FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
'AUTOMATIC, Btnootn lop enameira a
range wun co".u.ni.u..
and water Jacket: 30 sal. water Unit
with side arm gas heater. Also lame
brown enamel wood circulator. 840 S.
Summer Si. n358
S-HUBNKK B 5 cooKPr nun ucu. win
Wirrh nlld FllOne BJOJ. nJW
"good MARTIN tenor sax, Call after 4
P.m. 23B5 Fairgrounds Rd. n2SS
J2 OAIjr.F. pump shotgun, good cond. Ph.
6391 Monmouth. njatt
FL'LL SET carpenter tools; Model A start
er: oil drum: furniture, mo Lewis. nzr7
LA UNO K V SOAP. 150 Williams Ave. Shady
Re Traiirr farts, nsav
VACUUM SWEEPER. 118. Ph. 8406. n3SS
S NEW H.!Hi'iQ tires & tubes, also 1 ood
med 6 50x16 tire. Doneslcy's Motor
Clinic. 898 North Liberty. n2oT
ZTTUSG ESTAT E :For sale Oct25V
26115 i'Olt, 5.8 KW electric range,
roll top desk, carpet Inn, bird case, piano
bench, kitchen table, dishes, buffet
with mirror, clothes tree, knick-knack,
some antiques, stationery supplies it hall
seat. At Apt. 1, 158 S. Liberty St. n2S8
6-TUBE RADIO, rood cond.. new tubes.
Girl's .bicycle, (air cond. 3241 Mill St.
Phone 7275. n257
1 HOUSE DOOR At 1 pair of garage doors
BABY BUGGY, all steel, good cond. 861
S. 12th after 3 P.m. n2S8
GAS RANG E in "good condition. iVlH
Fairs rounds Road. J12&8
7lliitR Y HOME owners, while there Is
stock to choose from at low prices.
Hawthorne. Mt Ash. Cut Leaf Birch,
Blue Spruce At Irish Yew. Hundred to
select from. Labis). Garden Nursery,
SB N, to Totem Pole, 2 blks. east.
Phone 24220. n261
"WOOD CIRCUI.A'roiT lame size. 2S
Good ihipe. 341 North Church. n261
WOOD CIRCULATOR, good cond. 25&7
Lee St. after 6 p.m. n358
for""saleby OWNER
A IX ARTICLES PRACTICALLY new
Davpt. and clir set. deep wine color
Matching two runs and pads. 0x12. iO
gal. hot water tank. Kitchen sink, ret
size, huh enamel back, equipment com-
plete. Must be sold by Oct. 31. Call aG4
'West Main St., 5II.VERTON. n257
PREWAR LEATHER Gladstone Bag, like
new. ucrgman nuop oooes. size nice
new Kirsch curtain rods. Rayon cur
tain panels. 620 South Liberty. n2h1
UNIVERSAL -Raw son gas ranse with trasii
burner nearly new. 1170. 340 E. Wa..
inftton. n257
riULCO Transltone auto radio. Ph. 7017
h27
FOR SALE: New 17x20 wall tent, floor,
walls, windows, door. Army double bunk
complete, 400 ots. Iruit, 1175 Lev is,
afternoons only, n257
STRETCH YOUR feed dollars with Wards
Hamnu-rniills quality mills for every
purpose at low prices! Wards Farm
Store, Trade and Huh sts. n257
ELECTROLUX type vacuum cleaner, near
ly new with all attachments, Mrs
Gatllff, Phono 8141 days. n2S7
PRACTICALLY new Fairbanks-Morse 250
sal, per nr. shallow well electric pump
with motor fc tank. A. F. Lamer. Hi.
2. BOX 4-G. Ph. 3194, ext. 14. n269
M7IGHTI.Y used 104B World"" bicycle? Very
good cond. Ph. 24983 after 6 p.m. n259
SACRIFICE
NEW WALNUT dining rm. set A 6
chairs. Child's 3 piece brown playsu,:,
size 12. Ph. 9777. n2.i9
OLIVER NO. 9 Typewriter. First class
shape. 130.00. Four pc. Solid Oak Bed
room Set, 460.00, 254 N. Church St.
Phone S670, n2SB
"ELECTRIC Brooder," itood cond., be-J
sprimt. mattress. 145 E. Miller. n2F9
FOR RALE: Forty-five sacks of Trinity
white cement: call 1022m or write i27
N. 29th St., Corvallls, Ore. n259
BEDSTEAD, Simmons springs it cotton
mattress. Ph. 24145. r.259'
CHOICE canning corn (1 per snck. Ph.
6824. n259
J2-GAUGE pump shotsun. Winchester
model 97 6 boxes of shells. Reasonable.
3035 Portland rd. n257
PITE DIES, cutter and 5 pipe wrenches
and a Rood 2-wheeled trailer with 2
extra tires. Call at Apt. 4, 266 So. Cot
tage, 3 to 8 p. m., till Sat., Nov, 2-46.
n259
ODEL A John Deere tractor on good rub
ber, with two-row cultivator and power
Rift. Ralph Hsrr. Rt. 2. Box 378. Sll
verton, 1 ml. S. E. Central Howell Sclil
n257
TroN FIREMAN and all electric fixtures
and 1300 lbs, coal. Phone 5925 after ft
o'clock. 1209 Court at. n259
IG. MONTAG wood circulator. Perfect
cond. 3367 State, n259
SCHW'IH (World) bicycle, just new. Ac
cessories, IBM R, C. A. Victor radio.
Ph. 6081 after 5 p. m. n25B
16"x8 HENDEY quick change lathe with
new i jaw chuck and 3 h.p. motor
Price 11000. Lambert's Texaco Sta.,
Aumsvlllc. Oregon. n259
REGISTERED Springer 8panlelpupplei.
620 McClalo St., Sllverton. Inquire
week-ends. n259
BOSTON Bull Terriers. Registered-male
and female. Haggerty line. Salem Vet
erinary hospital, Portland rd. n257
ELECTRIC pants presseri, curling and
soldering Irons.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 M. Liberty St. n273
GUARANTEED Forever flashlights re
quiring no batteries; I A 3 cell Hash
Mint.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275
RAILROAD type lanterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n37B"
NOTICE
BALEM Watch shop closing lor 3 mo. va
cation Call for your watches and clocks
at once All makes and sizes of ladles
and gents wrist and pocket watches fo.
sale cheap. 2381 State at. n258
M:ORESCENT kitchen fixtures and tin
gle tuba brackets for use near your
mirror.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty St. n27S
INGLE AND two-burner hotplates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n.273'
TABLE and pln-lt-up lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
n215
DECORATIVE and lighted house numbers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n37
SMOOTHIES for perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n2T'
ALUMINUM sauca pani, well and trea
platters, frying pans, cookie sheets,
clothes hampers,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty St. n375
KITCHEN and bathroom light fixtures.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n375
WALL TYrE can opaners, citrus trull
Juicers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty Bt. . n27S
KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust fans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
AUTOMATIC electric atdeann water beat
era. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
ELECTRIC chimes, long and short tubes,
motor driven, and mechanical chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
roWERFUL 8-tuba Tropic Master Over
seas electric radio. Ideal for outdoor
or coastal locations.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
365 N. Liberty St. n275
CHRISTMAS TOiS. Buy them at Gene's
Bute Shop. We also specialize In paint
ing toys ft bicycles. 1128 Edgewater
St, Ph. 31568. n27T
SUN LAMPS (ultra violet At Infia-red).
portable and stand models with timers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n27J'
COAL OR briquet circulating heater, new
wood range.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty S:. nJ75'
ELECTRIC room beaters, fan, steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. D275'
PLASTI-KOTK. the durable
ti?t cellophane-like finish.
