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MISCELLANEOUS
HI AT 7 mi nami electrically. It'a eon-
rtaMDV eieaa. economical. ee us ioi
(rat estimates. YEATER APPLIANCE
OO. 266 N Liberty a'
0XAVT HAULING. excavation nd road
, building, land clearing doier work
I dl uJUaa. buement excavation. sand
travel, crushed rock, iduod sand, eon
f arete mix. cement
SAIjEM SAND A GRAVEL OO.
1405 N FRO fTI ST.. ULOL OREGON
f Phone 9011 or 11924 a'
IFOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
,' ONE :2xS:5. 18 Inch lire. tube. tt
I wheel. Also one :25 x 31 tire, tube At
wheel. About a cord old fir knous.
640 S. 19th. 11345
NKW LADIES coats sue 42. 1 electric
mangle. 1415 N 4th. n245-
rUITIKS. Shepherds, terriers, males &
females. Salem Veterinary Hospital.
Portland Road. 245
FOR SALE or Trade. Spark gas circula
tor lor oil circulator. Phone 1092. n245
VE CAN NOW supply the cream separator
lor your own particular need. See them
at Wards Farm Store, Trade and
High 6ts.
1 TABLE CREAM separator. 1 electric
churn, 3 h.p. gasoline engine. Ph. 8908.
n245
ENGAGEMENT & wedding ring for sale.
Price new, guaranteed !300. Will sell
for hall price. Write Box 9. Capital
Journal "24
PRE-WAR BICYCLE. Ph. 21253. 130
Madrona Ave. . n245-
1 STEWART Warner cab. model radio.
3S; 1 used davenport, $10; 1 rocker,
S3; 1 library trable, 15: 2 high chairs.
$2. Phone 3056 or 1260 N. 11th St.
n24
Ifttlfl GAL. CAS storage tank. D. B. Brown.
3130 Portland Rd. Moran Motel. n245'
GOOD USED Bteel furnace with sawdust
burner, automatic controls. 1038 Hazel
Ave. 11343
LIKE NEW, "Stockllne" baby buggy.
J27.50. Good condition. Upright steamer
trunk 120. 3545 Portland Rd., first house
south of Oregon Fuel Co. n-HJ-
-4T)Y'S BROWN ski pants, size 16. Ph.
3372. n3M"
WATER HEATERS. Tliermarior auto. elec.
MHCHEliL RADIO A: APfblAINUJ!,
State at 19th. Phone 7577. n
TABLES: Heavy. 3x5 ft. t5 earn.
MITCHELL RADIO it APPLIANCE
State at 19th. Phone 7577. . i
ONE I.ARCE circulating wood heater.
818 S. 25th St. n344
GOOD OIL STOVE. 2263 Claud St. n214
1 S1NBLE BED with springs; 1 dresser
with mirror; 1 dining room table, buf
fet a mirror, 6 chairs. 90 Falrvtew
Ave. Ph. 7687. n243
12 GAUGE Reminston pump shotgun. 4
boxes shells. 165. 2110 University.
n244
PERFECT 30-06 Sporter with sling, re
coil pad. case As shells. $100. 1395 Pearl
St. Phone 8852. nC44
COUPE SEAT covers, never been used.
$3.50. Phone 24361. n244
GENE'S BIKE SHOP
1126 EdKrwatcr. West Salem
USE!) CUSHMAN motor sconier, new
girl's bicycle, 2 used boys' bicycles, side
walk chain drive bike. All in A-l shape.
Guaranteed. n244
30 H.P. G.E. Motor & compensator. R.P.M.
1765. $350. Ph. 5145. 1244
PANSY PLANTS reaey now. Arthur
Plant's Greenhouse. 1293 b. win ei.
Phone 4670. 0344
STOVE OIL. dlesel oil. prompt delivery.
Barrels available. Geo. Cadwell Oil Co.
Ph. 9788 2490 State. n245
POPCORN machine, A-l condition. Ph.
3197. . "243
OLD COW fertilizer by tack or load.
Phone 25617. n243
DORS YOUR ROOF LEAK! Use 100 as
phalt shingles. Unharmed by any weath
r rain or shine. Fireproof. Installed by
experienced men. For FREE estimate
phone 7177. western auio ouppiy a.
n258
INDIRECT floor lamp and torchiera
ATTRACTrvE aluminum kitchen step lad
ders, and step-on refuse cans.
YEATEB APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty SL D.313'
SILVER PLATED & brass candle holders,
V weather vanes, copper lanterns A signs
7 for sale. Also steel clothesllno posts
' 1146 North Liberty. n262
kava.io RUGS and saddle blankets.
Guaranteed 100 native wool. Woven by
NavaJo Indians on tneir reservation,
ns a nish. Paul Stoner. Phone 608H.
n26fj
7x9 USED walk-In cooler, complete with
meat ibcks, aueifiuK, i imin-iu uuu..
1 h.p. compressor. Burton Refrigeration
CO.. 3UU fOltiana no. ruuuo uuu
smart suits, coats, sweaters and skirts:
as well u dresses for all occasions from
afternoon to formats. Grand materials
and scarcely worn, sizes to 44. r none
4845. anytime. n303
vr.TtnB.ESCENT. .commercial and Indus-
ml. east on Macleay Hiway. J. H.
trial llahting fixtures for Immediate de
livery. Salem Lighting and Appliance
Co, Temporary location aaa no. ijioerty,
Salem, Oregon. Phone ana. moj
MIRRA PIANOS from $395. Terms. See
these beautiful spinet style pianos with
the tone of a baby grand at Tallman'a.
396 S, 13th. A mil irom Qig a prices.
249
ELECTRIC Pants Pressers, curling and
soldering irons.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
255 N. Liberty St, n243
AT MO RAY'S. OZONE Sell or rent. H. C.
Pugh, Ph. 22458. P. O. Box 463. n250
GARDEN sand. gravel, crushed rocs,
Shovel St drag-tine excavating. WALL
INO SAND AND ORAVEX CO. Ph. SSfll
tvE BUY A Mil funmure. tool, stove
dtabea motors radios, electrio appli
ances, household sooda. KLIO MAN'S
28b N Commercial Phone 9886 n
FLUORESCENT Commercial and Indus
trial lighting fixtures for Immediate de
livery. Salem Lighting and Appliance
Co. Temporary location 255 No. Liber..
