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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 13, 1940 The Capital Journal, Salem) Oregon I'ine A Lightning Calculator One Who Spends His Time Dodging Gars on the Road. Capital4.Journal CLASSIFIED UVKKT1S1U RATES Per line 10c Per line, 3 times 25c Per line 6 times 40c Per line. 1 month tl2b Mln 25c 3 time mill. 35c G-tlme minimum 45c Minimum Per Ad 25 cent Want Ads must be in by 10 a.m. day of publication. Por Sale Houses i A. In N., $175: 5 dn., $5 per mo. BUDHOW-KASMIIl HEAL ESTATE 12 Lndd A: Bush Blctg. Ph. 5BC5. aI0' 6-R. banc., near State hse. 02250, $50 Dn. 7-R. lot 75x172 on alley 03000, G0 Dn. New 5-R. base. 022.50; $230 dn or cur; 5-R.. furnace. $1050, 0100 dn. 172 S. Liberty. Ph. 7113. al3 GOOD BUYS TERMS 03500 buys thin 5-rm. home near State St. Automatic heat, fireplace, hard wood firs., new Kar. All good condi tion $350 down, 031.50 a mo. 02750 buys this 7-rm. home near State BldK". on Court St. Cor. lot, gar., furnace, basement, plumbing up and clown atnlrs. Offers excellent possi bilities for apartment upstrs. S500 down. 2J50 buys thfs 6-rm. home only 2 blks. from State bldKS. Fireplace, furnace, basement, par. New roof, Kood location 4450 down. 02500 buys this 4-rm. home on cor. lot close In. Furnace, par., sprinkling system. Good condition. $250 dn. CAM, it. A. Johnson with W H. OR ABKNHORST A CO.. Realtors. 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6468. 12' ATTRACTIVE Five-room house. Ex cellent location. Automatic heat. Price $4000. Owner nks CHfiO down, balance like rent. 535 N. 24th. 812 FOR SALE Substantial fl-R. well located home, corner of Center Az lfith Sts. Good condition outside, Inside needs some repair. Small expenditure would mnke 04000 home. Reduced to $2500 for immediate pale. SEE Mr. Hardy or Mr. Collin-! with HAWKINS & ROBERTS. TNC. a!4 BEN VISTA PARK Just outside of city limits, excellent location, city water. You will want to build In this section. Prices from $450 to $900; $25 down. $10 per mo. CALL Cobum Grnbrnhorst with W. H. GPABENHORRT&CO.. Realtors. 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6468 Fine New Larjre 5-Rm. Home fully mod. Ex. loca. 4iu. liw terms. BUDR OW -TC ARM T R TIT. Mi ESTATE 12 Ladd Az Bush Bldg. Ph. 5905. a 12 Before returning east, we would like to sell our 6-rm. home, which cost $5400 B vrs. nn to build. For casn we will take $3000. Box 409 Cap. Journal, nl2 CLOSE IN RESIDENCE g-rrn. mod. home, bafiement, fnrn., hdw. firs., lnund. trnys, garage. Price reduced to $2(150. Near state Bldgs. Let me filiow you this bargain. CALL Coburn Orabenhorst with W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.. Realtors. 134 S Liberty St. Phone 6468. al2 BY OWNER: Sacrifice new Monterey house, air filtered. Electrngns furnace, a bedrms,, den, enrpeted throout. Mrs Thompson, Senator hotel. a!2 1677 S. HIGH Large living and dining rms. Built-in shower as well as tub, fireplace, large basement with pipe furnace. Deep lot with nice garden unot. SOCOLOFSKY Ac SON 1st. Natl. Brink Bldg. Ph. 7807. a!2 DISTANT OWNER Offers a well built 5-rm. plastered house for only $2100. Has oak floors A: flreplnce. Near school bus line, 0200 will handle. See it today. CALL Mrs. Ellis with GUILDS As MILLER, REALTORS 844 State St. Phone 0261. a!3 FOR SALE Good 6-room home, well located In N Balem, 3 bedrooms, bnscment and ex tra house at rear rented. Truly a bar gain- Bt $2750. SEE Mr. Collins or Mr. HARDY with HAWKINS A: ROBERTS, INC. B.12 Sacrlflco mod. 5 rms. and nook. Price 83250: $350 down. 2055 S. cottage a28' For Sale Farms 82 ACRES stocked and equipped, cheap ViniiairiL'a trfpr Rpvprnl unrlnes. View. near Salem, for quick sale $2200. Might consider exenange ior oaicm nome. a onnrt hnmA hrrn wntrr svstem elect. 