FOrt SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ACTOR and ell other machinery thit
goes with It. Also 87 acre farm Vi in
crop the rest la plowed will sell ma
ehinery wuh farm or otherwise. Jolin
Doran, Rt, 1 Box 83 Brooks. 3 miles
north Vi mile east or Brooks. 213
TRICYCLE, scooter, waaon, doll hUh
chair, desk, black board, rockintt chair,
Chris's Barber Shop, 3545 Portland Kd.
1 fiOOD BOY'S World bike, 1 nearly now
ci.r healer. 12 wlil, trailer with good
rubber and complete ball hltcb, Rt.
2 Box 61, Ke.lzer Garage. Kelzer. 1
Corners. "213
OVERSTUFFED invalid MtUP bed pillow,
new. S10.00. Blk seal fur coat, 38. J35.00.
Spartan cabinet radio, good, $.15.00. 20
pr. womens shoes, some new. size 7-b.
Girl's 12-14 yr.s. coats, dresses, suit, ex
cellent condition. Dance records not
worn, 3 for 11.00 Tele. 4357. 1)212
DOBERMAN I'INCER Puppies, minia
ture size males and females. Salem
Veterinary Hospital, Portland Rd.
nI72
OrV-TblllENTAI- DESIGN Axminlster run
good cond. $27.50, mahocany daven
port table $20. bird cage 110, oak
library table $7, oak dressinn tanie
with lrge mirror aood cond. S25. Cull
between 5 & 7 p.m. 1126 Cross St.
n272
DOUBLE COMMERCIAL waffle. Iron, good
cond. WestliiBhottne. elec. range, new
calrod units. Ph. 4313. n212
NAVY PEA COAT. like new. size 3B. J12.
Ph 4808 eves 1578 Sixth St. W. Salem.
11272
DAVEXO. Phone 2509B. n372
SPITSENBERG apples Phil Aspinwall. 645
Market. Ph 0419 n272'
WILTON RVC. Se
JB5. Ph. 8539.
PAD. 0x12. Excel, cond.
1)272
S PAIR NEW DRAPES. Call between 4 &
9 p.m. 810 N. Com'!, apt. 10. n272
i VAlUETYof apples, some filberts and
dried prunes, 404 8. 18th. Ph. 7251.
n272
' "WANTED 200 bushy Xmns tree .itiinipae.
Box HO, Beach Ave. Ph. 23512 E. I.
Knebler n272
r1RLS HAWTHORNE BICYCLE. 140. 1710
N. Summer aft. 5 p.m n272
"ORDER your Thanksgiving turkey now.
Alive dressed or oven ready. Ph. 24230
n273
"l'SEDBRlck, 4 ml. west, i ml. south
Sunnyside school, or call 4034 aftpr fi
P,m. E O. Beckley.
NEW FARM BUILDINGS
NEW ARMY Surplus corrupted metal
buildinKs 34 It. lone and 20 or 26 feet
wide. Easily erected by two men In
three, days. Frame, wooden construc
tion, bolted throughout. V-type roof.
13 ft inside clearance, no inside posts.
Has io ft sidewall. Every piece pre-cilt
and numbered All nails, nuts, bolls,
washers and blueprints supplied. Orated
for Immediate delivery, ifiOO f.o.b. Port
land. Small charge for delivery to your
door.
ROSE CITY MOTORS
4725 N. E. Union Ave.
Trinity 2540, Portlnnri, 11275
LADIES' ALL wool coats, size 12-14, Lik"
new. Phone 21435. n272'
K! EBO X jTo7do . Ph. 24080 Eves. n272
FILL DTRT7fiPProx. 1S Yours for
hauling away. Ph. 24080 Eves. n2T2"
WOOD FURNACE and sawdust burner
with all the attachments Including hot
air Pipes Prlcp 1)50.00. See Clifford
Harold 465 Center St., Salem, Oregon.
Phone 8133. Res. 84fl8. n272'
HEATING pads (electric), plastic clothe
lines. Ironing parts and covers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N L'berty St. n275
RAILROAD type lnnterns.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n27S
TWO-SLTCE electrio toasters, 2. 10. 4-
8 lice, IS 85
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N Liberty St. n275
TWO-WAY and lnter-eomm. telephone
sets.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n5
WATER HEATERS for Immediate deliv
ery. 40-gallon Collin J98.25; 50-Ballon
Westlnirhouse (115.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
155 N. Liberty St. p27
iSDTLERY and tableware.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
355 N Llbcrty St. -n27
COFFEE-MAKER sets. 4 to 6 and 8 cup
ooHee-makers with stoves.
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
S M. Liberty St. n275
HEAVY bronw smoking stands.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St.
n275
MlrrApUnas from (395. Terms. See these
beautiful iplnnete style pianos with the
tone of a baby grand at Tallman's, 335
So 12th. A mile from high prices.
n2S3'
ELECTRIO pants pressers, curllns and
olderintt Irons.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
35B N. Liberty St.
GUARANTEED Forever flashlights re
quiring do batteries; 3 & 3 cell flash
lights. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
358 N Liberty St. n275
Tin! IDEAL XMAS gift. A Kromex Bias.''
plate cake cover.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty. n288
PRESSURE COOKERS. 3 types.
YEATER APPLIANCE OO.
255 N. Liberty. P28'
tTEAM IRONS Sare for all fabrics.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty. n2R8
GARDEN wnt gravel, eruanad rocs
Shovel & dra-Hn excavating WALL
tNO SAND AND ORAVKL CO Ph, S5
CHRISTMAS TOYS. Buy tnem t Gene's
Bike Shop. We also specialize In paint
ing toys & bicycles. 1126 Edsewatcr
St. Ph. 21568. 027 7
SINGLE AND two-burner hotplates.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
358 N. Liberty St. n27V
TABLE and pln-lt-up lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N Liberty St. n278'
DECORATIVE and lighted house numbers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
358 N. Liberty St. n?
SMOOTTITE8 for perfect Ice cream.
k YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
J 255 N Liberty St. n275
ALUMINUM sauce pans, well and tree
platters, frying ' pans, cookie sheets,
clothes hampers.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
356 N Liberty St. n275
BABY BUGGY collapsible, like new. J30,
C all eve. 1170 N. 21st. n2 73
KITCHEN and bathroom light fixtures
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275'
WALL TYPE can openers, citrus fruit
juicers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
353 N Liberty St. n27V
FOR SALE Ford truck, I'a ton, Ions
wheel base, completely overhauled with
new motor extra good tires, Gus Eck
wortzel, 5S3 Front St., Woodburn. Ph.
