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Monday, July 21, 1941 Thn Cnnifnl Jonrnnl. Salem, Oregon Eleven So live that when you die your notice will not be among the list of town improvements. ; i ; i i Capite )itaiaJournal tlBOT Cla&alfetl Advertising Rates Per line 10e Per line. S times 25c Per Una. 6 times 40o Per line. 1 month 1.3& Mln 2503 times mln 85c 6 times minimum 45c. Minimum Per Ad 35 cents. Wants AdB must be in by 10 a.m. day of publication For Sale Houses MUST sell recently finished hse. oak fir., tile drain, bsmt.. fnrn.. Bar aue. Sacrifice (3800. 1000 dn. Valley Land Co., 370',3 state. ai73 H60 down 5 rm. house close to Leslie Jr.. furnace, garage, lot 75x100, 0, paved street. 82250. 1500 down, nice bungalow, 4 rms and nice breakfast rm., 2 bedrms., fire place, oil burner furnace, 8 blk. north of court house. (3150. 83975, good home 5 blks. from Grant school, large living rm. and dining rm., nice hsrdwnod firs., kitchen. large nook, one bed rm. bath down. 2 large bed rms., toilet and lavatory up-stalrs 8400 down, English style home almost new, 5 rms., hardwood nrs. thru out. fireplace, laundry rm., corner lot and paving all paid. 83650. Mnnev to loan at 6 . MELVIN JOHNSON, REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723. al72 On Col. St. we have a good 3 bed room house with fireplace, hwd. floors, bsrnt. turn., and trays, gar age. Price Just 84000. A real buy Money to loan. ' P. H. Bell, Realtor 429 Oreg. Bldg. Phone 8121 aI72 A HOME AND AN INCOME We off er a large house close to State Build ings and Business district. Several nice bedrooms suitable for rental Could not be replaced for twice our price of 85000. SEE Mrs. Ellis with f CHILDS & MILLER. REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 9261. a!72' VA A. Close In N 8175; 85 dn 85 mo. BUUKUW MtML, taiAlB. HI. OHOO. For Sale Lots Salem creek lot. H. Harris, Eugene. aal94 For Sale Farms 70 ACRES Chehalls soil on Willam ette river and lake of about an acre in center of place. Ideal for Irrigat ing and beet seed crop. 5-rm. house, basement, fireplace, bath and elect Barns. A Real Buy at 86850. No trade. WINNIE PETTYJOHN, REALTOR 477 Court St. b!72 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS A few reasonably priced farms avail able Inquire it the National Farm Loan office, 216 Oregon Bldg. Salem, b For Sale Acreage 1 A. or more close to Salem, some timber, 8400 per A. Easy terms. A. or larger tracts, close In East. 8370. F5 a. 6 mi. from Capltot Bldgs.. some fruit, nice grove fir timber, 8750. 22 A. 17 ml. from Salem, 6 rm. house, bath, lights, other bldgs., 2 A. timber, tools and equipment, 82500. MELVIN JOHNSON. REALTOR 725 Court St. Phone 3723. bbl72 Real Estate 50 A. 6 ml. out. half farm land, good road, lots timber, fine berry or fil bert land, no bldgs., snap 8900. 15 A. on Coast highway, fine auto camp site, bldgs., 81500 clear. Take Salem residence and assume some. 5 R. house good location E. front large lot .milt. 81000 terms. E. B. Perrlne, 125 N. Liberty St. Cl73 FOR SALE ' LOTS OWNED BY CITY 8125 to 8800 See Any Real Estate Man or Call 8632 c" We invite your "For Sale" listings if fairly priced HAWKINS & ROBERTS. INC., Realtors. Quardlnn Bldg. Wanted Real Estate CASH BUYER Price range bet. 83000 to 84000. Need . large dining room, 2 or 3 bedrooms. What have you. Louis Bechtel or Mabel Need ham, 341 State St., Rm. 4 cal72' WILL PAY CASH For 6 or 6 room house. Want large lot. Must be priced right. Call my agents. Bechtoi or Needham. 34 1 Stat St.. Room 4. cal72" Directory BUILDING MATERIAL SAND, gravel, crushed rock, pvrlng. Salem supply Co Phone bobi." . CHIMNEY SWEEP Furnace nnd Chimncv cloanlne by vacuum. Phone 7176. B. F. Enaley. ollH Chiropractic Physician O. A. STERNBERG, 346 N. CapltolJ OlHi EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of all kinds; basemen dng, dirt hauled or moved Dirt Mr sale see Ben otjen si sons, pn 308ft or EXCAVATING of all kinds: basemenU dug, dirt hauled or moved Dirt tor sale. Salem sand Gravel co. 8408. cw D FLORIST Brelthaupt's for flowers. Dial 9196. o- FUNERAL DIRECTORSv TerwilllBcr Funeral home Ph 6928 o. WALKER St HOWELL Funeral. Bppot MS N Capitol St. Phone 8672. i PAINTING -Eli-' PAPERING PAINTING EXPERT workmanship Phone 4325. . 