4 A. filberts, variety berries, stocked and equipped $.:inu. WINNIE PETTYJOHN. REALTOR 477 Court Street bl3 For Sale Miscellaneous Used Gas Range with Garbage Burn er. Phone 4003 before 11 a.m. cl2 8 Kinds hay. Ph. 117F13; Rt. 7, Box 839. 1st hse. . Hazel ureen cnurcn clO ThorouEhbred wlrehalr pup $18. 4050. cl2 Wood Range and other furniture. Sell cheap. Phone 3515. cl2 DIRECTORY EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds- basements dug, dirt hauled or moved Dirt lor SEE Ben Otjen Si sons. pn. aoao. EXCAVATING of all kinds Basements dug, dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for sale. Salem sand fit ursvei co vwa o FLORIST Brelthaupt's for flowers Dial 5904. o' FUNERAL T .RECTORS WALKER Az HOWELL Funeral Home 645 N. Capitol St Phone 3672. Naturopathic Physician Dr. W H Rockwell. N.D. 1790 Fair a rounds Rr Ph 4303 Hours 11 am to 5:30 p.m or by appointment. Free examination consultation PAINTING Expert. Very Reasonable. Ph. SEWING MACHINES Used sewing machines. $5 up. We re pair all makes. S.nger Sowing Macn Co . 142 so. men Phone 3512. 031 TRANSFER & STORAGE CITY transfer. Ph. 6616. Reas. Rates 024 For local or distant transfer storage burner oil Call 3131 Larmer Trans fer Co Trucks to Portland dally. TYPEWRITERS Ali mak's sold, rentcc" and repaired Needham's Bookstore 46oStateSt o wei 1 di:ii 1 in(; need. 2505 Brocks St. Ph. 8809. o37 WINDOW CLEANING NEW DEA1 WINDOW :LEAMNO CO Windows. Floors, Wwxiworfc P 6337. o iWonder Wkat a Ski HERE I GO! DOWN-DOWN OCVW.' TOO BAD I CAN T GO BACK AND GET AW 5TOMACH 60l..'-MYLEFT5Kl'S 10O5E WI5H I'D THINK OF THOiE THINGS BEFORE I START For Sale Acreage 15 A. 7 miles from Salem, fi-rm. house, burn, 11 A. cleared, some timber, creek and spring, 12 bearing cherry trcea, some walnuts $1000. 2 A. close to Salem. Nice 4-rm. home, bath, lights, some fruit, barn, garaite. chicken house, electric pump, $2000 $500 down. lVt A. close In on paved rond, 7-rm. house, bath, lights, laundry room, electric water system, lots of fruit $2275; $500 down. MELVIN JOHNSON. REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723. bb!2 For Sale Miscellaneous Single garage for Sale, to be moved. 950 North 18th. cl4 Canaries. P. 4385; 1340 Chcmekcta. c37 16" Wheels, good Trailers, Large blow er 2600 N. Front St. c!2 Clover and Eastern Alfnlfa Hay for sale. Phone 6532 or 6380. cl7 IR, terrier pups, 163 Senate, W. Salem. C14 Westlnghouse Refrigerator. Large size, Used Only Six Months. Big Discount. YE ATE R & RUSH CO. Salem's Leading Appliance Store 255 N. Liberty Next to Power Co. cl2 WOOD Ranges, Gas Ranges. F.lectrlc Ranges, Washers. Fully reconditioned. Priced to S?ll! YEATER & RUSH CO. Salem's Leading Appliance Store 265 N. Liberty Next to Power Co. Cl2 CARROTS for sale, $6 ton. Jory Pack Ing Co. cl2 Canaries. Adams, Florist. 383 Court. c22 USED L. & H. Electric Range, new ele ments, $30.50. Terms. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, INC. 453 Court Ct. C Westinghouso Washers Brand new only 2.56 per month. YEATER & RUSH CO. Salem's Leading Appliance Store 255 N. Liberty Next to Power Co. cl2 EXPERT Repairs to typewriters, add Ing Machines, cash registers Moderate Prices. All makes ior oaie ana wen ROEN 456 Court. Phone 6773. c CATERPILLAR 60 with winch for $1500: caterpillar 30 for 8B00. in A-i condition, Scheelar Auto Wrecking Co.. 1115 N. Com'l. St. Salem. cl2 Wcstlnghouse Refrigerators, New 1939 models. Big Discounts. Wcstlnghouse Ranges New IB39 mo dels, Big Discounts. YEATER Ac RUSH CO. Salem's Leading Appliance Store 255 N. Liberty Next to Power Co. c!2' WALNUT SHELLS 5c per sack. Bring sacks. Klorfeln's. 280 B. High. Duo Therm Oil Burner Circulator, Like New Only $54.50. YEATER St RUSH CO. Salem's Lending Appliance Store 255 N. l iberty Next to Power Co. C12' Auctions PUBLIC AUCTION Tues., Jan. 16, 1 o'clock, at C. E. An drcsen farm ml. E. Hayesvllle school on Turner cut-off road. One 4-yr. old horse, 8 head cows & heifers, 12 feeder pigs, 80 tons hay As straw, 100 bu. wheat, farm Implements. 