YEATER APPLIANCE
161 H. Liberty St.
paint with
CO.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
AUTOMATIC electric grill, 18x36 Inches,
with double thermostat. Ideal for small
restaurant or club house.
VEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275
INDIRECT lloor lamps and torchlers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
FIGURINES and small gift Items.
VEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275
ATTRACTIVE, aluminum kitchen step
ladders and step-on refuse cans,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n27
RUG, LOVELY Belguin rug, figured pat
ter with maroon background, exc, conJ.
$25. 1980 N. Church. n2i8"
FOR SALE OR TRADE
L. C. SMITH "SUPER SPEED 11." Will
sell or trade for 5 h.p, Johnson or Even
rude outboard motor. See at 3365 Port
land Rd. n258-
CHESAPEAKE Bay Retriever. 6 mo. o.d.
female. 2350 S. 13th St. nJ')3
WlVrERAPPLES. 85c" bu bring- your
own boxes, 635 Hickory St. Ph. 255n3.
GARDEN-TRACTOR. Ward's Hoe-track,
Good con. 1125. 3795 Monroe. n2i8
COCKER PUP. black. 4 mo., male. Mae
good hunter or child's pet. 3795 Mon
roe Ave. n258
RADIO CONSOLE, Motorola 10 tube. Excel
tone & shape. 3795 Monroe Ave. n258
GERMAN short-hair pointer, female, 7
1H05, old. papers. Reasonable to par:y
with good home. Ph. 8826 or eve. 681ft
n257
16 FT. MASONITE trailer house for sale
Call after 6 p.m. B44 N. Com'l. n257'
RADIOS, table and console, 10 models
from which to select
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Lloerty St. n275
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275"
UEATING pads (electric), plastic clothes
lines, t'oninc pads and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N L'bcrty St. n376
TWO-SLICE electric toasters. 13.10. 4
slice. S3 85.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n3'5
TWO-WAY and Inter-comm. telephone
sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n375
WATER HEATERS for immediate deliv
ery 40-callon Collina 196.35; 60-aallon
Wesiinshouse (115.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 ti Liberty St. n375
CUTLERY and tableware.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty St. n275
COFFEE-MAKER "sets, 4 to 6 and' 8 cup
coffee-makers with stoves.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n37S
HEAVY bronze smoking stands.
YEATER AFPLIANOE CO.
255 N Liberty St.
METAL AND plastic bed lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
AUTOMATIC record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Liberty St.
SEE US FOR Christmas gifts.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
SAND, GRAVEL, silt, garden sand, fertiliz
er Bosley it Meyer. Pb. 3046. 944
North Commercial. n272
INSULATION pneumatically Installed
Prlc. msterlaL workmanship guaran
teed Salem Rock Wool Co. Pb. 1748
2225 N Liberty D
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK! Uss 100 as
phalt shingles. Unharmed by any weath
er, rain or shine. Fireproof. Installed by
experienced men. For FREE estimate
phont 7177. Western Auto Supply Co
n35B'
SILVER plated & brass candle holders,
weather vanes, copper lanterns it signs
for sale Also steel clothesline posts
1145 North Liberty. n303
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets.
Guaranteed 100 native wooL Woven by
Navajo Indians on their reservation.
175 d High. Paul Stoner. Phone 6088.
260
7x9 USED walk-In cooler, complete with
meat racks, shelving, 1 reach-in door.
1 h.p. compressor. Burton Refrigeration
Co.. 1050 Portland Rd. Pbont 34060.
SMART SUITS, coaU, sweaters and skirts:
as well j dresses far all occasions from
afternoon to formals. Grand materials
and scarcely worn. Slses 9 to 44. Phone
4845, anytime, n303
GARDEN sand. gram, crush t4 rock
Shovel A drag-Un excavating WALL
WQ SAND AND ORAVKX CO. Pb. SMI
tvi BUY li Ml) turni lux, tool, ttorta
dishes, motors, radios, oiecuio appli
ance, household good KUQM-AN 8
186 N commeroUu Pbone 9888. o
UEAT YOCR hotnA electrically. It's con
venient, clean, economical Sea ua foi
tree estimates.
YEATER APPL1ANOV OO. -
255 N Liberty
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO BUY Lapidary outfit In
Kood condition. C. M. Church, Rt. 3, Box
138. Snlem, na263
WANTED: Small piano. Can pay cash.
Ph. 4656. na259
ELECTRIC Stove it refrigerator. Ph. 7410
after 5 p.m. na253
WANT OIL circulator for 3 -room house;
urgently needed: have baby to keep
warm. Phone 25693. na257
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Upstalr
Antique Shop. 438 Court St, na26Q
USED f'URNITURX Pbone 9185
EXCHANGE Miscellaneous
LOOMLX 500' of 14-2. Trade for fire
arm, any kind,. Not for sale. Ph. 23411.
nn259
PERSONAL
NOTICE I will not be responsible for any
bills made other than my own. 10-28-46.
George Striven, 1318 E. Lincoln St.,
Woodburn, Oregon. P257
ALCOHOLICS. Anonymous, P. O. Box 724.
P30B
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T. B. cases
to me. all other ailments. Rev. T. Hey
tlng, 1103 & W. 13th ava., Portland.
LA 7189 P264
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all kinds composed ana
typed. Personal ones a specialty. Strict
ly confidential For appointment, phone
484ft. P308
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE: '31 Model "A" Sedan. Good
cond. 1545 Plaza Ave, W. Salem after 5.
q3:o
FOR RALE: '43 Ford dump truck. 3 speed,
2 speed brownie, air brakes, side tank,
mechanically perfect. Ph. 3456. q2S0
FOR SALE; Chev. Paniel Delivery. Good
shape all around. 1 block N. of Post
office. Aumsville. Ore. q260
1911 BU1CK Special. New tires. 663 N.
20th. Call evenings. q257
FOR SALE: 1935 Chev., good cond. In
quire "21 Ferry St. q257
WANTED; CAR in good condition. Any
kind but would prefer 17. 36 or 39 Mod
el. No dealers piease. Call after 6:30
p.m. Norman Schroyer. Rout 5 Box 37.
