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Newspaper Page Textr Saturday, June 21, 1941 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Eleven 4 Nowadays a woman's crowning glory is some rich man's scalp. 1 1 : r r ( CapitalJournal Utassiieu Auveriuini Rates Per line 0o Per line, 3 times 3So Per line, 0 times 400 Per line, 1 month 41.2 Mln. 35o S times rain. 85o 6 times minimum 49c. Minimum Per. Ad 2S cents. Wants Ads must be In bs 10 a.m. day of publication For Sale Houses Below Price Level at 3000. NEW 2 '' bedroom home In line location; fruit, shade, larue lot. Your own terms. h O. E. RAE, The Realtor. 12SJ State si aU8 "CNew 4-R. house, 2 B.R. Hardwood i( floor, fireplace, lawn, Ven. blinds. Will 1 take late model car. Ph. 2-2398. 1S0 J OWNER SAYS SELL S e uMa ik mnlH'a rnnm In basement; large uving room, uuiyeu In dining room and bedrooms. Tile bath, tile dralnboards. Near New High school. To be sacrificed at $4000; 91 000 down, 540 per month if sold this month. Shown by appointments only. ABRAMS It ELLIS, INC. 411 Masonic Bldg. Phone 6155 or 3580 al48 NEW 5 lee. lovely rms., full basement, auto, oil furn. 2 fireplaces, hdwd. firs. trlct. This Is a government Inspected FHA home. 4600, about 30 per mo. Including taxes It Insurance. 7 Lge. rms. close in on N. summer St. NEW Oil turn., lull nawnwuv, mo place. Price reduced to S620O on terms. ..m... , Xr nnnlr nil film . hdwd. firs. Inlaid linoleum In kitchen and Oabn, iAJVClJ VIOP. and town. FHA priced at S3450, about 22 per mo. Including taxes It Insur ance. 4 Rms. nearly new, unfinished up , stairs. Hdwd. firs. Close to school and I town. Venetian blinds are Included. 42960 50 down, 22.60 per mo. 4-rm. house, 14 acre fine garden soil; close to town. 1860 850 dn. 17.60 per mo. RICH 1m. REIMANN, REALTOR SALEM'S LARGEST HOME BUILDER' 1ST S. High. Ph. 9203. al48 SPECIAL $3250 buys nearly new house; furnace, fireplace, hwd. floors. North. Terms. ROBT. J, GALLAGHER 139 North High. Phone 4569. a!48 ' HOUSE BUY" This 6-room home located at 1472 Center street, with full basement, oil heat, garage, close to State buildings. Has been reduced In price from 83800 to $3150; $500 down and balance $35 per month. SEE Richard Graben horat with W. H. GRABENHORST It CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. a!48 .4L ounuiwanr, HV1V1 1 '$ 10 Acres located on Battle creek; limner, crees, ngnts, kwu iuu, - ' room house, modern plumbing, flre- .vif place, utility room, double garage. All A ready to move Into. If you are look- ! -4 ing for a Real Country Home SEE id Richard Grabenhorst. with W H. GRABENHORST It CO., Realtors i 184 8. Liberty St. a!48 OPEN FOR INSPECTION New house S, 12th St. to Falrvlew Ave. Turn E. k T, L. Davidson. 148 GOOD BUY In this neat 8-rm. house in N. Salem. Assume contract of $1050 at $15 per mo. Good car for the bal ance. DISTANT OWNER offers line 8-rm. house, fine residential diet., for only $5250. Call for appointment. Mrs. Ellis with CHILDS It MILLER. REALTORS S44 State St. Phone 9261. a!49 n.PTAT. HOME BARGAINS $2850. Good modern 5-r. plastered home with basement and furnace: large lot with east front on S. High St. Fumisnea. musi db hii cnn. 2fmn. fi-r. nlastered home with base ment and furnace. East Salem. Only $260 down, oal. $26 per mo. IM MEDIATE POSSESSION, also. Modern fi-r. Oak floor, oil heat, fireplace, nice location on E. Cen ter St. 15UU down, Dai. so per dui IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. manno. TArse Colonial home on Fair- mount Hill. Lot 75x100 feet. Must be cash. $3900. Attractive modern 5-r. home at. MO E. Mvers St. Large lot. nice lawn and flowers. IMMEDIATE possession. Terms. RFJM, ESTATE It FIRE INSURANCE W. H. GRABENHORST It CO., Realtors . 134 S. Liberty St. Fn. 1X31. ' $700 cash for $850 equity In 5-r. mod mih.. base., h.w. firs., firem.. trees. Sch. It city bus. North. $2800. $800, S-R.. gar., pvd.. nail casn. rn. ilia. ai.o JUST COMPLETED 6 rms.. nook. Small paymt. down, $21.08 per mo. On Larson Ave. P. Jonansen, owner, builder. 1166 Madison. al49 Directory BUILDING MATERIAL SAND, gravel, crushed rock, paving. Salem Supply Co. Phone 8661. o CHIMNEY SWEEP Furnace It chimney Cleaning with steel brushes and vacuum. 