Salem. Oregon. Fnone imu. nj
POWERFUL 8-tube Tropic Master over
seas electrio radio. Ideal for outdoors
or ooastal location.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
256 North Liberty. n246'
r.i-1 1 nn7i Dc. Unit iVfllrilna Jti Machine
i ShoD. Independence, aiib
.. FULLER BRUSHES. 1745 Grant Ph. 8351
031)
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. L'berty St. 0243
SINGLE and two-burner hotplate.
YEATEB APPLIANCE CO
256 N. Liberty St. Q3'
FARMERS. Attention Electrio and bat
tery fence controllers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty SL n243
INSULATION pneumatically installed
Prlc. material, workmanship guaran
teed. Salem Rock Wool Co. Ph. 374a
3225 N. Liberty. ' n
FARMERS. Attenilon - Portable electric
milking machines
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n243
BLACK Lapin fur coat. Size 14. $22 50.
Phone 7586. n243'
INDIRECT Floor Lamps and torchiera
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty 8L n243'
LIMITED Quantity 5-tuoe electric table
model radios with wooden case.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St, n243
WALL Type Can Openers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO. -
255 N Liberty BL n243
GUARANTEED Forever. Flashlights
Quiring no batteries: two and three eeU
flashlights, railroad type lantern
YEATEP APPLIANCE Ctt
255 N Liberty St. nl3
Metal Tool Chests.
YEATEP APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n243
KITCHEN and Industrial Exhaust Fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n243'
OUTDOOR PorUble Lights tor your yard
or driveway
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N Liberty SL n23
ELBCTRIC TOASTERS. $2.10 and $3.85.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N .Liberty Sl 0243'
Journal Want Ads Pay
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FLUORESCENT Kitchen Fixtures and
single tube brackets for use near your
mirror
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty 8L o243
ELECTRIC Chimes, long and short tubes.
mechanical chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty 8l n243
SMOOTHIES tor perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty Sl n243
FIGURINES and small gltt Item.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty SL n243
ELECTRIC Rcom Heaters, tan. steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty SL n243
COILED Trush Burners.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty SL n243
TWO-WAY and Intercom Telephone ar.s
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty Sl n243
ALUMINUM Sauce Pans. Well and Tree
platters, trying pans, cookie sheets.
clothes ham peri.
1 YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty Su o243a
PLASTI-KOTE the durable paint with the
cellophane like finish
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty 6L n243
SINGLE and Two-Burner Hot-plates,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
256 N Liberty Sl n243
FARMERS. Attention Wesllnghouse au
tomatic eieo. milk cooler, capacity so
gal
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty Sl n243'
TABLE and pin-tt-up lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty Sl n243a
KITCHEN and bathroom light fixtures
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty SL n343
ELECTRIC desk, mantel and wall clocks
YEATF.R APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty SL . n243
AUTOMATIC electric sldearm water heal
era YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty Sl. n243
GAS REFRIGERATOR. Lang wood range.
1016 Highland. Phone 8363. n243
SPECIAL prices on tulip bulbs, perennial
plants. Pembcrton's, 1980 S. 12th. n247
FLORAL SPRAYS, potted plants, etc.
Pemberton'5. 1980 S 12th. n247
MYRTLEWOOD gifts. New choice asst.
Pembertons. 1980 S. 12th. n247
BEAUTIFUL twelve-tuhe cabinet radio.
Excellent condition. Price $65.. 985 Pine
St.. or Tel. 5716. n243
CLARINET Ideal for beginner. $45. Li
brary and or study table, $7.59. Phone
after six. 21484 or 9923. n243
12 GAUGE automatic. Fine condition. Sale
or trade for repeater pump. 190 8. 14th
St.. Salem. n213
ROLLAWAY bed, excellent condition. 760
N. Church, rear apt. n243
1 1-FT. airplane spruce boat, tine condi
tion !1?5. Also small outboard. Phone
5707 n243
ONE WOOD or coal circulating heater.
Medium size. Good as new. one mangle
suitable for home laundry, apartment
utility room or family use. Excellent
condition. J. C. Emmons. Phone 8949.
n243
GOOD used wood range, colls. 30-gat
water tank. $65. Phone 7445. n243
1 VICTOR portable phonagraph, one 25
quart pressure cooker. 1 baby crib and
mattress Ph. 24105. n243
MAN'S OVERCOAT. si2c 38. also Fluores
cent desk lamp, almost new. 737 D St..
Salem n243
APPLES Spitzenburg. Jonathans, Winter
Bananas Golden Red Delicious. Roman
Beauty. A. T. Glover, Rt. 2, Box 149.
Salem, l' j miles west of Kelzer. n243
MAN'S BICYCLE. $25. 1015 So. 15th. n243
WOOD FURNACE, complete. At your ow
price. 1545 N. Liberty. n243
THE FAMOUS Keyston and Buck Stelner
saddles are now available. We carry a
full line of riding equipment. Ward's
Farm Store, Trade and High ts. n214'
FOR SALE: Complete layout ot auto
mechanic s hand tools including clec,
drill, micrometers and tool totter. 160
Hansen Ave n243
GOOD AS NEW wardrobn trunk. Ladles
shoes, size 8'i. Phone 8280. n243'
SAWDUST BURNER Sz hot water tank As
colls for sale. Phone 21058. n243'
FOLEY HANDSAW FILER
MODEL T"i. automatic handsaw filer.
nearly new. Can be seen at A.llen's
Hdw. 236 N. Com I. na
SLEEPING BAG. curled chicken feathers.