Green 130. "272
GAS PLATE, gas heater, (tas arlll. Coca
Cola cooler, milk shake mixer. Ph
9721 3260 Portland Rd. n273'
MARSHALL STRAWBERRY Plants. (12.50
per 1,000. Grown on new land. 3810
Cherry. Loc Cabin. n273
T NAVY BLUE MatTmity dress: 1
medium brown, brown maternity slacks,
kelly areen amock light green smock,
size I',, Ph. 3738. n27i'
TIANO ACCORDION like new, case, also
claririet. 661 N. Capital. Ph. 6701. n273
NEW 6 FT. Park-R-way deluxe freezer.
Never used. (227.50. Ph. 351. n2.'6
TK OLD-NEARBERRY Plants. Will
bear nrxt year. Alvin J. Van Cleave.
Rt. 7 Box 251, Ph. 22907. H273
MAPLE TWIN BEDS Extra long, complete
with Sealy tuftleff mattress, box springs
and heavy chenille bed spreads. 3130
Portland Rd Marlon Motel. n273
a NEW DAVENO and chair. Rust color,
f'i Cost (185 now (150, 874 N. 20th. n272
CONGOLEUM RUO and utility cabin:.
Ph. 8523. n273
BOYS PIN BALI. MACHINE lor play
room ruso crochet bandanas. Reason
as.e prices. Pn 9S15. n276
AVS NVY BLI'F SUIT. flu. a Inn
FX 6711, U272
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
NAVY P COAT nearly new size 38. New
Jap 31 caliber rifle. Excellent condi
tion. Baby bed, aprliwa it mattress. Ph.
34105 n273
KITCHEN and Industrl al exhaust f a ns
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n275
AUTOMATIC electric sldearra water heat
era. YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n278
ELECTRIC chimes. long and short tubes,
motor driven, and mechanical chimes
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
SUN LAMPS (ultra violet b Infra-redJ.
portable and stand models with timers
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
255 N Liberty St. n275
COAL OR briquet .circulating heater, new
wood ratine
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N Liberty Si. n275
ELECTRIC room beaters, fan, steam and
reflector types.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n2S
PLASTI-KOTE. the durable paint
Ith
the cellophane-like finish
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
253 N Liberty St n275
AUTOMATIC electric Brill'.-18x3 6Tnches.
with double thermostat. Ideal lor small
restaurant or club house.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
233 N Liberty St n27a
INDIRECT llcor Inmps and torchlera.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
233 N Liberty St. n275'
ATTRACTIVE, aluminum kitchen step
ladders and step-on refuse cans.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
253 N Liberty St n27&'
BU el furuiiur. cooit tovea
1iihp motor, radio electric tppn
t nee household coh!a KLIOMAN'9
18? " ;:omnier-ui Prion r 9885 n'
ARE YOU getting poor radio reception? -Then
try the powerful 8 tube Tropic
Master Standard broadcast At shon
wnve bnncls. Ideal for localities where
reception Is ordinarily poor,
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St. n28!i'
FLUORESCENT kitchen fixtures and lrj.
Kle tube brackets for use near your
mirror
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
2.i N Liberty St. n27V
SMART SUITS, coats sweaters and skirts
'is well is dress. for all occasions fro-n
afternoon to form n Is Grand material
and scarcely worn Sizes 9 to 44 Prion'
4845. anytime. n3U3
HEAT YOUR hom electrically It'a con
vnnient. clean, economical. See us foi
(rna estimates
YEATER APPLIANOB CO
255 N Llbmv
METAL AND plnstic bod lamps.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N Liberty St
AUTOMATIC record players.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
253 N Liberty St n273'
SEE lis FOR Christmas gifts
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
253 N. Liberty St. n304'
III.l.ER HttllSBES 1749 OrantPh 8J.V
n:il ORDER Better Homes St Garden or Ameri
can Home at present low price of 3 years
S3, Mademoiselle 1 year $3.50. Ph. 7828
Mrs. Paul H. Hauscr 925 Saginaw st
n285
EOLA LUMBER CO., Rt. 4, Saturn Lumbar
rod cedar shlnftles T C. (Ted) Mullen
Ph Salem 2-1106. Yard 5 miles west rn
Dallas highway. n!33
FIGURINES and small Rift items.
YEATER APPLIANCE CO
253 N Liberty St. n273"
ELECTRIC desk, mantle and wall clocks
YEATER APPLIANCE CO.
255 N. Liberty St. n275
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED washing machine. Ph,
34331
na2J4'
HOLLYWOOD Transfer for dependable
hauling. Call Burton's Mobile Station.
Phone 9764. na279
OLD DISHES over 25 years old. Opsta-rs
Antique Shop. 438 Court St. na286
UxKI fURNITURK Pbon tUft
m:ksonal
READING, Know the Truth. 2381 State.
P274
SPECIAL NOTICE
PROFESSIONAL adviser. Well known in
Salem by former name "Mrs. Martin,"
Marlon Motel cabin 2, north of under
pass on Portland highway, this week
only, hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. p272
ALCOHOLICS. Anonymous. P. O. Box 734.
P309
PDBLIO STENOGRAPHER
LETTERS OF all kinds composed ano
typed Personal ones a specialty. Strict
ly confidential For appointment, phone
4845 P808
AUTOMOBILES
:tl MODEL A ROADSTER. Clean. 16 Inch
wheels good rubber, 2495, Broadway.
q274
ttlW ADAMS coach trailer house 24. New J
In Aug. Sleeps four. Permanent Bed. Oil
heat. Ph. 21073, 3205 Portland Rd.
q2'M
'H4 CIIEV. COACH master heater, seal
beams. Excel, cond, 556 Union St.
q273
191 FORD Roadster. Rebuilt motor. 16
in. wheels. Late model generator, driv
ing lights and spot light. Sealbeam
headlights, heater. Call after 5:30 p.m.
3110 N. Church. n.273
FOR SALE '34 Plymouth Cpe.,
N. Church. ; Ph 7357.
1300. 3035
q273
FOR SALE 1037 Chrysler sedan, motor
Just completely overhauled 2295 Lee
St. q278
NEW all purpose 2 wheel stock trailer.
New 600x16 tires and tubes. 1175.
1243 Marion St. q276
1012 nUICK 4-door sedan for sale or
trade for lighter car. 1000 S. Com'l
q273'
NT3W TRAILER HOMES
GOING OUT of business. Reduced prices.
One 2,i-ft. Royal, one 27-ft. Zlmmrr.
1984 Slate St. q273
WILL TRADE Model A In excellent con
dition and cash for 1935 to 1938 coacn
or sedan Ford. 2225 Mill St. Sat. after
noon fe Sunday. q272
FOR SALE 1932 Ford V-8 Sedan. 3604
Hulsey. Salem. q272
193(1 BU1CK CPE. Parking lot corner of
Trade and Liberty, daytime. Eve. 370
N. 19th, q272'
FOR SALE Terraplane 4-dr. sedan, good
mechanical cond. 5 good tires, uphol
stery like new. Priced right, 825 Mad
ison St after 4 p.m. q272
FOR SALE: S-t.W. 33 Chrysler 6. four
door sedftn Excellent tires. Call eve.