15 years experience In Salem. B. F. Ensiey. Ph. 7176. Q166' EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds; basements dug, dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for sale. SEE Ben utjen sons. rn. auau o- EXCAVATING of all kinds; basements dug. dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for sale, salem sand uravei uo. vwtt. o- FLORIST ) Brelthaupt's for flowers. Dial 9195. o' FUNERAL DIRECTORS Terwllllger Funeral home. Ph. 6928 o' WALKER & HOWELL Funeral Home 645 N. Capitol St. Phone 3673. PAINTING Painting; any kind, work guaranteed. frank Lacy. en. 64BB. oieiv PAPERING PAINTING EXPERT workmanship. Phone 4326. 0155' PLUMBING REPAIRS Plumbing, general repair work. Graber Bros. 154 8. Liberty. Ph. 6594. TRANSFER & STORAGE Local or distance transfer, storage, burner oils, briquets. Presto logs. Trucks to Portland dally. Agent Pierce Auto Freight, Including California points .warmer Transfer Storage Pbone 3131. o" TYPEWRITERS All makes sold, rented and repaired. Needham's Book 8tore 465 State St. o WPI I DRILLING f a NEED 2505 Brooks Ave. Ph. 6809. 0163 C. J. Pugh. 3135 Myrtle. P. 9336. ol5D WINDOW CI EAN1NG NEW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING CO Windows, noon. Woodwork, t. 9317, o Angel For Sale Houses Houses $20 to $30 per mo.-S838. a!4fl BRAND NEW 5-rm. home on 'A A fine soil, near good school. Paved road, has hardwood floors, tile drain, wired for range It water heater Price $3000; some terms. SEE Mr. Bartlett with CHILDS It MILLER, REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 9261. al49 Vi A. Close In N. $175; $5 dn. $5 mo. BUDROW REAL ESTATE. Ph. 5965. a For Sale Lots FAIRMOUNT PARK LOT 50 by 160 feet, shade trees, sightly location. A Real Buy at $1360. SEE Richard Grabenhorst with W. H. GRABENHORST It CO., Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. aa!48 $350 LARGE, LEVEL LOT, 93x80. Fruit & trees, 2nd lot from corner of Center St. It Park Lane. Write L. A, Stark, 15 North E St. Tacoma. Wn. aal50 For Sale Farms FARM on Ablqua, SUverton 8, Mt. Angel 9, Portland 45 miles. Good roads, good place. Some timber, living stream. Consider trade for Yamhill property. Stanley Taylor, McMlnn ville. Ore. bl48 FARM BUY 186 Acres located in Polk county, 120 acres under cultivation, balance pas ture and timber. Old buildings. Price 8000. See G. H. Grabenhorst. Jr., witn W. H. GRABENHORST Sn CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. niw GOOD FARM BUY 153 acres. About 80 A. cultivated, bal. pasture, level land 13 miles out, cheap sm. house, good well. All goes at 14600. SEE Mr. Bartlett with CHILDS ie MILLER. REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 9261. bl49 LAND BARGAIN 64 Acres of splendid soil nearly all In crop. Old style house, Rood barn, electric water system, family orch ard, paved rd. wear scnooi ana score Located 7 miles N. Price $8760. Terms. W. H. GRABENHORST Sz CO., Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. pn. 4131. dub1 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS A few reasonably priced farms avail able. Inquire it the National Farm Inomce216 OTg onlg S aem For Sale Acreage PEAR ORCHARD 8 Acres In this tract, all in bearing pears. Located on good road about 7 miles from Salem. Here is your chance to make a Real But If you have the cash. This is an exceptional buy at $750 cash. See G. H. Grabennorst, .1r.. with W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 s. Liberty at. dpiw FIVE ACRES This 5 acres Is first class berry or filbert soil. Located ovfc miles sourn of Salem. All plow land, price bjou; 2fi down and balance (10 per month Int. 6. See G. H. Grabenhorst, Jr., with W.H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. bbi4H 10 A. Bldgs. $.750, 350 dn. Ph. 7113. bbi48 PACIFIC HIGHWAY ACREAGE 36 Acres located on the main Pa cific highway, 30 acres in timber; creek and serines. 