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Newspaper Page TextWednesday) August 21, 1940 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Aline The man who thinks he can stay "set" soon finds himself upset. CapitajjypurnaJ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Per line 10o per line, 8 time 25c Par line. 8 time 40o Per line, 1 month H 28 Mln 35o 3 time mln. 85o. T. e-ttme minimum 46c. Minimum Per Ad 38 cents. Want Ada must be in by 10 ajn. day ol publication. For Saler Houses 8-R, St nfc., city w. V A. o&0. Take car or small dn. pymt. 2 b.r. liae 1800, 4150 dn., prln., Int., taxes lncl. Mo. pmt. 6-R. 91050 North, S2b0 dn. or take car. 6-R. baae., Iiitn., north. 3950, 150 dn. Lovoly $10,000 home for 7950. Sm. dn. pmt. 172 8. 'liberty. Phone 7113. a201' Jf A. on Evergreen Ave., 0-rm. Eng lish type house, hardwood floors, bath, llreplace, laundry room, gar age. 43100. MONEY TO LOAN MELVIN JOHNSON, REALTOR - 725 Court St. Phone 3723. a200' $S250 11 Ac. Fine now homo, 3 ml. 8. Accept home In town pt. dyint. 44000 Comp. Mdn. Home (oil luin ) .. Sightly Klngwood Heights. Big vuluo 3800 5-R. Mdn. Home North. A Real Bargain 1 Sell or exch. for Coaullltj ' or Roaeburg prop. 41800 4-R. Home, South. Torma or exch. for acreage. .BEE Mr. Hardy with HAWKINS & ROBERTS, INC., Realtors. a202J Owner leaving Town will give away 90 Furniture equity and sell tills Beautiful New Home at less than cost. North. Call us & See It I BUDROW-KASMIR REAL ESTATE 13 Ladd at Buah Bldg. Ph. 306B. 8200 POR SALE: 6-rm. hBe. & acreage. In quire E. R. Price. Alpine, Ore. a201 S ROOM house. 110 W. Lincoln Fair mont Hill. 6 bed rooms, 2 bath rooms See owner. A. Matthews. Ferry. Room 301. au tUITY In 5-rm. N. Salem home for id used car or $250 casn. Hal i iuu at $20 per mo. 2040 Maple. a204 mttst SELL Almost new well de Signed 6 rm. house. Venetian blinds nri No. 1 hdw. firs, throughout. Full base., unfinished attic, lawn and shrubs. Back yard fenced. Closo to ehool and bus line. F.H.A. financed Owner leaving town. Ready for Im mediate Dosaesslon. 1040 Norway Ph. 6877. R202 SPECIAL BARGAINS Small house, easy terms $ 800.00 Roomy house, upstairs, partly finished inside, small down payment $1,600.00 TTn finished house, $15 mo. ..$1,000.00 Oeml-mod. tiungaiow, Va a., caved. 4 rms. & nook, unfln. upstairs, terms $2,400.00 The above are suburban, north, all city conveniences, low taxes. Larcrfi modern house, closo to capital innfc word In comfort St luxury, ' reasonable terms $5,500.00 ABRAMS As ELLIS. INC. 411 Masonic Bldg. Phone 8155 Insurance Money to Loan . a203' See own. at 857 Shipping St. Wed ylttg. 21. for well built 5 rms., good Aond. St loc.. full bnsement, flri- 'Dlace. hardwood floors. n2i)0 IF YOU are looking for a fine home see the one at 1565 n. ibui. just finished. Reas. terms. W. A. Clftdek, owner. Ph. 4277. a202' -rm. modern 1236 N. 10th St. $3476. a205 1800 6-rm. olastcrcd. bsmt. gar., srr lot, new paint. 1610 Mission. &203 ft A. North, $200; $5 dn., $5 per Mo Budrow-Kasmlr 12 Ladd-Bush Bldg a For Sale Farms EXCELLENT FARM BUY Here Is a stocked and equipped farm of 855 acres, full set buildings, over 200 acres cultivated. 40 acres prunes, , 85 sheen, team of horses, tractor, etc Would you believe we can offer such t place for $15,000? CALL Mr. Bartlctt with CHILDS St MILLER, REALTORS 44 State Street. Phone 9281. b201 acreage for sale near Swegle school on easy terms. Wm. Hartman, 16JIB Bo. Liberty St. b200 FARMERS ATTENTION Ifon-resldent owner of 40 A. Mar in Co. farm. 7 R. home, ah moa- mrn conv. All under cultivation, river, best of soli, 1 ml. to good town Clear of Inc. Sell at a sacrifice. r?DBh mri forms. 