MISCELLANEOUS
j OK AD and worthies noes removed od
f mommi'i notice. Ph. 6000 m'
fcUAVY OAUL1NO. excavation and roeo
bulMuu. land olearina dosei work
ditcblm. basement aioavation. taafl
craveL orushed rock, cqiaod sand, eon
ante mix. cement
8ALKU BAND A O RAVEL OO
1405 H PRUN7 ST.. SALEM. ORXOOF
Phone MM at 11034 a
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD USED ladles clothina, including 2
black broadcloth coats, size 12. Vosje
oesicns. Ph. 3275. n261'
ICE BOX. all metal, white. 75 lb. sizi
Good cond. S15. Also 6x10 Belgian run,
excellent cond. 18. 1980 N. Churcn.
Ph. 7348. nM0
UNFINISHED chest of drawers, 1785
Norway, Basement Ant. n259
"NORTHERN SEAL black fur Jacket, la'e
ityle. like new. 145. Ph. 4698. n26Q
"ciRL's" WII1TE shoe Ice skate. Size 5.
Excellent. $15. Ph. 6598 nj!60
8(H) SAVAGE with 440 Weaver scope, 2 X
shells, sheep lined cane, perfect. 30-06
Sprinsfleld perlect with Kina mount
Weaver K2.5 scope, pistol arlp, a beau
tiful Job. 30-06 Spnnsfield Issued,
both with shells. Model 97 Winchester
12 gauKe. Just fair condition. .22 auto
Winchester rifle with Weaver scope,
shoots L.R. ammo., excellent. Winchester
Pump, good condition. Hi-Standard
4-in. bbl. Colt .22 Officer Model with
belt and holster, like new. 45 Colt Auio.,
late model. 20 power B&L spotins
scope. 12 gauxc single shot new. All
ruiis with ammo. New factory built
trailers with new 16-luch tires. See us
for price before buying and save money.
Beautiful sportsman's trailer, like new
with 16-inch tires. Tire chains, anti
freeze, white gasoline. Don Madison.
590 No High. n239-
SMALL wood heater, floor board, pipe,
cheap. Ph. 24779, eves. n2C0
10 YDS. ROSE. Yellow ft Turquoise drap
ery material. Ph. 24838 afternoons.
11261)'
t FUR COATS, one fur Jacket, size 14-16,
good style, excellent cond. 1510 Madison.
H1IOS Reasonable, 6xD, 9x12. 737 Center
at., apt. 7. 2 to 6 p, m. Friday and Sal.
n250
ttlS bicycle, good cond. 125. Ph. 24785
eves. nJbU"
EOI.A LUMBER CO., Rt. 4, Salem. Lumber
red cedar shinnies. T. C, (Ted) Mullen
Ph. Salem 2-1196. Yard h miles west i n
Da 11 as highway. n 333
HEN t FINK skunk coat. Size 12. Exc, cond
(350. 1020 N. 21st. Ph. 6688, n263-
AIR COMPRESSOR. Mill City. L. A. Rada
Ph. 624. n281
WOOD circulator. Ph. 24041. n26J
80 TO 1 00.01(0 strawberry plants. S6 per
1000 You dig. Fred Schluender, Rt. 1,
Sublimity. n26Q
HAND PUMP for deep well and cylinder,
Marshall strawberry plants. C. A. Boyu
ton, Rt. 2 Turner, l'a mi. S. of Princie
sch. n259
BABY bathlnettr, good cond., baby stroll
er a wins on stand, and collapsible
buggy. Ph. 3261. n260-
roMCEDOG, 9 mo. old., child pet. Ph.
4897 11260
"GOOD APPLES. 50c per box. You pick
Rt. 3. Box 690 R. Halls Ferry. n260
HENRY F. MILLER bunitalow piano. Like
new. Exceptionally rich lone. A fine in
strument for a musician. J425. Terms
No rise In price at Tallman's. 395 So.
12ih. 'L'ivc and Let Live" our moLto.
nI83
BEAUTIFUL small studio piano, full key
board. Terms. Shop Tallman's and save
395 Bo. 12th. nl63
MlrrAplanos from 5395. Terms. See these
beautiful splnncle style pianos with th
tone of a baby grand at Tallman's, 395
So. 12th. A mile from high prices.
nl83
APPLES. A, T. Glover, Rt. 3, Box 14i
l!a miles west of Kelzer. n2G0
HURRY HOME owners, while there is
slock to chooso i roin at low prices,
Hawthorne. Mt Ash, Cut Leaf Birch,
Blue Spruce it Irish Yew. Hundreds to
select from. Lablsh Garden Nursery,
99 N. to Totem Pole, 2 blks. east.
Phone 24220. n261
TrlCTICALLY new Fairbanks-Morse 250
gal. per nr. shallow well electric pump
with motor it tank. A.'1 P. Lamer, Rt.
3 Box 4-G. Ph. 3104, ex t . 14. 059
4iY Oats and vetch. $35 delivered.
Wheat. Oats. 170 ton. Phono 32504.
n.264
DISSTON power- chain saw. Inquire cor
ner of 6th and Washington, Stayton.
MAYTAG electric mangle, large lize, like
new. 149 E. Wilson st, before 2 p. m.
n2f!l
BRAND new Ward's shallow well pump.
350 gal. per hr. S79.25. 149 . Wilson st.
before 3 p. m n26I
WINE DAVENPORT and chair, bed mat
tress and springs, dressing table and
dresser, 4 chairs. Cheap. Call between
1-5 p. m. Smith ave, 4 Corners, last hse.
on right. n253"
BROWN ENAMEL wood circulator. Lee.
size. $35. Box 6D0M. Boones road. n255
AIRLINE cabinet radio, small Phllco port
able. 1114 3rd St., eves. Ph. 8735. n261
LARGE practically new Montng wood cir
culator. 1110 N. 21st. Ph. 5551. n261-
8 M. M. MOVIE camera- and projector.
Best of cond. Ph. 5425 aft. 5 p. m. n261
. FUR COAT. Northern seal. Size 18. Ex
cellent cond. Ph. 4368, n253
CLOSING SALE Settling estate, at apt. :,
158 So. Liberty st. Screens, linoleum,
umbrella stand, shoes, slippers, shoe
box, purses, brief cases, syringe, polisn,
hall seat, rolltop desk, over 200 books,
odd piece and antlquies, wicker baskets,
mirrors, carpet sweeper, bird cage,
dishes, buffet with mirror, 115 volt,
electric range, glasses, trays. Ironing
board, bread box, kitchen tables, albums,
scrap books, games, puzzles, wallets,
collar sets, few offile supplies and sta
tionary, and electric pad. n260
USED WASH. Machine. 1055 N, Capitol.
n29l
WOOD CIRCULATOR, large size. (25.
Good shape. 341 North Church. n261
SLIGHTLY used 1948 World bicycle. Very
good cond. Ph. 34933 after 6 p.m. n259
SACRIFICE
NEW WALNUT dlnlni rm. 1st Se
chairs. Child's 3 piece brown playsuit,
size 12. Ph. 9777. n259-
OLIVER NO. 9 Typewriter. First class
shape SsO.OO, Four pc. Solid Oak Bed
k room'' Bet, (60.00. 354 N. Church St.
m Phone 5670. n25ft
ELECTRIC Brooder, good cond., bed"
springs, mattress. 145 E. Miller. n259
FOR SALE: Forty-five sacks of Trinity
white cement; call 1022m or write 627
N. 29th st., Corvallls. Ore. n259
BEDSTEAD, Simmons springs it cotton
mattress. Ph. 24145. n259
CHOICE canning corn II per sack. Ph.