4 acres cherries. This Is a Real Home site, just the place to build that Country home Don't fall to see this exceptional buy. SEE Richard Grabenhorst, with W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. bb!4B' For Sale: FARM, 6 to 10 Acres on Center Street. Close In. A Bargain at (300 per acre. SEE Larson with HAWKINS 3t ROBERTS, INC., Real tors. bb!49' COUNTRY HOME SITE 10 Acres, well, spring, timber, good road, lights. Will furnish $300 of building materials to purchaser to construct small house. Here Is your chance to start owning this fine 10 acres on easv navments. Price Includ ing building materials $1576: $5C down and balance ie per montn. ins 6 percent. SEE G. H. Grabenhorst, Jr., with W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 8. Liberty St. bbl4B SUBURBAN CREEK HOME Ten acres with new 4-r. home, drilled well, electric water system, double ga rage. Creek and timber, some plow land. Price $4000. Easy terms. W. H, GRABENHORST Si CO Realtors 134 B, Liberty St. Ph. 4131. bbiw Wanted Real Estate WANT 6 to 15 A. small farm, stocked. good house. CLOSE to SALEM. Trailer house as part trade. Ph. 4833. caloO" Exchange Real Estate TRADE In your home or Acreage on a 12-room home near State House, or a 9 -room home near Parrlah school Both suitable for Roomers and are In excellent condition. O. E. RAE, THE REALTOR 1255 State Phone 6761. cbl48 EXCHANGE for PORTLAND Lots Very attractive new 5-room house, oil burner, air conditioned furnace, fire' place, 1 ACRE with creek, east, close in. $4350. oood terms. 1 ACRE In large Cherries. Filberts, 3 bedroom BUNGALOW with fireplace. garage, city water $2500; 3oo nn. WINNIE PETTYJOHN. REALTOR 477 Court St, cbl4fl Bj Miss Clan Brtf ( Exchange Real Estate 10 ACRES near Salem. Bldgs., creek, some timber, 3 A. fruit. Exch. for hse. or good used car. VALLEY LAND CO, 370 State. cb!49 FARM FOR CITY Good 186 Acre Farm with over 100 acres In crop, bal. timber and pasture. Fine farming section. Price sbbiio, Will consider a" good home In Salem as Dart. W. H. GRABENHORST & CO., Realtors 134 S. Liberty St. Ph. 4131. cbl48 FOR SALE or EXCHANGE A Tract. Joins city limits. 5-rm. partly finished house on paved St. ALSO Service Station. 2 pumps gas tanks, air compressor, etc. Price $2400. EASY TERMS or will take small Sa lem Residence as part. CHILDS & MILLER. REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 9281. cbl49 Real Estate 300 A. About 200 A. In cult. 10 A. In timber, balance open pasture, water ed with 3 wells. 2 springs and irrigat ing ditch, can all be Irrigated. All fenced and cross fenced with woven wire. 7-room house, large barn, holds about 80 tons of hay, stanchions and drinking cuds for 36 cows. Milk house and 3 small barns. This Is one of the best dairy farms in the valley, only 12 miles irom saiem. win sen witn or without stock and equipment. 3fl (rood cows. 20 head of heifers, hogs, horBes and machinery. Income from cows In May was $375. Will sell at a bargain. Nice Cottage, 3 large rooms and bath, plastered and in excellent conmuon Garatce. laree lot with paved street; fruit and flowers. A REAL BUY FOR $1800. Small down payment, balance like rent or will take a car as first payment. 50 A. about 3 A. In cult., some sood timber, 2 small houses, 2 creeks, good road. Priced to sell for $1000. 120 A. about 100 A. of timber, woven wire fence, creek. 9 miles from Salem. Price $4000. Will trade for small acreage or home In Salem. ROSTEIN Ac ADOLPH, INC. U0V4 N. Commercial St. c!48 FOR SALE LOTS OWNED BY CITY 1125 to $800 See An; Real Estate Man or Call 8632 c We Invite your "For Sale" listings if fairly priced HAWKINS & ROBERTS, INC.. Realtors. Guardian Bldg. c Business Opportunities SPECIAL! A home and a good Income, fi-room bouse with 3 nloe apartments and 2 small houses. 4 garages, large lot. In come $60 per month. Good location. 11 blocks north. A REAL BUY FOR $3500. ROSTEIN It ADOLPH, INC. 110 N. Commercial St. cd!48' BOARDING HOUSE, completely furn ished, downtown. Immediate posses sion. A money maker. Owner leaving State. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, REALTOR 477 Court Street cdl49 HOME and INCOME BARGAIN Two completely furnished Apts. 5 blks. from State Bldgs. Income $55 a mo. Live In one, let other pay for both. Reduced to $3800 to sell within week. Don't miss seeing this! Two new view homes on Klngwood Heights. One Is going at $6800 and one at $7000. CALL Mr. Hardy with HAWKINS & ROBERTS, INC. Realtors Cdl50 Lunch Trailer, fully equipped & stocked. Cheap for quick sale. Leav ing town. Inq. 176 S. 13th St. cdl49 Auctions NOTICE I AUCTION SALE every Sat urday 1:30 p.m. List all livestock day before sale. Also farm machinery, household goods, anything of value. KING'S AUCTION HOUSE 519 N. Front Salem. Ph. 21768. ddl48 For Sale Livestock ATTENTION! We pay for dead & worthless stock. SALEM FERTILIZER It BY-PRODUCTS. Ph. 6000 (no other phone). ' Livestock Wanted FARMERS t We pay up to o per lb. for dead & worthless horses It cows. If fresh It In good condition. Top pries for fox feed horses. PHONE COLLECT 8411 SALEM MONTGOMERY RENDERING WORKS eal54 For Sale Wood 16" OLD FIR. 4 ft. 2nd growth, knots & limbs. Phone 6597. eel 63 MILL WOOD, $3.50 per load. Ph 6852 or 6341 eves. Yard at 110 Court, eeiai For Oood Wood Phone 2-2683 Smith ii Rubens. eeieo Big 2nd Growth, 16". Ph. 22129 ee!60 Mill wood $2.76 Ld. Ph. 6444 or 7146 ee!54 DRY OLD FIR. Ph. 6120. Fresh Sawdust, shavings, mill wood & green or dry slab. Ph. 6444 or 7146 ; eel84 Journal Want Ads Pay For Sale Poultry BABY CHICKS 8 varieties, immedi ate delivery. Custom hatching, start ed chicks, pullets & fryers. Ph. 22B61 Lee's Hatchery. f Wanted Help Elderly, respectable woman who wants home as hsekeeper for elderly man. Small wages 2040 Ferry. 8150 STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY RELIABLE PERSON WANTED to cah on farmers in Marion county. No ex perience or capital required. Some making $100 in a werk. Write Mr, In- man, 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland, Cal. gl4B Reliable Lady or Couple to share home with elderly lady. Reas. Ph. 6680. gl&3 FREE RENTI Couple wanted to live on farm 10 miles from Salem. Milk, eggs, fruit, wood, free. Must do light chores. Write Box 392 Capital Journal, stating at?e and experience. Adults only. gl48 Bulldozer operator. Ph. 21103. g!48 3 young men to work at heating and air conditioning. Good earnings dur ing training. Quick promotions and unlimited future with a local divi sion of the largest company of Us kind In the world. Apply sat. arter 1 p.m. or Mon. after 1 p.m., 1 1 65 8. High St. g!48 Men cut 16" wd. 1730 N. Front. gl71 Girl, hswk. Call morn. 695 N. Liberty. AVON PRODUCTS. INC. has opening for refined, energetic woman who wishes to increase income. Conduct a Drofitable business from the home Write Box 389 Capital Journal. gl48 Woman, mature, for a permanent, profitable position with future. Does not interfere with home duties. See Helen Harrington, Hotel Salem, 3 to 9 p.m. gnu GIRL for general housework. Ph. 7885 g!48 100 CHERRY pickers. Clark's Or chard In Polk Co. Orchard Hts. Rd gl61- Wanted Positions Woman desires hswk. or care of children In evenings or during week ends. Ph. 8258. hl48 Exnerlenced Carpenter. Ph 22116 eve hl55 Education We have helped thousands of young men and women to good oiiice ujai tlons. We can and will help you. Big demand for our graduates, invest! gate. Capital Business College. hhl49 For Rent Mod. 2r. Apt. Prl. ent. 843 Union. j!53 Hskpg. room, 280 Center St. 1150 5-ROOM modern sub. home. Poultry house, barn, pasture. 474 N. 18th. J150 Modern Home, 1936 Hazel. Ph. 7194. J153 2 Houses. 1 furn. Ac 1 unfurn. Inq. 1587 Franklin, W. Salem. J150 4-rm. furn. flat, 1260 Center. Elect, stove, refrlg., water. Ph. 8985. J150 S. 16th: 6 rooms, hsment $20 Court St. 5 rooms, bsmt $25 Judson St. 6 rooms, bsmt $25 N. 19th. Furnished $25 Saginaw, 6 rooms $20 P. H. BELL, REALTOR 429 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8121. 1148' Nice, clean turn. Apt. 446 Union. 1149 Furn. Apt. $8: 152B. Church. J 160 Room. Prlv. bath. Close In, P. 4791. J153 3-rm. Apt. Newly decor. Ideal for bus iness girl. Frig. 435 N. Winter. J153J Small hovise, 3 rooms & garage. In- qulre 490 N. Capitol St. J 160 For Business Girl, modern Pullman Apt. Private bath. Attractive sur roundings, close In. 468 N. Winter. J150 Reduced Rates 1940 N. Capitol at Hollywood. Furn. Apart. Adults. J153 Large, cool 3-room unfurnished apt. Stove It Frlgdidalre. 2010 Nebraska. J 149 Unf. Duplex Apt., 951 N. Winter. J152 Fur, cabin, close In. Phone 8229. J152 Mod. Furn. 4-rm. Apt. Elect, stove It refrigerator, $20 mo. Available July 1. Phone 6126. J142 FOR RENT: 4-bedroom home, big liv ing and dining room. Ideal place for rooming house, close In. Seo Mr. Lar sen with HAWKINS it ROBERTS. INC.. Realtors. J 1 49 For Rent: Houses Furn. It Unfurn. Money to Loan Exchanges. Insurance E. B. PERRINE 126 N. Liberty. 