Salem. (Out 22nd St.) g253
WANTED TO BUY: Lat model trucks
Pickups, panels, flatbed, loggers uo
so oa International dealer. James a
Maden Company 3935 Sllverton RoaCi
Phone 24123 Q
VETERAN NEEDS car. any model, must
be priced reasonable Call after 6 p.m
or write W. Re dinger. 3253 Simpson
Salein. -
WANTED: GOOD used car. late modei
preferred Phone 4547. 1259
WANTED, LATE Uodei Oar by prlvat
party Will pay atn Pbone 6380 o'
-1 r a MwnTi
ANY MAKI or model Ii priced within
reason we will buy U. Stevens Died
Cars 678 8 12th '
'37 OLDS 6 sedsn. in nice condition, flee
aft-r 5 pm. 1187 Elm, West Salem.
2S8
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED RECAPPING
LET US EXAMINE your tires. We can lv
you EXTRA mlleaec at low cost. Drive
safer A: longer on Grade "A" rubber
As save! Don't delay como in no',
Mnmsomery Wards. q258
SA I . E0 R 'I' BADE fH Vnrd" TlSe da ti
Deluxe, "42 Mercury motor transmis
sion, sear shift on steering post, ex
cellent rubber and paint. Radio and
California hubs. See at O.K. Rubnrr
Shop, Sllverton. ' q2i8
8A1.E OR TRADE: '39 Ford ton prckun,
good paint, rubber and motor. OK.
Rubber Shop, Sllverton, q2!8
'SO MODEL A roadster, :25. Power wood
saw on 2 wheel trailer, with 6 cvl.
motor, 1100. Pi). 6391, Monmouth. q258
19H9 HUDSON County Club 4 door sedan
4 new tires, radio and heater. 150
East Bush between 6 and 8 p.m. q259
WANTED TO TRADE: 1941 Rulck Special,
excel, cond.. for 1938 sedan At differ
ence. Phone 4423, tiJ58
FACTORY built trailer house. 21-ft., clean
throughout. Pr.ci d in sell. 9B.i.oo
Burke Trailer Park, West Salem, iifx
to river. q-jH
limit PLY. corner: ihle for aalp or trade.
A-l shape all around. Ph. 4845. q2.i8
Tuifi HAKI.EY Dnvldson 61 OHV. prac
tically new. Actual milease 4100. Per
fect. coid. Saddle bans, etc. Must sell
immediately, S675. 1 owner. Billy Tow
fry. N. Santiam School. 3 mi, N. of
Marion, , q2 8
WE PAY roPb
Oet EVERY ULMk Your Cat It Wortni
CASH ON CUE BARRKL-HEADl
--CT SHHOCK
SAliKM 8 Oldest Independence
USED CAB OEALB31
(4 S. Corner Church Si Cbemeketa.
Phone 79'ia a
GOOD BUYS TN USED CARS
lim PLY, 2 dr. 1934 SlUfle. cpe. 19.10
model A 2-dr. 1934 Nah-Lafayette se
dan. Others to choose from.
Your Kaifer Frazer Dealer
TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY
355 -N. Liberty. Ph. 7001 q259'
FOR SALE 1936 Bulck. good cond. Call
at 1715 N. Capital after 5:30 p. m. q'J59
T, D. II International Cat. blade but no
drum. Call after 6 p. m. 1334 N. Sum
mer Randal Rauk q259
FOR SALE '35 Ford assembled convert -able.
Call at basement apt. 1935 N.
Capital, after 5 p. m. q259
HOUSE TRAILER. Howard's Trailer park.
3560 Portland rd. after 6 p. m. q262
1910 FORD flatbed truck, long wheelbase.
2 speedi. 8:25 tires. Ph. 22580. q259
REBUILT Ford and Plymouth motors.
Like new. All kinds of auto repairing.
25 saving. Amundson garage. 809
Edsewater street, West Salem. Phone
7133. q257
FINANCIAL
LOAN WANTED: Owner needs 15000 loan
on new 4 bedroom home 1st morlRaue
8"b. Can repay S100 mo. If desired.
Ph, 5506. r25i
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED: REAL ESTATE mortgage loans,
city or farm properties, loans made as
small us 1300. See us about refinancing
your present contracL or mortgage.
APPROVED CITY LOANS 4l
G.I. LOANS
on NEW Construction. 4
LEO N. CHILDS, INC.
REALTORS
344 State Street. Phone 9261. r258
FARM AND CITY LOAN 8
4 AND 6
rOUB OWN rtHMS ol repayment witbin
reason Uaob tor Real EataLe Contract
acd Secono Mortgages.
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
101 Pioneei Trus Bidg. Pa. 71 OX r
GENERAL FTNANCB CORP
LOANS
8-138 ano U-388
ana
ROY H SIMMONS
DNSURANCS and LOAMS
136 8 Commercial SL TeL 9161.
ftS LOAN on Farm. KeaicntlaJ and Bust
ieaa Propeny Will buy mortgage con
tracts. HAWKINS A ROBERTS, (NO
t EALTORS O u ardl an Bids r
YOUR SURPLUS MONEY WILL EAflN
YOU 5 PERCENT INTEREST. BUY A
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. EXAM
INE THE SECURITY YOURSELF.
MORTGAGES AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS
OP 1500 TO $7500. WE COLLECT ALL
INTEREST AND PAYMENTS FOR THE
INVESTORS, NO EXTRA CHARGE.
STATE FINANCE CO. 153 & High St.
CASH "NOW"
FROM PER&ONAL 8tn year In Balem
We lend moneyquickly privately tr
men or women, married or single.
LOANS 125 TO 1300
For borne or business on furniture, sal
ary, business equipment. On auto 5u0
Choose any one of our convenient loan
plans and repay In 15 months.
WE LIKE TO SAY "YES"
to loan requests. So for faster service,
phont fim
PERSONAL FINANCE CO
. 518 State St., Rm 125. Phont 8191
Lie S-122: M-165. E. OtlUngtr. Mgr.
r358
I b to LOANS
WILLAMKTTa OTUCDn CO
lib FLOOH GUARDIAN BLDO.
License No M-189
8 MONEY
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANS
e Soy Rmi Etat liorisi and
Contracts
STATE FINANCE CO.. REALTORS
Lie ft-316 U-3 168 S. HUTS at r
Directory
AUTOBRAKES
51 1 K E PANEK727TnB7-ComTPh. BlsT
Brake Ac wheel aligning specialist. o379
ACCOUNTING
tCCOUNTING and bookkeeping Reason
able rates Dependable service Bum new
Service. Ino. Masonic Buildings. Salem
Phone 6727 o
PPL1ANCE REPAIRS
EXPERT BENDIX and commercial and
domestic refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appllanoea, 138 Oentar Pb. 403Q
AUTOMOTIVB
MARION MOTORS
NASH SSRV1CE
i40 Chemeketa Pbont 7888
BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING and leveling. Dirt mov
ing, logging. R. R. Ricks, Ph. 8022, Stay
ton. o230
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. Clip
Ellis, 1905 N. 19th St Ph. 4071. o266
CHIMNEY SWEEP '
FURNACES, CHIMNEYS vacuum oleaneu
EN8LEY. 771 8 21st Ph. 7176. o
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 6. Church. Phone 4711. o2?5
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS-Remodellnc. 1084 State Bt.