Arctic type. new. price $9.00. Wholesale
price in lots or eight. $7.00. Wholesale
rates to veterans. 713 Court St.. Dallas,
Phone 42J. n252
LAWN TABLE A 2 cnaira As presto qut.
jars As 28 books La Salle Extension
course on salesmanship. Phone 34U14
n243'
DECORATIVE and lighted bouse number
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty SL 0243
AT STUD Cocker (Stockdale Town Talk)
Fee .$35.00 Also kittens free to good
homes. 2604 Hulsey, located off Ra
cliff Drive. n243
COAL or briquet circulator.
YEATER APPLIANCE Ctt
255 N Liberty SL n243'
FLASTIO clothes line, ironing board pad
and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
25r N Liberty Sl n243'
UEAT your home electrically It' con
venient, clean, economical. See us tot
tree estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty SL n243
DRESS UP your Awnings and outdoor fur
nlture wr.h Setfast canvas palnL
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
2b' N Liberty 8l n243
FLUORESTCENT Desk Lamps. Ideal foi
student or office.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. liberty SL n343
HEAT YOUR hom electrically. It's con
venient, clean, economical See a foi
free estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED: Any amount up to 700 ft. of
new or used 1 ' to 2" galvanized pipe.
Phone 25361. na244
WANT toy or port toy fox terrier. Female
preferred. Phone 24969. na243
19n. STANDARD propeller shaft housing.
Phone 25352 na243
WANTED: BARKIE telephone poles 8"" to
13" butts. Will buy delivered In yard
or on rollwav or slumpage. Saw tim
ber aLso wanted Gril and Van Handel,
Stayton, ore. P.O. Box 255. na245
WANTED TO buy, old fashioned hand
woven coverlets, old glass, china or
furniture. Look In your attics or the
top shelf in pantry. Write E. Curran.
Box 779 Rt. 1. Taccms. Wash., as soon
as possible. Be In Salem soon. na244
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Upstair'
Antique Shop. 438 Court St. na260
USED t-'URNITURE Phone 1U
EXCHANGE Miscellaneous
V1LL TRADE gas for- electric range.
Phone 5332. nn244
PERSONAL
ARE YOU MAKING frantic long distance
telephone calls to suppliers about de
linquent orders or delayed shipments?
If so it wouldn't cost much more to
have an experienced, on-the-spot expe
diter to make a personal visit on your
behalf. See your representative At give
him your personal Instructions before
he leaves. Will represent you anywhere
between Salem & New York. Call C. E.
Wallace. 7820. p244
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T. B. cases
to me, all other ailments. Rev. T. Hey
ting. 1103 6. W. 13th ave., Portland.
LA 7189 P264
READING: KNOW THE TRUTH. 2361 State
P243
ALCOHOLICS. Anonymous. P O. Box 734.
p246
PUBLIC STENOORAPHER
LETTERS OF all kinds composed and
typed Percn&l ones a specialty. Strict
ly confidential For ppolntmefl phone
4346. 308
AUTOMOBILES
1937 GRAHAM Cavalier. Good tires. For
sale or trade for late model car. Will
pay ditf. 2131 Center St. c.345
TO TRADE for cheaper car, 1941 Olds
2 dr. Hydromatic. Call alter 4:30. 170
W, Bush, 1243
litfl CflEV. cpe. Good paint, fair rub
ber, good engine, $350. Phone 21235.
q245
ft MODEL A 4-door, good tires. $235.
642 Eisewater, West Salem. Cabin 12.
214
22 FT. 'ii Universal trailer. Butane range,
oil circulator, sleeps 4. Priced to sell.
2015 N. 4ti). Q2I3
'36 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. sedan to trade for
coupe. Richfield Service Station. 2295
Fairgrounds Rd. at Columbia. Phone
9091 between 5 & 9 p.m. Q244
19H5 GRAHAM coupe. Good tires. A-l
mechanical condition. See at 81fi 8.
Commercial. q244
WILLYS. 1515 N. Commercial. q.243
'35 CHEW, long whlbase, l'a ton truck
with 1940 motor. Ray E. Cross. Rt. 6.
BOX 284B, h, ml. So. Ol Frultlaild. q243
FOR SALE or trade lor cheap car equity
in lot and some lumber Located on bus
line close to school and store. Inquire
Cottage Cafe, 135 Highway ave. q242
FOR SALE 1937 LaSalle 4-door. 3 new
tires. Price below celling. 3280 Sliver
ton rd. Ph 9754. q344
WANTED: CAR in good condition. Any
kind but would prefer 37, 38 or 39 Mod
el. No dealers please. Call after 6:39
p.m. Norman Schroyer, Route 6 Box 37.
Salem. (Out 22nd St.) q259
WANTED: GOOD used car, late model
preferred. Phone 4547. q259
VETERAN NEEDS car, any model, must
be priced reasonable Call alter 6 p.m
or write W. Redinger. 2252 Simpson.
Salem. q259
CARS NEEDED
ANY MAKfc or model. II priced within
reason we will buy It. Steven Used
Cars 678 S 12th. q259
'36 CHEV. coach, good cond. Cnll Rtter
5:30 p.m. Andy A Klntz, Sublimity
Phone Stayton 1828 q2i3
WANTED from private party. '40 or '41
car in good condition. Will pay cash.
No dealers. Phone 2-4887 alter 6 p.m.
q243
FOR SALE- 1930 Graham sedan. Good .6
6U0 tires $250 1927 Chcv truck flat
bed. Motor good Associated station.
Hubbard Ph. 3411 qi-i5
WANTED: LATE Model Oar Oy privet
party Will pay cash Phone 6380 o'
WANTED' TO BUY: Late model trucks:
Pickups, panels, flatbeds. loggers and
so on Inttrnatiocal dealer James H
Ma den Company 3935 Silverton Road
Phone 24123. Q
-WE PAY TOPS
Oet EVERY DIME Tout Car Is Worthl
CASH ON rHE BARREL-HEADI
"C" SHROCK
SALEM'S Oldest Independence
USED CAR DEALER
( E Corner Church A Cbemeketa
Phone 7923 9
BOATS
FOR SALE or Trade Evlnrudc 1 cyl. out
board motor. Colts Ace .22 nuto. Want
Woodsman. M. Mathers. 1509 N. 6lh,
Salem. Ore. Phone fi0"4. qq245
FINANCIAL
tVK LOAN on Farm. Residential and Bull
ies. Property Will buy mortgage con
tracts HA WHINS St ROBERTS DNC
4EALTOK3 QuardlftD Bid r
AUTO LOAN!