0181 Jerry Johnson. Ph. 4616 Evenings, oisi PLUMBING REPAIRS Plumbing, general repair work Orator Bros. 154 S. Liberty Ph 659. V TRANSFER & STORAGE Local or distance transfer, storm) burner oils, brlauets. Presto loin. Trucks to Portland dally Agent Piero Auto Pretght, including California I Phone 8131 Ol 'TYPEWRITERS All makes sold, rented and repair). Nredham's Book Store 465 State St. o MPW CI EANING HltW DEAL WINDOW CLEANING1 0S Windows. Floors. Woodwork. P. 0337. When a Feller Needs a Exchange Real Estate ACREAGE to trade for Salem resi dence. No encumbrance. Box 422 Capital Journal cb!73 NEAR MONMOUTH 38 A. all culti vated, pood big dairy barn, large old house, fine well and auto, water sys tem. Price 84800. Will accept small Salem home as part. ALSO 16 A near Monmouth, priced at 83000. May take Salem home. 40 A. near Salem, fully Improved, priced, at 85500 consider some trade. SEE Mr. Bartlett with CHILDS & MILLER. REALTORS 344 State St. Phone 9281. cbl72 Resort Property Beach Front, Lincoln Co. 4 A. at sac rifice. Near Yachats. All or part. Phone 7301 cc!72 Business Opportunities GROCERY and Meat Market located In Salem. Stocked and equipped. Do ing good business and a bargain at tha nrice asked. Terms. SEE Mr. Lar- sen with HAWKINS & ROBERTS, INC. . cana Furniture For Sale USED WOOD RANGES Popular makes 57.60 and up YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 365 N. Liberty. Phone 4311 dl75' USED ELECTRIC RANGES Popular makes... $10 and up. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty. Phone 4311 d!73' Used Refrigerators Popular Makes YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 2S5 N. Liberty. Phone 4311 d!75 Used GALVANIZED WATER TANKS 83.50 and up. '" YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 255 N. Liberty. Phone 4311 d!75' USED ICE BOXES $1.00 and up. - YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 355 N. Liberty. Phone 4311 dl75' Refrigeration $198 Rebuilt 8' refrigerator display case, triple glass, good condition Sptndler's Refrigeration Equipment, 120 suverton Rd.. Salem. Ph. 4aea dbl74 Milk cooled by refrigeration, equip- ment 8195 up. Easy terms. Safeguard your Income. International Harventer Reirigerat on. 120 suverton tux., aa- em. Phone 4362. db!74 For Sale Livestock 3 GUERNSEY-Jersey cows, 5 to 7 yrs, Phone 22702. Rt. 6. box 418. Salem. Mrs, Bethel Taylor. c 1 72 1 Registered Jersey cow & calf or cow alone. St. Mawls Eagle strain, by own er L. C. Catts. Rt. 1. Woodburn. 1st hse. N, Arbor Grove school. el72 ATTENTION 1 We pay for dead St worthless stock. SALEM FBHtnLIZER St BY-PRO-rUCTS Ph. 5000 (no other phone) e- Livestock Wanted FARMERS I We pay up to ViC prr lb for dead & worthless horses Si cows. If fresh & In good condition. Top price for fox feed horses. PHONE COLLECT 64 1 1 SALEM MONTGOMERY RENDERING WORKS ca!83 For Sale Wood Mill wood $3 50 per load. Ph. 5852 or 5841 eve. Yard at 110 Court. ecl91 Best wood. P. 22683. Smith & Rubens, r ' eelOl SOY NOW Dry 2nd gth 16" fir $5 50 cord. Phone 22824. ; ee 179 WOOD of all kinds Phone 9456 eel7T DRY OLD FIR. Ph. 6120. Mill wood $2 75 Ld Ph 6444 or 7146 eel80 Fresh Sawdust, shavings, mill wood St green or dry slab. Ph 6444 or 7146 eelSC For Sale Poultry BABY CHICKS 8 varieties. Immedi ate delivery Custom hatching, start- fed chicks, pullets Si fryers Ph 22881 I.Lee Rawhery. T Wanted Help MARRIED man for dairy farm. Rt 6 Box 43, east of South 12th St. g!74 WANTED; Fa Hers and Buckers, good timber. Rood ground, tools furn. Good filer, long Job. Roy Stevens, 1036 Second St.. W. Salem. fit 74 STEADY WORK GOOD PAT RELIABLE PERSONS WANTED to tall on farmers in Marlon county. No Jtperlence or capital required. Some making 1100.00 In a week. Write McNeas Co 2423 Magnolia St., Oak land, caiif. una Permanent position for good house keeper. Inquire 19B3 N. Capitol St. KI73- TODNO lady with general office ex perience, Hogg Bros., 260 Stnte. gl73" Journal Want Ads Pay Friend By Mis Clare Brig Wanted Positions BOY 16 wants work as farm helper 1345 Lee. hl73 For Rent FOR RENT 4 rm. mod. house. 