Mrs. Armentrout. o266
EXTERMINATORS
ARDEB MAINTENANCE CO. Bedbugs,
roaches, rats, fleas, moths Pest con
trol con'.rsct service. Materials sold
guaranteed riddance. 825 N Killing
worth SL Portland ll. Or Pb, Web
ster 3265. o
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service.
Pb. 3056. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
o277
reitnaupr fo: flowers Oia 0198
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
lOW ELI KT1NERAI HOME Pb 8671
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J r"Tw Al rK INSCoTpRO DtXTSji
1717 Center St. Phone 5395. o2.'6
"mattresses
CAPITAL BEDDING. Phone 4069 o261
MUSIC LESSONS
i PAN IS H and HAWAIIAN Outtar. Mando
lin oanjo tc 1533 Court Pb 1549 i
PAPERHANGING
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service.
Larry Travlss. phone 8601. o373
SAND GRAVEL
GARDEN SOIL, crushed km. Shove) A
dragline excavating Walling Sn4 At
Oravct oo, Phont f&i.
Market Quotations
Portland Eastsiile
Willamette valley com sold al clean-up
prices today at Portland s Eaststde Fann
ers' Wholesale Produce market, best five
dozen packs bringing SI. 75, and some
lots selling as low ax 11.25.
Cauliflower was in Rood supply, bf.st
crates moving at t .60-1 .65. Bruj,!-.!
sprouts sold $1.85-2 pack, and (1-1.25 lev
bulk flats. Mid-Columbia lettuce was of
fered at 12.75 crate of three dozen heads
Local lettuce brought 11.50-3. Best Iocs!
tomatoes traded at (1.25 fist; poorer
quality Rtock, 80 cenUt to II.
Delicious apples were scarce. Best bu
shel boxes were quoted at (2.50-3. Other
varieties sold at steady prices.
(ortlnnit Produc tmaoa
Butler Prices to retailer. Grade A
cartons. 90c. AA prints Rflc A pr::iis
36-B3c. A cartons 87-89c. B prints 85-8c.
l4 lb cuoen ic higher.
Esss Ptice iu reiauers. AA large, tie.
A arK. 61-62c. AA medium. a9c. A medi
um. S8-5Dc; n tmall nominal. 44c doien
Cbeese lo retailer in Portland Oreiuo
triplets 46-47c lb., daisies 43S44c
al 47-50 4n lb. Jobbers pay lb. less
To wholesalers Portland: Oregon slngls
55-58c; loaf 57 -60c.
I'uriUtid tVhotraaie Martet
Butler f o b bulk 68 lb tubs) AA
grade 92 score 85c. A grade 92 score 81c.
B grade 90 score 83c, C grade 89 score '!0c.
Butterfat (Tentative, subject to imme
diate change). Premium qualttj maximum
of 35 of I percent acidity, delivered 'n
Portland. 04-98c lb.; first quality 93-97c
lb.; second quality 91-B.lc; valley routes
and country points 3o less than first, or
91-93C.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Ore. slnnles 58-59c lb. Ore. loaf
60-61C .b.; triplets. 53-55c.
Ecct To wholesalers. A large 8Hc
59 Via dozen, med. 85-66 Uc. B grade
43 4-45 Wc-
Ratblta Average country killed to re
tailers 43-f0c lb Live tryeri. colo-d
24c. white 23- 27c lb Old buck and does tt
lba. and up 18c lb.
Lire Poiiltrv
Live Chlrken No. 1 Leghorn broilers. 1
to 2 lbs. 35-37c; fryers, 2 to 3 lbs.. J7
3&c: 3 to 4 lbs.. 37-39c. roasters. 4 4 ids.
and over. 37-38c; under 31 lbs.. 22-23c:
DIRECTORY
SAW FILING
FxTRo7schT674S. Ca"pl"toi
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
KENNETH HAMEL. 1143 8tb St.. W da
iem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service. 0267
CE SSPOOL Septic tanks. Ph. 8745 ' 02687
COTO- ROOTER HEWER SERVICE Sew
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LEGAL
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that An
nette I. Miller has been, by Order of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Marion County, appointed Administra
trix Of the estate of HENRY J. MILLFR.
deceased. Any persons having; claimi
against said estate are requested to ore
sent them, with proper vouchers, to said
Executor at 301 Pioneer Trust Build
ing. Saiem. Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated October 16, 1946.
ANNETTE I. MILLER,
Administratrix of the Estate
ot Henry J. Miller, deceased.
HERBERT W. CARTER,
101 Pioneer Trust Bids..
Salem, Oregon.
Attorney for Estate.
Fir.it publication: October 16. 1946.
Last Publication: November 13, 1946.
Oct. 16 23 30; Nov. 6 18
TN THE UIKC VVV COURT OF HIE
STATE OF OHEGON, FOR THE COUNTY
OF MARION. PROBATE DEPARTMENT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN R. MACY. DECEASED.
NO. 4763. SUPPLEMENTAL FINAL AC
COUNT: To the Honorable .Judge of the Above
Entitled Court:
Comes now Ruth L. Macy. your peti
tioner, and respectfully represents and
shows:
I.
That heretofore, 10-wtt: On or about
January 15, 1920, a final account was
filed herein by Lula Macy. the adminis
tratrix at said time; that no pro
ceedinKS have been had in the above
entitled matter since said date: that in
truth and In fact all distribution was
made as is shown by said final account,
but that in addition to said personal
property thpre was and Is In said estate
the following described real property,
to-wit:
Lots numbered 1. 3, 3, 4, 8. 7 and 8
In Block No. 1 in the Town of Brooks,
Marion County, State of Oregon, as
shown by the recorded plat thereof.
That the said property should be de
creed to be the sole and absolute pro
perty of the heirs herein, shsre and share
alike, to-wit:
Fairy E. DeRocher, a daughter of
decedent, residing at Brooks, Oregon;
Donald R. Macy, a son, residing at
San Leandro, California:
Mabel S. Wlneland. a daughter,
- residing at Oswego. Oregon;
Ruth L. Macy, a daughter, resid
ing at Portland, Oregon; ,
Donald Spencer, a son and sole
surviving heir of Marjorie Spencer,
deceased, who was a daugnter of
decedent herein, John R. Macy.
- II.
That the former administratrix here
in waived all fees as administratrix
and your petitioner believes that the
sum of !I0u is a fair, lust and reason
able sum to be allowed her as adminis
tratrix' fees and tna sum of 1150 is a
reasonable sum to be allowed E. U. Sims,
her attorney, for services in connection
with closing this estate.
WHEREFORE, your petitioner prays the
court for an order decreeing the said
property to oe the sole and ansoiuie
property ol the said heirs Hereinabove
set forth: tnat she be allowed the sum
of $100, administratrix' fees, the further
sum of 1150. attorney's fees, and for an
order setting a time, 10 a.m., November
14, 1946, for hearing objections. If any.
to this supplemental final account and
for such otner and further orders as to
the court shall seem mete in equity and
good conscience.