150 W.L. hens, 3 Elec. brooders. Eastman furn ace. Incubators, 108 egg laying bat tery, potatoes, onions. Other articles not listed. Bring what you have to sell. Terms cash. Col. C. W. Lucas, Auctioneer, 540 N. 18th St. Salem. Rose Andresen, clerk. cc!2 For Sale Wood 16" Dry fir, maple, $5 cd. Ph. 6120. ee!6 ATTENTION Buy wood that lasts! Real old fir. $5.50. Phone 7081. cel3 Dry Ash $5. prune. Judd. 137F12. ce33 16" LARGE 2 gro. $5. Ph. 48F14. ec31 DRY WOOD, all kinds. Ph. 6700. Ce29 Old Fir $5; knots $5. Ph. 9456. cc28 Woodsawing. Mrs. F. A. Wood P. 8290 ec27" For best Dry Wood Phone 100F15. eel 2 FRESH screened sawdust and hog fuel. Dry fir Sc mill block. Prompt del Phone 7146 or 6444. eel3 OLD Fir $5, 2nd $4; oak $5 50. Knots $5; old fir block $4. Ph 0456. eel9 For Sale Poultry EGGS Fat colored hens, milk fed. crate fattened; your choice alive or will dress them to order. Frank Sprotiae. 1 '4 m. east St. hospital. Phone 9835. E. Center. f 12 Wanted Agents WANTED: Expert manicurist. Benton Hotel Beauty Shop. Corvallls. Ore. gl4 Housekeeper wnnted. Ph. 44F14. gl4 Wanted Position Thoroughly experienced girl wishes housework in exchange for room and board. References. Call 8141 bet. 8:.10 and 6 week days. hl4 Exp. House painter. Ref. Ph. 5789. hl7 Ambitious young man, 21. wants posi tion. Experienced & trained In book keeping, accounting, typing, elec. cal culators, Se general office routine. Good driver. Good references. Box 4fl7 Capital Journal bl4 Jumper Thinks About? By Miss Clare Brigqs NOW OFF THE INCLINE ANO INTO THE PURE OZONE -HOPE THE CAMERAMEN ARE ON THE JOB" NOT A BAD JUMP SO FAR - IM JUST STARTING TO LOSE ALTITUDE NOW- Wanted Miscellaneous GOOD used sewing machine. Phone 9405. 113 WALNUT and Filbert Meats. Highest price. Klorfcln, 280 ti. High. 1 For Rent Small new house, furn. 460 Elma Ave. neur Pen 4 corners. J 12 For Rent $25 a month with option to buy, this charming home at edge of city with view of Mt. Hood, 2 A. rich soil, new with hdw. firs, thruout, grounds landscaped with rock wall, outdoor fireplace, and lots of shrub bery ond flowers. Also will consider some trnde In case of sale. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, REALTOR 477 Court Street J 13 2-Rm. fur. apt. 722 North Church. J17 3-rm. unf. apt., prlv. bath, elec. stove, ref. 6c heat furn. air cond. 1410 Ferry. J 17 Close in 4-room Ultra modern cottage. Phone Mr. Roberts, 4108. J17 A MODERN five-room at 1465 B St., furnished, at $42.50. A Four-room duplex furnished, close In, garage, $540 Leslie St. $20, Owner pays for water. J. F. ULRICH CO., REALTORS 362 State St. Phone 8072. J14 6-room home on Wilbur St. 2 bedrms. and bath downstairs, 2 bedroom house on Norway St,, bath, nook, and den. 8'2 Acres at Macleay, 2 bedroom home, two chicken houses, new barn and a garage. Any of these- can be shown nt your convenience. Call P. H. BELL, REALTOR 429 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8121. J 12 4-Rm. mod. part. furn. hse. Gas heat, 1610 Kansas. Phone 9559. J 14 Sleeping room $10; 1-rm. apt. 912.50; 260 Marlon. Telephone 4930. J 17 Furnished warm sleeping rm. Close In. 554 North Liberty St. J14 NEW 2-bedrm. unfurnished homo in N. Salem. Hdw. floors, Venetian blinds, elect, not water heater $25. At Pen Corners, nice mod. B-rm. house. Hdw. floors, fireplace, basemt., furn ace, y2 A. of land, fruit trees, on pavement $25. RICH L. REIMANN. 