1148 Hse.. New 5-r. sub. N. $27.50. 6r. $15: 7r.. stove. $18. Ph . 7113. J 148 Furnished 3-room Duplex. Electric stove, refrigerator, automatic hot wa ter. 771 S. 21st St. J14B NICE 3 rms. furn. $16. P. 9319. J151 DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS Steam heat, elect, range It refrlg., $20 mo. Central Hotel. 46214 State St., Phone 9770. New management, J151 2-rm. furn. apt., prl. bath. 330 S. 14. J151 Furnished house at The Willows. 579 Willow St. Phone 4332. J148 Sleeping Rm., with or without gar. Quiet home. 180 W. Owens. Ph. 7458. J148 3-Rm. Furn. Apt, $18. L. W.. 280 N. 18th St. JI50 Cozy furn. bskg. rm. 1431 N. Cottage. J149 1411 STATE, 2 furn. apts., 1 small It I larger, with prlv. bath. J Vacancy, Glendora Apts. 685 North Summer. JI4B 9-rm. house close In, 2 bath rooms, basement and furnace. Ph. 3723. J 3 Rms upstairs. Adults only. $15. Walking dist. 333 Union St. J148 4-rm. unfurnished Apt. A Real home and strictly modem, available on or before July 1. Call 145 N. 14th St. ) STORE rm., 16x60. 265 N. High St. Mod 3-rm. furn. apt. 607 N. Capitol J148 Nice sleeping rm. 461 N. High. 1162' HOUSES. Melvln Johnson. Ph. 3723. J CLOSE IN mod furn Apt Adults only Phone 8490. J 157 RENT A TRUCK Move yourself Save one-half McCune It Lovell, Richfield Serv. Center at Church Ph 9600 J 155 Pianos $2 mo. H. L. Stiff Furn. Co. J HOME Close In Get part of rent back by keeping roomers. Call 9670. J Furn. nses and apt 736 N Coml 8t. 1162 Furn. 3R. Apt. Auto heat, sip. porch 359 N. Liberty. Ph. 7124. T Paris Apt. Now open for inspection 555 N. Liberty. ' AN APT. now available at The Fisher Phone 9757. J Hotel Salem. Low-month-week-rfttes J Wanted To Rent WANTED - WANTED If you have vacant house, Apt,, Acre age, Farm For Rent See Louis Bech tel or Mabel Needham, 341 State. Rm. 4. Rentals a Specialty. Jal4B Small modern furnished house close in. Not over $26. Ph. 3779. Jal48 SMALL Modern House with garage, 3 people. Approx. $20. Ph. 22706, Jal49 Room and Board Board & Room. 168 N. 12th. Board & Room in Private Home. 896 N. 17th. JJ149 Very nice room, air conditioned home, good board, 655 N. Cottage. JJ151 Good Rm. & bd. at 555 Center. JJ148 Bd. rm. chick, din. Mon. 790 N. Church 3J164 Lost and Found LOST: Pair of bifocal glasses vicinity State House. Ph. 7440. kl48 LOST: Boy's grey, hand-knit sweat er, Olinger Park. Rew. Ph. 3621. kl48 Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair 2 HOUR SERVICE IN MOST CASES. DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST Adolph Bldg., State & Commercial. SALEM Phone 3311 m USED Vacuum Cleaners sold and re paired. Any make 260 State St Phone 6022. mm For Sale Miscellaneous Royal Anne & Lamberts 2c U-plck. L. Townsend, Mission Bottom. nl50 Good upright piano cheap. 1690 S. Cottage. nl48 Strawberries 3c lb. U-plck. Good pick ing. Come Mondav. 2nd hse. N. Hazel Green church. J. Zielinski. nl48 ORCHARD LADDERS 8-ft $3.09 10-ft... .$3.79 12-ft $4.59 14-f t. .... $5.79 16-ft $6.65 Montgomery Ward nH8' Crooked Finger mountain grown non Irrigated Burbank No. 1 seed potatoes. Best for regular valley planting. Puritan Cider Wks. West Salem. nl48 Cockers, pupa It dogs. 1417 N. Liberty n!61 USED FRIGIDAIRE $39.50: 7 ft. West lnghouse $59.50: New 6-ft. Gibson $09.95: New 6-ft. Hot Point refriger ator $109.50. Good Housekeeping, Inc. 453 Court St. n 8x10 Waterproof Tent, high walls. Used one season. Cost $25, sell $15. Ph. 8713. n!49 Singer Elect. Sewing Machines Port ables irom $du.5u; uaDinets irom $79.50. Liberal trade-In allowance. Complete course In sewing at our modern sewing center free with each machine. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 142 So. High, Salem, Ore. nl48 White Sewing Machines. Liberal Trade-In Allowance on Old Machines. HOGG BROS. Salem It Oregon City. n Wanted Miscellaneous Walnuts, Filberts & Nut Meats Klor feln Packing Co. 460 N. Front na Personal MRS. MARTIN, psychologist. Depend able advices. Favorably known In Sa lem. Here for a time, 474 N. Liberty. pl48 Reading, depend, advice. 