1511 N. E. Tilla mook St.. Portland, Ore. b201 DIRECTORY ENGINEER-SURVEYOR Surveys, Estimates, Specifications j. h. Neef, 605 Guardian Bldg. pn ob&u. EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds: bascmenti dug. dirt hauled or moved. Dirt foi ctptk nn AMon Jtr Anna Ph JKlRfl O . KU, o&o uen wjv m EXCAVATING of all kinds. Basements ' due. dirt nauiea or movea. viri, iui gale. Salem Sand Si Oravol Co 9408. o' FLORIST Brelthaupt's for flowers. Dial P195, oj FUNERAL r IRECTORS Terwllllger Funeral homo. Ph. 6028. o' WALKER is HOWELL Funeral Home. S TV ALitt W45 N. Capitol St. rnone hot. CHIMNEY SWEEP 1 Furnaces vacuumed. Ph. 4513. o217 PAINTING snon wnrlr. low nrlccs. Horn. P31383 O207 PAINTING KAISOM1NING PAintins. KrIso- Reasonable. Ph. Q46& 0204 Painting and Paperhanglng Expert Workmanship. Ph. 4326. PLUMBING REPAIRS Plumbing, genera) repair work Orabei Broa. 164 8. Liberty pn. pout. TRANSFER & STORAGE For local or distance transfer storage burner on. call 3131 uirmer it- . xer Co. Trucks to Portland dally. TYPEWRITERS All makes sold, rented and repaired ; Needham's Book Store, 466 State St. WELL DRILLING WELL DRILLING , Brooks St.. Ph. 6808. 2505 O207 WINDOW CLEANING i. NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING CO Windows Floors, woodwork p w.iai a- ; Journal Want Ads Pay Ain't It a Grand and WHEM VOU'QE HUNfiRV ENOUGH Tt AND Vt)U STAnO BEHIND SOMEOME AND VOU SHUFFLE YOUR. FEET EATABEIDe'SFII25TCOOIOrJQ5CrCOL WHO LOOKS LIKE HE'LL S0OI4 BEr IN ANTICIPATION AS H6 GULPS LESSON THRU . THF. LAST MOUTHFUL. jsr "l ' ' AND HE WIGWAGS FOB A ANDWrf-THE PARTVATTHE MEXf Qff yi H BOV! AIN'T ITA y For Sale Acreage 23 A. 18 ml. from Salem. 6-rm. house Bath, lights; chicken house, barn, 2 A. imbor. uood road at ciose io ecnoo. $2500. MELVIN JOHNSON, REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723. 00200 A live all-year creek on a nice 2 acres miles S. Salem, 4-room coLtage; eieo. water system, lights, bath it toilet; porcelain cupboard, sink. Price $2800. Liberal terms. Room house; barn, one sera or gooa soil, lights St water, close lo flaiem East $1850; $250 down. y2 ACRE and New Modern Mouse, i mile W. Salem, for only $3250 .Very easy terms. S. M. SAHLIi or v n I snirct. 208 N. High. Phone -0678. bb201 SPECIAL BARGAIN Acre, 3-rm. hsG., garage and woodslicd, city wat er, bath and toilet, cioso in n.K. mo line. 1500; 20 off for cash. Valley Land Co., 870'a State, . .bQ. For Sale Miscellaneous pan SALE CHEAP Small Ice box and 30 gallon hot water tank with pipe connections. Ph. 8724. c201 ttoouttr. vacuum, late model, head' light, all attachments. Guaranteed like new. Only $39.50. Terms Ac Trade. VINCE'B Port. Rd. Va ml. N. of Underpass. Phone wim. caua- Dol. Cold Spot Rcf. 860 Shipping. c202 Hurryt Canning Kberta peaches soon over. u-picK up, ouo. auwiihuiiu b, Mission Bottom CU. Or Trade $95 equity In elect, range for wood range, uai. f.oi per ni. 2275 Trade. c20'2 PEACHES, you pick. Carl Asplnwall c202 Orchards, urooKs. Bio AUCTION Thursday nlte nt th P. N. Woodry Auction Mart. See nd under "Auctions GLIDER house trailer, 22 ft. long. Well know saddle horse, "Duke." Abner K. Kline, 4875 or B909. c200 Ai-.MfWT upw 89.50 G.E. washer with pump. $48:50. Phone 4131. c20Q' PEACHES : Imp. Elbertas, J. H. Hales lota nrnwfnrds. Brltt ASDlnwall. Wa- cond.i. c205 FINE cockers. Reos. 1417 N. Liberty c22? 19-Pfi. st Health Ware Alumlnuy kitchen set, $19.95. 50c down, 60o wk GEVURTZ FURNITURE CU. cuu- . Clearance Sale of Wood Stoves Now 124.50 Round Oak range. now $79.95 New $119.95 range eM.ou Now AflQ.50 ramie S47.50 New $119.95 range $74. du Four wood circulators, $89.50 each, now .ou IMPERIAL Furniture Co. 467 Court St. Pbone 4131 c200 PURCHASE while sale Is on, 12-pc set of Alumlnoy, $19.95. 