RUTH L. MACY,
Petitioner,
Sims it ems,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
525 Court Street.
Salem, Oregon.
Oct. II U 30; Nov. I It
roosters and stags, 13-17e.
Dresied Cblokrns To retailers: Spring
Droilera 3 lbs up 62e lb, colored bens 87o
Leghorn fowl I2ct old roosters and atag
28a
Frvih Vegetsblea
Artirhokes Calif., 16.35 box.
Beans Calif 17a lb MiO-Oolumbli Bu
Lake. mid-Coiumbla and Walla Walla
ireen and wax 9-10c lb. Oregon Giant
10-l3o lb Kentucky Wonders 8-10c. Shell
oeans 11.50-1 75 20-lb lug Wax and Blue
La ice 9-10c
Beets Locaf 65-75c docen.
Broccoli 81.501 65 lug
I'abbacr Local round type, 7 35-3.50
era:e; fancy. $2.75-3.95; red, 4-5c lb.:
kraut. M-1.35 crate.
Carrots Loca. ormched. S-doa. crata
(3-3.25: Calif., 6 doz. M. 50-4.75.
Cauliflower -Local No. 1, 11.85-2.
Celery California fa for turde etatt:
Mbisd Milwaukle S2-2.35 crate: blanche.
42.7S-3: Hearts. tl.RS-2 do.
Cum Bent, (2-2.25 a 5-dox. box.
Dill 20-250 lb
Cucumbers Sllcers 18 lb. flats. 11.50-
1.65
E'-iilant 20 h. crate. 12.75-2.85.
Car he Oregon 10-ibo lb
Let turf The Tallrs, 53.50-3.75; Wall
Walla. 3.75-4.
Onions Wash, dry No. L 11-1 25; JO
ib sacks: Idaho, white. No. 1, fl. 50-1.65.
large. '1.85 yellow Spanish. 11.30-1.35.
Parsley Local 75-80o dosc
Peppers Oreen Calif. 35-lb cratr
50-75. Mid-Columbia 13-lb. flat 81e;
30-lb, (1.75; red. flat 31.75: chill, 11.03
(1. flats
Potatoes Washington Russets, 13.50
3.75: 50 Ibv. No. 3. 00-9 5c: local long
white. (2 65-3. 75; Klamath Russets. No. 1.
(2.75-2.85. DetchUtes. No. 1. I3.7S-3.85.
Pumpkin 3'i-4e lb
Radishes Loral red 75-80r dor. bunches.
numbness Lugs. 51 .15-1.25.
Sitlnarh 20 lb. box. 31.50
Sprouts Local to (2 50-2 65 flat.
Squash Zucchnl 75c-ll fist. Scallop,
75c-l 14-lb shaked 11 25-45 35-lb Dear
box 12.75-83. Danish, lugs, 85-90c. Hub
bard 2-3c lb. California, 53.253.50 lug.
Sweet potatoes Calif.. 50 lb basket.
13.50-3.85: pints. 3 layer, 13.50; yams 50
lb . S3 .85-4
Tomatoes Local 16-lb flat. No
5110-1.25; California wrapped (3.50-3.75;
repacked. 14-4.25.
Turnips Bunches 11.101.25 dos.
Fresh f-rull
Afpiea Yakima Oeticiotu. wrapped arui
packed, comb box (4.50-4.75. Jumble MS
(3.40: Hood River Spitz face-fill box St. 15
2.00: Yellow Newtown 14.35 Winter Ba
nanas and Kinss, loose, 51. 50-2; Ortleys
faced and filled, (2.25-2.50; Jonathan
lacea k mien 53.40. H. R. Delicious $3.65
Delicious, wrapped and packed. 14.25-4.50.
chan 40 lbs 14 4a Maryhllle Wash 1i
trlct Transparent 11.50-2 face tug; Red
Delicious, wrapped and packed. S4.60-4.75;
loose. (3-3 50.
Avocado Furrtt $4 35. choice S3 It M
fancy $4-4.35 20-3" flats. Calif Dicken
son all sizes, 14.50-4.75: Itzlmas. 14.75
6.75 ilunanas O'Ac-lOo lb cut hands, oraiet
extra
Cranberries Ori-Eon. 25-lb. boxes. 18.78
9; Eastern. m-S,25.
Grapefruit Caul large $5.50-6.75, small
13.75 case, Texas pinks 15.10. white 14.80.
Cochclls $4 95 case: Cuban, all sizes, $8-
8.50. Florida whites, 80s and larger, 15-
a.i.i; California, lOOs, 13-3.50.
Grapes Local Concords, $1.25-1.50; to
kay (3-3.35; Carmiceon. (3.35.
Lemons California, 300-360, 18.50-9.25.
Llmea TuDs ol 20a
3BC
Orances Csllf. Valencies. 320 and larg
er, 1 9.50-9.75; 353. (B.50-9.35; 334 and
smaller, ie.50-7; Florida wlrebound boxes.
252 end larger. 17.25-7.50.
Quince Local, 3'-3c !b.
Pears Bartietts. comb pack 16-lb ooa
13.35-2.35; Mealora wrapped and packed
15-5 25: Hood R.ver. 14-4.76; orchard (un
(1.75-3 Yakima W At P.. $4.35: O Anjoo
14.75, wrapped and packed boxes: do.iv
wrapped and packed, 14.25. loose 13.25
3.50; Hood River D Anjflu. 14.60-4.75: Co
mice, local loose, 12.25-2.50; Hood River,
loose, (3-3.25.
Pineapples Cuban i t;
Pomegranblea 3 75-2.85 lug
PersimonsCallf., lug, (3-3.50.
Ueati
Country Meats-. Rollback prices to rt
tailcrs. Country Killed hogs, s-st outcnei
130-140 lbs 19-19 lb Veal era aa 33 c
A 31 B 19 4. 9 17-I7e. culls I3-I5c ib
8 pel AA 2140. a 30V B 8c oanners
cullers 13-140. Lambs AA 36c. A 34c
B 240. O 30o lb Ewes PS 13 rtc U 1 3c
R 10c
Veal A A 32-33C A 30-31C. B 28c lb.
Cull 18-24c.
Iloss Fancy olork 27-380 ib Bloclt
butchers, packer style, 155-213 lbs. 38-4!):
over 313 lbs ,35-38c; sows all weights, 28-
ouc.
Lam hs A A 34-35c, A 32c. B 27-28c lb.
Muilon fane, A 10-Uo according m
qua.iti ano woignL
Beef AA 34-36e; A 32-33c, B 38-30C, C
ja-oc, canner-cutter nulls Z2-33C jb.
Cancara Usrk Oreen 8-8 dry 30e Ib
Wchi Govern mmt oontroL
Mobair 40c lb. on 12-moa. growth.