1H7 8. High St. Phone 8632. J12 Small stucco unfurnished cottage 14th & Center Sts. Call Wallace 4345. J14 Cottnse. 3 bdrms. $22.50. Ph. 3282. J16" NEW fl-rms. mod. (no base.) N. Sa lem, Elec. or gas. $25. Ph. 3563. J16 Furn. Apt. Stm. Ht. P. 3000; 966 Center J16 MODERN UNFURN. APT. with bed rm Adults 785 Ferry St. J16 2-ROOM apt., with nook, lights At wa ter. $121348 Waller St. J13 STRICTLY mod. 5-rm. home for lease by owner. Ph. 6112 or 6172. J13 Extremely well furn. 3-rm. cottage, aut. heat, G. E. washer, Frig., gar. Well taken care of. Inq. 835 N. Com'l. J12- 3-rm. furn. hse., sleeping porch. Ph 6354 or call 815 N. Cottage. J12 3-rm. furn. hse. W. Salem. Ph. 4413. J15' 4-rm. furn. flat, heat, hot water, gar., Frigid., washer, adults, 275 N. 20th, J12' Choicely located 2nd floor, 4-rm. mod. apt., fur., $18. Inquire 145 E. Miller J12 5-ROOM apt. with bath at Turner, Ore.. $8 mo. Phone 7258, Salem. J14 RM.. brkffit.. or hskpg. Ph. 8229. J14 SUB. 6-rm. mod. hse. Ph. 6782 or 7197. J14- FURN. heated 3-rm. duplex for quiet couple. Electric range ac rcfrig. Close in, 472 N. Liberty St. Ph. 4098. J14 Nice light 5-rm. furn. flat. Hot At cold water & garage, at 1398 Fir at. jia RMS. fur 1., w. & heat. Maytag Ph. 9319. J13 FOR RENT: Unfurnished modern house at 260 N. 14th St. Ph. 6450. J12 NEW 3-room firn. Apt. Lights, water, heat, garage, 705 N. Liberty Jlfl Mod. furn. 3-r. Apt. 335 Division. J12' NICE rm. h., c. water. 461 N. High jl8 3-Room furn. Apt. Steam heat, Elect range, Frlgldalre. 555 N. Liberty. J APTS. Steam heat. prlv. Oaths, ev erything furn. 462 State. Central Apt J13 Houses for rent. Perrlne At Marsters. Phone 5953. J Modern 2-rm. furn. apt. Ph. 7983. J' WELL FURNISHED 3-R. 1st fir. aut Bendll washer, 2 adults. 475 N. Cap itol. J12 Fur At unfurn hva Melv;n Johnson J HOTEL SALEM, low monthly rates, )' Sleeping room, 725 Court St HOTEL MARION special weekly and monthly rates to permanent guest Marlon Coffee Shop. Delicious men's at low prices ) Room and Board Board & Room for those who enre nt 1112 Mill. JJ17 3 WORKINO MEN. Room, board, 1 aa rnjo. 1B1H Court. Ph. S3B4. JJI7 Rm.. Bmkfast, sar. 114 it !& per mo Phont 3383. JJ16' LI . I L16TEM TO THAT FLOCK OF IVIlD GEE5E HONKING - YOU'D THINK THEY OWNED THE AIR. PHOOEV.' WMATA LANDING.1 I KNEW I SHOULDVE CHECKED THAT LEFT SKI - WHY DON'T 50MEB00Y GIMME A LIFT HEffi? Room and Board Room for 2 330 N. Summer. Pa. 6072 JJ12 Good meals, warm rooms. 405 Marlon. JJ31 Close in, $5.50 wk. Ph. 6708. Very close In, 245 8. Cottage. 5482 JJ29 Wanted to Rent WANTED to rent place with acreage near Salem. Ph. 5077. Jal5 Personal Psychologist adviser, Mrs. Martin, De pendable; 260 Marion. Ph. 4060. 116' Palmist, H. Barton. P. 4263; 1445 B St 123 Miscellaneous 5000 Phone 5000 ATTENTION We pick up dead and worthless animals on a moment's notice. Salem Fertilizer ' By-Products Co. Phone Salem 5000, Collect Note We sell meat meal to feed stores. USED vacuum cleaners sold and re paired. Any make. 326 Court St Phone 6022. m' Dental Plate Repair TWO HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES Bring or Mail Your Plates for Repair UK. HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST Adolph Bldg., State At Commerce Phone 8311. n Real Estate Brand New Country Home at City Junius Last, a tJ.K. uk.. Kitcnen. nouk, water, lights, only $1875 $50 down, bal. $17.50 per mo. NEW 6-rm. house, 2 b.r.. Walnut Park, $24508100 down. bal. $25 per mo. 5-rm. house 3. Salem, close to schools, 921U0. Nice modern 6-rm. home, S. High St. Close to schools, $3200; $100 dn., bal. $30 per month. BARGAIN: 3-rm. house, paved street, a A. or land, in west Salem $750. 