10 acres. 4 mi. south. Ph. 22040. J174 SMALL house on creek. I barn, base, fum.. firepl, $22.50. Ph. 9452. J173 2 rms. for rent, 488 N. Liberty. J177 Newly painted furn. apt. 448 Union. J173 FURNISHED 1 rm. cabin. 446 3. Col tage. Ph. 8229. 177 3 rm. clean, cool, good loc gas, light, wtr Inc. $15. Bach or Mar. Couple, 608 S. Church. Ph. 7370. J172 1411 STATE. Sleep, rm. prlv. bath. J Mod. 3r. apt. newly decorated. Frig. & heat, close State bldgs. 253 N. 13th J176 7-r. house 1070 Broadway. Ph. 3087. J 173 Mod. 3-r. apt. Phone 7983. Sleeping rm. good bed. 372 N. Winter J176 4-rm. furnished or unfurn. apt. near Capitol Bldgs. Hot water heat, fire place, oak firs., piano, high class fur nishings, trees. A real home for par ticular people. WINNIE PETTYJOHN 477 Court St. J 5 rm. house, clean, 1146 N. 15. J176 FOB RENT Two New. Modern Homes in Allen Court, $25.-27.60 Mo. Wm. McOll chrlst. Jr., Realtor. Phone 4838. J172 4-rm. furn. house, near school, elect, refrig. & range. 1790 N. 20th. J172" 4-rm. house. 1525 State. MOD 4 t. furn. apt. 14th. J174 Strictly mod 8 r. hse nr. McKinley s Leslie sch. 2435 S. HI. $32.50. J174 Clean 2-rm. furn. apt. 4-rm. unfurn. cottage. $18510 N. 17th. J173" 5-rm. hse. mod. clean. Inq. 1009 N. 5. )173' Very nice mod. furn. apt. 483 N. Front J173' 2-rm. Apt partly furn. 110 Division. 1173 8 A 9 ml. out Good bldgs. 2-3214. J 172 2-rm. hse. unfurn. $12. 403 N. 20th J 172 2-rm. 1st fir 435 Division. Six-room house on bus line, $25. Fire place, furnace, hardwood floors, ga rage. Ph. 4888. 1172 Completely furnished, strictly mod ern 6-rm. home for lease. Call 6172. 1172' Choice cor apt 3 rma., furn. bedrm Leslie Manor, 310 Leslie. Pull J 3-RM furn. apt Steam heat. Elect range. Frig. 55S N Liberty. y RENT A TRDCK Move yourself Save one-half. McCune b Lovell Richfield Serv Center at Church Ph 9600 J181 1411 STATE: 3-room. furnished apt.. private bath J' Hotel Salem. Low-month-week-rates J' 9-rm. house close In. 2 bath rooms, basement and furnace Ph 3723 ja 16x60 26S N High St. 1' HOUSES Mclvln Johnson. Ph. 3723 Pianos 2 mo. H. L. Stiff Purn. Co. J- Furn. 3R Apt Auto heat- lip porch. 350 n Liberty Ph 7124 J' AN APT now available at The Fisher Phone S757 J Room and Board BOARD & ROOM. 270 N. 13th St.JJ173J Sip. rms. Also bd. 1130 Chem P 6769 Good borne. Gar.. 1144 Center. JJ 170' Lost and Found SMALL Brown acrew tall bull dog, white Rtrlpe on face. Answers to Luffy. Small boy's pet. Reward. Ph 6052. kl74" LOST: Watch In men's rest room, Southern Pacific station. Reward. E. C. McEivery, ticket agent, S.P. Phono 4408. khz Miscellaneous Dental Plate Repair 3 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 360 Stat St Pbone 6022. m For Sale Miscellaneous Davenp't, clipboard, oak dln'g table. rockers. bcd. Jars, cheap, 1 173 s 15th. nI74 National Cash Register. Ph. 2-1482. nl74 FOR SALE: SWEET CORN. Can now Bnmk's Corner service station, nl78 NEWLY decorated light lunch trailer equipment and stock. Reaaonani-i. 12fi6 State nl73 Small Dlano In fine condition, reas onable. 1690 8. Cottage. nl72 For Sale Miscellaneous FINEST quality tree-ripe Til ton apricots dally from our grower at The Dalles In 25-lb lugs and bushel boxes. Puritan Cider Works, West Salem. n!74 Gravcnsteln apples. Pratts, one mile Wallace road. Ph. 2-2212. n!92 Store Bldg. with living quarters, at Pratum. Ore. S. J. Yates, 1147 D St. nl72 OR RENT: 2-whecl trailers Some bar- galns. "Handley." 465 Center St. n!72 White Sewing Machines Liberal Trade-In Allowance on Old Machines. HOGG BROS Salem ft Oregon City n Wanted Miscellaneous Walnuts, Filberts & Nut Meats Klor- rein Packing Co. 460 N Front na' Personal Reading. Depend, advice. 2361 Stnte, P176' Mrs. Martin. Psychologist, advisor, 474 N. Ltberty. Ph. 4960. Appoint, only. - P176' Palmist. H Barton. 