To place classified ads
frhone 3571 or 8037.
FOK SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FLUORESCENT kitchen fixtures and tit),
de tubs brackets for uso near your
mirror.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n37&
INGLE AND two-burner hotplates,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 N. Liberty St. n273'
TABLE and pln-lt-un lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
DECORATIVE and lighted home number
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n273'
SMOOTHIES for perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. ri27V
ALUMINUM sauce pans, well and tree
platters, frying pans, cookie sheets,
clothes hampers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n273
"KITCHEN and bathroom light fixtureT
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
WALL TYPE can openera, citrus fruit
juicers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
KITCHEN and industrial exhaust fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n375
AUTOMATIC electric sldearm water heat
era.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
ELECTRIC chimes, Ions and short tubes,
motor driven, and mechanical chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
335 N. Liberty St. n273"
poVERFUL 8-tube Tropic Master Over
seas electric radio. Ideal for outdoor
or coastal locations.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27ft
9x1'-! WILTON rug, uood condition. 4 pair
rusty rose colored drapes. Sleeping bag.
Phone 5872. n253
CHRISTMAS TOIS, Buy tlicm at Gene's
Bike Shop. We also specialize in paint
VJu toys & bicycles. 1126 Edcewatcr
,jt. Ph. aioiiB. rwrr
ZENITH CONSOLE, $35; spring-filled mat
tress. JTS&BPitol 112)3
BROWN WOOD Superior circulator. Good
cond. 125. 1103 Waller St. Ph. 24433
112 o3
IR DRYER and 2 shampoo trays. Ph.
Beauty Box, 9548. n2,'i2
ATM OR AYS OZONE. Sell or rent. hTc.
Push. Ph. 22458. P. O. Box 463. , U276
SLIGHTLY used blue fox fur collar. 1035
Center after 6:30 p. m. n253
BABY bassinette, 18. 1 lounge, 2 rockers,
10. 1 linoleum run, 9x13, $9. 581 N.
Church st. n253
CATEHAKT solid mahogany cabinet radio
and phonograph combination. Includes
wonderful collection of records. Ph.
21228. n253
MAN'S Botany suit. Size 39 short. Also
topcoat. Phone 3751. n.'a3
WHITE enamel trash burner with copper
coils. Oood cond. Ph. 7248. n253
2 LARGE wood circulator heater. 50. 1
small range. 110. 742 Com'l. st. after S
P. m. Ph. 6769. n253
"Sun LAMPS (ultra violet d: lnfra-red7
portable and stand models with timers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
COAL OR briquet circulating heater, new
wood range.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n275
ELECTRIC room heaters, fan, steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N. Liberty Bt. H??5!.
PLAST1-KOTE, the durable paint with
the cellophane-like finish.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
AUTOMATIC electric grill, 18x36 Inches,
with double thermostat, Ideal for small
restaurant or club house.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
INDIRECT lloor lamps and torchiers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
FIGURINES and small gift Items.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
1)5 N. Liberty St. n275
Ari
'RACTIVE, aluminum kitchen atep-
laddera and step-on refuse cans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
RADIOS, table and console, 10 models
from which to select.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
255 N. Lioerty St. n275
FLUORESCENT desk lamps, ideal for
student or office.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
25S N. Liberty St. n255
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275'
BEATING pads (electric), plastic clothes
line, ironing pads and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. H2731
TWO-SLICE electric toasters, (3.10. 4
slice, $3.85.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27S
..TWO-WAY and lnter-comm. telephone
sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
WATER HEATERS for Immediate dellv.
ery. 40-gallon Collins 196.25; fiO-sallon
Wutlnghouse J lis.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n37S'
CUTLERY and tableware.'
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n273'
COFFEE-MAKER sets, 4 to 6 and 8 CUP
coffee-makers with stoves.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Lioerty St. n273'
HEAVY bronze smoking stands.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
METAL AND plastic bed lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
235 N. Liberty St,
AUTOMATIC record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n375'
SEE US FOR Christmas gifts.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n304'
UND. GRAVEL, silt, garden sand, fertlllz-
ler. Bosley & Meyer, Ph. 3046. 944
' North Commercial. n272
WATER HEATERS. Thermador auto. elec.
MITCHELL RADIO As APPLIANCE
Srate at 19th. Phone 7577. n
INSULATION pneumatically Installed
Prlct, material, workmanship guaran
teed. Salem Rock Wool Co. Ph. 3748
2225 N. Liberty.
DOES SOUR ROOF LEAK1 Use 100 as
phalt shingles. Unharmed 03 any weath
er, rain or shine. Fireproof. Installed 03
experienced men. For FREE estimate
phone 7177. Western Auto supply uo,
n358
FOR SALE or trade for refrigerator, a
new apt. size elect, stove. Bio Hign
land Ave. ' 0254'
SAWDUST burner with controls, also
wood furnace, 7" table saw. Ph. 22888.
n252
FLUORESCENT commercial and Indus
4 ml east on Macleay Hlway. J H.
trial lighting fixtures for Immediate de
livery. Salem Lighting and Appliance
Co. Temporary location 255 No. Liberty.
Salem, Oregon. Phone 9413. n253
SILVER PLATED St brass candle holders,
weather vanes, copper lanterns Si stans
tor sale. Also steel clothesline posts
U45 North Liberty. , n262
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets
Guaranteed 100 native wool. Woven by
Navajo Indiana on their reservation.
175 el High. Paul Stoner. Phone 6088.
n260
1x9 USED walk-In cooler, complete witb
meat racks, shelving, 1 reach-in door.
1 h.p. compressor. Burton Refrigeration
Co.. 3050 Portland Rd. Phone 24060
MART SUITS, coats, sweaters and skirts
as well ia dresses for all occasions fro-n
afternoon to formals. Grand material
and scarcely warn. Sizes 9 to 44. Phone
4845, anytime. n303
GARDEN uad gravel crushed rocx
Shovel & drag-line excavating WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO Ph 8M1
Xm BRUSHES. 174A Grant. Ph. 8357
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ROSE 0x15 rug. J35. 365 Z. Rural. n354
PRE-WAR swing rocker, royal blua. Sim
mons Daveno, brown. $45 each. Quilts
a: ocospreads S3. 50 each. Suitcase S3.