2I0N. 12th St. q372
FOR SALE: 31 Ford Coupe. J22 N, Com7!.
q272
40 CHEV, CLUB CPE. radio and heater
and 20 ft. 42 Mohawk trailer. Both in
perfect cond. to be sold as unit. Trailer
has 8 ply Nylon tires, vacuum brakes,
butane equip, with all connections on
car. ?360O. Also 3'a h.p. Firestone
outboard motor $75. Eve. 151 N. 13th
See Kinney. q272
'42 FORD DUMP. 4 yrds., Eaton rear end,
3-speed Brownie, aide tank, vacuum
booster and tank. Truck In perfect
shape. Job available. Ph. 3456. q375
19 Bt'fCK Sedan, 80 rubber. Price
S200. Phone 25564. qJ73'
1910 FORD Deluxe Coupe, excellent con
dition Radio, heater. Call Stayton 436.
1274
FOR SALE or trade 1E37 Graham Super
charger 4 dr. sedan, in excellent cond.
Call at 2131 Center. q274
16 FT. TRAILER 1400. Inquire 375 High
land Ave. q272
'.W LINCOLN ZEPHER. 11050. 1305 Ne
braska. After 5. q274
18 FT. 1911 PALACE TRAILER Houe.
Excel, tires and brakes, 1875. 1785
Berry. Ph. 6377. q274
NEW 16 FT. TRAILER HOUSE, well built
and priced right. Sell or trade for good
car. Merle Swearingen, Rt. 4. Box 388,
Salem, Ore, W mi. out Wallace Rd. q273
FOR SALE: 1935 Chrysler sedan, tod
cond. Also 7:00x16 tire, never been us. d
See at 1375 Ruae. St. W. Salem. q23
SENTINEL CABINET RADIO. Good cond.
15. "28 Model A transmission. '34 Chev
rear end i;5. Rt. 7 Box 408. Ph. 34373.
q273
FOR PALE: One practically new 700:15
lire Box 78 Capital Journal q273
AUTOMOBILES
SECURITY MOTORS
See us U.st for best buys In new and
used Eastern and Western trailers,
1946 Columbia 23 ft
1946 Leonard 18 ft
1046 Pacific Liner 19 ft
1943 Castle Coach 20 ft
1941 Travelo Coach 18 ft.
1047 Mobileglloes all aluminum 13 ft
1942 Packard Clipper Sedan
1940 Olds Sedan
No trades needed also a few cheapies.
3385 Portland Rd. Ph. 25164 q276
'41 OLDS hy dramatic, aood tires, radio
and heater Very clean. 327 5th Silver
ton. q2J3
I0HII Bl'K'K Special 4-door sedan. This
car :s in perfect condition and has
very good tires. After making a check
of local automobile prices in at least
six used car lots, I feel a fair market
price Is S1205.OO. Ph. 164-R Indepen
dence, Inquire at Fulmer's Service Sta.
q272
mm WILLYS 4 dr. sedan. 535 N. WinUT.
q27.V
SCHULT TRAILER HOUSE, 1946 model.
Used only 2'a months. Tandem wheels,
elec. brakes, sleeps 4. This Is a 3
compartment trailer fully equipped and
In excellent cond. Terms. 160 West
Myers St. Ph. 21937. q273
1942 JEEP. J885. Take trade on car pay
or take difference. Ph. 2-4972. 1374 bth
at. W. Salem after 5 p.m. q273
IfCll FORD ROADSTER. Rebuilt motor.
16 In. wheels. Late model generator
with voltage regulator, drtvlna lights
and spot light. (400. Call after 5:30
P.m. 2110 N. Church. q273
'12 DODGE 2 TON Truck. New engine
and rear end. 30 ft. P.W. semi '16
model, 100";. rubber. Write E. B. Lewis
558 Almodin St., Eugene. Ph. 337RR.
q274
HUDSON
SALES SERVICE - PARTS
Krefi est) males overhauling body
and Tender repair paintinn. "Give
Shrock a try and you'll know why "
SHROCK MOTOR CO
Phone 8502 Sal.Mn
MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN
SALES SERVICE PARTS
All makes used motorcycles bouuht
sold repaired.
SHROCK MOTOR CO.
Phone 8503 - Salem
WANTED m RtJY Late model truck
pickups- paneis flatbed tagger trir
on inttrnaliocai dealer Jame i
Mndt-n Company 2959 SHvertoo Roar
Phone 24)33 a
WANTED LA TV Mode Oar b "orlvu
prt W:ll pay cash Phoot 630 a
FINANCIAL
SEE US FOR
ATTRACTIVE FARM LOANS
ONLY 4"- INTEREST
5 to 40 Years and NO Commission!
Leo N. Child;. Inc.
REALTQRS
341 State St. Ph. 9261 . r2T3"
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 et
125 to S30P or more without co-siRiiers.
Get the cash on your signature, furni
ture or up to J50O on auto. Phone,
write or come in today,
PERSONAL FINANCE CO,
of Salem
518 State St., Rm, 125
Phone 3191 E, Gallinaer, Mer
Lie. S-122, M-165 r2B1-
WANTED Real estate loans on 6 percent
Interest. Good security on coast prop
erty, new homes. Write Box 168, Nel-i-cott,
Oregon. r286
YOUR SURPLUS MONEY WILL EARN
YOU 8 PERCENT INTEREST BUY A
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. EXAM
INE THE SECURITY YOURSELF.
MORTGAGES AVAILABLE IN AMOUNTS
OP (500 TO $7500 WE COLLECT ALL
INTEREST AND PAYMENTS FOR THE
INVESTORS, NO EXTRA CHARGE.
STATE FINANCE CO. 153 8. High St.
FARM AND CIT? LOAN 8
44 AND 6?
'OIIB OWN TERMS of re par men wtlhin
reason Cub for Real Estate Cod tracts
acd Second Mortgages
CAPITOL SECIRriThB CO.
.Pi nee Trust Bids Ph 713 r
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
LOANS
S-138 and U-IU
and
ROY a SIMMONS
INSURANCE; and LOAM
188 S Commercial St Tel 9IM.
AUTO LOANS
WILLAMETTE OR EDIT OO
Uj FLOOR OU ARDLAN BLDO
License No M-lM
I MONET.
RAX ESTATE LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CAR LOANfc
Buy RJ Estate Uortcuaa aac
Cob tract
STATE FINANCE CO- REALTORS
Lie B-218 U-233 163 S Birr 8t r
Directory
AUTO BRAKES
MIKE PANEK. 275 S. Com'l. Ph. 8181.