1445 B St. Ph 4263 pl86 Automobiles HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR YOUR CAR or EQUITY 440 Center. P. 21535 qlSl Financial WHY IS IT So Many People Just Like You Use The Calkins Financial Service? Because you can obtain the amount of cash you need today and the re payment plan Is arranged to especiai lv suit vou Rememer too this loan allows enough ready rash to pay off car indebtedness furniture indebted ness all of vour other bills, and buy the things vou need right now Make your Appolnmtent Today for your Free Loan Appraisal CALKINS FINANCE CO. "Salem's Personal Loan Center 315 Court St.-Salem- Phone 4448 State Lie No 'a. S-228 and M-278 5 Money on qualifying mortgage loans. NO BROKERAGE. J. E. Law. Ph. 5113 or 3136 for appointment. r WANTED: $1500 pri- loan. 70 A. farm Box 423 Capital Journal. rl73 FARM LOANS Inquire about our new low cost farm murtunRe loans A N. DUNCAN 6 Ladd & Bush Bank Bldg. Sulem, Oregon. r!85 FHATOANS 90. 25 yrs 4'2T ln terest Hawkins & Roberts Inc r FOR SALE: Good sound first farm mortgages and bonds SEE B O Z1E LINSK1 with Hawkins & Roberts Inc Phone 4108 or 2-2525 r- AUTO and TRUCK LOANS Contracts refinanced to reduce pay ments. Money for new" or used ears. No delay or red tape. You will retain posesslon of the vehicle 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY Roy H. Simmons 136 South Commercial Street Phone 9 168 Lie No M-152 I FARM AND CITY LOANS Quality mortgage loans at 4',t where loan does not exceed 50 of present value. Not an FHA loan. Prompt service. Minimum details. We offer a 5 rate on loans of larger percentage of value Will pay cash for real estate contracts and second mortgages. CAPITOL SECURITIES COMPANY 207 Pioneer Trust BlcUi. Pbone 7162 QUICK CASH LOANS All Plans GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION License No. S-13B 136 S Commercial St r LOANS FOR ALL 'YPES OP LOANS SEE STATE FINANCE CO. 344 State St. Phono 9281 S-216 M-222 r AUTO LOANS Willamette Credit Co. 9th FLOOR, GUARDIAN BUILDING License No M-159 r WANTED PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN on Good Salem Real Estate Will pay 83, Interest W H. GRABENHORST St CO REALTORS r" We loan on farm, residential St bust neee property Will buy mortKaKca contracts. HAWKINS St ROBERTS. INC., Realtors Guardian Bldg r' FHA LOANS 4'., Also private loans Abrams St Ellis. Inc Masonic Bldg r Specialized Services TRY OUR HOME DECORATING AND REMODELING SERVICE Twelve months or lonRor In which to pay No down payment Details ar. ranged at vour home Only responsible contractors and decorators do vour Job. Call Mr Eyre at R L ELFSmOM COMPANY Ph 9221 a Transportation WANT passrnaer to Oakland. Shu' cxp. Leave Thurs. 440 Mill St. ,xl74 2 dcnlrc ride to L.A. leaving Jly 27. Share expenses. Ph. RB04. xl73 Legal EXHIBIT A Notice df Intention to ImnrovB Hint por tion of Pmrl Strrt (icm the west line of ifeventrMith Street to the east line of Sixtrenth BUfet. In the City of Salem. Oreeon. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the Common Council of the City of Snlem, Oregon, deems It necesmr and expedient, and hereby declares tu purpose and In tent'on to Improve that portion of Pear) Street from the Writ line of Seventeenth Street to the East line of Sixteenth Street. In the City of Salem, Marlon County. Ore ion, at the expense of the touttlng and adjacent properly own, except any street and alley Intersection, the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem. Oreaon. by brlnxtna nmd portion of satd street to the txtaollxhed trade, constructing Portland cement concrete curbs, and pavlna said portion of Raid street with six-Inch Portland cement con crete pavement, thirty feet In width. In accordance with the plans and specifica tions therefor, which were adopted by the Common Council on the 7th day of July. 1941. now on ffle in the office of the City Recorder, and which are hereby referred to and made a part hereof The Common Council hereby d'clares Its purpote and intention to make the abore-descrtb"! improvement hy and through ths Street Improvement Depart ment of the City of Salem. Oregon. By order of the Common Council of the City of