50c down, 50c week. GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. C2001 CUCUMBERS. Phono 2-1173, C207 Vacuum cleaners, new 6i used. Parts & repair all makes, vinces. rn. oaya C200 Auctions AUCTION - AUCTION - AUCTION BIGGER - BETTER - BEST THURSDAY NITE 7:30 F. N. Woodry's Auction and Furniture Mart. 1610 n. Hummer as. in xiony- wood, comprising the furnlturo and rnrnishinHs from tho homes and apartments of Ed Roberts, Mrs Eula McCuliy ana reposscssea lurnuure oi Finance Co., consisting of good wood r&nse. heater. Sellers K. cabinet, May tag eiect. washer with pump; brass bed, springs, mattresses, Ax. rug 9x 13), Cong, rugs, dressers, piano, aesKa, dressers, dav. & cbalrs, floor lamps, dining room suite, book cases, cabinet radio 13 band), table radio, 4-plccc bedroom suite, library table, smoker stands, magazine rack, bridge lamps breakfast sets, drop-ncad sewing ma chine, occasional rockers As chairs, garden hose, wheelbarrow, step lad' der. lawn mower, garden tools, 15 doz. fruit jars, K. utensils & dishes, and a hundred and one otner miscellan eous articles. Public Notice: The above listed ar ticles are of good quality and will be sold to tne nmnest oiaaer lor casn Be on time, 7:30 sharp. If you want to Buy or Sell see F. N. and o.enn Woodry, Salem's Leading Auctioneers and Used Furniture Dealers. We Buy for Cash or Sell on Commission any- thine salable. Private sales dally new end used furniture. Ph. 5-1-1-0. cc200' Furniture for Sale PURCHASE while sale Is on 12-pc. so! of Alumlnoy, $19.95. 50c down, 50c work. GEVURTZ FURNITURE CO. Cd200' FREE with every Estate Oil Heatrola $14.50 electric automatic neai con Glorious Feeling? Furniture for Sale AUGUST Special : Seven-way floor lamn. Indirect with base light. Com plete with shade, 912 value, 97.95. GKVURTZ FURNITURE CO. Cd200 Wanted Furniture and Glenn Woodry. Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers, will pay you more casn or traae ror lurnnure ana household goods. We Buy or Sell Ev ery thing. Phono 6110. ce For Sale Wood Wood Sawing. Phono 6700. Dry woo.d Ph. 2-2683. Smith Sz Rubers FIR mlllwood. Sawdust. Ph. 6832 ee223 16-ln. old fir. (5; 4-ft. 2nd, W- 94n6. ee20j" Wood Sawing. Mrs. F. A. Wood. P. 829' eeauo" MILL wood 3.50 per load. Phone 6852 or 341. Wood at west end Court it. ec204 Supply limited Order nowl Plr, 2nd at oia grawm. uhk. fn aivv. eezuu- 16" dry old fir $5.50; knots $5 P 8120 eeauu Wanted Help Educated Lady to act as contact for onice ana nome survey, uox uas Capital Journal. g200' MEN WANTED For Airplane Construction. Lob An geles Chamber or Commerce reports employment increased over 3000 one mo, Aircraft mfgrs, announce millions or dollars oi orders and ex Danslon programs. Thousands of trained men, age 18 to 35, needed at once. Pacific Aircraft Training School Is preparing and placing men In 6 tt 8 weeks of lntenslve'tralnlng. Sum mer tuition and terms lower than other schools and you can pay half after you are employed, oee or write Crosoy, aoi senator notei, now. gzui Dependable hskpr. Go home nights. Ph. 4638, 9:30 to 0:30. Mrs. Carr. g201 WE are registering pickers for late hons. Minto island. Hartley as craig. Ph. 5028 or 4462. 0204 WANTED: 6 men. earnings $3 dally, Apply mornings. 520 State. g200 EXPERIENCED lady In ready-to-wear dept. Crlders Dept. more, uauas. WE are now registering pickers lor late hops. 4 ml. w. oi uaiem. Wil liams & Th acker. Ph. 2-1331. g' ATTENTION HOP PICKERS We are. now registering hop pickers for our Beveral yards. DTJRBlN Sc CORNOYER 435 State St.. over Woolworth Store Wanted Position Undergraduate nurse, general nurs ing, maternity cases a specialty. Ph 6410. h201 Wanted Miscellaneous 100 or Ices fryers. 2010 McCoy. 1202 Washer, Child's Crib. Ph. 4918. 