WE UUV a el) furniture tool, stove
dishes, motors, radio, alec trie apph
ancea. household food KLIQMAN'ft
N Commercial Phone 8B85
FLUORESCENT - Commercial and Indus,
trial lgiit;ng fixture for Immediate d.
dvery Salem Lighting and Appllano
Temporary location 255 No Liberty.
3biem Oregon Phone 9412 n233
SLEEPING BAG. cuned chicken feather
Arctic type. new. price 19.00 Wholesale
price n lots of eight. (7 00 Wholesale
rates to veterans. 713 Court St.. Dalian.
Phone 42J. n252
HEAT YOUR horn" electrically It'a con
venient, clean, economical See us foi
free estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
STUDENT wants to buy piano. Inquire
wjd uaKsi. na253
SIGNAL generator and other radio test
instruments, aive make, model and price
In first letter. Write Capital Journal.
Bo 27 na253
GAS Circulating heater. 45-60.000 BTU
P"- M7D. naaa3
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Upstair1
Antlquo Shop. 438 Court St. na26Q"
USED fUKNITIIRB. Phone 9185
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS. Anonymous. P. O. Box 724
P309'
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T B. case
to me. all other ailments. Rev. T Hey
ting. 1103 S. W. 13th ave.. Portland
LA 71B9 p264
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all kinds composed ana
typed Personal one a specialty Strict
ly confidential For appointment, phone
4845 p3r)R
AUTOMOBILES
REBUILT FORD and Plymouth Motors.
Like New. All kinds of Auto Repairing.
25 saving.
AMUNDSON GARAGE
800 Edgewater Street West Salem
Phone 7133 cj253
"39 FORD deluxe model cpe. Engine Just
overhauled. 4 good tires. Priced to sell.
Rt. 5 Box 149. Near Aumsvllle. Gale
Pennington. q252
GOOD BUY IN USED 'CARS
IU31 STUDEBAKbR cpe. 1934 Terraplane
sedan. 1930 Model A Ford sedan. 1929
Dodge flatbed truck. Others to choose
from. Your Kaiser. Fiazer dealer
TEAGUE MOTOR CO.
355 N. Liberty. P. 7001 q253
'I'-i HUDSON 2-door. Excellent cond. R &
H. Trade for older coupe and difference.
Ph. 24630. q254
133 PLYMOUTH, Union oil station on
Lancaster drive, near Morgan ave. 0.253
37 FORD V-8 510 Beck.
q253'
1937 FLATBED, long wheel base Ford V-a
truck. Good rubber and good shape.
Will's Clipper station, 837 S. Com'l,
1 q256-
1931 FORD V-8 4-door sedan. Excellent
condition mechanically. 5 good tires.
Clean Inside and out. Heater. McCnll",'
Used Cars, 1297 State street. Dial 8188.
q253
1033 FORD V-8 Coupe. A good running
car. Solid body. Clean inside. 600x16
tires. McCalls' Used Cars. 1297 Slate
street. Dial 8108. q253
1H35 MASTER Chevrolet, 4-door sedan.
Owned by private party since new. 4th
house to right after passing Turner cut
off on Silverton rd. Rt. 7, Box 394. q253
laso CHEVROLET l',i-ton stake body
truck. Overload springs. 5285. Also small
disc. 120. J. Guy, route 2, Box 266. n.253
'! MODEL A. Good cond., good rubber,
$200. L. W. Chllders. Rt. 1, Box 368.
q253
FOR SALE: 1939 Chev. dump truck. Ph.
9691. q253
1U40 PONTIAC Sedan. Radio, heater, fog
light, white walls, 5,000 miles & com
plete overhaul & 2 new tires, 610 Sag
St., Independence. q354
FOR SALE: '35 Chev. Master 2 dr. or will
trade for 2 plow tractor, Geo. Bax, Rt.
1 Box 271. Ph. 23184. q252
TIIICKSTUN duel Manifold Model 1046
Complete with 2 carburetors Ss velocity
stacks. Fits all Ford, V-8 Sz Mercury
Motors Commercial Body Se Fender
Shop. 1042 S. Com'l. q252
WARDS NOW HAVE a limited supply of
four wheel Lo-Load wagons equipped
with new 6 00-16 tires. Easier loading
faster hauling. Bigger pay loads. More
safety with Wards Lo-Load. Wards
Farm Store, corner Trade Ss High Sts.
0.252-
GUARANTEED RECAPPING
LET US EXAMINE your tires. We can give
you extra mileage at low cost. Drive
safer, longer on Grade "A" rubber St
save. Don't delay come In now. Mont
gomery Wards. q252
TRAILER COACHES
BEFORE YOU buy, sea our new Royals
and United Coaches. Just arrived from
eastern factory. Electrlo refrigerators.
1934 State. q255
1935 CIIUV. Master Coupe. See Wanda
Hardman at Victory Cafe, 7 to 7:30 eves.
Q252
FORDSON tractor on rubber In good
shape. Geo Kleen, Pratum, Ore, Phone
22934. q252
WANTED: Late model car In good cond.
By private party. Phone 5228. q252
1042 CHEV. flatbed truck, l'i ton. 4x4.
Tip-Top Cabins, 3380 S. Com'l. q252
12' HOUSE trailer furnished 1450.
16 HOUSE trailer furnished. '46 license.
$850. 1635 Court St. q252
WANTED: CAR in good condition. Any
kind but would prefer 37, 38 or 39 Mod
el. No dealers please. Call after 0:30
p.m. Norman Schroyer, Route 6 Box 37.
Salem. (Out 22nd St.) q259
WANTED TO RUYi Late model trucks
Pickups, panels, flatbed, logger tod
so on. Intern a tlocal dealer. Jamen U.
Maden Company. 3955 Silverton Road
Phone 24123. a
FOR SALE 1930 Graham sedan. Good ifi
600 tires S250. 1S27 Chev. truck flat
bed. Motor gooo. Associated station,
Hubbara Ph. 34 U. q2oB
VETERAN NEEDS car. any model, must
be priced reasonable Call after 6 p.m
or write W. Re dinger. 2252 Simpson.