Salem. O ret on, this 7th day of July. 1941. HANNAH MARTIN, City Recorder, ftalsm, Oregon. Legal 178 Legal National Fortst Timber for Sale. Seel-! ed bids will be received by the For-! est Supervisor. Willamette National For est. Eugene, Oregon, until 2:00 P. M. on Wednesday, August 8, 1911. ana wiu oe opened immediately thereafter lor ail the live timber designated for cutting Riid all the merchantable dead timber lo cated on an area of about 18 acres within the SEH. Section 3a. T. 10 8. R. 5 E. W. M Willamette National Forest. etl- mted to be 950,000 frrt B. M.. more or .in. of Douglas-fir. 25.000 feet B. M.. ore or less, of sugar pine and western white pine, 380,000 leet B. M., more or less, of western redcedar. 300,000 feet M., moro or less, of western hemlock and other species. No bid of less than 36 per M. icet lor Doiiaias-rir. western rrdcedar. sugar Pine and western white pine and J. 16 for western hemlock and other species will be considered. In ad' dltlon to the prices bid for stumpage. 1 cooperative deposit of J. OS per M. feet M. lor the total cut of timber mer- cliHMftble under the terms of the agree ment win oe required to cover tne cost of tree planting, seed sowing and forest improvement work on the area cut over, 1 1.000.00 must be deposited with each bid to be applied on the slumpase price. refunded or retained In part as liquidated damages according to conditions of sale, The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Be ore bids are submitted, full Information concerning the timber. conditions of sale and submission of bids Simula be obtained from the Forest Sup ervisor, Eugene, Oregon, July 7 31 CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of School District No. 34, Marlon County, Oregon, up to 6:00 o'clock P. M. on Friday, July 35, 1941. for furnishing and Installing in the Old High School Building six (6 steel, wood-fired lurnace units. Specification and bidding blanks may he obtained from and bids shall be filed with the District Clerk at his office at 434 N. High Street. Salem, Oregon. C. C. Ward. District Clerk School District No. 24, Marlon County. July 14, 19. 31. (Continued from Page 5 and Willamette university, where he was affiliated with Sigma Tau fra ternity. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heath (Helen Breithaupt) are leaving the first of this week for a vacation trip along the Oregon const and Victoria and Vancouver. B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Gilbert are leaving Tuesday for a trip to Min nesota. They also will visit Yellow stone National park, the Grand Can yon. Zion and Bryce National parks before they return to their home. During their absence Miss Con stance Fowler will be at the Gilberts' Hillside Shop during the afternoons. Mrs. Joseph Randall and her daughter, Betty, left Friday for a visit in Seattle. Wash., and points in British Columbia. Dorothy Tupling Weds Salem Man One of July's most charming brides was Miss Dorothy May Tup- ling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tupling of Portland, whose marriage to Charles R. Barber of Salem, son of Mrs. Oscar Barber of Abilene, Texas., took place Sat urday night at Westminster Presby terian church. The church was dec orated for the wedding with white gladioluses, snapdragons and roses against a background of palms and lighted candles. Preceding Miss Tupling down the bridal aisle were her sister-In -law, Mrs. William Lloyd Tupling of Boise, Ida., as matron of honor, and her sister, Margery, as maid of honor. Both attendants wore dress es of blue marquisette embroidered with bouquets of pastel flowers and carried sheaves of pastel-toned wa ter lilies. . The dark-haired bride was lovely in her wedding gown of white mar quisette embroidered with full blown roses and tiny but'.!. It was made in princess style with a train. Her two-tlercd finger-tip length veil was caught to her hair with three large white roses And she carried a cluster of the same roses. James Stone of Salem was best man for Mr, Barber and ushers were Harold M. Currie, C. W. Flet' cher, William Lloyd Tupling of Boise and C. Gordon Tupling. Tlie wedding reception was held In the garden at the home of the bride's parents. Presiding at the supper table were Mrs. James Mat chet and Mrs. E. H. Wright of Se attle; Mrs. C. T. Richardson of Hillsboro; Mrs. Hcnnan C. Netzel Mrs. James A. Llyle and Mrs. Hen ry J. Casey. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Harris and their children. William, Jr., and Mary, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grabcnhorst at their home in Salem and at their cottage on the Sftntiam. They were Joined I here by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Daw son Anne Mae Orabenhorstj of Sil ver ton. Piedmont Church Wedding Scene Miss Marguerite Valaria Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Clark of Portland, and Louis Marshall Stutt. son of Mrs. J. O. Stutt of Woodburn, Ore., were mar ried Friday evening at 8 o'clock in a setting of while gladioluses and pink larkspur and candles In Pied mont Presbyterian church, The Rev Willis Bergen officiated. Leonard Ranton was soloist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of white Ninon sheer with bishop sleeves, sweetheart neckline border with seed pearls nnd a full skirt with a train. Her tulle veil, lace-edged, fell from a seed pearl halo and she car ried ft colonial bouquet of Hum boldtil bouvardla and Rapture roses. The bride's sister, Mrs. William H, Bradford of Salem, as matron of honor wore blue marganza similar In style to the bride's dress and carried blue delphiniums, pink bouvardla and sweet peas with the same flowers in her hair. The bridesmaid. Miss Marjorle Thome was In pink marganza with similar flowers. Best man was Otto Wilson, Jr., of Salem. Ushers were William Ton- ey, John Kelly and Malnard Sax- ton. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Pour ing were Mrs. E. T. Armstrong of Salem, Mrs. C. R. McGee, Mrs. Ben Reed and Mrs. Merle Sims. Mrs. Elva Hopkins and Mrs. R. D. Phil Hps served cake and assisting were Mrs. Norman Clayborne, Mrs. Har rison Elgin. Jr., Salem, Mrs. Leon ard Ranton and Mrs. Arthur Steele and the Misses Lucile Brainard Salem, and Doris McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Stutt are return ing Tuesday from a wedding trip to the beach to reside in Portland. Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans, Miss Lillian and Miss Jess McDonald spent Sunday at Mrs. Rosecrans' summer cottage at Taft Heights. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Martin left Sunday for San Francisco to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. G. R. Ely, The women of the McCormlck class of First Methodist church will . meet Tuesday for a 1:30 o'clock des-1 sert luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Kelley, 1775 South Liberty street. The executive board of the Coun cil of Church Women will meet for picnic and businesss meeting Tuesday at Bofell. They will leave for Bofell from the Leslie Meth odist church at 11 o'clock. Mrs. W. A. Barkus, president, will be at the meeting. Reports will be made on migration and Japanese work. Every one is invited to attend. Jerry Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelley, left on the Mainliner Friday for a month's vacation in Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. He was accompanied by his grandmoth er, Mrs. R. J. Escola of Portland. Mrs. Ward Wolfe, president of the district Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, presided at a district meeting held in VFW hall Wednes day night. Talks were given by de partment officers, Edith Mudd and Alma Fierst, and plans discussed for the annual district picnic to be held at Silver Creek Falls on Au gust 10. The women joined the men at the social hour, and refreshments. were served In the dining room. The past presidents were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. ward Wolfe at 650 Thompson avenue on Saturday night. Salem friends have received an nouncement of the arrival of i daughter, Karen, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Magness