1201 WALNUT ae filbert meats. Hlghosl price. Klorfeln, 460 N. Front. l For Rent Attractively furnished rooms. Close Reasoname. oao r. winter ei. J2051 R.ponM furnished houBO. Elect. frig., basement, no furnace, for $22 Prefer Adults. S. M. EARLE. Phone 9678. J201 3-Rm. furn. Apt. Adults. Garage, 460 N. 13th. Ph. 3905. J20V NEW Modern furnished rural homo, rrmma nil new furniture $30. Many Houses & Flats to choose from. C. H. SANDERS 231 N. High 5838 Nino w. Salem Home, basement, fur nacc. Phone 7776. J202 Sip, or Hskp. rm. 425 N. Church. J2051 3-Rm. Apt. Prlv. bath, home. Adults only. Ph. Chemeketa. in prlvat 4385; 1340 J201 2-rm. fur. prl. shower, toilet, lights, water, ground nr. ipb ferry Pt. jam Furn. Apartment. Phono 7983. For Lease: Nearly new Union Service Station on 12th Hines, tioing goon business on cash basis, call yujj oc tween 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. 1200 vnrnnt Sent. 1: 4-rm. furn. aDt. Sleep ing porch, re frig., aut. heat. S59- N Liberty. Ph. 7124. Ijta. hse. S10. Rent or sell. 354 N. 23 j201 Sublet beau, at completely furn. 4 rm ant. Centrally located. Adults. Ref required. $50. Box 232, Capital Jour nal. J 3 R. furn. ant., closo In. 640 Marion J203 fl RM. hse.. 822.50. Wired for range. 1730 8 Liberty. Phone 6784. J203 2 LGE. bedrooms. $8 per mo. S. Liberty St. 16P8 J200 CLOSE-IN modern furnlshP.d apart ment Adults only. Phone 8490. J2221 1 TV sir Able SleeDlna rms. 250 N. 14th By Mis Clar. Brig? For Rent 3 & 4 R. turn, mod Acts. 2380 Fair grounds Rd. Ph. 7532. J201' Small apt. or sleep, rms. 658 Center. 1 J201 Choice apt, now available. 643 Union. J200- 3 RM. unfurnished house, adults. $20 mo. 478 N. Cottage. J200" Houses Furnished, and Unfurnished. PERRINE & MARSTERS. J" RM. duplex. 355 Union. $25: gar age 3. Pioneer Trust Co.. loo N Com'l. J200' 1411 STATE ST. 3-room nicely furn ished apartment. Private bath.' J' Sleeping room, 725 Court St. HOTEL SALEM from $4 a wfci Up. J HOUSES. Melvln Johnson. Ph 3723. J' HOTEL MARION, special weekly and montnu rates to permanent guests Marlon Coffee Shop. Delicious meals at low prices. J CHOICE APT. now available at the modern Fisher Apts,, So. Com'l at uok. rnone yu&t. y Wanted to Rent SMALL turn. hse. or batchelor apt. L. E. Haynes, 8186. Ja201 Room and Board Board & Room, 790 N. Church. jJ200' 1144 Center. Ph. 6708. 11210 Lost and Found Would the party who took purse con taining money & glasses from the Dorch at 152 N. 13th St. please mall the glasses to Pomeroy at Keene. k200 LOST Waltham ladies watch, new . Initials M. T, W. Match case and fraternity emblems on chain, Reward. 1143 S. Liberty. k202 Personal P. 4263. Barton, 1445 B. St 1210' Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair TWO HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES Bring or Mall Your Plates for Repali OB. MARK. I BUAlliBit, JJiM liOi Adolph Bldg., State & Commercial. Phone 8311. m TTflKD Vacuum Cleaners sold and re paired. Any make 32b court ui Phone 6022. nV Real Estate A CASH BUYER We have a client who wants small suburban grocery business. Will pay from $2000 to susuo. Owner of 10 A. good ground, 6 rm. ira . barn. 4 ml. from Salem. Will ex change for small business In Sulem. Wm. McGUcnrist, Jr., or k. u. jmorey 435 State street. Phone 4838. n201' ENGLEWOOD Add. lot with fruit, close to grade and high schools, bee owner at 857 smnping at., wea., auk 21. n200 SMALL old house, needs repairs, valu able lot closo to Leslie school. $iouu terms S350 cash. Dai. bio per mo. 4 Br., closo to h sh school, new dou ble garage, reconditioned, vuu witd loo down, Dai, snu per mo. Beautiful suburban Colonial home, 1 A. fruit. Price way Deiow vaiue. 3 A. north, timber, 2 br. mod. home, only $2750. Terms. n. J. Lindtrrcn or E. M. Larsen 175 S High St. Phone 8800. n200 Tt 61x128 at 20 as Royal. C. C. Tracy Turner. n2Q2 w lnvttA vour "For Sale" listings fairly priced HAWKINS ti ROBERTS INC., Kcaitors. uuHraiBo piuk FOR SALE LOTS OWNED BY CITY 12& to S800 See Any Real Estate Man or call 8632 Exchange Real Estate will accent lots or closo in A. for equity in good home. Ph. 7829. nn201 Automobiles 1926 Stude. Sed. Good mcch. condi tion, $30.00. Phone 6240. q2C2 1929 Chev. New tires. Comp. motor overhaul. Inq. 130 N. I7th. 1937 Ford De Luxe Coupe, radio, heater. In A-l condition throughout Low m lenne. Lot of extras. Kciin- ished. A good buy. Will accept trade Ph. 8948. i'"- 1933 1'4-ton truck, good cond. Seil nr trnriA for DlckllD or car. Rt Box 929. Pb. 2-1107. Q200 '29 HUDSON sedan, 6 -wire wheels 40 rubber, cheap. Ph. 3891. 