Brake & wheel aligning specialist. o37fi
ACCOUNTING
4CCOUNTING and bookkeeping. Reason
able rates Dependable service Bu1ner
Service. Inc. Mason lo Building a. Salem
Phone 8727 o
4PPL1ANCF REPAIRS
K XPERT BEND IX and aommerclal and
domestic refrigeration aervloe Ralph
Johnson Appllaooea 131 Center Ph. 40 3 ft
AUTOMOTIVE
MARION MOTORS
NASH SERVICE
Cbemeketa Phone 7838
BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING and leveling. Dirt mov
ing, logging. R. R. Ricks, Ph. 8022, Stay
ton. O230
CEMENT WORK .
GENE RlTcE : M E NT?" CONTRACTING Cliff
Ellis. 1905 N. 19th St. Ph. 4071. o292
CHIMNEY SWEEP
DELIVERY SERVICE
SALEM DELIVERY and Pickup Service
145 S Church. Phone 4711. o275
DRESSMAKING
TAILORING, Alteration. Mrs. Armentrout.
1984 State (Trailer Camp), o2D6
EXTERMINATORS
ARDEE MAINTENANCE CO. Bedbutfi.
roaches, rats, fleas, moths Pest con
trol contract servtce Materials sold
guaranteed riddance 825 N Killings
worth St.. Portland H. Ore Ph. WEb
ter 3265 o
COCKROACH EXTERMINATOR service.
Ph. 3056. LEE CROSS. 1260 N. 17th.
02J7'
-treithaupt' to: flowers Dial 8 ISA o'
HAULING Farm products and building
materials. Chrlstcnsen & Gilbert. Ph
25021, 244S N. Church. 0281
"UNERAl DIRECTORS
IOW ELI FUNERAI BCUX PH 8873
a
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
J R WATKINS CO. PRODUCTS.
1717 Center St. Phone 5395. o2f8
MATTRESSES
CAPITAL BEDDING Phone 4089 0237
MUSIC LESSON
PAM.HII ana HAWAIIAN Ouiiar. Mando
'1n oonio etc 1533 Court Ph 7568 f
PAPER H A N G IN G
JERRY JOHNSON. Phone 3493. o278
EXPERT panerhanglDi. a J. WooT-
worth. Phone 3015 o
PLUMBING
PLUMBING AND repair. Prompt service
Larry rravlss Phone 6601 o273
PRUNING
L. W. CAUDLE. Snrayinz and Prunin
Ph. 7300. 130 Roberts Ave, o287
8AND GRAVE1
. KIH SOIL ;ru;ti3 rot 4. Shovel
art i.n. xcav aunt WalUxu Sand A
ravel oo. Phone Bofli.
Market Quotations
Portland Produce Esehange
Butterfal (Tentative, subject to Imme
diate change). Premium quality maxi
mum of .35 of 1 percent acidity, delivered
in Portland, 91-92c; first quality 90-91c
lb.: second quality 86-87c; valley routes
and country points 2c less first, or 88
8Bc lb,
HuilerWholesale, F.O.B., bulk 68-lb.
tubst: AA, 93 score. 80-81c: A. 92 score,
79-80c lb; B. 90 score, 78-79c lb; C,
89 score. 75c lb.
Cheese Selling price lo Portland re
tailers: Oregon singles, 55-59c lb; Oregon
lOHf 57-6tc lb: r!ilets, 54',a-59c lb.
Eggs To wholesalers: A urade, large
58'j-59i;c: medium, 55-58'.ac; small
(pullet) 41',i-43'.ic; B grade, large, 46
i8c. Ea Purchases from farmers: Current
receipts, 54-55c: buyers pay 3-3Hc dor.
below wholesale quotations on graded
New York
Stock Quotations
(By tha Associated Press)
New tarx UP) -iTInsinw Quotations to
Vlied Chera & Dye 1'
American Can 1
m Powei St Light
mer Tel A Tel. 1
Anaconda Cupper
Mcriiion
Bendlx Aviation
-lethieberr Stel ......
uoeing Aircraft
Jalllornia Packing :
Oanadinn Paciflo
J I Case .
Chrysiet Corp
Jommonea)lh A South
UonsollOaird Kdi.tnn :
Consolidated Vulte
:oniui"ira Insurance
Toftn '.eileroacb ...
:uriis. Wmni . ....
louaias A.rcraft '".'!,!..,... i
Juponi de Nemours 1'
letiera. Elecino
lenerai Foods
ienera Motors :
ieodyeat Tire I
Jreat Northern pfd ... .
internaltona. Harvester i
int Pipei pld
(ohm Manvuie
,ennet:iHl
uons Hii A
ilaytas
Miami Copper
vlontiomery Ward ..... i
Jash Keiviuator v
National Jairy
N Y Ceniial
ortli Ain Co .
Northern Paciflo '"!"!.... !
i'ac Amer F:sn
f'acitlo tlas Eleo
Racine i & r '.!!'.'.!!!!!-
Jan American
Penny j C
tadio Cory
tayon:er
layoniei Pfd "
rlevnold. Metals ;
iatHway
jears R-jebuck
Jinclali OH
iouthern Paciflo -
Stanr.ard Brands ;
itandard Ol' Oatll
Stewart amer
iujoebaaer '
no Min.ug
(n:o
Oil
nion Paciflo .......
United Airlines
United Ancralt
United States Steel .
Warner Brothers
Went Elec Mfg Oo .
VoolwortJi
Richfield .,
DIRECTORY
SAW FILING
Roasch. 674 S Capitol
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
CESSPOOL and Septic cleaned. Free in
spection. No. Job too large or small.
Call 8745. 0295
KENNETH 11AMEL, 1143 8th St.. W. Sa
lem, Ph. 7404, Guaranteed service. c293
kOTU ROUTER SKWfcR dERVICE
era and dra;n cleaned Pr4 atimat
Promp service Ph 1337
rKANFER AND STORAGE
i.OCAl A DINSTANCE Transfer, ewraae
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LODGES
A District No. 27 will receive the
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Master Masons Invited. 274
Meet every Wednesday
evening Visitors wel
come. IOOF Building
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In thr Circuit Court of the Stale of
Orcion
FOR MARION COUNTY
Probate Department
In the matter of the estate of
B. H KENNEDY. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, oy an order ol the Circuit Court
of the State of Oretton. for Marlon Coun
ty. Probate Department, made and en
tered on the 13th day of October. 1046
was appointed executrix of the estate
of E H. Kennedy, deceased, and that she
has duly qualified as such executrix.
All persons having cialms against said
estate are hereby notiMed to present tne
same, duly verified a required by law.
to W. C Winslow. at Salem. Oregon
within six (6i months of the date of this
notice:
Dated this 17th day of October, 1946
ELMA H, KENNEDY
Executrix of the estate
of E. H. Kennedy. Deceased.