2361 State. pl50 MME. KAYE. PSYCHIC ADVISOR on business, finance, love, marrlege and all affairs of life. All readings con fidential. Meredith Cottages, Pacific Hwy- blk. N. city limits, salem. pl49 Automobiles Will dbv $100 cash It my 1932 Ford V-8 5-pass. Cpe.. which runs It looks good, for later model car. oun. or eve. Ray Grim, Turner. Ore. q!48 PAINT CARS auar. Job, $9.95 each. Vic's Oarage, Monmouth. Ore. q!4B HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR YOUR CAR or Equity. 440 center. P 21535 ql68 Boats Factory built Boat, Trailer, Outboard motor. Cheap. Ph. 7532. qql49 Financial WHY IS IT So Many People Just Like Tou Use The caiKins mnanciai oerviue Because . you can obtain the amount OI cafln yuu neuu iuuoj. nuu ""o 1 " payment plan Is arranged to especial ly 8U1L JfOU tWSUICIUtJI. W". Kisio allows enough ready cash to pay ofi car indebtedness, furniture Indebted ness, all of your other bills, and buy the thtnRs you need right now Make your Appolnmtent Today for your Free Loan Appraisal. CALKINS - FINANCE CO. "Salem's Persona! Loan Center." 315 Court St. Salem Phone 4446 State Llo. No 's. B-228 and M-278 r 31- current Dlv. Rate. Savings It Investments Insured up to $6000. Mutual Fed. 6av. It Loan. 142 s. Lib erty. r!48' 6 Money on qualifying mortgage lOanS. NU BKUSKKAUC. J. Uw, Pb. 6113 or 3138 for appointment r!61 FHA LOANS 90. 26 yrs. 4', in terest. Hawkins It Roberts, inc. MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE OFFERED INVESTORS $3000 on Business Property $1600 on Business Property $3000 on Large Modern Residence These mortgages to net Investors fl to fj. We service loan for Investors without cost. CHILDS It MILLER, INC. WANTED PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN on Good Sslem Real Estate Will pav 6 Interest W. H. GRABENHORST It CO. REALTORS Financial We loan on farm, residential It busi ness property. Will buy mortgages, COntract.-HAWKINS It ROBERTS. INC., Realtors. Guardian Bldg. r AUTO and TRUCK LOANS Contracts refinanced to reduce pay ments. Money for new or used cars. No delsy or red tape. You will retain posesslon of the vehicle. 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY Roy H. Simmons 136 South Commercial Street Phone 9168 Lie. No. M-152. r FOR SALE: Good sound first farm mortgages and bonds. SEE B. O. ZIE LINSKI with Hawkins It Roberts, Inc. Phone 4108 or 2-2525 r AUTO LOANS Willamette Credit Co. 5th FLOOR. GUARDIAN BUILDING License No. M-159 r QUICK CASH LOANS All Plans GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION License No. S-138 136 S. Commercial St. r' LOANS FOR ALL TYPES OF LOANS SEE STATE FINANCE CO. 344 State St. Phone 9261 8-216 M-222 r FHA LOANS 414, Also private loans. Abrams It Ellis, Inc. Masonic Bldg. r Specialized Services TRY OUR HOME DECORATING ' AND REMODELING SERVICE Twelve months or longer in which to pay No down payment. Details ar ranged at your home. Only responsible contractors and decorators do your jod. can Mr. Eyre at R. L. ELFSTROM COMPANY. Ph. 9221 (Continued from Page 4) are Mrs. Stuart Johns, Junior vice commander; Mrs. Frank Crozier, state conductress; Mrs. Archie Brewster and Mrs. Verne Ostrander, state executive commltteewoman and past state commander. Salem unit is sponsoring Beth Mehlhoff as state commander. Lil lian Likens, state commander this year, is Irom Portland. One other candidate is running in opposition to Miss Mehlhoff, Mary V. Barton, state hospital chairman, Portland. Mrs. Esther Decker, Mrs. Verne Ostrander, Mrs. Jay Harnsberger and Miss Pauline Decker are the committee members appointed to work on United Hospitality Associ ation for Service Men and USO cam paign. Mrs. Phil Shobar, D.A.V. Ameri canism chairman, is general chair man for the reception for newly naturalized citizens the latter part of June. SUverton Wedding Will Attract Out-of-Town Guests SUverton A beautiful ceremony Is planned for tonight at the Chris- tain and Missionary Alliance church when Miss Doris Towns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Towns, will become the bride of Maurice Stamey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stamey, oil of SUverton. Rev. William Schwab will read the lines before the altar and lighted cathedral candelabra with matching window decor. Miss Ruthyn Thomas will play a violin selection and Preston Young will sing "Because" preceding the cere mony. Mrs. Zena Thomas will play the wedding marches. The bride, given in