also private loans Abrams As Ellis, Inc. Masonic Bldg. r Private Money AUTO and TRUCK LOANS Contracts refinanced to reduce pay ments. Money for now or used cars No delay or red tape. You will retain possession of the rcrtcle. 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY Roy H. Simmons 136 South Comrierclal 8treet Phone 9168 Lie. No. M-152 MONEY TO LOAN MELVIN JOHNSON 72S Court St. QUICK CASH LOANS All Plans GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION License No. S-138 136 8. Commercial St. Livestock Wanted FARMERS STOCKMEN! Montgomery Rendering Works picks up, Free of charge, dead and worth less Horses and Cows anywhere in the Wil lamette Valley WE PAY TOP I'lIirP"! PHONE US COLLECT 6411 SALEM ' DEAD and Worthless Horses. Cows, Picked un free. Phone collect 6411 Sa- lem. Montgomery Rending Works. a9 Business Opportunities ATTENTION Exclusive eating place for sale, bus estanl.. thoroughly mod. equipment Offend at sacrifice. Tills la truly an opportunity. Call Cohurn Oraben- horst with W. H. Orabenhorat Ac Co Realtors. 134 S. Liberty St.. Ph. 646B H277 Beer At Lunch on Coast. Doing excel bualnau. Box 421 Can. Journal. u27a Automobiles Turkey Sells by the Pound . . . Why Not Automobiles? 34 Dodge Sedan . .$294 .$278 2940 LBS. 34 Hudson Sedan 3930 LBS. 36 Dodge Coupe . .$397 .$222 2773 LBS. 33 Ford Sedan . . 2465 LBS. 36 Ford Coupe $367 2652 XiBS. 31 Buick Sedan 4435 LBS. ,.$145 You will have something to be thankful for in one of these cars. Some have music or stoves. All carry our customary warranty, HERRALL-OWENS CO. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE 235 S. Com'l. Phone 3169 q277 Business Opportunities GOOD paying: grocery, conf. 3c light lunch room. Fine location at about V price. ALSO nice grocery stock and meat outfit with nice store bldg. & dwell inn house attached. This place is li good location. Will sell stock, build ing & all. Make someone a nice In come & Investment. See JAS. D. SEARS, REALTOR. 476 Court St. Phone 8466. u278' WILL remodel to suit responsible ten ant. Premises suitable for garage or tire repair shop. Bx. 418. Can. Journal U270" Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Last Will and Testament of J. N. England, deceased, has been duly proven and admitted to pro bate In the County Court ot the State of Oregon for Marlon County and the undersigned Luclle Cross has been appointed executrix there of, and that Letters Testamentary have Issued to her. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned executrix at 707 First National Bank Building, Sa lem, Oregon, on or before six months from the date of the first publication of this notice; said first publication being made this 31st day of October, 1S3S. LUCILE CROSS, As Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of J. N. England, depeased. ROSS & FORD, Attorneys for the Estate, Oct. 31. Nov. 7-14-21-SB. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Lawrence Trask has been, by an order of the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Marlon County, appointed administrator of the estate of He len S. Gibbs, deceased and that Letters of Administration have is sued to him. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned ad ministrator at 707 First National Bank Building In Salem, Oregon, on or before six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice; said first publication being made this 31st day of October, 1939 LAWRENCE TRASK, , Administrator of the estate of Helen S. Glbhs, deceased ROSS is FORD, Attorneys for the estate. Oct. 31; Nov. 7 14 31 3B CORDWOOD Scaled proposals will be opened at 3 P.M. Nov. 38, 1939, for 3400 cords of wood for state Institutions. Proposal Forma may be secured upon application. Oregon State Board of Control Capitol Building, Room 109 8alem, Oregon. Nov. 13-31. Dan Hay Rapped By Labor Council Resignation of Dan Kay as chair man of the Salem Centennial com' mlttee was demanded In a letter to the city council last night from the Salem Trades and Labor Council, but Mayor W. W. Chadwlck ex plained that the temporary com mittee of which Hay was chair man had finished Its work and been discharged. The labor council letter men tioned that Hay was manager for the Oregon Employers' association and that his presence on the com mittee was a "slap at organized la bor." It declared him unfit for the position because he had lived In the city only a short time and de clared further that he was un- acQualnted with the city's history. Automobiles THESE CARS ARE PRICED TO SELL 1937 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe SEDAN WAV HEDAN 1936 WILLYS "77" SEDAN 1936 CHRYSLER COUPE 1936 DcLUXE DODOE Valley Motor Co. 20 YEARS OP FRIENDLY SERVICE BILL EARLE - JOE GOODFELLOW q277' Independence is Gandhi's Price For War Support Bombay, Nov. 21 (P) Mohandas K. Gandhi, demanding a pledge of India's independence as the price of cooperation In the European war. declared today, "The issue Is purely moral, for owing to her material and military control, Britain Is able to regulate garrisons and drain In dia's wealth at will." The wispy, 70-year-old Indian na tionallst leader, refreshed by his Invariable Monday period of sil ence, met at Allahabad with a com- mlttee of the congress party (na tionalists) seeking to influence the country's attitude toward war. Complicating the situation is the ever-present strife between Hindus and Moslems, which resulted In 12 dentils yesterday In rioting at Suk kur, in the province of Slnd, north. western India. Eleven persons were killed there Sunday In the disturbances origin ating from the arrest of Moslems accused of setting Hindu shops afire The Moslem league, second larg est