in Kent, Washington. Mrs. Magness is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Wick, former Salem residents. Mr. Wick, employed at Fort Lewis, recently called on Salem friends, while bivouacked at the fairgrounds with the soldiers going south for maneuvers. Marriage in South Of Interest Here Of interest to friends in many parta of Oregon is news of the mar riage of Miss Mae Callaway, daugh ter of Professor and Mrs. E. C. Cal laway of Oregon State college, and Lester Copenhagen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Copenhagen of Port land. The ceremony took place on July 3 at the Little Church of the Flowers In Forest Lawn Memorial park in Glcndale. Cal. Bev. J. Whit comb Brougher, Sr., officiated in a setting of flowers and candlelight. Miss Rae Callaway, the bride's sis ter, was her only attendant, and James C. Elms was best man. The bride wore her traveling en semble of blue covert cloth with navy accessories and a corsage bou quet of white butterfly orchids. Her sister wore a suit of beige wool with matching accessories. Both Mr. and Mrs. Copenhagen are graduates of Oregon State col lege. Mr. Copenhagen was a mem ber of Phi Delta Thcta and Mrs. Copenhagen was a member of Pi Beta Phi, and president of Associat ed Women students at the college. At present she Is secretary of the National Association of Associated Women students. After the reception for the family and a few friends In the Ouardlan Arms on Hollywood boulevard the bride and bridegroom left for San Diego, where they will make their home at 4058 Front street. . Mrs. Lcnore Kay Roberts Is a guest at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop. A grandson, William, son of Roy Bishop, was also a re cent guest at the C. P. Bishop home. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Howarth have as guests at their home Dr. How arth's parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Howarth and Miss Helen Howarth. Mr. and Mrs. Howarth and their daughter have been trav eling for the past month and came to Oregon from Denver, coio. Sllverton The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Monday evening will be featured by draping the charter In memory of Mrs. Rebecca Barber. Mrs. A. J. Titus, president of the Pflst President's club, will be In charge with all In the ceremonials, past presidents. Representing the unit at the state convention this week are Mrs. an ta Hutton, president-elect for the Fruit Makes Your Towels Gay , By Baronesi 1535 L PATTERN No. 1585 Cherries, grapes, apples, pears, peaches, and plums six luscious fruit designs to stamp and embroider on those plain lifeless dish towels are Included in the pattern offered today. Guests for din ner will be glad to help with the dishes when they see these towels, and you'll be proud to say that you made them yourself. Designs of cross-stitch and outline stitch, embroidered in natural fruit colors make six charming towels. Pattern envelope contains hot iron transfers for 6 designs, each about 6 by 6 Inches; color chart, stitch illustrations and full directions. Send 10c (coin) for No. 1585 to Capital Journal, Needle Arts Dep't 149 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal. coming year; Mrs. Glenn Price and Miss Ruth Lorenzen. Mrs. F. M. Powell, department publicity chair man, Is one of the 47 delegates at large. Mrs, S. A. Pitney, president, Is announcing that the aluminum drive will continue as formerly an nounced and that boxes will be placed a tthc Electric store of which C. J. Towe is proprietor; the Byron Royce store on Oak street ; the Hande variety store on Main street, and at 2044 South Water street. Mrs. Pitney is also announcing that if she, Mr. Towe or Mr. Royce are called, members of the Sons of Legion will call at the homes for aluminum. Althorities say that good cooking utensils are not want ed, but any discarded ware will be gratefully accepted. This Is Sil verton civic organization's way of aiding in the defense drive. Quiet Wedding Unites Couple Woodburn A quiet wedding took place at Vnncouver Saturday, July 