WILLAMETTE CRKUH CO
SU) FLOOft- OOARDIAN BLDO
License No -M-189
$ MONEY I
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS-
e Buy Rev Estate Mortgages aoc
Contract
STATE FINANCE CO.. REALTORS
Ue 8-216 U-? 163 S KlCb St
CASH "NOW"
FROM PERSONAL 6th year In Salem
We lend money-uickly privately tn
men. or wamen. married or single.
LOANS $25 TO $300
For home or business on furniture, sal
ary, business equipment. On auto $500.
Choose any one of our convenient loan
plans and repay In 15 months.
WE LIKE TO BAY "YES"
to loan requests. So tor taster service,
phone firfit
PERSONAL FINANCE CO
818 State St., Rm. 125. Phone 3191
Lio. S-122; M-165. E. Gallinicr, Mgr.
r358
YOUR SURPLUS MONEY WILL EARN
YOU 5 PERCENT INTEREST. BUY A
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE, EXAM
INE THE SECURITY YOURSELF.
MORTGAGES AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS
OF S500 TO $7500. WE COLLECT ALL
INTEREST AND PAYMENTS FOR -THE
INVESTORS. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
STATE FINANCE CO. 153 8. High St.
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4re INTEREST
5 to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Chi Ids. Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. 9261 r243'
FARM AND CITY LOANS
47, AND 6
rOUft OWN lEHMs ot repayment within
reason Caab for Real Estate Contract
and Second Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
107 Pioneer Trust Bids. Ph. 7162. r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
8-138 and U-3M
and
ROY H SIMMONS
INSURANCE and LOANS
136 8 Commercial St TeL 9168
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
HIKE PANLK. 275 8. Com'L Ph. 5161
Brake At wheel aligning specialist. 0253
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING snd bookkeeping Reason
able rates Dependable service. Busmen
Service. Inc. Uasonio Building. Salem
Phone 8727. o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestic refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliance. 353 Center Pb. 4036
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVTCK
40 Uhemefceta Phone 7838.
BRICK LAYING
A. It. KICKS. 2?25 Cherry Ave.
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cliff
EUls, 1905 N. 19th St. Ph. 4071. 0266
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES. CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
ENSLEY. 771 S 21st Ph. 7176. 0
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service
145 8. Ch irch Phone 4711. 0249
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS-Remodeling. 1984 State St.
Mrs. Armentrout. o266"
EXTERMINATORS
ARDEE MAINTENANCE CO. Bedbugs,
roaches, rats, fleas, moths Pest con
trol contract service Materials sold
cuaranteed riddance. 825 N Killing,
worth St.. Portland 11. Ore Ph. W te
ster 3265. o
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service
Ph. 3056 LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th
0251
Sretthaupt's for flower Dl' 9195
PUNERAL DIRECTORS
ROWELX FUNERAL BOMB Ph 3672
BAGGAGE and apart moving our special
ty 1mm attention Salem Moving St
Delivery Service Ph 7665. o248'
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R. WA1KINS CO PRODUCTS.
1717 Center St Phone 6396 o250
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH mod HAWAIIAN Oultar. Mando
lin Dial 3 etc 1533 Court Ph 7569 1
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069. 0261
PAINTING AND PAPER H AN GING
PAPER!! ANGING
JERRY JOHNSON. Paoae 349i.
Market Quotations
Portland Cast Side
Todavs active session ot Portland's
East Side Fanners' Wholesale Produce
market saw best quality packs of north
west fruits and vegetables move at stea
dy, general prices, aomn items were in
surplus.
Tomator. No. 1 flat, brought DOc-Jl 25.
and brat bushel boxes brought $1.50-2. Tiie
tase end of tie speare nicion crop was
quoted generally $1.75-2.25 crate. Good
jipifs. orchard run. soin sonic
fancy lots sold up to S3. 2a buihel oox.
Best Concord grapes sold up to $1.40
lug. though the general price was around
$1.-1.25. ,
Portland Produc eirfliow
RutterPrlccs to retailer: oraas aa
cartons. 91c. AA prints 90c. A prints
87-BOc. A cartons 85-90c, B prints B5-88c.
"4 lb cub Vio higher
Ens Prices to retailers: AA large. 6ac;
A la; b l, 6l-62c; AA medium, S9c; A medi
um. 5t-59c; A small, nominal. 44a dozen
Chetse Ta retailer in rurtlano ureaur
triplets 46-47c lb., daisies 43V4-44ic
laf 47-50jO lb. joooers pay ac id. iw
Tn wholMftlen Portland Oregon single
50-53c. loaf 51-56C. triplets. 50-52c lb.
Portland Wnotrsaie Mret
Butter (f o b bulk 68 lb. tubs) AA
grade 92 score 86c. A grade 93 score 8lc.
B grade 90 score 83c. C grade 89 score 60c.
Bultrriat (Tentative, suoieet to imme
diate change) Premium quality maximum
of 35 ot I percent acidity, delivered In
Portland. 85C-I1.16 lb.: first quality
99c lb.: second quality 82-95c: valley
routes and country points 2c less than
first, or 82-97c.
Cheese- Celling price "0 Portland re
tailers: Ore. singles 53-55c lb. Ore. loaf
54-57C lb. triplets. 53-55C.
Eggs To wholesalers. A large sac-59',-jC
dozen, mcd 55-56 '.ic. B grade
43 '.a -45 'Ac
Rai bits -Average country Killed to re
tailers 43-fOt lb Live fryers, colo'i-d
34c white 13-27a lb Old bucks and does it
lbs. and up) 15o lb.
Live Poult n
Live Chiclrens No 1 broilers 3-4 lbs
38-40c fryers 2-3 lbs 40c Colored hen
30-31c. Leghorn hens 3'i lbs. and over.
24-2Gc. under 3li lbs. 18-19C. Roosters and
stags 15-19c.