478 S ietn st. FOR SALE: '39 Bulck sedan. '39 Fly- Tnnnlh rtAhivn ftfri.m. '37 ford 2-drOr Kl945 Fairgrounds Road. q201 Financial Loans FOR SALE: Good sound first farm mnrttrntres nd bonds BEE a V. Ale- LINSKL with Hawkins At Roberts, lnc Automobiles O.K.'d USED CARS ' 1939 Chev. DeLuxe Coupe $625 Large, roomy compartment back of seat. DeLuxe equip ment as Radio. 1938 Chev. DeLuxe Sport Sedan. . .$595 Beautiful Suntan color. Low mileage, very clean 1938 Chev. DeLuxe Town Sedan... $545 Looks & runs like new. Large roomy trunk. Gunmeta! finish ALSO: Some -Ton Commercial Cars and 114 -Ton Trucks - - Come in and look them over. DOUGLAS McKAY Used Car Dept., Center St q200 Financial Loans CASH LOANS Automobile - Furniture ' ' Livestock - Farm Equipment "Salem's Personal Loan Center" CALKINS FINANCE COMPANY 301, 2nd fl. 1st Nat'l, Bank Bids. Salem, Oregon Lie. No. M-278 & S-228 I LOANS FOR ALL TYPES OF LOANS SEE STATE FINANCE CO. 844 State St. Phone 0361 S-216 M-222 r FHA LOANS 4Vi. Also private loans Abrams & Ellis. Inc. Masonic Bldg r Private Money AUTO and TRUCK LOANS Contracts refinanced to reduce pay ments. Money ior new or usea cars No delay or red tape. You will rotalo possession of the vehicle. 1 TO ZO MUtTliU TO fAI Roy H. Simmons 136 South Commercial Street Phone 9168 Lie. No M-152. I When "Easy Payments" Are Hard to Raise Get PERSONAL. Come In, phone, or write. You'll find us iriendiy. miercsi- and "human." We're olau to lend where a loan will HELP. Cash Montniy payment To You 6 mos. 12 moa. SO mos. A 50 $10.92 $ 6.02 $3.38 75 16.38 7.53 5.04 100 21.84 10.05 6.72 Co-signers not needed. No credit ln oulrles of friends, relatives, or em ployer. No embarrassment. As simple as opening a "CHARGE ACCOUNT In a store. PERSONAL LOANS Uf 1U 8UU Personal Finance Co. Ground floor, 512 State St. Opposite Court House Corner State and High "TR.V" MILLER. MttT. Phone 3191. State Llo. S-122 and M-lflft $20.00 to $1,000.00 on . your car Consumers Credit Co. DHrr Bran.. Anents 127 New Bllgh Bldg. - - Phone 9201 Money immediately M-232 r WANTED to Buy for Cash, 1st di 2nd mortgages, real estate contracts and merchandise discount paper. STATE FINANCE CO. 344 State St., Salem. Oregon. T We loan on farm, residential St busi ness property. Will buy mortgages contracts. HAWKINS at ROBERTS. INC. Realtors. Guardian Bldg AUTO LOANS Willamette Credit Co. 5th FLOOR GUARDIAN BUILDING License wo. m-iou r- QTTTCIC fTASH I)AN3 All PlSHS GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION License No. o-iaa 136 S. Commercial 8t. r Livestock Wanted Dead or Worthless Stock Removed ON A MOMENT'S NOTICB Call 5000 Collect SALEM FERTILIZER & BY-PRODUCTS WORKS FARMERS Montgomery Rendering Works picks up. free of charge, dead and worth less horses and cows anywhere In the Willamette vaney. WE PAY Tor ftillflalem. "10 Business Opportunities 3000 Service Sta. Two pumps, groc eries, soft drlnkB. stock & fixtures. Aiar Hr.ii Ef tj.i-.. ftiec. Winer yim-iii. deep well, fronts on two roads. Trade for farm, stock St equipment, or late mnrtel car & some cash. See Bcchtcl or Needham, 341 State. Room 4. U200' TJeHtdiirnnt. with living qtrs, 81000. Consider some trade. Grocery with or without bldg. Take trade. Cold storage locker system. 364 lyiCKers w rem. $2500172 S. Liberty. Ph. 7113. uam WE HAVE a real business located in ii nnm nenr flnlem. It curries a line or drugs Ss remedies (licensed nh.i-miiPlat nnt. rpnillred). SChOOl SUU- PlieB, IOUncain. 