Salem. q259
WANTED: GOOD used car. late modei
preferred Phone 4547- q259
WANTED 1 LATE Uodei Oat by private
party Will pay eash. Pnone 6280. 0
WE PAS TOPS
Oet EVERY DIME Your Car Is Worthi
CASH ON THE BARREL HEAD1
"C" SHROCK
SALEM'S Oldest independence
USED OAR DEALER
K. S Corner Church & Cbemeketa.
Phone 7923 a
CARS NEEDED
ANT MARfc or model. II priced within
reason we will buy it. Stevens Used
Cars 678 9 12th. 0259
BOATS
12-FT. V BOTTOM boat & trailer. 3 h.p
Waterwltch motor. 1195 Columbia. Ph.
4054 (1(1252
U-FT. PLYWOOD boat, 2'j h.p. motor.
Both for $125. Phone 24146. qq252
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans,
city or farm properties; loans made as
small as $300. See us about refinancing
your present contract or mortgage.
APPROVED CITY LOANS 4'r.
G.I. LOANS
ON NEW CONSTRUCTION. 4
LEO N CHILDS. INC.
REALTORS
344 State Street. Phone 9261. r252
FARM AND CITY LOANS
YOCft OWN TERMS ol repayment withm
reason uasn ior
exd Second Mortgages
CAPITOL 6ECJRnTB OO.
107 Pioneer Trust Bdg -Ph 7161. f
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
MJAiW
S-iss and ia-m
and
ROY B SIMMONS
ISA B Commercial St Tel 9X99.
rfE LOAN on Perm. Residential an4 B'I-
iess Property win ouj
. .. a a. nrimia J. ROBERTA. INC
OX-L1QB& Ouaisn Bid. 1
Market Quotations
Tartland Easlslde
Good lettuce appeared to be running on
the short side today at Portland's Eastslde
Farmers' Wholesale market, and indica
tions were that prices may became a bit
stronger tomorrow. Most lots were quoted
$1.25-2, depending upon size and quality.
Best packs of carrots moved at 50-55c
a dozen bunches. Cauliflower sold within
a Jumpy price ranee of $1.60-1.75. Second
quality stock brought $1-1.25. Top quality
corn was scarce and valued at $2 a five
rozen box. Field run stock moved slowly
at 11.50 box.
Willamette valley pumpkins rate a good
demand with wholesalers and retailers
showing a desire for small medium size
pumpkin for store displays.
fortlund Protluc brntnrr
Butter Prices to retailers. Grade AA
cartons, 90c. AA prints 89c. A prints
BB-BHc. A cartons 87-89c. B prints 85-87c.
t lb. cubes ',c higher.
Egis -Prices to retailers: AA large. Ode;
A iargi 61-62c: AA medium. 59c: A medi
um, S8-5Dc; A small nominal. 44e dote a
Cheeie To retailor m fortland Oregon
triplets 46-470 lb., da s en 43Vfc-44Ua
af 47-80 Vi lb Jobbers pay too lb. ten
fo wholesalers Portland Oretton tnal
ag-aec, loaf 55-56C, triplets, 50-52c lb.
fort la no V rtuirsMie Market
Butter f o b bulk 68 lb tubs) AA
grade 02 score 80c, A grade 92 score 84c.
B grade 90 score 83c, C grade 89 score 80c.
Buiterrat (Tentative, subject to imme.
dlate change) Premium Quality mnxlmun
of 35 of I percent acidity, deliverer! n
Portland. 94-98c lb.: first quality 93-97c
lb.: second quality 91-93c: valley routes
and country points 2c less than first, or
91-93c.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re-
FINANCIAL
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 S. High St.
CAHH "NOW"
FROM PERSONAL 8th sear In Balem
We lend money- quickly privately w
men or women, married or single.
LOANS $25 TO 1300
For home or business on furniture, eat
ery, business equipment. On auto tMJO
Choose any one of our convenient loan
plans and repay In 15 months.
WE LIKE TO SAY "YES"
to loan requests 80 for faster service,
phone ftm
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
018 State St., .Rm, 125. Phone 3191
Lta. S-122; M-166. & Qalllnger, Mgr.
r258'
AUTO lOANa
WILLAMETTS CREDIT CO.
to FLOOR- -GUARDIAN BLDQ.
License No -M-18
MONEY
RKAX ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR frlANM
Buy Real Estate Uortguee end
oootraeu
STATE FINANCE CO. REALTORS
Lie. S-216 U-222 1U S Hies St
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK, 275 S. Com'l Ph. 6161
Brake Si wheel aligning specialist. 0253'
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason-
able rates Dependable service. BuMneaf
service, ino. uanonlo Buildings, Salem
Phone 8727. o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial tod
domestic refrigeration service. Ralpn
j u una on itppu&ooea. center Ph, 4036
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
40 (Theme Seta Phone 7838.
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Cllf
mils, 1U0S N. 10th St. Ph. 4071. 02661
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES. CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
ENSLEY. 771 8 21st. Ph. 7176. o
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 S. Church. Phone 4711. o275
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS-Rcmodellng. 1984 State St.
Mrs. Armentrout. o268
EXTERMINATORS
ARDEE MAINTENANCE CO. Bedbugs,
roacnes, rats, neas, moths. Pest eon
tro) contract service. Materials sold
guaranteed riddance. 825 N Kllllugv
worth St., Portland 1L Ore. Ph. W Bo
ater 3265. o
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service.
Ph. 3056. LEE CROSS. 1280 N. 17th.
0277
Sreithaupt'a for flowers Dial 919&. o
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOWELL FUNERAL HOtOI Ph. 1672.
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J. R. W ATKINS CO. PRODUCTS.
1717 Center St. Phone 5395. o276'
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069.
MUSIC LESSONS
SPANISH and HAWAIIAN Guitar. Mando
lin, banjo, etc 1533 Court Ph. 7669
PAPERHANGING
EXPERT paperhanglnc B J. Wool-
worth, pnone sola.
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Larry Travlss. Phone 8601. o272
SAND A GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed rock. Shovel A
ui M nun taiiui vv BIOC Si
Gravel Oo. Phone saftL o
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
KENNETH HA MEL. 1143 8th St. W. Sa
lem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service, 0267
CESSPOOL Septic tanks. Ph. 8745. 0268
SEWERS
BOTO-ROOTER SEWEB SERVICE Be.
era ano drains cleaned. Pre estimate
Prompt service Ph 9
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
LOCAL A D INSTANCE Transfer, storage
Burner oils, coat briquets Trucks u
Portland dally Azent. Lyon Van Line
for nousenoid goods to Calloral points,
farmer Transfer St Storage. Ph. 3131. 0
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTROLUX Sales St Service Si Repairs.