19' ACRES located at Wlllamlna, Ore., small house, new barn 40x40, chicken house, elect, lights, water, live creek, only $noo. Terms. 17 ACRES North, 4-rm. house, water, lights. $1700; $100 dn., bal. $20 per mo. GROCERY located at Sweet Home, $(00 cash wall handle. Good proposl tlon. Beach Property located at Taft. Ore. Nice 3-bedrm. home, large living rm. with fireplace, kitchen, dining room, plumbing, water, lights, double gar age. Only $1900. We have several apartment houses for sale furnished and unfurnished, which are good investments. RICH U REIMANN 167 S. High St, Phone 8632. nia FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS CALL at the National Farm Loan As sociation office at 216 Oregon Build Ing, Salem. Phone 7127. n' WE HAVE THE PROSPECT If you want to sell, exchange, tease, rent SEE Larson or Collins with HAWKINS At ROBERTS FOR SAI-E Lota Owned bv City $125 TO $800 Se Any Real Estate Man oi call 8632 Real Estate Wanted Hse. cash & car. Dn pmt. P. 7113. na!2 Mod. 7-rm. hse. in Hood River. Will sell or trade, bv owner, for Salem prop. See F. H. Chat as, "The Quelle care." nai7' ?xchanae Real Estate 7-rm. close In, for smaller. P. 5222. nnl7 TWO FOR ONE 2 good Rental Houses in N. Salem for $2760. Income $32 per mo. Will trade for small Dairy. CALL Mrs. Ellis witn CHILDS As MILLER. REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 9261. nnl3 Automobiles FOR SALE or TRADE for Coupe or Anything I can use 1927 Dodge Re dan. 1940 License. Runs good. 645 South 18th St. qi4 32 CHEV. cpe. Good cond.. and tires. Reas. 633 Ferry. q!5 Financial Loans FOR SALE : Good first mortgage, $1250. New construction, 6. RICH L. REIMANN 167 S. High St Phone 8632. r!2 WANTED to buy tot cash. 1st At 2nd mortgages, real estate contracts and merchandise discount pspr STATE FINANCE CO 344 State fit. fiaism, OreguD. Financial Loans Money Service You'll Like CALKINS FINANCE Co. makes loans of $300 or less on a personal basis. $500 or less on automobiles. Liberal credit requirements. Adjustable re payment plans. Prompt, friendly at tention to your financial needs $6.72 per mo. repays $100 In 20 moa. Larger loans in proportion. Inquire today without obligation. CALKINS Finance Co. (Formerly People's Finance Company) 301 Second Floor First National Bank Building Salem, Oregon Phona 4446 State License Nos. 6-228 and M-27B. LOANS FOR ALL TYPES OP LOANS KLE STATE FINANCE CO. 344 State St. Ph. 9261 S-216 M-222 r' AUTO LOANS Willamette Credit Co. 5th FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDING License No M-lftO r- Private Money AUTO and TRUCK LOANS Contracts refinanced to reduce pay ments. Money for new or wsed cars No delay or red tape. You will retain possession or the rerlcie. 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY Roy H. Simmons 138 South Commercial Street Phone 9168 Lie. NO M-152 r" L O A N S FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY Before Borrowing Elsewhere Consult our Loan Department HAWKINS Is ROBERTS INO. Guardian Building Salem r' QUICK CASH LOANS All Plans GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION License No. S-13B 136 S. Commercial St. r MONEY TO LOAN MELVIN JOHNSON 725 Court St r' F.H.A. LOANS 4',4. Also private loans ADrams Be Ellis, inc. Masonic Bldg. r. Livestock Wanted FARMERS Montgomery Rendering Works picks up, iree or charge, dead and worthless horses and cows anywhere In the Willamette valley, WE PAY TOP PRICES PHONE US COLLECT 6414 Salem Business Opportunities Several Restaurants worth Investi gating. Paul P. Bates, Corvallls. ul6 INCOME PROPERTY This 10-rm. homo offers excellent op portunity to establish a good income, Only 10 blks. out in good dlst, Large cor. lot near stores and bus. Price $4000. $400 dn., $20 a mo. Including int. at 4V2. YOU CAN'T BEAT ITI cajjIj k. a. jonnson witn W. H. GRABENHORST Ac CO., Realtors. 