6824. n259
PIPE DIES, cutter and 5 pipe wrenches
and a good 2-wheeled trailer with 3
extra tires. Call at Apt. 4, 266 So. Cot
tage, 3 to 6 p. m., till Sat., Nov. 3-48.
Q259
IRON FIREMAN and all electric fixtures
and 1300 lbs. coal. Phone 5925 after 5
o'clock. 1109 Court st. n259
LG. MONTAG wood circulator. Perfect
cond. 3367 State. n259
SCHWIM (World) bicycle. Just new. Ac
cessories. 1946 R. c. A. Victor radio.
. Ph. 6081 after 5 p. m. n259
18"x8' HENDEY quick ehanga latbt with
new 4 Jaw chuck and 3 h.p. motor
Price II 000. Lambert' Texaco St a.,
AumsTllle, Oregon. n259
REGISTERED Springer Spanlelpupples.
630 McClalaa St., Sllverton. Inquire
week-end. n25a
ELECTRIC pants preuer, curling and
soldering Iron.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
GUARANTEED Forever flashlights re
quiring do batteries; 2 3 cell flaffb
' light.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
358 M Liberty St. D275
KAILBOAD type lanterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
FLUORESCENT kitchen fixtures arid tin
la tube brackets for use near your
mirror.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
358 N Liberty St. B273"
CHRISTMAS TOtS. Buy them at Gene's
Bike Shop. We also specialize In palnt
ir.f toys bicycle. 1138 Edgewatrr
JRTPb. 21561. B277-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SINGLE AND two-burner hotplates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27B
TABLE and pln-lt-up lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St.
DECORATIVE and lighted house numbers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
SMOOTHIES for perfect Ice cream.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n2T5a
ALUMINUM sauce pans, well and tree
platters, frying pans, cookie sheets,
clothes hampers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. D27S'
KITCHEN and bathroom light fixturea
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n375
WALL . TYPE can opener, citrus fruit
Juicers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n2T5
KITCHEN and Industrial exhaust fsns
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N. Liberty St n37S
AUTOMATIC electric sidearm water heat,
era.
If EATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n2?5
ELECTRIC chimes, long and short tubes,
motor driven, and mechanical chimes.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N. Liberty St. n275
POWERFUL 8-tube Tropic Master Over
seas electric radio. Ideal for outdoor
or coastal locations,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n375
SUN LAMPS (ultra violet it Infra-red),
portable and stand models with timer.
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.
V EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n375
I'LASTI-KOTE, the durable paint with
the cellophane-like finish.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
3S5 N. Liberty St. n373'
AUTOMATIC electric grill, 18x36 Inches,
with double thermostat, ideal tor small
restaurant or club house.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275
INDIRECT Door lamps find torchtera.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275'
FIGURINES and smnll gift Items.
Y EATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. ' n276a
ATTRACTIVE, aluminum kitchen step
ladders and step-on refuse cans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n215'
RADIOS, table and console, 10 models
from which to select
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n375
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty 6t. n373
II EATING pads (electric), plastic clothes
lines, Ironing pads and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N L-berty St. n375
TWO-SLICE electric toasters. (2.10. 4
slice. 3 85.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N L.berty St. n35"
TWO-WAY and inter-comm. telephone
sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
335 N. Liberty St. n275-
WATER HEATERS for Immediate deliv
ery 40-callon Collin 186.35; 60-gallon
Wcstinshouse (115.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
CUTLERY and tableware.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St.
n275
COFFEE-MAKES sets. 4 to 6 and t CUp
coffee-makers with stoves.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
355 N. Lloerty St. n275'
HEAVY bronze smoking stands.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St.
METAL AND plastic bed lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO,
255 N. Liberty St.
AUTOMATIC record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
SEE US FOR Christmas gifts.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. , D304"
SAND. GRAVEL, slit, garden sand, fertilis
er Bosley it Meyer, Ph. 3046. 044
North Commercial. D372
SILVER PLATED it brass candle holders,
weather vanes, copper lanterna A signs
for sale. Also steel olotheallne posts
1143 North Liberty. n263
NAVAJO RUGS and saddle blankets.
Guaranteed 100 native wool. Woven dy
Navajo Indians on their reservation.
17a High. Paul Stoner. Phone 60B8.
naeo
SMART SUITS, coats, sweaters and skirt'
as well is dresses for all occasions from
afternoon to formala. Grand materials
and scarcely worn. Sixes 9 to 44. Phone
4845. anytime. dJ03
GARDEN sand, sravtx c-ru&bed rock
Shovel A drag-line excavating. WALL
ING SAND AND GRAVEL CO- Pb, AMI
FULLER BRUSHES. 1748 Grant. Pb, 8331
0311
WE BUI s nil turoiiur. tool, stove,
dube. motora. radio. Jectrie appil
anoaa, bouaeboMl food KLiOalAN'S
285 N Commercial Phone 988a, o
HEAT YOUR noma electrically. It' con
venient, clean, economical. 8m u foi
tree estimates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
365 N. Liberty
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
OIL CIRCULATOR. Ph. 31025.
WANTED TO BUY Lapidary outfit In
good condition. O. M. Church, Rt. 3, Box
138, Salem. na259
WANTED: Small piano. Can pay cash.
Ph. 4656. na259
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Upstair1
Antique Shop. 438 Court St. na260
USED PURN1TURE. Ptun tlBb DA
EXCHANGE Miscellaneous
WILL TRADE new nxjoiu 9 Va short for
B'a long. Ph. 3306. nn260
LOOMEX 500' of 14-2. Trade for fire
arm, any kind. Not lor sale. Ph. 33411.
nn2,i9
FEKSONAL
READING. Know tho Truth, 2361 Stato.
p234
ALCOHOLICS, Anonymous. P. O. Box 724.
psoa
DIVINE HEALING. Bring your T. B. cases
to me. all other ailment. Rev. T. Hey
tlng. 1103 8. W. 13th ave., Portland.