political party in India, has en dorsed the British white paper of October 17, deferring discussion of India's status until after the war. The league asked for clarification of some points, however. Gandhi, revered by millions of Indians, found the British state ment unacceptable and demanded "a declaration to free India from bondage." Of the 11 provincial governments, the eight dominated by his congress party have resigned in protest against the British refusal. Only In Assam province has the opposition formed a new cabinet. The other seven are being ruled by British provincial governors under emer gency powers. India was committed officially In mid-September to fight on Britain's side against Germany, and Gandhi and his associates have criticized the nazls. Gandhi asserts, however, "eight provinces out of 11 have said In emphatic language that they cannot participate in the war If It does not mean, among other things, India's complete freedom." Sllverton St. Paul's Catholic school faculty has prepared a pro gram tonight, beginning at 8 o' clock, with the smaller children of the school to appear In "Cinderella," a playlet, and the upper grades In two dramaettes, "Thanksgiving Do nations," and "No Girls Admitted." ACROSS I. Viper 4. Sphere 7. Hanging or nainenta 14. In place of 15. Drive a noil at an angle 18. Rigid In aelf denlal and devotions 17. Bustle 18. Urchin 19. jVlnce 20. Mother 2U Sloping tlnioer of a roof It. Cook alowlr 24. Light brown. 25. IS pike of corn 26. Reverse nfl of a hnmmer head 27. Finest 28. Clone beyond recovery iff. Ran awny 31. Low monoto nous sotinrl S3. Uoddean of the harvent 33. Flo afraid 31. Orated 37. Kind of ehawl 39. Stern 40. AliHConded Solution of H O efflD I PSlA P 3 E AIAiuyE acraw LETIEA3 TpO P E TRE SSjT I MlE 3jj SODAlRE NAiPE A IliL eFr d iets !LILE.NSjATR AP 111 p lil Mlllijl E SfeAT SlM A CIE fisiYRElTSARS f.ROGiSE ARR AT !. 1 IollaIoto ac z$W nI e1a p m Njel p 49. Hydraullo DOWN pump 1, African Mo RO. Entirely hammedao 6). Preaont S. Soft drink: fi2. Ktltchci again colloq. 65. Hun Rod I. Engaging In at 66. City in Call- a moans of fornla livelihood 67. Exmlntlon of I. Aiiuntic anl certain mal treea ft. loud noise R. Cpnr BBln 6. Couch 63, Algonijuinn 7. TriAd the Indians flavor of (li. Town in Ohio 8, Tromlous or P2, Beverage quivering 63. Geological per- 9. Large flat-not lod tomed bout M. Write If). Harden 66. Firmament 11. And: French sure 43. Novel 44. Wngon 45. Desire 46. Small ornn- mftntal ball 48. Bristle 1 ll il W ii n w if !L il 37 36 pff llll3 m H W IBr ML W gsr a- H I 1 1 1 1PF 1 Y r 1 Anderson Tells Of Experiences On the Athenia Personal experiences In connec tion with the sinking of the Athe nia, of which he was a survivor, and of his appearance before govern mental bodies and congressional com mittees were related by Gus Anderr son, a member of the post, at the regular meeting of Capital Post No. 9, American Legion, last night. The speaker said that he had given only a part of his story and expect ed to be recalled when he "would tell all." Many of his remarks were "off the record." Germany, France and England do not want war, Anderson said, and several years spent In various Eur opean countries have convinced him that the "real red menace Is greater than that presented by Hit ler." Anderson, a professional lec turer, said he knew at the time that his statements would be misunder stood and distorted and that sines then he has been under pressure and his record investigated by for eign agents. He painted a graphto word picture of the blast which wrecked the Athenia, the rescue of most Its passengers and crew. The vessel, he said, floated for 17 hours before being sunk by shells from a British ship as the vessel was a menace to navigation and could not be salvaged, Carl Gabrlelson, general chair man of the state convention com mission, in making his final finan cial report upon the convention, said that profits were $1,132.30 and that the commission Is now out of business. Capt. L. B. Stedman, TJ. S. marine corps reserve, spoke upon opportunities for aviation training In the naval reserve. Because scheduled entertainment did not arrive, Ira Pllcher and R. J. Stum bo, In charge of entertainment, promised a "double bill" at the next meeting, December 4. Peddling Bill Passes Council The new peddling and soliciting ordinance bill was given three read ings and passed by the city council last night. It puts a complete ban on peddling and soliciting, except ing magazines and newspapers which remain regulated as hereto fore, and excepting also products of the soil sold by farmers, their fam ilies or their employes. The bill is an amendment to an already exist ing ordinance. The cigarette vending machine bill which permits them Inside buildings or In lobbies, was Intro duced. An ordinance bill providing the change of zone on the Graber and Goebel property In the vicinity of the high school was Indefinitely postponed. An apartment project was proposed on the property. LODGES Sam Camp, 118, W.O.W., meeti Tues daya, 8 p.m., Prat, temple, 447 Center. Yetterday'i Puxzla It Beans of certain variety 15. Meager 22. Make lace 23. Prophet 24. Natural dls- positions 13. Drama 27, Representation of the head and shoul ders 28. Easy gait 2D. Precious stone 50. NourlBh 31. Minced dish 83. Went swiftly; 24. Corrosion on iron SB. Ireland 16. Email depres sion 33. Hnstoned 33. Subtle invisible enmnntion 41. Ship's oMcer 44. Color 4fi. ExfAted 4fi. Nobleman 47. Flu li with success 43. Type of auto mobile 49. Furninh an other crew for 51. Inventor of the ho wins; machine 11. Impolite Etf. Terlod of time B4. Support 66, Ingredient of varnish f7. Opening 60. Toward