1UB wrumu, ca, Includes rural tel. exch. which earns .hiMit ten mn. prnn. cnnnisis ni o r. home & Btore bldg. on lot 100x100 rrvilo ! nfforpn KT. bjuu. wnicn 111- atrw Sc enuin. Will sell on tftPTrt nr faVi- clpar home In Salem or Portland as part. See Mr Collins with HAWKINS C RUBEKio, i" Realtors. 2p0' Transportation Tai-fntr fnr PrtSCfl At LA. Allg. 31 Room for 2. share cxp. Ph. 8743. x20 WANTED Ride to Omaha after Aug 23rd. Will help drive, bx. h-jj, Hal Journal, X201 Scotts Mills Calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Nicholson Sundav were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nicholson and son of Salem. Mr nnri Mrs. James Nicholson of antps. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Maaee son and daughter, and Mrs, Myrta Mrrnwn and Laura McCown of Aumsville. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nicholson and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith. Legal CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of School Dis trict No. 24, Marlon County. Ore gon, up to 6:00 P. M. Tuesday, Aug ust 27, 1940, for re-roofing the west side of the Old High School gym nasium addition roof. Specification blanks and bid forms may be obtained from and bids shall be filed with the District Clerk at 434 N. High St., Salem. Oregon. O. C. WARD, Clerk CContlnued from page 8) Leona and Harold Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig and Michael Gor don Craig, and .Mr. and Mrs. John Engdahl and the wedding party, Silverton A visitor In Silverton, house guest of the Otto Alms, and calling on her numerous friends Is Miss Flo A 'Dell Scarth, daughter of the Jim Scarths of Philomath, for merly of Silverton. Kiwanis After Fifth Columns Spokane, Wash., Aug. 31 (U.PJ Closing sessions of the 23rd annual Paclflo Northwest Kiwanis conven tion today were on record asking elimination of "fifth column" groups as political organizations. The 1300 delegates and their wives returned home after three days of recreation and business. Copies of the resolution, which would also prevent the appearance of "fifth-column" names on election ballots, will be mailed to the gover nors of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and every congressman from the Pacific northwest and the premier of British Columbia. Speaking at the governor's ban auet last night. Dr. Adam S. Ben- nlon of Salt Lake City told Ki- wanians they were needed to give answers to problems of ' conscrip tion, public debt, and function and type of government." "Remember that we can't have totalitarianism and regimentation along with liberty," he said. Petite Flier Tries for Record Harrisburg, Pa., Aug. 21 W Betsy Boss, petite and 30, who wants to establish the first altitude record for light planes at 20,000 feet, waited today for the official result of her finst attempt and declared "If It isn't over 20,000, I'll try gain." The 99-pound aviatrlx, who has been flying only since June, 1939, circled her two-place cabin plane for three hours and eight minutes over the Harrisburg airport yester day. It was the first time light planes officially have been recognized In altitude flight by the National Aeronautics association, said Buss Brtnkley, NAA contest chairman. 8o. added Miss Boss, "almost any height I might go would be aTecord, not broken, but established." Brinklev estimated Miss Ross climbed to 20,000 feet or "within 600 feet of that anyway." The flier, however, said her alti meter showed 18,204 feet at the ton of her climb "I tried to go higher, but the plane Just woudn't go any higher" but she thought the Instrument may have been affected by the cold. A sealed barograph in the plane has been sent to Wash ington to be checked by the NAA for the official height. Miss Ross, secretary to her fa ther, a Richland, Fa., businessman, when she Is not flying, said she dis