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6408. ul2 ESTABLISHED INCOME SACRIFICED GOINO APARTMENT BUSINESS With established income of $285 a mo. of fers YOU a Real Opportunity. Well lo cate on attractive cor, lot close m all units are richly furnished with new elec. equip, and furniture. Wait ing list, Just like new thruout, amnll maintenance coat. TRULY A SOUND INVESTMENT YOU SHOULD BE IN TERESTED. For more Information CALL R. A. Johnson with W.H. GRABENHORST to CO., Realtors, 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 6468. U12 Community Store At Station 2 miles E. of Snlem near Swettle school. Build ings, fixtures and 2 'A acres, $2000 terma. Owner, John Whitehead. JOB W. 30th. Vancouver, wash. U14' FOR SALE: Small Restaurant, good location, In Salem. Priced right. Bo 468 Capital Journal. tin Legal NOTICE Bonds Nos. 31 to 35, Inclusive. School District No. 4. are called for payment Mnrch 1, 1940. They will be paid at the office fo the county treasurer. D. O. DRAGER, County Treasurer. 12 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, admin istrator of the co-pnrtnershlp estate of Warren Joseph Lee and Clarke E. Lee, co-partners doing business un der the firm name and style of W. J. Lee ft Son. All persons having claims against said co-partnership estate are hereby notified to present the same, together with proper vou chers therefor and verified as by 1p.w required to the undersigned at 349 Perry street, Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 13th day of January, 1940, CLARKE E. LEE. Administrator of the Co-partnership Estate of Warren Joseph Lee and Clarke E. Lee, dba. W. J. Lee & Son. LESTER G. OEHLER, Attorney for Estate. Corvallls, Oregon. Jan. 13, 20, 27. Feb. 3. 10 Girls' League Holds "Leap Year" Frolic Stayton The Girls League, high school organization held a leap year party on Thursday ev ening, at which each girl takes her "date to see "Babes in Arms' at the local theatre, after which they all go to the school home economics rooms for refreshments. Five candidates of the high school order of "8" were Initiated on Wednesday night as members put the rookies through the usual "wanning up" via the paddle mcth od and then assigned each to stunts to cinch the deal. Candidates were Karl Kreit?er Delbert DeLong. Ravmonrt Frey Ed Thompson and Billy Fair. I-Ml ... '.iff H V J -.4-? Great Adventure of Walking An artificial leg (the right), Is helping 16-months-old Beverley Ann McGrew of Denver learn to walk. The baby, shown with her mother, Mrs. Lee McGrew, was born with a deformed leg which was amputated several months ago. Beverley had the mumps when this picture was made. Associated Press Photo. (Continued from Page 4) Nile Hilborn, Mrs. W. H. Hum phreys, Mrs. George Hager, Mrs. George Lamberson, Mrs. M. M. Magee, Mrs. H. E. Martin, Sr., Mrs. Harry E. Martin, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Spelbrink, Mrs. J. F. C. Tekenberg, Mrs. M. A. Wells, Mrs. I. H. White, Mrs. W. B. Frink and Mrs. N. An derson, I ! The Salem Council of Women's Organizations will meet at the Sa lem Publio library Thursday after noon, January 18. Mayor W. W. Chadwick will speak on city gov ernment and a speaker will also be present from the