Dressed Chickens To retailers: Spring
oroilers 3 tbs up 62c lb. colored hens 37c
Leghorn fowl 32c: old roosters and tag
28c
Frub Veaetnbles
Bean Call t 17c lb Mld-Columbl B'u
Lake. mid-Columbia and Walla wlla
DIRECTORY
EXPERT paperhanrlDg. B. J. Wool
worth. Phone 3015 o
SAND A GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel At
dragline excavating Walling Saod &
Gravel Oo Phone 8581 o
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
KENNETH IIAMEL, 1143 8th St.. W. ti
1cm. Ph. 7404. Guaranlrcd service. o267
CESSPOOL Septic tanks. Ph. 8745. o2i8
KOTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE Sew
ers and dra'.na cleaned Free estimate
Prompt service Ph 6327 0
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A DINSTANCE Transfer atorage
Burner oiLi coal, briqueu Trucks
Portland dally Agenc Lyon Van Lines
for household goods to California points
Lirmer Transfer At Storage Pb. 3131 o
VACUUM CLEANERS
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LEGAL .
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOB UMATILLA
COUNTY:
In the Matter ot the Person and Estate
of Norman L. Knowlrs. a Minor.
NOTICE OP GUARDIAN'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given, that Ralph
Knowles. ruardian ot the person nri
estate of Norman L Knowles. a minor,
will sell. 011 or alter the sixteenth day
of October. 1946. In the county ot Umi
tilla. state ot Oregon, to the highest
and best oldder. and upon the term
and conditions hereinafter mentioned, it
private sale subject to confirmation oy
said county court, the following describ
ed real property belonging to the esta'.e
of said minor
An undivided one-half Interest tn
Lot 10. Block 3. Cnnltola, County of
Marlon. State of Oregon.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, in
United State lawful money, upon deliv
ery of the deed of fa Id guardian, and
after confirmation at sale by said county
court: deed at expense of purchaser.
Bids and otter must be In writing
and may be left at the office of Mr
John E. Wa.ker. attorney for said guar
dian, or may be delivered to said guar
dian personally, or may be filed witi
the clerk of said county court, at ny
time after the first publication ot th'
notice and befor the making of said
sale.
Dated September 11. 1946
RALPH KNOWLES
Guardian ot the Person and E.s'-ate
of Norman L Knowles, a Minor.
JOHN E. WALKER.
Attorney for GiiBrdtan.
Hermiston. Oregon.
Sept. 16 23 30- Oct. t 14
Child Star's Salary: S2500 Weekly (Pi Margarctr O'Brien,
nine-year-old film star, and her mother, Mrs. Gladys O'Brien,
look over Margaret's new movie contract which provides for a
salary of $2500 weekly. The contract won court approval, neces
sary in the signing of film minors. The O'Briens are shown at
Santa Monica, Calif.
green and wax 9-10o lb. Oregon Qtentt
10-120 lb Kentucky Wonders 8-10c Shell
beans $1.50-1.76 30-lb- Lug. Wax and Blue
Lake 8-loc.
Reels Call! 80-850. local 60-90fl doien
Krorcoll $1.50-1.65 lug.
Cabbage Lcca' round type, $3.40-3.65
Carrots Local, bunched. S-doa. erat
33-3.26: California $4.50-4.75.
Cauliflower Local No. 1. $2-3.38: Beet
le No 1. $3 6G
Celery California S for sturdee erate
Labish. Milwaukie $2-2.25 crate; blanche.
$2 75-3; Hearts. $2.-3.25 dot
Corn Ctllf $4 75-$5 crate 1 doten
Idaho 70-75o dozen Vale $1.75-$2. Local
No. 1 $1,25-2 IB; No. 1 $3-2.25. 6-dti. box
Dill 20-25O lb
Cucumbers SHrers 18 lb. fists. $1.60.
Erplant Seattle No. 1. 12.50 Orange
boxes, $1.75-2
Garlic Oregon 20-25o lb
Lettuce Local, dry pack. $1.75-2 per 4
doz.
Onions Wash, dry No. 1. $1-1 3! 90
ib sacks; Idaho, while. No. 1. $1.50-1.65:
large. '1.85 yellow Spanish. $1.20-1.35:
Oregon pickling onions. lOo lb.
Parsley Local 15-SQo dOM
Peppers Green Calif. 35-lb crate
3. 50-75. Mid-Columbia 13-lb. flat 81c:
10-ib. !.; red, flat $1.75; chill. $1.65
$1. flats
Potatoes Washington Russets, $2.50
2 75: 50 lbs.. No. 2. 9fl-95c; local long
white. J2 65-2 75; Klamath Russets. No. 1,
$2.75-2.85. Deschutes. No. 1, $3.75-2.85.
Pumpkin 3'i-4c lb.
Radishes Local rea 80-90e dot bunches
Rutabagas New crop Wapato $1 76-63
so-Ib sack. New crop Cola $2 SO-lb sacx
Spinach Local new crop $1.90-$2.10 JO
lb box. The Dalles new crop $1.85 orange
box.
Sprouts Local to $2.50. box
Squash Zucchini 50-65c flat. Crooked
Nerk. Scallop tl-$1.10 flat. 14-lb haked
$1 25-45 35-lb pear box 13 75-J3 Danish.
Iur. $1 35-1 40
Sweet potatoes Calif.. 50 lb. basket.
$3.75-3.90; yams, 50 lb.. $3.60-3.75.
Tomatoes Local IB-lb flat. No
$1.15-1.35; California wrapped $3-3.75; re
packed. $4-4.25: Washington, II. 40-1. 50.
Turnips Runrhea. idano II $1 1U dosen
Topped $3 for 50-lb sack
Yams Louisiana $3 25-3.50 crate.