LA 7189 p264
PUBLIO STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all Kind composed ana
typed. Personal ones a specialty. Strict
ly confidential. For appointment, phone
4845. p308
AUTOMOBILES
NEARLY NEW one-wheel trailer. Excel
lent conduit n. New price 170. Will sell
for 155 cash. q361
TO TRADE 193? chev. panel for station
wagon or car, 1720 Lancaster Drive.
q259
1939 FORD sedan, excellent cond. 1650
cash and best car offered. 149 E. Wll'on
at. before 2 p. m. qjfll
FOR SALE or trade lor older car, 3(
Chev. cpe. Ph. 8309. q261
FOR SALE '28 Bulck. A-l shape. 3 spare
tires. Eugene Thompson. Farm Labor
camp. q260
TO TRADE '31 Bulck 8 sedan. Motor com
pletely reconditioned, for Model A, Chev
rolet or Terraplane coupe or sedan in
good condition, 990 Monroe. Ph. 22793.
q261
FOR SALE Chrysler Imperial sedan, '37
model. A clean car. A-l rubber. Motor in
perfect condition. Hew carburetor, new
water pump, new battery, new fog
lights healer, new rear end. new valves
ana pistons and rings. This .ar is in
new condition. 1900 takes It or will take
small car In trade. Call Saturday ot
Sunday. Raymond J. Wilson, 386 8. 5th
St.. Independence. Oregon. q339
FOR SALE: '31 Model "A" Sedan, Oood
cond. 1545 Plaza Ave, W, Salem after 5
q3
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE: '42 Ford dump truck, 3 speed,
3 speed brownie, air brakes, aids tank,
mechanically perfect. Ph. 3458. q280
FOR SALE: Chev Paniel Delivery. Good
shape all around. 1 block N, ol Post
office, Aumsvllle, Ore. q260
WANTED: CAR In good condition. Any
kind but would prefer 37, 38 or 39 Mod
L No dealers please. Call after 6:30
p.m. Norman Schroyer. Route 5 Box 37.
Salem. (Out 22nd St.) q259
WANTED TO BUY: Late model trucks
Pickups, panels, flatbed- loggers no
so on International dealer James d
Madeo Company 3953 Sllvartoo Roac
Phone 24)33 a'
VETERAN NEEDS car. any model, must
be priced reasonable Call after 6pm
or writ W- Re dinger. 3252 Simpson
Salem. q259
WANTED GOOD used car. lata mode.
preferred Phone 4a47 q259
WANTED: LATI Uode. Oar 0) orivau
" CARS NEEDED
ANT MAKI or model II priced wit tun
reason wv win ouy tt Steven (Jseo
Car- 67 S 12th q2S9
'37 PLYMOUTH coupe, cood shape, comi
rubber see alter 5 at Shady Rest Trail
er park. 150 Williams Ave. q260
'31 CHEV. CPE., new paint, good motor,
fair tires, 12th and Mission Chevron
Station. q260'
'31 CHEV. 4-dr. sedan. Cheap transpor
tation, 3200. Ph 24443. q260"
TONGTsiTcTPickup to trade for late
model car. Must be in top condition.
Don Madison, 390 No High. q25?
TRAILER HOMES See our eastern built
trailer homes. Royal Camps United
Coach and 6-passenger Zi miner. Some
electric refrigerators. 1984 State st.
; q263
FOR SALE '37 Ford 4-dr, sedan, good
tires. 22H0 Mission st. q2tW
32 CHEV., (75. Rt. 1, Box 83, Gervais.
(1260
FOR SALE 1930 Model A Ford. Good
condition, New clutch, new brakes, new
rear end. new transmission, new rods,
good tires. R D. Rappe, Rt. 2, Box 86,
Keizer. q2B3
ia;iH STANDARD FORD. Excellent tram
portatiou. Car can be seen at 1790 N.
Front during day. qjtio
'37 TERRAPLANE coupe. Good cond. See
at Sublimity service station. q2d.l
WE PAY TOPS
Get fiTVURY DIM Tour Car Is Wortbl
CASH ON fUE BARREL-HEADI
-"C- BHROCK
ALKM"8 Oldest Independence
USED OAR DEALER
ft a. Corner Church A Cbemefceta
Pbooe 7923 a
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS
1933 PLY. 3 dr. 1934 Stude. cpe. 1930
model A 2-dr. 193d Nash-Lafayette se
d&u. Others to choose from.
Your Kaiser Frazer Denier
TEAGUE MOTOR COMPANY
355N. Liberty. Ph. 700 1 q259'
FOR SALE 1936 Buick, good cond. CaTl
at 1715 N. Capital after 5:30 p. m. ql!53
T. D. 14 International Cat. blade but no
drum. Call after 6 p. m. 1331 N. Sum
mer Randal Rauk q2o9
HOUSE TRAILER. Howard's Trailer park
3560 Portland rd. after 6 p, m. q262
1940 FORD flatbed truck, long wheelbase
2 speeds, 8:25 tires. Ph. 23i80. q259
FINANCIAL
LOAN WANTED: Owner needs 35000 loan
on new 4 bedroom home 1st mortgage
8 . Can repay J100 mo. If desired.
Ph. 5506 r2jj
PAAM AND CITY LOANS
4 it 7. AND 5
VOIJB OWN IEKA1S ol repayment within
reason Cash lot Rai Estate Cod tract
acd Second Mortgage
OAHITOL 8ECJR!TI3 OO.
Wi Ploneet Trust Bidg -Pb 7163 r
NO CO-SIGNERS WITH A LOAN
FROM THE YES MAN
OUR YES MAN the man who says "Yes"
to 4 out of 5 who apply here for a
loan will show you how you can get
S25 to J300 or more without co-signers.
Get the cash on your signature, furni
ture or up to SoOO on auto. Phone,
write or cr,me in today.
PERSONAL FINANCE CO,
of Salem
318 State S! Rm. 125. Phone 3191
Lio. S-132, M-165. E. Galllnger, Mgr.
r264
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4'i INTEREST
5 to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Chtlds. Inc.
REALTORS
344 State St. Ph. 9261 r2C
GENERAL FINANCE CORP
LOANS
8-128 and M-3U
and
ROY H SIMMONS
Ite 8 Commercial St. rL fl)M.
AS LOAN on Farm, Residential and Btiii
less Property Wilt buy mortgage cod
tracts. HAWKINS it ROBERTS. INC
JIll.TnUD r-i, .. n. -.
uumm Dime
YOUR SURPLUS MONEY WILL EARN
YOU 5 PERCENT INTEREST. BUY A
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. EXAM
INE THE SECURITY YOURSELF
MORTGAGES AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS
OF 1500 TO 17500. WE COLLECT ALL
INTEREST AND PAYMENTS FOR THE
INVESTORS. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
STAT J FINANCE CO. Ia3 a High St.
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE CREDIT OO.
tb FLOOIv GUARDIAN BLDQ.
License No. M-189
$ MONEY I
REAL ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANb
Buy Real Estate Mortgages and
Contract
STATE FINANCE CO, REALTORS
Lie. 8-218 Sl-222 153 8 Hi at r
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK. 275 8. Com'). Ph. B1S1
Brake it wheel aligning specialist. 0279"
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason
able rate Dependable service. Busmen
Service. Inc. Masonlo Building. Salem
Phone 8727 o
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
tfXI'ERl BEND1A and commercial and
domestic refrigeration service. Ralph
Johnson Appliance, 822 Center Pb. 403(1
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NA&H SERVICE
i40 Chemeketa Hhooe 7838.
BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING and leveling. Dirt mov
ing, logging. R. R. Ricks, Ph. 8022, Stay
ton. o23Q
CEMENT WORK
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTING. CUP
Ellis, 1905 N. 19th St. Ph. 407L 0266
CHIMNEY SWEEP
FURNACES. CHIMNEYS vacuum cleaned
ENSLEY. 771 S 21st Ph. 7178. O
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service.
145 8. Church. Phone 4711. o276
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS-Remodellng. 1S84 Slate St.