marriage by her father, will wear heavy ivory satin fashioned entrain on princess lines with sweetheart neck and ov-er-the-hand sleeves. Her finger-tip length veil will be held in place by a floral beret. She will carry a large cascade bouquet of Cecil Brunner roses, bouvardia, sweetpeas and lilles-of-the-valley. Her maid of honor, Miss Muriel Stamey, twin slstcr of the bridegroom, will wear dusty rose chiffon. Other attend ants, Miss Frances Sparks and Mrs. Herbert Stiff, Jr., (Jane Ogden) will wear identically fashioned gowns of aquamarine and pale pink marquisette. All will carry small old-fashioned nosegays. Mr. Stamcy's best man will be Kenneth Towns, brother of the Sorority Members Have Dinner Willamette University Campus The Delta Tau Gamma sorority members, alumni and members of the Mothers' club and their families met at the M. M. Magee home for the June dinner meeting. At the business session which followed, Mrs. Frank Erlckson was elected an honorary members. At the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. John Whltaker, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rothrock, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Magee, Mrs. Mattle Taylor, Mrs. J. Sechrist, Mrs. Grace Rulmcr, Mrs. Ruth Norris, Mrs. Norma Shaw, Mrs. J. H. Brown, Mrs. Jeonettc Ful mer, Miss Luree Norris, Miss Jessie Klnsey, Miss Arllss Thomas, Miss Betty Brown, Miss Margaret Magee and Miss Hazel Magee. The next meeting of the group will be at the Ruth Norris home the first Monday In July. Woodburn A two ball mixed foursome tournament will be held at the Woodburn Oolf club Tuesday evening, June 24, play to begin not later than 6:15 o'clock followed by a no-host supper at 7:30. Prizes will be given for both men and women. Mrs. Larry Darnell will have charge of the tournament and the supper committee will be Mrs. Ray Olatt and Mrs. Lyman H. Shorey All men and women who play golf are Invited. Mt. Angel Court Marlon. Cath olic Daughters of America, will hold Its social meeting Monday evening In the club rooms at St. Mary's school. A wedding beginning at the end the evening hours, always brings up day or evening clothes. This problem women since women's clothes can in drcss fashions very easily fit Into either day or evening picture. Today's letter is from the groom-to-be who- wants to know, "Would it matter seriously, do you think, if the men In my wedding wore tuxedos at the church at five-thirty? There is to be a reception at the Country club after that and as so much of the wedding festivities are taking place in the evening we wondered whe ther the tuxedos wouldn't be bet ter than the day suits?" Correctly speaking of course, eve ning dress should not be worn be fore six o'clock. But when, as in your case, the greater part of the wedding celebration la taking place in the evening. I do agree that it is more sensible to appear a half hour ahead of time in evening dress than to wear day dress throughout the evening. White double-breasted tuxedo coats and black tuxedo trousers would be particularly suit ed to the combination day-and-eve-nlng picture. A Clergyman and His Wife Have Housewarming Dear Mrs. Post: We would like to have a housewarming of the par sonage. Should my husband and I both receive, and where are we sup. posed to stand? Another question is, shall we leave the personal cards or the presents some of the people have sent lis for the house? Answer: ordinarily a wife re ceives near the door of entrance and her husband either stands be side her or else mingles with the guests. But In the case of a clergy man, he is so definitely set apart by his congregation, that it would be more suitable that he stand nearest to the door and his wife next to him. Or she might stand elsewhere if she thinks it would be a better position from which to di rect people to other parts of the house. Occasionally she might walk about with the guests particularly to point out where their presents have been placed. About the cards since they could not very well have been left on any of the things in use. it would be best to remove them all. banked with all pink and white flowers bride. Dean Stamey, brother of the bridegroom, and Lloyd Johnson. cousin of the bridegroom, will serve as ushers and will light