Fresh Fruit
Anplrs Yakima Delicious wrapped an
packed, comb box $4.50-4.73. Jumble 10s
13 40: Hood River Spitz face-till box $1 75
2.00; Yellow Newtown $4.35 Winter Ba
nanas 2.90: Ortleys $3 60 box. Jona
than fA'f $3.40 H. R Delicious $3.H5
tumble box Yakima Wlnesaos $4 49; Astra
ehan 40 lb $4 40. Marvhllle Wash dl
trlct Transparent $1.50-2 face lug: Red
Delicious, wrapped and packed, $4.50-4.75;
loose. $3-3 50
Avotadn Puerto $4 36. choice $3 19 $
fancy $4-4 26 30-3P flats. Calit Dickin
son all sizes, $4,50-4.75; Itzimas, $4.73
5.75. Bananas PSic-lOe fb cut bands. erta
extra
Cantalnupes Speares, $235-250: Dil-
lards. S275-3.
Melon Honey dew. Jumbo flats, $2. it
crate.
Casahas Crate $2 50-75: bulk 4c lb
Cranberries Oregon 25-lb. boxes, $8. lb
1.00
Grapefruit Calif, large $5.50-6.75. small
$3. va case. Texas pinks $5.10, white $4.80.
Cochells $4,95 case: Cuban, all sizes. $8
8.50. Florid pinks, larger. $7.50-8; small
$6.75-7.25; white larger, $5.90-5.75; small
$7-7.25.
Grapes -California Thompson seodie
$3,75; Rlblers. $3.75: local Concords,
lugs; $1.50; Tokay. $2 65-2.65 lugs; Lady
Fingers. $4-4.25: white Malagras. $3.25.
Lemon California, sizes 252-300. and
360. $7.65-7.90: 432, $6 50.
Limes Tubs 01 8 20a
25c.
Honey Dew Melons Jumbo flat $2-$2.Ht
Wapato 36-45 ll R5-$2 Cranshaws 12 36
2.75; casabas, $2.50.
Orajisei oiliiiu Calif. IS 09. PI t
and up to $6.14: Valenctas. all sizes. 16.65:
Pears Bartletts, como pack IS-lb ku
z.a-2.35; Mealord wrapped and packea
$5-5.25: Hood R.ver. $4-4.75: orchard run
$1.75-2 Yakima W At P.. $4.25: D'AnJou
14.75. wraiped and packed boxes: uou
wrapped and packed. $4.25; loose 13.25.
3.50; Hood River D'AniOU, $4.60-4.75.
Pineapples curinn 1
Pomegranates $2.75-2.85 lug.
Meal
Country 61 eats Rollback prices to re
tailcrs: Country Killed nog. oit du tenet
uu-hq 10s lB-ivvfco lb vealers AA 13Wc
A 31' B IS1. S 17-170. CUllS 12-160 lb
Beer AA a like, A 20Ak B 18c oanners
cutters 13Vi-14o Lambs AA 26a A 24Uj
B 240, O 20o lb Ewes FS 1 3 'Ac U 1 2c
K 1Q0
Veal AA 36-380. A 24-260. B 33-340 ib
aull 18-200
Hogs Fancy block 27-380 lb. Block
butchers, packer style, 165-213 lbs. 33 Si
over is 10s. snipper style 172-334 lbs 21 "4
over ids.
Lambi AA 28 UC. A 26-28e. B 14-2Ba ih
Mutton Fancy A 10-lio according tf
quality and wtlght.
Beef AA 28-20c A 26-38, B 23-2&0, C
21-22c canner-cutter bulls l8-20o lb.
Caseara Bark Green 8-8 40. dry Sue lb
Wool Government control
Mohair 40o lb. on 12-moa growth.
Hay Wholesale moment: Alfalfa. No
a or better 3l-$32.60 Oats-vetch mixoc
hay. valley growers price 1 19-$31 elovei
hay $I9-$22, baled on farms.
Hides Calves 20-24& green oeel 100 m
old 16c Green culls 60 Ib.
Hops Normal contracts: 1044 I6e up
1945 760 lb. 1946 65c 194" 60 &
Nut Distributors' Best
Chestnuts Local Italian 30c lb.
Almonds Calif 33-35c lb.
Filbert 100 lbs. Bar- Do Brtx
lonae Cfalllye Nutt
(New Crop)
'umbo 34-35'ic 34-360 34c
Large 28 1 a-30c 26-31c 34-35
Fancy 25U-260 23',a-24o 29',i-31c
Baby 24-30o 29c
Walnuts Franquettes No 1 Jumbo It
36c. largo 33 34c. med. 31c, baby 24 Vie ib
No. 2, Jumbo soft shells 34&c large 12c.
med. 29VaO.
Portland Grain
Portland. Ore., Oct, 14 (JPf Wheat fu
tures uiumotrd.
Cash grain: oats No. 2-38 lb. white
63.T0. Barley No. 2-45 lb. 63.25.
Cash whrat (bid): soft white 185:
soft wiilir (rxcluding Rex I 1.83', a; white
cli:h ISiV western red 1.85'i.
Hard rrd winter: ordinary 1.85'i ".! 10
percent 1.87; 11 percent 1.91; 12 percent
1.97.
Hard white Bsart: 10 percent 2.28; 11
percent 2.30. 13 percent 2.32.
Tniiav's car receipls: Wheat 48; barley
22. oats 7; hay 5; millfeed 6.
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., Oct. 14 U'j fUSDA)-
Chiang's Troops
Drive in North
Peiping Oct. 14 (IP) Govern
ment forces striving to clear the
railroad between captured Kal-
gan and the Great Wall captured
Hwailai after bmer street fight
ing and marched unopposed
through two smaller towns,
frontline government dispatches
reported today.
Other troops driving north
westward across Jehol province
seized the rail and highway hub
of Dolon on the Jehol-Chahar
border 13 miles north of Kal
gan. The communists, however,
clamped a new siege on long
belabored Tatung in northern
Shansi, south of Kalgan, and
had the Hopei provincial capi
tal of Paoting effectively iso
lated as fighting flared along
90 miles of the Peiping-Hankow
railroad.
Communist capture of Yuan-
shih, 20 miles south of Shih-
chiachuang. was acknowledged.
Heavy fighting with consid
erable casualties was reported
at Kaopeitien, 45 miles south
of Peiping. The communists
were destroying railroad bridg
es and carrying the rails into
the hills.