Mrs. A r men trout. o266
EXTERMINATORS
ARDEE MAINTENANCE CO. BedbUtfS.
roaches, rata, fleas, moths Pest con
trol contract service Materials sold
Cuaranteed riddance. 825 N Killing,
worth 8l- Portland IL Or. Ph WEb
uer 3265 o"
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service.
Ph. 3056. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
0277
-treunaupt' fo. flowers Dial ItSA
rUNERAl DIRECTORS
40WEU KtlNERAl HCU1 Ph 1673
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R. WATKINSCO. "PRODUCTS."
1717 Center St. Phone 5395
MATTRLSSES
CAP I 'I AL BMHJI.NU Prione 4bti3
ML' SIC LESSO; S
PAM:H ana HAWAUA (Junai. Mftuav
'1n fttnio I 3 court Ph 7ft
PA PER HA Nfi I NO
EXf'ERI -(jer hdiinTLi
worth, Fhune 10 11,
Grain Futures
Marts Up Friday
Chicago, Nov. 1 (PI Buyers
were in the market today and
atter an uneasy start grain fu
tures worked well above the
previous close. However, profit
cashing, especially in oats and
corn toward the close dropped
prices from the day's best
levels.
The strength of cotton and
firmness of cash grains together
with light country offerings had
a favorable influence.
The commodity credit corpor
ation reported it had purchased
1.445.000 bushels of wheat at
Kansas City and 60,000 bushels
in Chicago yesterday and today.
At tne finish wheat was 4
to -Va higher than yesterday's
close, January 2.05 'i. Corn
was ' to lower, January
S1.36 '.s-''4 . Oats were lower
to 'i higher, November 83 'i.
Barley was -'a lower to lcent
higher, November 1.34Va.
Stocks Advance
1 to 5 Points
New York, Nov. 1 (tf) The
slock market continued Its re
covery push behind rails and in
dustrials today despite con
siderable prolit cashing inter
ference. From the start the list was
disposed to follow cotton fu
tures. Most prices were best
when the staple was up to the
limit of $10 a bale. A smatter
ing of "thin" issues jumped 4
to 11 points on a few sales. Near
the close a number of favorites
were at the days highs. Trans
fers ran to around 1,500,000
shares.
Wider "blue chip" movers
included Coca-Cola, Allied Che
mical, Du Pont, Dow Chemical,
Eastman Kodak, Union Car
bide and Johns-Manville.
American Telephone touched
a new 1946 low, then attracted
bids and recorded a gain.
Bonds were selectively improved.
Markets Briefed
(By the United Press)
Slocks higher in moderately
active trading.
Bonds higher. U. .S. govern
ment bonds irregular.
Curb slocks higher.
Foreign silver unchanged in
New York at 90 to cents a fine
ounce.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up to l7s cents.
DIRECTORY
PLUMBING
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt aervlce
Larry Travlss. Phone 8601 0272
SAND A (i RAVEL
UAHDEJ4 SOIL, crushed rock Shovel A
driEima eicavatlng WallLaj Sand it
Oravel Oo. Phone B36L o"
SAW FILING
F. X. Roasch. 674 8. CapltoL
sTpTicANKSCLEANED
KENNETH HAMEL. 1143 8th St.. W tie
lem. Ph. 7404. Guaranteed service. o267
cisSPOOL-Septic tanks.' Ph. 8745 '" 0368
KOI O-ROUTER SEWER SERVICE Sen
era and drain cieoea Pre wtunate
Prompt iervio Ph J1 a
r It ANSI-Ell AND STORAGE
LOCAL DINSTANCB Transfer, storage
Burner oil, oosl briquet Trucks tc
Portland daily Agent. Lyon Van Lines
for nouaenoid food to California point
Larmer Transfer & Storaae Ph. S13I a
TRIMMING
SHRUB TRIMMING. Rototlller work. New
lawn preparation. Yard work, Salem
Tree company. Phone 31208. o284
Vac v v yi cle an e rs
ELECTROLUX Sales & Service it Repaira.
Limited amount of new machines avail
able. Office 175 8 Hieh Ph. flOflfl 0362
t'RCE liupecun IB tow home- author--ed
Hoovei tervlca n tervtce all make
m cieanera -Hon Bros Ph 9H9 e
WEATHER STRIPPING
FREE estimates. T. PULLMAN. Pb. 5985.
O3S0'
WELDING
WELDING it BLACKSMITH I NO
BODY it FENDER WORKS
WE Specialise in trailer hitches.
Pcnn 4 Corners 8055 E State o24B
WELL DRILLING
WELL DRILLING. U. D Kwoe, fU t
Box 931-L Saiem. Or First oouae south
of Sweilf school Pb 24367 a
WINDOW CLEANING
ACM K WINDOW CLEANERS. Window,
walls and woodwork cleaned. Floors
cleaned, waxed and pollslird, Ph. 3337.
347 Court. Langdoc, Culbertson it
Mather. o
WOOD SAWING
R. B. CROSS. Ph. 8178.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJECTIONS
TO FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that W. E.
Stewart, Jr. as the duly appointed, quail
fled and acting administrator de bonis
non. of the estate of Frank Lynch, de
ceased, has duly rendered and presented
for settlement and filed In the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon. County of
Marion, Probate Department, a final ac
count of his administration ol said es
tate; and that Tuesdai the Twenty-sixth
day of November, 1S4, at the hour of
ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day,
at the courtroom of said court In '.he
Marlon County Courthouse In the City of
Salem. Marion County. Oreron. have been
duly fixed and appointed by said court
a? the time and the place for the hearing
of objections to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published the twenty
fourth day of October, 1948.
W. E STEWART, JR.,
ah Administrator de bonis non
of tht Estate of Frank Lynch.
Deceased.
Oct. 24, 31, Nov, 7. 14. 21.
Lodges
Meet every Wednesday
msL-SPN evening Visitors wel
W come. I OOF Building
Pacific Lodge No. 50, A. P. &
A.M. M.M. Degree, Friday,
Nov. 1, 7 p.m. 259
Kingwood Lodge No. 204, A. P.
& A.M.. Monday, 7 p.m., Nov.
4. MM. Degree. 261
Market Quotations
Portland Easlslde
A scarcity of local lettuce today at
Portland's Easts' Farmers' Wholesale
Produce market boosted prices above I3.S0
a three dozen head crate.
Top cabbage quotation was S3 cra'r.
Cauliflower moved slowly at fl.65. Celery
sold $1.50-1 75. Erussel sprouts rated a
Ftrons call at f2 flat. Sweet corn broueht
around Sl.35-l.a0 a five dozen box.
F G. Miller, of The Dalles, appeared
with a load of trapes which were the
only local stock on the market. He quoted
35 pound lugs ol Tokays, muscats and
cormshons at S3.75 each.
fortltind Prndooa Mrniot
Butter Prices to retailers. Grade AA
cartons 84c. AA prints 85c. A printt
Al-83c. A cartons 83-84c. B prints 80-82c.
W lb. cubes Vc higher.
--Prices to retailers: AA tare.