W. C WINSLOW.
Attorney lor Executrix.
Salem Oregon
First publication: October 19. 194fi.
Last publication: November 16, 1946.
Oct. 19. 26. Nov 2, 9. 16
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY has been,
by order of the Circuit Court of tne'
Stale of Oregon for Marion County, ap
pointed executor of the estate of EARL
H. ANDERSON, Deceased. Any persons
having claims against said estate are re
quested to present them, with proper
vouchers to said executor at 310 Pioneer
Trust Building. Salem, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this notice
Dated thi 2nd day of November, 1946.
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
Executor of the Estste of
Earl H. Anderson, Deceased
RHOTEN Ac RHOTEN
SAM F. SPEERSTRA
310 Pioneer Trust Building
Salem. Orenon
Attorneys for E&la'i,
Nov. 3, 8, 10, 23, 30.
hnsls for best hennery tagi,
Portland Dairy Market
Bu Her Price to retailers: Grade A A
carton, 85c: AA prints 84c: A prints, 83c;
fourth pound cubes, xi cent higher.
Eggs Prices to retailers: AA large, 68c;
A large. 50-6 lc; AA medium, 58c; A me
dium, 57-58c: A small 44c dozen.
Cheese Prices to wholesalers, Portland:
Oregon sinnles, 52-56c lb.; Oregon loaf,
54-58c- triplets, 51'a-56c.
rouiiry:
Dressed Turkeys No, 1
loose, f .o b. plant . 46c lb.;
younr hen.s,
No, 1 toins,
28c. lb. advance basis.
Dressed Chickens Sell to retailers:
Spring broilers, 3 lbs up, 52c: colored
hens, 37c: lenhorn fowl, 32c; old roosters
and states 28c.
Live Chicken- No. 1 Leghorn broilers,
1 to 2 lbs.. 3o-36c lb; flyers 2 to 3 lbs.,
37-38c: 3 to 4 lb.. 37-38c lb: roasters,
4 lb.s. and ever, 37-38c. Fowl. Leghorn,
all wts., 22-23c: fowl, colored, all wats.,
27-28c: roosters and stags, 12-17c lb.
Rabbits Average lo retailers, 50c lb:
dre&sed prices lo producers, 43c t fryers,
live, white, 23-25c lb: colored, 23c lb.
Vegetables:
Artlchokes- Cal. (1.85 for 2 dozen.
Beets Loca! 65-75c doz. bunches.
Broccoli $1 50-1.65 lug.
Brusscl Sprouts--2.35-2.50, 12-baskct
flat.
rabhace Round h-ad, B0 lb. crates,
S2.25-2.50; fancy 2 .75-2.85; red, 4-5c
lb: kraut, SI .15-1.35.
Carrels Local bunched. 5-dos, crate,
$2.0-2.7.): Cal., 6 doz. J4.73,
Cutillflower LocbI No. 1, $2-2.25: No, 3,
$1-1.25.
Celery Lnbisli. Milwaukle. crates, pas
cal. $1.75-2; blanched, $2.75-3 crate;
hearlr, si.fi," for 2 doz
Cucumbers California luas. 83 25-4;
Florida, 52 lb. bushel basket. 7.25-7.50.
Kse plant Cal., 2il-lb. crates, $2.75.-2.85
Garlic Or"" on white, 2."-3rjc lb.
Lelluce Mid-Columbia. $3,25-3.75 rrate:
California ,'i.50-5.75 4 and 5-doz, crate
Onhins WashiiiRton white, No, 1 (1
1.25; Oreoon. yellow, No. 1, M. 25-1. SO;
urern bunched, 80-9i)c: Idaho white gloves,
Sl.50-1.60; large, $1.85; yellow Spanish,
$1.20-1.25.
Parsley Local. 7.V80c dozen.
Peppers California, crates. 74 lb , $8,10
8.50: 44 lb. S4.23-5; Texas, $3.35-3.50; chill
peppers. $1 flat.
Potatoes Washington Russeta, $2.50
2.65; 50 lbs. No. 2. 90C-M.10: local long
white, $2.55-2.6.1 cwt: Klamath Rus.se' n,
No. 1, $2.65-2.75: Deschutes, No. 1, $3.75
3; hakes $3 50-3 75.
Radishes Local, red, 70-75C doa
Rulahaias $1.13-1.25 Iiik.
Splnarh 20-lb. boxes. $1.50.
Squash Dnnlsh lugs, $1-1.15;
boxes, $2-2.'.!.i.
Sweet Potatoes Cal.. 50-!b
orange
bosket.
$3.00-4.25: Louisiana yams, 50- lb.
14.00-
4.25: Calif.. $4.
Tomatoes California as Is, wrapped,
$4-4. 25: repacked $4.?.i-4..i0.
Turnips Bunches, $1.10-1.25 doz,
Fresh Fruit:
Apples Oregon Ortleys. faced and fill
ed. $2,35-2 50: Kings. Winter Bananas,
loose. J 1 .50-2; Red Delicious, wrapped
and packed. $4.25-4.50: loose, $3-3..i0;
Jonathans, wrapped and packed, $3.35
3.50. Avocados California Feurtes, all sizes,
$5.50-5.75 box.
Bananas Bunched, B'ic lb; cut hands,
$10.15-10,50 a 100 lbs.
Cocnnnuts Central America, sacks of
100 522-23.
Cranberries Oreaon. 25-lb. boxes: Large,
$9-9.25; medium, $8.75-9.
Grapefruit Florida while, ROs and larg
er, J5.50-fl; Texas pink, 56.75-7; Texas
white, $4.50; Arizona 80s and larger, $2.75
3. Grapes Cal. 28-pound lidded lugs: Em
perors. $3.75-3.85.
Lemons California, all sizes, $7.-5-9.25.
Limes California 15 tubs of 6 limes,
$2.65-2.75.
Oranses Calif., 344 and small, M
6.50; 3i)2s S5.75: Florida, wlrebound box
es. 2.'i0s $5.7."; larger Jfi-6.fi0; Calif, na
vels 200s and larger 8.25 box: 220s, $8;
252s. $7; 2R8s $6.25; 344s, $5,50.
Pears Hood River D'Anjou, $4.75-5
wrapped and packaged boxes; loose, Bosc.
Loose. $3.35-3.50; Yakima, $3-3.25; Corn
ice, local loose, $2.2j; Hood River, loose
$2-2.35.
Persimmons Calif. lugs. $2.50-3
Pomegranates--11.75-2 a lai'er lug.
Tangerine $2.50-2.66.
Quince Locnl, 2--3c n-.