The communist radio at Ye
nan, while admitting loss of Kal
gan insisted yesterday that "Chi
ang Kai-Shek can never clear
the railways or highways, be
cause "his frontlines are too far-
flung and will become more so
with all-out civil war."
By taking Kalgan, the broad
cast said. Generalissimo Chiang
Kai-Shek "militarily and politi
cally h:.p swallowed a bomb."
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Cattle: salable 1200, total 1950: calves
lable 27.), total 300; market rather slow
and uncertain, but most sales steady to
strong: some medium-good cattle 25
cents higher; several lots and few loads
medium-good steers 15.30-18.50; one sort
ed load 19.00 and tew head sorte.d from
how lots up to 20.00; common grades
down to 12.00; common-medium heifers
11.00-15.50; good heifers 16.50-17.25, odd
head 18.00: canner-cutters less active.
mostly 8.00-9. SO; fat dairy type cows
11.50; medium-good beer cows 12.00-14.00,
few 14.25-50; good beef bulls 13.00-00:
common - medium sausage bulls 10.50-
13.00: good-choice vealers strong to 50
cents higher at 17 00-50. few lfl.00.
Hoes: salable 100, total 625; market
ictivr. steady, all slaughter classes in
eluding sows 17.20: good-cholec feeder
PiKd 20.00-21.00.
Sheep: salable 1800, total 3600; market
slow, fairly steady with late last neck.
.some unsold; good-choice shorn lamos
largely IE. 00; one large lot early 18.30;
good-choice shorn lambs mostly 17.50
will early top 18 00; common grade
down to 14.00; good ewes 8. 00-50; culls
down to 3.75.
Chlcaio Livestock
Chicago, Otto, tf4 ip USDA Salable
hogs 1.000, total 1,800; steady; all good
and choice barrows and gilts as well as
sows and stags cleared early at 16.25,
i he cmllng; very few good and choice
On r rows and gilts in run.
Salable cattle 6,500, total 6,500; salable
calves 800. total 800; fed steers and
ea tunas, yearling heifers and beef cows
ib-bu cents higher; active at advance:
practically everything selling on eastern
shipper account; top steers 20.25, yearling
heifers also bringing the price; bulk
slaughter steers 18.25-20.25; good west
rrn srass steers to 19.75; western grass
nrurrs to 18.40 and grass cows to 17.35.
Salable sheep 6.000, total 6.500; slaugn-
ur lambs active, strong to mostly 50
crnts higher; top 21.00 for several loads
and dcks good and choice natives; good
to cholc-i wcMcrn lambs carrying medium
end 20 25-20.50; medium to good natives
and westerns 17.50-20.00; common throw.
on it 14.00-15.00; shorn yearling steady;
deck medium to choice 16.50; 20 head
common out at 11.00; early sales common
to medium shorn slaughter ewes about
steidy a'. 8.00-9.00; bidding around 50
cents lower on good to choice kinds; best
held above 10.00
Salem Markets
Complatea from reports of Salem
jeAlers for the guidance ot Capi
tal Journal Reader. (Revised
dally.)
Retail Prlees
Rabbit Feeds PeUetJ. 31.05 ewt.
i;l Mash-14 50 cwt.
Ilairv Feed 13.70 cwt.
Pnullry Heavy colored hens. No. 1 30c
Ib. No. 2 !oc. Colored fryers, no, i, oo id.
Csss-
Btjyere Price- White eno Brown, extra
urge trade A 57c. med, 63 c. atanaara1
50c dozen.
Wholesale price Large 62a dozen, med
68c. standard 55c.
Buller Wholesale. A 89e.
Retail Grade A, 95c.
Bulterf at Premium. 96e; No. 1, 15c;
No. 2, 91c.
Journal Want AdS Pay
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, Oct. 14, 1946 18
MacArthur Orders
Less Meat Eating
Tokyo Oct. 14 Gen.
Douglas MacArthur today or
dered a general tightening up
on moat consumption by all U.
S. army personnel in the Pa
cific in the face of the sharp
meat shortage in the United
States.
The action was taken to con
serve stocks now on hand. Ma
jor commands were ordered to
enforce rigid restrictions on the
amour. of fresh, smoked and
canned meat rationed individ
uals. Assert Krug
Barnstorming
Seattle, Oct. 14 W A repub
lican charge that Secretary of
Interior Krug was on a '"politi
cal barnstorming tour" of the
west in an army plane drew
only scoffs from the secretary
on a week-end visit here.
Krug, on his third visit of the
year here, and his party left in
their coast guard plane late Sat
urday night for the east after
he addressed a public power
rally Saturday afternoon. The
charges were made by Rep.
Clarence J. Brown of Ohio in
Washington.
'Good, effective, efficient
government administration is, in
my mind, the soundest politics,"
Krug said. "If that is what Con
gressman Brown had in mind by
political barnstorming, he is ex
actly right ... If that elects
every democratic candidate, I
will be very pleased with my
contribution.'1
At the rally, he endorsed Sen.
Hugh B. Mitchell (D., Wash.)
who seeks re-election. And ex
pressed support of a proposed
Columbia valley authority.
Lebanon Pedestrian
Killed by Auto
Lebanon. Ore. Oet. 14 W)
Carl B. Marklcy, 61, formerly
of Bremerton, Wash., died last
niRht in the Lebanon General
hospital of injuries suffered in
a traffir accident on the San-
liam highway east of the city
limits.
Citv police said W. H. Bacon,
Jr.. told them he saw Harkley
step onto the highway Saturday
night. He swerved his automo
bile to avoid the man, hit a taxi-
iab bound in the opposite di
rection and bounced into Mark
ley, polict said. There was no
arrcl.
MarliU'y came here from Bre
merton two months ago to be
come nitilit watchman at a ply
wood mill. Survivors arc the
widow in Lebanon and a daugh
ter in Detroit, Mich. The body
will be sent to Detroit for bor
ial. Herman Sperling
Monmouth Funeral services for Her-
who died in a Salem hospital as the re
sult of an automobile accident south of
here, will be held Troin the Smith fun
eral home, Independence, at 10 a.m. Turs-
l.sier oi i n or jr line nee, oiiicirmhk minis
ter. Interment in Belcrest Memorial park,
Jessie Belle Stephenson
Monmouth Jessie Belle Stephenson was
born January lfi. 1863, In Mercer county,
Indiana, and died In Monmouth Septem
ber 30 at the aiic of HU yenrs. She mar
ried David M Bihland In Kansas, Septem
ber 11, 1888, moving to Oregon In l!):if.