A iarK 61-63C1 AA medium. 59c; A medi
um, 5l-59c; A small, nominal. 44a dosca
Cbeese To retailer in Portland Oretur
triplets 46-470 lb., daisies 4.14-44e
af 47-S0Vva lb. Jobbers pay 4o lb. lesi
To wholesalers Portland; Oregon stnil
55-58c; loaf 57-80c.
t'ortlund Wngtesait Marvel
Butter (f o b bulk 68 lb. tubs) AA
srade 93 score 80-81C, A eratle 93 score
78-80c, B arade 90 score 78-79c.
Butierfat (Tentative, subject to Imme
diate chnnee). Prrmlum quality maximum
of 3b of 1 percent acidity, delivered In
Portland 91-92c lb.: first quality B0-91c
lb.: second qua Illy KB-87c; valley rou'es
and country points 2o less than first, or
84-BUc.
Cheese Selling price to Portland re
tailers: Ore. singles 5S-S9o lb. Ore. loaf
60-61c :b.; triplets. 53-55c.
Ens To wholesalera A large ISHo
69Wjo dozen, mod 55-660, B grade
13Vi-45e
Rat bid Average country Killed to re
tailers 43-f-Oc lb Live fryers, eolo'ed
34c white 22 -37e lb Old bucks and does b
lbs and up) l&o lb.
Live Poultry
Live Chickens No. 1 Leghorn broilers. 1
to 2 lbs.. 35-37ci fryers, a to 3 lbs.. J7
38c: 3 to 4 lbs.. 37-3ilc, masters. 4'i lbs.
and over, 37-38c; under 3l, lbs., 33-23o;
roosters and stuus, 12- 17c.
Dressed Cblchrn To retailers: Spring
orollera 3 lb a up 62c lb. colored hens 37c.
Lee horn fowl I3ct old roosters and stag
Ua.
Vrttb Vegetables
Artichokes Calif., I1.75-1.H5.
Beans Uallt 1H lb Mia-Uuiumbla B'up
Lake, mid-Coiumbla ind Walla Wiia
green and wax 9-10o lb Oregon Qtant
10-13c lb Kentucky Wonders 8-lDo Shell
oeans il. 50-1.75 30-lb lug Wax and Blur
Lake 9-10c
Beets Local 89-75C dozen.
Broccoli- Slab-Id.-- ium
Rrussel Sprouts i2.35-3.j0.
Cabbage Local round type, 12.35-3.0
crate; fancy, $2.75-3.95; red, 4-5c l1).:
kraut. Jl-1.25 crate.
Carrots- Lfiea- ouorhed. 4-doa. erat
J3-3.25: Calif., 6 doz. 14.50-4.75.
Cauliflower Local No. 1, 11.85-3.
Celery California la Cor nturoe ereta
Lablsh. Mllwaukte S3-3.25 crate; blanche.
12.75-3: Hearts, 11.85-3 doz.
Oill--30-2Sc lb
Cucumbers Slice ra 18 lb. flat. 11.50-
I. 65
Etgplanl 30 lb. crate. I2.75-3.8S.
Garlic Orenon iU-ne lb
Lptluce Calif,, $1.30 3 do, crate.
Onion Wash, dry No L 11-135. SO
tb sacks; Idaho, white. No. l, Il.5Q-l.C5.
large. '1.85 yellow Spanish. 11.30-1.35
Parsley Local J&-8O0 dor
Pcppen Green Calll. 3S-lb orate
$3.50-75. Mid-Columbia 13-lb. flat 81c:
30-lb. $1.75: red. flat S1.75: chill. S1.63-
II. flats
Potntoes Washington Russets. $2 50
2.65, 50 lbs. No. 2. 90c-ll.l0; local Ion
white. 12 65-2 75; Klamath rtuxsets, No. 1.
J2.65-2.75: Dcschulrs No. I, 52.65.
Pumpkin 3ii-4o tb
Radishes Local red 75-80c do, bunches
Rutabagas Liiss, $1.15-1.25.
Spinach 30 lb box, $1.SU
Sprouts Local to $2 50-2.65 flat.
. Squash Zucchmi 75c-tl flat Scallop.
75c-$l 14-lb shnked II 25-45 35-lb ornr
box 12.75-13. Danish, luga, 85'S0c. Hub
bard 2-3c lb. California, $3,253.50 lux
Sweet potatoes Calif.. 50 lb oatkel.
S3. 50-3.85; pints 3 layer, $3.50: yams "Ml
10. $3,8j-i; Louisiana yams, 50 lbs., $3.75
4. Tnmatnes- Loral IB-lb flat. No
$1 10-1.25; California wrapped $3.50-3.75;
repacked. $4-4.25.
Turnips Bunches $1.10-1.25 doe.
Prfsh 1-rult
Apples SaKlma Deiicioua, wrapped anc
packed, comb box $4.50-4.75, Jumble m.
ww. nood River Spits race-fill box 11 75
2.00; Yellow Newtownx $4.35 Winter Ba
nanaa and Kings, loose, $1.50-2; Ortleys
lacea and filled, $2.25-2.50; Jonathan
raced it fillrd $3.40. H. R. Delicious $3.65
Delicious, wrapped and packed. $4. 25-4. SI),
ciian 40 ibu $4 40. Marvhl lie Wann 1
trict Transparents $1.50-2 face lug; Bed
Delicious, wrapped and packed. 14.50-4.15;
loose. $3-3 50.
Avoeado Fuert 14 25. choice 13 V $4
fancy $4-4.35 20-3 f flats. Calif Dlck':
son all sizes, $4.50-4.75; Itzimaa. $4. 73
5.75. Bananas 0o-lOo lb out bands, aratai
extra.
Cranberries Oregon. 35-lb. boxes, I8.7A-
9; Eastern. $0-9.25.
Grapefruit Cant large $5.50-5.75. small
u.'fa case. Texas Pinks $5.10, white $4 80
Cochells S4 95 case: CuDan. all sizes, 18
8.50. Florida whites, 80s and larger, $5.
5.35; California, 100 13-3.50.
Grapes Calif.. 28 lb. lidded lugs: To
kays. $3.25-3.40; white Malagas, $3-3 25;
Emperors, $3.50-3.75; Carntchons. $3.25.
Lemons California, 300-360, $8.50-8,25.
Limes Tubs ol 0 200.
JSo
Oranges Calif. Valenclas. 220 and larg
er, $8.50-8.75; 252, $7.75-8; 234 and
smaller. $5.15; Florida wlrebound boxes,
252 and larger, 16.75.7.
Quince Local. 3'4-3c lb.
Pears Bartietts, como pack Ifl-Ib 001
i2.2i-'i.3S; Medford wrapped ana packeo.
$5-5.25: Hood R.ver. $4-4.75; orchard iun
$1.75-2 Yakima W P.. $4.25: D'Anloo
14.75. wraoped and packed boxest Bait
wrapped and packed, $4.25: loose $3.25
3.50; Hood Rivpr D'Anjou. $4.60-4.75: Co-
mice, local loose, $2.25-2.50; Hood River,
Plnrapplct Cubvn I r
Pomegranbtes S3 75-2 85 lug
Perslmons Callf,t lug, $3-3.50.