Limited amount of new machines avail
able. Office 175 S. High. Ph. 6088. 0262
FREE Inspection in rom borne, author
ized Hoover service. We service all makes
of cleaners. Hogg 8 roa. Ph. 91411 0
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates. T. PULLMAN. Ph. 5965.
0260
WELDING
WELDING & BLACKSMTTHINO
BODY St FENDER WORKS
WE Specialize in trailer hitches.
Penn 4 Corners 3955 E. State o269
WELL DRILLING
J. A SNEED & Sons Well drilling. 1605
Brook St. Saiem Phone 6809 o2M
WELL DRILLING U O Eajoe. Rt ft.
Box Jil-u Saiem. Ore First doum vouch
ol Sweci school Ph 24267
WINUOvV CLEANING
CME WINDOW CLEANERS. Windows,
floors, woodwork elesnea Pb 1337 141
Court St Langdoo ft Culberteon 0
PROFESSIONAL CLEANINO SERVICE
PhOOS 4457 9
WOOD SAWING
R. B. CROSS. Ph. 8178.
Lodges
Meet every Wednesday
evening. Visitors wel
come. IOOF Building.
A Pacific Lodge No. 50, A.P. &
VtA.M. E. A. Degree, Friday.
Oct. 25, 7 p.m. 253
tellers: Ore. singles B8-59o lb. Ore. loaf
60-Olc lb.; triplets, 63-SSo.
Eksb To wholesalers: A large 8e-
59Vjo doiin, med. 65-66 He B grade
43-454o
Rabbits Average country killed to re
tailers 43-fOc lb Live fryers. eolorvd
24o whits 22-270 lb Old buclts and does 10
lbs. and up) 16o lb
Live Poultrv
Live Chirkem No. 1 Leghorn broilers, 1
to 2 lbs.. 35-37ci fryers, 2 to 3 lbs.. 37.
38c; 3 to 4 lbs., 37-3Sc, roasters. 4'i lbs.
and over. 37-3Sc; under 3l.s lbs., 33-33ei
roosters and stags. 12-17c.
Dressed Cblekrna To retailers: Spring
orollera 5 lbs up 62o lb, colored bens !7c
Leghorn tow) 32ci old roosters and Ussi
38o.
Frcsb Vegetablet
Beans Calif 17o lb Mtd-Oolumbla Blue
Lake, mid-Columbia and Walla wli
green and wax 9-10c lb. Oregon Giant'
10-12c lb Kentucky Wonders 8-IO0 Shell
beani Sl.50-1 76 20-ib lug Was and Blue
Lake 9-lOc
Beets Local 53-65c dozen.
lirorcoll SI 50-1.6.'' lug
Cabbage Local round type, 12-2.35
red. 6-7c lb.
Cnrrols Local, bunched. 5-doa erst
33-3.25
Cauliflower Local No. 1, Sl.85-2.10.
Celery California So (01 aturaea orate:
Labish. Mllwaukle $2-2.25 crate; blanche,
J2.75-3: Hearts. J2.-2.25 dos
Cirn Best, (2-2.25 a 5-dot box.
Dill -20-25C lb
Cucumbers Sllcers 18 lb. flats, 11.50.
1.65
Eggplant 20 lb. crate, 2. 10-3.25.
Garlic Oregon 30-UBo lb
Lettuce Local, dry pack. $2-2.25 per
a Cloz.; Tlie OallCS. S3. 25-2.30.
OmoasW'asn dry No 1. 11-1.35) ao
ib. sacks; Idaho, white. No. 1. 11.80-1.65
large, 1.85 yellow Spanish. 1 1.20-1.25:
Parsley - Local I&-8O0 dar"!l
Pepinrs Oreen Calif 35 -lb crtrn
(3. 50-75. Mid-Columbia 12-lb. flat 81c;
30-lb. $1.75; red. flat $1.75: chill. $1.65
$1. flats
Potatoes Washington Russets. S2.50-
3.75: 50 lbs.. No. 2. 90-95c: local long
wnite. S2 65-2 75; Klamath Russets. No. 1,
$2,75-3.85. Deschutes. No. 1. S2.7S-2.85.
Pumpkin 3 '.4-4c lb.
Rurilihtts Locai reo so-90c doa. bunches.
Kutabaes LUff, $1.15-1.25,
Spinach 20 lb. box, $1.50.
Sprouts Local to $2.50-2.65 flat.
Squash Zucch'nl 75c-Sl flat. Scallon,
75c-tl. 14-lb. shaked $1.25-45 35-lb. pear
DOX 52.75-53. Danish, lugs, 85-900.
Sweet potatoesCalif.. 50 lb. basket.
$3.65-3.85. yams 50 lb., $3.85-4.
Tomatoes--Local lo-tb tiat. No
$1.10-1.25; California wrapped $3.25-3.50;
repacicea, $4-4.25.
Turnips Bun c nod, Idaho $1-$L1D doson
Topped $3 for 50-lb. sack.
Fresh FroR
AKPiee Yakima Delicious, wrapped trui
packed, comb boi $4.50-4.75, Jumble bos
w u: riooa River spits lace-llll box $1.75
2.00: Yellow Newtowns $4.35 Winter Ba
nanas. loose. $2-2.25; Ortleys 13.60 box:
Jonathan f&f $3.40. H. R. Delicious $3.65
ueucious, wrappea and packed. $4.25-4.50;
chan 40 lbs $4.40, Maryhllle Wash, dis
trict Transparent SI. 50-2 face lug: Red
Delicious, wrapped and packed, $4.60-4,75;
loose. su.
Avocado Fuerte $4 35, cholee St lft-l
fancy $4-4.35 20-30 flats, Calif. Dicken
son all sizes, 14.50-4.75; Itzlmas, 14.73-
5.75.
Banuas 8 He-loe rb. eut bands, srater
extra.
Cranberries Oregon, 35-lb. boxes, 18.75-
10; Eastern. $9.25.
Grapefruit Calif, large $5.50-5.75. small
fj.it case, Texas pinks $5.10, white $4.80.
Cochells S4.95 case: Cuban, all sizes. 18-
8.50. Florida pinks, all sites, $5-8.25: white
aus and larger. $4.75-5.35; small $7-7.25;
California, 80s. $5.50-5.75! 100s, $3-3.50.