W.C.T.U. Chil dren's Farm Home at Corvallls. Lahr-Hafner Vows Are Said Sublimity Miss Wnlneta Helen Hafner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hafner, became the bride of Frank Lahr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lahr, Sr., of Seaside, at a pretty ceremony solemnized Tues day morning in St. Boniface Catho lic church. Rev. Joseph Schcrbring officiated at 8:15 o'clock. The church was decorated with pastel flowers and cathedral tapers. The bride wore a princess model of white satin and her short tulle veil was held in place with a cap of seed pearls and orange blossoms. She carried Talisman roses and China lilies. Miss Mary Becker, the honor at tendant, and Miss Lorctta Etssel, the bridesmaid, wore blue nnd dusty rose frocks with gold accessories. They carried quaint nosegays. Walter Hafner, twin brother of the P I ; ."It-"' Anger Congressman Rep. Jos eph W. Byrns, Jr., (D., Tenn.), son of the famed speaker, made a bitter attack in the house on what he called "two bit arrogant and insolent nit wits" in federal service, who in sult members of congress. Byrns said he telephoned Paul Fl wards, District of Columbia PWA director. "I was told by hU secretary 'Miss EUie Carter, above)." Byrns said, "that if she could find a vacant place on his (Edwards') calendar, Ed wards micht grant an audi- once. Associated Press Photo. 1 I xtyosaai n 3 P i I I I I bride, was best man, and C let us Et- zel served as usher. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. A tiered wed ding cake centered the bride's table. For going away the bride wore a green silk Jersey frock with black accessories. Upon their return from a short wedding trip the couple will make their home in Seaside, where Mr, Lahr Is In business, Matron Presides At Smart Luncheon Dallas Mrs. Varnum Shreeve en tertained with luncheon in honor of Mrs. Lena McDonald of The Dalles, at her home Wednesday afternoon. Yellow and white narcissi were at tractively arranged in a large bowl which centered the luncheon table. Present during the afternoon, which was spent informally in sew ing and conversation, were Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. A. N. Newblll, Mrs. C. B, Teats, Mrs. Del Springsteen, Mrs. Eugene Hayter, Mrs. Margaret Hayter, Mrs. H, D. Peterson, Mrs. B. F. Preston and Mrs. Shreeve. G.A.R. Group to Install Officers Dallas William T. Sherman Cir cle, Ladles of the G.A.R., held its regular business meeting at the ar mory Thursday afternoon, at which time plans were made for installa tion of officers on Thursday, Janu ary 18. It was announced that the G. A. R. social circle will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Elmer Ray on January 24 when a program and re freshments will be provided for those who attend. Fair Oak Circle of Al bany has extended an invitation to ACROSS L Defendant! 7. Suakea 13. E&st Indian cheroot 14. Degraded form of supersti tion and orcery ll. Noah'a boat 16. ilelenno on honor 15. Day or the week: abbr. It. Note of tht scale 20. Gaming cube 21. Dance step 22. Kpticre 24. Large volumi 2 j. MtnHUre 21. Grnesy Meld 28. EcholfiMlo ensaya SO. Cold and damp II. tbnen character II. Hun at top nneed 8b. WliiKcd St. (Joil of war 3'J. KliiRte thing 41. Malt beverage 42. Unit of wire measure ment it. Scir-sansrled 44. Type of elec tric current! abbr. Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ToMPfi 46. Bxlet 4ff. Mot) 48. Collection Ot facts 49. Shrink 6L Town in New Hampshire CI Fit for cultivation 64. Cylindrical DOWN L Skiing term to ofp rTTe dsikTT MIpIout reIwen E L E MiiA pp e N D SIARTEDilNTER OATSPy S S YiLO ALEMpAC KSliMP ROgDTE L A YBS NEE SN EjEjR'pjTEETERS REltb A ii ATTIC a y eMo r l dp ML R e pTailMtIaIbIlIeaIkIe n wk lii mMSi M lit30 wmmf "p rr rrr . .'