Her husband died some yenrs ago. She
is survived by four of their five chil
dren, Kathryn. Bntha L.. Dale M and
Virgil L as well as a sister. Mrs. Arandn
Davis of Albany. 12 grandchildren, elgnl
great grandchildren and a number of
nieces and nephews.
Today and Tomorrow is your
"
Sidneys. Along with 21 other acts now showing with the Polack
Bros, circus for the Kiwanis club underprivileged children fund
at the Leslie junior high school auditorium. Matinee at 4:15,
night shows at 8:15. Take the South Commercial bus to Howard
and Cottage. Yes, a circus can be staged indoors. That is well
demonstrated by the great variety of acts that arc performed by
tl.o Pnlark Rrnc nrfivU ar-fnr. c-lowns and other Performers.
'including the musical horse.
Record Spurt in
Wheat Futures
Chicago. Oct. 14 U.R Wheat
futures spurted to record highs
today while corn and oats lost
on the board o trade.
Oats, however, recovered in
the last dealings and finished V
to l' cents higher. Wheat was
to 2-1 higher and barley
gained 2 V-i to 3 ', j cents. Corn
was unchanged to down Va cent.
January wheat at $2.09 wag
top for any delivery since 1920.
March hit S2.05 and May $1.09 'A
before profit taking cut the
peaks. Buying was encouraged
by pending flour ceiling action.
Wheat opened unchanged to 'i
cent higher. Flour mill pur
chases and shorts uncovered
limited scale-up offerings and
prices leaped.
Reports from southwestern
slates discouraged talk that
wheat prices would cause larger
grain offerings. Although crops
were helped by rain, muddy
roads hampered shipment.
Corn rallied to become ner
vous after opening mixed, up ','4
to down cent. Traders await
ed President Truman's decision
on meat control. A commission
house sold March corn while
professionals unloaded other
commitments. A liberal corn ac
cumulations was reported over
the double holiday.
Oats opened unchanged to Vi
higher and followed a narrow
pattern.
Intermittent war has gone on
for centuries between the Chi
nese and the Lolo tribesmen ot
southwest China.
Births, Deaths
Birth
Irvine To Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Trvinj
nf Monmouth, a son, Randall Clark, Oct.
10.
Silvcrt on To Mr. and Mrs. Freddie
f.ong. A son. Friday. October 11. b
Silverton hospital. Grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Maelll and Mr. and Mrs. Al
hert Long. The new arrival also hai
four great grandparents.
Silverton To Mr and Mrs. noy Good,
a son, Oct. 13, at Silverton hospital.
Deal ha
Bertha Doris King
At the residence, at mute S. Salem.
October 10. Bertha Dons King, at the age
of 21 years. Wife of James Ft. King of
the U.S. army: daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Christian Kihs of route 3. Salem;
und sister of Ernest Kills and Henry Kihs.
both nf Hines. Oregon. John Kins of Cave
Junction, Frederick Klhs of Roherts Sta
tion. Anna Janney of Phoenix. Ariz., and
Edward Klhs Mabel and Betty Alice Kfh
and Mamarct Bowman, all of route 3. Sa
lem Announcement of services later by
the W. T R Is don company.
Mrs. Miiaheth Wait
Mrs. Elizabeth Walt, nt the rrsirVn-e
l.MO North 19th street. Survived bv
diuu liter. Mrs. Genrie D. White ot da
lein; two sistr-rs. Mrs. E A. Strnson ot
FliekreiiH. Oregon, and Mrs. J. 11 Nr
ni It li of Port in nd: n bi o! her, Jolin rf
of Alsca. Oiejon: and n untmld'ii- t .
Mt:is Unrnthy White of Silem. Berv : 1
will be held Tuesday. October 13. at i ;10
p.m. nt the Clnush-Bnrrkk cotnpnnv w.-ti
Rev. W. Harold Lyman oiritintiiu. Inte
meut will be in Belcrest Memorial par'c.
.Mrs, Sarah A. I.owry
Mrs. Sarah A. Lnwry, at the rcMdcnce.
15111 South Hiah street. October 12. Sur
vived by fie step-children. Mrs. Ehcna
Hor-ers of Trosky Minn.. Mrs. Addic Har
rison of Watcrvliet, Mich., Mrs. La lis
Faulkner of Tmard. Orecon, Frank Lo
ry of Alsra. Oregon, anil Mrs. Althca
Wiliu'l of Salem; a brother, Eben Eisen
linuer ot Belfast. Maine: and a sister,
Mrs. Clara Hamburgh of Klrklnnd. Wasit.
Services were held Monday, October 14.
at 3:3 pin. at the Clom;li-Barrlck chapel
wiih Itcv. Joseph Knoiu off lcialiug. In
lennenL was in the City View cemetery.
Kvr Harris (K. H.) Kennedy
At the residence, route 3. box (tiA, Sa
lem. October 12, Evry Harris i E. H.I
Kennedy at the age of 54 years. Husband
of Elma Kennedy; brother ol Mrs. Chat
lot le Hardslt-y, Tacoma. Wash.; uncle .f
Mrs. A. P. York and John C. Bardsley.
both of Tacoma, Wa.sh. Member of BPOB
33ti, the Shrine, American Legion and 40
et 8 and of St. Paul's Episcopal church.
Services will be held Tuesday, August IS.
at 11 a.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal church
with Hev. George 11. SwUt officiating,
isntombment at Mt. Crest Abbey Mauso
leum. Direction W. T. Rlgdou company.
Infant Smith
In this city October 12. the Infmit, son
of Mr. mid Mrs. Herbert V. Smith of
Mnn mouth. Announcement nf service
later by the W. T. Rigdun chapel.
last chance to see those celebrated