carded her oxygen mask at 17,000 feet because it "bothered me. Jungwirth Family Meets at Stayton Stayton The Jungwirth family reunion was held at theStayton nark Sunday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jungwirth and children, Raymond, Bill and Shir ley of Newberg; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jungwirth and Claudia of Newberg; Mr. and Mrs. Avery Lacy and Shar on, Newberg; Mr. and Mrs. Prank Jungwirth. Eleanor, George and Marie of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jungwirth of Lyons: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jungwirth and Janice of Lyons; Harvey Shelton of Lyons: Peter B. Jungwirth, Olendale; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jungwirth and Joan, Salem; Dorothy Schmidt, Sa lem: Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jung wirth. daughter Ila Vey, Independ ence; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jungwirth and son. Fred. Valsetz; Mr. and Mrs W. O. Porter, sons Eichard and Stanley, Holley; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jungwirth, daughters Dolores Virginia, Grace and Joyce, Silver- ton; Edward Jungwirth ana aaugn ter. Elaine, Lacomb; Father Boreff Lebanon; Father Edward of Shaw; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Fuller, son Charles. McMinnville: Mr. and Mrs Tony Ballmes, children Marie and Dean, of Liberal; Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Jungwirth, Stayton: Mrs. Hilda May, Stayton; Mrs. Susan Marking Stayton. Nearly 3,000,000 tons of peat are to be taken from bogs in Denmark and used in place of coal during the winter The word "residence" is correct when the word Is used In engraving. In speaking, It sounds pretentious, and therefore is not good form This Is In answer to the reader who p ' all er In summer time even more often than In cold weather, the business woman housekeeper will choose Ice cream for dessert. It is so easy to stop on the way home and choose ice cream of one or more flavors, and then to put In Into the freezing tray of the refrigerator so that it will keep until after the quick meal has been prepared and served. The family never tires of ice cream or ice but a good sauce with the for mer will be thoroughly appreciated. Peaches crushed with sugar will naturally be featured. Any type of berry sweetened and perhaps fla vored with a little sherry or bran dy, makes an easy sauce. Then there are favorite chocolate and butterscotch sauces which can be made ahead of time, if you like, stored in the refrigerator and re heated when the occasion demands Sometimes toasted nuts are used with these sauces. Hot maple sy rup is also good with Ice cream, and a few salted almonds or pecans will add a final touch. Any preserved fruit may serve as a sauce and chopped dried fruits will furnish a basis for a simple sauce when they are cooked with sugar and water. Apricots may be put through a coarse sieve to fur nish a puree which Is delicious serv ed either hot or cold. Try adding a dash of almond flavoring to this. A combination of chopped dates cooked with sugar and water and combined with nuts is better cold than hot. Quick Meal Broiled Lamb Chop Country Tried Potatoes Corn on the Cob New Cabbage Salad Ice Cream with Chocolate Sauce Method of Preparation Pare potatoes and try Light broiler Boll water for corn Husk com Prepare salad t Cook chops Cook corn Make sauce for Ice cream Make coffee Date Nut Sauce cup chopped dates U cup sugar j 1 cup water . 