Meals
Country MeRg Rollback p-ieet to re
tailcra. Country Killed noes, osi outcnert
130-140 lbs 19-19 V10 lb Vealera AA 23o
A 31 "A. B 19 4, 8 17-174C, CUll) 12-1 5c lb
Beef: AA 3 Hie, h 30 "4 B 18c oanneri
euttera 13 4-140 Lambs: AA 36c, A 2'Ac
B 244c, O 200 lb Ewes; FS 13 4a M 12c
H 10Ve
Veal A A 32-33C. A 30-31c. B 38c lb.
Cull 18-24C.
Hogs Fancy olock 37-3o lb Hlocit
butchers, packer style, 155-213 lbs. 38-4')c;
aver 313 lbs.,35-38c; sows all weights, 38
30c. Lambs A A 34-35c, A 32c, B 27-28o lb.
.Mutton 1-anc-. A 10- Mo according u
qua;it and weichl
Beef A A 34-36c; A 32-33c, B 2B-30C, O
25-26c, canncr-cuttcr bulls 22-23c lb.
Caseara Bark Oietu 8-840. dry iOc tb
Wool Oovemmont control
Mohair 40o lb on 12-moa. growth.
Hay Wholesale shipments. Allaita. tt
1 or ostler $3l-$32.60. Oats-vetch mixec
hay. valley growers price $19-123. olovei
bay Sl9-$22$. oaled on farms.
Hides Caivei 2')-24c green Beet lOo w
aid I60 Oreen Dulls 60 lb
Bops Normsj contracts. 1944 loe bp
1945 75c lb 1946 6.tC 194" Me lb.
Nolt Dlstrlbulors' Batla
Chestnuts Local Italian lOo lb.
Almonds Calif 33-3Ac lb
FUberta 100 Iba Bare- Da Brig
ionaa Cnlllye Nuti
(New Crop
Jumbo 32-34C 31-350 34e
Large 26428 4 0 2e-Hc 34-354o
Fancy 22c and up 23 4-230 394 3lc
Baby 20-22c 23c
Walnuts: Opening prlc: Franquetl'.-
Jumbo 40c: large, 38c; medium. 354c. Soft
shell Jumbo, 40c; lara, 33c; medium,
354c. All prices FOB shipping pt.
Chicago Grain
Chicago Nov. 1 u.pv Cash gra;n sales:
Wheal nominally steady; no sale.
Corn 1 cent higher. New: 4 mixi-d
165i; 3 yellow 152; 4 yellow 138"-142i.
sample grade yellow 1144-124'i: 4 white
kiln dried 160. Old: 3 yellow 152.
Oats 1 cent higher: 1 whit heavy 93'i:
1 white 92.93; 3 white 92, 3 wn:te thin
83'.
Soybeans: No salti
Barley: Malting 161-170 nominal; feed
133-140 nominal.
Chicago Livestock
Chicago. Nov. 1 'USUAl Salable
hogs 9,000, tcual 15.000; early trade ilo.
but later trade and close active: market
generally 30 cents lower than Thursday's
average; almoit one-price market wKh
23.00 paid for majority of good and
choice hot J 180 pounds and over; few
loads 23.25, the top: sows also 50 enrs
lower with good and choice sows 31.00
22.00, mostly around 21.50; good clearance.
Salable vattle 3.0O0, total 3.300; salable
alves 400. total 400; general market 0,1
all killing c'asses steady with Thursday's
dechne: no choice steers offered; medium
o too a BQO-lb. yearlings 22. o0. the top:
scattered supply common to medium
14.00-18 00: not enotuh heifers offered to
make a market: receipts mainly cows.
..liable shffp 3.500. total 4 .000: slaugh
ter ewes slrndy at rrt-ent sharp decline:
aond and choice wooled slaughter 22.25
22.75: lop 32.15 on load 103-lb. fed Waih
niBtons natives stopping at 22.25 early;
150 head oit of 239 head medium and
aood western ranch lambs 31.00: part
dck good and choicr around lPO.lb. fed
pped lambs with No. 3 pelts 31.5U;
niatute slaughter ewes 7.50 down; two
Inids cull and common westerns late
rhursday 5.50.
Portland drain
Portland. Ore.. Nov. 1 f.p, Wheat: Nn
iir.ures quoteu.
Cash grain: Oats No. 3-38 lb. white
83.00; barley No. 2-45 lb. B. W. 63.00;
uaxsrea 1:13.
Cash wheat (bid: Solt while 1 A7i:
snft white (excluding Rexl 1.874; White
Club 1.874: western rod 1.874.
Mara rea winter: Ordinary 1 87 4: in
percent 1.91: 11 percent 1.95; 12 percent
2.05.
Hard white Baart: 10 percent 3,29; 11
percent 2.31: 12 pen-ent 2 33.
Today'i cir receipt.-.: Wheat 30: barlev
17: flour 6; corn 1; oats 5; hay 5; null
feed 9.
Portland Livestock
Portland. Ore.. Nov. 1 v-(tisrAi
Callle: Salable 50. to:al 130: cuius nnno:
uuiuuMM came ana cilves around 150,
nn.nv ui puppiy ocihk iieia lor Monda
inniKci nominally steady at werk's de
cline; prices geiirrally 2.00-3.00 below
high time last week; sonic classes 3 50
down; steer top this week 4.50 lower.
20,50; unsold supply mostly medium cows
and medium-good steers; grass enhtts
.'airly well cleaned up on Thursday's
close at new recent low: fnw grass calves
about 15.00 but choice rralers up to 18 00.
odd head 18.50 Thursday.
Hons: Salable 10, total 650; market not
tested; One lot mpdlllm-Ennrl nut orm, -A
50 lower at 22.50: late week on good-
moice narrows ana gills mostly 36.25.
week's top 26.50.
Sheep: Salable 25, total (100: market
about steady with late Thursday on mea
ger offerinss: good-choice wooled lambs
19.00; culls down to 12.00: odd yearlings
15.00; good ewes salable around 6 00
Salem Markets
Completed from reports of Salem
dealers for the guidance of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
daily.)
If e tall Price
Rabbit Feeds Pellets. 14.05 cwt,
F.gg Mash i4.55 cwt.
Hairy Feed i3. 85 cwt.
Poultry Heavy colored hens. No. I 37c.
lb. No. 3 24c. Colored fryers. No. 1, 38o tb.
Uggs
Stiver Prtcr White aod Brown extrs
targe grade A 58c, med 54c. standards
iflc doreti
Wholesale Price Large 64c dozen, med.
80c. standards 65c.
Butter Wholesale, A 83c.
Keiall Grade A, B9c.
Buttrrfat Premium, 80c; No. 1, 88c
No. 3, 81c.
New York
Stock Quotations
By the Associated Presa
New If org. 0J1 ctnain quotation vo
tilled Chem Ai Ore l
American Can
Am Powei St Light
mer lei A TeL
Anaconda Copper
Atchiso
Qendls Aviation "
rtethienerr 8iel
doemg Aircraft
Jaillorma TseKin ...
Canadian Paciflo
J I Case ' '
Jhrysicr Corp
Jommonweaiin A Soulh
UoilAollQaleO Edison
Jousoiiuaivd Vultee
u'onuneiua. insurauca
-rown "SellerOacb "'
Jurtisa VVngnt "
Oouaias Aircraft
Juponi de Nemours ....
leteiat Elecirio
Jenerai Poods
Jenera. Motors ...... ' " '
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Northern Pacillo
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Paciflo Uaa Eleo
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Penny j C.