Packaged Vegetables Cellophane wrap
ped, a dozen' Broccoli, $2.25-2.30; spin
ach, 24-12 oz $2.15-2 25; cauliflower sen
men ts, 16-oz.. $2 .25-2.30; salad, fi-oz ,
$1.15-1,20; Brussels sprouts. 9-on,, $2.00
3.75. Garlic Cloves 30 1-01. packages, $1.65
1.73. Dressed Meats:
Veal Best quality, 26-27c lb; B, 23
24c: C, 21 -22c; cull. 18-20c lb.
Hogs Block butchTs, packer si. vie, 155
313 lbs., 33-31c; over 213 lbs, 33c Sows,
all weights 3f)-30c. lb
Lambs AA 34-35c; A, 32c; B, 27-28c;
O. 25c.
Mutton 12-16c lb, according to quallt?
and weight.
Beef Beat quality, 30-.12c: B, 25-2fic;
C, 22c; canner and cutter, 18-20c; bolog
na bulls 25c.
Wool, CAsrara Bark:
Cascara Bnrk Green. S-8'.-c: dry, 20c.
Wool Valley, coarse and medium
grades. 45c lb.
Mohair 40c lb.on 12-month growth.
Hides Calves, 28-29c lb., according to
weight; green beef 16-17c lb; kip hides
23-24c.
Rendered Inedible Fats 12c lb.
Nuls:
Almonds California. 33-35c lb,
Filberts (new crop) Barcelona, Jum
bo, 32-34C lb; large. 28-28'; fancy
22c and up; baby, 20-23c; Duchilly Jum
bo, 28'i-34c; large, 28c: fancy, 24c;
brlx nuts. Jumbo, 34c; fancy, 24c In 100
lb. bags.
Walnuts Opening price: First quality
Franqueltes Jumbo. 40c; lame, 37c; me
dium, 35'ic; soft shell Jumbo, 40c; large,
33c; medium, 35'ic
Cheilnuls 20-30C lb.
The above prices quoted to the whole
sale trade are F.O.B. shipping points
Delivered eastern price Is generally 1 i
centa higher than F.O.B. plant quota
tions. Chfragn Grain
Chicago, Nov. 16 (U.R) Cash gra.n
sales:
Wheat: nominally firm; no sales.
Corn: steady to 1 cent higher; 3 vel
low 136-140'j; 4 yellow 50-118: 4 white
149';.
Oats: firm; 1 mixed S8'; 1 white 87
87'a, Soybeans: 2 yellow 332-334.
Barley; malting 145-HtS nominal; feed
115-125 nominal.
Chiraeo Live lock
Chicago, Nov. 16 ( 'USDAi -Salable
hOK.s 1.500 i estimated i ; total not given;
compan-d week ago all weights barrows,
KlltS and sows 1.00-1,25 blither; practical
top 25.00; extreme top 25.25,
Salable cattle 1.000 (estimated); total
not given; compared week ago: highly
competitive trade all week on slaughter
steers gradim: average-good and better
such kinds 1.50-2.00 higher compared last
werk's cl.ie, similar heifers 1.00-1.50
hinhcr; owfr grade offerings, both steers
and heifers, generally 50 higher; good
beef cows 50 to 1.00 hltther, lower grades
atroiiB to 25 hiher; aood berf cows 50 io
1.00 higher, lower grades slrong to 25
higher; bulls 50 lower; vealers 1.00-3.00
higher; stock cattle weak to 50 lower:
lop 36.50 paid late for two loads mrlcliv
choice 1044 lb, long yearlings, that pnre
within bO of the all-time record peak,
most good and choice fed steers and year
lings 24.OO-3i.O0, including mixed steers
and heifers at later price, medium light
steers down to 15.00; choice 872 ,b.
fed heifers topped for Die class at 31.00,
three loads 975 lb. choice Colorados 30.00;
good beef cows 15.50-18.50, common nd
medium 12.00-15.00, canncra and cutters
0.50-11.50
Salable sheep 1.000 'estimated); toial
not given; ccm pared week ago: Receip-s
considerably larger than la.st week but
demand Improved and slaughter lamoa
. stfifvir-R
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OTHER MAKES
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260 Slate St., Salem Phone 9149
Stocks Decline
Irregularly
New York, Nov. IS iPi Aside
from a few shaky leaders, the
stock market maintained its
equilibrium fairly well today
in the face of a nationwide coal
strike threat.
Early losses of fractions lo a
point or so were reduced in most
cases in the final hour and a
number of modest plus signs ap
peared near the close. Trans
fers ran to around 300,000
shares.
Lack of real selling pressure,
together with timid bidding here
and there, was attributed by
Wall streeters to the belief thai
the latest mine crisis would re
sult in the new congress pushing
legislation which would obviate
future serious labor disputes.
Soft spots included American
Telephone, which slipped to a
new low for the year; Southern
Railway, American Smelling,
Du Pont, Union Carbide and
American Can. The majority of
steels skidded slightly.
Advances were posted for
Great Northern. Northern Paci
fic, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck,
Douglas Aircraft, Kcnnecott.
Dow Chemical and Air Reduc
tion. Bonds were a trifle under
water, although there were ex
ceptions. Closing Dow-.Joncs averages:
industrial. 163.03, off 0.64; rail,
40.54, off 0.10; utility, ;!!).26.
up 0.14; 65 stocks, 61.8!), off
0.14.
Sales totaled 320,000 shares
compared with 51)0,000 shares
last Saturday. Curb volume was
80,000 shares against 150,000
shares last Saturday. Bond
turnover of SI, 260.000 com
pared with $1,013,000.
Counterfeit Sugar
Stamps Circulate
Eugene, Nov. 16 (t'i Crude
counterfeit sugar stamps -made
by pasting the number of a valid
stamp over spare stamps from
ration books were reported in
circulation in the Eugene
Springfield area today.
Markets Briefed
(By the United Pressl
Stocks irregular in quiet trad
ing. Bonds Irregularly lower.
Curb stocks irregular,
Cotton irregular.
Wheat irregular.
16-65 higher, with (rd wnolert western
lambs predominating in daily runs; sond
and choice native and fed western wooled
lambs 24.25-25.00, latter price early peak,
c losing lop 24 .5t); most medium to good
wooled lambs 21.50-23.75, common lo me
dium throwonts 14.OI1-1B.00. strntitht culls
10.011 and below; good nnd choice fed
shorn lambs No. 2 lo foil shorn pelts
23.00-24 50 according lo pelt, credits; gtiitri
and choice yeniiinss early 20.00-21 .00,
well finished kinds scarce from m id
week on. medium to nood descriptions
15.5ll-lil.00; slaughter ewes 25 to mostly
50 hitiher. mast good to choice a.f0-H.7S;
few choice 11.00, common to good west
ern ewes 7.2.1-8.50; packiiae nnod io
choice 77 lb feeding lemhs 10.00, me
dium to Kood 61-72 lb Texas feeding
lambs 16.00-17.85.
rnrllaiul Livestock
Portland. Ore,, Nov, 16 (fl; Wheat: No.
futures quoted.