Hay Wholesale aniomtnts. Altaila. (to
J or oetter 131-133.60. Oats-vetch mixec
hay. rnlley growers price I1S-$2X clovtt
bay 119-122$. baled on farma
aides Caives 20-24c- green oeaf lOt
aid 16c Green bulls to lb.
Qopi Normal contracts: 1944 64a 99
I94 Ijq lb. 1946 OOO 104" 80 Uk
Noli Dlslrlbntorr BaaKe
Chestnuts Local Italian SOe Ib.
Almonds Call I 33-3 5c lb.
PUbtrta 100 lba, Dara- Do Brim
lonae CblUyt Nnti
(New Oropi
Jumbo 32-34C 34-35fi 34c
Larae 2B',a-B,ic 3-31o 34-35
Fancy 32c and UP 23Vs-23c 29Vj.."tlc
Baby 20-22O 33c
Chirasn Grain
Chicago, Oct, 30 (UB-Cflsh grain sales:
Wheat nominally firm, no sales.
Corn off 2-3 cents. Old; 2 ypllow 172;
3 yellow 173; aample grade mixed 160.
New: 3 yellow 155; 3 yellow 148-14B'; 4
yellow 136V4-146; 8 yellow ia8'4-134',:
sample grade yellow 133',i-140, 5 white
160; sample grade white 100.
Oats steady; 1 mixed heavy 91 ' ; 1
white BOS; 3 white thin 85'.
Barley: Malting 161173 nominal; feed
133-140 nominal.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago, Oct. 30 iTt UTSDA l Salable
hogs 9.500. total 19.5fK); open slow, later
trade moderately active, market gener
ally 50 cents to 1.00, mostly 75 cents,
lower than Tuesday's average; bulk good
and choice 180 pounds 23.50-23.75; top
24.00 sparingly, weights under 180 pounds
scarce; bulk good and choice sows 21.50
22.00; Indications good clearance.
Salable cattle. 8,500, total 9.000: salable
calves 700. total 700; fed steers and year
lings Including yearling heirers strong;
top 36.00 on long yearlings and weighty
steers; bulk medium to strictly good of
ferings 1000-27.00: strictly choice 921 Ib.
heifers 30.00: href cows weak at 12.50
15.50; beef bulls and sausage offerlnss
selling at 18 00 down with beef bull
dreggy and nesk: vealers steady at 21.00
and below, stackers and feeders slow,
steady; good to choice western calves
19.00 downward.
Salable sheep fl.OOO, total 10,000; slaugh
ter lambs 25-50 cents lower; mostly ib
cents off: no early action on yearling i
or ewes: feeding lambs fully steady; good
and choice native and fed wooled lamos
23.25-33.75; early top and popular price
23.75 on native lambs; psckage choice
85 lb. fed clipped lambs with No, 1 pelts
23.35: deck good 66 lb. Montana feeding
lambs 18.00; two loads Montana white
face feeding lambs on unsold.
Portland Grain
Portlind, Ore.. Oct. 30 (Pi Caah wheat
'bldi: Soft white 1.86'j: soft white 'ex
cluding Rex), J .'; White Club 1.86',,;
western red 1 afl'i.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 1.86S; 10
percent 1 8B',i; U percent 1.93'i; 12 per
cent 3.00!.
Hard white Baart: Ordinsry unouoted:
10 percent 3 29; 11 percent 2.31; 12 per
cent 2 33.
Today's car receipts; Wheat 26; barley
7; flour 5; nay 3; mlltfeed 7,
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore,, Oct. 30 'A', USDA -Salable
cattle 150, total 425; salable calves
50, total 65: around 200 cattle and calvei
held over; market more active particularly
on ctnner-common grades; market fully
steady; some dairy type cows 25-50 cents
lower: few medium-good slaughter steers
16.00-18,00; cutters down to 9.00; common
medium heifers 11. 50-15,00: cannrr-cutter
cows larely 8.00-0.00: few 9,50; lew
lots Blocker cow.i 9.50-11.50: medium-good
beef cows 12.00-H.OO; cutter-medium sau
sage hulls 10.00-12,50; good beef bulls up
to 16.00; good-choice vealers 17.00-18,00:
grass calves largely 13.50 down, with de
mand very limited.
Silable hot 100, total 1,130; market
around 25 cents lower; good-choice 235
Ib. weights 26.25; few heavier welgh's
down to 35.75; food sows salable 23.50-
All Grains
Listed Nervous
Chicago, Oct. 30 W) Selling
entered the grain futures pits
toward the close of today's trad
ing and best prices were not
maintained at the close.
Wheat displayed most resis
tance to the selling pressure
which was strongest on oats af
ter that grain had shown stub
born ess during most of the day.
All grains were nervous, re
acting quickly to offerings, re
flecting the suspension of trad
ing in cotton, but factors having
a direct effect on grains for a
time carried sufficient weight
to develop rallies
Just before the end of the ses
sion buying" on corn was re
sumed and prices advanced to
as much as 1 2 cents above the
previous close. Oats also re
bounded, and at the close wheat
was li to xk higher than the
previous finish, January 2.04 la.
Corn was z to 1 'a higher, Jan
uary $1.35 'a. Oats were -i to
IVb higher, November 834-lb.
Barley was unchanged to 3Vi
lower, January $1.32 .
New York
Stock Quotations
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New Yorx. OPt ci cai dm Quotation to-
Allied Chstn. at Os l
American Can ..
Am Power At Light
mer Tel At TeL
Anaconda Copper ....
Atchison ....
Bendlx Aviation
deihienem Steel ....
Boeing Aircraft .
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
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Jhrysiet Corp ',,
Jummonwealtb At South ....
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Jonsoiidated Vulte
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Jurtisa Wrtgb
Jougiaa Aircraft 't't
Juponi de Nemours
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Jeuerai Food m
Jenerat Motors .
Jodyeai Tire
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lianu Copper "
Montgomery Ward
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National Dairy .. '"
N. Y Genual "
Hotih Am, Co
Northern PaciIIe
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Southern Pacific
Stancard Brands
Jtandard OH Oalll
Stewart Earner
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Sua Miniug
UnioD Oil
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United Airline
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United States Steel '
Warner Brother
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Richfield.,
Small Victim of
Paralysis Passes
Kansas City, Oct. 30 W")
Eleven-year-old Philip Bowers,
infantile paralysis victim whose
mother said only the Lord
alone" could cure him, died
yesterday.
The youth was stricken two
weeks ago and his mother, Mrs.
Fred Bowers, declined to have
him hospitalized. The city health
department imposed a quaran
tine on the house and told the
mother the boy might die if he
failed lo receive medical aid.
Last Sunday a two-hour pray
er service was held on the Bow
ers' porch and members of the
in the Name of Jesus church
sang and prayed for the child's
recovery. The service was held
on the porch because visitors
were not permitted in the house.
Mrs. Bowers said today, "Phil
ip went into a deep sleep last
night. He begged the Lord to
take him."
34 nn: innd-cholc. seder pig. quotable
37 00 down.