19, when Miss Betty Jo Scheidegger of Woodburn. daughter of Mr. an Mrs. Henry Scheidegger of Willis ton, N. D., became the bride of Ser geant Ben F. Recser of the antl tank company, 186th infantry, sor. of Mrs. Elsie Recser and the late H. F. Reeser of Woodburn. The ceremony was performed by the Rev, Paul L. Kunzman at 0 o'clock at his home. Attendants! were Miss Ada Clair Rcnn, cousin j of the bride, as bridesmaid, and Fred Scheidegger, brother of the bride, who acted as best man for Mr. Recser, The bride was charming In an en semble of white sharkskin with blue accessories and wore a cor sage of rosebuds and lilies of the valley. Miss Rcnn' wore a beige suit with blue accessories and cor sage of Cecil B runner rosebuds and sweetpeas. After returning to Woodburn r wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Ed Rcnn, for relatives of the two families. The table was cent ACROSS II. NovbI l. Spanish tiftro 32. Bfhftvlora 4. Uoflcritfi nllind 24. Uttenuico with to th guinea vocal nound plR lift, CnnfMflncs I. Orlftiiinl com- ns. AnKor mnmlcr 41. Purl nf ft flower It Collection of 42. Newnpnpnr fRou employe 13. Town In Mnln 44. En at Indian 14. Femlnln nam wHRtit 15. Chafa 45. Ho man patriot Pnrt of a coat 46. Symbol or 17. Without a mat ruthenium IS. hy 47. Rannenii or 19. Hat form at ths head fi mast 11. Ahead 22. End or semen on a paaa harshnena (3. Paid nubile notice 34. Pronoun SS. Hftblttiat. 67. American In. port linn U. R v.rr fonrl or M. Kngllfth letter 28. VlnoRiir mad 63. American bur- from alt falo 19. Talk, gllblr ID. Kegatlvo prafll n J 3 ii n w 2 1 JllA Iii!L fe. 35 34 37 3? 33" 47 48 So Si ST v:13 zr vr 1 L..l 1 I 1 I I Plantoni ; ered with a three tiered wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Reeser left for a short honeymoon at the beach. Mrs. Reeser is a graduate of the Willis- ton high school and a Portland school and has been In business for the past two years. She will re main here temporarily, joining her husband later at Tacoma. Ser geant Reeser Is a graduate of Woodburn high school and also at tended Mt. Angel college. Both are popular among the younger set. Bride-Elect Is Complimented Woodburn Miss Betty Jo Schei degger, who became the bride of Sergeant Ben Reeser Saturday, was honored with a pre-nuptlal shower Friday evening at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Ed Renn. Hostesses were Mrs. Floyd Maricle and Miss Sophia Majck. Tlie rooms were attractively dec orated with garden flowers and clever games were enjoyed with prizes going to Frankle Haas, first and lone Peterson second. Refresh ments were served by the host esses. Miss Scheidegger received many gifts. Invited guests were Misses Mar garet Jackson, lone Peterson, Lor raine Jones, lone Anderson, Hilde garde Dierkhislng, Frankts Haas, Ada Clair Renn, Ruby Dobson. Marguerite Gagncr. Elsie Yoder. Mary Zak, Mrs. Rita Ray, Mrs. Wayne Wood, Mrs. Richard Wan gerin, Mrs. Tom Renn, Mrs. Ben Miller, Mrs. Thaddeus able and Mrs. Arthur Glnther of Portland. Mrs. Kenneth Schooler, Mrs. A. F. Hanauska, Mrs. William Garver, Mrs. Mary Zuber, Mrs. Lizzie Renn, Mrs. Henry Scheidegger, Mrs. El sie Reeser, and the hostesses, Mrs. Floyd Maricle, and Miss Sophia Majck and the honored guest, Miss Betty Jo Scheidegger. Discovering a ca&c of bigamy dur ing his official duties, a zealous census employe of the Brazilian gov ernment reported it and was dis charged for violation of trust. Solution Of Saturday's Putzlt . Bird of prej . AnKlffnad ta.V . Skill DOWN . Dsrt train t. U Seles 1. Touch lightly 4. Hnrnehack hockey ft. Samlarao trp fi. Deal with uc- cesfully 7. Pill 3. Composition for on J. River: Spantxh 10. Town In Massa- chunelW 11. Sorrow 13. Weary 20. tvel 2.1. Stitch 21. American In dian :7. Mo Is 7. 25. French author 25. FiiRllih rolni 30. Went swiftly 23. Human race 34. Shruh 35. IStrft'l'lIe 3. Stronger 37. Rait JS, City In Para- miay 39. Revolving re verheratory furnace 4ft. Caustic 43. Very eotd ii. Sltle pieces ol umhrella.i 49. Pin die thins: b0. 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