1 y4 cup broken nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla Cook the dates with the sugar and water until well blended and slight ly thickened. Remove from fire, add nuts and vanilla, cool and serve with vanilla Ice cream. Chocolate Ranee 3 squares chocolate 1 cup water 2 cups sugar Salt 3 teaspoons vanilla 2 tablespoons butter Cut chocolate Into five or six pieces and stir over direct heat with the water until smooth and thick. Add sugar and salt and stir until dissolved. Boll three times, add van illa and butter and serve hot. ACROSS L Mineral deposit 6. European river 9. Mineral spring 12. Wicked U. Edison's middle name 14. Number 16. Part of a church 18. Party-colorea 17. Mountain: comb, form 18. Bondman 10. Capable of combining with three molecules of monobasic acid St. Kind of plum 11. Football position 15. Eloquence 18. Playthlna 19. Head 10. Moving mechanical uarl S3. Br 84. Corroded 85. Card gam 8fl. Payable 87. That fellow 38. Alarm whlBtle SO. Barter for money 40. Cistern 4L Consistent In point of reasoning 48. Heaps 46. Hindu deity 17. Narrow fence boards it Klnr of the golden touch S3. Writing fluid us. art 01 Bl. DrTasplrmtetf 66. Born r r -L ! IIs " wj'' ilZZZlIZ "II- Bl fI3r"ZZZt zr "W Z.-1 " I'ZiZtZ 3 If5- mw asks, "If wedding invitations are sent by the bride's family, but . : guests are being invited to a rela tive's house Instead of her own, p how Is this stated in the invita tions? You have given your dis approval of the word 'residence which is another reason whv I ask : ' you about this." 1 To answer further, the name of the relative's house follows at the end of the regular Invitation be -ginning; Mr. and Mrs. John White request the honor of your presence . and continuing to: St. Mary's Church and afterwards at the reception at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ely Black Chestnut Hill Boys for Her Guests Dear Mrs. Post: Mother doesn't quite approve of my Inviting a girl friend and two boys, who are near neighbors of my grandmother whom I visit every summer, to stay at our house over a week-end. We have plenty of room and mother's dis approval Is not for that reason. She just has a feeling, she says, that young girl should not invite young boys to stay at her house. It -you say it Is done and approved. then should mother write to the mothers of the young people? I can hardly Imagine the boys liking this! If we go out to a restaurant to dine and dance while they are staying with me, how can I handle the money question so as not to' embarrass the boys? I'd want to pay because they are my invited guests. Answer: It Is entirely proper to invite your friends to stay at your parent's house, but it Is not neces sary that your mother write a let ter to the boys. She might, how ever, add a separate sheet of note' paper to your own letter of invita tion to Mary on which she might add that she hopes she will be able to come. This is really done more for the benefit of Mary's mother rather than for Mary. Hand one of the boys the money before you go, and say, "Father gave me this for our expenses, so will you please be the banker?" Removing- Iced Tea Glasses Dear Mrs. Post: Should Iced tea glasses be removed when the table is cleared before dessert? Answer: Usually, but not neces sarily. Mrs. Post Is sorry tbs esn no lonse answer personal letters. Bhe is iltd how-, ever to have raanr printed slips on a vsrletr of subjects to offer to her read ers. Today's slip Ii "Wedding Invita tions and Announcements." Be sure to send a three-cent stamped, self-addresied envelope with your request to. Mrs. .Post,. oare oi Capital-Journal, r. u., box Times Square Station, Hew York,, M. T. Jefferson Mrs. Edith Anderson of Salem spent the week-end at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ter hune, and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnes and son Billy, their nephew Richard Hart, and sister Mrs. K. S. Thur ston, spent Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Thurston's daughter Mrs. Herman Wilson, and family. Sunday they enjoyed a trip along the coast highway. LODGES A Pacific Lodge No. SO, A.F. A. "vEBf M. 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