Salable and total aheen 400: market ac
tive, strona with top on fat lamba AO
cents higher: good-chotce lambs laraely
10.00: few to 10.30; large lot moat!
choice No. 1 pelti 90 lb. lambs also jo.lio:
medium 86 lbs, 16.00: good 61 lb. feed
ers l.s.00: good yearlinga 15.00: good ewes
salable 6.00 down.
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
Retail Price
Rabbit Feeds Pellets. 14.08 awl.
Rgg Mailt-84.50 cwt.
Dairy Feed 11 70 cwt.
Ponllry Heavy colored hens, Mo. 1 37c.
lb. No. 3 Sic. Colored fryers. No. 1. 18c lb.
Silver Prices While aad Brown extn
large grade A 68c, med Sic. standards
Mr dnzet.
Wholesale Price Large 84c dosen, med.
80c. standards 65c.
Butter Wholesale. A 87e.
Retail Orade A, 93c
Butterfat Premium, 94c j Me. 1. 93c;
No. 2. 89c.
For BETTER HEALTH
Corrwt
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(Piles)
riHTIll.A
KISNI KR
l-KOLAl'SB
and other Rental
condition. No hoa
pltaMftatlon. Pre do
Krlptlv. booklet.
Dr. R. Reyralds Clinic
MATURO . rROCTOLOOIST
111 N, Liberty St. Salem, or.
Phong 9419
Ed
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore.,
Stock Advance
Led by Steels
New York. Oct. 30 (tfV-Slcels
paced a fast rally in the last
hour of trading in the stock mar
ket today after earlier losses of
one to five points.
In a burst of buying that left
the high-speed ticker tape be
hind floor transactions, gains of
more than three points piled up
for a number of leaders al
though a good number stayed on
the losing side. Sales for the full
session totaled about 2,000,000
shares, tops since mid-month.
Forced liquidation of stocks
by certain interests, according
to well-informed brokers, plus
suspension of trading in cotton
futures and concern over labor
developments, forced prices
down for a time.
The quick turn-about follow
ed on the heels of a rumor that
the cotton exchange would re
sume dealings tomorrow and
growing satisfaction over the
flood of favorable earnings re
ports. Bonds were mixed.
Closing Dow-Jones averages:
Industrial, 164.20, off 0.02: rail,
46.64, up 0.12; utility. 34.23, off
0.15; 65 stocks, 59.64, un
changed. Sales totaled 1,040,000 shares
compared with 1,240,000 shares
yesterday. Curb volume was
500,000 shares against 320,000
shares yesterday. Bond turnov
er of $4,570,000 compared with
$4,260,000
(By the United Press)
Stocks Irregular in active
trading.
Bonds Irregular. U. S. govern
ment boads not traded today.
Curb stocks irregular.
- Foreign silver unchanged in
New York at 90 cents a fine
ounce.
No trading in cotton.
Wheat up to 2 cent
Births, Deaths
Births
Miurchenko-To Mr. and Mrs. Alei A.
Uuiechenko Lyons, Ore., a son, Donald
Alex, Oct 17.
Bonesleele To Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray
mond Bonesteele. 340 Rural, a son, Ray
mond Orant, Oct. 36.
Vtckers To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E.
Vlclters, route 3, a son, Leslie LeRoy, Oct.
35.
Roberts To Mr. and Mrs. Oten C. Rob
erts, Mill City, a son, Donsld Lee, Oct.
38.
HendersonTo Mr. and Mrs. Csrl E.
Henderson. Abrems Ave., a jon, Dennis
Desn. Oct. 34.
Riensche To Mr. and Mrs. Paul T.
Rleruche route 7t a son, Kooeri, nay.
Sept. 3.
niuhash To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E
Dluhnsh 1110 South 18th, a dauihttr,
Karen Ruth, Oct. n.
Florer To Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Plorer,
Gervnts, a son, Thomas Junior, Oct, 34.
Palls City Mr. and Mrs. Frpd Trueax
are the parents ol a airl and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Howell are the parents of a
son born the past week at the hospitals
in Dallas.
Deaths
Mri. Marv Alice On horn
Mrs, Mary Alice Oflborn. late resident
or route 3, Salem, at a iocbi nospuai
October 38. Burvlvrd by a daunhter. Mrs.
Mabel Fowler of Salem: three sons, W. A,
Osborn of Independence, T. L. Osborn of
Klamath Fall?, and E. T. Osborn of Sa.
lem; three staters, Mrs. Annie Johnson
of Portland. Mrs. Rose Perry of Est act da
and Mrs Lena Lar lemme of BrooKs. ore-
ion: three brothers. Georce and John
Glaser nf Battlfcround. Wash., and Joe
Gisaer of Hopmere; IS grandchildren and
11 arpat srandchlldren. Services win oc
held Saturday. November 3. at ID a.m.
at the Clouah-Barrtck chapel with in
terment In the Belle Passl cemetery a.
Woodburn.
William Henry Lucas
William Henry Lucas. II4! Fir. at a local
hospital October 38 at the age ol 86.
Survived by his wife, Bertha I. Lucas of
Salem; one brother, Leonard Luc a of
Greene. Is,; a grandson, Jack Lucas of
Seattle: two granddaughters. Mrs. Gladys
Kelland of Mt. Vernon, Wash., and Mr
Nnrval Hancock of Oakland. Cal.: al:
two great-gran dchlldrrn and several ne
phews and nieces. Service from the
ClouKh-Barrick chapel Friday. Nov. 1 at
1:30 p.m. Intermrnt m City view ceme
tery, with Rev. Knotts officiating.
Miss Lydla Amelia ChriiUsnion
Miss Lydla Amelia Christiansen late
resident of 775 North Cottage street, at
a local hospital October 39. at thn age
of 64 years. Survived by three sisters,
Mrs. Mary E. Boxrud and Mrs. Ins a T,
Benson, both of Salem, and Mrs. Anna
Purdy of route 1. Turner; three meres,
Mrs Ruth Rue of Newberg, Ore., Mrs.
Oeraldlne Mars of Ada, Ore end Mrs.
Prances Everest of Lsnglols, Ore.: and
a nephew. Kenneth Purdy of Turner.
Ore. Services will be held Friday, Novem
ber I. at 3 p.m. at the Howell-Edwards
chapel with Rev. M. A. Oetsendaner, DO.
officiating. Concluding- services at the
City View cemetery,
Eugene MrAndrewa
Eugene McAndrewi. late resident of Alio
North Summer street, Saturday, October
IS. at the age of 73 years. Services wlli
be held Thursday, October 31, at 3 p.m. a',
the Oloiuh-llarrick chapel with interment
In the IOOF cemetery,
George Vi. Thurmnn
Oeorge w. Thurmon, late resident or
018 North b, Salem, died at the axe of
74 In Portland October 3A. Survived by
his wife. Sarah E. Thurmon of Salem,
and Is father of Mrs. R. W, Nuxom of
Clatskanle, grandfather of Mrs. Jack ia
ther of corvallls. brother of John Thur-
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Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Physician and Swraon
K. K. Comer E. tlumtld end Grnd Arenu
Tlphon Ai J91d, Portland 14. Oton
Now Buying
Filberts and Walnuts
Will again buy and receive at the Shryder Truck & Trans
fer from Monday to Thursdny, inclusive.