Cash Brain: Oats No. 2-3B lb wni'e
62.50: barley No. 2-45 lb B.W, M.00; corn
No 2 6.Y. shipments 62.50; No 1 flax
7.3.
Cash wheat fbldl : soft white 1 BB'i ;
soft white excluding rex) 1 .89 ' ; white
club l.SO'i ; western red 1.89
Hard red winter: ordinary 1.80'i: 10
percent 1,93; U percent 1.6 12 percent
2.06.
Hard white bnart: 10 percent 3.20; 11
percent 2.31; 12 percent 2.3.1.
Today's car receipts: wheat 17; ba.-ley
3; flour 1; corn 6: oats 3; mlllfced o.
Portland Livestock
Portland, Ore., Nov IB OPt (UflDAl
Cattle: for five days, salable 3.55'i, to
tal! 3,795; calves, salable 386, total 444;
compared week ago general market ajron
to 50 cents higher, no test of alrengin
of top good kinds late ad quotations on
these up least, lower grade rows often
1 .00 higher with in Kent demand lale;
icood steers 18.2a-20.tM), early . top 20.00;
common-medium 13.00-17.50: few stock
era sold mostly around 14.00-18.00; common-medium
heifers 12.00-16,50, canner
and cutter cows lale B.OO-11,00, medhnn
Kood beef cows 1200-14.50, late to 15.00;
good beef bull 15.00-50, few 16.00 lale,
sausage bull 10. (Hi-14,00; good-clnnrc
vealers sleay at, 17.00-18.00; grass calves
clewed up to 1.00 higher, good 400 lb
kinds to 17.50.
Hogs: for five days, salable 61)0, total
5,351; compared week ago market steady
to US cent lower and 50 cents belnw
Mondav; good-choice 16ri-238 lbs late
25.00, early ton 25.50: good nw 33 itO
Jl.oo. lmhL sows to 23.50; choice feeder
plus to 22.00.
Sheep: for fiie days, salahte. 3,976,
total 5,410; mai ket about steady but
slightly uneven; most good-choice lambs
both wooled and shorn 19.50-20.00, sev
eral lots woolskins to 21.00 and two
.small lo'.-i at 21.50, r.ew high; common -medium
14.00-17.00, plain kinda aa feed
ers 11 .00 to 13.00, good feeders to 15.1)0;
good yearlings 15.50; good ewea 6,50-7.011,
common down to 3.00.
Salem Markets
Complitril from r. ports of Salr-ni
deilern for tlie irulrlanc. of Capi
tal Journal Readers. (Revised
dally.)
-trtall PHitm
Kahbll Feeds Pellets. 14.05 cwt.
Vkk Mash -$4 fi.) cwt.
Dalrv Feed I3.UU cwt.
1'oullry Huavy colored hens, No. 1 37c
lb No. 2 24c. Colored fryers. No. 1. 3Bo lb
Hiner Price- White mo Brown xire
lame erads A 68c, mcd 54c. standard'
iflr flireii
IVtaftlesale Price Large 04c dozen, mcd.
80c. inandards 65c.
ilulter Wholesale. A 83c.
Retail Grade A (19c
Butterfal Premium. Bflci No. 1, IBfl.
No 2 84c
,t)
Capilal Journal, Salem, On-con,
House Stolen from
San Fernando Lot
Los Angeles, Nov. 16 W) Po
lice staged a mass house hunt
today.
They were looking for a
three-room structure whicn
Mrs. Beaulah Gideon, Long
Beach, reported stolen from a
lot in the San Fernando valley
Grain Futures
Trade Quiet
Chicago. Nov. 16 (T) Grains
moved within a narrow range in
a quiet trade today. There was
nothing in the overnight news
to influence the market in cither
direction and cereals drifted
aimlessly. November oats were
independently firm.
A trade report from Kansas
City said the Association of
American Railroads was divert
ing at least 470 freight cars daily
from the cast and south to the
southwestern grain area. It. was
said the order resulted from
heavy accumulations of flour
and millfecris in the southwest.
Wheal finished 'i lower to :Y
higher, January $2.06 :l.i ; corn
war unchanged to li lower, Jan
uary $1.31kj-:ib, and oats were
' i lower to 1 1 it higher, Novem
ber 8 1 )! -82 ' i ,
asf Polk POD
Held Feasil
The proposed East Polk Peo
ples Unti'ity district would have
sufficient revenue over a 30
year period, after paying all an
nual operating costs, exclusive
of debt service and depreciation
reserve, fo retire an investment
of $537,000 and also to provide
a depreciation reserve of like
amount, the state hydroelectric
commission reported here Sat
urday. If the present system pur
chased, consideration should be
given the age and depreciated
condition of the system, the com
mission said, in a report com
menting on petitions lor the cre
ation of the district filed sev
eral months ago.
The proposed district would
encompass 97 square miles, with
an estimated population of 4100
and assessed valuation of $2,
632,000. If thf district, so desires, the
report said, it may pay only in
terest on its bonds during the
first four years at 34 percent
or 3'.4 percent of the indebted
ness. Public Hearing
On Express Rates
A public hearing on the peti
tion of the railway express
agency for authority to Increase
their express rates on intrastate
traffic will be held November
2fi in the miblie utilities com
mission office here, Commission
er George H. Flagg announced
Saturday.
The petition asks that the in
creased rates be made effective
December 1.1, corresponding to
similar increases authorized for
that date hy the interstate com
merce commission on interstate
traffic.
Obituary
Mr. Aildif Palmer Tavlnr
riled Tliurfidtiv tit Hi home of her dniiii-
irr, Mrs, Annrrw icuy on tne tinnumn
road, Funrral Jirrvlcii will be hold from
Mm Clouuh-flftrrtrk fiinpinl hnm In Rn
1cm at. ti time io he deter mlnrd Jntrr.
Mm. Taylor whs born Ppbrunry 2B, Iflfln,
at Arlington, Minn,, And cume to Snleni
nix months hro from Balem. Surviving
are two rlaiiBlitcrx, Mm. KpIIy and Mm.
Annie luckxoh, Aniciope, trc; b pon,
0n. alao of Antrlope; a brother. Henry
Pnlrtifr, Snlfin; seven grandchildren and
10 great grandchildren,
Rot Row man
Albany Ho v Bowman, Jit. Ornbtree,
died at the Salem General hospital Fri
day following a brief illness. Funeral
services are tn be held here from the
Fisher funeral home at a date to be an
nounced. He was born October 'J, 1RU2,
at Belpre, Kan , where he marie his home
until movins In Lebanon In 13.15. He came
to Albany in 11)38 and In 1944 ho became
proprietor of the Grub! ree cunfrcthmnry
store. On January IS. J 933, at Clay Cen
ter, Kan,, he married Cnllle D, Howmm,
wno survive liljn nx do two children.