the candles. At the reception which will follow the ceremony, at the Evergreen home of the bride's parents, Mrs, I. D. Idleman of Salem and Mrs. A. F. Johnson of Moro will pour, and Mrs. John Brunner of Salem will serve the cakes. Assisting about the rooms will be Mrs. Harvey Hallet and Mrs. Art Pederson. Serving will be Miss Janet Hallett, Miss Bessie Standard, Miss Ruthyn Thomas and Mrs. Paul Hagen. Greeting the guests will be Mrs. Zena Thomas. Both Miss Towns and Mr. Stamey are among the popular younger so cial set of SUverton, and finished the local schools in the class of 1830. They will make their home at Valsctz after a short wedding trip. ACROSS L QlasHlIke cover! nff 7. Divisions of Hindu so clty 18. Plant of th bean family 14. Small sur round Ins area 15. Mountain cresta 111. Singing blrrl 17. Thoroughfare: abbr. IS, Snt out 20. Myself 21. Vat 2.1. Pronoun Zi, Innect 25. Metal 27. Late: comb. form 28. Birthplace of Beethoven Evernreen treei XI. Folds of cloth 33. The herb eve 34. Devour 3f. Flower cluster 38. Bordered 41. Playing caxdr 42. Kxlgt 44. Auction 46. Seed con tainer 4. Waste matter 48. Bird's beak 4!). Inside SO, Vanity 62. Old Dominion etatn: abbr. M. Expand S. Pleasant odors hi, Expiates 68. Cylindrical fi!. Most recent 80. Precipitated Ice crystals 29. t 2 13 U S 6 WMJ 15 Yf yo I U Mtt 1 Il 2i ll31" PP Pj? w -ZZWa1.1TZZZ JZ ZJLWZ- aTi Ih Trt of the day and running over Into the problem of whether to wear naturally concerns men more than these present evening-dress-cut-day- Skower Honors Miss Cowan Woodburn Mrs. Lue Pfafflnger and Mrs. Melvin Johnson were Joint hostesses at a shower at the home of Mrs. Clara Bonner, honoring her daughter, Miss Vivian Cowan, whose marriage to John Lee Coefield of Lewlstown, Mont., will be an event of Sunday, June 22, at the Imman el Lutheran church In Woodburn. Clever guessing games were en joyed with the prize for the evening going to Mrs. C. Christensen. Re freshments were served by the hos tesses. Guests were Mrs. Theodore Shell, Mrs. Ray Tyson, Mrs. Inga Hughes, Mrs. Elmer Olson, Mrs. Englellne Nelson, Mrs. C. Christensen, Mrs. Lillian Harrison, Mrs. Albert Bar stad, Mrs. Howard Nelson, Mrs. A, P. Williams, Mrs. L. M. Erlckson, Miss Millie Erlckson, Mrs. Hartley Bonney. Mrs. R. G. McKay, Mrs. Floyd Darling, Mrs. O. E. Vlck, Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. A. Larson, Mrs. George Jones, Mrs. Julia Brachmann, Mrs. Juve, Mrs. Sigurd Undseth, Mrs. Dena Haughen, Mrs. Robert McClure, Mrs. Chris Owre, Mrs. Engel Hermanson, Mrs. H. Haraldson, Mrs. H. Rogen, Mrs. R. L. Frceberg, Mrs. A. Stenger, Mrs. J. w. Richmond, Mrs. George Olson, Mrs. Oscar Gregerson. Mrs. W. V. Adams. Mrs. Clara Bonner, the hon ored guest, Miss Vivian Cowan, and the hostesses, Mrs. Lue Pfafflnger and Mrs. Melvln Johnson, Women GoHers Meet for Luncheon Women of the Salem Golf club met for play and luncheon at the clubhouse Friday. Honors in Class A went to Mrs. Kate G. Bell; in Class B, to Mrs. Glenn Stevens, and in Class C, to Mrs. H. K. Stockwell. Playing were Mrs. A. G. Nowels, Mrs. Robert Joseph, Mrs. E. V. Fort miller, Mrs. W. T. Waterman, Mrs. Harold Olinger, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Sephus Starr, Mrs. Laban Steeves, Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mrs. W. G. Stacy, Mrs. J. H. Thompson, Mrs. William McAfee, Mrs. Max Flanery, Mrs. James L. Cooke, Mrs. Don McCargar, Mrs. F. B. Patter son. Mrs. Glenn Stevens, Mrs. John Heltzel, Mrs. Grey Munjar, Mrs. Fred Flnsley, Mrs. H. K. Stockwell, Mrs. W. L. Qulnn, Mrs. Harry Wied mer. Mrs. Kate G. Bell and Mrs. William H. Hammond. Mory Schultz Duncan presented a group of her violin students in re cital at her residence studio Friday evening. Those appearing were Beverly Mc Cabe, Kenard Adams, Jo Anne Lang, Martha Weller, Barbara Botts, Joyce Reeves, Eunice Massee. Loretta Dea con, Yaeko Salto and Nellie Jane Penrmine. Miss Ruth Bedford serv ed as accompanist. Salem Lodge No. 4 AP & AM, Monday, June 23, P. O. decree -8:00 p.m. Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzls DOWN 1. Springy 2. Bring up or educate 2. Monkey 4. Particle 6. Foe t. Injuries T. Star thistle 8. Constellation 9. Cause to go 10. 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