Grapes Local Concords, $1.35-1.80.
. Lemons California, sizes 252-300, and
JOU. f7.63-7.00; 433. $5.50,
Limes Tubs of. 8 300,
35c.
Oranges Cel tines t Calif. Sfl.09. Fla l
and up to $6.14; Valenclss. 288s and
larger. i6.ao-6.B5: smaller, $5.35-5.50.
Quince Local. 3&-3c lb.
Pears Bartietta, comb pack IB-lb. bos
$3.25-2.35; Medford wrapped and packed,
$5-5.25: Hood R.ver. $4-4.75; orchard run
$1.75-2 Yakima W. & P.. $4.25; D'Anjou
11. jo, wraipea and packed boxen boah
wrapped and packed, $4.25; loose $3.25-
j.ou; nooa Kiver U'Anjou, $4.60-4.75.
Pineapples Cubso 11
Pomegranhtes $2.75-2.85 lug.
Meats
Co no try Meats Rollback prices to r.
cailcrs: Country killed boas, ost butchers
i-u-nw ui. lu-tvvio 10 veaiers; AA 22
A 21U. B 19 V4. S 17-17 He. eulls 13-11U ih
Beei: AA 310, A 20. B ISe. eanners
cutters 13 H -l4o. Lambs: AA 26a A 34tt&
a vtc u i(W ID. ewee: F8 13 "Ae, U 12c
R 10o
Venl A A 32-33C, A 30-3IC. B 38o lb.
Cull 18-24C.
Iloge Fancy olock 37-380 lb. Sloes
butchers, packer style, 155-213 lbs. 38-4r)(v
over 213 lbs..35-38c; sows all weights, 28-
Lnmbs A A 3435c, A 32c, B 27-28C lb.
Mutton 1-anc a io-14o according m
qua.itj and wtlehl
Beef A A 34-36c; A 32-33C. B 28-30C. C
jj-ioc. canner-cuuer bulls 22-23c lb.
Cascara Bark Green 8-80. dry 20e lb
Wool Government oontroL
Mohair 40o lb. on 12-mos growth,
Ray Wholesale ini omenta: Alfalfa. He
2 or better $31-$33.50. Oats-vetch mixed
nay. vttney growers price $1B-$3X elover
hay $19-122$. baled on farms.
aides Calves 20-24o. reen beel 100 lb
old I60 Oreen bulls 60 lb.
Hops Normal contracts: 1944 tt ap
1945 75c lb. 1946 550 194" 50 lb.
N a It Distributors' Bails
Chest nnts Local Italian 80s lb
Almonds Calif S3-3Se lb
PUberte 100 lbs. Barie- Da Brta
lonaa Chilly Nut
(New Crop!
Jumbo 32-34C 34-35c 34c
Large 26'j-281jC 2fl-31c 34-35 vjc
fancy 32c and up 23'.i-23c 39 31
Baby 20-22c 23c
iv ai nuts Franquettefi No 1 lumbo
36o. large 33 -34c. med 31c baby 344e ,b
No. 3: lumbo soft shells 14 large 12c
med 39tto.
CMnjtn Wheat
Chicago Oct. 24 (UP.) Cash grain sales:
Wheat: Firm; 1 hard 214.
Corn: 2-6 crnts lower. New: 3 yrllow
185: 4 yellow 172i -175U ; 5 yellow 158-li-170
: sample grade yellow 125-162; 5
wnue ns; sample grade white 180. Old:
Sample grade yellow 175.
Oats: Firm to weak: 1 while heavy
897i; 1 white 88; 2 white sa'i; sample
grade white heavy 85; sample grade white
IOUC11 83 li.
Barley: Sample grade 133: malting 161
176 nominal; feed 133-140 nominal.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago, Oct 24 (JP (USDA An la hlA
hogs 10.000, total 18,500; active; 1.00-1,50
nigner man Wednesday's average on all
weights and sows; good and choice bar-
rows and gilts 180 pounds and over
23.75-24,25; top 24.50; popular price 24.00;
little here under 80 pounds; good and
holce sows all weights 21. 50-22.50: am,d
clearance.
Salable cattle 7.500. total 7.700: salable
calves 700. total 700; strong; active trade
on good and choice steers and yearling
selling at za. 00-31.00 and better: ton
36.00 paid for two loads scaling around
1,100 pounds; bulk medJim grades 17.00-
'3.1)0: no strictly choice heifers her: hoth
28.00; bulk good and low-choice heifer
22.00-28.00.
Salable sheep 3.500. total 7.000; higher
asking prices on slaughter lambs again
retarding trade; generally asking 1.00
up or more, around 22.50 for most good
and choice offerings; yearlings scarce ind
firm; package good to choice native.
running largely to yearlings, ewes 21.00;
deck good and choice mature native ewes
fully steady at 8.50.
Portland Grain
Portland, Ore., Oct. 24 fP Wheat fu
tures unquoted.
Cash grain: No. 1 flax 7.00.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.86: soft
white (excluding Rex 1.87; White Club
1.37; western red 1.87.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.86: 10 per
cent 1.83; 11 percent 1.92; 12 percent
2.00
Hard white Baart: 10 percent 2.29: 11
percent 2.31; 12 percent 2.33.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 20: barlev
12; flour 2; corn 1; oats 2; hay 2; mtll
feed 4.
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., Oct. 23 Wi (USDAl
Salable cattle 350, total 500; salable calves
35; total 60; market very slow, scattered
sales steady with week's late decline but
sizeable holdover probable; few common
medium steers 13.00-16.50; few good Block
ers lb.ao; cutter steers down to 8.00:
common averaging medium heifers 13.00-
16.00; canner-cutter cows 7.50-10.00; me
dium beef cows up to 13.50; odd good
cows 14.50-15.00; common-medium sausage
bulls 11.00-13.30; sood-cholce vealers
scarce: salable around 19.00-3Q.qqi cull
calves down to 10.00 and below.
Cut-Off Road Progresses Two links in Wallace cutoff near
completion to provide valley visitors to north Lincoln beaches a
shorter route over a straighter road with easier grades. Above:
Relocated, 20-foot oiled section that eliminates a deep curve near
Buell. Below: Wide bridge replacing narrow Mill creek struc
ture as a final link in relocation and realignment between Dolph
corner and Buell.