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4ears Roebuck
iinclaii Oil
Southern Paclfla
3t ant rd Brands
Handard Ot Oallf
Stewart Earner
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United Airlinea
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Unstd states Steel
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fnn.vrnnb
Richfi-ld 14
Truck Overturned
Jefferson When Henry Zcm
licka Jr., and Mr. Grecly were
en route to Redmond to get a
truck load of hay, at Sisters
they encountered icy pavement,
and the truck turned complete
ly over and on its side. The men
received scratches and bruises,
and were able to get a ride back
home.
Meetings Resume
Uniorivale A fair sized gath
ering of patrons of the district
attended the first meeting of
this season of the Unionvaie
community club, held Friday
evening. In the absence of
Victor Geiger, the president,
Mrs. Carrie Kidd presided. A
short program of songs and read
ing was given by the young
people. D. Lynn Gubser of Mc
Minnville, superintendent of
schools of Yamhill county, spoke
on "School Funds."
Why Suffer
Any Longer
When others fall, use our Chinese tm
edies Ameilni suceeu for 6000 yeart
to China No matter with wnal ail
ment your art afflicted disorder,
sinusitis, neart, lungs, liver Kidneys
gas, constipation- ulsera. dlaoeiea.
rheumatism gall and oladder (ever
skin female complaints
CHARLIE
CHAN
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Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Nov. 1, 1946 15
Two Federal Farm Credit
Agencies Now Consolidated
Portland, Ore., Nov. 1 (U.F Two government farm credit
agencies were consolidated today in the new farmers' home admin
istration, Walter A. Duffy, state FHA director for Oregon, Wash
ington, and Alaska, announced
here. All credit functions of I??""" !''' !"; im wnt, w. .
the farm security administra
lion and the emergency crop
and seed loan division of the
farm credit administration were
taken over by the new agency.
"There will be few changes
effecting farmers in this area
and all present county FSA offi
ces are now field offices for the
farmers' home administration,"
Duffy said. "While insured
farm mortgages up to 90 per
cent of reasonable value are au
thorized in the legislation no
funds were appropriated by the
last congress to place this pro
gram in effect. The interest
rate on farm ownership loans
was raised from three percent to
three and one-half percent, and
a five-year 55,000 limitation
placed on operating loans."
FSA and emergency crop and
feed loan borrowers' accounts
will be transferred as soon as
possible to the farmers' home
administration and similar types
of loans will be available to vet
erans and farmers unable to se
cure adequate credit from usual
sources, Duffy explained.
Farmers' home loan authori
ties provide for annual feed and
seed loans, farm operating goods
loans with supervised farm and
home plans, 40-year farm own
ership loans, loans for small
water facilities and group serv
ices. Interim appointments of field
FHA supervisors, effective to
day include:
Oregon Albany, Martin H.
Baker; Coquille, Tollef Brudos,
Grants Pass, Bartty W. Mc
Veigh; Hillsboro, Victor S. Mad
sen: McMinnville, Freeman H
Dull; Medford, J. Merton Stein;
Oregon City. A. J. Deggendor
fer; Salem, Raleigh F. Carot ti
ers; Klamath Falls, Harry E.
Clark; La Grande, Frank J.
Bartos; Ontario, Donald J.
Kudrna; Pendleton, Victor B.
Kuhlman; Redmond, Ashton
Foerst; The Dalles, Elmer H.
Licrman; Madras. Bruce Stew
art; Eugene, pending.
To light the average home for
a year, 600 pounds of coal must
be burned In a powerhouse
boiler.
ntrlhn
Hall To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1
Independence, a aon, William
Oct. 24.
Townsend To Mr. and Mrs.
M, Townsend. 3449 Lee, a son,
Uomild, Oct. 24,
B. Rail,
Duane,
Donald
Jamr
Jones To Mr. and Mrs,
Jones, route 1, Independence,
Charles H
a daughter,
Andrea Elaine, Oct. 36.
nvrioll To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O.
Ryrtell. route 1. Wlllamlna, twin sons.
Leonard August and Rand Louis, Oct. 38.
Ooyette To Mr. and Mrs. Willard E.
Ooyette Salem, a daughter, Ann Marie
Sept. 14.
Ooodwin To Mr. and Mrs. flnrdon L.
Goodwin, Mill City, a daughter, Clcll
Bugt'iie, Oct. 38.
MeMinds To Mr. and Mrs. Louis S.
McMinds, Mill City, a daughter, Linda
Eve, Oct. 36.
Koffun To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knf
fun. 448 Belmont, a ion, Thomas L'd
ward. Oct, 24.
Herina To Mr. and Mrs. Akin T. Her.
Ing, Independence, a son, Alvln Jams,
Oct. 24.
Edwards To Mr. and Mrs. nsvmnnd J.
Edwnrris 435 Shipping, a son, Samuel Mn,
Oct. 33.
Dunn To Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn.
S.ilcm, a son. Roy Junton, Oct. 13.
Keller-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kel
ler, route 3. a daughter, Cynthia Ann
Phllora, Oct. 36.
Drat lis
Cnra Cilhtnn
Cora Gibson died In Portland Novem
ber 1. Late resident of the Old People!,
f Mnnn) home In Port Is nd. Friends arc
Invited to attend funeral services Mon
day, No vr ruber 4, at 9:30 a.m., at (he
Conservatory of the chapel of A. J. Rjsc
find son .S E. 8th and Alder In Portland.
Prlvnte committment at the Portland
Crematorium.
Minnie Adelaide Williams
At the residence, 1881 Nebraska street,
October 31. Minnie AdHntde Williams, at
the age of 78 years. Survived by three
children Ray Williams of Oregon City
mid Deiwm Willie ins and Mrs. Avis
Hofman both of Salem; a brother. Car1
Wing In of Canton, N. D.; and four ttrand-
r.hlldrrn Services will be held Monday,
November i at i:30 p.m. at the w t
Rmdon Chanel with concluding servlc-a
at the City View rrmetery. Rev. 3, Itny-
nor 5m mi will officiate.
August MlfkeIon
At the residence In Portland. Oclobr
30, August Mlckelson, at the age of HQ
years. Survived by seven children, Wll
llmn C, Mlckdson of Albany, Oregon,
jiiun r, MicKoisnn or wnnuiK nil a, umiii,,
Clmrtes P. Mlckelsnn of Eimrne. Orenon.
Milton E, Mlckelson of Modesto. Calif ,
ueorKo A. Mtcxeiaon or Oakland. Calif
Mrs, Ralph E. Walker of Rumrord, R.I .
and Mrs. Devnla Newton of Portland: a
sister, Mrs, Carrie 'I horsrn of LaCenter
Wash.; a brother, Hants MlckeUon of Den
mark; Mid 13 grnndchlldren. Services
will be held Saturday, November 2, at
1:30 p.m. at the W. T. Rlndon chapel
witn concluding services at Lee Mis-
cemetery. Rev, W. S Frederick will offi
ciate.