... .. ' . Z7,' -'y::'. n j3lllll Nr I 1 IT" the local Circle to attend their In stallation on Tuesday, January 16. A covered dish .luncheon will be served at noon. Present for the meeting Thursday were Mrs. Roy Alderson, Mrs. Don Teal, Mrs. Peter Kunz, Mrs, Al Cherry, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. T. G. Richmond, Mrs. Victor Enck, Mrs. Frank Hubbard, Mrs. Elmer Ray, Mrs. L. H. Holt, Mrs. Rose Broad ley, Mrs. Walter Bird and Mrs. M. C. Syron. Airs. W. L. Soehren Luncheon Hostess Dallas A one o'clock bridge lun cheon was served at the home of Mrs. W. L. Soehren Wednesday when she entertained members of her contract club. Arrangements of violets, snowdrops and laurustlnus were used on the group tables and about the guest rooms. Mrs. Let ha Staats of Salem was a guest and members present were Mrs. A. B. Starbuck, Mrs. H. A. Woods, Mrs. U. S. Loughary, Mrs. C. B. Sundberg, Mrs. A. L. Thomas of Independence, Mrs. W. G. V assail. Mrs. R. L. Chapman, Mrs. J. C. Ug low, Mrs. C. E. Staats, Mrs. Oscar Hayter, Mrs. Riley Craven, and the hostess, Mrs. Soehren. Jefferson Club at Finlay Residence Jefferson Members of the Jef ferson Woman's club were enter tained Wednesday afternoon at th home of Mrs. Eugene Finlay. During the business meeting the library board gave a report on the kitchen fund and announced $17.58 made on the picture show and travel talk. A letter from the Chil dren's Farm Home thanking the club for their Christmas contrlbu- ' tlon was read. Mrs. Robert Ter hune gave an Interesting review of the book, "The Land Is Bright." At the tea hour refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting of the club will be held in the library room of the city hall with Mrs. Hal Wiley and Miss Marguerite Looney as hostesses. Present were Mrs. J. G. Fontaine, Mrs. C. M. Smith, Mrs. C. J. Thurs ton, Mrs. M. D Looney, Miss Elea nor Looney, Mrs Hal Wiley, Mrs. Robert Terhune, Mrs. David H. Looney, Mrs. W. H. Sherman, Mrs. R. C. Thomas, Mrs. Herbert Looney, Mrs. A. B. Hinz, Mrs. Fred Wied, Miss Myrtle Myers, Miss Marguerite Looney and the hostess, Mrs. Fin lay. Middle Grove People Entertain Visitors Middle Grove Mr. and Mrs. Aleo Bishop of tills community report that they have received word from their son and daughter-in-law, the Harold Bishops, that they are en Joying their trip throughout south ern California. Bishop has been in poor health and there were hopes that the trip would Improve his condition. The Bishops will be guests of Miss Lila Bishop, who is employed in Los Angeles. Daryl Dudley has completed his course at Oregon State college and at present Is making an extended stay at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Dudley of this district. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Edwards en Joyed a visit recently from their daughter, Mrs. Alta McDonald of Camas, Wash. Mrs. Edwards has been ill for some time with no In dications of Improvement in her condition. T. Long-le.RBed, woli -footed bird 8. Deal out sparingly f. Female deer 10. Short for a man's nnmt 1L Turn on an axis 12. Drenches 17. Edge 21. Spanish colt) 23. Cask 24. Village 2b. Table-lnnd 27. Platform 20. Lnme 32. WillKOri Fff!d 33. EtrniPtitary reader 84. Fnll 35. Metal ing of a taco: variant 3B. Bird of prey 37 Ton nre 40. Protuberance 43. Water excursion 4fl. Steal 47. KtiRlmh rivcj 48. Consumed 60. Symtol for cnlelum El. Comparative ending S. South Ameri can arrow poison S. Printing necessity 4. Correct: COlloq. ft. Short sleep 4. Dark spot produced by cutting off light