Two Links Nearly Complete
In Dolph Corner-Buell Cut-off
By Ben Maxwell
Two links in the relocated Wallace cutoff between Dolph cor
ner and Buell, in Polk county, now stand almost complete, and
when a final section of a proposed route between Dolph corner
-
. .
bast belling
Lowers Wheat
Chicago, Oct. 24 W Selling
which came mainly from east
ern commission houses depress
ed wheat futures today. Prices
were down as much as 3 cents
at times and the market was not
able to display much rallying
strength.
A leading elevator sold corn
contracts and the yellow cereal
was weak throughout the ses
sion. Wheat finished H4-2V4 cents
lower, January $2.03 H, corn
was lVi-Hi lower, January
$1.39-1.39'a, and oats were
lower to b higher, November
82-.
New York
Stock Quotations
(By the Associated Press)
New VorE. W Cloaine auditions codat
Allied Chem a Ore. 159
American Can 81
Km Powei Si Light 12H
amer Tel a TeL 172
Anaconda Copper 37 i
AtChlBOK 83'
Bendlx Aviation 31ll
Bethlehem Steel s '
Boeim Aircraft 22 , a
Uallfornia Packinr 32
Canadian Paclflo 13 "a
J I Case 36 'i
Chrysler Corp 70
Commonwealth A 8outh. 3'i
ConsoUOaied Edison .. 26K
Consolidated Vultee 1074
Continental Insurance 46 ',i
Crown Zelteroacb 2B1
Curt las Wrutn 5"i
Douglas Aircraft 78
Oupont de Nemours , 174';
General Elecmo 38
Oeneral Foixls 44 'i
Oenerai Motors 80H
Goodyear Tire 59
Great Northorn pfd..... 473;
International Harvester 71
Int. Paper pfd
iohns Manvihe
Kenneeott 44 'i
ujni Bell A 23', i
Uartas . . .
Miami Copper . n ;
Montgomerj Ward 67 i
Nash Kelvtnalor H'i
National Dairy
N. 1 Cenual
North Am Co.
Northern Paclfle
Pac Amer Pish
Pacific Gas leo
Paciflo T. St V.
Pan American .
Penny j. u
Hadlo Corp.
Rajonler
Rayonier Pfd
Reynolds Meials ,
Safeway
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair oil
Southern Paciflo ,
Standard Brands
itsndard Of Oallf.
S4'i
Stewart f amer
Ituacbaicer
dun Mtnmg
Union oil
Union Paciflo "
United Airlines
United Ancraft
United Stales Steel
.1181
.. 24 A
. 20
.. 10
. 18
.. 24 '4
SO
,. I4i
Warner Brothers
West Eleo Ufa Oo 1
Wooiwortb
Richfield
Salable hoss 150, total 500; market stea
dy, oood choice 170-27.5 lbs. 36.00; 1
choice lot 2M lbs. 26 25; 150 lbs. 24.00;
sood sows largely 23.00; good-cholce 97-
120 lbs. feeder piss 22.00.
Salable and total sheep 300: market
slow, about steady; few good-choice 87
tamos i8.au; meaium-gooa vu-au ids.
16.00-17.00: good feeders up to 15.00; 1
lot good-choice 85 lb. shorn lambs 17, SO;
medium-good yearlings 14.00-15.00; good
slaughter ewes 6.00; few breeding ewes
(J. 25-50; common ewes down to 3.00.
Salem Markets
Completed front raporu ot ftaia
dealers for tba culdanc of Capi
tal Journal Readers, (Rvu4
dally.)
Kctall Pricn
Rabbit Feedi Pelleti, Il.OS CV
T.kk Mih-!4.50 cwt.
Dairy l erd $3 70 cwt,
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. t 37c.
lb. No. 2 34c. Colored fryers, No. 1, 3c lb,
tiaa
Buyer Pncra- Willi too Brown
large srade A 58c, med 54c, standard!
dozeu.
Wholesale Price Larta 60 dozen, med.
ic. standards 55c.
Butler Wholesale, A S7e.
Belail Grade A. B2c.
Bui terfat Premium, 93 ci No, 1, Me,
n. 2, Mo,
Journal Want Ads Pay
few . X J - tM 'f "
and Rickreall is constructed
1 valley visitors to north Lincoln
beaches will save 3.2 in mileage
and enjoy a comparatively
straight road with but little
more than water grade
Sections now being oiled and
in final stages of completion in
elude a stretch of .79 of a mile
between Mill creek and Buell.
with an oiled surface of 20 feet
and four-foot shoulders. This
link eliminates the deep curve
northward from the narrow Mill
Creek bridge, now being re
placed by a wider, concrete
structure costing $42,000. When
the bridge is finished on or be
fore January 31, 1947, this sec
tion will be opened for traffic,
Straight and Fast
Eastward, between Salt creek
and Dolph corner a new, straight
and fast highway with a maxi
mum grade of 1.3 per cent is
now being oiled and finishing
touches added over the section
of 3.27 miles. Width here is also
20 feet for the oiled surface,
with 4 feet for shoulders. Elim
inated are 4 sharp curves and
several blind grades hazardous
to modern traffic.
O. C. Yocum, McMinnville
contractor, is furnishing road
way construction at a cost of
$162,000 supplied from state
and federal funds.
Total savings in mileage is but
three-tenths mile for sections
nearing completion, but the
proposed cutoff, when accom
plished by building a new high
way between Dolph corner and
Rickreall, would result in a
saving of an additional 2.9
miles.
Prehistoric Monster
Washed up by Sea
Anchorage, Alaska, Oct. 24
(U.R) Residents loday believed
the body of a huge fur-bearing
lizzard-likc creature washed
ashore at Homer, Alaska, on
Cooks inlet, was that of a pre
historic monster.
The mammal measured 18
feet 10 inches from the tip of
its crocodile-shaped jaws to the
end of the lizzard-like tail. The
head was three and one half feet
long and two feel three inches
wide It had 22 lower teeth and
20 upper teeth, each about four
inches in length.
Previously, at least three oth
er "prehistoric" monsters have
been found but investigation has
proven the others to be whales.
Markets Briefed
(By the United Press)
Stocks irregularly lower in
quiet trading.
Bonds firm. U. S. govern
ment bonds not traded.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign silver unchanged in
New York at 90 'a cents a fine
ounce.