Leola Joyre Carner
Leola Joyce Carper, late resident of
Turner. Oregon, at a local hospital, Oc
tober 30 at the ago of 17 years. Sur
vived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C;i.--lyle
Carper of Turner; a brother, D.ck
Carper of Turner: and her arandnar
ruts Mrs Lola Carper of Salem and
Mr and Mrs. c. O. Hutchirwon ol Max.
well. Nebr Services will be held Mon
day November 4. at 3:30 p.m. at the
Howell-Edwards chapei with Rev. A. A.
boewen ana itev. Aioert radenncht offi
ciating. Mrw. Mary Alice Osborn
Mrs. Mary Alice Osborn, late resident
of route 2, Salrm, at a local hospital
October 28. Survived by a daughter. Mrs
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Osborn of Independence. T. L. Osborn
Klamath Fall?, and E. T. Oborn of Sa
lem: three s 5Ser. Mrs. Annie Johnson
of Portland Mrs Rose Perry of Estacada
and Mrs Lena Lh mme of Brooks, Ore
gon: three brot.nrr.s. George and John
Glgger o! Battleground, Wish., and Joe
Glider of Hopmrre: 15 grandchildren and
great grandchildren. Services will be
held Saturday. November 2. at 10 a.m.
the ClouB!i-IJnrr:c chapel with In
terment in the Belie Passi cemetery at
Woodburn.
Mrs. Mary Tnnikin
Mrs. Mary Toiiimi:-.
1890 State street. Wrc
hi the resldeni-e,
.fsdny, October 30.
romkins of Saiem
Mother of Georce E.
and Mrs Jevom;ne H
ris of West Sa
lem: and sister ot Mrs. ':r: Welch of
Los Angeles. Also survived by two grand-
hildren Virginia Tomklns of Salem and
Keith Harris of West Salem, and a ne
phew, Frank Morris of Oakland, Calif.
Services will be held Monday, Novrmber
130 p.m. ai the Clouih-Barnck
chapel. Irterment m Leo Mission ceme
tery. Miss Martha Leavenworth
Miss Martha Leavenworth, late resident
of Pasadena. Calif., at the McMtnnviIla
General hospital, Friday, November 1,
Sister of Mrs. Margaret L. Pierce of Sa
lem. Announcement ot services later by
Cloudh-Uarrick company.
Ellialieth Plnehart Brash
Elizabeth Dinelum Brash, Isle resident
of 930 Belmont street, at a local hospital
at the age ol 83 year. Mother nl Allen
Dlnehiirt n lio died two years ago at
Hollywood. C:ihf. Sumwns rc a sistjr,
Mrs. C. W. Ka'ifcr, Salem: dauhter-ln-law,
Mrs. Moaelle Rriuon Dinehart, Hol
lywood. Calif.: and two gnindsons, Capt.
Allen Dinehart. U.S. Int.'lligcnce service
In Germany, and Mason Dinehart, Holly
wood, Calif. Services will he held at
thn Howell-EdwnrtLs chapel Monday. No
vember 4 at 10 a. in with Elder G. T.
Dickinson officiating. Concluding serv
ices at IOOF cemetery No. 3 in Eugene.
Pleasant J. Bradford
In this city October 31. Pleasant J.
Bradford, Bge "n year.'. Iste resident of
1985 North Front street. Husband ofr
Irene Bradford of Salem; father of Jen
nie Terry of Salt Lake City. Utah: Pleas
ant H. Bradford of San Francisco; Lola
B. Wall of Salt Lake City, Utah; Wen
dell H. Bradford of Spanish Fork. Utah;
Irnia C. Bradford of Germany and Reed H.
Bradford oi Provo, Utah: brother of
Charles Bradford, Delilah Creer and La
Verne, BeckMrome. all of Spanish Fsrtt,
Utah. Geneva Jones ot Las Vegas, tfev.,
and Mm Arnason of Los Anseles. Ship,
ment was made October 31 to Spanisn
Fork, Utah, by the w. T. Rigdon com
pany for services and Interment,
Ira 111 Hard
Ira Ballard, late resident ol Geri-ali,
route 1, at a local hospital, Thursdav,
October 31, at the age of ft9 years. Sur
vived by a son Lorran Bnllnrd in the
U.S. armv. Announcement of services la
ter by Clough-Barrick company.
Mr.
T1an E. Mathleson
Woodburn -Funeral services were helrl
at the Mt. Scott Funeral home In Port
land for Mrs, Hans E. Mathleson,
t a
o dfd
former resident ot Woodburn who
October 30 at the home of a daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Ennle In Portland. Rev, Oluf
Asper of Woodburn officiated. Anna Mi
rla Engehretson Mathleson was born in
Norway June 8, 1883 and spent her eariT
childhood and womanhood in h'f native
land. She was united In marriage 'u
Hans Mathleson in her early twenties,
and with her husband and a bnhy gi
came to America In the 80s, settling in
Minnesota. In 1914 with her hu.ihand and
S children she came to Woodburn where
she spent the last 30 years ot her life.
Mrs, Matlilesnn is survived by cinlit sons
and d.iuahters, Mrs. Mary Larson and
lions Mnthlrson ot Lambert son, Minn .
Earl, Elftier and Alfred Mat hli-.son r' Sa
lem, Mrs Robert Field ot Woodburn, Heiv
ry Mn l tin son of Portland and Mrs, Er
nest Eiule of Portland, She also leaves
27 grandchildren and n number of great
grandchildren. Her husband died six yeais
ago.
Mrs. Karen 3. I.indahl
Wood bit in Mrs. Karen Jacobson ln
dahl. 81 a former resident of Woodburn,
widow of the late M. J. Lindahl. died
October 23 nt the home ot her daughter,
Mrs. Josephine Dunton in Portland. Fun
eral service. were held at the Little Cha
pel of the Chtines in Portland with Rev.
Oluf Asper of the Woodbuin Lutheran
church officiating and Mrs. H. Rouen of
Monitor as soloist, Mrs. Lindahl was born
in OjIo, Norway, October 10. 1865, and
came to America with her parents when
an infant. She spent her childhood and
early womanhood in Wisconsin and was
married I here to M. J. Lindahl. Thi
family moved to Woodburn In 1305 and
Mrs, Lindahl mde her home here after
her husbimd't death until about a year
aco when she moxed to Portland with
her daughter, Mrs. Dmiton. Three of her
six children .survive, Mrs. Dunton, George
R. Lindahl of San Marino. Calif., and
Mrs, Rex R Randall of Oakland. CiM.
Nine urnndrhthlren and five great grand
children also survive.
WHIUm Winter Stiirges
Lebanon William Winter fl: urges, 84,
for m it n y yea rs a resident of Sc 10 a nd
Lebanon uvea, died Oct. 211 a'. Coos Bay.
He was born in Jackson county and
had spent most of his life in Oregon.
Follow nut services at Coos Bay. Oct. 31.
hunal was in the Miller cemetery at
Sc:o with the Rev, Father Jonas officiat
ing at gravevirle nte.s, S'lrvnlng are two
da us hiers, Mrs. S. C. Davis, Coos Bay
and Mrs. Crcil Wrlborne, National Cuy.
Calif.; son, rreel Srurrrs, Coos Buy, and
sinter. Mrs. Sadie Oseiibru-JR of Medford.
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