Fridays at the Wondburn Fruit ('.rowers' Warehouse, Wood
burn. No deliveries on Saturday Phone 4966.
II. R. JONES
Buyer for Rosenberg Bros. & Co.
Wednesday, Oct. 80, 194B 1
mon of Sllverton, Mrs, Susan Remington
of Salem, Mrs. Kate Porter and Mrs.
Charlie Watson of Sllverton, and great
grandfather of Pete and Beth Sather, of
Corvallis. Funeral services will be held
Friday. November 1. at 1:30 p.m.. In the
W. T. Rigdon chapel with entombment
t Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum.
Clarence Henry Albert
At the residence. 461 North Hlah street.
October 38. Clarence Henry Albert, at
the afte of 59 years. Survived by h.s
wife, Grace Albert of Salem; two sons,
Gordon Henry Albert of Portland and
Robert Bird Albert of Satem; a grand
daughter Jsnice Ellen Albert ot Port
land: five brothers. James M. Albert, Ar
thur L. Albert of Corvallls, Raymond G,
Albert of Bakersfield. Calif: John L. Albert
of Seattle, Wash., and Howard Albert of
Camas, Wash.: and & ulster, Mrs. EdttRr
Ostenson of Camas. Wash. Member ot
the Masonic lodee. Services will be held
Thursday October 31. at 1:30 p.m. at th
W. T. Rigdon chapel wuh concluding ser
vices at Mt. crest Abbey mausoleum.
Rev Dudley Strain will officiate.
Terry Lee Miller
Terry Lee Miller, infant son of Mrs.
Stanley Miller of Jefferson and Ensign
Stanley F, Miller of he U. S. navy, at a
local hospital October 37. Grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Miller of Jef
ferson and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ray of
Ontario, Oregon. Grateside services will
be held at the Jefferson cemetery, Thurs
day. October 31, at 4 p.m. under the di
rection of the Howell-Edwards chapel,
Chesler A. Nichols
Chester A. Nichols, 348S E. Nob Hill
street, at a local hospital October 28,
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Maxln
Nichols and two children, Linda Diane
Nichols and Thomas Arthur Nichols, all
of Salem: a slat-r, Mrs. Ethel Otjen, Sa
lem; a brother, Roy Nichols, Santa Mont
ca, Calif : mother, Mrs. Pearl Nichols,
Salem; two aunts, Mrs, Frank Lamphear
and Mrs. Edith BseUman, both of Belo t,
Wis., and several nieces and nephews Ha
was a member of Chemeketa Lodge No 1,
IOOF. Announcement of services later bf
the Howell-Edwards chapel.
Fred Lindner
Turner The funeral of Fred Llndsef
was held In Salem Tuesday. He lived
near Turner over 40 years ago. He was
never married, living alone, since th
death of his mother, several years aso.
Remaining are two sisters, Mrs. Job
Orabtree. Mrs. Deb. Brock of Salem and
a brother, Frank, of lone.
Laurie Mar Bertram
Mill City Funeral services wer
held In the Mill City Preshyterlen
church for Laurie May Bertram, BO Sat
urday afternoon, with Dr. David Fer
guson and Rev. F. Claude Stephens offi
ciating. Interment followed in the Fatr
vlfw cemetery. Pallbearers Included:
Charles Dolczal, Fred Duffy, Herbert
Mnng, Chris Thorgenson, Clyde Roberts
and Cleave Davis. Laurie Bertram was
horn In Central Lake, Michigan, April 9,
1R86. and came to Oregon at an early
ant. Married In 1B0S to Edmond Bertram.
Mrs. Bertram wss a member of the Mill
City Presbyterian church. Surviving be
sides the husband are a daughter, Ion
Goode: three grandchildren, of Salemi
her mother Mrs. Ida Swift, ot Mill City.
Gertrude lee Mel.agan
Albany Gertrude Lea McLattan, 34
daimhter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee McLscan
of Tangent, died in a Portland hospital
Monday. Funeral services were held from
the Fisher funeral home Wednesday,
Burial in the Willamette Memorial park.
She was born August 6, 1933 tn Albany
and was graduated from the Shedd high
school. Besides her parents she Is sur
vived by two brothers, Erman McLatan,
Corvallls and Willard McLattan of Tan
vent; her grandmother. Mrs, Jennie K,
Curry. Albany,
Mr. Alice E. Teater
Corvallis Mrs. Alice t. Tester, for
many years a resident of Benton county,
died Saturday in Monmouth following a
long Illness. Funeral services will be held
at the Monmouth Christian church
Thursday at 3 p.m. under direction of
the Keeney Funeral home of Corvalllv
Burial will be in the Yeater cemetery nrar
Monmouth. Rev. W. A. Elk Ins officiating
She was the dainrhter of Dr. and Mrv
B, F. Owen, early pioneers of Orraon. and
was born at Yoncnlla, Novemher 13, 1873.
When she was 4 years old she moved to
Wren, Benton county, and was married
lo C. C. Yeater at Monroe, May 19, 180fi.
Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Mabel V.
Pol Ian of Vancouver, Wash.: two sisters,
Mrs. Margaret E. Bayne of Corvallls and
Mrs. Virginia Chamberlain of Corbett, and
three brothers. Louis P. Owen of Ellens
burg, Wash.; R. V. Owen of Portland and
T, A. Owen of Lebanon.
Isaac Roberta
Mill City Funeral services for Isaie
Robert 84, who died Monday p.m. war
held In the Mill City Church of Christ
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev,
F. Claude Stephens offielstlna and in
terment in the Falrvlew cemetery. Isaa
Roberts was born In 1801 In Missouri.
Married to Katie Balrd In 1903 In Dalhart,
Texas. Came to Oregon In 191ft and th
following spring came to Mill City wher
they have resided since. Was formerly an
Odd Fellow and Woodman of the World.
Mr. Roberts has been paralysed and total
ly blind during the past two years as th
result of a stroke. Had been bedfast only
a week. Surviving are hi wife; a son,
Isaac Balrd Roberts of Pondosa, Ore.
Mrs, Anna Thorns Mehrllnr
Falls City Mrs. Anna Thome Mehrllnr.
at Falls City, October 29. Resident ot
Falls City Tor the past M years and a
member of the Methodist church at Falls
City and the Eastern Star. Survived br
her husband, Ira Mehrllng of Falls City:
a daughter, Mrs Alfred Vlck of Salem:
a granddauftlHer, Lorraine Vlck of Mil
waukle, OreB.; a grandson, Roy Vlck of
Salem; and a great grandson, James Vlck
of Salem. Services will be held Frtdsy,
November 1, at 1:30 p,m. at the Falls
City Methodist church and will be fol
lowed by Interment at Belcrest Memorial
park.
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