Wheat off IV to 2Va cents.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJECTIONS
TO FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE HEREBY TS GIVEN that W. E.
Stewart, Jr. as the duly appointed, oiiali
tled and actinS administrator tin bonli
non, o( the estate of Frank Lynch, de
ceased, has duly renderrd and presented
for settlement and filrd In the Circuit
Court of the State of OreKon, County of
Marlon, Probate Department, a final ac
count of his administration ol said es
tate; and that Tuesday, the Twenty-sixth
day of November, 11)41, at the hour of
ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day,
at the courtroom of said court in the
Marlon County Courthouse In the City of
Salem, Marlon County, Oregon, have been
duly fixed and appointed by said court
as the time and the place for the hearina
of objections to said final account and the
aettlement thereof.
Dated and first published the twenty
tourth day of October, 1046,
W. E 8TKWART, JR..
as Administrator de bonis non
of the Estate of Frank Lynch,
Deceased.
Oct. 31, 31. Nov. 7, It, 31-
! Capital Journal, Salem,' Oregon,
Stocks Advance
Irreaularly
New York, Oct. 24 W In
dividual stocks attracted modest
demand in today's market al
though many leaders continued
to exhibit slipping tendencies
and dealings were among the
slowest of the past two months.
Transfers dwindled to around
800,000 shares.
Among gainers were Cudahy,
South Porto Rico Sugar, Amer
ican Sugar Refining, Pepsi-Cola,
Santa I'e, Southern Railway,
Firestone Tire, Phillips Petro
leum, Homestake Mining and
Dome Mines. Steels and mo
tors did little cither way.
Sweeping decontrols, brokers
thought, inspired a certain am
ount of selective bidding.
Railway bonds did better.
$4,270,000 fo
Oregon Roads
Washington, Oct. 24 (tr) The
argiculture department will
complete this fiscal year a $23,
000,000 program of building and
improving roads in national for
ests to facilitate hauling timber
to aid veterans housing, a
spokesman said today.
He said this was included In
the federal public works which
John R. Steelman, reconversion
director, approved for construc
tion by various federal agencies
and departments.
The $23,000,000 program is
directed primarily at improving
and constructing new access
roads to get vitally needed tim
ber to lumber mills.
Of this, about $6,000,000 is to
be expended for rehabilitating
old roads and trails, $1,000,000
is for various equipment and
materials, while about $16,000,-
000 is earmarked for new access
roads.
The spokesman said some of
the work has already started,
some is in the planning stage,
but all roads included are ex
pected to be completed by next
July 1.
A breakdown of the $16,000,
000 for new roads in national
forests by states, includes:
Oregon, $4,270,000; Califor
nia, $3,347,000; Idaho, $1,169,
000; Washington, $1,798,000
Montana, $1,477,000.
New Seattle Plant
Producing Cement
Seattle, Oct. 24 (U.R)-Thc new
$500,000 Permcnente cement
plant which goes into operation
here tomorrow has a storage di
vision capacity of 80,000 barrels
and will provide additional
cement for use in western Wash
ington, Canada and Alaska,
company officials said today.
The company is a part of the
Henry Kaiser empire and its
personnel will bring to 5,600 the
number of Kaiser employes in
Washington slate.
Facilities of the plant include
a dolphin pier, silos, a sacking
plant, railroad spurs, truck load
ing accommodations and an of
fice building on Seattle's water
front. The plant is under the direc
tion of E. H. Kendall.
Nylon Stocking
Used for Murder
Juneau, Alaska, Oct. 24 (U.R)
Guy. S. Prince, 42-year-old
artist, was held today on a mur
der charge in connection with
the strangling of his wife.
Prince told officers he wrap
ped a nylon stocking around
the neck of his wife, Marjorie,
in the bedroom of their home
because he "found someone
else there who ran out the back
door as I came in."
He told authorities he was
"disgusted with her."
Deputy Marshal Walter Hel
lan said he found Prince stand
ing in the bedroom where the
body of Mrs. Prince, clad in a
night dress, lay across the bed
with the stocking noose still
around her neck.
Obituary
WHIIam Edwin Slrykrr
Monmouth William Edwin Strvker. son
of Clary and Theresa Stryker, was bnrn
Sept. 1871 at Emerson. Iowa, and died
in Salem, October 20, 1916, at the use
of 71 yeara, one mouth and 16 days.
Strvker attended public school and busi
ness colltre In Shenendonh. Iowa. He has
been affiliated with the Baptist chure.n
since 1313. His life work lias been spent
at lnre-scnle farming In Iowa, Nebraska.
Kanans, Texas, Colorado and Idaho,
moving to Oreaon In 1026 and has lived
in this community since that time. He
had been in ill health for several years
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Aria
A. Stryker of Monmouth; four daughter.
Mrs. Rose Newton. Monmouth, Mrs.
Laura Skinner, Portland. Mrs. R. H.
Norman, Wilder, Idaho, Mrs. Vernon
Haley, Drain, Ore.; live aon.s, Marcus
Stryker, Independence, Ore., Russell W.
Stryker, Sclo, Edwin R. Stryker. Dallm,
and William R. Stryker. Prineville, and
20 grandchildren. Bervlcea were held at
the First Christian church In Monmouth,
Wednesday at 2 p.m. under direction of
the Walter L. Smith mortuary. Rev. Ray
mond Armstrong of delated. Interment
was made In Belcrest Memorial park at
Salem.
Mn. Helena Prolter
Stayton Funeral services for Mrs. Hel
ena Prottor, 80, widow of O. D. Protter.
who was found dead In her home un
Fourth street by neighbors Tuesday, will
be held from the Immaculate Conception
church Friday at 0 a.m. Rev. Fath. Jonas
officiating and burial in Lone Oak ceme
tery. She was born In Germany Apr. 1.
1886 and had lived In Stayton atnee
IB93. Sho la survived by several neph
ews and nieces. Recitation of the rosary
at the Weddle mortuary Thursday
nins.
Thursday, Oct. 24, 1946 15
Tips Offered
On Decoratin
Chicago, Oet. 24 U.R Most
people have inferiority com
plexes, Interior Decorator Sam
uel N. Schwartz said today.
You can tell by the way they
decorate their homes, he said.