Glenn How man, Albany, and I.iliorru I'.
How man of Wichita. Kan ; two steiiclill
d re ii : a brother; two aiMers, all Jiving
in Kmn;iji.
New Well
SSH i 11' ( rswH
fB mam if,
VS'tSM. jfij
5950
Oncn for InsDcction. 2 Mil (i
Lovely Livlni; Room. Dinette, spacious bedroom. Hardwood floors. Bath,
Kxccllrm Kitchen. Utility room. Plastered. Wired for Range, Auto. Eleo.
Mot Water Keater.
1985 Oxford Street Out So. Htn
Call
"Elmer" Amundson
Phone 3210 or 5811.
Saturday, Nov. IB, 194(1 11
Old Bible at
Norway Fair
Among the "thinRs from Nor
way" to bp displayed at the
"Norway Fair" to be held at the
Woman's club house next Wed
nesday evening are several ar
ticles more than 100 years old.
The oldest so far entered is a
Bible printed in 1787. It was or
iginally the property ot Gurl
Samsondattrr Jelle, great grand
mother of Theodore G. Nelson,
current president of Thor lodge,
Sons of Norway.
Among other 100-year items
are a white embroidered head
scarf, two hand-carved wooden
spoons, one gold decorated pot
tery cup and a one piece hand
liewn dipper. Other articles that
will be on display are Hardanger
embroidery insertions for bed
sheet nnd pillow slip made by
Mrs. Mans Hanson, West Salem;
a hand operated sewing machine
brought from Norway In l!)0fl
by Mrs. Hannah Hagcn, mother
of Louise Arneson, social direc
tor of Thor lodge, Sons of Nor
way. One of the novelties is
yarn weighing beam made of
wood.
Among the large variety of
literary pieces is a Norwegian
church hymnal printed in 185ft,
a history of Norway printed in
1814. Among more recently pro
duced articles from Norway will
be a number of hand-carved
wooden bowls received by Mrs.
A. C. Spranger, route 6, in Oc
tober of this year.
Naval Man Returns
Woodburn Clair Vandehey,
veteran of the atom bomb test
in the South Pacific and twn
I wo Jima and Okinawa inva
sions, returned to Woodburn
last week, after serving three
years in the navy. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Van
dehey and will receive his dis
charge on his birthday, De
cember 21.
China's history dates back to
2205 B.C.
Births, Deaths
Blrlln
Stlverlon Announcement are helnir re
ceived here nr the birth In Salrm ot a
dnimhter. Dlnnne Kathleen, welaht I
pounds and 4 ounces. Ortnber 2R, to Mr.
nnd Mis. Richard Arnold formerly ot
Bllvertnn.
FalrfleltS To Mr. and Mm. Hay A.
diuicler, Cherlv Jean, we-tshlng 7 pounds.
i ounces. Her arano parents, rwr. ana
Mrs. Robert Dunitey, entrained We due
ditv' evrnlnir for a visit with the Lamb
atr !lv.
R Chrlsteninn, route 7, a riatiBhter, Jaifc.
ice Lotu.se, Nov. li.
nr.int- To Mr. and Mrs. .Tamea E.
Rrfint. 1207 South Commercial, a daugh
ter, Sliarren Lee, Oci, 311.
John:.! on--To Mr. and Mrs. Hinth N.
.inhnsion. route 1, Lyona, a son, Kenton
Marvin, Sept, 6.
Heath
Kmilv V.iHn
Emily Walte, late resident of Anhlanrt,
al. a local hospital. November IS. fltir
vn'ed hy a niece, Mrs, Robert. Stouth Of
Altlnnd. Announcement of services later
by the Howe II-Edwards chapel,
Laurence Coiner
In this nty November 15, Tjawren-
Comer, Inte reside n", of 23fifl Nnn h
Churrn st reel, at, the aae of A3 yeara.
.Survived by jcven children, Minnie Am.u
of Comma nche. Tcxa. Walter Comer of
Devils I.nke, N.l)., Arch Comer of Shey
enue, N.U., 1-f.tna Itrnmmer of Hannibul,
Mo., Kttn Doiison of Elmn, Okla., ind
Karl Comer nnd Frnrst Comer, both of
Hiilem. Services will be held Monday,
November IB. at 1:3(1 p.m. tit the W. T.
.'tiKdon chapel. Concluding service at
I,en Mission cemetery.
Mis. (ieorKia Duvli
Mrs, (ieoib)a Davis, late resident of
Brooks, at the Woodburn haspii al Sat
urday. November lfi. Mother of Mra. Ju
lia Btcveij of Ilrook:.: riaiiKhter of Mrs,
Let tin Wurrnw of fin lem; and sister or
Mir, flora Stevens, Mrs, Zora Grant nnd
John Morrow, all of Snlnn. Also surviv
ed br elaht urnnrichlldreu. Announce
ment of services Inter hy ClotiKli-Barrlclc
company,
Mr Addle Ilelle T;ivr
Mrs. Addie Belle Taylor a. her resi
dence at route 1( Albany, Thursday, No
vember 14, at t he aae of 86 years.
Mot her of Mrs. Addle llirkson and Ren
Taylor of Antelope, Orciion, and Mrs.
Lvria A. Kelly of Albany; and sister of
Henry Palmer of Snleni. Also survived
by seven grandchildren and seven Breat
Krandrhildren, Services will be held st
Hie Cloueh-Barrirlc elimn Monday, No
vember in, at 10:30 p m. with Rev. 8.
rtaynor Smii h official inii. Interment in
the, IOOF cemetery, Ritualistic aervlcen
by Salem Rebekah lodae. No. 1,
Irvinx Runee
Irvinit Bunre, rhed In this city Novrm
hfr l.s. Late of Ifift West Miller street and
husband of Josephine nunce of Salem,
Fat her of r.eorste L. Bunre, of Portland
nnd Mrs. Bcniice. Ewiuj. Grandfather of
Ilusse; Ewiiiar and t he late CieorKB L-s-ter
Bunce. Jr., killed on Okinawa, MaT
I. lfM.y Member of JOUF lorle and Hal
llibbarri camp No. 5 of the Spanish Ame
rican War Vetera ii.h of Salem. Funcr.il
services will be held Moudiiy, November
IB a: a. in at W. T. Kludon rhapti
With In' i'1'mi' lit .-it tiie IOOF cemetery,
Graveside ritualistic services by Hal Hib
iMrri camp No. 5, Spanish American War
Veternir;
Built Home
p.m., Saturday and Sunday
tn oxiord or out Mission to mm
BURT PICILV, Realtors
337 N. Hlsh St.