"They lack imagination and
daring," he said. "They are
inhibited and afraid they're go
ing to have furniture that is
too good for them, so they have
homes just like the Jones' next
door."
Schwartz, a man who is dar
ing enough to paint rooms with
beer and buttermilk, said too
many homes were a jumble ot
furniture, paintings and bric-a-brac
collected without any plan
over the years.
"Ninety persons out of 100
who decorate their own homes
are handicapped by an accumu
lation of years of items bought
separately with no relation to
each other," he explained.
"They put hand-me-downs
next to modern furniture and
hang cheap paintings on walls
where they ought to have good
reproductions or prints."
He said housewives made an
other serious mistake by putting
slipcovers over furniture to pro
tect the upholstering.
"That is bad," he added, "be
cause no one ever sees the ma
terial they value so highly and
it wears out just as fast when
it's covered."
Births, Deaths
nirltin
LtiiKschelt To Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnbrrt W.
LtngKcheit, route a, Sheridan. daughter,
Hflcn Louise, Sept. 26
Bcnumont Tn Mr. and Mrs. Boyd O).
Beaumont, route 1, Turner, a daughter,
Betty Lou, Oct. 1.
Roberts To Mr. and Mrs. Arble F. Ro
berts, Monmouth, a daushtcr, Gloria
Jcne, Oct. 15,
Crubtrep To Mr. and Mrs. Francis W.
Crabtreo, Oregon City, a daughter, Don
na Mnrle, Oct. 18.
Sunderland To Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry J.
Sunderland, 3B'J0 Garden road, a daugh
ter, Melda Diannc, Oct. 19.
Kapphahn To Mr. and Mm. Wlllard
L. Kapphahn, 1010 Garnet, a son, Ernest
Leroy, Oct. 13.
Kinton To Mr. and Mrs, Eldon jt. Kin.
ton. 2130 State, a daughter, Nancy Lee
Oct. 17.
Curl To Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Kurl.
4345 Cherry Ave., a son, Darrol Kc;t,n,
Oct. 18.
Death
Mrs. Hairl R. F.wlnt
Mrs. Hazel R. Ewing, late resident o)
480 Nortli Cottage died ni a local hos
pilAl Thursday, October 24. Survived bj
a daughter, Margaret H. Ewlng of San
Francisco; sun, Robert O. oT Seattle,
and a brother, Clifford Raber of Corvallis.
Announcements of services later br
Clounh-Barrlck.
Donna Jean Wampner
Donna Jean Wampner, late resident of
Portland, at a local hospital. October 20,
at the ae of 17 years. Survived by her
parents Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred Wampner ot
Opportunity, Wash. Announcement ot ser
vices Inter by Howell-Edwards company.
Harvey William Lindsay
Harvey William Lindsay, late resident
of Salem, Ht IiIk home in San Diego,
Calif., Saturday, October 19. Survived by
his widow, Zcrunh Lindsay, two sisters,
Alice David and Ida E, Riley, both ot
Salem and a brother, Chester Btidd Lind
say of Salem. Announcements of services
wilt be made later by Clough-Barrtclc
comnnny,
Wlllard P. GlKon
Willard P. Gihon, lale resident of 1432
NE Portland Blvd.. Portland, at a local
hospital. October 23, at the age of A3
years. Shipment has bien made to Port
land by l he Howell-Edwards chapel for
services and Interment.
John Vlrtnr LaChappelle
John Victor LnChuppelle, at the resi
dence, 6ft0 Locust st., Tuesday, October
2. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary
Celtstlne. Jr., Hoinnere. and Mrs. Ida
Mitchell. Sacramento, Calif.; three bro
thers, Andrew LaChappelle, Sacramento,
Calif., A uk ust and William LaChappelle,
both of Portland, and two nephews, Jo
seph A. and Lawrence G. Giger, both of
Hopmcre. Recitation oT the rosary at the
Clough-Barrlck chiipcl Friday, October
ih, at R p. it Services will ba held at the
St. Louis Catholic church Saturday. Octo
ber 26, at !):30 a.m., with interment at
at. Louis, Oregon,
lva K. Hen man
In tins city October 22. Eva K. Bergman,
late resident of Him Jefferson at,, at tha
ae of 11 years Mother of J. H. McCon
vllle. Mrs Marie Gardner of Salem; and
grandmother of Jnck McConvlllc, jr., and
Robert Brooks McConville ol Salem; sis
ter of Edward Divvens, Mrs. Lnura Mc
Cray, Mrs. Corn Kiinn, Mollie Divvens
and Mrs. Nun Hullrr, all of Pennsylvania.
Services will be held Friday, October
35, at 10:30 a.m. in W. T. Rigdon cha
pel, with interment at Belcrest Memorial
park. Rev Chester Hamblin will officiate.
William Unity Rogers
William Henry Rogers, late resident of
SS0 Roseinonl street. West Salem, at a
local hospital, October 2;t, at the age of
fl4 years. Surviving are his witc, Katherlns
II one of Colfax, Wash.: two da tin liters.
Mrs. Lucy Llchty of West Salem and Mrs.
Mabel Wntkms of 1, 1ml, Wash.: and three
jnons, James B. Rogers of Salem, Harley
E. Rogers of Vancouver, Wash.: and Clar
ence LeRoy Itoners of Bakeisfleld, Calif.
Announcement of services later by Clough
Uarrtck company,
NEW TREATMENT CHASES
Millions hnvo suffered" in silence with ths
miseries of Pin-Worms- but nerd suffer nr
longer I Today, thanks to a special, medi
cnlly rfcngniied drus. biprhly efTectivo
treatment has bren made possible. Th'S
drug is Irm vital Ingredient In PW, ths
Pin-Worm tablets developed in the labora
toned of Dr. P. Jayne & Son.
The email, easy.totnke P-W tablets act
In a special way to remove Pin-Worma and
relieve that tormenting rectal Itch.
Ko if you suspect Pin-Worms In yntir
child or yourself, ask your druggist for a
package of JAYNE'S PW right away, and
follow the directions.
It'a easy to remember : PW for Pin-Worms I
FKKB : Amazing- mctnl polishing cloth.
Works like map;ic I polishes silver by just
rubbing. Good-will gift : yours for the ask
ing. This month ontv. Clip thin ad and nend
with name and address to Dr. D. Jaynti
it Son, 2 Vine St., i'hila. 6, Pa., Dept. UN
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